December 15th, 2011

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION GIVES JOY AT CDD CHRISTMAS PARTY

MILFORD, PA - The Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) sponsored the Center for Developmental Disabilities’ (CDD) annual Christmas party on December 13th, where Santa Claus delivered over 145 Christmas presents donated by the Bar Association. PCBA President Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq. praised the bar association and its members for their continuing generosity in our community. “The generosity of our members when it comes to giving to the community is truly heartwarming” commented President Erickson Kameen. She added that “PCBA member Tony Waldron along with his wife, Debby Waldron, donated countless hours by personally shopping for the many great gifts and then making numerous trips to transport all the gifts to CDD for the children.” The gifts were purchased with funds from the Pike County Bar Association. The Pike County Bar Association has participated in the CDD gift giving program for many years under a program originally started and sponsored by the late Milford attorney and humanitarian, Jack Linshaw (a past PCBA President). The Waldrons took over the tradition after Jack Linshaw and have continued to purchase bar sponsored gifts for CDD.

Photo caption: Back row, From Left to Right Kelly Gaughan, Esq., PCBA Secretary; Not Visible in picture (Thomas Roew); Arthur K. Ridley, Esq., Chairman of PCBA Charitable Committee and long time supporter of CDD; James Baron, Esq., PCBA Treasurer; Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq., President PCBA; Pike County President Judge Joseph F. Kameen

Front Row, From Left to Right: Lisa Randazzo, CDD Development Director; Ann Gillerlane, CDD Executive Director, holding beautiful infant Grace Colville; Debby Waldron, PCBA CDD shopper; Tony Waldron, Esq., PCBA CDD shopper and former PCBA President.

December 15th, 2011

ATTORNEY MICHAEL PARKER RECEIVES CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION FROM PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION

MILFORD, PA - Pike County Bar Association President Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq. and PBCA officers James Baron, Esq., Treasurer and Kelly Gaughan, Esq., Secretary, award Attorney Michael Parker for his presentation on Social Security Disability claims at a recent PCBA Continuing Legal Education Program held the historic Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA. Attorney Parker donated his time in order to present this valuable and educational seminar.

Attorney Michael Parker, a Board Certified Social Security Trial Advocate by the National Board of Legal Specialties, presented a seminar entitled the Beginner's Guide to Social Security Disability Claims. The seminar focused on the legal standard that the Social Security Administration uses to determine whether an individual is disabled. Attorney Parker also shared interesting anecdotes of his numerous years representing Claimant's before the Social Security Administration. He also shared techniques for success before the Social Security Administration. Attorney Michael Parker is with the law firm of Abrahamsen, Conaboy and Abrahamsen, P.C. with office locations in Milford, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Tunkhannock, Mount Pocono and Lords Valley.

President Erickson Kameen stated that the PCBA is committed to providing ongoing legal education programs. Attorneys are given the opportunity to receive 12 hours of continuing legal education by attending these bar sponsored programs throughout the year. PCBA President said “the success of our continuing legal education programs is due to volunteers such as Attorney Michael Parker. The Pike County Bar Association is fortunate to have live speakers at our educational programs including our local attorneys and judges.” For more information please call 1-570-296-5102 or visit them online at www.pikebar.com.

Photo caption: From Left to Right President Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq., Pike Co. Bar Association; Attorney Michael Parker; James Baron, Esq., Treasurer PCBA; Kelly Gaughan, Esq.; Secretary PCBA.

December 15th, 2011

THE PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION SUPPORTS THE UNITED WAY AND LOCAL FOOD PANTRIES

Milford, PA - On November 22nd, Elizabeth Erickson-Kameen, Esquire and Kelly Anne Gaughan, Esquire of the Pike County Bar Association presented a check in the amount of $20,000.00 to the United Way of Pike County. Catherine Capasso, Executive Director of the United Way explained that our local food pantries are running out of supplies to help families in need. Capasso further stated that the donated funds will be immediately distributed to the local food pantries.

“We are very grateful to the Pike County Bar Association for the generous donation and for their continued support of the community and the United Way of Pike County. Because of the current economic climate, many folks are facing financial hardship and are reaching out for help. Hunger is a growing problem that is not always visible. These funds will provide local food pantries with the vital resources they need to help our friends and neighbors.” stated Tom Regenski, Jr., UWPC President.

“The Pike County Bar Association is a very generous supporter of the United Way of Pike County. We are very fortunate to have generous donors like the PCBA that allow us to carry on the United Way mission, which is to alleviate homelessness and hunger and to enrich the lives of others. We are proud to partner with an organization that looks out for the health and well being of others.” stated Scott Myer, UWPC Treasurer.

For more information regarding the United Way of Pike County you can contact Catherine Capasso, Executive Director at 570-296-9980 or visit their web site at www.unitedwaypike.org, or call toll free 888-306-6963. For further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org.

Photo caption: From Left to Right Tom Regenski, UWPC Board President, Ron Collins, UWPC Board Member, Patrick Kiesendahl, UWPC Board Member, Kelly Anne Gaughan, Esquire, Secretary PCBA, Scott Myer, UWPC Treasurer, Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, Esquire, President PCBA, Tom Didato, UWPC Board Member, Penney Luhrs, UWPC Board Member, Mike Donlon, UWPC Board Member, Cara Stokowski, UWPC Board Member, Eric Hamill, Esquire, UWPC Board Member, Sue Robbins, UWPC Board Member

December 7th, 2011

ATTORNEY MICHAEL PARKER, A BOARD CERTIFIED SOCIAL SECURITY TRIAL ADVOCATE

Attorney Michael Parker, a Board Certified Social Security Trial Advocate by the National Board of Legal Specialities, presented a seminar entitled the Beginner's Guide to Social Security Disability Claims. The seminar focused on the legal standard that the Social Security Administration uses to determine whether an individual is disabled. Attorney Parker also shared interesting anecdotes of his numerous years representing Claimant's before the Social Security Administration. He also shared techniques for success before the Social Security Administration.

November 14th, 2011

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION CLE HOSTS SPECIAL PRESENTATION ON MENTAL ILLNESS

Milford, PA- Pike County Bar Association President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, Esq., announced a special presentation by Steven A. Weisblatt, MD “ What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Mental Illness” as part of a full day live Continuing Legal Education program “Pike County Potpourri CLE 2011” November 18, 2011 at the Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA with 17 live presenters. Dr. Weisblatt stated that “Not a week goes by in most law practices when one doesn’t have an interaction with a person with mental illness. Many potential clients suffer from an undetected, misdiagnosed or mistreated mental illness which affects their impulses, judgment and/or actions. In some, alcohol and other substance use / abuse can be an indicator of an unrecognized mental health problem. As well, many clients are mistakenly given psychiatric medicines which can actually cause criminal or other irrational behavior.

For example, up to 14% of people suffer from some form of Bipolar Spectrum Disorder. Believe it or not, 70% will be misdiagnosed! In 10% of cases, the person will need to see up to 7 clinicians over ten years to get a correct diagnosis… In fact, the high prevalence of mental health disorders and the frequency of misdiagnosis – let alone mistreatment - that is prevalent in the general population is even higher with people interacting with the legal system.

Most attorneys have experienced clients who have mental health problems which, if recognized, documented and, perhaps treated, can meaningfully assist themselves and their counsel in their case. This talk will assist attorneys to identify subtle symptoms of mental health disorders that may otherwise go undetected and fail to be considered in how the case should be handled. As well, attorneys will gain sufficient understanding about medications to determine if a drug, prescribed or not prescribed, to a client may have impaired judgment, limited impulse control or even produced poor judgment. This includes recognizing including whether or not a client should be evaluated for competency or capacity. Finally, discussion will include how a competent and well-written psychiatric assessment can be a powerful tool in achieving a favorable resolution for clients.”

Dr. Steven Weisblatt is currently Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Downstate Medical Center. In addition to being the author of the former "Clinician's Corner" Column in Bipolar Magazine, he has spoken widely in the US, Canada and Europe on the subject of accurate diagnosis and effective treatments. He has served as an expert consultant to the U.S. Department of Justice, the Attorney General of NY State, the New York City Department of Education, the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare and law offices throughout New York and Pennsylvania. Dr. Weisblatt maintains a private practice with offices in Pocono Lake, PA and New Rochelle, NY and is Board Certified in both General Psychiatry and Geriatric Psychiatry.

President Erickson Kameen stated that the PCBA is committed to providing ongoing legal education programs. Attorneys are given the opportunity to receive 8 ˝ hours of continuing legal education by attending this full day program with 17 live speakers including local attorneys, judges, and out of state attorneys. Presenters include Personal injury attorney Charles Kannebecker, Esq.; The Hon. Gregory H. Chelak; Pike Co. Court of Common Pleas; The Hon. Joseph F. Kameen, President Judge of Pike County; Steven Guccini, Esq. and Oressa Campbell, Esq. (Dependency Law); Castle Law Doctrine presented by Pike County District Attorney The Hon. Raymond Tonkin,; D. Benjamin vanSteenburgh, III, Esq., Pike County Chief Public Defender; and The Hon. Michael Weinstein (former Pike Co. District Attorney); Lexis Legal Research for Lawyers by Rebecca Dunn, Esq.,; Social Security Disability Claims by Michael Parker, Esq.; Avoidance of Legal Malpractice (by attending this course, USI Affinity policyholders are eligible for a 5% discount on their professional liability insurance policy) by William McDevitt, Esq.; Records Management and Retention by Ellen Freedman, CLM, Law Practice Management Coordinator for the Pennsylvania Bar Association; and Divorce and Custody Overview in Pike County by Kelly Gaughan, Esq., Thomas E. Mincer, Esq.; Ron Bugaj, Esq.; and Ronnie Bugaj Fischer, Esq.. Pike County Bar Association President Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq. with be the CLE Facilitator for the full day event. To register for the event, go to pikebar.com/cle-event.html

November 7th, 2011

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES FULL DAY OF CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION

Milford PA – Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen has announced a full day event for continuing legal education for Pennsylvania lawyers on November 18th at the Hotel Fauchere in Milford. Eighteen live presenters will speak at the event including a host of state and local field leaders. Speakers include local personal injury attorney Charles Kannebecker, Esq. who will deliver a fast paced presentation on Personal Injury Overview covering a vast array of laws and recent legal decisions in this field.

The Hon. Gregory H. Chelak, Pike County Court of Common Pleas Judge will teach “Civil Practice & Procedure Overview “ emphasizing recent changes in civil law and how those changes relate to Pike County legal matters.

Steven A. Weisblatt, M.D. will teach the course” What Every Lawyer Needs to Know About Mental Illness.”

The Hon. Joseph F. Kameen, President Judge of Pike County will teach “Criminal Practice and Procedure Overview in Pike County” including New directions in sentencing including County and State Intermediate Punishment (IP); Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD); Consolidated Arraignment, Plea and Sentence (CAPS); Recidivism Risk Reduction Incentive (RRRI); Presumption of State incarceration for sentences over two years; State Prison Boot Camp and new rules and forms for expungement;

Steven Guccini, Esq. and Oressa Campbell, Esq. will update attorneys on recent changes in the juvenile laws of Pennsylvania by instructing the class in “Dependency Law.”

The Hon. Raymond Tonkin, Pike County District Attorney; D. Benjamin vanSteenburgh, III, Esq., Pike County Chief Public Defender; and former Pike Co. District Attorney The Hon. Michael Weinstein will discuss changes in criminal law regarding the Castle Law Doctrine where a person’s home is their “castle” and may be protected under certain circumstances.

Lexis Legal Research coordinator Rebecca Dunn will teach “Lexis Legal Research for Lawyers” emphasizing time saving techniques along with methods to increase legal research skills.

Michael Parker, Esq. will teach a new course on Social Security Disability Claims to educate local bar members.

William McDevitt, Esq. will teach “Avoidance of Legal Malpractice.” USI Affinity policyholders are eligible for a 5% discount on their annual professional liability insurance policy by attending this valuable course.

Ellen Freedman, CLM, Law Practice Management Coordinator for the Pennsylvania Bar Association will present an informative hour entitled “Records Management and Retention” to educate attendees regarding how long certain files must be retained before those files may be destroyed.

Local family law attorneys Kelly Gaughan, Esq.; Thomas E. Mincer, Esq.; Ron Bugaj, Esq. and Ronnie Bugaj Fischer, Esq., will provide a lively discussion regarding Divorce and Custody Overview in Pike County including recent changes to the relocation laws and grandparent visitation rights.

Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq., Pike County Bar Association President, will lead the day’s events as the CLE Facilitator. President Erickson Kameen noted that the Bar was fortunate to have a strong base of attorneys to assist with this annual program. All local presenters donate their time to the Pike County Bar Association to ensure the success of this event. This program is provided as a benefit to the members of the Pike County Bar Association. Non members may attend for $150.00 for the day. Eight and one half hours of CLE will be provided (6.5 substantive and 2 ethics). Complimentary breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided.

Pike County Potpourri CLE is scheduled for Friday, November 18, 2011 from 8:30 am to 5:35 pm at the Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA.

For more information please call 1-570-296-5102 or visit us online at pikebar.com/cle-event.html

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION'S LIVE CLE DEEMED A GREAT SUCCESS

Milford, PA - The Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) recently held a live Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program "Anatomy of a Murder" at the Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA. PCBA President and program facilitator Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, Esq. indicated that the faculty, consisting of Pike County President Judge Joseph Kameen, Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin, Pike County Chief Public Defender D. Benjamin VanSteenburgh and Pike County Public Defender Michael Weinstein (former Pike County District Attorney) comprised a highly qualified group of capital trial attorneys. Under Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 801 requires an attorney to meet educational and experiential criteria before participating in a case in which the district attorney has filed a "Notice of Aggravating Circumstances," as in Capital Murder cases. In those cases, an attorney must be a Pennsylvania attorney in good standing, an active practitioner with 5 years criminal litigation experience and have served as lead or co-counsel in a minimum of 8 significant cases. A minimum of 18 hours of training relevant to representation in capital cases as approved by the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board is required during the 3 year period immediately preceding the appointment. Vital training topics including the relevant law, pleading and motion practice, pretrial investigation, preparation, strategy, jury selection, trial preparation, presentation of scientific, forensic, biological and mental health evidence, ethical considerations and counsel's role throughout were topics addressed at the CLE.

Erickson Kameen thanked the presenters for sharing their expertise with fellow bar members. The movie "Anatomy of a Murder," shown as part of the Continuing Legal Education program, is based upon the novel written by John Voelker, the actual defense attorney in the 1952 Michigan case upon which the movie is based, where Lt. Coleman Peterson shot Mike Chenoweth, owner of the Lumberjack Tavern for the alleged rape and beating of Peterson's wife Charlotte. During the CLE presentation, the movie was stopped several times to allow for extensive discussion of key legal points along with similarities and differences between the movie and Pennsylvania law. Key portions of statutory law were dissected and discussed in an open forum. Former District Attorney Weinstein brought a unique perspective to the educational course by discussing the differences in his role as District Attorney versus his current position as Public Defender. The packed room of attendees listened intently as Judge Kameen and District Attorney Ray Tonkin reviewed factors considered in death penalty cases. Through extensive experience, Public Defenders VanSteenburgh and Weinstein offered information regarding mitigating factors in death penalty cases. Chief Public Defender D. Benjamin VanSteenburgh noted that in Pennsylvania, the finding of a mitigating factor would decrease the murder charge and therefore reduce the punishment time but would not allow for an outright dismissal of the charges as in the movie. In Northeast Pennsylvania, Attorneys VanSteenburgh, Weinstein and Tonkin along with Judge Kameen rank high relative to combined Capital Murder trial experience. The Pike County Bar Association praised these leaders for volunteering their time to perform a vital public service. PCBA President Erickson Kameen, Esq. indicated that "a great service is provided to the public by Continuing Legal Education of attorneys. In Pennsylvania, attorneys are required to take 12 hours of Continuing Legal Education each year. We are proud of the members of the Pike County Bar Association for their public service including providing and receiving education to remain current on the ever changing laws."

Photo caption: From Left to Right Pike County District Attorney Ray Tonkin, Pike County Chief Public Defender D. Benjamin VanSteenburgh, Pike County President Judge Joseph Kameen, Pike County Public Defender Michael Weinstein (former Pike County District Attorney)

April 12th, 2011

ATTORNEY SANFORD BEECHER HONORED FOR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF LAW PRACTICE

The Pike County Bar Association honored Attorney Sanford Beecher for his 50th anniversary of practicing law at a testimonial dinner on Friday April 8, 2011 at Peter’s Restaurant in Shohola. Many local attorneys, members of Attorney Beecher’s family, co-workers of Attorney Beecher for the past fifty years and local dignitaries all joined in the celebration of Attorney Beecher’s noteworthy career.

Pike County Bar President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen presented Attorney Beecher with resolutions in recognition of his contributions to the legal profession, the bar association and the community from Representatives Michael Peifer and Rosemary Brown of the PA House of Representatives; from Senator Lisa Baker from the PA State Senate and Congressman Thomas Marino from the U.S. House of Representatives.

Attorney John Klemeyer presented a humorous and entertaining retrospective of his partner’s and friend’s career over the past many decades. Present at the testimonial dinner were his wife Sally Beecher and his five children: Sharon, Susan, Sanford III, Stacy and Sarah.
Bar President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen presented an award from the Pike County Bar Association which recognized Attorney Beecher for his dedicated service to clients of Pike County. Attorney Erickson Kameen stated that Attorney Beecher “has always been willing to help out with advice to any young lawyer who had the courage to ask. His kindness to others and willingness to always be there to pave the way for younger lawyers is the finest example anyone can set. He continues to practice law the way it was meant to be practiced having grown up in an era where a lawyer’s word was his bond.”

Erickson Kameen described Beecher, senior member of the bar, as the “Granddaddy of the Pike Bar and a remarkable man who captured the hearts and minds of an entire bar”. She said “the respect and admiration that this bar holds for you is immeasurable and it is with great honor that we celebrate your career and 50 years of actively practicing law in Pennsylvania. In those fifty years, you have seen the invention of the internet, the takeoff of social media from Facebook to Twitter, yet in spite of the change around you, you remain steadfast and grounded in your original principles which have acted like a guiding light to all those who have come after you. Personally and on behalf of the Pike County Bar Association, we take great pride in your accomplishments and look forward to many more years with you.”

The Resolutions from the State and Federal representatives highlighted Attorney Beecher’s long and dignified career and his consistent and continuing contributions to his clients and the local and state community and his commitment to the spirit of the law and the mission of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Attorney Beecher continues his practice of law as counsel of the Milford law firm of Klemeyer, Farley and Bernathy, formerly known as Beecher, Wagner, Rose and Klemeyer. The evening was organized by PCBA officers Attorney Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, President; Attorney Kelly Gaughan, PCBA Secretary and Chairperson of the event, Attorney James Baron, PCBA Treasurer and coordinated by Niki Jones Agency a local public relations and marketing firm.

Photo caption: Attorney Sanford Beecher receives honorary photographs commemorating his 50th anniversary of practicing law from Pike County Judges Joseph Kameen and Gregory Chelak. A photograph will be hung in the Pike County Courthouse in recognition of Attorney Beecher’s remarkable career.

December 17th, 2010

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION GIVES JOY AT CDD CHRISTMAS PARTY

MILFORD-The Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) sponsored the annual Christmas Party for Center for Developmental Disabilities’ (CDD) on December 8th. Santa Claus delivered over 147 Christmas presents donated by the Bar Association to the CDD children. The PCBA purchased many of their great gifts from the Firefly Toy Store in Milford which kindly provided a discount in honor of the cause. The Bar Association has participated in the CDD gift giving for many years under a program originally started and sponsored by the late Milford attorney and humanitarian, Jack Linshaw (a past PCBA President). The gifts were picked out by attorney Anthony Waldron and his wife, Debby. Those present for the party included Santa Claus; PCBA President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen; President Judge Joseph F. Kameen (former PCBA President); former PCBA President Tony Waldron; PCBA Secretary and CDD Board Member Attorney Kelly Gaughan; and Chairman of the PCBA Charitable Committee, attorney Arthur Ridley.

Photo caption: Pictured above are (Front row): Children: (L to R): Joshua Frye hugging his sister Amanda, Julia Rodriguez, Sarah Ferguson, Brayden Dix, Natalie Kresse.
(Back row): CDD Board Member Pat Meltzer; CDD Vice-President of Development, Diane Chudoba; CDD Executive Director, Ann Gillerlane; Santa (Not visible in picture - Tommy Roew); PCBA President, attorney Elizabeth Erickson Kameen; President Judge Joseph F. Kameen; PCBA Secretary and CDD Board member, attorney Kelly Gaughan, (Not photographed: PCBA Past President Anthony Waldron; and attorney Arthur Ridley, Chairman of the PCBA Charitable Committee, PCBA member, and long time CDD supporter.
Photo Credit: Terry Balton

December 7th, 2010

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES FULL DAY OF CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION

Milford PA – Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen has announced a full day event for Continuing Legal Education for PA Lawyers on December 17 at the Fauchere Hotel in Milford. Fourteen live presenters including three judges will discuss 10 different subjects including personal injury, mortgage foreclosure , Pennsylvania Children’s Camp Law, Pennsylvania Divorce, Custody, Support overview, Criminal Practice including Intermediate Punishment Programs, Appellate tips, Bankruptcy pointers, Estate law, and Historical Crimes in Pike County.

President Erickson Kameen noted that the Bar was fortunate to have a strong base of attorneys to assist with this annual program. All presenters donate their time to the Pike County Bar Association to ensure the success of this event. This program is provided as a benefit to the members of the Pike County Bar Association. Non members may attend for $150.00 for the day. Eight hours of CLE will be provided (6 substantive and 2 ethics). Complimentary breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided.

The Pike County Potpourri CLE is scheduled for Friday, December 17, 2010 from 8:45 am to 5:20 pm at The Emerson House at the Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA.

Fourteen program speakers include Attorney Charles Kannebecker "Personal Injury Overview;" The Hon. Gregory Chelak "Civil Practice and Procedure Overview in Pike County including Mortgage Foreclosure Changes in Pike County;" The Hon. Joseph F. Kameen, President Judge, "Criminal Practice and Procedure Overview in Pike County including Intermediate Punishment Programs;" Attorney Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, facilitator for "Lunch and Learn Multi-Topic Bounce About/Question/Answer Format; " with Attorney Ronnie Bugaj Fischer "Appellate Practice Pointers, Tips & Updates; "Attorney Ron Bugaj "Support Law Changes/Settlement Agreements, Tips and Updates;" and Attorney Mark Moulton “Bankruptcy Tips; “Estate Law” Attorney Sanford Beecher, Attorney John “Duke” Schneider and Attorney Lara Dodsworth; The Hon. Alan Cooper “Pennsylvania Children Camp Law and Other Issues;” Attorney Kelly Gaughan/Attorney Thomas E. Mincer "Divorce and Custody Overview in Pike County with role play scenarios;" and, Pike County Historical Society Executive Director Lori Strelecki "Historical Crimes in Pike County (presentation of facts/findings including artifacts such as guns/hanging noose, etc.)

For more information please call 1-570-296-5102 or visit us online at pikebar.com/cle.html

December 8th, 2010

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES FULL DAY OF CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION

Milford PA – Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen has announced a full day event for continuing legal education for Pennsylvania lawyers on December 17th at the Fauchere Hotel in Milford. Fourteen live presenters including three judges will discuss 10 different subjects including: personal injury, mortgage foreclosure, Pennsylvania children’s camp law, Pennsylvania divorce, custody, support overview, criminal practice including Intermediate punishment programs, appellate tips, bankruptcy pointers, estate law, and historical crimes in Pike County.

President Erickson Kameen noted that the Bar was fortunate to have a strong base of attorneys to assist with this annual program. All presenters donate their time to the Pike County Bar Association to ensure the success of this event. This program is provided as a benefit to the members of the Pike County Bar Association. Non members may attend for $150.00 for the day. Eight hours of CLE will be provided (6 substantive and 2 ethics). Complimentary breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided.

The Pike County Potpourri CLE is scheduled for Friday, December 17, 2010 from 8:45 am to 5:20 pm at The Emerson House at the Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA.

Fourteen program speakers include Attorney Charles Kannebecker "Personal Injury Overview;" The Hon. Gregory Chelak "Civil Practice and Procedure Overview in Pike County including Mortgage Foreclosure Changes in Pike County;" The Hon. Joseph F. Kameen, President Judge, "Criminal Practice and Procedure Overview in Pike County including Intermediate Punishment Programs;" Attorney Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, facilitator for "Lunch and Learn Multi-Topic Bounce About/Question/Answer Format; " with Attorney Ronnie Bugaj Fischer "Appellate Practice Pointers, Tips & Updates; "Attorney Ron Bugaj "Support Law Changes/Settlement Agreements, Tips and Updates;" and Attorney Mark Moulton “Bankruptcy Tips; “Estate Law” Attorney Sanford Beecher, Attorney John “Duke” Schneider and Attorney Lara Dodsworth; The Hon. Alan Cooper “Pennsylvania Children Camp Law and Other Issues;” Attorney Kelly Gaughan/Attorney Thomas E. Mincer "Divorce and Custody Overview in Pike County with role play scenarios;" and, Pike County Historical Society
Executive Director Lori Strelecki "Historical Crimes in Pike County (presentation of facts/findings including artifacts such as guns/hanging noose, etc.)

For more information please call 1-570-296-5102 or visit us online at www.Pikebar.com/cle.html

November 24th, 2010

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION WISHES A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO JAN LOKUTA

On behalf of the Pike County Bar Association, we wish a speedy recovery for Jan Lokuta. Well wishes may be sent to:

Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center
1000 East Mountain Blvd.
Wilkes Barre, PA 18711
Attn.: Jan Lokuta Room 536A
Phone: (570) 808-7300

October 1st, 2010

ATTORNEY BILL RICE COURT MEMORIAL

Milford PA - It is a long standing tradition of the Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) to honor a deceased member by holding a memorial service in court where members have an opportunity to share their memories. A transcript of the proceeding will be made and presented to the family. Attorney William G. Rice who passed away on August 28, 2010 at the age of 48 after a long and courageous battle with leukemia will be honored on Friday, October 8th at 2 p.m. in the main courtroom of the Pike County Courthouse, Milford, PA.

The event is open for the public to attend while the Pike County Bar Association members speak. PCBA President, Elizabeth Erickson Kameen indicated that the court proceedings will be conducted by Senior Judge Harold A. Thomson, Jr.; President Judge Joseph F. Kameen and Judge Gregory Chelak.

September 21st, 2010

Court Memorial Service For William G. Rice will be on Friday, October 8th, 2010 in the Main Courtroom at 2pm.

September 1st, 2010

BILL RICE
September 26, 1961 - August 28th, 2010

William G. Rice, 48, of Lakeville, formerly of Clarion, died on Saturday, August 28, 2010, in Dunmore.

Born on September 26, 1961, in Brookville, he was the son of Gordon J. Rice Jr. and Dorothy Reinsel Rice of Clarion.

Mr. Rice was married on February 14, 1989, to the former Janet Accetturo, who survives.

He was a graduate of Clarion Area High School and Gannon University in 1985. He attended University of St. Thomas in Houston, TX, and graduated from Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, PA in 1993. Prior to law school, he worked for National Fuel Gas in Erie. He was a law clerk for Judge Harold A. Thomson, Pike County; and was a Pike County Public Defender. He was a former County Solicitor, and a former partner with Arthur Ridley at Ridley & Rice. He was currently employed by Weinstein, Schneider, Kannebecker, & Lokuta.

Mr. Rice was a member of the Queen of Peace Church in Hawley, PA; and the Knights of Columbus Hawley Council #797. Also, he was a long time treasurer of the Greeley Volunteer Fire Department.

In addition to his wife and parents, he is survived by his four daughters, Keyne Elizabeth, Margaret Mary, Natalie Rachel, and Emily Therese Rice at home; four siblings, Sherrie Smith and her husband, Brad, of Franklin, WI; Joseph Rice and his wife, Bonnie, of Clarion; Mary Jeanne Bagileo and her husband, Nick, of Laurel, MD; and Kathleen McElravy and her husband, Rob, of Shippenville; many beloved nieces, nephews, and godchildren; and his godmother, Helen Stahlman of Clarion.

He was preceded in death by a sister, Karen Marie Rice in 1961.

Callings hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, September 1, 2010, at the Robert V. Burns Funeral Home, 638 Wood Street, Clarion.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Thursday, September 2, 2010, in the Immaculate Conception Church in Clarion. Celebrants will be Rev. Peter Pilsner, Rev. William A. Rice, uncle, and Rev. Monty Sayers, pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church.

Interment will follow at the Immaculate Conception Cemetery in Clarion.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial donations be made in his name to: Greeley Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 99, Greeley, PA 18425; and the Queen of Peace Church, 314 Chestnut Avenue, Hawley, PA 18428.

August 19th, 2010

PIKE COUNTY JUDGE HONORED AS DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN

Milford - Pike County President Judge Joseph Kameen was recently honored as a Distinguished Citizen of his hometown, Forest City, at the town’s Old Home Week festival. The honor is bestowed upon a former Forest City resident, born and raised in town, who distinguishes himself in the world by is contribution to his community and profession.
The award was presented on July 31 in Forest City and was followed by a gala parade as part of the town’s annual Old Home Week celebration.
In addition to the Distinguished Citizen award, Judge Kameen was awarded the key to the city by Forest City Mayor Pat Coles. Pennsylvania Senator Lisa Baker participated in the award ceremony and presented a Proclamation from the Pennsylvania Senate congratulating Judge Kameen on the prestigious award and recognizing his exemplary citizenship. A Citation from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives recognizing Judge Kameen’s success, sponsored by State Representative Jim Wansacz, was also presented. The Susquehanna County Commissioners also attended and delivered a Certificate of Recognition to the Judge applauding his many achievements.
Judge Kameen was an honors graduate of Forest City Regional High School and a cum laude graduate of both East Stroudsburg University and Dickinson School of Law. He is a former First Assistant District Attorney of Pike County, was solicitor to many local government bodies and has been President Judge of Pike County since 2004. Prior to entering law school, he was an English teacher at East Stroudsburg High School for five years.
Among the accomplishments cited by his home town in making the award were Judge Kameen’s law school awards including his participation on the school’s national Appellate Moot Court Team, his winning of the Edgar I. King Appellate Moot Court award in final arguments before U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmum and Pa. Supreme Court Justice Roberts. The Judge was also inducted into the school’s honorary academic societies including the Order of Barristers and the Woolsack Society.
Judge Kameen was also recognized for his success as a Prosecutor for the Pike County District Attorney’s office prior to his election as Judge and for his continuing contribution to his community by his leadership on the County’s Criminal Justice Advisory Board and his participation on the Prison Board.
Prior to ascending to the Bench, Judge Kameen was a practicing attorney in the Milford area for almost twenty five years, first with Krawitz and Ridley, then with Berger and Kameen and finally with Kameen and Erickson. During his career he was elected President of the Pike County Bar Association, was a member and later President of the Pike County Economic Development Corporation, was named a director of Legal Services of Northeastern Pennsylvania, and was an elected member and officer of the Pike County Republican Committee.
Judge Kameen was joined at the Old Home Week festivities by many members of his extended family, friends and fellow classmates from years ago.
Judge Kameen is married to Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, his former law partner and current President of the Pike County Bar Association. Ms. Erickson Kameen is also editor of the Pike County Law Journal. The Kameen’s reside in Dingmans Ferry.

July 06, 2010

TEN PCBA SCHOLARSHIPS PRESENTED

Pike County, PA - The Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) awarded ten scholarships to the Class of 2010. Nine scholarships in the amount of five hundred ($500.00) each and one in the amount of one thousand ($1,000.00) were presented to local high school seniors this week. On June 9, 2010, PCBA President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, Esq. presented seven scholarships to Delaware Valley High School (DVHS) seniors. On June 18, 2010, Past PCBA President/Past Treasurer Anthony Waldron delivered three scholarships to Wallenpaupack Area School District High School (WASD) seniors. The scholarships are as follows:

PCBA Merit Scholarships (6 awards in the amount of $500.00 each) are awarded annually to six students; three Delaware Valley High School Seniors and three Wallenpaupack Area School District Seniors. The scholarship is awarded to students who excel in English and Social Studies and who demonstrate leadership and citizenship.

The Pike County Bar Association Merit Scholarship
DVHS Recipients: 1.) Caitlin Anderson 2.) Nicolle Herzog 3.) Gregory Callaghan
1.) In the top of her class, Caitlin Anderson is a member of Science Olympiad, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, Junior Historians, United Way Day of Caring, volunteer for multiple organizations and flute player, with Penn State University at University Park on the horizon.
2.) ”You will do well in school and you will go to college” are words that Nicolle Herzog’s mother instilled in her from an early age. She did and she is. Her great love of education is reflected in her class rank along with her membership in the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and National Society of High School Scholars. As Class Vice President, she demonstrates outstanding leadership skills which she will take with her to Bucknell University.
3.) As AP Class record holder, Mock Trial member, Captain Scholastic Bowl, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Historian, Science Olympiad, Harvard Summer Program and volunteer for multiple wonderful organizations, The College of William and Mary will be fortunate obtain PCBA scholarship recipient Gregory Callaghan. His strong academic achievements coupled with his extracurricular activities including substantial community involvement make him an ideal candidate for this award.

The Pike County Bar Association Merit Scholarship
WASD Recipients: 1.) Diana Olsheski 2.) Amareia Moffett 3.)Justin Grosz
1.) With a future in “Communications,” Diana Olsheski has an extensive history of community activities including teaching history to 4th graders, Ritz Company Playhouse, Vacation Bible School, Performing the National Anthem at Basketball games, Middle School Basketball concession stand, performing in the Paupack Methodist Bell Choir, dancing in senior citizens shows and performing in Dessin Animal Shelter benefit shows. Her multifaceted hobbies include voice, acting, dancing, painting, drawing, writing, exercising, and recreational sports. Her extensive community involvement and academic achievements will serve her well as she pursues her higher education.
2.) Amareia Moffett of the Charnett Moffett Trio is a professional keyboard bass player and singer. She plans to major in communications/journalism to pursue a career as a television journalist. Her dedication, enthusiasm and hard work will bring her and the community great rewards.
3.) Justin Grosz has diversified interests including national professional midget car racing, weightlifting, basketball and reading. He has a history of hard work, ingenuity and a desire to learn. He plans to pursue a degree in Economics at the University of Pittsburgh and to achieve great things.

The Arthur B. Siegel Humanitarian Scholarship (1 award)
DVHS Recipients: Sarah Gilmour
The Arthur B. Siegel Humanitarian Scholarship is presented in memory of Attorney Art Siegel. Bar President Erickson Kameen stated “We will never forget Art. His keen mind, quick wit and his endearing personal warmth will live on in our memories. In recognition of his legal abilities, his humanitarian side, his compassion, his humor and charm, we will pass those memories on to deserving students in Art’s name. This scholarship is presented to a student who demonstrates the most diversified interests along with possessing humanitarian interests as well. We also look for a little something “extra” that sparks a thought of Art. “
Our late colleague’s widow, Miriam Siegel, presented the scholarship to this year’s winner Sarah Gilmour. At the top of her class, Vice President of the National Honor Society, Student Council, Scholastic Bowl, Junior Historians, National History Day, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, Mu Alpha Theta President, Varsity Tennis, Science Olympiad, Art Club, AP Scholar Award, National Society of High School Scholars, Sarah Gilmour still found time for countless community assistance projects including Veteran’s Day Dinner, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President’s Day, Black History Month, Women’s History Month, Holocaust Project, American Cancer Society Relay for Life, United Way Day of Caring, and Big Sister program.

The Matthew D. Blumberg Memorial Scholarship (2 awards)
DVHS Recipients: Mira Lazaroff and Emily Guerra
On behalf of the PCBA, President Erickson Kameen stated “it is always a pleasure to award the next Scholarship in memory of Attorney Matthew D. Blumberg. We remember Matt as a well-respected and highly intelligent attorney, beloved colleague and friend to many. His memory will carry on through the recipients of the PCBA scholarship fund set up in his honor. This scholarship is awarded to students who express an interest in helping children and/or who have overcome difficult childhood issues.” This year, two recipients received this award.
The first Blumberg Scholarship recipient, Mira Lazaroff, has plans to pursue a degree in Child Psychology. President Erickson Kameen commented that “Mira Lazaroff has demonstrated a life long interest in helping children by her extensive community service work including the Port Jervis Book Buddy System and as a camp counselor. Involved in drama, AP classes, work with children at the JCC, Youth Group, Student Council, and Future Business Leaders of America, this bright and giving student is a perfect recipient for this award. Her hard work and dedication to her community and to her class are commendable including her previous leadership role as class advisor and class secretary. Mira Lazaroff will be a natural when it comes to helping children”.
The next Blumberg Scholarship recipient, Emily Guerra, “has an interest in Elementary Education, has played teacher from an early age, has a long history of assisting children from Genuine Alternative in Therapy Riding Stable to Youth Group and is Captain of Swim Team and Tennis. With a strong desire to excel in the field of Elementary Education, with an emphasis on sports and fitness, Emily Guerra clearly possesses those attributes for which the Blumberg Scholarship was established. On behalf of the PCBA, we are proud of her accomplishments and wish her all the best as she embarks upon her college career” commented PCBA President Erickson Kameen.

The Dr. Sidney L. Krawitz Scholarship (1 award in the amount of $1,000.00)
PCBA President Erickson Kameen indicated that “The first annual Dr. Sidney L. Krawitz scholarship in the amount of $1000 presented on behalf of the Pike County Bar Association in memory of a great community leader, past President of the Pike County Bar Association and most notably, past President of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, is awarded to a student who excels in school, who exemplifies leadership and who truly stands above the crowd.”
National Honor Society President, Peer Mediation District Leader, Science Olympiad, Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, National Merit Scholar Semifinalist, Varsity Scholastic Bowl Captain, Head of Junior Historians, Reading Team, Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science and community volunteer including Veteran’s Dinner, Senior Citizens’ Night, Holocaust Survivors’ Night, Food Pantry, Salvation Army and school beautification projects and overall number one student in class rank, the PCBA presented the first annual Dr. Krawitz award to Valerie Langberg.
Bar President Erickson Kameen indicated that “our hats are off to an incredibly well-rounded and gifted group of students. On behalf of the Pike County Bar Association, congratulations and all our best wishes to the Class of 2010. “

June 28th, 2010 

AWARDS PRESENTED TO PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION

Milford, PA – Recently the Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) received three County Bar Recognition Awards by the Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) for outstanding projects and activities conducted by the Pike County Bar Association. Those notable projects and programs include Publication of the Pike County Legal Journal, formation of the PCBA Charitable Committee to further increase the charitable work of the bar, and commencement of the Live Continuing Legal Education Program reports Attorney Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, Pike County Bar Association President.

The 2010 awards were presented during the 44th annual seminar of the
Conference of County Bar Leaders in Lancaster, PA. Out of sixty judicial districts in Pennsylvania, twenty-six bar associations were honored for sponsoring projects and programs to improve the legal profession, justice system and community.

“Each year, thousands of Pennsylvania lawyers voluntarily invest their time and expertise in programs that improve our local communities and this ongoing commitment to service is to be commended,” said PBA President Clifford E. Haines. “It is our hope that the County Bar Recognition Awards will encourage even more legal professionals to take part in activities that make positive impacts on the lives of their fellow citizens.” According to President Erickson Kameen, “The generosity of the Pike County Bar Association members is extraordinary. Without the constant dedication, commitment and generosity of our members, these projects would not be possible.”

The first project recognized is the publication of the Pike County Legal Journal. The Journal is a weekly publication of the Pike County Bar Association containing decisions of the Pike County Court, legal notices including Sheriff Sales, advertisements, articles, court calendar, listings of lawsuits filed including mortgage foreclosures, custody, divorces filed, divorces granted, protection from abuse, property actions, marriage license filings, deed transfers, mortgages filed, criminal sentencing and dispositions and other matters of legal interest. More information on this legal publication is available at www.pikebar.com. “The publication of the Pike County Legal Journal has improved the stature of the bar association by leaps and bounds. It has proven to be an invaluable resource to the legal community as well as to the public by the publication and weekly availability of the legal ads on the Journal’s website at www.pikecountylegaljournal.com. The legal ads are available online at no cost to the public and a hard copy subscription to the full Journal (which contains legal opinions and all information referred to above) is available for $75 a year. President Erickson Kameen who spearheaded the project stated that “…through the full and unwavering support of the Pike County Bar Association, the Journal is the most successful project taken on the Pike County Bar Association in the history of the association.” Erickson Kameen credits the outstanding bar association members and the invaluable assistance of the Niki Jones Agency, a local company, who has assisted the bar association for years, from creation of the bar association website to the weekly publication and design of the Pike County Legal Journal.

The second project for which the Pike Bar has been recognized by the PBA is for the formation of the PCBA Charitable Committee to further increase the charitable work of the bar. President Erickson Kameen of the Charitable Committee along with Committee Chair Attorney Arthur K. Ridley and committee members Attorney Kelly Gaughan of Levy, Stieh and Gaughan; Attorney Stacey Beecher Chelak; Attorney Lara Dodsworth, and Attorney Rob Murphy attend to the charitable works of the bar including providing ten scholarships ($5,500.00 total awards) to local high school seniors, providing funds to the Mock Trial Teams of local high school teams, providing funds to the Community Outreach program to assist families experiencing a tragedy, providing a Christmas Party, gifts and separate funding for the Center for Developmentally Disabled Children in excess of $13,000.00 for the immediate past year, providing funding for the Pike County Historical Society for their invaluable assistance to the Pike County Legal Journal regarding past cases of historical importance or significance, American Red Cross and various other charitable funding of a local significance. President Erickson Kameen commented that “Local Attorney Art Ridley was chosen to guide the Charitable Committee. His common sense, compassion and wisdom along with his proven history make him a natural for the position. We are honored and thrilled to be under the guidance of Attorney Ridley.”

The third award given to the Pike Bar is for commencement of the Live Continuing Legal Education Program. This program was organized by Attorney Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, Pike County Bar Association President. “Without the assistance of Pike County Bar Association members, the program could not have been so successful. Nine bar members donated their time and skill for a full day seminar presented at the Tom Quick Inn. Those members who gave live presentations include: Attorney Charles Kannebecker-Personal Injury Overview; Judge Gregory H. Chelak, Civil Practice and Procedure Overview; President Judge Joseph F. Kameen, Criminal Practice and Procedure Overview; The Anatomy of a Legal Journal, Attorney and Pike County Bar Association President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen; Attorney Ronnie Bugaj Fischer, Appellate Procedure Nutshell; Attorney Ron Bugaj, Drafting Marital Settlement Agreements; Divorce and Custody Overview in Pike County, Attorney Kelly Gaughan and Attorney Thomas E. Mincer; and, Property Insurance Coverage/Business Commercial Defenses, Damages and Policies, Attorney Joseph R. Rydzewski. In the fall, the Hon. Michael Weinstein and Chief Public Defender, D. Benjamin VanSteenburgh will present a Continuing Legal Education program entitled “The Anatomy of a Murder” along with President Judge Joseph F. Kameen.
President Erickson Kameen commended the experience of the CLE instructors and their willingness to share their wisdom with others.

On behalf of the Pike County Bar Association, President Erickson Kameen stated “we are grateful for the camaraderie of our members and are pleased to continue to expand the benefits provided to the community by the Pike County Bar Association.”

December 17th, 2009 

PIKE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION GIVES JOY AT CDD CHRISTMAS PARTY

MILFORD-The Pike County Bar Association (PCBA) sponsored the Center for Developmental Disabilities’ (CDD) annual Christmas party on December 15th, where Santa Claus delivered over 106 Christmas presents donated by the Bar Association. The PCBA shopped locally by purchasing many of their great gifts from the Firefly Toy Store in Milford, which kindly provided a discount in honor of the cause. The Pike County Bar Association has participated in the CDD gift giving for many years under a program originally started and sponsored by the late Milford attorney and humanitarian, Jack Linshaw (a past PCBA member). The gifts were acquired by attorney Anthony Waldron; his wife, Debby Waldron, and their two adult children Dan and Vicky Waldron, and were purchased with funds from the Pike County Bar Association. Those present for the party included Santa Claus (see below); Pike County Bar Association President Elizabeth Erickson Kameen; former Pike County Bar Association President Tony Waldron; Attorney Arthur Ridley, Attorney Stacey Beecher Chelak, Attorney and Attorney Kelly Gaughan.

Pictured above are (Front row): Children: Taylor Hite and Noah Decker enjoying the party and gifts from Santa. Not visible in picture Dave Helms.

(Back): Diane Chudoba, CDD Vice-President of Development; long time supporter and Pike County Bar Association member, attorney Arthur Ridley; Pike County Bar Association member attorney Stacey Beecher Chelak; Pike County Bar Association member attorney Tony Waldron; CDD Board Member Pat Meltzer; attorney Elizabeth Erickson Kameen, Pike Co. Bar Association President; Susanne Wroblewski, CDD Board Member; Ann Gillerlane, CDD Executive Director holding Rosie Owen; and Pike County Bar Association member and officer attorney Kelly Gaughan, CDD Board Member (not in picture).

March 6th, 2007 

Memorial Service Scheduled

The Pike County Bar Association has scheduled a memorial service for The Honorable William N. Sanquilly, for Friday, March 23, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. in the main courtroom of the Pike County Courthouse.  You are cordially invited to attend the memorial service on behalf of William N. Sanquilly in recognition of his life and his contribution to the judicial system.   The attorneys and judiciary will share their memories of Bill.  Together we can reflect on Bill, our memories of him and how much he will be missed. 

The Honorable Joseph F. Kameen, President Judge, of Pike County will preside.  Elizabeth A. Erickson Kameen, President of the Pike County Bar Association will coordinate the memorial service.

All members of the Judiciary and Bar are invited to make comments in remembrance of The Honorable William N. Sanquilly of Hawley, who died unexpectedly Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007, in Blooming Grove.  He was Pike County Magisterial District Justice since 1987.

A transcript of the proceeding will be maintained and will be presented to the family following the memorial service.

It is not necessary to make pre-arrangements to speak at the memorial service.  However, if you wish to do so, please contact Elizabeth Erickson Kameen at 570-296-4070 or 570-828-6317 or by email to erickson2327@hotmail.com.

December 2006

CDD Christmas Party Gifts by Pike Co. Bar Association