CLASS ACTION. in as a freeman of the City of London and installed as a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Arbitrators.

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1 CLASS ACTION Class of 1954 Reunion Pictured first row: Wesley Nuxoll, Robert McKanna, John O Connor, Leonard Cockrill. Pictured second row: Maurice Clark, Elvin Vandeberg, Keith McGoffin, Harry Hartinger, John Kamb, John Bert Troup, John Goodrich attended a 1954 class reunion held at the Enzian in Leavenworth on September 10th & 11th, Goff was recognized by the Denver Business Journal in its Best of the 78Neil Bar series as the best tax attorney in Denver. He is currently a partner in the firm Lowe, Fell & Skogg. He and his wife live in Centennial, Colorado. They have 3 children, ages 17, 22 and 25. Steven J. Jager has opened his own firm, Jager Law Office, located in down- 80 town Seattle. His practice areas include construction defect, personal injury, toxic tort, products liability, complex litigation and Houston Putnam Lowry defense. Address: 600 Stewardt St., Ste 1100, Seattle, Wa Houston Putnam Lowry who practices in Connecticut, was recently sworn in as a freeman of the City of London and installed as a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Arbitrators. Voss has been named commissioner of the Iowa Insurance Division, 81Susan which regulates the insurance industry in the state. Susan was appointed to the post by Gov. Tom Vilsack. As insurance commissioner, Susan heads up a 95-person division with an annual budget of $9.5 million. 82 Lawyers (WSTLA) Board of Governors Steve Lingenbrink has recently been elected to the Washington State Trial for Lingenbrink, a Kirkland Washington attorney and a principal in the firm of Trudell, Bowen & Lingenbrink, is active outside of the profession. He is President of Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club, a service organization which assists needy families on a local, national and international level. As part of this work, Lingenbrink recently traveled to Guatemala where he assisted rural villagers in acquiring ownership of the land they farmed. This is done under an award 20

2 winning United Nation s program designed to break intransigent cycles of poverty. Lingenbrink had previously undertaken service trips under the auspices of his church to assist orphanages in Romania and Russia. Lingenbrink is also President of both Bellevue Networkers and Kirkland Networkers, organizations designed to assist local businesses with leads and business development information. 84 Paul Burglin 2004). Paul practices criminal defense in San Francisco, Marin, and Napa counties. Burglin lives in San Rafael, California with his wife Mona and their five children. is the co-author of a two-volume treatise entitled California Drunk Driving Law (James Publishing, Laura D. Cooper has received the President s Award for Public Service from the Oregon State Bar Board of Governors. Laura credits her experience in the Thomas More Paul Burglin Scholarship program as having a major influence in shaping her personal commitment to public service. 21 Kimberly K. Hornak 83 Kimberly K. Hornak has been appointed to a two-year term as presiding judge of the 3rd District Juvenile Court in Salt Lake City Utah. As presiding judge, she will oversee the day-to-day operations of her court in addition to her regular judicial duties. Judge Hornak began her legal career as a staff attorney with Utah Legal Services in Ogden and at the Legal Aid Society. She was an assistant attorney general from 1986 to 1988, and worked as a deputy Salt Lake County attorney until former Utah Governor Mike Leavitt appointed her to the bench in Mary Ellen Gaffney-Brown has been appointed to a three-year term as a 89 Lawyer Representative from the Eastern District of Washington to the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference. The appointment was made by The Honorable Fred Van Sickle, Chief United States District Judge. Ms. Gaffney-Brown, a partner in the Spokane law firm of Lineberger & Mary Ellen Gaffney-Brown Gaffney-Brown, PLLC, is President Elect of the Bankruptcy Bar Association for the Eastern District of Washington. She is also a past chair of the Creditor/Debtor Section of the Washington State Bar Association and former Trustee of the Spokane County Bar Association. Her private practice areas include commercial litigation and bankruptcy. She is currently the attorney for the Chapter 7 Trustee, in the Metropolitan Investment Securities Estate. Michele Shaw was recently appointed to assist a 13 year old boy charged with murder in Grant County Washington. The boy and his co-defendant are the youngest murder defendants ever to stand trial as adults in the modern history of the state. The appointment was made at the urging of a co-counsel who asked for an attorney experienced in complex criminal defense matters. Shaw certainly qualifies as experienced. She serves on an American Bar Association board for lawyers specializing in juvenile cases, and she has been certified by the Washington State Supreme Court to handle death penalty cases. Previously, she

3 had represented the Green River killer, Gary Ridgway; and had handled several high profile juvenile murder cases, including Barry Loukaitis, a 14-year-old convicted in 1997 of killing his teacher and two classmates at a Moses Lake high school. Shaw agreed to take on this case at a $75-per-hour rate $25 less than the county had been paying the boy s previous attorney. 92 decision of Washington v. Blakely which Douglas D. Phelps played a major role in the recent Supreme Court landmark impacted both state and federal sentencing guidelines. Phelps represented Mr. Blakely in Grant County and he did the original appeal. An attorney from the National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys successfully took the appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. 946th Circuit covering Pinellas and Pasco Cynthia Newton was recently elected Circuit Court Judge for Florida s counties. An Assistant Public Defender in Florida, for the last ten years, Judge Newton waged a successful year-long campaign against four other challengers. Her term began January Rex Staples has been appointed General Counsel of North American Securities Administrators Association, Inc. Staples, 46, brings considerable experience to his new position. He comes to his current position from the Washington State Securities Division, where he Cynthia Newton held a succession of legal and management positions. Association Executive Director John Hanley cited Staples key role in last year s analyst global settlement and service as the attorneyin-charge for the U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray analyst investigation. NASAA is the oldest international organization devoted to investor protection. Its membership consists of the securities administrators in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico. Paul Schlossman 97 Paul Schlossman spoke at a ceremony awarding U.S. Representative Jim McDermott the Ralph J. Bunche award. This is a special award given by the World Peace through Law section of the Washington State Bar Association. The event was held April 30 in Seattle at the Washington Athletic Club. Last year s Bunche award recipient was Professor Robert Araujo, S.J., of Gonzaga Law School. Laura Mancuso and her husband welcomed their first child, Anthony, on January 9, In December Laura was promoted to Captain in the Air Force Reserves. The summer of 2003, she attended the Judge Advocate Staff Officer course in Alabama making a switch from her previous position as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer. Laura continues to practice law with Baumgartner, Nelson & Price in Vancouver, WA. 98 Cindy Gideon has been appointed Assistant Attorney General with the Government Compliance and Enforcement Division in Olympia. Michael E. Johnston has been appointed Assistant Attorney General for the Torts Division in Olympia. Melissa M. (Poyant) Simpson, her husband, Michael, and daughter, Savannah, announce the birth of Delaney Kathryn, December 28, Melissa is a Lead Case Law Editor with LexisNexis. 99 Steven Marlowe was sworn in as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Oregon. Hardy Myers, Attorney General, administered the oath. After 4 years as an attorney in private practice, most recently with the law firm of Miller Nash, LLP, Steve has decided to serve in the public sector. Steve welcomes fellow alumni to contact him at Steven Marlowe Martin J. Pujolar marlowes@myuw. net. Martin J. Pujolar, was made a partner at the law firm of Lincoln, Gustafson & Cercos in Las Vegas, NV. According to one of the partners at the firm, Marty has shown the hard work, dedication, professionalism and loyalty required to be a partner at the firm. Congratulations, Marty! Scott Schillinger joined the Anchor- 02 age Alaska law firm of Davison & Davison Inc. as an associate attorney. His practice will focus on business law and construction litigation. Schillinger has a bachelor s in political science, a law degree from Gonzaga University and a master of laws in taxation. He previously worked as a special agent with the U.S. Department of Defense and as an insurance claims representative. 22

4 23 Josh Bowland frees innocent man with DNA evidence in his first case By Lee Benson, Deseret Morning News Bowland isn t the highest paid attorney in Salt Lake City and he sure doesn t 03Josh have the most experience. He only graduated from Gonzaga University law school a year ago, and he s been practicing law all of five months. But there wasn t an attorney in town Bowland wanted to trade places with last week when he watched as his client, Bruce Goodman, won his freedom after 19 years behind bars. It was a scene straight out of a John Grisham novel. There was Josh, offering his sweater to Goodman as he emerged from the Utah State Prison on a crisp Josh Bowland and a grateful Bruce Goodman. November day with nothing but the shirt on his back and a big ol smile on his face. For the first time since he was 35 years old and sent to prison for a murder he steadfastly insisted he did not commit, the once-condemned man drew a breath of free air. Besides Josh, other staffers from the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC) were there to welcome Goodman, along with a girlfriend from Indiana Goodman found via prison correspondence. She drove all night so she could pick him up and take him back to Michigan City, where a job and an apartment without bars on the windows await. But first there were some loose ends to tie up, the most pressing of which was a celebratory dinner at the Red Iguana, a Mexican restaurant in Salt Lake, where Goodman toasted his lawyer for a job well done, and they both raised a toast to the science of DNA testing for without it Goodman would yet be proclaiming his innocence from the inside of a prison cell. Last summer, Josh landed his job at the RMIC, a Robin Hoodesque foundation launched in Salt Lake City nearly five years ago for the express purpose of reviewing questionable convictions pro bono. We focus primarily on physical evidence that can be subjected to DNA testing, says Josh. It s a tangible area courts might be willing to look at. Just saying, I didn t do it, doesn t get you very far. Among the cases that landed on Josh s desk he s the RMIC s only staff attorney was Goodman s. In July, Josh filed the legal petitions that were successful in sending bodily fluids taken into evidence from the 1984 murder of 21-year-old Sherry Ann Fales Williams the murder Goodman was convicted of committing to Orchid Cellmark, a private DNA testing lab in Dallas, Texas. In September, the lab returned its findings that not only were none of the fluids Goodman s but that DNA obtained from both a rape kit and from elsewhere at the crime scene belonged to the same man meaning an unidentified male had been both sexually intimate with the victim and was at the place where she was murdered. A faceless, nameless suspect who was absolutely not Goodman. Josh won t soon forget the visit he took to the jail to tell Goodman the news. I was going to lay it all out for him, very legallike, he says, but I was as excited as a kid, and as soon as he saw my face he said, See, I told you so. The same thing Goodman had been saying for 19 years. It is Josh s and the RMIC s hope that this is just the start of victories for the falsely accused in the enlightened era of DNA identification. When an innocent man is exonerated, the payday is enormous for everyone concerned. It was worth it just to see the smile on his face, says Josh, a lawyer who, no matter how many more cases he wins in his career, may never top the first one Deseret News Publishing Company. Reprinted with permission. Kelly Fivey and her husband welcomed the birth of their new baby on Decem- 04 ber 7th. Her name is Kesley Lorraine Fivey and she weighed seven pounds, ounces and was 20 inches long. They reside in Montana.

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Wee 00 Wells Fargo Foundation Phil ( 78) and Mary Wetzel Ross White 81 Jim ( 67) and Mary Lou Wickwire The Hon. Donna L. (Kamps) Wilson 80 Roger T. Witt 85 Alvin J. Wolff, Sr. 40 James Woods ( 78) and Janet Stauffer Robert Young ( 78) and Nancy Mueller Linda M. Youngs 75 David Zangari 81 Randy ( 80) and Sandra Zellmer Investors $1 - $99 William and Donna Addison Bob Allen 74 John ( 89) and Peggy Altman Gary Amendola 78 Barbra L. Anderson 96 Matt ( 83) and Erin Anderton Patrick ( 76) and Colleen Andreotti Edward Anson 77 Fabio Apolito 96 Ronald ( 79) and Marlene Arkills Stephen ( 92) and Andrea (Wilson) Arnot 92 Shawn J. Aronow 87 Richard Atherton 80 Marshall C. Aungier 76 Walter Ayers 81 Perri Ann Babalis 90 David R. Bacon 96 Hollis ( 69) and Patricia (Anderson) Barnett 69 Phillip and Aline ( 88) Barrett Richard Bartheld 80 Frank Bartoletta 75 Rocky and Kathlene Basler J. Peter Baumgarten 80 Gregory Beeler 76 Shane Bengoechea 82 Jack Bennett 49 Eric and Helen ( 84) Benson Alfred Bianchi 52 George Bianchi 81 Eric Biggar 87 Gerry Bischoff 77 Gina Bissell 92 Jan Bissett 92 J. B. Blair Jacke Blair 77 Stephen Bobolia 76 Drew ( 75) and Mary Bodker Douglas Boe 82 Allan Bonney David P. Boswell 91 Michael Branstetter 79 Roseann Brewer Graham Poole and Maureen ( 88) Britton-Poole Kevin Brodar 85 Philip Brooke, Jr. (RIP) 47 Daniel Brunner 75 Gary Bunke 75 Ed and Lynn Burke Barbara A. Burns 80 Mark Burns 79 Eric Butterworth 84 Pamela J. Byerly 89 CAN The Hon. Norman D. Callan 76 Keith Campbell 49 Charles ( 74) and Cynthia Carroll David Carter 76 Joseph Carroll ( 76) and M. Gayle Puu 76 Dennis L. Cava 72 Anthony Cefalogi 78 Donald and Teresa ( 87) Chenhall The Hon. Kevin R. Christensen 95 Frank ( 90) and Holly Christoff Louis Cianni 79 Maurice ( 58) and Maria Clark Harold ( 79) and Heidi Clarke III Leslie A. (Mitcham) Cloaninger 83 John Colver 78 Russell ( 82) and Nancy Congleton John ( 66) and Roselie Cooney Lewis D. Cooney 02 Thomas ( 76) and Sheryl Cooney Larry and Judith ( 77) Corbin Lindsey Cotterell 75 Matthew S. Cox 02 Robert Crick 96 Michael ( 80) and Anne Crofts Timothy ( 78) and Barbara Cronin Kent Cronquist 82 Ralph D. Cuculo 79 Paul Culotta 76 David and Ellen Curry Kevin ( 81) and Julianne Curtis Robert ( 81) and Bianca Curzan Jason ( 94) and Julia Cutts Seaton M. Daly 05 Mark Danna 84 Marc T. Danon 80 Robert J. Davis Joseph Deckhut 76 Brad and Pam (McNally) DeCounter Russell ( 81) and Patricia DePew Frank DeSantis 80 Tom L. Dempsey 63 Victor Denaro 85 Mark ( 80) and Nicky Desmarais Mary E. Derting 05 Greg Devlin 76 William D. Devoe 87 Carl ( 53) and Oliven Diana James Diehl 85 Nanette K. Dockum 04 Phil ( 47) and Mary Dolan James ( 81) and Joni (Leone) Domanico Michael Donohue 67 Lorraine M. Doran Christy L. Drake 85 John R. Dudley 82 Richard C. Dullanty 82 Brian R. Dunlap Thomas ( 77) and Christine Dunlop Wendy J. Earle 05 The Hon. Lynda C. Eaton 91 Stew Eggers Gerald T. Engel 86 The Hon. Richard J. Ennis 50 Peter Erbland 79 Ralph Erickson James ( 76) and Christie Farber Gary ( 80) and Jeanette Farrell John B. Farver, Jr. 87 Valerie E. Fenton 05 Mark A. Ferestad 92 Kevin and Anne ( 81) Flaherty Pat Flaherty 76 David Floerchinger 85 Nick Fluge ( 78) and Elizabeth Logsdon ( 78) Theodore Fournier, Jr. 56 Katherine Fragnoli 79 Carol Franklin J. Preston Frederickson 05 Michael Freed 75 Thomas Fryer 93 Henry Gabriel, Jr. 80 Jennifer D. Gaffaney 02 Gary Gainer 67 John ( 80) and Aida Galbraith Scott D. Gambill 99 Doris Ganz Daniel Garner 86 Kathleen Garvin ( 79) and Thomas Satterwhite Harry ( 85) and Laurie Gasnick Tom ( 76) and Victoria Geiger Warren Gilbert, Jr. 85 Elizabeth Ann Gill 90 Keith ( 90) and Donna Glanzer Michael ( 94) and Maria Goldman

9 Randall and Cheryl Gore Janice A. Grant 81 Diane Grecco 98 Patricia M. Greeley 85 Donald and Jean Grell Geoffrey Grote 78 Steven ( 75) and Judy Grovdahl Karl D. Guelich Richard Guskin 81 Gerard ( 76) and Rosa Haag Jean A. Hall 81 Robert J. Hall 56 Michael ( 68) and Jean Halley Gail A. Hammer John ( 85) and Jennifer Hanrahan James and Randi Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson Wayne ( 77) and Mary Hardesty James A. Harmony, Jr. 01 Charles ( 84) and Marci (Felix) Harrington Todd J. Harrington 01 Mary E. Hartman Douglas R. Hartwich 56 Sue K. (Rogers) Harwood 87 Scott Hatcher 81 Angela M. Hayes 98 Elizabeth Heath 87 John and Mary Heath, Jr. Gary Hebl 76 Mark Hendricksen 85 Gretchen L. Herbison 96 David ( 75) and Teri Herman Lloyd ( 66) and Linda Herman Peter ( 84) and Kristi Herman Alfred Heydrich ( 80) and Linda Duda-Heydrich F. Curtis Hilton 58 Michael C. Hirst 91 W. Scott ( 98) and Anja Hislop Glen ( 93) and Adrienne Honig Dr. Dicky D. Hooban 74 Joel D. Huppin 87 James Iles 76 Institute for Patent Studies Lt. Gregory Ircink 86 Dale Isley 78 Jonathan Jackel 81 Craig James 76 Donald Jansen 75 Robert A. Jalovi 83 Tim Jensen 79 Angela M. Johnson 05 John and Rhoda Johnson Robert and Mildred ( 89) (Childres) Johnson Michael E. Johnston 98 Jones 7 Colver, LLC Michele E. Jones 87 Jeff Schroeder and Sabrina ( 95) Jones-Schroeder Michael Jonson 74 Edward ( 73) and Linda Joy Robert and Lisa Jozwiak James P. Kane 90 Fred J. Karau 86 Ed ( 75) and Delores Kauzlarich Robert Kayser 79 John Keith 67 Stanley Kempner, Jr. 80 Donald ( 91) and Vickie Kennedy William Kenny 73 William Kerns 74 Michael and Barbara Ketterick Cheryl L. Kettrick 02 Robert Kingsley 78 James ( 74) and Marylynn Kintner Paul L. Kirkpatrick 86 Paul ( 51) and Jane Klasen Thomas Knutsen 77 William ( 90) and Theresa Kochevar Neil Korbas 80 Walt Krueger 75 Clayton N. Kubota 81 Inez Kuder Gary N. Kunihiro 81 Debby J. Kurbitz 87 Norbert and Marilyn Kurnath Darrell Larson 77 Gregory Larson 78 Vincent ( 70) and Kathleen Laubach The Hon. Vincent LeBlon 80 Steven ( 78) and Geraldine Leder Gordon and Geri Lederer Richard M. Leland 90 David S. Lessoff 97 John Liebert 77 Craig Liebler 76 Thomas Lies 81 Samuel and Kathleen Lipuma Stephen ( 75) and Mary (Hildahl) Llewellyn J. Gregory Lockwood 90 Carolyn Gale Louthian 82 Wayne ( 94) and Catherine Lucia Howard Lundgren 79 William ( 79) and Carol Lyshak Harry and Colleen Magnuson Mary H. Mahaney 00 Tom and Charlene Maher George Mastrodonato 76 Charles E. Maduell 85 Margaret (Maloughney) Ransom 96 Richard and Theresa Marincic Steven W. Marlowe 99 Daryl E. Martin 98 William M. Mast 03 Rex Matsumura 84 Bevan Maxey 83 William Maxey 75 Jordan B. McCabe 97 Charles ( 75) and Jackie McClung Doss ( 80) and Mary McComas Stephen ( 81) and Mary ( 80) (Kelly) McCue Jim ( 53) and Gina McGoffin Maureen McGuire 81 Timothy J. McGuire 98 Mary T. McKee James ( 75) and Kathleen (Koreis) McLean Stephen ( 81) and Rinda McLean Tim ( 80) and Ann McNeese Colleen M. McQuaid 85 Sandy ( 80) and Maureen (MacKinnon) McQuarrie Ed and Betty McWilliams Thomas A. Metzger 79 Philip ( 77) and Teresa Meyers David E. Michaud 83 James H. Michel 63 Kevin ( 96) and Amy Mickey 96 Peter and Dominique Mikulec Edith Miller Jordan L. N. Miller 99 Jeffrey C. Mirsepasy 87 Glen ( 79) and Marcia Mixdorf Joyce Monroe Peter ( 84) and Dolene Morales William ( 70) and Janet Morgan Arleen Morton Moss Adams LLP Ronald W. Munson 79 Thomas Murphy 86 Rosalie N. (Barry) Musachio 77 Guy Nelson 77 Doug ( 81) and Sarah (Fields) Nessan David M. Newman 94 Sheila M. Newman 05 James Niblack 80 Larry Nickell 79 Anne Noris 80 Torger Oaas 76 Keyonyu X. (Smith) O Connell 97 Robert O Connell 78 Robert Odom 49 Dianne E. (Lynch) Olsen 79 Karen Orehoski, 04 John Orr Michael ( 80) and Wendy Osborn Deborah A. (Rodgers) Oswood 82 Fred ( 73) and Barb Palmer Pamela A. Palmer 99 Joseph ( 52) and Marilyn Panattoni David M. Parker 96 Michael J. Pellicciotti 04 Gary Penar 77 Mike L. Perrizo 78 Stephen and Sheryl ( 89) Phillabaum Paula D. Pickett 01 Curtis Pintler 75 Gloria Finn Porter 94 H. Ronald Pottorff Catherine E. Proszek 94 Jay A. Rambo 84 Jeff Donahue and Theresa Rambosek 87 Kevin M. Reager 95 Larry ( 83) and Jean (Charters) Ream Anthony ( 76) and Ann Rearden John ( 78) and Diane Redenbaugh Robert L. Redmond 04 Ryan ( 95) and Lisa ( 95) Rein Jeffrey Reynolds 77 Tom ( 77) and Bonnie Reynolds John and Kelly Rae Richards Thomas ( 80) and Maureen Richardson Stanley Riddle, Jr. 53 Michael D. Riese 91 Gary ( 76) and Joyce Riesen David ( 81) and Andrea Riley Shelley N. Ripley 99 Dan ( 84) and Jacquie Roach Randy Roach 78 Frank and Sandy Robinson, Jr. Irving ( 91) and Susan Rosenberg Robert Rosier 80 Kurt M. Rowland 03 Roger Ruhl 76 Anthony Rund 86 Ernest ( 86) and Janet Rushing Kenneth Russell, Jr. 77 Michael Russell 86 Laurence ( 59) and Dolores Ryan Mitchel Sachs 88 Safeco Insurance Companies Robert and Jean Sagerson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sahlin Frank and Charlotte Salak Anthony ( 80) and Kristin Sanchez Mark and Gerianne ( 77) (Jordan) Sands Richard W. Sanger 72 Norman Sauer 75 Juliet J. Schey 05 David Schneider 77 Joseph ( 75) and Shyla (Asher) Schneider Fred ( 74) and Katherine Schuchart Robert Schultz 85 Charles Schumacher 80 Mike Merritt and Jeri ( 98) Self-Merritt Julie A. Sevenich 79 Christopher Shea 75 John D. Sheaffer, Jr. 79 Emmett J. Shearer 55 28

10 Edmund ( 78) and Donna Sheehy Ron ( 76) and Vicki Shepherd Rich and Teresa ( 84) Sherman Donna W. (Walker) Shipps 82 Alexander ( 78) and Maureen (Gordon) Shogan, Jr. Frank Siderius 77 Michael and Melissa ( 98) Simpson Berkeley ( 75) and Carole Smith Scott R. Smith 84 Shephard Smith 76 Steve Smith 86 Susan Sockwell Bendlin ( 80) and Greg Bendlin Bill and Cathy Spencer Michael Spencer 76 Mary Jo (DiRocco) Spiering Laura Spradley ( 82) and Tom Sowa Martin Stacey 86 Brent ( 92) and Helaina Stanyer State Farm Companies Foundation Richard S. Staub 77 Melanie T. (Lowe) Stella 98 Buck Sterling Brant L. Stevens 97 June L. Stewart Jack ( 90) and Sara Stone Spencer Thomas Stowe 99 Ray Sullivan 51 Clinton ( 90) and Vanessa Summerfield Michael Sweeney 75 Susan E. Sweeney 78 Leon Swerin 77 Ann D. Thoeny 87 The Hon. and Mrs. Philip J. Thompson 62 Steven ( 77) and Leann Thomsen David W. Thorn 98 Aaron R. Tillman 05 Mansur Tinsley 82 John Tracy, Jr. 51 David Trefry 85 Keith Trefry 80 Stephen ( 75) and Carole Trefts Thomas N. Tremaine 85 Rocco Treppiedi 78 Kimberley A. Underwood 82 Steven F. Unger 76 Frederic Vimeux ( 98) and Hope Youngs-Vimeux Adrian ( 69) and Nancy Voermans Paul Vogel, Jr. 79 Sheila H. Vonderharr 05 E. J. and Pearl Votava Ross J. Wabeke 79 Joseph Waesche 84 Greg ( 80) and Josie Wagner Jeffrey D. Walker 93 Floyd Walpole 84 The Warehouse Timothy and Shaun ( 81) Watchie-Perry Robert ( 85) and Stacy Webster Ted Wellman 91 Pat and Carol West Eric ( 83) and Deborah Westberg Donald K. White 05 Bruce Willoughby 72 Rick Wilson 80 Larry ( 70) and Barbara Winner Eric S. Wong 97 Christopher J. Wright 93 Martin Wyckoff ( 88) and Adrienne Smith 88 Michael Wytychak III 84 Nicholas Yedinak 88 Bev J. (Doupe) Yokoyama 97 Carolyn R. Zorich 97 PLEASE NOTE: The honor roll of donors acknowledges alumni and friends who have made a gift to the Law School during the period of June 1, 2003 to December 31, Those who have contributed after December 31, 2004 will be acknowledged in next year s honor roll. Corrections? We have endeavored to make this honor roll listing accurate and complete, if we have made an error in listing your name or level; or if we have failed to include your name, please contact the Law School Development Office at (509) or us at wmyers@lawschool.gonzaga.edu. LAW BRIEFS GU, EWU Collaborate in New JD/MSW Dual Degree Program Eastern Washington University s School of Social Work and Human Services will collaborate with the Gonzaga University School of Law to create a four-year dual degree program during which students will receive both a law degree from Gonzaga and a master s degree in social work from EWU. The initiative called the Dual JD/MSW Degree Program will begin as a pilot program this fall, admitting four students per year for three years. At the end of this time the program will be reevaluated to accommodate students interests, and refined to best meet students needs. One of the major reasons for this public-private institutional collaboration is to meet the current need for social workers trained in the law and lawyers trained in social work. Social workers and lawyers often practice their respective professions in relation to the same areas of human need and activity. However, lawyers and social workers typically practice in light of their own specialized training, lacking a command of the relevant knowledge, skills, and perspectives of the other discipline so significant to their work. This program will meet all applicable accreditation guidelines set forth by the American Bar Association and the Council on Social Work Education. Michael Frumkin, dean of the School of Social Work and Human Services at EWU, said an integrated educational experience combining the two disciplines will educate more savvy and effective professionals in the fields of law and social work. We will create practitioners with a strong commitment to social justice, who are more than simply lawyers or social workers, Frumkin said. 29