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DAUPHIN COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
DCBA
213 North Front Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101
(717) 232-7536
Fax: (717) 234-4582
www.dcba-pa.org
Board of Directors
John D. Sheridan
President
Pamela C. Polacek
President Elect
J. Michael Sheldon
Vice President
Edward F. Spreha, Jr.
Secretary
James J. McCarthy, Jr.
Treasurer
Jonathan W. Kunkel
Past President
Anthony F. Andrisano Jr.
Young Lawyers Chair
Nicole R. Antos
YL Chair-Elect
Directors:
William L. Adler
C. Grainger Bowman
Robert E. Chernicoff
James R. Demmel
Peter M. Good
Matthew M. Haar
Dale E. Klein
Terrence J. McGowan
Renee C. Mattei Myers
Tina L. Orndorff
Judson B. Perry
Richard L. Placey
Narciso A. RodriguezCayro
Kimberly A. Selemba
Bradley A. Winnick
FEBRUARY, 2014
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
I am both humbled and honored to serve as the next President of the DCBA. I follow a long line of distinguished attorneys to have served. With this being my initial letter I thought I would tell you a little
about me and why I’m involved and perhaps in the process, convince you that it is in your best interests
to be involved in the DCBA.
On a personal side I am the oldest male of the thirteen children born to my parents (if you haven’t already guessed, yes I am Catholic). I grew up in Philadelphia but have lived in Central Pennsylvania all
of my adult life. I graduated from Penn State and Drexel Universities and obtained my law degree
from Widener School of Law in Harrisburg. The practice of law is actually my second career.
I began my first career with one of the Big Eight (now we refer to them as “the final four”) accounting
firms. One of my initial supervisors told me that if you want to be successful in this business, you need
to be involved in your professional organizations and your community. To this day, I think that is some
of the best advice I have ever received.
As a CPA, I did become involved both in my profession as well as my community, so much so that I
felt confident to leave the large accounting firm and start the accounting firm of Sheridan & Fritz. As
this firm grew over the years I began to develop relationships with many of the attorneys in this community. It was during this time that I decided to broaden my horizons by obtaining a law degree. Even
though Widener made it obtainable by having evening classes, I don’t miss going to class at nine in the
evening.
In order to practice law I had to phase out of the accounting profession. Paramount as to how I would
accomplish that was the welfare of my employees and clients. The firm merged with another accounting
firm and is now known as Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz. That merger allowed me to join Serratelli
Schiffman & Brown to practice law.
Well here I was, in midlife, starting a new career. More than once I asked myself, how can I build a law
practice as successful as my accounting practice? Then the advice of my initial supervisor played over
in my head: “get involved in your professional organizations and your community.” The DCBA was the
perfect organization to do that. I approached Don Morgan who helped me get on the Board and also
encouraged me to become the Treasurer of the organization, probably because few of my brethren could
read a financial statement.
So, as my first order of business I want to say thank you to the DCBA for providing me with the opportunity to be involved and to network with some of the finest attorneys ever. My second order of business is to do everything I can to make sure you get the most out of your membership. A lot of great
things are happening behind the scenes to make this happen. Liz, along with some of our members, has
been working diligently on a new and exciting web site. We envision this site will become a tremendous
tool for the association and its members. We had hoped to roll this out by the annual meeting but as we
learned from the Obama Care web site, roll it out when it’s ready! More to come in future issues.
I have ordered somewhat permanent name badges for all of our current board members and have encouraged them to wear them at as many functions as possible. The idea is that you get to know who
these members are and I encourage you to approach them with your thoughts, suggestions and criticisms, where appropriate. For those members that have had little or no involvement with the DCBA, I
encourage you to “GET INVOLVED, GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY!”
FEBRUARY 2014
JUDGE CLARK RETIREMENT RECEPTION
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JUDGE CLARK RETIREMENT RECEPTION CONTINUED
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DCBA ANNUAL AWARDS
Several weeks ago at the 2014 DCBA Annual Membership Meeting, awards were presented to
some very deserving members. Each year the Bar presents the Honorable Clarence Morrison
Award and the Pro Bono Award to members of our bar who have done exemplary work in certain
areas. The recipients for 2013 were Nathaniel Holmes and The Association of Corporate Counsel Central.
Nate participates in pro bono through our Custody Mentorship Program which allows attorneys
who are not family law practitioners to take their first custody conference case with an experienced custody attorney.
As many of you know, MidPenn Legal Services is often looking for pro bono attorneys to assist
low-income clients with custody issues. Unfortunately, many attorneys are reluctant to take these
custody cases. In particular, attorneys who do not normally practice family law are understandably uncomfortable and ethically restricted from taking a case in an unfamiliar area of law.
Thus, we created the Mentorship Program to better address this need. After watching a brief video, a lawyer who does not normally practice family law (the “Mentee”) takes their first custody
conference case with an experienced custody attorney (the “Mentor”). The Mentor participates
in the initial interview and the custody conference with the Mentee. The Mentor is also available
for advice and guidance in future custody cases.
Nathaniel Holmes, Winner DCBA
Pro Bono Attorney of the Year
Nate took his first custody case in December 2009 with Mark Silliker. Since then, Nate has independently assisted 14 more low-income parents with custody matters. Without, Nate and the other Custody Mentors, these 14 parents would have nowhere to turn for legal help.
Lisa Katterman accepted the Pro Bono Award on behalf of the Association of Corporate Counsel,
Central PA Chapter. The DCBA Equal Professional Opportunity Committee announces its 2014
Award, recognizing significant contribution to the advancement of equal professional opportunity
in the local bar and community.
This Award recognizes sustained and exceptional effort in advancing diversity in the law and in
our legal community and ACC has been committed to this effort for a number of years. In 2003,
the chapter partnered with Street Law Inc., began supporting the PBA Mock Trial Program in
2004, in 2005 established a partnership with the Keystone Bar Association and in 2006 held their
first Pathways to Success fundraiser. The goal in their efforts has been to build and strengthen the
inclusion pipeline for law-related careers for minority students in our community. It is vital that
these pipelines be created in most professions, not just the law, in order to encourage young people to pursue careers that will benefit the community at large.
Lisa Katterman accepted the 2013
Calrence Morrison Award on behalf
of the ACC.
ACC has been a strong partner with the DCBA and EPOC Committee in the CAMP 1L Summer
Intern Program for over eight years. As part of that effort, each summer ACC has hosted the students at one of their member offices for a presentation in the professional development component on the work of corporate counsel. Last year this was combined with a scholarship presentation to high school students as part of its Pathways to Success Scholarship project. The Pathways
scholarship is presented annually to minority students who aspire to the legal profession in the
Central PA area.
Our committee salutes ACC of Central PA for its strong and demonstrated commitment to
diversity. We recognize and congratulate that commitment in awarding the chapter the Honorable
Clarence C. Morrison Award for 2014.
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ANNUAL MEETING PHOTOS
Photos provided by J. Michael Sheldon
New Members: James G. Strupe, Jr.; Sheila V. O’Rourke; Kathleen A. Marzzacco; Rohany Karya; Hon.
John F. Cherry; Vera Kanova; Evan H. Jones; Sarah Ann Hyser and Lee E. Tankle.
DCBA Pro Bono Coordinator Sandra A. Ballard and DCBA
Public Services Committee Chair, James P. DeAngelo
presenting the 2013 Pro Bono Award to Nathaniel M. Holmes.
Members of ACC Julie Young, Scott E. Maier, Lisa Katterman, DCBA
EPOC Chair, Royce Morris and ACC Member Tina L. Orndorff
accepting the DCBA Clarence C. Morrison Award.
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ANNUAL MEETING PHOTOS CONTINUED
Photos provided by J. Michael Sheldon
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ANNUAL MEETING PHOTOS CONTINUED
Photos provided by J. Michael Sheldon
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ANNUAL MEETING PHOTOS CONTINUED
Photos provided by J. Michael Sheldon
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ANNUAL MEETING PHOTOS CONTINUED
Passing of the Gavel
Photos provided by J. Michael Sheldon
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ANNUAL MEETING PHOTOS CONTINUED
Passing of the Gavel Continued
Photos provided by J. Michael Sheldon
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2014
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
Jonathan W. Kunkel passed on the gavel to our new incoming president, John D. Sheridan at our Annual Meeting on Wednesday,
January 22, 2014 at the National Civil War Museum.
Others assuming office include: Pamela C. Polacek, President Elect; J. Michael Sheldon, Vice President; Edward F. Spreha, Jr.,
Secretary.
New Directors on the Board include: Peter M. Good, Tina L. Orndorff, Kimberly A. Selemba and Bradley A. Winnick.
2014 DUES NOW DUE
All 2014 dues invoices were mailed to members in November, 2013 and are due in at the Bar Association by March 31, 2014. If you
have not received your invoice, please call the Bar Association today to get a copy.
BAR BRIEFS
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney has relocated their office to 409 N 2nd Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101-1357.
Erin G. Burlew, is now Judge Curcillo’s Law Clark at the Dauphin County Courthouse.
Jean D. Seibert has joined Caldwell & Kearns effective January 1, 2014.
David A. Wion has joined Caldwell & Kearns effective January 1, 2014.
Francis A. Zulli has retired from the practice of law.
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SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR 2013 CLE PRESENTERS
Aryanna Abouzari
William L. Adler
Robert J. Baker
Christy Beane
Norris E. Benns, Jr.
George A. Bibikos
Jeffrey R. Boswell
C. Grainger Bowman
Catherine A. Boyle
Dr. Robert Bressler
Donald L. Carmelite
Casey A. Coyle
Robert H. Davis, Jr.
James R. Demmel
Allison M. Domday
Jennifer L. Ellis
Ellen Freedman
James L. Goldsmith
Jacob A. Gurwitz
Gary J. Heim
Steve Howe
Yvonne M. Husic
Michael A. Hynum
Hon. John E. Jones
David Jones
Quintina M. Laudermilch
David L. Lutz
Kathy Speaker MacNett
Maura McInerney
Louis J. Michelsen
Bridget E. Montgomery
Juliet M. Moringiello
Pro. Charles Ogletree
Judson B. Perry
Pamela L. Purdy
Christopher Rabzak
Kenneth M. Rothweiler
Gary Samms
Margaret M. Simok
Curtis N. Stambaugh
Craig J. Staudenmaier
Tracy L. Updike
Allen C. Warshaw
Lester Wills, Ph.D.
Neil W. Yahn
Samuel S. Yun
John P. Zeigler
James M. Zugay
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VICTOR P. STABILE - ELECTED TO PENNSYLVANIA
SUPERIOR COURT
Congratulations to Victor P. Stabile, DCBA member and former managing partner for the Harrisburg office
of Dilworth Paxson LLP, on his swearing in as Judge of the PA Superior Court on January 17, 2014. We
wish him well in this new role.
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NEW CODE OF JUDICIAL CONDUCT STRENGTHENS AND CLARIFIES RULES FOR JUDICIAL
BEHAVIOR NEPOTISM AND SERVICE ON COMMERCIAL BOARDS ADDRESSED
HARRISBURG — The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has approved a new Code of Judicial Conduct. Among notable changes
from the prior code is the adoption of provisions dealing with nepotism and service on commercial boards, including the issues of
recusal and disqualification. It goes into effect on July 1, 2014.
“For courts in western democracies to effectively render independent and impartial decisions, the public’s confidence in the integrity of the judicial system and its judges is essential,” Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille said. “The Code of Judicial Conduct is designed to foster that confidence by assisting judges in their adherence to the highest judicial and personal conduct standards. It also
establishes a basis for disciplinary agencies to regulate judges’ conduct.”
The new code in both style and content is based upon the model code promulgated by the American Bar Association in 2007, but it
also reflects the experience of Pennsylvania and the provisions that best apply to the state judiciary. It updates the version that was
initially adopted by the court in 1973.
As the code’s preamble notes, the code is not intended to specifically address every aspect of conduct, but its precepts are to be applied in concert with constitutional requirements, statutes, other court rules, and decisional law, and with due regard for relevant
circumstances.
The updated code includes an anti-nepotism provision (Rule 2.13), which states that in making administrative appointments and
hiring decisions a judge shall be impartial, base hiring on merit and avoid nepotism, favoritism and unnecessary appointments.
Another major change in the code says that service on commercial boards is now prohibited and all judges who hold such positions
have until July 1, 2015, to resign from those seats (Rule 3.11). Prior limitations on personal financial activities remain in force to
avoid conflicts of interest and disqualifications from judicial matters, but the new code allows judges to place personal investments
into a blind trust rather than relinquishing those investments.
The new code also contains provisions dealing with bias, prejudice and harassment (Rule 2.3) and a ban on judges holding membership in any organization that practices invidious discrimination. (Rule 3.6)
In 2011, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania established a work group, chaired by Superior Court Judge Anne E. Lazarus, to recommend proposed revisions to the Pennsylvania Code of Judicial Conduct. The work group, which included judges, lawyers and academicians, reviewed the 2007 American Bar Association Model Code of Judicial Conduct and codes from other states in making its
recommendations. The new code adopted today reflects the work of that committee.
Others collaborating with the work group on the proposed revisions were the Pennsylvania Bar Association under the leadership of
Bar President Forest N. Myers and the Philadelphia Bar Association under the leadership of Chancellor Kathleen Wilkinson.
In addition to the code update, the Supreme Court also shifted two issues contained in the Code of Conduct and incorporated them
in the Rules of Judicial Administration, deciding that they were more appropriately included in administrative rules, rather than
ethical conduct rules.
The first is Rule of Judicial Administration No. 1910, which governs broadcasting from courtrooms. There is no substantive change
in that rule.
The second is Rule of Judicial Administration No. 1701(e), which addresses whether a judge or magisterial district judge may testify as a character witness at trial.
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EDITORS’ NOTE: The following links are to the new code and rules:
Order adopting code: http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Supreme/out/419jad.pdf?cb=1
Code of Conduct: http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Supreme/out/419jad-attach.pdf?cb=1
Order — RJA 1910: http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Supreme/out/420jad.pdf?cb=1
RJA 1910: http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Supreme/out/420jad-attach.pdf?cb=1
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NON DCBA EVENTS
Widener Law - Monday, April 14, 2014, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00
p.m. “Bankruptcy and Beyond: Solving the Problem of
Municipal Financial Distress”. Six CLE credits will be
available. For more information , call Sandy Graeff at 717541-3965. Register online at http://law.widener.edu/
Academics/Programs/ContinuingLegalEducation/UpcomingCLEEvents.aspx.
SAVE THE DATE
Thursday, March 20, 2014 - 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. The DCBA is pleased to be working with
the Penn State Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle on an upcoming CLE program:
“Whistleblower Laws in the 21st Century: Greater Rewards, Heightened Risk, Increased
Complexity”. Nationally recognized speakers include Professor Kathleen Clark from The
Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, Professor Katherine Pearson from Dickinson Law School, Joseph E. B. “Jeb” White of Nolan Auerbach & White in Philadelphia and
Stanley M. Brand of the Brand Law Group in Washington, D.C. For more information, please go to: https://law.psu.edu/events/
whistleblower-laws-21st-century-greater-rewards-heightened-risks-increased-complexity and http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/
elder_law/2014/01/whistleblower-laws-in-the-21st-century-penn-state-dickinson-program-on-match-20.html.
PRO BONO RECOGNITION
The following participants provided pro bono service during the month of January by accepting new clients, making a financial
contribution to MidPenn Legal Services, participating in one of our pro bono programs, or conducting one of our family law clinics:
Attorneys
Peter K. Bauer
John J. Cantwell
Jeffrey C. Clark
Scott A. Dietterick
Susan E. Etter
Donna L. Fisher
Hon. Robert A. Graci
Beth S. Harris
Lacy Hayes Jr.
Raymond C. Hedger Jr.
Nathaniel M. Holmes
Carrie E. Hyams
Stephen R. Krone
Troy B. Mouer
Maryann Murphy
Marc Roda
Mark T. Silliker
Tarin E. Stauffer
Richard B. Swartz
David Keller Trevaskis
Paralegals
Rose Merrick
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February 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
5
Groundhog Day
9
6
10
5:00pm Lipsitt
Inn of Court
11
11:30am Lunch
12 Noon program
“ACA - The Unintended Consequences”
12
5:00pm
Bowman Inn of
Court
13
5:00pm -7:00pm
Pro Bono
Reception
17
18
DCBA Closed
President’s Day
23
8
24
6:00pm
President’s Gala
West Shore
County Club
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19
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27
28
12:00 noon
Family Law Subcommittee
Meeting
25
11:30am Lunch
12 Noon program
“ACA - The Unintended Consequences”
https://www.dcbapa.org/Calendar/
Signup.aspx?
EventNo=309
15
12 Noon
Law Day
Committee
Meeting
Valentine’s Day
https://www.dcbapa.org/Calendar/
Signup.aspx?
EventNo=308
16
7
12:00 noon
Young Lawyers
Executive Committee Meeting
26
22
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March 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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Eastern Orthodox
Lent Begins
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Daylight Savings 5:00pm Lipsitt Inn
Time Begins
of Court
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Ash Wednesday
11
11:30am Lunch
12 Noon program
“Labor/
Employment Law
for Law Firms…”
12
5:00pm Bowman
Inn of Court
https://www.dcbapa.org/Calendar/
Signup.aspx?
EventNo=311
16
17
18
St. Patrick’s Day
19
4:00pm DCBA
Memorial Service
Courtroom One
https://www.dcbapa.org/Calendar/
Signup.aspx?
EventNo=312
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24
25
11:30am Lunch
12 Noon program
“Corporate Criminal Liability”
https://www.dcbapa.org/Calendar/
Signup.aspx?
EventNo=313
30
31
26
Spring Begins
27
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2013 PRO BONO HONOR ROLL
Justin S. Abel
James W. Abraham
Diane L. Acri-Sheffer
Brian Michael Addison
Theodore A. Adler
William L. Adler
C. Lee Anderson
Jonathan D. Andrews
Anthony F. Andrisano Jr.
Nicole R. Antos
Thomas A. Archer
Michelle Armuor
Irwin William Aronson
Sarah W. Arosell
Amy H. Backenstose
Adeolu A. Bakare
Mark C. Baldwin
Bernadette Barattini
Andrew W. Barbin
Duane S. Barrick
Sherry E. Baskin
Floyd M. Baturin
Madelaine N. Baturin
Amy E. Bauccio
Peter K. Bauer
Queena Stremmel Baumbach
Thomas S. Beckley
Patti S. Bednarik
Kara Dolphin Beem
John R. Beinhaur
LaToya Winfield Bellamy
Guy P. Beneventano
Jason G. Benion
Emily H. Bensinger
George A. Bibikos
Lindsey A. Bierzonski
Brian W. Bisignani
Nora F. Blair
Rob Bleecher
Eric L. Bloom
James Daniel Blythe
Andrew T. Bockis
Michael R. Bonshock
Jeffrey R. Boswell
Joshua J. Bovender
Amanda Bovidge
Thomas A. Bowen
Cara A. Boyanowski
Catherine A. Boyle
Alan R. Boynton Jr.
Shawn A. Bozarth
Christine Taylor Brann
Thomas E. Brenner
Guy H. Brooks
Eric L. J. Brossman
Jan L. Brown
Kelli Brownewell Statt
Jennifer Brown-Sweeney
Joel Robin Burcat
Paula Knudsen Burke
Richard E. Burridge
Mary Elizabeth Burton
Suzanne M. Butler
Fredrick Cabell, Jr.
Ryan B. Caboot
Loudon L. Campbell
Paul E. Campbell
Susan Kay Candiello
Vincent Candiello
John J. Cantwell
John W. Carroll
Matthew Chabal III
Vincent L. Champion
D. Joseph Chapman
Greg S. Chelap
Robert E. Chernicoff
Dana Windisch Chilson
Robert R. Church
Devin J. Chwastyk
Christopher M. Cicconi
Mary Ann Kennedy Claraval
Robert F. Claraval
Jeffrey C. Clark
Daniel Clearfield
Andrew H. Cline
Andrea M. Cohick
Nichole A. Collins
Kimberly M. Colonna
Richard E. Connell
Katherene E. Conner
Christopher J. Conrad
Thomas S. Cook
Jesse Jay Cooper
Derek J. Cordier
James L. Cowden
Michael J. Crocenzi
Pamela F. Cross
Karen L. Cummings
Joseph A. Curcillo III
Timothy L. Czekaj
Gary Dadamo
Elizabeth S. Daniels
Shamaine A. Daniels
Salvatore A. Darigo Jr.
Clayton W. Davidson
John Andrew Davidson
John Stewart Davidson
Marsha Mills Davis
Robert H. Davis Jr.
James P. DeAngelo
Laurie Jo DeBarr
Thomas R. DeCesar
Daniel P. Delaney
Karen Lynn DeMarco
James R. Demmel
Damian J. DeStefano
James A. Diamond
Scott A. Dietterick
Diane M. Dils
Aaron T. Domoto
John W. Dornberger
Bradford Dorrance
John B. Dougherty
Brian P. Downey
Christopher A. Dreisbach
Richard B. Druby
Leo L. Dunn
Stephen J. Dzuranin
Candace N. Edgar
Natalie Grill Einsig
Malinda A. Elliott
Cindy L. Nicholson Ellis
Leigh A. J. Ellis
Andrew M. Enders
Jeffrey B. Engle
John H. Enos III
Richard J. Enterline
Jeffrey A. Ernico
Paul James Esposito
Susan E. Etter
Marlene M. Evans
David J. Evenhuis
Michael F. Faherty
Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer
Michael A. Farrell
Jay H. Feaster
J. Stephen Feinour
Amanda Felty
Linus E. Fenicle
Charles Joseph Ferry
William A. Fetterhoff
David R. Fine
Michael A. Finio
Edward Finkelstein
Donna L. Fisher
David A. Fitzsimons
William J. Flannery
Grant H. Fleming
Mary Jane Forbes
Bruce D. Foreman
Andrew H. Foulkrod
Nicholas V. Fox
Kimberley M. Frank
Lawrence G. Frank
Harvey Freedenberg
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2013 PRO BONO HONOR ROLL
Clarissa L. Freeman
Suzanne S. Friday
Charles E. Friedman
Timothy A. Fritsch
John W. Frommer III
Rebecca M. Fuhrman
Thomas P. Gacki
Randall Glenn Gale
Richard R. Gan
Michael W. Gang
Peter J. Garcia
Laura Gargiulo
Alan P. Garubba
Timothy E. Gates
Joseph M. Gavazzi
Helen L. Gemmill
Kara K. Gendron
Kevin D. Gillespie
John M. Glace
Holly J. Glauser-Abel
Richard James Gmerek
Joseph K. Goldberg
James L. Goldsmith
Corky Goldstein
Elizabeth J. Goldstein
Samara A. Gomez
Peter M. Good
Susan E. Good
Bradley R. Gorter
John F. Goryl
Allison C. Gossett
Thomas D. Gould
Stephen M. Greecher Jr.
Brian P. Gregg
Wendy J. F. Grella
Amy L. Groff
Stephen L. Grose
Richard L. Grubb
Steven E. Grubb
Kirsten A. Gulotta
Matthew M. Haar
Jeffrey S. Habib
Kevin L. Hall
Leon P. Haller
Robert G. Hanna Jr.
Beth S. Harris
Charles J. Hartwell
Michael Warren Hassell
Craig A. Hatch
Kevin J. Hayes
Lacy Hayes,Jr.
Marielle F. Hazen
Raymond C. Hedger Jr.
Jennifer M. Heilman
Ambrose William Heinz
Stephen G. Held
Neil E. Hendershot
Cayla B. Henn
Teri L. Henning
W. Scott Henning
Peter R. Henninger Jr.
Megan Henry
Tracy L. Henry
Karl R. Hildabrand
Brian J. Hinkle
Mark A. Hipple
Arthur K. Hoffman
Elizabeth A. Hoffman
Emily Long Hoffman
Nathaniel M. Holmes
Timothy A. Holmes
Darren J. Holst
Anthony R. Holtzman
Charles A. Hooker
Joel C. Hopkins
Lisa Mary-Frances Hopkins
Jessica S. Hosenpud
Peter G. Howland
Timothy A. Hoy
Deborah A. Hughes
Kandice Kerwin Hull
Yvonne M. Husic
John T. Huskin Jr.
Alex M. Hvizda
Carrie E. Hyams
John M. Hyams
Cory Allan Iannacone
Samuel B. Ickes
Gary J. Imblum
Lori Irwin
Jacqueline E. Jackson-DeGarcia
Karl J. Januzzi
Annette Joy
Chad J. Julius
Susan M. Kadel
Vasiliki Karandrikas
Bryon R. Kaster
Lisa C. Katterman
Erin R. Kawa
Jacqueline A. Kelly
Robert E. Kelly Jr.
Elizabeth A. Kenny
Steven Baker Kensinger
Holly M. Kerwin
Terrence James Kerwin
Dale K. Ketner
Puja Khare
John F. King
Phillip C. Kirchner
Kristy L. Kirk
Donald T. Kissinger
Alyssa Harland Knisely
Robert L. Knupp
Cathleen A. Kohr
Jonathan D. Koltash
Debra M. Kriete
John P. Krill Jr.
Stephen R. Krone
Jonathan W. Kunkel
Jessica L. Kurtz
Francis J. Lafferty IV
Brigid Regan Landy
Delano M. Lantz
Jill M. Lashay
Gina Lynne Lauffer
Frank J. Lavery Jr.
Robert A. Lawton
J. Ronaldo Legaspi
Jennifer Lin Lehman
Richard David Leigh
Richard C. Lengler
Kenneth F. Lewis
Shelby A. Linton-Keddie
Dawn L. Lisi
Tad J. Macfarlan
Victoria S. Madden
Scott E. Maier
Theresa Barrett Male
Laura C. Reyes Maloney
Hon. Rebecca Jo Margerum
Peter V. Marks Sr.
Christopher J. Marzzacco
Regina L. Matz
Stephen J. Matzura
Doreen A. McCall
Brian E. McDonough
Laurie L. McGowan
Jeffrey T. McGuire
John J. McNally III
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Sandra L. Meilton
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Seth A. Mendelsohn
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Mette, Evans & Woodside
Louis J. Michelsen
John G. Milakovic
David C. Miller Jr.
Joseph M. Miller
Karen Wetzler Miller
John P. Milliron
Alexis Moncman Miloszewski
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David F. O'Leary
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Kathryn J. Peifer
Raymond P. Pepe
Eugene E. Pepinsky Jr.
Jeffrey E. Piccola
Elizabeth B. Place
George W. Porter
Courtney Kishel Powell
John Pozniak
John W. Purcell Jr.
Pamela L. Purdy
E. Edward Qaqish
Nicole J. Radziewicz
David J. Raphael
Michael D. Reed
Sandra Reibert
Merritt C. Reitzel
Peter J. Ressler
Ann E. Rhoads
Marc Roda
John A. Roe
Douglas R. Roeder
Elyse E. Rogers
Nailah I. Rogers
Kenneth J. Rollins
Patricia J. Romano
David H. Rosenberg
Gary L. Rothschild
Marianne E. Rudebusch
Jennifer L. Ruth
Lisa A. Rynard
Richard A. Sadlock
Marsha A. Sajer
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Ralph M. Salvia
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Robert C. Schramm
Mary Catherine Scott
Edward P. Seeber
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Dennis R. Sheaffer
Karen S. Shriner
Joseph S. Sileo
Mark T. Silliker
Barry M. Simpson
Kathryn L. Simpson
Doreena L. Sloan
Markian R. Slobodian
Thomas F. Smida
Jessie L. Smith
Stanley A. Smith
Elizabeth D. Snover
Joseph B. Sobel
Michael L. Solomon
Jordan G. Spahr
Paul M. Stahlnecker
Tarin E. Stauffer
Jonathan B. Stepanian
Daniel W. Stern
Kelly J. Stewart
David H. Stone
Jolynn M. Stoy
John C. Swartz Jr.
Lee C. Swartz
Richard B. Swartz
Andrew L. Swope
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Felix Thau
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Ronald T. Tomasko
David K. Trevaskis
Elizabeth P. Trinkle
Elizabeth Rose Triscari
Todd F. Truntz
James H. Turner
Steven V. Turner
Kari Umholtz
Tracy Lynn Updike
Henry W. Van Eck
Melanie L. Vanderau
Jill Vecchio
Jennifer Velencia
Catherine E. Walters
William W. Warren Jr.
Bruce J. Warshawsky
Jill Neary Weikert
Ira H. Weinstock
Jason M. Weinstock
Robert L. Weldon
Matthew Werner
Victoria White
Sharon M. Williams
Steven M. Williams
Jill M. Wineka
Michael W. Winfield
Cory S. Winter
David S. Wisneski
Richard H. Wix
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Charles T. Young Jr.
James D. Young
Patricia Carey Zucker
James M. Zugay
Francis A. Zulli
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“The purposes of the Dauphin County Bar
Association are to advance the science of
jurisprudence, to promote the administration of
justice, to encourage a thorough legal education,
to promote continuing legal education, to uphold
the honor and dignity of the Bar, to encourage
the fulfillment of the obligations of the profession
among its members to the courts and to society,
to promote programs to provide effective,
affordable legal services to all segments of
society, to cultivate cordial intercourse among
the members of the Association and to perpetuate
the history of the profession and the memory of
its members and such kindred purposes as the
Association may from time to time determine.”
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Elizabeth G. Simcox
Joyce A. Tambolas
Bridgette L. Hilbish
Sandra A. Ballard
Michael P. Furjanic
Jose Burgos
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