2007-2008 Annual Report - MidPenn Legal Services

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MidPenn Legal Services
Legal Aid: Critical Help for Critical Moments
2007–2008
Mission Statement
MidPenn Legal Services is a non-profit, public interest law firm
dedicated to providing equal access to justice and high quality civil legal
services to low-income residents and survivors of domestic violence in
18 counties in central Pennsylvania. MIDPENN LEGAL SERVICES
Executive Director’s Message
Tackling Tough Times
Welcome to the 2007-2008 MidPenn Annual Report.
On the pages of this report you will read about people who
were faced with the stark reality of struggling to keep their
homes, to protect their safety, to feed their families or get
on the road to health. The individuals on these pages are just a few of the people who
MidPenn staff assisted in the past year. However, through the efforts of our advocates,
illegal evictions were prevented, mortgage foreclosures were avoided, medical
insurance was obtained, family violence was stopped and barriers to employment
were removed.
This is the work that MidPenn advocates do each day. Despite all that we
do, it is estimated that only about one in five low income Pennsylvanians with civil
legal aid issues receives the legal help they need. The ever-growing need for our
services requires that we become innovative and find new ways to serve those most
in need. For our part, we continue to evaluate our method of service delivery to
ensure that we are meeting the most critical needs of the low-income communities
we serve. Recently, we have developed substantive law units to address the problems our clients face in the consumer and employment areas. We have instituted
the Telephone Advice Project which is spotlighted in the Special Projects section of
this report. There you can also read about a non-legal project to assist low-income
individuals, the I-CAN ™ E-File, which is a web-based software that allows lowincome workers to electronically file their income taxes and apply for earned income
tax credits online at no charge. In the coming year, we will continue to face the challenge of trying to serve
everyone who needs our help, while tackling the problems of funding shortfalls and
rising costs. But as in the past, when faced with similar challenges, we will use these
tough economic times as an opportunity to continue to evaluate the ways we provide
service throughout our region while continuing to provide high quality legal services.
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MIDPENN LEGAL SERVICES
We recognize that we are not alone in our effort to make access to justice
a reality. Innovative partnerships are producing tremendous results. Grassroots
fundraising campaigns have allowed us to hire an additional attorney in three of our
offices. Spotlighted elsewhere in this report is a unique program where a collaboration of funders has placed a MidPenn staff attorney in a medical clinic, the first such
program in Pennsylvania. And there are many volunteer attorneys, law students,
paralegals and others who work to assist us to serve the ever-growing needs of the
poor. Without the efforts of these individuals many of whom are listed in this report,
the gap between those who we can and can’t serve would be even greater. We are
truly appreciative of your efforts and we thank you for lending your generosity, skill
and time in assisting our client population.
Rhodia D. Thomas
Executive Director
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Legal Aid: Critical Help for Critical Moments
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Vicki Miller is still in her home as the result of the advocacy of Patrick Cicero.
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From Altoona to L.A.
Vicki Miller’s Fight to Save Her Home Resonates Across the Country
Vicki Miller’s story was the lead in a Los Angeles Times article on July 5,
2008. The headline read “Bitter Lessons Learned From Refinancing”. How did a 52
year old single mom from Altoona make such a splash? Like too many people, she
was taken in on a home improvement refinancing offer that seemed to make good
sense. She had moved into her mother’s modest home in 2001 after her mother’s
death, buying the home from the estate for $32,000. It needed work and within three
years Vicky was over $15,000 in debt. Seven years later her debt had doubled, her
equity had vanished and she was behind in payments and facing foreclosure.
She is the face of the subprime mortgage meltdown. Vicky realizes now
that she should have just stayed with her original loan. As an office worker she has
a modest income. She readily admits that she didn’t understand what she was getting into; she just wanted to keep her home from falling into disrepair. Vicky didn’t
understand about second mortgages and subprime loans. She wanted her son and her
grandchildren to grow up in the same home that she did. For help, Vicki called the
Center for Responsible Lending and she found her way to MidPenn Legal Services.
MidPenn attorney Patrick Cicero is handling Vicki’s case. Patrick is in the
Harrisburg office but consumer cases are his specialty and he stepped in to help. He
says that it is a myth that the mortgage crisis was brought on by overreaching buyers. Most, like Vicki, were refinancing loans to enable people to fix up their homes
or consolidate their debts. “There is a good chance of obtaining a favorable loan
modification in this case,” says Patrick. “She has a number of very strong claims and
she can demonstrate that she is able to pay a reasonable monthly payment.” Vicki
has been placing $600 per month in an escrow account to show good faith. She is
grateful for Patrick’s assistance. “I thank God every day for bringing Patrick and
MidPenn into my life. I do not know what I would have done without his help.”
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New MidPenn Attorney Jaime Haley knew there
had to be a way to lift this cloud.
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New Lawyer Helps New Nurse Keep Her License
Battles Barriers to Employment to Help Single Mom Keep Her Job
It started innocently. Sherry had put herself though nursing school so she
would be better able to provide for her young daughter. But her car had over 240,000
miles on it and she required reliable transportation to get to work. She needed a car
right away but she was short of the asking price. A local used car dealer said she
could have a car that day if she wrote him a post dated check. She would have the
money when she received her next pay check within two weeks. She wrote him a
check for $1062.50 and dated it for her next payday.
Within a week, however, the car broke down repeatedly and an independent
garage confirmed that the car has serious problems. When she attempted to return the
car she discovered the dealer had already tried to cash her check and it had bounced.
When the car again broke down she had it towed back to the used car lot. She
incurred more bank fees when the car dealer again presented the check to her bank.
After an impasse of a few weeks she bought a car from another dealer and considered
the matter closed. But then she received a certified letter: the first dealer had filed
criminal charges against her.
The charges put a cloud over her ability to work. She feared the Board of
Nursing would suspend or even revoke her license. She had no prior charges, nothing like this had ever happened to her. Gettysburg MidPenn attorney Jaime Haley
understood the importance of protecting a license; she had been an attorney for less
than a year. She worked in conjunction with the Adams County District Attorney’s
office. The charges were withdrawn and the D.A. joined with Attorney Haley’s
expungement petition and the client’s record was cleared. She continues to work as
a nurse. Sherry returned a client satisfaction survey that noted “I don’t know what I
would have done without all your help. Thanks a million times over.”
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MidPenn Paralegal Patricia Shilling fought for
Mark and Maureen Tray and their staircase of stars.
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Things We Take For Granted: Heat & Hot Water
Persistent Paralegal Negotiates with Utility, Keeps Large Family Together
Mark and Maureen Tray and their 10 children had moved to a better home in
Pottsville but the gas bill from their last home had followed them. The former home
was in terrible shape and had very little insulation. Their heating bill costs proved
impossible to control. It didn’t help that for a time Mark was laid off from his job as
a maintenance worker at a near by shopping mall. The gas company demanded full
payment and when the Trays could not pay up, their service was terminated. When
they spoke with MidPenn paralegal Patricia Schilling, they were desperate. Mrs.
Tray was so worried that Children & Youth would split up their family that she could
neither eat nor sleep.
Ms. Schilling determined that one of the children had asthma and contacted
the family physician to get a statement that the child’s medical condition would be
aggravated if gas service was not restored. She faxed the statement to the gas company but they refused to turn the service back on. Finally, she contacted the Public
Utility Commission. PUC regulations provide for restoration where an appropriate
medical statement has been obtained.
The next day the gas company called and offered to restore service if the
client could come up with $558. They borrowed from friends and preserved their
household. Ms. Schilling connected the family with the Community Action
Program to enroll them in a budget program and get them assistance with some of
their arrearage. Patricia recently visited the family just after all but one of the
children had returned home from school. She said, “The house was neat as a pin and
the kids were very well behaved. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tray kept thanking me for what
we were able to do for them.”
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Attorney Linda Timberlake went the extra mile
and then some for Luis Torres
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Treating Luis: More Than a File
Holistic Approach Prevents Eviction, Wins Luis a New Lease on Life
“When I first met Luis he was being evicted from a local rooming house
because he had no money. He was an emaciated, disheveled alcoholic,” says Attorney Timberlake. As a child he had bounced around numerous foster care homes and
been treated horribly. His arm had been broken; he had been chained in a basement.
He was a Marine in Vietnam and returned with post traumatic stress syndrome. He
believes his emphysema stems from exposure to the chemicals there.
Linda talked the landlord into holding off on the eviction by letting him
hold the title to Luis’s old truck while she filed for Social Security disability. Getting
his medical records was a challenge because Luis remembered little of his personal
history. Searching the internet, Linda discovered a school that used to be an orphanage where Luis had resided. They still had some records including a birth certificate,
which revealed that he was not Louis but Luis, and that he had been born in Puerto
Rico, all of which was new information.
With the birth certificate he could apply for Social Security Retirement
benefits as he was 62 years old. Linda also filed for disability benefits and requested
a psychological consultative examination. In the meantime she urged him to enter
an alcohol detox program at the VA Hospital in Lebanon. Linda and her husband
visited Luis during his hospital stay. Upon his discharge Linda made frequent phone
calls to Luis to make sure he kept his appointments.
The consultative exam confirmed that Luis had marked impairments in his
ability to function. Attorney Timberlake was able to win him benefits and get his
landlord paid up to date. Luis is clean and sober and resides in New Providence
with friends who see that he has three square meals and a roof over his head. “He
is a different person from the one I met only a few months ago. He calls me “Mom”
because he says I’m the first person to care for him like a mother should.”
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Luis Cepada was overjoyed when Custody Attorney
Michelle Goldstein secured the return of his children.
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Recovering Missing Children
Lancaster Bar Association Campaign Funds Custody Attorney Position
Luis Cepeda and the mother of his three young children lived together in
Lancaster for eight years. One day she said she was taking them to the park but she
didn’t return. She moved in with another man in a nearby town and only got in
touch with Luis a week later. She told him that he’d never see his children again.
Police were unable to help because, as with most parents, there was no
custody order in place. Attorney Goldstein filed in court for the immediate return of
the children. The children were returned to their father and at a later Custody
Conference the mother received reasonable visitation rights.
Attorney Goldstein has represented family members in nearly 300 custody
proceedings in the last three years. The Lancaster Bar Association Foundation
recently raised $180,000 to fund this position for a second three year period. The
Foundation’s theme for the initiative is We Care About Families. Stable families
make for a stable community. Luis said, “Attorney Goldstein has been a hero to me.
I am very thankful for her help.”
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Ombudsman Jessica Tavara has no problems relating to clients.
Before she came to work for MidPenn, she was a client herself.
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Keeping Seniors Safe
Lebanon Ombudsman was a MidPenn Client. Now She Helps Others.
Jessica Tavara is a former client of MidPenn. MidPenn helped her obtain a
Protection From Abuse Order. Now, years later, she has grown to become a community treasure who can bring a tear to the eyes of business leaders when she tells her
story. She is a shining example of overcoming adversity and giving back to others in
need. Thanks to a contract with the Lebanon County Area Agency on Aging, Jessica
is a Long Term Care Ombudsman. She visits every nursing home and personal care
home in Lebanon County to protect the rights of residents and investigate complaints
concerning the care and services.
Jessica first worked for MidPenn as part of our support staff. Now, in
addition to attending resident council meetings and presenting resident’s rights
sessions, she supervises six volunteers. She has served as a facilitator for the State
Ombudsman Conference and played a vital role helping relocate residents during
Personal Care Home closures.
Jessica also helps residents to find their voice through a program known as
PEER (Pennsylvania’s Empowered Expert Residents). The PEER Project is overseen
by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging and educates residents of long-term care
facilities to advocate for their fellow consumers, from within the facility. To date,
Jessica has helped train 13 individuals in Lebanon County, who have completed the
5-week training course that includes topics such as “Navigating Your New Home,”
“Conflict Resolution,” and “Recognizing and Reporting Abuse.”
Jessica also performs valuable volunteer service for the community. She is a
family partner for Habitat for Humanity; a board member and Medical Advocate for
the Sexual Assault Resource Counseling Center; and the Treasurer for the Lebanon
Hispanic Center. She is on several committees such as the United Way Day of Caring
and the Lebanon Family Health Services Latino Health Fair. Her children, Valerie, Julian and Jenny Jordan, also do volunteer work and participate in Community
Outreach events.
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York Family Law Attorney Ann Marie McElwee fought
for Deborah Yocum to bring her children back home.
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Community Partnership Helps A Parent Fight
for Her Children
York Bar Association Foundation and Business Leaders
Join Hands to Help Families
Debra Yocum of Dillsburg followed the custody order to the letter but still
the children’s father denied her any contact. In a custody case gone horribly wrong
she had somehow lost custody of her children. She and the father had separated
years ago and Deborah had always been the primary caretaker. Dad visited about
once a month. But when he discovered that Deborah had a boyfriend, he fought her
for custody.
Debra couldn’t afford to lose her job. This was exactly what a group of
York lawyers and business leaders wanted to avoid. A MidPenn Advisory Board
created the Family Attorney Campaign to raise funds to hire a Family Law Attorney.
They had two strong allies: The York County Bar Foundation and area business
leaders. With the help of the York United Way, they raised over $300,000 to fund the
position for five years.
Family Law Attorney Ann Marie McElwee did her homework. “I had the
father’s complete criminal record. I could show that he was not following the court
order and that he was alienating the children.” She won a contempt hearing and got
her client an immediate three week visit with the children. After more transgressions
came to light the father consented to Deborah regaining primary custody. Deborah
said, “I could not have done this without Ann Marie’s support. She was with me all
the way.”
For their innovative advocacy, and generosity, the York County Bar Foundation and the York MidPenn Advisory Board were awarded the Louis J. Goffman
Award by the Pennsylvania Bar Association at the PBA Annual Meeting in Hershey.
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SPECIAL
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I-Can E-File Wrap-Up
Providing Tax Help for Clients
In January 2008 MidPenn Legal Services partnered with Southwestern
Legal Services to bring the I-Can E-File project, made possible through a tech grant
from the Legal Services Corporation, to our service area. I-CAN ™ E-File is webbased software that allows low-income workers to electronically file their income
taxes and apply for their earned income tax credits online at no charge. MidPenn Legal Services
MidPenn offices throughout the service area distributed materials, held outreach events, provided kiosks in each office for individuals and families to file their
taxes online and a Tax Day event was held on February 16, 2008 at Harrisburg Area
Community College. Paula Burkett, the assistant to the Executive Director had primary responsibility for the implementation of the program in our area. All told, MidPenn assisted
92 individuals for a total of $167,022 in tax refunds and $87,624 in earned income
tax credit payments. MidPenn looks forward to assisting individuals and families
again next year.
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The Medical Legal Partnership
Innovative Program Places MidPenn Attorney in a
Medical Clinic Setting
MidPenn Legal Services and SouthEast Lancaster Health Services in January of 2008 announced the Medical Legal Partnership for Families. It is based on a
national model that puts a lawyer in a medical setting to address root social causes of
illness, such as substandard housing, hunger and domestic violence. This innovative
collaboration allows doctors to more effectively treat chronic illnesses often suffered
by low-income members of our community - such as diabetes, asthma, and depression. It is the first such program in Pennsylvania.
Bill Fife, Medical Director noted that he often found his efforts stymied by
environmental factors such as substandard housing, his patients’ limited understanding of their legal rights, and family violence. He felt many of these factors can be
improved through the legal system. Dr. Fife said,” I think together, we can truly
offer comprehensive care to our patients – by treating all of the factors that create
and maintain disease.” This project is a preventive approach to law. By preventing
homelessness for a family, a child’s diabetes is much more likely to be kept under
good control. By meeting with a victim of domestic violence in the exam room, a
lawyer can help obtain a Protection From Abuse order immediately and prevent more
severe physical abuse.
Attorney Catherine Schultz is the MidPenn staff attorney at the medical clinic. This new project is completely underwritten by local funders: Lancaster Osteopathic Health Foundation, Lancaster County Community Foundation, United Way of
Lancaster, St. Joseph’s Health Ministries, Feree Foundation, RodaNast Foundation,
Lancaster General Hospital and the City of Lancaster.
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The Telephone Advice Project
Rural County Residents Reach Out and Get Advice,
Without Leaving Home
Many low-income people who previously were unable to easily reach a
local office can now receive the assistance of an attorney by telephone. Often clients
lack transportation, are disabled or cannot get to an office for any number of reasons.
This project, which began in September 2007, offers a systematic approach to providing legal advice over the phone on the issues of housing, consumer and family law.
Brenda Zimmerman is an attorney working out of the Lewistown office. By
phone she serves a nine county area: Bedford, Blair, Centre, Clearfield, Franklin,
Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata and Mifflin. These primarily rural counties represent
52% of the MidPenn service area. Between September of 2007 when the project
began and the end of June 2008, Attorney Zimmerman provided important information to 828 clients, or about 92 callers per month. Skilled intake workers screen calls
and identify clients who may need brief legal advice. After the call, clients are sent
letters summarizing the advice given, along with helpful brochures. Referrals to
other agencies may be offered.
This project has enabled many people to receive needed legal advice who
otherwise would remain uninformed. A client summed up the project’s effect in a
comment in a client satisfaction survey: “Extremely helpful - took me from hopelessness to an informed and efficient client!” MidPenn is considering expanding the
project. Primary funding for the project comes from the PA Interest on Lawyers
Trust Account Board (IOLTA) with additional funding coming from the United Way
of Blair County and the Centre County Council for Human Services.
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President’s Message
It is with considerable pride that I write a short note
to introduce our annual report for the 2007-2008 fiscal year.
May I suggest that it is time for “slaps on the back”
all the way around! To our staff attorneys, paralegals,
support personnel and administrators--thanks for meeting the
challenges of helping the poor each and every day. Because
of MidPenn and its dedicated staff, over 10,000 persons
achieved access to justice last year that, without MidPenn,
would not have been able to seek it.
To our board, I give a slap on the back for their devotion to the cause. The
leadership shown by our directors has demonstrated an unrivaled investment in MidPenn’s role in our society. For me, it was very rewarding to have chaired the strategic
planning committee, bringing together for the first time staff, administrators and board
members to form a cohesive working group. The resulting vision for the next five years
has been adopted by the entire board. Personally, I will not rest until the strategic plan
is seen to its successful conclusion, the result being an even greater ability to address the
needs of our clients.
Another slap on the back goes to the pro bono programs throughout our 18
county service area. Whether private attorneys are donating their time in providing
representation or making financial contributions, they are helping to meet the legal
needs of those persons MidPenn would not otherwise be able to help because of limited
resources.
Finally, to our benefactors, a major slap on the back. I cannot imagine MidPenn
coming even close to achieving its mission without the financial contributions of bar
associations, United Way agencies, foundations, county commissioners, social agencies,
corporations, and the many other individual contributors listed on the pages that follow. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. The support of the community is what motivates
all of us to work in meeting the legal needs of our most vulnerable citizens.
Thanks to all of you, MidPenn is making a difference.
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Donald F. Smith, Jr.
President
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Service Area
Administration
213-A North Front Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101
717-234-0492
Clearfield
211 East Locust Street
Clearfield, PA 16830
814-765-9646
Altoona
171 Lakemont Park Blvd.
Altoona, PA 16602
814-943-8139
Gettysburg
128 Breckenridge St.
Gettysburg, Pa 17325
717-334-7624
Bedford
232 E. Pitt St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-6189
Harrisburg
717-232-0581
Carlisle
401 East Louther St.
Suite 103
Carlisle, PA 17013
717-243-9400
Lancaster
38 N. Christian Street
Suite 200
Lancaster, PA 17602
717-299-0971
Chambersburg
230 Lincoln Way East
Suite A
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-264-5354
Lebanon
513 Chestnut St.
Lebanon, PA 17402
717-274-2834
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Lewistown
3 West Monument Square
Suite 203
Lewistown, PA 17044
717-248-3099
Pottsville
315 North Centre Street
Suite 201
Pottsville, PA 17901
570-628-3931
Reading
501 Washington Street
Suite 401
Reading, PA 19601
610-376-8656
State College
2054 East College Avenue
State College, PA 16801
814-238-4958
York
29 North Queen Street
York, PA 17403
717-848-3605
Major Case Types
In fiscal year 2007-2008 MidPenn Legal Services
handled 13,995 cases
Funding Sources
While the majority of the funding for MidPenn comes from either
the federal or state government, nearly 20% comes
from our other partners.
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MidPenn Legal Services Board of Directors
OFFICERS
Thomas D. O’Shea
CGA Law Firm
York County
Donald F. Smith, Jr., Esq. President
Debra A. Smith, Esq., President-Elect
Jerry A. Philpott, Esq.
Perry County
Justine Boatwright, Vice President
Patrick W. Quinn, Esq.
Wolfe & Rice, LLC
Adams County
Lee Rager, Sr., Secretary
James P. DeAngelo, Esq., Treasurer
Lee Rager, Sr., Secretary
Fulton County
MEMBERS
Justine Boatwright, Vice President
York County
Julia Romig
Mifflin County
Samantha Crane
Dauphin County
Debra A. Smith, Esq.
Krasno, Krasno & Quinn
Schuylkill County
James P. DeAngelo, Esq., Treasurer
McNees, Wallace and Nurick LLC
Dauphin County
Donald F. Smith, Jr., Esq., President
Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C.
Berks County
Jill Engle, Esq.
Engle and Engle
Centre County
Robert C. Wee, Esq.
Lancaster County
Matthew J. Eshelman, Esq
Cumberland County
Leslie R. Wison
Dauphin County
Ann E. Fruth, Esq.
Widener University School of Law
Management Staff
Rhodia D. Thomas, Esq.
Executive Director
Colleen S. Gallo, Esq.
Reilly, Wolfson, Sheffey,
Schrum & Lundberg, LLP
Lebanon County
Howard Miskey, Esq.
Director of Advocacy
Gregory Jackson, Esq.
Huntingdon County
James Kearney, Esq.
Director of Development
Forest N. Myers, Esq.
Forest N. Myers Law Office
Franklin County
Susan Kreidler
Director of Finance
Jane Muller-Peterson, Esq.
Dickinson School of Law
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Association
Foundation
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Network
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Bar
Association
Foundation
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Centre
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Association
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on
Aging
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County
Bar
Association
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Bar
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County
BarAssociation
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Commissioners
Cumberland
County Bar Association York County Bar Association Foundation
Dauphin County Bar Association
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Association
Schuylkill County
OfficeCounty
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Services
Lancaster Bar Association Foundation
Lancaster
Bar
Association
Foundation
State College Borough Community Development Block
Grant
Lancaster Bar Association
County
Bar Association
State CollegeLebanon
Borough Police
Department
York County Bar Association Foundation
Lebanon County Bar Association
State College Community Land Trust
The AIDS Project
Women’s Club of York
York County Area Agency on Aging
Perry County Bar Association
Schuylkill County Bar Association
York County Bar Association
York County Bar Association Foundation
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Donor List 2007 – 2008
Financial contributions from many sources provide substantial operating revenues that augment funding
from the Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network, Legal Services Corporation, and numerous United Ways. This
generous support helps to make equal access to the law a reality for people who cannot pay for legal
services. If we inadvertently missed you or misstated your name, please contact us.
Annville Cleona Women of Today
Georgianna Abrashoff
Robert M. Ackerman, Esq.
Brian M. Addison, Esq.
Lynn Ahwesh, Esq.
Neil L. Albert, Esq.
Michael C. Anderson
Anonymous
Blair Ansell
Vance E. Antonacci, Esq.
Susan B. Apel
James W. Appel, Esq.
Louis J. Appell Jr.
Catherine I. Arbogast
Louise & Michael Ardoline
Rebecca L. Ardoline, Esq.
Robert and Arlene Ardoline
Richard E. Artell, Esq.
Jules J. Arginteanu
Richard J. Ashby, Jr., Esq.
Arthur Askey
Michael W. Babic, Esq.
Kevin I. Bagatta, Esq.
Kent F. Bair
Cynthia L. Baker
Sandy A. Ballard, Esq.
Kim E. Banister
Barley Snyder, LLC
Elizabeth A. Barnett
George R. Barr Jr., Esq.
Baturin & Baturin
Peter K. Bauer, Esq.
Benn Law Firm
H. Charles Benner, Esq.
William E. Benner Jr., Esq.
Margaret J. Bennett
Martha Bergsten
Piotr Berman
Robert L. Best
Michael J. Birkner
Brenda Black
Cynthia Boyer Blakeslee, Esq.
Blakey, Yost, Bupp & Rausch, LLP
Dan A. Blakinger, Esq.
Richard J. Blakinger, Esq.
Bon-Ton Store Foundation
Joan E. Book, Esq.
Joanne E. Book, Esq.
Russell Bova
Maribeth G. Briggs
Eric L. Brossman, Esq.
Jan L. Brown, Esq.
Judith R. Brown, Esq.
Daniel Browning
Paul M. Browning, Esq.
Truman Bullard
Carol L. Buncie
Paula Burkett
Jill B. Busch Esq.
Tracy Thomas Cadzow, Esq.
Constance A. Calabrese, Esq.
Madalyn Caldwell
Frederick B. Callahan
Paul G. Campbell, Esq.
Carlisle Barracks Spouses’ Club
Max Carlson
Toby and Arabelle Carlson
Lynn A. Carpenter
Karen B. Castelli, Esq.
Dorothy E. Cecil
Joseph and Faye Cella
Chase Childs
Marsha Ann Chwastiak, Esq.
Patrick Cicero, Esq.
Josele Cleary, Esq.
Christopher Coates
Douglas H. Cody, Esq.
Joseph Colavecchi, Esq.
Dayton Coles Jr., Esq.
Commerce Bank
Andrea Commaker, Esq.
Commonwealth Supply
Connors Investor Services
George T. Cook, Esq.
Samuel & Gerry T.
Cooper III, Esq.
Ron Couchman
CGA Law Firm
Muriel Anne Crabbs, Esq.
Susan Crawford
William C. Crosswell, Esq.
Mark A. Crowe, Esq.
Dorothy W. Culp
Mary Ann Dahl
Allen H. Daugherty, II
Sylvia & Stephen Davidson
James P. DeAngelo, Esq.
Janet and Dallas Decker
DENTSPLY
Vicki Dettinger
Kathy DiLoreto
Matthew Direnzo
Kristin Driscoll
E.H. Gochnauer & Sons
John M. Eakin, Esq.
Lisa M. Ebersole
Chris & Kelly Edmonds
John C. Eidleman
E. Robert Elicker, II, Esq.
Albert P. Emminger, II
Nicholas Ermolovich, Esq.
Jeffrey A. Ernico, Esq.
Linda M. Eshelman
Matthew J. Eshelman, Esq.
The Honorable
Richard W. Eshelman
John W. Espenshade, Esq.
Lawrence G. Feinberg, Esq.
Harvey A. Feldman
Col.Zane E. Finkelstein
Mary Beth Fisher
Jeffrey K. Fletcher
Ken L. Fohringer
Robin J. Foor, Esq.
Kathy Forcey, Esq.
Ella M. Forsyth
Mary & Ed Franco
Brent A. Frank
Mr. & Mrs.Geoffrey B. Frank
Mrs.Ruth Frank
Robert M. Frankhouser Jr., Esq.
Murray Frazee
Mimi U. Coppersmith Fredman
Friends of Legal Services
Ann E. Fruth Esq.
Fulton Bank
Colleen S. Gallo Esq.
Daniel N. Gallucci Esq.
Michael W. Gang, Esq.
John M. Garber Esq.
Gates, Halbruner & Hatch, P.C.
Paula A. Gephart
Howard & Sally Gerstein
Gibbel, Kraybill & Hess, LLP
William C. Gierasch Jr., Esq.
Anne E. Gingrich, Esq.
Gingrich, Smith,
Klingensmith & Dolan
Michael L. Glancey
Glatfelter Insurance Group
Wesley E. Glaudin
Penn B. Glazier, Esq.
– 29 –
Crystal Golden
H. Amos Goodall, Esq.
Glenn & Mildred H. Gould
Robert E. Graves
Kimberly S. Gray, Esq.
Stephen & Coleen Greecher, Jr.
Lynn Greenawalt
Peter A Greenfield
Glenn R. Grell
Ronald D. Grenoble, Esq.
Phil & Ella Grier
Griffith, Strickler, Lerman, Solymos & Calkins
Rees Griffiths Esq.
Joseph Grzybowski
Tim and Nancy Grumbacher
Matthew G. Guntharp, Esq.
James D. Hagelgans, Esq.
Robert W. Hallinger, Esq.
Marinell Handshaw
John Haney
Deborah Hargett-Robinson, Esq.
Charlene Harrison
Harristown Development Corp.
James J. Hartzell
Sue E. Haug
Ernest M. Hawk
Raymond & Joan Hedger, Esq.
Douglas L. Hearn, Esq.
John L. Heaton, Esq.
Thomas S. Heefner
Alexander Henderson, III, Esq.
Daniel C. Herr, Esq.
Janis Herschkowitz
Melvin S. Hess, III, Esq.
Reverend and Mrs.Carl E. Hill
Paul R. Hoffer
Jennifer A. Hoffman, Esq.
Joseph Hoffman, Esq.
Bernadette M. Hohenadel, Esq.
Jessica & Darren C. Holst, Esq.
Darlington A. Hoopes Jr, Esq.
Christy Hoover
Abigail Hopkins
Donald E. and Milly Hopkins
Claudia Hostetter
Edward E. Houseman, Esq.
Kenneth H. Howard, Esq.
Timothy A Hoy, Esq.
Gail J. Huff
Gloria I. Humphreys
Donor List, continued
David and Cricket R. Hunter
Terry Hyman
June W. Irvin
Gregory A. Jackson, Esq.
LaConie Jackson
Matthew Jackson
Marc S. Jacobs, Esq.
Edward R. Johnson
John & Gail Jones
Kaminski & Hawbaker, P.C.
Gail Kamon
Vasiliki Karandrikas, Esq.
Lara Kasper-Buckareff, Esq.
Robert J. Kastner
Paula B. Katchmer, Esq.
J. Robert Katherman, Esq.
Katherman, Heim & Perry
Lisa C. Katterman
Donald Kaufman
James Kearney, Esq.
Shirley Keith-Knox
Jennifer Kelly
David Keough
Evelyn Kepler
A. Anthony Kilkuskie, Esq.
Priscilla Kinard
Kinsley Construction
Edward and Deborah Klevans
R. Thomas & Thersa Kline
Linda Kling, Esq.
John S. & James L. Knight Foundation
William H.
Knowles-Kellett, Esq.
The Honorable Jolene Grubb Kopriva,
President Judge
Susan A. Kreidler
Betta H. Kriner
Lyudmila V. Kritina
Stephen R. Krone, Esq.
Howard B. Krug, Esq.
Beryl Kuhr
Norris J. Lacy
Lakemont Partnership
Pamela Lapinski
Carl F. Larson
Judith A. Lavia-Jones
Laws, Staruch and Pisarcik
Emily J. Leader, Esq.
Kendra I. Lebo
Patrick & Sue Lee
Eva Lefkowitz
Beth A. Lerew
Jeffrey S. Lichtman, Esq.
Bruce Lindsay
Carol J. Lindsay, Esq.
Jack A. Linton, Esq.
William Lipset
Anne S. Lodof, Esq.
Lewis P. Logan
Robert H. Long, Jr.
Pam & Howard Lord, Jr.
Linda A. Lovett
Richard C. Low, Esq.
Lucinda C. Gossett Trust
Tamara L. Luckman
Karen Lundy
Khanh Ly
M & T Bank
M.S. Grumbacher Foundation
Robert & Ellen Malcolm
Jack G. Mancuso, Esq.
Peter V. Marks Sr., Esq.
Donald Marritz Esq.
Charles Marthinsen
Nicholas M. Matash, Esq.
F. Stephen Matthes
Christopher W. Mattson, Esq.
Stanley P. Mayers Jr., M.D.
Cindy Mayes
Cindy McCartin
Jaime M. McClintock
Richard L. McCoy, Esq.
Rodney M. McDonald
Tom McElwee
McNees, Wallace & Nurick
McQuaide Blasko
J. Garry McShea
Samuel M. Mecum, Esq.
Nancy C. Mellerski
Memorial Hospital
Metzger Wickersham
Susan M. Michalik, Esq.
Albert B. Miller, Esq.
Carol A. Miller
Glenn & Carol Miller
Miller, Poole & Lord, LLP
Todd J. Miner
Minitab, Inc.
E. John Mitton, Jr., Esq.
Preston and Helen Moe
Carl J. Mollica, Esq.
Philip J. and
Betty Lou Mollica
J. Michael Mondok, Esq.
Rowena Monez
David H. Monk
The Honorable
Warren G. Morgan
Morgan Plant & Associates
Mary Lou Morin
Arthur Murray
Susan Nagorny
Rob & Gretchen Natter
Spencer G. Nauman, Esq.
Amy L. Nelson, Esq.
Katherine F. Nelson
Edward S. Newlin, Esq.
Michele Nicholas
Jeffrey Nickel
Gaye & Steve Niebler
Bruce S. Nielsen, Esq.
Helen F. Norton
Richard P. Nuffort, Esq.
Herbert R. Nurick
Susan Obleski
Katherine V. Oliver, Esq.
Mary B. Oliver
James Orgass, Esq.
D.W. Osgood
Eugene and Diane Oyler
Oyler Law Offices
Scott C. Painter, Esq.
Karen M. Paris
Christopher M. Patterson, Esq.
Rebecca L. Peace
Stephanie Peachey
Katherine C. Pearson
Susan P. Peipher, Esq.
Ronald R. Pellish, Esq.
Pennsylvania Bar Foundation
Barbara Perkins
Jane Muller Peterson, Esq.
Janet L. Pfender
William Phelan Esq.
Phelan, Hallinan &
Schmieg, LLP
The Phillips Group
Judy Phillips
Nancy K. Phillips
Nathan C. Platt, Esq.
Ronald H. Pollock, Esq.
William H. Poole Jr., Esq.
Post & Schell
Janet M. Powers
Larry A. Pulkrabeck
Robert W. Pullo
Patrick G. Quinn, Esq.
David Raeker-Jordan
Robert E. Rains, Esq.
Paula E. Ralph
Julie Ramsey
Larry and Jean Rankin
David H. Rattigan, Esq.
Yevette Rauff
James McKay Rayback, Esq.
Paula J. Raynar
Diane Reese
Jeffrey L. Rehmeyer II, Esq.
Marilyn Retamar
– 30 –
Stephen Rice, Esq.
Robert D. Richards, Esq.
Herman M. Richey
Gail A. Rickert
Jane Rigler
R. James Rinker
Robert F. Long Foundation
Lori A. Robertson
Jesse C. Robinson, Esq.
Todd Rock
Craig A. Roda
Joseph F. Roda
Rodanast Foundation
John E. Rogers
Dieter & Jackie Rollfinke
Julia Romig
Deborah Roney
Rovegno Properties
Garvin B. Rumberger
Barbara Ryan
Bruce P. Ryder, Esq.
Gary & Nancy Sanges
Saul Ewing, LLP
Michael B. Scheib, Esq.
Stephen A. Schneider, Esq.
Frank S. Schrader
Daniel R. Schuckers
Chriss A. Schultz
Mary C. Scott, Esq.
Laurance B. Seaman, Esq.
Richard &
Francie M. Serbin, Esq.
Marjorie D. Seward
Carolyn Sexton
Ralph Seeley
Mary Shanaman
R. Scott Shearer, Esq.
Mr.James M. Sheehan
Paul Sheeler
Laurie Shepler
Lisa Wooley
& Larry Shillock
Kenelm L. Shirk III, Esq.
Patricia A. Shoap, Esq.
Geoffrey S. Shuff, Esq.
Dale F. Shughart, Jr., Esq.
John K. Sideras
Stanley H. Siegel Esq.
Margaret M. Simok Esq.
Kathryn L. Simpson
Arthur Small, III
Donald F. Smith Jr., Esq.
Donald F. Smith Sr.
Gregory & Laura J. Smith
Jessie L. Smith, Esq.
John M. Smith, Esq.
Peter F. Smith, Esq.
Donor List, continued
Rita M. Smith
Susan and Ron Smith
Ann Snowman
Craig Snyder
James M. Snyder, Esq.
Graham Spanier
M. Sobolewski
Allan L. Sodomsky, Esq.
Sodomsky & Nigrini
Richard S. Solove, Esq.
Sovereign Bank
Graham Spanier
Mary R. Sprunk
Sandra Stelts
Justin H. Stephens
Lloyd & Sterner
Robert J. Stewart, Esq.
Stock and Leader
Donald N. Stough
Ceceile & David Strand
Debra L. Straub
Jill M. Strouss, Esq.
Douglas T. Stuart
Herman & Gretchen
Stuempfle, Jr.
Evelyn Sullivan
Dawn S. Sunday Esq.
Susquehanna Pfaltzgraff Co.
Jason Lee Swartley
Lee C. Swartz Esq.
Susan H. Swope Esq.
Rebecca Tassone
Caroline T. Terenzini
Laurel Terry
The Stewart Companies
Sanford G. Thatcher
James H. Thomas, Esq.
Kimberley L. Thomas
Paige Thomas
Rhodia D. Thomas, Esq.
Gloria & Herbert B. Thompson
Marilyn & Robert Teeter
Wendy G. Tibbetts
Linda L. Timberlake, Esq.
Stephen D. Tompkins
William G. Tressler, Esq.
Virginia Tucker
Tuscarora Intermediate Unit 11
Jeffrey T. Ulmer
Christopher S. Underhill, Esq.
Mary Jane Urbanowicz
Valley Crest Nursing, Inc.
Julia G. Vanasse, Esq.
Frank J. Vargish III, Esq.
Kimberly Violante
David E. Wagenseller III, Esq.
Michael W. Wagman, Esq.
W. Bruce Wallace, Esq.
James P. Wallbillich, Esq.
Ann E. Walker
The Honorable Richard & Peggy J. Walsh
Catherine E. Walters, Esq.
Winifred S. Walters
Jennifer Adriane Wanner
William H.G. Warner, Esq.
C.B. Warnick
Jessica W. Warren, Esq.
William W. Warren Jr., Esq.
Justina Wasicek Esq.
James K. Weaver Esq.
Robert C. Wee, Esq.
Dean A. Weidner, Esq.
Susan Welch
WellSpan Health
Sue & David Werner, M.D.
Soren P. West, Esq.
White Rose Foundation
John M. Whitlock
Dorothy Wiggins
Laura H. Williams, Esq.
Marcia L. Wilson
John B. Winship
Robert P. Winston
Wolpoff & Abramson, LLP
Helen O. Wolstoncroft, Esq.
Karen D. Wood, Esq.
Evangeline Wright, Esq.
Jeffery D. Wright, Esq.
York Traditions Bank
J. David Young, Esq.
Lawrence V. Young, Esq.
Bruce E. Yurejefcic
Zimmerman, Lieberman & Tamulonis
Brenda L. Zimmerman, Esq.
Jennifer Zimmerman, Esq.
Jerrene Zimmerman, Esq.
– 31 –
Volunteer Attorney Roster
Our capacity to meet the civil legal needs of our communities was vastly expanded due to the generosity
and dedication of attorneys who took pro bono cases in 2007 & 2008. If we inadvertently missed you or
misstated your name, please contact us.
Adams
Edward G. Puhl
Tracy M. Sheffer
John A. Wolfe
Donald Marritz
Muriel Anne Crabbs
Richard E. Thrasher
Sheryl L. Jackson
Allegheny
Kenneth P. Seitz
Berks
John T. Adams
Richard D. Adamson
David C. Balmer
Curtis E. Barnes
Jonathan B. Batdorf
William C. Bispels, Jr.
Barbara H. Beringer
Thomas M. Binder
Timothy C. Bitting
Micale C. Boland
Jeffrey R. Boyd
Brooke M. Boyer
David K. Brennan
John D. Bucolo
Tonya A. Butler
Michael J. Cammarano
David G. Campbell
Lisa M. Ciotti
John C. Carlson
William E. Colby, JR.
Charles B. Coleman
Anne L. Carroll
Karen H. Cook
Laura E. Cooper
Jaimee A.M. Dautrich
Susan N. Denaro
Timothy G. Dietrich
Eric C. Diggan
Anthony R. Distasio
Martin P. Dorminy
Philip J. Edwards
David R. Eshelman
Mary C. Favinger
Charles F. Fitzpatrick
Susan E. B. Franklowski
J. Christopher Froelich
James E. Gavin
Kathy Gees-LaRue
Lisa D. Gentile
George A. Gonzalez
John A. Godstan
Kenneth A. Goodman
Robin J. Gray
Betsy Hawman
Brett A. Huckabee
Allan Kaufman
Konrad B. Jarzyna
Jeffery C. Karver
Robert D. Katzenmoyer
Mary C. Favinger
Herbert Karasin
Barbara Kern
Curtis C. Johnston
Mathew R. Kessler
Mark H. Koch
Charles C. Krafczek
J.D. Krafczek
Henry M. Koch, Jr.
Stanley J. Kuter
Joseph A. La Flamme
J. Peter Landis
LeRoy G. Levan
Jon S. Malsnee
Robin S. Levengood
P. David Maynard
Mark Merolla
Kenneth Millman
Frederick R. Mogel
Larry W. Miller, Jr.
Kevin A. Moore
Robert L. Moore
Elizabeth K. Morelli
Daryl F. Moyer
Peter N. Munsing
Kenneth C. Myers
Jill E. Nagy
Joseph M.A. Nelabovige
Jay M. Nigrini
Paul R. Ober
Joseph A. O ‘Keefe
Clemson N. Page
Dawn M. Palange
Anne E. Perrige
Jesse L. Pleet
Craig M. Plue
James M. Polyak
Stephen H. Price
Susan K. Quiritis
Richard L. Orwig
Randy A. Rabenhold
Alan S. Readinger
Michael J. Resfrepo
Anthony B. Reardon, III
Abby L. Rigdon
Scott P. Rigdon
Katherine A. Rightmayer
Robin Rovell Reber
William Roberts
Marilu Rodriguez-Bauer
Amy C. Rothermel
Thomas J. Rowley
William W. Runyeon
Lee E. Sapira
Sharon M. Scullin
Brian J. Seidel
James E. Sher
Ralli Holden Sirak
Susan R. Smith-Rife
Louis M. Shucker
Tina Simpson-Price
Ralli Holden Sirak
David S. Sobotka
John M. Solt
Rebecca Batdorf Stone
Mark R. Sprow
Eric L.B. Strahn
Nicholas C. Stroumbakis
E. Jay Tract
Lawrence J. Valeriano, Jr.
Terry D. Weiler
Stephen G. Welz
John T. Wertz
James A. Williamson, Jr.
Daral A. Woerle
Mark E. Zimmer
Michael E. Zubey, Jr.
Blair
Kevin J. Petak
John C. Peters
Shawn P. Sullivan
Cambria
Kevin J. Petak
– 32 –
Centre
Susan E. Bardo
Robert H. Bascom, Jr.
John C. Becker
Denise M. Bierly
Daniel E. Bright
James N. Bryant
Richard L. Campbell
Stephanie L. Cooper
Jill C. Engle
Fredrick Farber
Desiree F. Fralick
Kelly S. Gillette-Walker
H. Amos Goodall, Jr.
Donald M. Hahn
Steven S. Hurvitz
Rosadele T. Kauffman
Mary Ann Kresen
David C. Mason
H. Denning Mason
Ronald S. McGlaughlin
Karen G. Muir
Charles A. Schneider
Andrew J. Shubin
John A. Snyder
Jeffrey W. Stover
Tonia W. Torquato
Adam J. Witmer
Kathleen V. Yurchak
Clearfield
Richard A. Bell
Joseph Colavecchi
Andrew P. Gates
Kimberly M. Kubista
Richard H. Milgrub
James A. Naddeo
Chris A. Pentz
Kenneth P. Seitz
Ann B. Wood
Cumberland
Jay A. Abom
Jane Adams
William A. Addams
Taylor P. Andrews
James M. Bach
Stephanie E. Chertok
Robert J. Dailey
Volunteer Attorney Roster, continued
Richard Friedman
John W. Frommer
Thomas D. Gould
Kimberly S. Gray
Susan J. Hartman
Craig A. Hatch
Hannah F. Herman-Snyder
Jennifer B. Hipp
Stephen J. Hogg
Michael I. Hyman
Richard D. Koch
Solomon Z. Krevsky
Carol J. Lindsay
Marylou Matas
Katie J. Maxwell
Susanne B. Morrison
Paul D. Murphy-Ahles
Wayne M. Pecht
Diane G. Radcliff
Peter J. Russo
Dale F. Shughart, Jr.
Sean M. Shultz
Tabetha A. Tanner
Stephen D. Tiley
Debra K. Wallet
Michael J. Whare
Thomas J. Williams
Jeffrey N. Yoffee
Dauphin
James W. Abraham
Corey J. Adamson
John F. Alcorn
C. Lee Anderson
Angino & Rovner
Carolyn M. Anner
Thomas A. Archer
Karen M. Balaban
Diane S. Baker
Jacqueline C. Barnett
Lawrence F. Barone
Duane S. Barrick
Monica E. Baturin
Rachael L. Baturin
Queena S. Baumbach
Elizabeth S. Beckley
Jacqueline E. Bedard
George T. Bell
Edmund J. Berger
K. Robert Bertram
Marvin Beshore
Nora F. Blair
Michael R. Bonshock
Terry R. Bossert
Jeffrey R. Boswell
Cara A. Boyanowski
Jaime B. Boyd
Catherine A. Boyle
Matthew T. Boyer
Jay R. Braderman
Mark D. Bradshaw
Christine T. Brann
Harry L. Bricker
Guy H. Brooks
Jan L. Brown
Kelli Brownawell
Constance P. Brunt
Kenneth J. Buggy
Richard E. Burridge
Jana Butler-Toole
Louis J. Capozzi, Jr.
Joseph D. Caraciolo
James F. Carl
John W. Carroll
Linda Carroll
Lisa M. Cavage
Matthew Chabal, III
Gregory S. Chelap
Robert E. Chernicoff
Tonilyn M. Chippie
Christopher M. Cicconi
Maryann K. Claraval
Robert F. Claraval
Bernard L. Coates, Jr.
Aaron G. Cohen
William F. Colby
John M. Coles
Maggi Colwell
Richard E. Connell
John J. Connelly, Jr.
Thomas S. Cook
Michael J. Crocenzi
Marc A. Crum
Karen L. Cumming
Jordan D. Cunningham
Joseph A. D’Amico
Salvatore A. Darigo, Jr.
Nancy L. Datres
Clayton W. Davidson
Robert H. Davis, Jr.
Charles J. DeHart, III
Bruce D. Desfor
John C. Devine
Scott A. Dietterick
Diane M. Dils
Joseph J. Dixon
John B. Dougherty
Amy F. Doyle
Benjamin C. Dunlap, Jr.
Patricia S. Eisenhauer
Cynthia N. Ellis
Jeffrey G. Engle
John H. Enos, III
Paul J. Esposito
Lisa J. Fanelli-Greer
William E. Fairall, Jr.
John A. Feichtel
John S. Feinour
Edward Finkelstein
Bruce D. Foreman
Jeff Foreman
Debra P. Fourlas
Lawrence G. Frank
Richard H. Friedman
Peter Foster
William J. Fulton
Michael W. Gang
Todd D. Getgen
Anne E. Gingrich
John M. Glace
Lucinda C. Glinn
Joseph K. Goldberg
Mindy S. Goodman
Susan E. Good
Thomas D. Gould
Matthew R. Gover
Shauna C. Graves
Richard L. Grubb
Jeffrey S. Habib
Leon P. Haller
Philip J. Harper
Beth S. Harris
Charles J. Hartwell
Hawke, McKeon & Sniscak
Lacy Hayes, Jr.
Raymond C. Hedger, Jr.
Karl R. Hildabrand
Christina N. Hinkson
Robert B. Hoffman
Darren J. Holst
Timothy A. Holmes
John C. Howett, Jr.
Peter G. Howland
John Humphries
John T. Huskin, Jr.
Gary J. Imblum
Leslie Jacobsen
James, Smith, Dietterick & Connelly, LLP
Leslie Johnson
Donald L. Jones
Susan Kadel
Lisa C. Katterman
Jeffrey Keiter
Gary Kelley
Robert Kelly, Jr.
Keith E. Kendall
Shawn Kenny
Gregory Kerwin
Holly M. Kerwin
Terrence Kerwin
Michael Killion
John King
Donald Kissinger
Dale Klein
Kelly Knight
– 33 –
Brian J. Knipe
Robert Knupp
Robert Kodak
Francis Lafferty, IV
David Lanza
Stanley Laskowski
Linda J. Laub
Quintina M. Laudermilch
Lavery, Faherty, Young & Patterson
Frank J. Lavery
Joseph A. Layman
Susan E. Lederer
Kenneth Lewis
Darryl Liguori
Shawn Lochinger
Craig A. Longyear
Cynthia M. Lighty
Claudia Lukert
Jackie W. Lutz
Marshall, Dennehy Warner, Coleman & Goggin
W. Creigh Martson
Anthony T. McBeth
Tracy L. McClurdy
K. Kara Messner
Mette, Evans & Woodside
Metzger Wickersham
Elena R. Morgan
Kathy W. Morrison
Dorothy L. Mott
Edward J. Murphy
Paul D. Murphy-Ahles
Lawrence J. Neary
Cynthia N. Nicholson
Steven C. Nicholas
Catherine Nolan
David F. O’Leary
Kevin E. Osborne
Jan P. Paden
Heather L. Paterno
Sharon R. Paxton
Kathryn J. Peifer
Joseph C. Phillips
Jeffrey E. Piccola
Christal Pike-Nase
William D. Poland, Jr.
Post & Schell
Anthony S. Potter
John Pozniak
Michael J. Plank
John W. Purcell, Jr.
John M. Quain
Patricia J. Romano
Gregory R. Reed
Kristin R. Reinhold
Henry W. Rhoads
Gregory K. Richards
Gerald S. Robinson
Douglas R. Roeder
Elyse E. Rogers
Stephen J. Romeo
Alan Ross
Gary L. Rothschild
James H. Rowland, Jr.
Charles W. Rubendall, II
Kenneth L. Sable
Paula G. Sanders
Paul E. Scanlan
Stephen A. Schneider
Steven J. Schiffman
Robert C. Schramm
Edwin A. D. Schwartz
Jean D. Seibert
Richard C. Seneca
Heidi H. Shakely
R. Scott Shearer
Timothy A. Shollenberger
Kenneth R. Shutts
Margaret Simok
James P. Sheppard
Pamela G. Shuman
David C. Sirolly
Skarlatos & Zonarich
Mark T. Silliker
Markian R. Slobodian
Leroy Smigel
Allen D. Smith
Carrie E. Smyth
Khervin D. Smith
Max J. Smith, Jr.
Stephen C. Smith
Michael F. Socha
Anna Marie Sossong
Edward F. Spreha, Jr.
Craig J. Staudenmaier
David J. Staudt
David M. Steckel
Anthony Stefanon
Daniel W. Stern
Mark S. Stewart
Richard B. Swartz
Leah M. Stump
William F. Sutton
David W. Sweet
Michael L. Swindler
Paula M. Szortyka
David F. Tamanini
Alison Taylor
James A. Tinnyo
Leonard Tintner
Leslie A. Tomeo
Robert J. Tribeck
Anthony S. Tubbs
William T. C. Tully
James H. Turner
Clarence B. Turns, Jr.
David K. Trevaskis
Brian J. Tyler
Tracy L. Updike
Henry W. Van Eck
Melissa L. Van Eck
Carol L. Verish
Jonathan Vipond, III
P. Richard Wagner
Debra K. Wallet
Allen C. Warshaw
Carl G. Wass
Jaime D. Wassmer
Thomas J. Weber
Jacqueline M. Welby
Donna S. Weldon
Robert L. Weldon
James J. West
Neal S. West
Jason M. Weinstock
James W. White
Cynthia B. White
Eric J. Wiener
Lynne L. Wilson
David A. Wion
David Wisneski
Frank L. Wright
Karen C. Yarrish
Jeffrey N. Yoffe
Jon A. Yost
Barbara A. Zemlock
LeRoy S. Zimmerman
John B. Zonarich
Patricia C. Zucker
Francis A. Zulli
Franklin
Michael J. Connor
Julie G. Dorsett
Michael B. Finucane
Bradley L. Griffie
Kristen B. Hamilton
Janice M. Hawbaker
Deborah K. Hoff
Anne S. Johnson
Donald L. Kornfield
Marylou Matas
Shawn D. Myers
Aaron J. Neuharth
Mahesh K. Rao
Abigail J. Salawage
Mary Beth Shank
John McDowell Sharpe
Anne M. Shepard
Thomas B. Steiger, Jr.
Marguerita T. Hall Stiltner
Kevin M. Taccino
Suzanne M. Trinh
Martha B. Walker
Huntingdon
Charles A. Bierbach
Robert M. Covell
Frederick R. Gutshall
Gregory A. Jackson
Michael M. Kipphan
James M. McClure
Thomas E. McDowell
Lawrence L. Newton
David A. Ody
Charles B. Swigart
Juniata
Michael Johnston
Richard M. Mohler
Donald K. Zagurskie
Lancaster
James R. Adams
Michael W. Aitken
Kevin C. Allen
Stephen Michael Ault
Robert D. Bacher
Elizabeth A. Bartlow
Todd Robert Bartos
Sydney C. H. Benson
Steven R. Blair
Cynthia Boyer Blakeslee
Joshua Bruno Bodene
William Grant Braught
Pamela J. Kauffman
Breneman
Caprice Hicks Bunting
Rebecca Slade Cheuvront
John E. Churchville
Douglas H. Cody
Stephen W. Cody
Anne L. Cooper
Robert Samuel Cronin, Jr.
William C. Crosswell
Ronald Lynn Davis
Carol Diane Deem
Anne E. Doliner
Patricia L. Dunlevy
Denise Elizabeth Elliott
Nicholas Ermolovich
John W. Espenshade
Osvaldo Espinosa
Robert Alan Evarts
Andrea Christine Farney
Maggie M. Finkelstein
Susan R. Friedman
Kurt A. Gardner
Penn B. Glazier
Sandra Edwards Gray
– 34 –
Alaine DiSipio Grbach
Richard J. Gromen, Jr.
Christina L. Hausner
E. Thomas Henefer
Donald H. Hess
Melvin Scott Hess, III
Carolyn K. Hetrick
Joseph P. Hofmann
Jonathan Ray Hofstetter
Tamara E. Hogan
Aaron D. Hollis
Jansen M. Honberger
John E. Huber
Nancy Mayer Hughes
Daniel B. Huyett
Kenneth R. Jewell
Mary Ann Jordano
Joanne M. Judge
Randall M. Justice
Paula B. Katchmer
Richard A. Katz
Howard L. Kelin
Wesley R. Kelso
Clinton W. Kemp
Joseph J. Kenneff
Joshua J. Knapp
Adam Edward Kosowsky
Elvin Kraybill
Peter Justin Kraybill
Karl Kreiser
Christine Pfau Laney
Timothy A. Lanza
M. Lucile Longo
Robert A. Longo
Sharon R. Lopez
Beulah P. Mall
Michael Victor Marinaro
Troy James Mattes
Joanne Elizabeth Matusko
John Hartman May
John S. May
Lisa JoAnne McCoy
Samuel M. Mecum
Albert Joseph Meier
Gary D. Melchionni
N. Christopher Menges
David W. Mersky
Julie Brown Miller
Randall K. Miller
Karen Elizabeth Minehan
Theresa Ann Mongiovi
JoAnne Murphy
Joseph G. Muzic
Vivian B. Narehood
James A. Nettleton, Jr.
Melvin E. Newcomer
James K. Noel, IV
Richard P. Nuffort
Jeffrey Philip Ouellet
Christopher M. Patterson
Jeffrey Philip Paul
Michael Dwight Pipa
Dennis L. Plank
Ronald H. Pollock, Jr.
Joseph Potts, III
John F. Pyfer, Jr.
Cynthia E. Reed
Robert H. Reese, Jr.
Timothy J. Reese
Kenneth G. Reidenbach, II
Catharine I. Roland
Michael J. Rostolsky
Matthew C. Samley
James W. Saxton
Andrew L. Saylor
Anthony P. Schimaneck
Jeffrey S. Shank
Nina B. Shapiro
Charles W. Sheidy
Joseph Dayton Shelby
Amy Christine Slody
Barry A. Solodky
Richard S. Solove
Mitchell A. Sommers
Merrill M. Spahn, Jr.
Scott H. Spencer
John C. Stevens
Elizabeth Ann Stineman
Christopher C. Straub
Christopher A. Stump
Daniel K. Taylor
Mark Forrest Walmer
Angela Marie Ward
Robert C. Wee
Michael Todd Winters
Kirk L. Wolgemuth
James D. Wolman
Jeffrey James Worley
H. Allison Wright
Jon Dwight Yoder
Theresa Marie Zechman
D. Patrick Zimmerman
Jerrene Zimmerman
Paul Struble Zimmerman
Lebanon
Greer Anderson
Jeffrey F. Arnold
Paul C. Bametzreider
Michael A. Bechtold
Victoria Bentley
William M. Brandt
Donna Long Brightbill
Gerald J. Brinser
Charles P. Buchanio
Mary H. Burchik
Loreen M. Burkett
Michelle R. Calvert
Megan Castor
George E. Christianson
Thomas N. Cooper
Christopher J. Coyle
Edward J. Coyle
John W. Ditzler
Kevin M. Dugan
John D. Enck
Timothy T. Engler
Joseph M. Farrell
John E. Feather, Jr.
R. Scot Feeman
Harry W. Fenton
John J. Ferry, Jr.
Richard E. Freeburn
Colleen S. Gallo
Daryl J. Gerber
John Gragson
Scott L. Grenoble
Thomas P. Harlan
Marc A. Hess
Robert A. Hopstetter
James Houston
Timothy J. Huber
Shawn J. Jayman
John R. Kelsey, III
Paul W. Kilgore
Ann B. Leonard
Joseph C. Mesics
Andrew J. Morrow
Wiley P. Parker
George W. Porter
Patrick M. Reb
Harry W. Reed, Jr.
Kevin M. Richards
Charles A. Ritchie, Jr.
Megan Ryland-Tanner
Kenneth C. Sandoe
Mark T. Schappell
Jason J. Schibinger
Edward J. Schock
Khervin D. Smith
Loren A. Schrum
Michael H. Small
Khervin D. Smith
William H. Sturm, Jr.
David Tshudy
David Warner
Keith D. Wagner
M. Jannifer Weiss
C. Walter Whitmoyer, Jr.
John H. Whitmoyer
Frederick Wolf
Magdalene Zeppos
Mifflin
Stuart A. Cilo
Richard M. Mohler
Christopher R. Torquato
Schuylkill County
Jeffrey P. Bowe
Edward M. Brennan
Mary Ann Conway
Arlen R. Day, II
Victoria P. Edwards
Lori Guzik
Christine A. Holman
James R. Kilker
Gary D. Marchalk
Lora J. McDonald
Patrick F. McCormick
Jeffrey P. Paul
Thomas J. Pellish
Debra A. Smith
Anthony J. Urban
Andrew B. Zelonis
York
Brian M. Addison
Dennis A. Alessi
Jane M. Alexander
Andrea Anderson
Carl E. Anderson
Jason T. Anderson
Michael Anderson
William C. Anderson
Peter Andrews
Leslie Artz
Sara Austin
Penny V. Ayers
David Baker
Timothy Baker
Kristina Bange
Bruce Baqnkenstein
John Baranski
Jack Barton
Scott Beaverson
Arthur Becker, Jr.
Jeffrey Bellomo
Sidney C. H. Benson
John G. Berdoll, III
Marvin Beshore
L. Rex Bickley
B. Craig Black
Albert G. Blakey, III
Jeffrey Bortner
Michael Boustead
Anthony T. Bowser
Nathaniel Boyd, IV
John D. Briggs
– 35 –
Andrew B. Brown
David W. Bupp
Timothy J. Bupp
Robert L. Buzzendore
Charles Calkins
Eugene R. Campbell
Daniel Carn
Steven M. Carr
Alan Cashman
James E. Chiaruttini
Rachel Clancey
J. Patrick Clark
Thomas Clark
Joseph Clark, II
Robert Clofine
Timothy Colgan
Cindy S. Conley
Stephen Converse
Jon Countess
John Crabbs
Muriel Crabbs
Daryl Cunninghman
Dawn M. Cutaia
Christian Dabb
Gary DeBruin
Claudia DeArment
Donald Dorer
Heather Dorian
Dean Dominick
Margaret Driscoll
Joseph Erb, Jr.
Amy E.W. Ehrhart
Nicole Ehrhart
William Eisenhart, Jr.
John N. Elliott
John R. Elliott
Joseph Erb, Jr.
Kristine Eveler
George Eveler, III
Rand A. Feder
Daniel Fennick
Michael Fenton
Christopher Ferro
Michael Flannelly
John Flinchbaugh
Tina Fox
Heidi Freese
Daniel Frey
Jeremy Frey
Herman Gailey, III
Drew Gannon
Samuel A. Gates
Douglas Gent
Gregory E. Gettle
Gregory H. Gettle
Jeffrey Gettle
Stephen Gierasch
William Gierasch, Jr.
Robert D. Glessner
Ann Grab
Wayne Gracey
James Greenberg
Leo Gribbin
Suzanne Griest
Rees Griffith
Ronald Gross
William Hafer
William Hast
Larry Heim
John Herrold
Ronald Hershner
Laurence Himes
William Hoffmeyer
Richard Hollingworth, Jr.
Farley Holt
James Holtzer
Steven Hovis
Donald Hoyt
Megan Huff
Bernard Ilkhanoff
Andrew Kagen
Joseph Kalasnik
Robert Kane
Timothy Kane
J. Robert Katherman
R. Elliott Katherman
Thomas L. Kearney, III
Joanne B. Kehr
Michael King
William Kirkpatrick, III
Evan Kline
Steven Koehler
Richard K. Konkel
Joseph Korsak
Michael Krout
Robert Krug
Carolyn S. Lasky
Henry Leader
Bradley Leber
Byran LeCates
Melanie Lehman
Jody Leighty
Thomas Korey Leslie
Robert Lerman
Korey Leslies
Brin Linsenbach
Dorothy Livaditis
Mandy Lloyd
Jeffrey Lobach
James F. Logue
Charles Long
Gerald Lord
Paul Lutz
George MacDonald
Stacey MacNeal
Clasina Mahoney
Gilbert Malone
Peter Mangan
Thomas Mangan, Jr.
Laura Manifold
Gregg Mansky
Gavin Markey
Lawrence S. Markowitz
Jeffrey Marshall
Gregory Martin
Gary Martz
Christopher Marzzacco
Paul McCleary, Jr.
Ann Marie McElwee
J. Ross McGinnis
G. Steven McKonly
Shawn P. McLaughlin
Samuel Meisenhelder
N. Christopher Menges
Andrew Miller
Erin Miller
Hon. John Miller
Thomas Miller
Tyann Lynne Miller
John Miller, Jr.
David Mills
Craig Milsten
Paul Minnich
John Mooney, III
Edna M. Moore
Judith Morris
Joseph Moyer
Shaun Mumford
Robert Myers
Sharon Myers
Richard H. Mylin, III
Victor A. Neubaum, Jr.
Robert O’Brien
John Ogden
Thomas D. O’Shea
John M. Ogden
Ed Paskey
Andrew Paxton
Ronald Perry
Amy Phillips
Nathan Platt
Michelle Pokrifka
Brooks K. Pomper
William H. Poole, Jr.
Benjamin Pratt
Kathleen Prendergast
Donald Puckett
Charles Rausch
Elinor Albright Rebert
Jeffrey Rehmeyer, II
Donald Reihart
Richard R. Reilly
Angelica Relevant
Heather Z. Reynosa
Alan Robinson
J. Richard Robinson
Janis M. Rozelle
Harry Rubin
Stephen Russell
Scott Ruth
Timothy Ruth
Timothy Salvatore
William Sandusky
Barbara Sardella
Brooke Say
David Schanbacher
David B. Schaumann
Michael Scheib
William Schrack, III
Jane Schussler
Karen Semmelman
John Senft
Paul Shaffer
Craig S. Sharnetzka
John Shorb
Thomas Shorb
Timothy J. Shultis
Thomas Shultz
Paula S. Silverstein
Neil Slenker
Glen Smith
Amanda Snoke
Alex Snyder
Peter Solymos
Philip Spare
Kenneth Sparler
Steven D. Stambaugh
Andrea Stanley
Robert Stewart
John Stitt
Scott Strausbaugh
Robert Strickler
Barbara O. Stump
Sean Summers
Harry Ronald Swift
Donald Swope
Anthony J. Tambourino
Sandra I. Thompson
Walter Tilley, III
Rebecca N. Tortorici
Craig Trebilcock
Nicole M. Werner
Christopher Vedder
Clyde W. Vedder
Christina Veltri
W. Bruce Wallace
Nicole Werner
Jan Wiley
Morrison Williams
Alexander Wilson
Larry Wolf
Audrey Woloshin
Daniel Worley
Donald Yost
Lawrence V. Young
Anne Zerbe
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2007-2008 Annual Report - MidPenn Legal Services

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