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Annual Philanthropy Report
2006-2007

The University of Maine School of Law
Letter
from the
is on the move. Our engagement
Dean regionally and nationally has heightened
the Law School’s identity, as we build
upon the foundation of an excellent
learning environment, a robust community of
teachers and scholars, and a pervasive ethic
of public service. Generous support from our
alumni and friends is a crucial ingredient in
making this great law school even better. You
are central to this success.
initiatives throughout the University of Maine System. The Law School, in collaboration
with the Muskie School for Public Service (University of Southern Maine), the Margaret
Chase Smith Policy Center (University of Maine at Orono), and the Maine Development
Foundation, is establishing a non-partisan public policy center in Augusta to assist
legislators and other public officials.
Our students continue to shine, with our graduates achieving over a 90% pass rate on
the most recent Maine Bar Exam and launching a wide array of careers. The Maine Law
School continues to be a destination point — for diverse students, excellent faculty,
and visiting scholars and lecturers. Last Fall, international law expert and Yale Law
School Dean Harold Koh delivered a lecture on restoring our human rights reputation.
Kenneth Feinberg shared a moving account of his experience as Special Master
for the Federal September 11th Victim Compensation Fund. Former U.S. Senator
George Mitchell was our Graduation keynote speaker in 2007, a role filled in 2008 by
2006-07 Maine Law
Alumni Association
Board of Directors
In this Report, we look back and look forward. We
retired U.S. Circuit Court Judge Frank Coffin. Judith Kaye, Chief Judge of New York,
will lecture on law and public service in Fall 2008. Laura Underkuffler, distinguished
celebrate the impressive results of the Law School’s
professor at Duke University Law School, will return to Maine Law next semester as
Directors
2006-2007 Annual Fund campaign and foreshadow
the continuing growth in philanthropic support for the
Law School. Profiles of selected alumni and friends
reflect the strength and commitment of our extended
a visiting faculty member, teaching our first-year property law class for a third year in
a row. And, our core faculty sustain Maine Law’s vibrant educational program and
generate cutting edge scholarship in step with national and global issues.
Miles Archer ‘00
Ronald Battocchi ‘74
Rachel L. Bouchard ‘96
Michael R. Bosse ‘96
“Our engagement regionally and
community.
Rebekah Smith (’98) and Patrick Mellor (’98), who
met in law school, sustain the tradition of public
service and look back to their rich experience at
Maine Law. Dr. Edward David (’87), Maine’s Deputy
Chief Medical Examiner, made a major donation this
year to recruit and retain distinguished professors
and reflects on the value of his education. Ira
Waldman (’76) credits his law school years at Maine
for his successful career in real estate practice in
California. Roger Putnam, recipient of the 2008
Muskie Access to Justice Award, reflects the best of
Maine Law School’s values with a lifetime of service
to justice in Maine. And, the Bernsteins make it a
family affair, with Louis, Roz, and Andrew Bernstein
As we celebrate the success of the Annual Fund campaign, we underscore the
importance of philanthropy in the wake of diminishing government support. In 2006-07,
we exceeded our goal of $315,000, with over 800 donations and more than a
few five-figure gifts. We anticipate even greater success as we near the end of the
2007-08 campaign. Thanks to you and your generous support, we are able to fund
professorships and research grants to retain stellar faculty. The Annual Fund enables
us to provide scholarships and attract the best and brightest students from Maine
and from away. Summer fellowships support law student placement in public interest
legal work, locally and around the globe. We recently launched a new endowment
fund in honor of Vincent L. McKusick, former Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme
Judicial Court, designed to provide support at the Maine Law School for students
from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds. With a goal of increasing
diversity among law students and lawyers in Maine, the Portland law firm of Pierce
Atwood has pledged the first $100,000 in our campaign to raise significantly more in
the coming years.
M. Thomasine Burke ‘90
Alice E. Clifford ‘88
Eugene C. Coughlin III ‘70
Ronald J. Cullenberg ‘71
Thomas G. Diebold ‘92
Alfred C. Frawley III ‘76
Seth Goodall ‘05
MaryGay Kennedy ‘80
Katherine R. Knox ‘04
Bruce McGlauflin ‘96
Elaine M. Michaud ‘93
Michael J. Quinn ‘88
Ronald W. Schneider Jr. ‘96
Steven Saunders ‘92
Susan M. Schultz ‘89
Deborah Shaw ‘91
Heather S. Walker ‘01
nationally has heightened the
all graduating from Maine Law, and with Israel and
The promise for the future is enormous, even as the challenges loom large. With
Law School’s identity, as we build
Sumner Bernstein and Beth Bernstein Schneider all
support from the University of Maine School of Law Foundation, we have undertaken
Ex Officio
upon an excellent learning
environment,a robust community
of teachers and scholars, and a
engaged through the years.
As Maine’s public law school, we take our public
responsibility seriously. Clinical programs involve
an architectural programming study for a new, state-of-the-art law center. Over time,
a new building on the coast of Maine will amplify the strength of our program—
grounded in the local environment and reflecting excellence nationally and abroad.
Peter Pitegoff
Dean
Professor Melvyn Zarr
Faculty Representative
pervasive ethic of public service.”
students in rigorous learning and legal practice,
representing clients in need through the Cumberland
We all know that the University of Maine School of Law is a unique and wonderful
institution. I look forward to working together with you to maintain the best of Maine
Julia Wyman ‘07, Ben Grant ‘08
SBA Representatives
Legal Aid Clinic and assisting inventors and
entrepreneurs through the Intellectual Property
Law and to build for the future. Thank you for all that you do.
John C. Gundersdorf (7/00 – 2/07)
Director of Development/
Alumni Relations
Clinic. Our Center for Law and Innovation and Patent
Elena Brandt (3/07 – Present)
Program are important players in state economic
Director of Development/
development policy and in technology transfer
Peter Pitegoff, Dean
June 2008
Alumni Relations
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Officers
Michael K. Martin ‘89
President
Elizabeth Eddy Griffin ‘92
Vice-President
Anne E. O’Donovan ‘91
Treasurer
Janet Vivar Britton ‘98
Secretary

There are many different
opportunities available
for you to include the
University of Maine
School of Law in your
estate plans including
bequests, charitable
trusts and charitable gift
annuities.
Whether you aspire to
create a new scholarship
or professorship or
to support a program
especially meaningful
to you, remembering
Maine Law through your
estate is one of the most
worthwhile decisions you
can make. In doing so,
you convey to others how
important Maine Law is
to you, both personally
and professionally.
If you would like to learn
more about planned
giving, please consult
your legal and financial
advisors and contact us
to learn about the Law
School’s Legacy Society.
For information,
contact Elena Brandt,
Director of Development
and Alumni Relations,
at 207-780-4521
ebrandt@usm.maine.edu.
2006-2007 Annual Fund
The sustained and growing support of the Annual Fund from our Alumni and Friends allows
us to provide scholarship aid, summer fellowships, clinical programs, and vibrant student life
at the Law School. In 2006-2007, more than $320,000 was raised by 836 donors for the
Annual Fund.
Support for the Law School
ToTal GivinG (Capital Gifts, Annual Gifts and Program Grants): $877,780
Annual Fund
Results for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2007:
Annual Fund Goal $315,000
Annual Fund Raised $321,275
Total Number of Donors 836
Average Gift $384
Total Gifts from Alums $293,482
Number of Alumni Donors 709
Total Giving
Results for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2007:
Donors % Giving %
Alumni 709 82 $293,482 34
Friends
Foundations
94 11 $104,307 11
and Corporations
Law Firms and Other
28 03 $186,895 22
Organizations 30 04 $293,096 33
Totals 861 $877,780
AnnuAL FunD
DOnORS
ToTal GivinG
Alumni
Friends
Foundations
and Corporations
Law Firms and
Other Organizations
Law Firms
and Other
Organizations
Alumni
Friends
Foundations
and Corporations
“The best use of life is to invest in something that will outlast life.”
— William James
The Bernstein family’s roots in Maine’s legal community
extend back to 1915, when Israel Bernstein opened
his solo practice in downtown Portland. He was later
joined by his brother, Louis, then his son Sumner.
Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer, and Nelson, created in
1964, has since become one of the leading firms in
Northern New England.
The family connection to Maine Law began in the
1930s when Louis attended Portland University Law
School, a predecessor to Maine Law. Fifty years later,
Sumner’s wife Roz (’86) attained a life-long goal by
obtaining a law degree at the age of 57. “It was so
rewarding to be part of a new era when women were
beginning to see law as a possible career.”
Roz and the late Sumner Bernstein are among
Portland’s leading philanthropists, contributing to the
Law School as well as many educational, arts and
cultural institutions throughout the Portland area.
“One of the joys of living in Portland and in Maine is
that one individual can make a big difference,” said
Roz. “Indeed, it’s a great reason to attend Maine Law.
Portland is one of America’s best small cities.”
Roz serves on the Univeristy of Maine School of
Law Foundation Board, which she joined in August of
2005. In addition, she served as founding chair of the
University of Southern Maine Board of Visitors, and
Roz and Sumner were both founding members of the Law
School Board of Visitors, a board on which Roz still serves
today. In 1997, she received the L. Kinvin Wroth Distinguished
Alumna Award.
Giving Back: A Family Approach
The Bernstein Family
Among the family’s early contributions to Maine Law
were Louis Bernstein’s endowment of the Law School’s
District Court Internship Program and the Israel Bernstein
Scholarship Fund, which was later changed to include
Sumner’s name, posthumously. In 2004, the School
established the Sumner T. Bernstein Professorship of Law to
honor Sumner’s public and professional service, his vibrant
legal practice, community activism, and contributions to
Maine Law. Beth Bernstein Schneider, Roz and Sumner’s
Roz Bernstein
Andy Bernstein
Beth Bernstein Schneider
daughter, hopes this professorship will promote
excellence in teaching and research, and foster
intellectual exchange between faculty and students.
“My father loved teaching in his professional and
personal life. Rarely a day went by in the Bernstein
house without what is now called a ‘teachable
moment.’ He reveled in working with kindergarten
students and with law students and faculty, and this
openness will, I hope, be the hallmark of the Sumner
T. Bernstein professors.” Schneider is the Director of
Education for the Royal Academy of Art in London,
and recently received the Distinguished National
Museum Educator Award of the National Association
of Museum Educators. Professor Jennifer Wriggins
recently was named the first Sumner T. Bernstein
Professor at Maine Law.
Roz supports Maine Law because of the rewards it
has brought to her. “I have been enriched by so many
experiences and exposed to a broad range of people,
institutions, and friendships. I want to continue to
support institutions that have been important to
me in my lifetime. I was always taught that the only
immortality that we enjoy is the good name that we
leave behind.”
Roz and Sumner’s son, Andy, is a 1977 graduate of
Bowdoin College and a 1980 Maine Law alumnus and
lives in Cape Elizabeth. He serves as Vice President and Chief
Counsel for Disability Reinsurance Management Services in
Westbrook, Maine. “When I hear the stories of students who
don’t have the independent means to go to law school, it
means an incredible amount to me to be able to support them
directly through a scholarship and professorship that honor
my father and grandfather.”
Andy has served on the Alumni Association Board since 2006.
He also is the Class Agent for his law school class. While
attending Maine Law, he served as Comments Editor of the
Maine Law Review. Another of his major accomplishments
was the formation, with fellow law students, of the oldies rock
‘n roll band, originally named “Danny and the Groovetones”
(for Dan Boutin, ‘80) and later named “The Wingtips.” n
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“I give because
I have great
faith in those
who operate
the Law School
and have
witnessed the
great benefits
to students.”
Roger A. Putnam
Roger A. Putnam, special counsel to Portland
law firm Verrill Dana, is one of Maine’s very active
public servants, having served in numerous
roles, including Assistant Attorney General from
1951 to 1958. He is the 2008 recipient of the
Muskie Access to Justice Award for his career-
long commitment to work that has strengthened
Maine’s civil justice system for all people.
Verrill Dana, where Putnam started 50 years
ago, is one of northern New England’s leading
law firms and also one of the largest employers
of graduates from Maine Law. “I haven’t
counted noses around here lately, but I would
say there are a substantial number of graduates.
I would encourage any of my grandchildren to
give very serious consideration to Maine Law,
perhaps for the particular reason that I have
had an opportunity to work with many of its end
products.”
Putnam is a member of the Board of Visitors for
the Law School and was instrumental, along with
Professor and former Dean Colleen Khoury, in
creating the Lewis V. Vafiades Scholarship Fund,
which was established in honor of a well-known
Bangor lawyer and friend of Putnam to assist
students from northern Maine. “I give because
I have great faith in those who operate the Law
School and have witnessed the great benefits to
students.” Putnam was a generous donor to the
“Foundations for the Future” capital campaign
and was a member of the Law School’s capital
campaign cabinet.
Currently, Putnam chairs the Maine Judicial
Ethics Committee, appointed by the Maine
Supreme Judicial Court, and is a former member
and past president of the board of the Maine
Equal Justice Project. Putnam is a fellow of
the American Bar Association and Maine State
Bar Association, and has served on the board
of directors of the Maine Bar Foundation. He
currently serves as chair of the Maine Executive
Committee of the Newcomen Society of the
United States. n
Dr. Edward David
Dr. Edward David (‘87) graduated from Allegheny
College in 1961 and the University of Pennsylvania
Medical School in 1965. He came to Maine Law in
1984 to further his education in forensic medicine,
having previously practiced medicine as a neurologist
and having served in the armed forces. Appointed a
Medical Examiner in 1980, David was named Deputy
Chief Medical Examiner in the Maine Office of the
Chief Medical Examiner in 1986.
“When I was a student, it meant a lot to me that
classes were small. We had a close group.” David
also credits the talented faculty and appreciates that
they have practical experience. “This gave a real
world approach and meaning to what was being
taught. It allowed me to get a sense of how the law
was pursued outside of the classroom. I was a non-
traditional student in my late 40’s with an advanced
degree (M.D.) and had experienced the difference
between the classroom and the real world, so I could
really appreciate the difference.”
David has been contributing to Maine Law because
he prizes education. “I wouldn’t have received an
education in law but for Maine Law. I give so that
students can be assured that they are getting the
best quality education possible.” He gives specifically
toward faculty retention and recruitment and has
included the school in his estate plan. “Hopefully,
it will help the school hold on to its accomplished
faculty by encouraging them with financial incentives
to pursue their interests and pass new knowledge
along to students.” n
“I wouldn’t have
received an education
in law but for Maine Law.
I give so that students
can be assured that
they are getting the
best quality education
possible.”
Rebekah Smith and Patrick Mellor
For Maine natives Rebekah
Smith (‘98) and Patrick
Mellor (‘98), the greatest
benefits of attending Maine
Law — aside from meeting
one another — are the
close connection between
students and professors, as
well as the extensive network of graduates throughout
the state.
Mellor is currently a partner at Strout & Payson in Rockland
where he focuses on land use and civil litigation. Smith is
an administrative hearing officer in special education due
process proceedings as well as a Policy Fellow at the
Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center at the University of
Maine, where she is helping to develop a civic leadership
program for college women. They live in Union with their
four-year-old son, Addison.
While at Maine Law, both Smith and Mellor worked at the
Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic, where they helped criminal
defendants as well as indigent citizens in need of estate
planning. This opportunity was a significant asset to
developing their careers. “Our work at the clinic helped us
explore various career options and understand the need
for attorneys to contribute to public service.” Smith is
active in the Union Library Capital Campaign, vice-chair of
the Union Democrats and on the development committee
of Maine Initiatives. She recently completed six years on
the board of the Maine Women’s Fund. Patrick is on
the board of Mid-Coast Magnet and Chair of the Union
Planning Board.
Having clerked for Judge Frank M. Coffin, Smith finds
particular satisfaction in contributing to the annual Coffin
Lectureship. “The speakers provide significant visibility
to the school, while allowing students to benefit from
the knowledge of experienced advocates working in the
public interest.” Both Mellor and Smith decided to return
to their roots to study law. “The fit became obvious —
a well-respected school, dynamic small city, great
educational value — all in the great state of Maine.”
The couple give to Maine Law because they still feel a
sense of community with the school and their classmates.
“We hope that our gifts will play a small part in ensuring
the continuation of quality lectureships and encouraging
students to pursue fulfilling careers in law and public
service.” n
Ira Waldman
When Ira Waldman (‘76) attended Maine Law,
he found “a first-rate faculty that does firstrate
teaching and produces first-rate lawyers.
The students who graduate from Maine Law
are every bit as capable as the students who
graduate from any other top law school in the
country.”
After graduating, Waldman worked for four
years at Unum as legal counsel servicing the
real estate investment department, then moved
to Los Angeles to practice real estate law. “The
fantastic education I received at Maine Law at
a more than reasonable cost is what prepared
me for the path of my career from Unum to
partnership at a major firm, as well as the work
that I do with various professional organizations.
The value of that education is incalculable. No
matter how much time or money I give to the
Law School, it can barely compensate for the
education I received.”
“Although I really appreciate those who choose
to stay in Maine and serve the state, I try to
show by way of example that there are other
opportunities around the country that can
be plenty rewarding, both professionally and
monetarily. Of course, the latter enables one
to contribute cold hard cash more than many.
Unfortunately, given the available funds in the
State, we just need more of those who are
willing to seek career advancement out of state,
but will not forget the value (and values) they got
from the institution that provided the essential
foundation for their success.”
“I am very proud of my education. Whenever I
lecture or am on a panel it is important to me to
be introduced as a graduate of the University
of Maine School of Law. I want people to know
that, if they appreciate what I am doing, Maine
Law made it possible.”
Since August 2001, Waldman has served
on the University of Maine School of Law
Foundation Board. “It is a way to give back
in more than a monetary way.”
A native of New Jersey, Waldman is a partner at
Cox, Castle and Nicholson LLP in Los Angeles.
He lives in Playa del Rey, California, with his wife
Laurie. Their two children, Ethan and Shayna,
are currently students at Bates College. n
“No matter
how much
time or money
I give to the
Law School,
it can barely
compensate for
the education
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I received.”

The Foundation during the past year:
n Formally committed to assist the Law School in
raising $100,000 for the purpose of planning for
a new law center. This is the initial budget for this
critical planning process and the Law School will
undoubtedly need access to additional planning
funds in the future.
n Reviewed the formal working relationship between
the Foundation and the Law School and agreed
on procedures to clarify the parties’ respective
roles and responsibilities and improve the Foundation’s
effectiveness.
n Reviewed the Foundation’s mission and vision with the
benefit of six years experience and began updating its
vision to better reflect how the Foundation can achieve its
mission during the next several years.
n Committed to provide financial support to the Law School to
retain a qualified and experienced Director of Development
& Alumni Relations (and Foundation Executive Director) to
succeed retiring Director John Gundersdorf. With support
from the Foundation, the Law School successfully hired a
new Director of Development, Elena Brandt, in February
2007.
University of Maine School of Law Foundation
Preparing For New Challenges
The University of Maine School of Law Foundation in the past year began to take
important steps to prepare for imminent and significant challenges in the pursuit of its mission:
To raise, manage and distribute funds for the support and improvement of the
University of Maine School of Law and the education it provides, so that it will become
an internationally recognized law school.
Peter McKenney
The Foundation also began a process to attract new
talent and leadership to the Foundation. Since the first
Board meeting in August, 2001, the membership of
the Board has been quite stable. With term limits and
other changes looming in the next few years, however,
the Directors recognized that recruitment efforts for
new members and leaders should be augmented
promptly. David Evans was elected President of the
Foundation at the annual meeting of the Foundation
in August, 2007. He outlined the following goals for
the ensuing year: (1) to strengthen the committees
and the Foundation’s internal processes in preparation for the
expected major fundraising to be undertaken with respect to
the new law center; (2) to assist the Dean in raising planning
funds for the new law center; (3) to serve as vocal promoters
of the law center in our communities; (4) to assist the Law
School in its ABA reaccreditation process, and (5) to bring
“new blood” into the Foundation Board to serve as successors
to the first generation of Board members who will be reaching
their term limits.
The tangible results of the Foundation’s efforts during the past
year, though, are the most important and exciting news of all.
The Foundation’s funds grew approximately 30% to almost
$2.7 million in value through receipts of pledges, receipts
of new gifts, and returns on investments. The Foundation
American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL)
Trial Advocacy Fund
Kenneth and Marjorie C. Baird Memorial
Scholarship
Dudley Baldwin Book Fund
Laurie L. Balmuth Scholarship Fund
Israel and Sumner Bernstein Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Sumner T. Bernstein Professorship of Law
Bernstein District Court Fellowship Fund
William Bingham Scholarship Fund
Bride Family Fund for Business,
Entrepreneurship and the Law
Class of 1971 Memorial Scholarship Fund
Class of 1973/Glassman Faculty Research
Scholar Fund
Class of 1976/David D. Gregory Library
Acquisition Fund
Class of 1979/David D. Gregory
Scholarship Fund
Frank M. and Ruth Coffin Fund for Law
and Public Service
Philip M. Dusini Scholarship Fund
Elliott Family Scholarship Fund
Richard H. Fay Memorial Scholarship Fund
Donald L. Garbrecht Law Library
Endowment Fund
Justice Harry P. Glassman Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Edward S. Godfrey Fund
University of Maine School of Law and
Maine Law Foundation Funds
Morris and Sylvia Greenberg Scholarship
Fund
Arlana K. and Pierce B. Hasler Memorial
Fund
Horace S. Libby Memorial Fund
Endowed Funds
Libra Professorship Fund
Gov. James B. Longley Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Merle W. Loper Fund for International
Programs
Macdonald Family Scholarship Fund
Maine Law Foundation Professorship Fund
Maine Law Foundation Scholarship Fund
Maine State Bar Legal Education &
Trust Fund
David Santee Miller Memorial Scholarship
Fund
New Hampshire Scholarship Fund
Osher Scholarship Fund
Pierce Atwood Scholarship Fund
Justice Harold J. Rubin Scholarship Fund
Justice Abraham M. Rudman Scholarship
Fund
Shur Frinsko Award for Municipal Law and
Local Governance
Charles W. Smith Memorial Fund
Levi M. Stewart Fund
TD Banknorth Scholarship Fund
Thompson Fund
Lewis V. Vafiades Scholarship Fund
Verrill Dana Public Service Fellowship
Justice Elmer H. Violette Fund for
International Programs
Violette/Lombard Scholarship Fund
Daniel E. Wathen Writing Prize
Wernick Legal Writing Prize
Betsy and Peter Wiley Scholarship Fund
Woodcock Family Scholarship Fund
The University of Maine
School of Law Foundation,
an independent nonprofit
corporation, was formed
earlier this decade
by friends and alumni to
provide crucial financial
support to the Law School.
Since then, it has helped
to raise and manage
endowment funds and has
served as a vital advocate
for the advancement of
the Maine Law School.
n Continued to pursue mini-campaigns, particularly in
support of endowed professorships. These efforts gave rise
to an ambitious plan for a diversity scholarship endowment
in honor of Vincent McKusick, former Chief Justice of the
Maine Supreme Judicial Court, with the pledge of a lead
gift from the law firm of Pierce Atwood.
increased its payouts for the past year by 38% to a total annual
distribution of over $74,000. It has taken the Foundation six
years to reach this level of support of the Law School. In the
next six years, however, the Foundation will be even more
effective in dramatically increasing such support. It recognizes
the challenges facing the Law School, and it is committed to
help the Law School meet those challenges.
non-Endowed Funds
Alumni Association Scholarship Fund
Edward T. Gignoux Memorial Fund
Richard H. Armstrong Scholarship
Edward S. Godfrey Loan Fund
Henry N. Berry III Law Student Loan Fund Merle W. Loper Loan Fund
Cumberland Bar Association Fellowship Norwood Loan Fund
George P. Davenport Loan Fund
Maine Public Interest Fellowship Fund
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Peter McKenney, President 2001-07
June 2008
Mary Smith Dyer Fellowship Fund
Gignoux Special Collection Library Fund
Simmons Emergency Loan Fund
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Donors
More than 860 donors
contributed $877,780
to the University of
Maine School of Law in
2006-2007.
Thank You
Thank you on behalf of all of
our students at Maine Law who
benefit from annual fund gifts
and grants. Your leadership,
commitment and financial
support helped us continue to
provide access to educational
opportunities for our current
and future students.
Chairman’s Club ($10,000 +)
Anonymous
Dollie E. Ash
Stearns J. Bryant Jr. ‘68
Campaign for Justice
Sam L. Cohen Foundation
David J. Evans ‘78
Federated Department Stores Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward and
Virginia T. Gignoux Jr.
Maine Bar Foundation
Maine Civil Legal Services Fund
Maine Department of Health &
Human Services
Maine Department of Labor
Robert C.S. Monks and Bonnie Porta
The Betterment Fund
University of Mississippi
National Sea Grant Law Center
Verrill Dana, LLP
Ira J. Waldman ‘76
Barristers’ Club ($4,000-9,999)
Laurie L. Balmuth ‘80
Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Nelson
Boeing Matching Gift Program
James W. Case ‘74
J. Michael Conley III ‘70
Constitutional Rights Foundation Chicago
Maddy G. Corson
Charles L. Cragin ‘70
Davis Family Foundation
Edward F. Day Jr. ‘73
Jackson Laboratories
Katharine Baker Charitable Unitrust
Robert A. Laskoff ‘70
Maine Community Foundation
Norman, Hanson & DeTroy, LLC
Pierce Atwood
Hon. Herbert T. Silsby II
Simmons Foundation, Inc.
Clinton A. Stuntebeck ‘68
University of Maine at Orono
Webber Oil Foundation
Solicitors’ Club ($2,000-3,999)
James M. Bowie ‘77 and
Sarah Downs Bowie ‘77
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Carpenter
Paul W. Chaiken ‘74
Edward David M.D. ‘87
Doyle & Nelson
Beth Dobson ‘80 and Paul F. Driscoll ‘81
Foundation for Blood Research
Alfred C. Frawley III ‘76
Sidney H. Geller ‘63
Hon. Caroline D. Glassman
Michael H. Griffin ‘73
Thomas W. Hennen ‘73
Melissa A. Hewey ‘87
David E. Hunt and Elizabeth P. Hunt ‘85
Professor Colleen A. Khoury and
David Karraker
William J. Kayatta Jr.
Imad Khalidi
Edward D. Leonard III ‘69
Alan J. Levenson ‘59
Annmarie Levins ‘83
Macdonald Page & Company, LLC
Maine Project Safe Neighborhoods
Pasquale F. Maiorino ‘73
Microsoft Corporation
Muskie Fund for Legal Services
National Collegiate Inventors and
Innovators Alliance
Robert V. O’Brien Jr. ‘79
Francis J. O’Toole ‘70
Patricia A. Peard ‘88
Dean Peter Pitegoff and Ann Casady
Roger A. Putnam
Gerald E. Rudman
Beth Bernstein Schneider
William H. Stiles ‘95
Roger A. Clement Jr. ‘91 and
Amy Tchao ‘93
Jay F. Theise ‘70
Christine C. Vito ‘93
Elizabeth C. Woodcock ‘88
Dean’s Club ($1,000-1,999)
Aroostook County Bar Association
ATT Matching Gift Program
Madge Baker ‘75
Kathleen Barry ‘80
Ronald S. Battocchi ‘74 and
Mary T. Bell ‘74
John A. Bell ‘82
Rosalyne Bernstein ‘86
Meris J. Bickford ‘86
Ronald L. Bissonnette ‘81
Christopher A. Bond ‘97
Stephen B. Bragdon ‘74
Robert C. Brooks ‘91 and
Michele Dorsey Brooks ‘93
Elizabeth R. Butler ‘79
Cloutier, Barrett, Cloutier & Conley
Hon. Frank M. Coffin
Philip M. Coffin III ‘81
Covington & Burling
Michael R. Currie ‘80
William W. Darrow ‘81 Jr.
Diane Dusini ‘87
Joseph L. Ferris ‘70
Phyllis G. Givertz ‘74
John W. Gulliver
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Hackett
Steven A. Hammond ‘77
Peter C. Herbst ‘73
Eric R. Herlan ‘87
Geoffrey H. Hole ‘72
Hon. D. Brock and Helaine Hornby
Norman S. Kominsky ‘94 and
Susan R. Kominsky
Mark G. Lavoie ‘78
Margaret Cushing Lavoie ‘87
Karen B. Lovell ‘79
Anne Lucey ‘91
Constance O’Neil Lundquist ‘79
Maine State Bar Association
Michael K. Martin ‘89
Thomas N. Masland ‘78
Patrick C. Maxcy ‘99
Peter C. McKenney ‘77
Hon. John R. McKernan Jr. ‘74
Charles E. Miller ‘79
S. Peter Mills III ‘73
Carol L. Mitchell ‘88
Robert A. Moore ‘74
Mary and Kenneth Nelson
Leonard and Merle Nelson
Craig H. Nelson ‘69
Professor Christopher Northrop
Timothy H. Norton ‘88
Mr. Richard O’Meara
Harold C. Pachios Esq.
Richard M. Peirce ‘71
Jonathan S. Piper ‘76
Gregory W. Powell ‘80
Peter H. Priest ‘80
Michael J. Quinn ‘88
Deborah Shaw ‘91
Susan G. Shorey ‘81
Gregory H. Smith ‘73
Wakine G. Tanous ‘55
F. Mark Terison ‘78
Louise K. Thomas ‘77
Marsha Weeks Traill ‘80
UnumProvident
Kurt E. Vragel Jr. ‘73
Hon. Daniel E. Wathen ‘65
Arlyn H. Weeks ‘81
Dorothy M. Wentworth ‘94
Betsy Wiley
Judith A. Fletcher Woodbury ‘80
Hon. John A. Woodcock Jr. ‘76
Carl R. Wright
Third Decade Club ($500-999)
Roger I. Abrams
John E. Baker ‘79
John R. Bass II ‘78
Andrew J. Bernstein ‘80
Ellen S. Best ‘81
Melvin L. Bloomenthal ‘69
Ellen Borgersen
Richard F. Breen Jr. ‘67
Hon. William S. Brownell ‘71
Deborah Buccina ‘81
Matthew E. Campbell ‘91
Bruce A. Carrier ‘82
Martha L. Casey ‘82
Jeffery J. Clark ‘80
Class of 1991
Janis Cohen ‘80
Robert H. Conkling ‘96
Neal C. Corson ‘79
Theodore S. Coxe Jr. ‘92
Mary R. Roy and
Peter J. DeTroy III ‘72
Drummond Woodsum &
MacMahon
Professor Chai Feldblum
Robert W. Ferguson ‘63
A. Robert Ruesch ‘90 and
Julia A. Finn ‘90
Robert G. Frazier ‘78
Barbara E. Gauditz ‘87
Nicholas M. Gess ‘81
Kenneth F. Ginder ‘91 and
Claire Adami Ginder ‘91
Ward I. Graffam ‘67
Henry W. Griffin ‘91 and
Elizabeth Eddy Griffin ‘92
John C. Gundersdorf
Kristin A. Gustafson ‘87
John L. Hammond ‘75
David B. Hawkes ‘69
Carol Anne and
Howard C. Hay
Martha W. Howell ‘74
J. Trevor Hughes ‘95
Rendle A. Jones ‘67
Robert J. Keach ‘80
Charles J. Kean III ‘76
Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson
Graham LLP
Donald M. Kreis ‘93
Kenneth A. Lexier ‘91
Andrew B. MacLean ‘91
Christopher K. MacLean ‘96 and
Katharine Chase MacLean ‘96
Maine Association for Law &
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Barbara J. Mantegani ‘80
Louise Marie McCarthy ‘92
John A. McCauley ‘87
Paul H. Mills ‘77
Daniel J. Mitchell ‘96 and
Carolyn DeGrinney Mitchell ‘96
Amy M. Moore
Lawrence J. Mullen ‘81
Dennis J. O’Donovan ‘91 and
Anne E. O’Donovan ‘91
Wendy J. Paradis ‘90
Sally Bradley Peacock ‘84
Perkins, Thompson, Hinckley
& Keddy, PA
Ruth E. Plagenhoef ‘80
John J. Polak Jr. ‘81
Jean M. Deighan ‘76 and
Glen L. Porter ‘78
Anne B. Poulin ‘73
Hon. John H. Pursel ‘70
Robert B. Ravenelle ‘87
Ford S. Reiche ‘79
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Christopher T. Roach ‘95
Andrew R. Sarapas ‘98
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Andrew G. Siket ‘83
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Bing Wang ‘94
Richard C. Whittlesey ‘79
Ms. Cerita Wilson
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Donald N. Zillman
Barry Zimmerman ‘70
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Tracie L. Adamson ‘96
Walter F. McKee ‘93 and
Kristen Aiello ‘94
Jeffrey Albanese ‘78 and
Maryellen Black Albanese ‘81
John B. Andrews ‘71
Anonymous
Miles F. Archer ‘00 and
Jennifer Dach Archer ‘00
James P. Aucoin ‘91
Michael C. Augustini ‘95 and
Hope Hall Augustini ‘94
Paul M. Beach ‘94
Charles R. Bean ‘83
Kurt W. Adams ‘97 and
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Daniel Billings ‘03
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Karen E. Lipman Boston ‘96
Christine A. Bruenn ‘87
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M. Thomasine Burke ‘90
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Anne M. Carney ‘90
Everett B. Carson ‘77
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Edgar S. Catlin ‘81 III
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Anne H. Cressey ‘88
Geoffrey K. Cummings ‘82
Arthur R. Dingley D.O. ‘79
Paul R. Dionne ‘72
Thomas R. Downing ‘78 and
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R. Terrance Duddy ‘80
Mary Lou Dyer ‘80
Elliott L. Epstein ‘78
Rebecca H. Farnum ‘77
Joseph A. Farrell ‘89
Walter H. Foster IV ‘96
Gregory L. Foster ‘73
Hon. Paul A. Fritzsche ‘75
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Charles Gilbert III
Hon. Peter J. Goranites ‘73
Ronald J. Graff ‘87
Martha A. Grant ‘81
William H. Hanson ‘82
William P. Hardy ‘73
Erik J. Heels ‘95
John A. Hobson ‘83
Michael A. Hodgins ‘93
Susan E. Hunter ‘76
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Anne LaCombe Huntington ‘86
Jessica McKeegan Jensen ‘92
Michelle Bushey Jensen ‘93
Bruce M. Jervis ‘77
Peter L. Kelley ‘79
Kelly, Remmel & Zimmerman
Edward W. Klein ‘79
James S. Kriger ‘63
Lambert Coffin
LandAmerica Foundation
Steven E. Lechner ‘99 and
Jennifer Lechner
John G. Lemoine ‘88
Elizabeth L. Lovejoy ‘86
Professor Jeffrey A. Maine
Elizabeth D. McEvoy ‘01
William H. Meanix Jr. ‘79
Marcia Metcalf ‘92
Connie Fern Miller ‘75
Clifford J. Moore Jr. ‘84
Michael W. Murphy ‘88
Marc C. Owen ‘73
Roy T. Pierce ‘92
Lisa J. Remal ‘79
Geoffrey A. Rushlau ‘79
Hon. Ronald D. Russell ‘72
Thomas A. Russell ‘79
Donna M. Ryan ‘88
Daniel N. Sacco ‘03
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Carly R. Salminen ‘04
Michael V. Saxl ‘98
George C. Schelling ‘79
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Patrick J. Scully ‘84
Heidi Shealy ‘92
Harvey Shulman Esq.
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Douglas M. Smith ‘74
Steven R. Smith ‘81
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Paul E. Violette ‘84
Frank J. von Turkovich ‘86
Dina A. Jellison ‘92 and
John J. Wall III ‘92
Professor Thomas M. Ward
Patricia E. Weidler ‘02
Westlaw
Hon. Patricia G. Worth ‘79
Karen L. Wright ‘00
James A. Buckley ‘79 and
Gail Drake Wright ‘81
Professor L. Kinvin Wroth
Christopher A. Wyskiel ‘80
Yiping Yang ‘92
John H. Zane ‘93
Hon. Kermit V. Lipez and
Nancy C. Ziegler ‘80
Century Club ($100-249)
Steven W. Abbott ‘91
Leonard Agneta
Thomas G. Ainsworth ‘74 and
Kathryn Monahan Ainsworth ‘76
Charles S. Andrews ‘69
David B. Auclair ‘84
Alex Auty ‘88
Robert H. Avaunt ‘73
Baker Newman & Noyes
Elizabeth L. Bancroft ‘02
John A. Barr ‘92 and
Marion R. Hylan Barr ‘92
Gretchen M. Bath ‘81
Hon. Roland Beaudoin ‘77
Vickie Caron Bell ‘91
David R. Beneman ‘85
Ritchie E. Berger ‘81
Henry N. Berry III ‘64
Berry, Dunn, McNeil & Parker
Christine A. Bither ‘89
Robert J. Bocko ‘85
Rachel L. Bouchard ‘96
Hon. George N. Bowden ‘74
Joel F. Bowie ‘72
Elizabeth L. Boynton ‘74
Elena Brandt
Christina Valar Breen ‘91
Sylvia F. Brewster ‘88
John W. Bride ‘64
Robert S. Briggs ‘73
Hon. William S. Brodrick ‘72
David A. Bronson ‘74
Andrew Brown ‘76
Debra L. Brown ‘93
Mary Kay Browne ‘91
Brenda M. Buchanan ‘90
Robert A. Burgess ‘79
Elizabeth A. Burns ‘85
Fred J. Bush ‘92
David R. Butler ‘76
James M. Callahan ‘85
Hon. Michael P. Cantara ‘81
David J. Casavant ‘93
Deborah Potter Cashman ‘94
Paula Caughey ‘90
Alexandra E. Caulfield ‘91
Peter L. Chandler ‘76
Christian T. Chandler ‘89
Michael Chiaparas ‘79
Eve Hlavaty Cimmet ‘81
David M. Cogliano ‘95
Kevin T. Cole ‘92
Congressman Allen’s District
Office Staff
James L. Costello ‘91
Eugene C. Coughlin III ‘70
Michael E. Saucier ‘78 and
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Paul C. Crowley ‘02
Peter W. Culley
Curtis & Miller Law Offices
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Armanda Beal Day ‘96
Dorcas H. Deans ‘82
Leo J. Delicata ‘75
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Lori A. Desjardins ‘93
Mary B. Devine ‘83
David A. DiMuzio ‘73
Morse W. Doane ‘97
Donnelly S. Douglas ‘78
Hon. Wayne R. Douglas ‘79
Robert G. Driscoll ‘76
Stephen F. Dubord ‘73
Hon. James P. Dunleavy ‘68
Jane Campana Earley ‘74
Robert L. Eddy Jr. ‘69
Mr. & Mrs. David Edelson
Hon. E. Paul Eggert ‘78
Paula H. Elkins ‘73
Richard W. Elliott ‘65
Thomas H. Eyman ‘96
Michael A. Fagone ‘97
Geneviere Watson Faherty ‘04
Fannie Mae Foundation
Deborah A. Fauver ‘90
Edward F. Feibel ‘82
Dwight A. Fifield ‘73
Cornelia Fisher ‘90
Geoffrey M. FitzGerald ‘85
Richard P. Flewelling ‘77
Martin J. Foley ‘78
Edmund R. Folsom ‘84 and
Lauren C. Folsom ‘84
Lisa J. Friedlander ‘92
M. Elizabeth Gallie ‘87
Laurence Gardner ‘81
Devin B. Garramone ‘97
John P. Gause ‘95
Laurie A. Gibson ‘84
Jonathan L. Goldberg ‘97
Russell J. Goldsmith ‘90
Mary Jane Good ‘99
Seth Goodall ‘05
Paul R. Gosselin ‘76
Katherine Greason ‘79
Gordon F. Grimes
Len Gulino
Jon Haddow ‘90
Kevin R. Haley ‘94
Clarke C. Hambley Jr. ‘74
Robert and Dagmar Hamilton
Evan M. Hansen ‘84
Professor Rita Heimes
Edwin A. Heisler
Mr. Merton Henry
David L. Herzer Jr. ‘92
Charles E. Hewett
Michael H. Hill ‘88
Paul J. Hirsch ‘68
Michael S. Hirshberg ‘69
Heidi A. Hoefler ‘97
Kenneth T. Hoffman ‘78
James A. Houle ‘81
Professor H. Cabanne Howard
Sherry F. Huber
Irving and Judith Isaacson
Hon. Andre Janelle ‘75
Rupert J. Jennings III ‘80
Sue A. Jerome ‘86
Norine C. Jewell ‘87
Robert A. Jutras ‘88
William S. Kany ‘84
Stanley W. Karod ‘72
Maureen E. Keegan ‘85
Pamela D. Kelly ‘77
Hon. MaryGay Kennedy ‘80
Phillip M. Kilmister ‘63
Jess B. Knox ‘04 and
Katherine R. Knox ‘04
Harold C. Hamilton II ‘76 and
Hon. Margaret J. Kravchuk ‘76
William O. LaCasse ‘83
David J. Lakari ‘84
Wendell G. Large
Shepard Lee
Virginia Lee ‘05
Lisa Morang Leighton 98
Bruce A. Libby ‘64
Gene R. Libby ‘78
Catherine N. Lindgren ‘96
Susan H. Livingston ‘88
Allan E. Lobozzo ‘88
Thomas G. Leahy ‘74 and
Kathryn M. Longley-Leahy ‘82
Richard A. Lord ‘65
Thomas A. Loureiro ‘97
William N. Lund ‘80
Lisa C. Lunn ‘88
Ignatius MacLellan ‘85
John P. Maley ‘68
John P. March Jr. ‘92
Marcus Clegg & Mistretta
Carol A. Martel ‘92
Simone D. Masse ‘84
Kent W. Mathews ‘71
Vicki M. Mathews ‘93
William H. Coogan ‘88 and
Kim Matthews ‘75
Patricia A. McAllister ‘04
Leigh McCarthy ‘95
Timothy P. McCormack ‘01
Joseph R. McEacharn ‘88
Hon. John D. McElwee ‘73
Bruce A. McGlauflin ‘96
Charles J. McKee ‘90
Patricia B. McNamara ‘92
Samuel H. Merrill ‘75
Peter A. Meyer ‘84
Peter P. Michaud ‘77
John C. Milazzo ‘82
William J. Milliken ‘92
Janet T. Mills ‘76
Hon. Nancy Mills ‘82
Ann H. Mohnkern ‘79
Monaghan Leahy LLP
Peter Monahan ‘92
Stephen W. Moriarty ‘78
Allison C. Morrill Ph.D. ‘74
Peter L. Murray
Hon. Ann M. Murray ‘82
Jeffrey A. Nathanson ‘87
National City Bank
Patricia A. Nelson-Reade ‘88
Julie Nepveu ‘91
Hon. John C. Nivison II ‘85
Northeast Utilities
Gary J. Norton ‘74
Murrough H. O’Brien ‘75
Orla O’Callaghan ‘96
Joseph M. O’Connor ‘90
Gail Ogilvie ‘77
Laura M. O’Hanlon ‘92
Ryan Olberding ‘03
James H. Ouimette ‘77
Pearce & Dow, LLC
Thomas J. Pelletier ‘82
Gerald F. Petruccelli
Petruccelli, Martin & Haddow
Russell B. Pierce Jr. ‘91
James D. Poliquin ‘81 and
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Karin Marchetti Ponte ‘78
Thomas J. Poulin ‘88
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Charles R. Priest ‘74
Rosalind S. Prince ‘90
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Rebecca C. Raskin ‘97
Alistair Raymond ‘06
Patricia Reynolds Regan ‘83
Samuel R. Reid III ‘82
Caroline V. Rider ‘74
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Kathleen Roberts ‘92
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G. Steven Rowe ‘87
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Major Michael W. Safko ‘98
Frederick S. Samp ‘75 and
Cushing Pagon Samp ‘77
Rebecca J. Sargent ‘89
Joanne S. Sataloff ‘77
Steven G. Saunders ‘92
Hon. Louis Scolnik
Susan E. Seager
Melinda A. Shain ‘98
Justin G. Sharaf ‘65
Barbara G. Shaw ‘94
Lei Shi ‘98
Bruce N. Shibles ‘87
Shipyard Brewing Company
William P. Shumaker ‘87
David S. Silsby ‘58
John W. Sitarz ‘72
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Elting H. Smith Jr. ‘87
Wilbur Smith ‘06
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Matthew D. Stein ‘06
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Daniel J. Stevens ‘88
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Drew E. Swenson ‘84
Annee H.J. Tara ‘73
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Wendy O. Thaxter ‘82
Alan Thorndike ‘76
Kevin J. Tierney ‘76
Janmarie Toker ‘79
Michael D. Traister ‘95
Troubh, Heisler & Piampiano, P.A.
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Colleen P. Tucker ‘84
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Robert B. Van Wyck ‘78
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Vincent P. Veroneau ‘06
Kathryn L. Vezina ‘90
Leewai Wacek ‘06
Lise R. Wagner ‘93
Heather Seasonwein Walker ‘01
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Helen and Edward Wasserman
Thomas R. Watson ‘82
Chadwick A. Weber ‘01
Peter B. Webster
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Lynn Wilcox
Mark J. Winter ‘98
John B. Wlodkowski ‘64
Gary C. Wood ‘75
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Elizabeth Wallace Wyman ‘93
F. Richard York ‘53
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Advocates’ Club
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Sherry L. Abbott ‘04
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Bank of America Matching Gifts
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U.S. Bancorp Foundation
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cash or credit card gift before
June 30th each year. Give online
at www.mainelawalum.org.
Make a pledge: Pledges may
be payable in single or multiple
installments.
Transfer stock: Publicly traded
securities are an attractive option
because they can provide greater
tax advantages than gifts of cash.
The donor may be able to deduct
the current fair market value as
a charitable gift and avoid capital
gains tax on the appreciation.
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match an employee’s gift.
Please consider whether you
or your spouse’s employer offers
matching gifts.
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insurance policies can be attractive
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Officers
Directors
Robert A. Laskoff ‘70
[ ] $2500 [ ] $1000 [ ] $500 [ ] $250 [ ] $100 [ ] $50 [ ] Other $__________
Make a planned gift: Leave a
Peter C. McKenney ‘77
President
Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Stroudwater Associates, Portland, ME
Carol L. Mitchell ‘88
Vice President
Senior Executive Vice President
Chief Administrative Officer and
General Counsel
TD Banknorth, Portland, ME
Michael R. Currie ‘80
Treasurer
Managing Director,
HM Payson & Co., Portland, ME
Hon. Caroline D. Glassman
Secretary
Retired Associate Justice
Maine Supreme Judicial Court,
Portland, ME
Rosalyne Bernstein ‘86
Portland, ME
James M. Bowie ‘77
Partner, Thompson & Bowie, Portland, ME
Stearns J. Bryant Jr. ‘68
Partner, Bryant & Nuggent, New Haven, CT
Jean M. Deighan ‘76
President, Deighan & Associates, Bangor, ME
Beth Dobson ‘80
Partner, Verrill Dana, LLP, Portland, ME
David J. Evans ‘78
Partner, Clifford Chance, Washington, DC
John W. Gulliver
Partner, Pierce Atwood, Portland, ME
Steven A. Hammond ‘77
Partner, Hughes Hubbard & Reed, New York, NY
Rendle A. Jones ‘67
Partner, Harmon Jones Sanford & Elliott
Camden, ME
Laskoff and Associates, Lewiston, ME
Robert F. Macdonald Sr. ‘69
President, Macdonald Motors, North Conway, NH
Pasquale F. Maiorino ‘73
Counsel, Platz Associates, Auburn, ME
Ira J. Waldman ‘76
Partner, Cox, Castle & Nicholson, Los Angeles, CA
Dorothy M. Wentworth ‘94
Falmouth, ME
Ex Officio
Peter Pitegoff
Dean, University of Maine School of Law
Portland, ME
John C. Gundersdorf
Chief Staff Officer, 7/06 – 2/07
Elena Brandt
Chief Staff Officer, 3/07 – Present
Michael K. Martin ‘89
President, University of Maine Law Alumni Association
Please make your check payable and return to:
Maine Law Annual Fund, 246 Deering Avenue, Portland, ME 04102
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2008-2009
Calendar
of Selected
Events
www.mainelaw.maine.edu
246 Deering Avenue
Portland, Maine 04102-2898
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
Thursday & Friday, August 28 & 29, 2008
Orientation for First-Year Students
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Career Services “Mock Interview Day”
Friday, October 3, 2008
Maine Law Open House For Prospective Students
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Portland Area Cocktail Party
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Frank M. Coffin Lecture on Law and Public Service with
the Honorable Judith Kaye, Chief Judge of New York
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Annual Scholarship Reception
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
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and all other areas of the Law School. The Law School provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request. Questions and complaints about discrimination in any area of the
Law School should be directed to the Executive Director, Office of Campus Diversity and Equity, University of Southern Maine (207) 780-5094, TTY (207) 780-5646.