March / April 2007 - Sacramento County Bar Association
March / April 2007 - Sacramento County Bar Association
March / April 2007 - Sacramento County Bar Association
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Assemblyman Phil Isenberg and Marilyn Araki Isenberg; and<br />
retired Judge Chuck Kobayashi and Dorrie Kobayashi.<br />
Anyone interested in donating is encouraged to contact<br />
Foundation treasurer Jerilyn Paik at (916) 568-1222.<br />
The Foundation's law student scholarship awardees in 2006<br />
were Raymond Y. Kim, Kou Lor, Tara Kim, Dorothy Lo,<br />
Kristy E. Young, Susan Yoon, Lee S. No, Cindy Hoang-Nhi<br />
Hamilton and Myrene A. Abot. Some of these hardworking<br />
law students not only worked their way through college but<br />
actually sent money home to their families! To apply, contact<br />
Scholarship Chair Mona Tawatao at (916)551-2184.<br />
The University of California, Davis, School of Law and Lincoln<br />
University Law School were among the event sponsors. Attending<br />
were Dean Anthony Dicce and Dean Rex Perschbacher.<br />
Many boutique Northern California wineries donated wine for<br />
pouring or auction: Capay Valley Vineyards, Carvalho Family<br />
Wines, McConnell Estates Winery, Michael~David Vineyards,<br />
Renaissance Vineyard and Winery, Vino con Brio and Wilson<br />
Vineyards poured their wines at the event, while Bogle Winery<br />
and Cedarville Vineyard sent wine donations. Varied and delicious<br />
foods from Kamon Sushi and Grill, Plum Blossom<br />
Dorie Kobayashi, Clement Kong, Phil<br />
and Marilyn Isenberg and retired Judge<br />
Chuck Kobayashi, all regular contributors<br />
to the Foundation and its scholarship<br />
program.<br />
Dean Anthony Dicce and Judges Allen<br />
Sumner, Alan Perkins and Loren<br />
McMaster.<br />
UCD Law Dean Rex Perschbacher, a supporter<br />
of the Foundation's scholarship<br />
program, right, and Yoshinori Himel<br />
Restaurant, Lotus Vietnamese and Thai Cuisine, Sae Jong Teriyaki,<br />
and Trader Joe's accompanied the beverages.<br />
Golf Tournament: Next, the ABAS Law Foundation took<br />
over the task of organizing the annual ABAS Golf<br />
Tournament. Its main organizer, Mike Nakagawa, was called<br />
to the bench in Las Vegas, leaving Bob Tokunaga, Clay<br />
Tanaka, Jeff Ogata and the Foundation to fend for themselves.<br />
Foundation treasurer and golfer Jeri Paik volunteered<br />
to keep the tournament going last fall against all odds, and<br />
with others' help she did a credible job.<br />
Joint ABAS and Foundation Installation: On January 10, <strong>2007</strong>,<br />
Justice Tani Cantil -Sakauye, <strong>Sacramento</strong>'s only Asian/Pacific<br />
Islander appellate justice, swore in the boards of ABAS and the<br />
Foundation in the historic Library and Courts Building.<br />
<strong>2007</strong> Wine Tasting: ABAS and the ABAS Law Foundation<br />
hope to see you at the Fifth Annual Wine Tasting at Pavilions on<br />
Thursday evening, May 3, <strong>2007</strong>. The cost is reasonable, and<br />
those who aren't interested in wines can come and enjoy the<br />
food and company. See the announcement on the back cover.<br />
And if you golf, we hope to see you at the ABAS Golf<br />
Tournament at Teal Bend next fall.<br />
Jerry Chong, Carole Chong, Mary Bisharat and Will Yee.<br />
Chuck Pacheco raises a toast of Wilson<br />
Vineyards wine with owner Mark Wilson.<br />
Henry Nanjo's foursome included his father<br />
and his son at the Golf Tournament.<br />
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