Setting for Eight, Dinner for Two by B.G. Thomas

Lanphear, Michael Venable Pearson 1979: Kevin Clark Brooks, Jo Ann Spinks Coleman, Mark Hill Flener, Hoy Poteet Hodges, Phillip Lynn Kimbel, Kurt William Maier, Frank Hampton Moore, Jr., Claire Lynn Russell, Judy Freeman Schwank, Susan Watson Tinnon 1980: Walter Ralph Beck, Thomas Neal Kerrick, Timothy Leigh Mauldin, LaJuana S. Minton, Jr., Stephen Chase Todd 1978: David William Anderson, Steven Douglas Downey, Edward Faye, David A. Meredith, II, Murray Albert Raines, Flora Templeton Stuart 1977: Scott Kenneth Crocker, James Richard Downey, Mark Dennis Esterle, Larry Floyd Hinton, John D. Grogan (1970), Robert Harvey Johnston, III (1972) 1976: Kenneth A. The attorneys to be honored are: Deceased Honorees: Robert Bradley Coffman (1977), Nicholas Noel Brown (1978), William Ward Allen, Jr. The event is ordinarily held every five years but was thrown off its usual timetable by restrictions imposed after a pandemic began spreading throughout the country in early 2020. Producing the event is no small task, and the bar is grateful for the efforts of Susan Page Minton and Nancy Priest, the Barristers’ Ball Chairs, and a committee comprised of (in alphabetical order) Mary Edelen, Nancy English, bar president Colton Givens, past president Scott Laufenberg, Leslie Priest, Micki Simpson, bar board member and past president Brent Stinnett, and Jane Wilson. Following a social gathering and banquet, Dizzorderly Conduct will perform. The black tie-optional party begins at 6 p.m. The Bowling Green-Warren County Bar Association will host the 2023 Forty Year Commemoration Dinner and Barristers' Ball Saturday, Feb.

Setting for Eight, Dinner for Two by B.G. Thomas