2006 Annual Report - MidPenn Legal Services

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MidPenn Legal Services
Legal Aid:
Critical Help for Critical Moments
MidPenn Legal S
2006
MidPenn Legal S
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
eighteen counties in central Pennsylvania.
MIDPENN LEGAL SERVICES
Executive Director’s Message
One Team, One Program
Rome wasn’t built in a day. MidPenn Legal Services has made significant progress in recent
years in coming together as one team and functioning as a regional law firm.
We are determined to be the best of both worlds. On the one hand we are a large regional law firm,
covering eighteen counties and more square miles
than any other legal aid program in Pennsylvania.
On the other hand we are fourteen compact local offices with established roots and
local connections.
Many epic battles involve overcoming the challenges of geography and ours is
no different. Central Pennsylvania has great differences in population and culture but
people are people. Our aim is to treat everyone the same - whether they are applying for service in DuBois or Reading, Pottsville or Bedford. And the needs of clients
from a rural area are as important as those from any city. Utilizing technology and
thinking strategically, we can integrate the roles of the regional firm and the local offices. Our clients deserve nothing less and our funders expect efficient success.
These are but some of the strategies we are implementing to maximize our effectiveness and to function as a team:
• We have implemented program wide uniform case acceptance guidelines and priorities.
• Substantive law groups have been formed and meet every two months to provide training and stay atop developments in areas of critical interests to our clients: housing, family, consumer, public benefits, disability, employment, elderly, and utilities.
• Numerous listservs covering these subjects connect staffers throughout the program for a free flow of information.
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Special projects are underway to increase our effectiveness in critical areas: predatory lending, employment, public benefits and providing medical assistance information to seniors. An Ombudsman project is in place in two counties.
The entire staff and board have retreats twice each year to come together and share information on legal developments and review issues and solutions. A donor newsletter, MidPenn Matters, and an in-house newsletter Inside MidPenn, keep all staffers informed of the work and personal development of members of the MidPenn team.
We are closely monitoring our fiduciary duties. The watchful eye of MidPenn’s accounting team has resulted in repeated clean audits. Our Finance Committee meets on a regular basis to stay current with all pertinent issues. Our Development Committee meets before every Board meeting and is aggressively pursuing
new fundraising strategies.
MidPenn is not an island. We are an integral part of the justice system in
Central Pennsylvania. We need to continue to connect with our bar associations and
to seek new partners. We are embarking on new projects as this report goes to print.
We are conducting a needs survey amongst our client community and members of
the bench and bar. We are in the middle of a strategic planning process to ensure
that MidPenn continues to move ahead. Providing legal aid to needy residents of
central Pennsylvania is a battle worth winning. Our communities are stronger when
everyone has access to an attorney. Please join us in supporting the work that MidPenn advocates do each day to make our communities stronger. Rhodia D. Thomas
Executive Director
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Legal Aid: Critical Help for Critical Moments
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Tammy Dowis was reunited with her daughter Alicia with the help of MidPenn and a court
order. “MidPenn was there for me when I needed them. We’re doing great now,” says Tammy.
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When A Parent Snatches A Child
Tammy Dowis was recently divorced from her husband of twelve years but
she bore him no ill will. He was jobless and homeless but she made their eleven
year old daughter, Alicia, available to him for frequent visits. But he began to exhibit
signs of erratic behavior. When he made suicidal threats and put his fist through a
wall, Tammy contacted Crisis Intervention.
Alicia’s Dad thought Tammy was going to limit his visits. He went to her
school in Red Lion and signed her out, telling her he was moving to Florida and
taking her along. “I was beside myself,” says Tammy. “I called the police but when
they found out I didn’t have a court order there was nothing they could do to stop
him.”
A social worker at Children & Youth directed her to MidPenn Legal
Services in York. Attorney Gerry Studzinski had seen it all before. He promptly
filed a Custody Complaint and got a hearing date within two weeks. “He assured me
that what her Dad had done was wrong and that the court would back me up,” says
Tammy. The court directed the case be held in Pennsylvania as it was the home
state. Alicia was returned to Tammy who drove to the airport in Washington D.C. to
pick her up. Shortly afterwards the father participated in the Custody Conciliation
Conference by phone. He later signed a paper agreeing to follow the terms of the
court order. Alicia will take more trips to Florida but it will be with the protection of a
court order. “She just finished fifth grade and she’s getting ready to go with her Dad
for the summer. I’ll miss her but I know she has to see her Dad, too. “I know he will
return her because we have the court order. I’m not worried. MidPenn was there for
me when I needed them. We’re doing great now.”
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MidPenn Attorney Brenda Zimmerman helped “George” get the
help he needed and retain his job despite a struggle with mental
illness. Instead of being unemployed and without health insurance,
George kept his job and is doing well.
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Protecting Employment Rights
Even today people don’t talk about mental illness so much as whisper the
words. A client we will call George has good days and bad days. He tries mightily
to string the good days together but sometimes his condition gets the better of him. Then he needs to have inpatient treatment at a proper facility along with appropriate
counseling. George didn’t choose to be schizophrenic.
He had a good work record at the factory and had been there a number
of years without an incident. But after a severe episode he had to take a leave of
absence to be treated. George gave his employer notice of his situation and turned
in notes from his licensed psychologist. Afraid that George had not informed his
employer, his mother also talked with his employer about his need for treatment.
George requested leave time under the Family and Medical Leave Act
(FMLA) and the employer promised to send him the appropriate form. This law
gives employees the right to request up to twelve weeks of unpaid medical leave to
attend to a serious health condition. But instead of acting on his request and inquiring into his heath condition, the employer fired George and canceled his insurance.
He was told he could reapply for a job in the future. He was without an income and
had no medical coverage.
He contacted Attorney Brenda Zimmerman of the Lewistown MidPenn
office. Attorney Zimmerman quickly contacted the employer to discuss the case.
She pointed out the law and explained George’s rights under the FMLA law. The
employer agreed to grant the leave and reinstated George’s job and health insurance.
George has since recovered from his episode and returned to work at the factory. He
didn’t lose his job or his seniority and he is a steady employee. Without MidPenn,
George would have fallen through the cracks. Instead of being unemployed and
without health insurance, George is doing well. He is another example of MidPenn
providing critical help at critical moments.
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Kathleen Kline had to fight to get the surgery she needed but her MidPenn
lawyer stood by her side. “I thought I was right. I’m feeling less pain.”
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Fighting To Get Medical Care Kathleen Kline had tried everything to deal with the excruciating pain in
her jaw. But years of medication, mouth guards, physical therapy, bio-feedback, and
counseling to deal with her pain did not work. The pain was relentless and getting
worse. It woke her up at night. It severely limited what she could eat. Her weight
dropped from 115 to 95 lbs. She had to do something.
By sheer persistence she succeeded in securing the services of a University
of Pittsburgh Medical Center board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon who was
an acknowledged expert in TMJ surgery. Dr. William L. Chung, DDS, MD authored
chapters in the primary textbook on the operation. There was only one hitch - the
Department of Public Welfare denied her request for payment, saying the operation
was not necessary. State College office MidPenn attorney Susan Michalik filed an
appeal.
TMJ surgery is sometimes controversial and medical opinions vary as to
its value in some cases. But Dr. Chung was confident that Kathleen would benefit
from the procedure. Attorney Michalik knew she needed to overcome the opinion
of the Department’s reviewing physician. Dr. Chung agreed to testify as to the need
for the surgery. Not only was he an expert in this area but he had actually met the
patient and reviewed her medical records. He knew what she had gone through. He
stated that her condition had deteriorated to the point where only the surgery could
help. When the Secretary of Public Welfare remanded the case for further review, the
Department determined that the surgery was indeed appropriate.
“There are hundreds of stories like this one,” says Attorney Michalik.
“Sometimes you need an advocate to get what you need from the system. You have
to prove your case.” Attorney Michalik spoke with Kathleen a few weeks after the
procedure. “Her jaw was wired shut but she wanted to tell her story. She is already
getting some relief. She’s proud of what she achieved and she wants others to get the
care they need.”
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Adam Griswold sends Attorney Peg Simok photos every year to say thanks and
to let her know how he and A.J. are getting along. She says, “This is why you
stay at Legal Aid.”
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Big Man for a Little Boy
Adam Griswold was only 18 years old when his son, A. J., was born and
things were not going well in his life. He had dropped out of school when he was 16
and a scrap with the law had netted him six months probation. That got his attention.
A.J.’s mother was also quite young and a serious bout of post partum depression left
her not ready to be a parent. A short time after the birth she moved back with her
folks and let Adam care for the child. Adam had to grow up fast.
It didn’t go smoothly at first. The mother came to the Adam’s home at all
hours without notice. She would show up at the residence early in the morning and
demand to see the child. If Adam didn’t answer the door, rocks would be thrown at
his windows. Adam had to call the police. A family member suggested he contact
MidPenn. Adam had never talked with an attorney before he went to the Harrisburg
MidPenn office and he was apprehensive. “But I figured it was to help us out.” He
met with Attorney Peg Simok. After a number of courthouse conferences Adam
emerged with primary custody of A.J. Adam was pleased with his lawyer. “ She
called every few days and told me what to do to stay out of trouble.” If an issue
arose, Adam was to call the police and not take matters into his own hands. He
wanted to do it the right way for A.J..
“A.J.’s mother and I are cool now. I think it’s good that A.J. has contact
with his mom. Having my son was the best thing that ever happened to me,” he says.
Adam has obtained his high school diploma and recently was promoted to full time
work. He is also taking courses online in criminal justice. He wants to be a parole
officer or a policeman.
When he first saw Attorney Simok he noticed she had some client photos on
the wall. “A.J. is now three years old. Every year I send her a picture to thank her
and let her know how we are doing.” Attorney Simok holds the latest photo proudly
and says simply, “This is why you stay at Legal Aid.”
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A car repossession threat was the just tip of the iceberg for Bonita Weland. A team
effort by MidPenn advocates saved her home and got her the help she needed.
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Getting to the Bottom of It
Sometimes there are so many things wrong it is hard to tell where to start.
When Bonita Weland went to the MidPenn office in Lebanon she thought her main
problem was that her car was going to be repossessed. She met with Attorney James
Orgass who asked why she was behind. As Bonita talked it became clear the car was
the least of her worries. She was behind on all the bills. Her home was in foreclosure. She had quit her job as a Certified Nursing Assistant three years ago to care for
her husband. He was a truck driver who had become seriously ill and had recently
passed away. Bonita had focused all of her attention on him. Now he was gone.
With their two incomes things had been fine. Everything changed when he
got sick. Bonita stayed by his side when he became bedridden. A Social Security
check kept them marginally afloat. When he died, she lapsed into a deep depression
and was unaware of her own health issues. Her lawyer noted that Bonita had arm
and neck tremors and presented with a very low affect.
Bonita desperately needed an income but her health ruled out her old job.
Attorney Orgass called Valerie Case of the Lancaster office, a paralegal with over
35 years of experience. Valerie specializes in Social Security matters. Step one
was to get Bonita a medical assistance card so she could see doctors and document
her condition. Not only was she clinically depressed, she was in the early stages of
Parkinson’s disease. But she had to be able to prove it.
While Valerie worked to get her Social Security disability on the fast track,
Attorney Orgass tried to stop the foreclosure. He filed an application under an emergency home owner’s mortgage assistance program. This was not successful but it
did provide time for Valerie to get the Social Security case to an Administrative Law
Judge who granted a favorable decision. With a steady income stream and retroactive Social Security benefits, MidPenn was able to negotiate with the bank and save
the home.
Bonita will continue to face health challenges but she will have a roof over
her head, an income and medical care. Her world is much improved. Without a legal
team trained to get to the bottom of things, the community would have someone in
crisis, not a neighbor at peace.
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Patrick Cicero specializes in predatory lending cases. “People need a lawyer to
sort through this type of case. If we had not stepped in, Tara would have lost her
home unnecessarily and illegally.”
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Saving Tara’s Home, Saving Tara’s Family
Tara Williams is not her real name. This young mother of four was working
hard and making ends meet when domestic violence caused her world to blow up.
“I had a black eye more than once,” she says. “My kids were asking me what was
wrong.’” Her husband went to jail for assaulting her. With him gone she couldn’t
carry the full load. “I had no child support, no alimony, no nothing.”
To save the home she filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. She got a better job
and with the new position she was eventually able to get caught up with her payments. But just after getting out of bankruptcy her mortgage company tried again
to foreclose, alleging unpaid fees. “Just when I was looking to move forward I was
back in the darkness again,” she says.
Tara was not just another uninformed consumer. She had a degree in finance
from her local community college. She made every attempt to reinstate her mortgage.
They told her she had to come up with $3000 in fees and she went to every relative
and friend she knew and got the money. But the mortgage company then insisted she
owed yet an additional $2000. “I would have agreed to pay whatever they asked for.
I just knew I had to save my home. But they were downright rude. They said to me:
“Why don’t you just move?’” That did it.
The YWCA referred her to the Harrisburg MidPenn office and she met with
Attorney Patrick Cicero who specializes in predatory lending cases. “Patrick saved
the day in so many ways I can’t even describe it,” she says. He couldn’t understand
where the mortgage company was getting their numbers. When they stonewalled
every attempt to negotiate the case Attorney Cicero filed papers to stop the sale, alleging that the fees were both arbitrary and excessive. The mortgage company settled
the case and rewrote the mortgage. Tara’s interest rate was reduced from an adjustable 10.2% to a fixed rate of 7.5%. All monies paid toward fees were applied to her
principle balance. The mortgage company lawyers even waived their attorney’s fees.
“People need a lawyer to sort through this kind of case,” says Attorney Cicero. “Tara was getting nowhere by herself. If we had not stepped in, she would have
lost her home unnecessarily and illegally.” Ironically, Tara is now a financial counselor for a local investment bank. “If this can happen to me, it can happen to anyone,”
she says. “I didn’t want to sue anybody. I just didn’t want to pay more than I was
supposed to pay.”
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A vindictive landlord refused to return rent and a security deposit even though she
could not move in. “He knew he was wrong. I just wanted my money back,” says Lovett.
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Lovett Falwell
A Single Mom’s House of Cards
Lovett Falwell had two young children and she desperately needed both a
job and a place to live. When she answered a want ad for a cleaning job she thought
she might have both. The employer had numerous rental units and in addition to
hiring her for the cleaning job, he rented her one of his apartments. She reached deep
to come up with some of the money for the first month’s rent and the security deposit.
The landlord withheld the rest from her paycheck. She paid him a total of $1349.
Problems arose before Lovett could even move in. The only financial assistance she received was a Section 8 certificate which supplemented her rent. But
the apartment flunked a required inspection. The inspection report listed what had to
be fixed: install glass in windows, replace rotting wood throughout, insure windows
opened properly, and remove a sofa from the front porch. Lovett did her work, continued to live with friends and hoped the landlord would soon fix up the premises.
But the landlord did none of the required work and did not even appear for
the reinspection visit. When she asked for her money back, he refused even though
she had never spent a day in the apartment. Worse yet, the landlord cancelled his
agreement with the Section 8 program. Not only did she not have a home or her
money, her Section 8 certificate was now imperiled. She had kept her part of the
deal and worked hard but everything was falling apart.
Lovett had no choice but to quit the job. “I was so angry. I didn’t know
what to do. My brothers offered to help me deal with the situation but I wanted to do
it the right way. She contacted the Lancaster office of MidPenn Legal Services and
saw Attorney James Orgass. When he couldn’t get the landlord to agree to return the
money he took action. He filed to get an extension of her Section 8 certificate which
was about to lapse. Secondly, he filed a Complaint alleging Unfair Trade Practices
and violations of the Wage Payment and Collection Law.
Lovett wasn’t looking to cash in. She just wanted her money back so she
could get on with her life. She soon received payment in full. She also kept her
Section 8 certificate and found a decent apartment. “He knew he was wrong, I just
wanted my money back. Hopefully, he’ll think about this in the future and not do it
to someone else,” she says. Lovett is currently holding down a third shift machine
operator job but she is looking for other work.
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SPECIAL
PROJECTS
MidPenn
Legal
Services
The Consumer Law Team
– Fighting Predatory Lending
Predatory lending is a hot topic in our area for good reason. Statistics show that
Pennsylvania has the ninth highest foreclosure rate in the country. MidPenn advocates
are actively engaged in the battle and last year handled 1645 consumer related matters.
The term predatory lending also includes unfair sales practices and payday lending as
well as refund anticipation loans.
Predatory lending destabilizes families and neighborhoods and targets the elderly, poor, and minorities. MidPenn advocates have also seen an increase in the number
of debt collectors taking cases to court without any real proof of the debt they claim is
owed. Often, the debt collectors win these cases when the client is unrepresented or does
not appear.
MidPenn’s Consumer Law team is fighting back against these abuses by successfully representing clients who face this type of abuse. They have been successful in
many instances in proving that the claimed debt is vastly overstated or by reducing by
thousands of dollars the amount owed. In other cases, they have negotiated settlements
where the creditor withdraws its legal action entirely. By sharing information and expertise with other MidPenn advocates, the entire organization is better equipped to represent
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Medical Assistance Outreach
to Seniors Project
– Knowledge Is Power
The world is a confusing place. Just ask a senior citizen about their rights to
medical assistance. There are a number of programs to help seniors with their needs
but these consumers need to be educated both as to what is available and what fits their
needs. Together with an IOLTA grant and a partnership with the Pennsylvania Health
Law Project this MidPenn project is designed to educate both seniors and their caregivers
in nine rural counties with a significant percentage of senior citizens: Bedford, Franklin,
Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Lebanon, Perry, Mifflin and Schuylkill.
The partnership has produced a comprehensive manual to answer commonly
asked questions about the Medicare and Medicaid programs. In addition, MidPenn
advocates meet with seniors at personal care homes and other group settings to speak
about the programs they may be eligible for, from prescription medication coverage to
transportation issues. Over twenty-five presentations were made and over 100 consumers
were provided with information.
The Public Benefits Project
– Aiming for Self-Sufficiency Public benefits programs are an essential means of survival for many MidPenn
clients. The laws that regulate these programs are extremely complex. MidPenn advocates participating in this project have become experts in dealing with these regulations.
Public benefit programs include food stamps, Low-Income Housing Energy Assistance
Program (LIHEAP), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), General Assistance and Medical Assistance
The goal is to get clients the benefits to which they are entitled and to help them
climb out of poverty. The project includes special training for advocates in these regulations. Dedicated listservs provide a way for project participants to share both questions and
solutions in this difficult area of law.
One project goal is to reach out to local County Assistance Offices and meet
face to face to establish common ground. Good communication with these local offices
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The Employment Project
– Removing Barriers to Employment
The poor face many hurdles in getting jobs. Some have driver’s license problems that severely limit their employability. For others a criminal record from the distant
past can be an impediment. Some employers illegally refuse to accept job applications.
MidPenn’s Employment Law Project helps clients obtain employment, secure employment-related benefits, and overcome illegal employment practices.
The MidPenn Employment Law team members have been trained to spot work
related issues. In addition, they conduct outreach sessions to get the word out to the community that MidPenn advocates can assist low-income clients with employment related
matters.
The Ombudsman Project
- Protecting Our Elders
Many older people are faced with obtaining long-term care outside their own
home. But not many know their choices or understand their rights. MidPenn’s Ombudsman Program operates in Schuylkill County and Lebanon County with the support from
each county’s Office of Aging. The program ensures that seniors who need long-term
care in a nursing home or an assisted living facility are treated with respect and dignity
and that their rights are protected. The Ombudsmen provide both education and advocacy
on behalf of those in long term care.
Our Ombudsman visit each facility in their county at least twice a year. As
a result, the facilities caring for these seniors know they must comply with all regulations concerning the health and well-being of their patients. MidPenn’s three full-time
Ombudsmen learn about problems by visiting residents at the facilities. The program is
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President’s Message
Spring and summer in central Pennsylvania are
so lush and beautiful it is hard to believe we have genuine
problems here. Our gardens are in bloom, the trees are so
green and the cities and the countryside seem full of hope.
But amidst this hope there is despair. Poverty in central
Pennsylvania is a very real issue. The 2006 census estimates
that nearly 250,000 people in the MidPenn service area are
living in poverty.
Imagine a world where everyone who needed a legal advocate had access to one.
In this perfect world every poor person and survivor of domestic violence would be able to
meet with their own advocate. They would not have to fend for themselves or sweep dark
secrets under the rug because they didn’t have someone to talk to about their critical legal
questions. Imagine the impact this would have upon these individuals and their families.
And finally, imagine the impact upon our communities if we could get their lives back on
track with a minimum of community resources. Everyone should have an advocate for their
critical legal needs. A large number of our neighbors are struggling just to get by. When they need
a legal advocate it is for a genuine necessity: custody, access to medial care, housing,
domestic violence, consumer protection, elder law and public benefits. These are not
optional issues. These families desperately need to resolve their problems. For the great
majority of them, we are the only answer. Our mission is to help them with their legal
needs.
The scope of this undertaking can be overwhelming. We have 43 lawyers, 22
paralegals and three ombudsmen to cover an area larger than the State of Maryland. But
we do a lot with our limited resources. In 2006 we handled nearly 12,000 cases. On the
one hand, we are doing it the old fashioned way, one client at a time. But we are also
looking for new efficient and innovative approaches to get the maximum amount of needed
information to those who need it. They say that information is power and we are mindful of
trying things such as telephone “hot lines” to reach as many of our customers as possible.
We could not undertake this task if we did not have a strong pool of legal
talent. Many of our advocates have been practicing law with MidPenn for more than 30
years. Their dedication to this work is to be commended as they are not only wonderful
advocates, but they serve as mentors, trainers and supervisors to the next generation of legal
aid attorneys. While all of these individuals do this work because they are committed to
it, their efforts have not gone unrecognized. Many of them have been recognized for their
dedication, and commitment, by their local bar associations, the Pennsylvania Bar
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Association, and the Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network. MidPenn is truly
privileged, to have such dedicated staff working to serve those who are less fortunate.
Our Development Committee is producing results and establishing collaborations
with both traditional and new partners. For example, our Development Committee Chair,
Executive Director, Director of Development, local staff, and Board members traveled
around our region this past fall to meet with many of you. We undertook this trip to
reconnect with you to discuss what we do, and how we plan to revitalize our development
efforts so that we could continue to provide high quality legal services to the client eligible
population in your community. We recognize that we have had great success in some areas
and we want to replicate that success in others areas of our 18 county region. We truly
enjoyed meeting you as we learned much about our region through our travels.
As with any non-profit, funding is a key component and we are fortunate to have
many partners in this endeavor. We truly appreciate the support we received from our
primary funders, the Pennsylvania Legal Aid Network, the Legal Services Corporation
and Pennsylvania IOLTA. We are also grateful for the support that we receive from
many of the United Ways in our eighteen county region as well as from county and city
governments. Many of our bar associations have taken a leadership role in funding their
local MidPenn offices, resulting in stronger offices. Providing equal justice to those in
dire need is a community effort. We are very thankful for all your support. We take our
stewardship very seriously.
In this report you can read some examples of individuals who have sought
our help. As you read these stories, ask yourself what would have happened to these
individuals and their families if MidPenn advocates were not there to help. You can also
read about some of the special projects we have developed to address emerging issues in
our region. A major source of inspiration is the number of attorneys who volunteer their
time through their bar associations to assist us by handling cases we simply cannot cover
due to limited resources.
Making MidPenn work for our customers, our clients, is what we are all about.
But our success also has a direct impact on our communities. By helping individuals,
we help stabilize their families. Strong families make for strong communities. We are
working toward that day when everyone, regardless of age, disability or income, can meet
with an advocate to help them with their critical moments. We are all in this together.
Everyone wins when our communities are strengthened. Matthew J. Eshelman
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
205 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 17042
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
256 East Market Street
York, PA 17403
717-848-3605
Major Case Type 2006
Major Case Type 2006
Other / Multiple Topics
Consumer
Education
Income Maintenance
Employment
Housing
Health
Family
Juvenile
Funding Sources
Funding Sources
Bar Associations
5%
Misc
4%
United Way
6%
Legal Services Corporation
32%
Local Governments
7%
IOLTA/Access to Justice
24%
PA Legal Aid Network
22%
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MidPenn Legal Services Board of Directors
OFFICERS
Matthew J. Eshelman, Esq., President
Lee Rager, Sr., Secretary
Fulton County
Justine Boatwright, President-Elect
Harvey B. Reeder, Esq.
Bedford and Huntingdon Counties
Donald F. Smith, Jr., Vice-President
Lee Rager, Sr., Secretary
James P. DeAngelo, Esq., Treasurer
Julia Romig
Mifflin County
MEMBERS
Andrew J. Shubin, Esq.
Centre County
Sylvia Aviles
Berks County
Justine Boatwright, President-Elect
York County
Samantha Crane
Dauphin County
James P. DeAngelo, Esq., Treasurer
McNees, Wallace and Nurick LLC
Dauphin County
Debra A. Smith, Esq.
Krasno, Krasno & Quinn
Schuylkill County
Donald F. Smith, Jr., Esq., Vice President
Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C.
Berks County
Daniel Stern, Esq.
Perry County
Sandra Thompson, Esq.
York County
Matthew J. Eshelman, Esq., President
Cumberland County
Robert C. Wee, Esq.
Lancaster County
Ann E. Fruth, Esq.
Widener University School of Law
Leslie Wison
Dauphin County
Colleen S. Gallo, Esq.
Reilly, Wolfson, Sheffey,
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Lebanon County
Jessica Worthington
Cumberland County
Jennifer Hoffman, Esq.
The Trgovac Law Office
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Rhodia D. Thomas, Esq.
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John H. McCullough, Esq.
Juniata and Mifflin Counties
Howard Miskey, Esq. Director of Advocacy
Leonard McKinnon
Berks County
Jane Muller-Peterson, Esq.
Dickinson School of Law
James Kearney, Esq.,
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Director of Finance
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Donor List
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. Please contact us if this list is inaccurate.
Gregory & Mary Abeln, Esq.
Robert M. Ackerman, Esq.
Joseph C. Adams, Esq.
Brian M. Addison, Esq.
Craig I. Adler, Esq.
Lynn Ahwesh, Esq.
Michael D. Alsher, Esq.
Richard C. Angino, Esq.
Angino & Rovner, P.C.
Anonymous
Parviz Ansari, Esq.
Blair Ansell
Appalachian Whole Foods Market
Louis J. Appell, Jr.
Joan S. Applegate
Louise & Michael Ardoline
Rebecca L. Ardoline, Esq.
Jules J. Arginteanu
Stephanie K. Arnold
Steven & Rana F. Arnold
William A. Atlee Jr., Esq.
Atlee, Hall & Brookhart, LLP
Greta R. Aul, Esq.
Cathy M. Badal, Esq.
John R. Badal, Esq.
Kevin I. Bagatta, Esq.
Kent F. Bair
Kathleen T. Baldwin
Sandy A. Ballard, Esq.
Kim E. Banister
Bernadette Barattini, Esq.
Beth Ane Barnes
George R. Barr Jr., Esq.
Duane S. Barrick, Esq.
Angela Bartoli
David J. Batdorf, Esq.
Floyd M. Baturin, Esq.
Baturin & Baturin
Peter K. Bauer, Esq.
Daniel & Deirdre Bausher, Esq.
Suzanne Becker
Robert J. Bein, Esq.
Erika S. Belen
William E. Benner Jr., Esq.
D. Michael Bennethum
Margaret J. Bennett
Mark & Temma Berg
John G. Bergdoll III, Esq.
Martha Bergsten
Mary Lou Berkheimer
K. Robert Bertram, Esq.
Nan Best
Bruce Bigelow
Geoffrey M. Biringer, Esq.
Michael J. Birkner
Celeste M. Bittner, Esq.
Brenda Black
Blakeslee Corporation
Dan A. Blakinger, Esq.
Richard J. Blakinger, Esq.
T. Eric Blocher
Dennis James Bonetti, Esq.
Michael R. Bonshock, Esq.
Joan E. Book, Esq.
Joanne E. Book, Esq.
Russell Bova
Joseph A. Bracken, III
Kathleen Brennan
Sharon K. Bressler, Esq.
Peter & Rose Briggs
Linda D. Brittain
Eric L. Brossman, Esq.
Judith R. Brown, Esq.
Patricia R. Brown, Esq.
Daniel Browning
Paul M. Browning, Esq.
M. Florence Bucher
Esther and Harry Buck
Paul F. Bulzacchelli, Esq.
Carol L. Buncie
Paula Burkett
Jason K. Burns, Esq.
Rebecca S. Burns
Jill B. Busch, Esq.
Richard T. Byerly
Constance A. Calabrese, Esq.
Madalyn Caldwell
William W. Campbell, Esq.
Anthony P. Campisi
John J. Capowski
Carlisle Barracks Spouses’ Club
Lisa M. Cavage, Esq.
Dorothy E. Cecil
Michele Paek Chang, Esq.
Gregory S. Chelap, Esq.
Ronald Chilcoate Sr.
Daryl E. Christopher, Esq.
John Churchville, Esq.
Marsha Ann Chwastiak, Esq.
Christopher M Cicconi, Esq.
Patrick Cicero, Esq.
Josele Cleary, Esq.
Lancelot R. Clewett, Jr.
Linda A. Clotfelter, Esq.
Bernard L. Coates, Esq.
Christopher Coates
Douglas H. Cody, Esq.
Joseph Colavecchi, Esq.
Dayton Coles Jr., Esq.
Andrea Commaker, Esq.
David R. Confer, Esq.
John B. Consevage, Esq.
George T. Cook, Esq.
Maria Musti Cook
Cook & Niven
Ron Couchman
Frank H. Countess, Esq.
James L. Cowden, Esq.
Muriel Anne Crabbs, Esq.
Susan Crawford-Charters
William J. Cressler
Christine Crist
William C. Crosswell, Esq.
Mark A. Crowe, Esq.
Dorothy W. Culp
Cumberland Cty. District Attorney’s Office
Mary Ann Dahl
Grace D’Alo, Esq.
Polly Daniels
Barbara A. Darkes, Esq.
Sherrie Davis
Alvin F. De Levie, Esq.
James P. DeAngelo, Esq.
Janet and Dallas Decker
Christopher M. DeMarco, Esq.
Richard and Janet E. DeMoulin
Dentsply, International
Vicki Dettinger
Scott Dietterick
Lara K. Dolphin, Esq.
Mark S. Donaldson, Esq.
John W. Dornberger, Esq.
Margaret W. Driscoll, Esq.
E.H. Gochnauer & Sons, Inc.
Lisa M. Ebersole
Melody R. Ecker
Chris & Kelly Edmonds
Arthur R. Eglington, Esq.
John C. Eidleman
Patricia S. Eisenhauer
Leigh A. Ellis, Esq.
Bettina Ellsworth
Albert P. Emminger, II
Engle Hambright & Davies, Inc.
John H. Enos III, Esq.
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Jeffrey A. Ernico, Esq.
Linda M. Eshelman
Richard W. Eshelman, Esq.
John W. Espenshade, Esq.
Mary Beth Fay
John A. Feichtel, Esq.
Lawrence G. Feinberg, Esq.
Harvey A. Feldman
Ray R. Fidler, Esq.
Demetria D. Finkel
Zane E. Finkelstein
Welton J. Fischer, Esq.
Neisha Fisher
Connie I. Flauaus, Esq.
Lynn M. Fletcher
John D. Flinchbaugh, Esq.
Robin J. Foor, Esq.
Ella M. Forsyth
Andrew H. Foulkrod, Esq.
S. Walter Foulkrod III
Mary & Ed Franco
Brent A. Frank
Ruth H. Frank
Peg French
Friends of Legal Services
Ann E. Fruth, Esq.
Thomas P. Gacki, Esq.
Frederick R. Gaenslen
Randall Glenn Gale, Esq.
Colleen S. Gallo, Esq.
Daniel N. Gallucci, Esq.
Kurt A. Gardner, Esq.
Larry D. Geer
George & Reck
Howard & Sally Gerstein
William C. Gierasch Jr., Esq.
John Ginter
Glatfelter Employees Charitable
Donation
Glatfelter Insurance Group
Joseph K. Goldberg, Esq.
Crystal Golden
Richard F. Goldenziel, Esq.
Hope S. Goldhaber
Donald G. Goldstrom
H. Amos Goodall, Esq.
James E. Gormley
Carol A. Gottschalk
J. Richard Gray, Esq.
Kathleen A.Gray, Esq.
Kimberly S. Gray
Stephen M. Greecher, Jr.
Donor List, continued
Peter A Greenfield
Glenn R. Grell
Ronald D. Grenoble, Esq.
Robert F. Groff, Jr.
Joseph Grzybowski
Francis B. Haas, Jr., Esq.
William J. Haberstroh, Esq.
Mark E. Halbruner, Esq.
Elizabeth Hamilton
Marinell Handshaw
John Haney
Deborah Hargett-Robinson, Esq.
Harrisburg Rotary Foundation
Harristown Development Corp.
James J. Hartzell
Michael W. Hassell, Esq.
William T. Hast, Esq.
Craig A. Hatch, Esq.
Scott H. Haverstick
J. Patrick Hayes
Marielle F. Hazen
Douglas L. Hearn, Esq.
John L. Heaton, Esq.
Raymond & Joan C. Hedger, Esq.
Thomas S. Heefner
Susan Hench
W. Scott Henning
Janis Herschkowitz
Donald H. Hess, Esq.
Linda A. Hicks
Carl E. Hill
Paul R. Hoffer
Jessica C. Holst, Esq.
Darlington A. Hoopes Jr, Esq.
Christy Hoover
Dean Hoover
Donald E. and Milly Hopkins
Dale Houck
Gail J. Hull
David and Cricket R. Hunter
Yvonne M. Hursh
Mary J. Huwaldt
Terry & Jesse Hyman
Timothy Ingram
International Laser
Rhoda Ioerger
June W. Irvin
Thomas L. Isenberg Jr., Esq.
Kenneth L. Jacobs, Esq.
Anne S. Johnson, Esq.
Autumn Johnson
Edward R. Johnson
Kenneth B. Jones, Esq.
Irene M. Jordan
John P. Judson
David H. Judy
Anthony Kanagy, Esq.
Michael P. Kane, Esq.
Vasiliki Karandrikas, Esq.
Paula B. Katchmer, Esq.
J. Robert Katherman, Esq.
Donald Kaufman
James Kearney, Esq.
Thomas L. Kearney III, Esq.
JoAnne B. Kehr, Esq.
Shirley J. Keith Knox
Lois Kenepp
Kennedy, P.C. Law Offices
Edward R. Kennett, Esq.
Jessie Kern
Dennis M. Keyser
Keystone Legal Assistant
Priscilla Kinard
William H. Kirkpatrick II, Esq.
Edward and Deborah Klevans
R. Thomas & Theresa Kline
Linda Kling, Esq.
Brian J. Knipe, Esq.
Carol Knisely
Shirley Keith Knox
Alan C. Kohler, Esq.
Michael E. Kosik, Esq.
Don & Ruth Kovacs
Katherine Betz Kravitz, Esq.
Susan A. Kreidler
Mary Ann Kresen, Esq.
Solomon Z. Krevsky, Esq.
Lyudmila V. Kritina
Stephen R. Krone, Esq.
Beryl Kuhr
Karl E. Kurzenknabe
Anne S. Ladof , Esq.
Lancaster County Association of
Realtors
Carl F. Larson
Lawrence V. Young, , Esq.
Emily J. Leader , Esq.
Henry B. Leader, Esq.
Susan E. Lederer, Esq.
Patrick & Sue Lee
Jeffrey Lefevre
Sarah J. Leonard
Joseph L. Lescisko
Kenneth F. Lewis, Esq.
Lewis, Williams and Caravan
Jeffrey S. Lichtman, Esq.
Jack A. Linton, Esq.
Linda S. Lloyd, Esq.
Anne Lodef
Robert F. Long
Craig A. Longyear, Esq.
Joe and Lucy Loomis
Robert and Gwen Lougy
Linda A. Lovett
Douglas C. Loviscky, Esq.
Susan J. Lucas
Tamara L. Luckman
Avery Ludwig
David L. Lutz, Esq.
M3 Properties
Richard B. MacDonald, Esq.
Kathryn Speaker MacNett, Esq.
Robert and Ellen Malcolm
John P. Manbeck, Esq.
Barbara Marder
Peter V. Marks, Sr.
Don Marritz, Esq.
Ellen Marschall
Leslie P. Marshall, Esq.
Charles Marthinsen
Louis R. Martin, Esq.
Ronald and Norma Martin
Frederick R. Martsolf, Esq.
W. Creigh Martson
Johanne Zerbey Martz, Esq.
Nicholas M. Matash, Esq.
Debra A. Matherne, Esq.
Hugh & Nell Matthews
Stanley P. Mayers, Jr., M.D.
Richard L. McCoy, Esq.
Anita M. McCully
Rodney M. McDonald
John McEwen
J. Ross McGinnis, Esq.
McNees, Wallace & Nurick
J. Garry McShea
Sandra L. Meilton, Esq.
Samuel F. Meisenhelder, Esq.
Joseph M. Melillo, Esq.
Nancy C. Mellerski
Mette, Evans, & Woodside
Metzger Wickersham
Susan Michalik
Richard H. Milgrub, Esq.
Audrey J. Miller
Lydia E. Miller
Jeanne M. Millhouse, Esq.
John P. Milliron, Esq.
Howard D. Miskey, Esq.
Mary Miskey
E. John Mitton, Jr., Esq.
Frederick R. Mogel, Esq.
Carl Mollica, Esq.
Philip J. and Betty Lou Mollica
J. Michael Mondok, Esq.
Rowena Monez
Michael C. Mongiello, Esq.
George J. Morgan, Esq.
Laurie Morgan
Morgan Plant & Associates
Mary Lou Morin
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Hugh and Janyce Mose
David T. Mountz, Esq.
Amy M. Moya, Esq.
Sherill T. Moyer, Esq.
Jane Muller-Peterson , Esq.
Arthur Murphy
James H. Murray, Esq.
Philip J. Murren, Esq.
Mutual of America
Sharon E. Myers, Esq.
Richard Myxter
Susan Nagorny-Ansell, Esq.
Vivian B. Narehood, Esq.
National Citizens Coalition For
Nursing Home Reform
Daniel K. Natirboff, Esq.
Spencer G. Nauman, Esq.
Thomas Nehilla, Esq.
Katherine F. Nelson
Stanley & Irmgard B. Nelson
Denise Nesselrodt
Edward S. Newlin, Esq.
Michele Nicholas
Nicholas Law Offices, P.C.
Jeffrey Nickel
Faye and Steve Niebler
Bruce S. Nielsen, Esq.
Carolyn Nunamaker
Herbert R. Nurick
Darlene J. Oaks
Susan Obleski
Sharon O’Brien
Michael P. O’Day, Esq.
Denise Olivett
Andrew C. Onwudinjo, Esq.
James Orgass, Esq.
Thomas D. O’Shea, Esq.
Donald J. Otto
Eugene and Diane Oyler
Karen J. Oyler, Esq.
Jan Patrick Paden
Scott C. Painter, Esq.
Karen M. Paris
William E. Parker
Kathy J. Parks
Rebecca L. Peace
Barbara Perkins
Ronald Perry , Esq.
Pfizer, Inc.
David M. Phipps
Kim S. Phipps
Christal A. Pike-Nase
Roseanne T. Placey
Jeremia M. Plait
Nathan C. Platt, Esq.
Lisa Portmess
Post and Schell
Donor List, continued
James M. Potter, Esq.
Robert W. Potter
John F. Povilaitis, Esq.
Janet M. Powers
Larry A. Pulkrabek
Donna Pullo
Rochelle D. Quiggle, Esq.
Lois Z. Quillen
Patrick G. Quinn, Esq.
Morris Quint
William & Jennifer F. Railing
Robert E. Rains, Esq.
Larry and Jean Rankin
David H. Rattigan, Esq.
James McKay Rayback, Esq.
Robert H. Raymond Jr., Esq.
Paula J. Raynar
Pamela Ream
Harvey B. Reeder, Esq.
Diane Reese
Elizabeth Reese
C. Robert Rice Jr, Esq.
John L. Rice
Herman M. Richey
Gail A. Rickert
Jane Rigler
R. James Rinker
Gary A. Ritter
Laura Robbins
Lori A. Robertson
Alan M. Robinson, Esq.
Jesse C. Robinson, Esq.
Robinson and Geraldo
Ingrid Rodgers
Dieter & Jackie Rollfinke
Deborah Roney
Luz Rosario
David H. Rosenberg, Esq.
Jeffrey S. Rosenfeld, Esq.
Neil J. Rovner, Esq.
Pamela A. Ruest, Esq.
Garvin B. Rumberger
Bruce P. Ryder, Esq.
Allen H. Ryen, Ph.D.
Richard A. Sadlock, Esq.
Salzmann Hughes, P.C.
Timothy B. Samuel
Erika Schenck Belen
Stacey A. Schilling
Mark Schmidt
Daniel R. Schuckers
Anthony R. Scicchitano, Esq.
Laurance B. Seaman, Esq.
Marc J. Semke, Esq.
Marjorie D. Seward
Carolyn Sexton
Steve D. Shadowen, Esq.
Mandell K. Shanken, Esq.
Craig S. Sharnetzka, Esq.
Carol Sharp
Joyce Shatto
R. Scott Shearer
C. Ann Sheehan
Lisa Wooley & Larry Shillock
Patricia A. Shoap, Esq.
Timothy A. Shollenberger, Esq.
Linda J. Shorey
Dale F. Shughart Jr., Esq.
Donna L. Shultz
Kenneth Robertson Shutts
Irwin H. Siegel, Esq.
Stanley H. Siegel, Esq.
Margaret M. Simok, Esq.
Donald F. Smith Jr., Esq.
Flavia N. Smith
Gregory & Laurie J. Smith
Jessie L. Smith, Esq.
Peter F. Smith, Esq.
S. Berne Smith, Esq.
Susan and Ron Smith
William P. Smith, Esq.
Deborah Snelson M.A.
Craig Snyder
Jodi C. Snyder
Stacy L. Snyder
Allan L. Sodomsky, Esq.
Barry A. Solodky, Esq.
Anna Marie Sossong, Esq.
Bruce R. Spicer, Esq.
Robert C. Spitzer, Esq.
LeAnne G. Sprague
Jeffrey K. Sprecher, Esq.
Mary Sprunk
Nichole M. Staley O’Gorman, Esq.
Edward A. Stankoski, Esq.
David J. Staudt, Esq.
Joan L. Stehulak, Esq.
Daniel Stern, Esq.
Carolyn L. Sterner
Lloyd and Kathleen Sterner
Robert J. Stewart, Esq.
Jessica L. Stillman, Esq.
Stock & Leader
Elizabeth Barron Stone, Esq.
Ceceile & David Strand
Debra L. Straub
Robert J. Strauss, Esq.
Jill M. Strouss, Esq.
George R. Studzinski , Esq.
Herman and Gretchen Stuempfle, Jr.
Elliott B. Sulcove, Esq.
Evelyn Sullivan
Sean E. Summers
Harvene Swingholm
Paula M Szortyka, Esq.
Rebecca Tassone
Daniel K. Taylor, Esq.
Marilyn & Robert M. Teeter
Caroline T. Terenzini
Morris M. Terrizzi, Esq.
Laurel Terry
The Phillips Group
James H. Thomas, Esq.
Kimberley L. Thomas
Paige Thomas
Rhodia D. Thomas, Esq.
Gloria & Herbert B. Thompson
Wendy G. Tibbetts
Linda L. Timberlake, Esq.
Stephen D. Tompkins
Transition To Community
William G. Tressler, Esq.
David Keller Trevaskis, Esq.
Bethany N. Trujillo
Todd F. Truntz, Esq.
William T. Tully, Esq.
Elaine G. Ugolnik, Esq.
University Baptist and Brethren
Church
Jill L. Urey
Julia G. Vanasse, Esq.
Nicholas A. Veronis, Esq.
W. Hensel Brown Inn of Court
Robert S. Walker
Robert M. Walker, Esq.
W. Bruce Wallace, Esq.
James P. Wallbillich, Esq.
Brenda Walsh
Richard J. Walsh, Esq.
J. Bruce Walter
Catherine E. Walters, Esq.
Winifred S. Walters
Jennifer Adriane Wanner
William H.G. Warner, Esq.
C.B. Warnick
William W. Warren, Jr, , Esq.
Allen Warshaw
Carl G. Wass, Esq.
Robert C. Wee, Esq.
Ruby D. Weeks, Esq.
Dean A. Weidner, Esq.
Donna S. Weldon, Esq.
Robert L. Weldon, Esq.
Nancy Welsh
Soren P. West, Esq.
Valerie West, Esq.
White Rose Foundation
John M. Whitlock
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Fred J. Wiest, Esq.
Dorothy Wiggins
Debra D. Wiley
Laura H. Williams, Esq.
Jayelene Williamson
Lynne L. Wilson, Esq.
Steve Wilson
Lesley Winfield, Esq.
John B. Winship
Robert P. Winston
A. Mark Winter, Esq.
Kathy N. Wintrode
David A. Wion, Esq.
Lewis L. Wolfgang, Esq.
Bruce James Wolstoncroft, Esq.
Helen O. Wolstoncroft, Esq.
Karen D. Wood, Esq.
Lisa M.B. Woodburn, Esq.
Catherine Wright
Frank L. Wright, Esq.
Karen C. Yarrish, Esq.
Thomas B. York, Esq.
York International Corporation
Harry B. Yost, Esq.
J. David Young, Esq.
Bruce E. Yurejefcic
Barbara A. Zemlock, Esq.
Anne E. Zerbe, Esq.
Jennifer Zimmerman, Esq.
Jerrene Zimmerman, Esq.
Paul Struble Zimmerman, Esq.
Mark R. Zogby, Esq.
John B. Zonarich, Esq.
John R. Zonarich, Esq.
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 2005 & 2006. Please notify us of any corrections.
Adams County
William Anderson
Muriel I. Crabbs
Kelly M. Dilts
Barbara J. Entwistle
Sheryl L. Jackson
Bandy L. Jarosz
Kathleen M. Kotula
Patrick W. Quinn
Matthew E. Teeter
Richard E. Thrasher
Debra K. Wallet
John A. Wolfe
Bedford County
R. Martin Reiley
Anthony J. Zanoni
Berks County
Jay N. Abramowitch
Michael J. Acosta
John T. Adams
Steven J. Adams
Cheryl J. Allerton
Kurt Althouse
A. Joseph Antanavage
John R. Badal
George C. Balchunas
David C. Balmer
Curtis E. Barnes
Patrick T. Barrett
Jonathan Batdorf
Rebecca Batdorf-Stone
Dean R. Batson
Daniel E.P. Bausher
David R. Beane
Thomas W. Beaver
Daniel P. Becker
G. Thompson Bell, III
Richard H. Bergeman, III
Andy P. Berger
Barbara H. Beringer
Mary M. Bertolet
Marianne Bessey
Lynne K. Beust
Timothy B. Bitler
Timothy C. Bitting
Victoria A. Bentley
David A. Binder
Thomas M. Binder
William C. Bispels, Jr.
William R. Blumer
John A. Boccabella
Brian F. Boland
Michael C. Boland
Thomas N. Boland
Jeffrey R. Boyd
Mahlon J. Boyer
John C. Bradley, Jr.
David K. Brennan
H. Richard Brooks
Barbara J. Brunner
John D. Bucolo
Eden R. Bucher
Steven D. Buck
Jeffrey D. Bukowski
Mary Alice Busby
Tonya A. Butler
Pamela J. Cala
Michael J. Cammarano
David G. Campbell
Richard S. Caputo
John C. Carlson
Anne L. Carroll
Ernest J. Choquette
Ronald E. Cirba
William F. Colby, Jr.
Charles B. Coleman
Darryl L. Conner
Karen H. Cook
Laura E. Cooper
Samuel W. Cortes
Stephanie L. Dake
J. Allen Daringer
David R. Dautrich
Jaimee A.M. Dautrich
Michael D. Dautrich
Dominic A. DeCecco
Walter M. Diener, Jr.
Timothy F. Demers
Osmer S. Deming
Susan N. Denaro
Robert P. Dennison
Michael R. DePaul
Walter M. Diener, Jr.
Timothy G. Dietrich
Eric C. Diggan
Anthony R. Distasio
Jeffrey F. Dorko
Martin P. Dorminy
Gary L. Dorsett
Kenneth R. Dugan
Peter T. Edelman
Philip J. Edwards
John S. Elder
Jeffrey R. Elliott
Brian C. Engelhardt
Carl J. Engleman
Lynn Erickson
David R. Eshelman
Christopher G. Eves
Eric J. Fabrizio
Mary C. Favinger
J. Kitridge Fegley
James R. Fegley
Richard E. Fehling
Andrew F. Fick
Charles F. Fitzpatrick
Richard A. Flores
Jerome P. Foley
John T. Forry
Jeffrey A. Franklin
Susan E.B. Frankowski
J. Christopher Froelich
Charles E. Fryer
Kathy Gees-LaRue
Jill Gehman Koestel
Eleni Dimitriou Geishauser
Kurt B. Geishauser
Lisa D. Gentile
Andrew S. George
Socrates J. Georgeadis
Richard L. Geschwindt
Gregory S. Ghen
Michael P. Giles
Thomas M. Golden
John Goldstan
George A. Gonzalez
Bridgid M. Good
Robin J. Gray
Sharon L. Gray
John J. Grenko
Richard V. Grimes, Jr.
Robert P. Grimm
Stephen J. Gring
Mike Gumbar
Charles A. Haddad
Charles F. Harenza
John A. Harenza
Joseph M. Harenza
Christopher J. Hartman
Gregory C. Hartman
E. Thomas Henefer
Gregory D. Henry
Mervin A. Heller, Jr.
Paul H. Herbein
John M. Herman
Robert J. Hobaugh, Jr.
Lisa M. Hodgen
Scott G. Hoh
Jason B. Hopp
Edward E. Houseman
Andrew N. Howe
Brett A. Huckabee
Matthew P. Hughson
Daniel B. Huyett
Scott L. Huyett
Curtis C. Johnston
Joanne M. Judge
Herbert Karasan
Jeffrey C. Karver
Robert D. Katzenmoyer
Robert L. Katzenstein
Allan R. Kauffman
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Barbara J. Kern
Robert J. Kirwan
J. Curtis Kline
Thomas L. Klonis
Mark H. Koch
David M. Kozloff
Charles C. Krafczek
J.D. Krafczek
Robert R. Kreitz
Stanley J. Kuter
Joseph A. LaFlamme
Jessica C. LaManna
J. Peter Landis
Thomas D. Leidy
Shannon D. Leight
Alan G. Leisawitz
Clifford B. LePage, Jr.
Carrie A. Leslie
Robin S. Levengood
Adam K. Levin
LeRoy G. Levin
Joseph G. Lewis
James M. Lillis
Joan E. London
Rick Long
Chad D. Lubas
R. John MacKoul, Jr.
Elizabeth A. Magovern
Jon S. Malsnee
Gilbert M. Mancuso
Jack G. Mancuso
Carl W. Mantz
Jacqueline R. Mark
Heidi B. Masano
P. David Maynard
Kathy McAlice
John E. Muir
David M. McCanney
Lisa M. McElligott
Elizabeth D. McMunigal
Harry D. McMunigal
Brenna H. Mendelsohn
Toby K. Mendelsohn
Mark Merolla
David A. Miller
Stephanie A. Miller
Kenneth Millman
John J. Miravich
Paul S. Missan
Michael L. Mixell
Frederick R. Mogel
Keith Mooney
Kevin A. Moore
Robert L. Moore
Daryl F. Moyer
Francis M. Mulligan
D. Frederick Muth
Kenneth C. Myers
Jill E. Nagy
Volunteer Attorney Roster, continued
Frederick M. Nice
Sean J. O’Brien
W. Edwin Ogden
Amanda O’Driscoll
Joseph O’Keffe
Eugene Orlando, Jr.
Brian R. Ott
Clemson N. Page, Jr.
Dawn M. Palange
Terry L. Parish
Jestyn G. Payne
Nicole Plank
James M. Polyak
Stephen H. Price
Tina Price-Simpson
S. Whitney Rahman
Matthew W. Rappleye
Douglas P. Rauch
Anthony B. Rearden, III
Robin Reber
Frederick L. Reigle
William J. Reynolds
David R. Richie, II
Jerry R. Richwine
Katherine Rightmyer-O’Brian
Phelps T. Riley
William F. Roberts, Jr.
Marilu Rodriguez-Bauer
David H. Roland
John W. Roland
Amy C. Rothermel
Thomas A. Rothermel
James S. Rothstein
Cheryl A. Rowe
Timothy J. Rowley
William W. Runyeon
James M. Russell
Lee E. Sapira
Barry W. Sawtelle
Charles C. Scheim
Charles J. Schliefer
Peter F. Schuchman, Jr.
Stacey A. Scrivani
Alan M. Seltzer
Michael A. Setley
James E. Sher
Louis M. Shucker
Charles N. Shurr, Jr.
Ralli Holden Sirak
Donald F. Smith, Jr.
James M. Smith
Susan R. Smith-Rife
James M. Snyder
David S. Sobotka
Allan L. Sodomsky
Deborah A. Sottosanti
Christopher Spang
David F. Spang
John J. Speicher
Mark R. Sprow
Edwin L. Stock
John M. Stott
Geoffrey M. Stoudt
Jennifer H. Stoudt
Eric L.B. Strahn
Nicholas C. Stroumbakis
David W. Swartz
Gary R. Swavely, Jr.
Lisa A. Thompson
William P. Thornton
E. Jay Tract
David E. Turner
Lee E. Ullman
Robin Ullman
Lawrence J. Valeriano, Jr.
David A. Vind
Donald R. Wagner
Jay R. Wagner
Jay W. Waldman
Terry D. Weiler
Stephen G. Welz
John T. Wertz
J. William Widing, III
James A. Williamson, Jr.
Eric E. Winter
Joseph Wolfson
Daral A. Woerle
C. Thomas Work
Byron M. Yatron
Paul M. Yatron
Glenn A. Yeager
Mark G. Yoder
Alan B. Ziegler
Mark E. Zimmer
E. Michael Zubey, Jr.
Blair County
Patricia Datsko-Wood
John Dinard
Lara K. Dolphin
Jeffrey Fleming
William L. Hollen
John C. Peters, Jr.
Shawn P. Sullivan
Centre County
Katherine R. Allen
William I. Arbuckle, III
Robert H. Bascom, Jr.
Tracey G. Benson
Denise Bierly
Jennifer P. Bierly
Daniel E. Bright
Richard Campbell
Stephanie L. Cooper
Wendell V. Courtney
Gary A. Delafield
Elizabeth A. DuPuis
Jill C. Engle
R. Mark Faulkner
Alan S. Finnecy
Stephen C. Fleming
Timothy Fleming
Desiree F. Fralick
Kelley S. Gillette-Walker
Janine C. Gismondi
Chena Glenn-Hart
H. Amos Goodall, Jr.
Donald M. Hahn
Steven S. Hurvitz
Alfred Jones, Jr.
Rosadele T. Kauffman
Donald E. Lee
Roy K. Lisko
Douglas C. Loviscky
Amy H. Marshall
David C. Mason
John R. Miller, III
Robert A. Mix
Karen G. Muir
James M Rayback
Robert C. Rayman
Matthew T. Rogers
Jeff S. Rosenfeld
Pamela A. Ruest
Charles A. Schneider
Timothy A. Schoonover
Andrew J. Shubin
John A. Snyder
Robert J. Strauss
W. David Todd
Tonia M. Torquato
William G. Tressler
Mark S. Weaver
Kathleen V. Yurchak
Clearfield County
Loralee A. Choman
Joseph Colavecchi
Andrew P. Gates
R. Denning Gearhart
Kim C. Kesner
Kimberly M. Kubista
David C. Mason
Richard H. Milgrub
Christopher E. Mohney
James A. Naddeo
Frederick M. Neiswender
Chris A. Pentz
John R. Ryan
Ann B. Wood
Michael P. Yeager
Cumberland County
Suzanne Spencer Abel
John A. Abom
Jane Adams
Mark W. Allshouse
Joanne H. Clough
Linda A. Clotfelter
George B. Faller, Jr.
Hubert X. Gilroy
Thomas D. Gould
Stephen L. Grose
Susan J. Hartman
Stephen J. Hogg
Todd C. Hough
James K. Jones
Carol J. Lindsay
Megan Malone
Marylou Matas
Mark A. Mateya
Marcus A. McKnight, III
Douglas G. Miller
Dorothy Mott
Edmund G. Myers
Wayne M. Pecht
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Diane G. Radcliff
Elyse E. Rogers
Karl E. Rominger
Michael A. Scherer
Andrew C. Sheely
Dale F. Shughart, Jr.
Sean M. Shultz
Hannah Herman-Snyder
Jennifer L. Spears
Scott A. Stein
Dawn Sunday
Tabetha A. Tanner
Debra K. Wallet
Murrel R. Walters, III
Richard L. Webber, Jr.
Dauphin County
James W. Abraham
William L. Adler
John F. Alcorn
Carl A. Ammerman
Angino & Rovner, P.C.
Thomas A. Archer
Thomas Y. Au
Amy H. Backenstose
Steven K. Bainbridge
Sandra A. Ballard
Andrew W. Barbin
Jacqueline C. Barnett
Jan S. Barnett
Floyd M. Baturin
Harry M. Baturin Liesl Beckley
Robert J. Bein
Seth T. Black Nora F. Blair
Robin D. Bleecher
Wayne Boomer Cara A. Boyanowski
Catherine A. Boyle
Holly J. Bratton
Virginia L. Breighner
Harry L. Bricker Jr.
Guy H. Brooks
Eric L. J. Brossman
Michael F. Brown
Kelli J. Brownewell
Constance P. Brunt Assad Omar Bucaram
Joel Robin Burcat
Lenore H. Cameron James F. Carl
Chelsea Carter Patrick S. Cawley Jeffrey F. Champagne
Vincent L. Champion
Robert E. Chernicoff Robert R. Church Jeffrey C. Clark
Joann Clarke
Monica D. Cliatt Andrew H. Cline
Linda A. Clotfelter
Belinda A. Clouser
Bernard L. Coates, Jr.
Maggi E. Colwell
Susan H. Confair Cindy S. Conley Neil Conley Richard E. Connell John Joseph Connelly, Jr.
Michael F. Consedine
Thomas S. Cook Jesse Jay Cooper
Derek J. Cordier
Colleen Costello James L. Cowden
Doreena L. Craig Sloan Marc A. Crum
Karen L. Cummings Jordan Daniel Cunningham
Liz Cunningham
Joseph A. Curcillo, III
Steven R. Dade Joseph B. D’Amico
Clayton W. Davidson John Andrew Davidson
Micah Davis James P. DeAngelo
James DeCinti
Kelly Herten Decker Lisa B. Dees Daniel P. Delaney James R. Demmel
Bruce D. Desfor Clark DeVere
David Jackson DeVries
Scott A. Dietterick
Diane M. Dils Joseph J. Dixon
John W. Dornberger
John B. Dougherty
Brian P. Downey Phillip A. Drumheiser
Benjamin C. Dunlap, Jr.
Stephen J. Dzuranin
Natalie Grill Einsig
Patricia S. Eisenhauer Shaun R. Eisenhauer David Enders Jeffrey B. Engle
John H. Enos, III
Jeffrey A. Ernico
Paul James Esposito
Valerie J. Faden
Lisa Jo Fanelli-Greer
Michael A. Farrell
Richard F. Faux
Laurel Hettinger Fedak
John A. Feichtel
Julia Feld-Caralle
Bruce A. Feldman
Michael S. Ferguson
William A. Fetterhoff
Ronald L. Finck
Michael A. Finio
Edward Finkelstein
Donna L. Fisher
Frank A. Fisher, Jr.
William J. Flannery
Connie I. Flauaus
Grant H. Fleming
Jill C. Fluck
Wade A. Fluck
Mary Jane Forbes
Bruce D. Foreman
Jeff Foreman
Peter B. Foster
S. Walter Foulkrod, III
Crystal D. Fox
Geoff Fox
David W. Francis
Lawrence G. Frank
Jodi A. Frantz
Richard E. Freeburn
Clarissa Freeman
Gary E. French
Charles E. Friedman
Richard S. Friedman
Benjamin Frommer
John W. Frommer, III
William John Fulton
Patricia Gabig
Beth Ann C. Gabler
Thomas P. Gacki
Randall Glenn Gale
Giusippina Galloro
Peter J. Garcia
Amy Clothier Gaudion
Todd D. Getgen
David R. Getz
Kandice J. Giurintano
John M. Glace
Lucinda Glinn
Robert J. Goduto
Kevin M. Gold
Goldberg Katzman, P.C.
Joseph K. Goldberg
Corky Goldstein
Mindy S. Goodman
Thomas D. Gould
Matthew R. Gover
Kimberly S. Gray
Stephen M. Greecher, Jr.
Shawn Gregory
Stacey I. Gregory
Ronald Grenoble
Amy L. Groff
Neil A. Grover
Steven E. Grubb
Vicki J. Haake
Matthew M. Haar Jeffrey S. Habib
Mark E. Halbruner Leon P. Haller Mary Beth Hamilton Jarad W. Handelman
Philip Harper
Beth S. Harris Charles J. Hartwell
J. Alex Hartzler
Michael Warren Hassell Craig A. Hatch
Hawke McKeon
Sniscak & Kennard LLP
Stephen G. Held
John T. Henderson
Teri L. Henning W. Scott Henning David E. Hershey Karl R. Hildabrand Elizabeth A. Hoffman
Emily Long Hoffman Amy Holmes
Darren J. Holst
Charles A. Hooker
Joel C. Hopkins
John Charles Howett, Jr.
Peter G. Howland
Andrea Hudak-Duffy
Yvonne M. Husic
John T. Huskin, Jr.
John M. Hyams
Gary J. Imblum
Thomas L. Isenberg, Jr.
John H. Isom
Leslie D. Jacobson
Karl J. Januzzi
Dale Jenkins
Kenneth B. Jones
Susan M. Kadel Anthony D. Kanagy
Lisa C. Katterman Jeffrey E. Kaylor
Jeffrey A. Keiter
Lisa Kelly Robert E. Kelly, Jr.
David C. Kennedy John N. Kennedy
Gregory M. Kerwin
Holly M. Kerwin Dale K. Ketner John F. King
Donald T. Kissinger Kelly M. Knight Louise Ann Knight
Brian J. Knipe
Paula Knudsen Arnold B. Kogan
Alan Kohler
Cathleen A. Kohr
Shane B. Kope
Brad J. Koplinski
Gerard C. Kramer
Sanford A. Krevsky
Solomon Krevsky Debra Kriete David K. Kruft Howard B. Krug Jonathan W. Kunkel
James J. Kutz
Thomas Joseph Kuzma
Francis J. Lafferty, IV
John B. Lampi
Amy E. Lansberry
Edward G. Lanza
Spero Thomas Lappas
Jill M. Lashay
Stanley J. A. Laskowski
Linda J. Laub
Lavery Faherty Young &
Patterson, P.C.
Kate Cramer Lawrence Susan E. Lederer Thomas S. Lee Henry A. Lerner
Ann V. Levin
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Marc T. Levin Donald M. Lewis, III
Kenneth F. Lewis
Robin M. Lewis Robert B. Lieberman Darryl J. Liguori
Craig A. Longyear
John Francis Lyons
Paige F. Macdonald-Matthes
Kathy Speaker MacNett
Richard F. Maffett, Jr.
Scott E. Maier Theresa B. Male John P. Manbeck
John B. Mancke
John C. Manning
Timothy I. Mark
Marshall Dennehey
Leslie Paige Marshall Louis R. Martin F. R. Martsolf
W. Creigh Martson Christopher J. Marzzacco
Albert H. Masland
F. Stephenson Matthes
Vincent R. Mazeski
Anthony T. McBeth
Doreen A. McCall
Marcy L. McCullough Tracy L. McCurdy Brian E. McDonough Shonu V. McEchron
Debra Homan McGovern
Michael J. McGovern
Jeffrey T. McGuire
Eugene N. McHugh R. Burke McLemore, Jr.
Kevin C. McNamara McNees Wallace
& Nurick LLC
Debra R. Mehaffie
Sandra L. Meilton Amy J. Mendelsohn
Seth A. Mendelsohn
Kara K. Messner Kristin K. Messner Mette, Evans & Woodside
Louis Michelsen Franklin A. Miles, Jr.
Patricia A. Miles
Samuel W. Milkes Adam Miller
Andrea Marie Miller
David C. Miller, Jr.
Karen Wetzler Miller
Jennifer Ann Mills
Luther E. Milspaw, Jr.
Edward J. Mimnagh
Steven P. Miner Kathleen Misturak-Gingrich
Kendra A. Mohr
Michael C. Mongiello Ade Monyan
James G. Morgan, Jr.
Royce L. Morris Kathy W. Morrison Michelle M. Moses Volunteer Attorney Roster, continued
Dorothy L. Mott Troy B. Mouer Amy M. Moya
Allen D. Moyer
Sherill T. Moyer Joseph F. Murphy
Maryann Murphy
Philip J. Murren
Rodney A. Myer
Renee C. Mattei Myers Daniel K. Natirboff Lawrence J. Neary
John P. Neblett
Thomas J. Nehilla
Christopher R. Nestor
Steve C. Nicholas Dianne I. Nichols
M. Catherine Nolan Andrew W. Norfleet
Timothy John O’Connell
Nichole M. Staley O’Gorman
Kevin Emmett Osborne Jan Patrick Paden
Anthony W. Parker
Heather L. Paterno Stephanie Patton
Amanda G. Phily-Joyce
Vicki Piontek
Michael D. Pipa
William D. Poland, Jr.
Jennifer A. Pollack
Anthony S. Potter
John F. Povilaitis
Courtney Kishel Powell Melissa Powers John W. Purcell Jr.
David Raeker-Jordan
David J. Raphael
Monica L. Rebuck Kristin Royer Reinhold Jeffrey B. Rettig
Angelica Lynn Revelant
Henry W. Rhoads Elizabeth Robinson
Gerald S. Robinson
Nailah I. Rogers
Patricia J. Romano
David H. Rosenberg David E. Ross Catherine Angelica Rothaug
Britt Dee Russell Jerry J. Russo
Lisa A. Rynard
Daniel D. Santos Thomas B. Schmidt, III
Kevin M. Scott Mary Catherine Scott Susan Seighman Joseph M. Sembrot
Lori Karen Serratelli James M. Sheehan
Anita Paytas Shekletski
Sara Sherick William Shreve
Heather Shumaker Mark T. Silliker Donald James Smith
Gerald Stuart Smith
Kelly K. Smith Max J. Smith, Jr.
Stanley A. Smith
Stephen P. Smith
Donn L. Snyder Joseph B. Sobel
Michael L. Solomon Michelle L. Sommer Gail Guida Souders
Virginia E. Spiess
Mary R. Sprunk
Paul M. Stahlnecker Heather Zalar Steele
Daniel W. Stern Elliot A. Strokoff
Richard B. Swartz
Tabetha Tanner
Felix Thau
Arthur R. Thomas
Leonard Tintner David Keller Trevaskis James H. Turner
Steven V. Turner
Jeremiah J. Underhill
Rita Jean Verga
Catherine E. Walters William W. Warren, Jr.
Bruce J. Warshawsky
Jaime D. Wassmer
David M. Watts, Jr.
Justin G. Weber
Thomas J. Weber
Dean A. Weidner
Ira H. Weinstock
Jason M. Weinstock
Thomas L. Wenger
Jennifer G. Whare
Steven C. Wilds
Brandon S. Williams Brian Williams Steven Moreno Williams
A. Mark Winter
Kenneth A. Wise
Carly J. Wismer
Kathryn L. Wix
Susan Wood Brett M. Woodburn Catherine E. Wright Jeffrey N. Yoffe
David P. Zambito
Francis A. Zulli
Philip L. Zulli
Franklin County
Carrie Bowmaster
Michael Conner
Michael Finucane
Brad Griffie
Janice Hawbaker
Hannah Herman-Snyder
Deborah Hoff
Anne Johnson
Marylou Matas
Shaun Myers
Aaron Neuharth
Mahesh Rao
Abby Salawage
Mary Beth Shank
Jack McDowell Sharp
Anne Shepard
Tom Steiger, Jr.
Suzanne Trinh
Huntingdon County
Charles Bierbach
Robert M. Covell
Ray Ghaner
Fred Gutshall
Michael Kipphan
Andrea Lehman
James McClure
Thomas McDowell
William Myers
Larry Newton
David Ody
Charles Swigart
George Zanic
Juniata County
Michael Johnston
Kenneth Mummah
Donald Zagurskie
Lancaster County
James R. Adams
Neil L. Albert
Kevin C. Allen
James W. Appel
Gregory T. Armstrong
Eric N. Athey
Michael W. Babic
Robert D. Bacher
Elizabeth A. Bartlow
Todd R. Bartos
Laurie L. Baughman
Nadine Carol Bell
H. Charles Benner
Kevin M. Blake
Bennett, Bricklin & Saltzburg
Brian S. Black
Steven R. Blair
Cynthia Boyer Blakeslee
Mark L. Blevins
William Grant Braught
Pamela J. Kauffman Breneman
Michael D. Bull
Caprice Hicks Bunting
William W. Campbell
Gina Marie Carnes
Rebecca Slade Cheuvront
William E. Chillas
John E. Churchville
Paul D. Clouser
Douglas H. Cody
Anne L. Cooper
Julie Myers Cooper
Matthew J. Crème, Jr.
Robert Samuel Cronin, Jr.
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William C. Crosswell
Ronald Lynn Davis
Carol Diane Deem
Christopher M. DeMarco
Barbara Reist Dillon
Anne E. Doliner
Lucy Fehr Dowd
D. Holbrook Duer
Patricia L. Dunlevy
George H. Eager
Gary G. Efstration
Samuel G. Encarnacion
Nicholas Ermolovich
John R. Espenshade
Elizabeth Herster Feather
Holly Sue Filius
Maggie M. Finkelstein
Susan R. Friedman
Daniel Nast Gallucci
Harry St. C. Garman
Roxanne Cecile Garner
Stephen R. Gibble
Penn B. Glazier
Robert M. Going, Jr.
Alan G. Goldberg
Michael Steven Grab
Sandra Edwards Gray
Alaine DiSipio Grbach
Mark D. Grimm, Jr.
Richard J. Gromen, Jr.
Susan E. Grosh
Matthew G. Guntharp
James D. Hagelgans
Robert W. Hallinger
Barry N. Handwerger
Christina L. Hausner
Alexander Henderson, III
Thomas E. Henefer
Daniel C. Herr
Donald H. Hess
Melvin Scott Hess, III
Carolyn K. Hetrick
Lawrence F. Hinnenkamp
Joseph P. Hofmann
John C. Hohenadel
Michael J. Hohenadel
Aaron D. Hollis
Jansen M. Honberger
Anthony M. Hopkins
John E. Huber
Daniel B. Huyett
Frank P. Ippolito
Kenneth R. Jewell
Joanne M. Judge
Randall Justice, Jr.
Paula B. Katchmer
Richard A. Katz
Kegel, Kelin, Almy & Grimm
Clarence C. Kegel, Jr.
Howard L. Kelin
Shannon Olivia Kelley
Wesley R. Kelso
Clinton W. Kemp
Shari T. Kendall
John A. Kenneff
Anthony A. Kilkuskie
Peter A. Kinsley
Stephen M. Kraybill
Karl Kreiser
Robert Lamoreaux
Christine Pfau Laney
Paul F. Lantieri
Timothy A. Lanza
John S. Lawler
Julie Sang Lee
James R. Leonard, Jr.
David Andrew Lewis
Jeffrey D. Litts
Joseph J. Lombardo
Stephanie Lynn Longenberger
M. Lucile Longo
Robert A. Longo
Sharon R. Lopez
Rhonda Fitz Lord
Richard C. Low
Amy G. Macinanti
Beulah P. Mall
Kay Mercein Mann
Michael Victor Marinaro
Aaron Scott Marines
Troy James Mattes
Christopher W. Mattson
Joanne Elizabeth Matusko
John Hartman May
John S. May
William C. McCarty
Lisa JoAnne McCoy
Michael P. McDonald
Kendra D. McGuire
Samuel M. Mecum
Jennifer Lynn Mejia
Gary D. Melchionni
Harvey S. Miller
Jeanne M. Millhouse
Frank P. Mincarelli
Scott Alan Mitchell
Michael J. Mongiovi
Scott R. Morrow
JoAnne Murphy
David J. Natan
Richard P. Nuffort
Christopher M. Patterson
Susan P. Peipher
William J. Pelhan
Dean Piermattei
Michael D. Pipa
Joseph Potts, III
Thomas H. Reed
Elizabeth A. Reister
Matthew C. Samley
John L. Sampson
Joseph E. Savoca
James W. Saxton
Andrew L. Saylor
Anthony P. Schimaneck
Melinda A. Schumaker
Jeffrey S. Shank
Joseph D. Shelby
Samuel C. Slaymaker
Daneen Miller Smith
Barry A. Solodky
Richard S. Solove
Merrill M. Spahn
Scott H. Spencer
Stevens & Lee
Jessica Lee Stillman
Christopher A. Stump
Daniel K. Taylor
James H. Thomas
Jon W. Tryon
Michael W. Wagman
Elizabeth Reeves Weidner
Kirk L. Wolgemuth
Jeffery D. Wright
Jon Dwight Yoder
J. David Young, Jr.
Theresa M. Zechman Lebanon County
Greer Anderson
David Arnold
Jeffrey F. Arnold
Paul C. Bametzreider
William M. Brandt Donna Long Brightbill
Gerald J. Brinser
Charles P. Buchanio Mary H. Burchik Loreen M. Burkett
Michelle R. Calvert
Megan E. Castor
George E. Christianson
Thomas N. Cooper
Christopher J. Coyle
Edward J. Coyle
John W. Ditzler
Stephanie DiVittore
Kevin Dugan
John D. Enck
Timothy T. Engler
Joseph M. Farrell
John E. Feather, Jr.
R. Scot Feeman
Harry W. Fenton
John J. Ferry, Jr.
Colleen S. Gallo
Daryl J. Gerber
Jason Giurintano
Scott L. Grenoble
Thomas P. Harlan
Marc A. Hess
Joseph M. Hill, Jr.
Robert A. Hopstetter
Timothy J. Huber
John R. Kelsey, III
Paul W. Kilgore
Cynthia M. Lighty
Robert W. McAteer
Joseph C. Mesics
Melissa R. Montgomery
Andrew Morrow
Timothy J. Nieman
Wiley P. Parker
George W. Porter
Justin D. Quinn
MaryKay Rauenzahn
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
Loren A. Schrum
Michael H. Small
Khervin D. Smith
William H. Sturm, Jr.
David Tshudy
Keith D. Wagner
M. Jannifer Weiss
Pamela A. Weiss
Samuel G. Weiss, Jr.
Jennifer Wentzel
C. Walter Whitmoyer, Jr.
John H. Whitmoyer
Frederick Wolf
Magdalene C. Zeppos
Erin M. Zimmerer
John M. Zimmerman
Mifflin County
Stuart “Skip” Cilo
Robert Ferguson
David Goldman
Richard Mohler
Nancy Searer
Stephen Snook
Chris Torquato
Schuylkill County
Jeffrey P. Bowe
Thomas J. Campion, Jr.
Maryann D. Conway
James G. Conville
Arlen Richard Day
Victoria P. Edwards
Lori A. Schafer-Guzik
Christina E. Hale
Christine A. Holman
Michelle A. Jones
James Kilker
Robert I. Lipkin
Gary D. Marchalk
Patrick F. McCormick
Lora J. McDonald
Thomas K. Noonan
Jeffrey P. Paul
Linda S. Pellish
Thomas J. Pellish
Debra A. Smith
Anthony James Urban
James P. Wallibillich
J. Robert Zane
Andrew B. Zelonis
York County
James Abbott
Dennis A. Alessi
Clarence E. Allen
William C. Anderson
Sara A. Austin
Bruce Bankenstein
– 36 –
Scott A. Beaverson
Jeffrey R. Bellomo
Sydney Benson
Rex L. Bickley
Albert G. Blakey
Sarah Brown
Timothy J. Bupp
Eugene R. Campbell
Daniel L. Carn
Steven Carr
Timothy Colgan
Jon C. Countess
Muriel I. Crabbs
Darryl Cunningham
John D. Flinchbaugh
William C. Gierasch, Jr.
Robert D. Glessner
Suzanne H. Griest
Larry C. Heim
Timothy E. Kane
Thomas L. Kearney, III
Joanne B. Kehr
William H. Kirkpatrick, II
Justin F. Kobeski
Richard K. Konkel
Joesph C. Korsak
Carolyn Laksy
Thomas Korey Leslie
Laura S. Manifold
Lawrence S. Markowitz
Anne Marie McElwee
N. Christopher Menges
Edna M. Moore
Judith K. Morris
Thomas D. O’Shea
Edward A. Paskey
Michelle Pokrifka
Brooks K. Pomper
William H. Poole, Jr.
Richard R. Reilly
Heather Z. Reynosa
Janis M. Rozelle
David Schaumann
Richard C. Seneca
John L. Senft
Craig S. Sharnetzka
Jane H. Schussler
Amanda L. Snoke
Philip H. Spare
Anthony J. Tambourino
Sandra I. Thompson
Rebecca N. Tortorici
Clyde W. Vedder
Lawrence V. Young
Anne E. Zerbe
Lancaster County (Continued)
N. Christopher Menges
David W. Mersky
Julie Brown Miller
Dustin Lind Miller
Randall K. Miller
Jeffery A. Mills
Jeffery D. Mohler
Joseph G. Muzic
Vivian B. Narehood
Joyce A. Nettke
James A Nettleton, Jr.
Melvin E. Newcomer
James K. Noel, IV
Jeffery Philip Ouellet
Jeffery Philip Paul
Dennis L. Plank
John F. Pyfer, Jr.
Cynthia E. Reed
Robert H. Reese, Jr.
Timothy J. Reese
Jeffery J. Reich
Catherine I. Roland
Michael J. Rostolsky
Nina B. Shapiro
Andrea L. Shaw
Timothy E. Shawaryn
Charles W. Sheidy
Daniel H. Shertzer, Jr.
Tamara E. Showalter
H. Dennis Shumaker
Amy Christine Slody
Mitchell A. Sommers
James S. Sorrentino
John C. Stevens
Elizabeth Ann Stineman
Elaine G. Ugolnik
Angela Marie Ward
Anjanette Rodzinak Warren
Robert C. Wee
Wanda Synder Whare
William R. Wheatly
Jay M. Whittington
Michael Todd Winters
James D. Wolman
H. Allison Wright
D. Patrick Zimmerman
Jerrene Zimmerman
Paul Struble Zimmerman

2006 Annual Report - MidPenn Legal Services

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