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Bar-o-Meter (ISSN 0893-6056) is published monthly by the Wichita Bar Association, 225 N. Market,Suite 200, Wichita, KS 67202-2023. (316) 263-2251. Inquiries should be sent to 225 N. Market, Suite200, Wichita, KS 67202-2023.Non-member subscription rate is $25.Periodicals Postage Paid at Wichita, KSPOSTMASTER Send address changes to Bar-o-Meter, 225 N. Market, Suite 200, Wichita, KS 67202-2023©2023BAR-o-METER | OCT 20232Bar-o-MeterW i c h i t a B a r A s s o c i a t i o nOfficersPRESIDENT: SCOTT HILLPRESIDENT-ELECT: MICHELLE MOE WITTEVICE PRESIDENT: RACHEL WETTASECRETARY TREASURER: MEGAN TOWNSLEYBar-o-Meter Committee & Writing StaffMEGAN TOWNSLEY, CHAIR AND EDITORWichita Bar AssociationEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: VIRDENA GILKEYMEMBERSHIP AND OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR: LUPITA REYESMICHAEL ANDRUSAKMONIQUE K. CENTENOKRYSTLE DALKESUZANNE DWYERHON. JAMES R. FLEETWOODJACK FOCHTLACY GILMOURMATTHEW GORNEYMEL GREGORYCHRISTINA HANSENTYLER HEFFRONCHASITY HELMJENNIFER HILLSCOTT HILLHON. KELLIE E. HOGANDAVID JOHNSONNORMAN KELLYJ. MATTHEW LEAVITTJENNIFER MAGANAAMANDA MARINOBRIAN K. MCLEODSARAH NEWELLAMBER NORRISJASON ROACHMEGAN STORIEJESSICA SUHRMARCIA A. WOODBoard of GovernorsJANUARY BAILEYHON. MICHAEL HOELSCHERJACQUELINE KELLYJESSICA LEAVITTRICHARD SAMANIEGOJESSICA SUHRInside the October Bar-o-Meter:Judges’ Day 2023 ............................................................................................................................................. 4-7U.S. Magistrate Judge Brooks G. Severson ........................................................................................................ 8KLS Trivia Night .................................................................................................................................................. 9Two Longest Serving Law Clerks Retire ........................................................................................................... 10Wichita Unveils Chester I. Lewis Reflection Square Park ................................................................................ 12Richard Jay Sanborn Obituary .......................................................................................................................... 13Monthly Luncheon Schedule ........................................................................................................................... 15Inside Every Issue:From the President ............................................................................................................................................. Criminal Jury Summary ......................................................................................................................................WBA Events Calendar ........................................................................................................................................Hearsay ..............................................................................................................................................................WBA Members ...................................................................................................................................................Classified Advertising ........................................................................................................................................31216171718

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BAR-O-METER | OCT 20233From the PresidentScott HillI know I’m not alone in believing that Judges’ Day 2023 was a huge success! Thank you to all that either participatedor worked behind the scenes to make it all possible. As your President, while I would love to participate in each andevery event, I instead have the privilege of circumnavigating the greater Wichita metropolitan area and stopping into all of the Judges’ Day events to say “hello” and “thank you.” I thought I might share a bit about my day’sexperience with you all. My morning began with a sendoff of the bike ride. Over a dozen riders participated in varying distances between 20and 40 miles, beginning and ending at the Timbuktu Bar & Grill in Andover, Kansas. Special thanks to January Baileyand David Prelle Eron of Prelle Eron & Bailey, P.A. for sponsoring and leading the ride. I then traveled west to Rolling Hills golf course where we had over 50 attorney and judge participants. While golfwas already underway, I was able to head out on course with Executive Director Virdena Gilkey to greet lawyers andjudges and witnesses a few solid putts and drives. From Rolling Hills, I went to the nearby Side Pockets Restaurant and Sports Bar. More than a dozen competed inhead-to-head pool competition, while enjoying lunch and beverages. Special thanks go out to Fred Johnson forleading the charge. After a quick loss to Judge William Wooley in 8-ball (my only actual Judges’ Day participation), I traveled to Sim GolfCourse to say hello to the nearly dozen foursomes participating at that course. It was a pleasure seeing many oldfriends at the clubhouse, as players hit the turn. Tennis and Pickleball were next at the Ralph Wulz Riverside Tennis Center where I was able to greet many of theparticipants and pause for a quick photo before the players took to the court. Thanks goes out to Rick Thompsonfor his leadership in all things racket.After leaving the tennis center, I traveled nearly to Augusta to the clay shooing event at Michael Murphy & Sons. I’venever been much of a shooter myself, but the setup and comradery among lawyer and judge participants may makeme change my mind for next year. A special Thanks to Shannon Kelly for her year-after-year leadership of thisevent.Back to the west side with Trivia at Quincy’s Bar & Grill at 21st and West Street. Thank you for the warm welcomefrom everyone participating. And special thanks to Michelle Meier of the Kansas Commission on Peace Officers’Standards and Training who spearheaded this event. Last but not least, I headed over to the Judges’ Day Barbeque and the “Bar Wars: Return of the Bar Show” at CrownUptown. The crowd was amazing. Nearly 400 attendees came from far and wide to watch the first Bar Show since2016. And those in the audience were not disappointed! The show itself was phenomenal. The talent among ourWBA members is truly unmatched. I will not attempt to recognize all those who put countless hours into makingthis a success. But I will say a special thank you to Christy Campbell, who advocated for a return of the bar showand helped organize and lead. I have had the pleasure of working with Christy since the birth of the Bar Show –Judges’ Day marriage concept was introduced just over a year ago. Christy, you did it!Finally, I’d like to take this privilege to recognize someone who I didn’t see at this Judges’ Day. I can hardly think of aWBA event, let alone a Judges’ Day, that I have attended in the last 20 years where Linda Gregory wasn’t there. Taking pictures. Supporting our Association. Supporting the community. Or simply being our friend. My purposehere is not to eulogize, but to simply say a belated thank you to both Mel and Linda Gregory, and to share that Lindawill be missed. Thank you for continuing with us at Judges’ Day this year, Mel. See everyone again next year!

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Hon. Tyler RoushSteve RupertAaron BreitenbachCasey CottonSarah BalderasEthan McInteerBruce SwensonHon. Gunnar SundbyChampionship Flight 1st PlaceChampionship Flight 2nd PlaceJeff LoweRyan GeringEric ParkhurstPhoenix AnshutzHon. Merlin WheelerHon. David RogersHon. Tim LaheyHon. Daniel CreitzChampionship Flight 1st PlaceChampionship Flight 2nd PlaceMegan TownsleyWilliam TownsleyMatthew SondergardMichael CannadyHon. Amy ClineEmily DepewEmily PenningtonJessica DeVaderFlight 1st PlaceFlight 2nd PlaceRichard PaughGary AlbinChris PateJorge De HoyosShawn LautzHon. William KehrHon. Aaron ZarchinRocky WiechmanFlight 1st PlaceFlight 2nd PlaceMen's longest drive - Steve RupertWomen's longest drive - Emily PenningtonMen's closest to pin - Jim ArmstrongWomen's closest to pin - Emily PenningtonMen's longest drive - Ryan GeringWomen's longest drive - Katie ChlumskyMen's closest to pin - Dave HawleyWomen's closest to pin - Katie ChlumskyRolling HillsGolf, Clay Shoot, Pool and Trivia ResultsSim ParkBAR-O-METER | OCT 20234Clay ShootBest Shot - Hon. John Broomes2nd Best Shot - Shannon Kelly3rd Best Shot - Hon. Mitchell HerrenBest Iron Man Shot - Michael FowlerBest Spectator Judge - Hon. Linda KirbyBest Perseverance Counsel - Suzanne DwyerBest Newcomer Counsel - Francis SchneiderTrivia1st Place Team“Public Defense Wins Championships”Ellen AlbrittonChristopher NooneDwayna McFerrenAshlee McLaurainBach HangYannick CoolsVictoria EckJ. Houston BalesMegan StorieJorge De HoyosTyler LaudickTom HenryPool TournamentTrophy Division1st - Nolan Wright2nd - Brian Carman3rd - Mike Whalen4th - Hon. Eric WilliamsChampionship DivisionKnute FraserPool Cue WinnersDonald PetersonBrian CarmanShannon Kelly for organizing the Clay Shoot.Rick Thompson for organizing the Tennis/Pickleball Tournament.January Bailey and David Prelle Eron for organizing the Bike Ride.Fred Johnson for organizing the Pool Tournament.Michelle Meier for organizing the Trivia Contest.Wichita Legal Professionals who staffed the check-in table at the Barbecue Dinner and Bar Show.Virdena Gilkey, Lupita Reyes, Scott Hill, Michelle Meier, Rick Thompson, Shannon Kelly, Emma Hochman, FredJohnson, Megan Storie, and Mel Gregory for the Judges' Day photographs.A big thank you to Security 1st Title and the WBA for being a sponsor of the Judges' Day Barbecue. Thank you ImageQuest, Wichita Bar Association, and Emprise Bank for your sponsorship of the golf tournament. Thanks to the following volunteers for making Judges' Day a success:Judges’ Day 2023

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Each ticket is just $75.00 pre-purchased or $100.00 at the doorfor hours of funTeams of 8 for $525.00Have an even better time with a top table for 8 and waiterservice delivered by our always smiling staff for $750.00If you want your own team, promotion of your firm, waiterservice and the ability to evict anyone else from their table soyou get a better seat, $1000.00Cannot attend but want to help us help others? Donations aregladly accepted.Location: The fabulous new Henry’s Place and Roof TopTerrace at Niche, 124 S. Broadway, with parking across thestreetDate: October 24, 2023 Time: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. cocktailsand heavy appetizers. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. let the gamesbeginIt is that time of year again. Time for KLS Trivia Night Emceed by ourfabulous Appellate Court Judges Amy Fellows Cline and Lesley AnnIsherwood. This year we have some exciting packages.Tickets online with the QR code or contact Rhonda Sullivan at sullivanr@klsinc.org BAR-O-METER | OCT 20239

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Conference Roomsf o r R e n tSEDGWICK COUNTY LAW CENTERConference Room #1: 1/2 day - $250.00* All day - $500.00Conference Room #2: 1/2 day - $350.00* All day - $550.00(audio/visual included) Conference Room #3: 1/2 day - $250.00* All day - $500.00$75 increase per additional room.These hours include set up and break down time.*½ day = 4 hours or less; all day = 8 hours.Conference Room #4: 1/2 day - $250.00* All day - $500.00Conference Room CombinationsCONTACT USCONTACT INFORMATIONVirdena Gilkey, Executive Directorvgilkey@wichitabar.orgLupita Reyes, Administrative Assistantlreyes@wichitabar.orgRENTAL RATES ITEMS INCLUDED IN RENTALRound and/or rectangle tables (indoors only)Black chairsKitchen (indoor only)Piano (if needed)Audio/visual equipment (if included in rental)DOWNTOWN LOCATIONWichita, Kansas 67202225 N. Market1st Floor Conference RoomPREMIER EVENT SPACE316-263-2251

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JUDGECASEPROSECUTORDEFENSE ATTYMOST SERIOUS CHARGERESULTRoush23CR0161Daniel WellsTaylor Deillehayct 1-battery on LEOct 2-domestic batteryNot Guilty;GuiltyBrown21CR2491Sophia BrunettiMark Sevartct 1-violate offender reg.Not GuiltyWilliams23CR0431Jack MitchellQuentin Akerct 1-crim. poss. weaponHungSmith20CR0941Robert ShortJennifer JamisonBonnie Corradoct 1-aggravated robberyct 2-crim. poss. weaponct 3-crim. poss. weaponct 4-crim. poss. weaponct 5-crim. poss. weaponct 6-crim. poss. weaponGuilty;Guilty;Guilty;Guilty;Guilty;GuiltySyrios20CR1972Sophia BrunettiAlice OsburnMike Studtmannct 1-agg. ind. libertiesct 2-agg. ind. libertiesct 3-agg. ind. libertiesct 4-agg. ind. libertiesct 5-agg. ind. libertiesct 6-rapeGuilty;Guilty;Guilty;Guilty;Guilty;GuiltyCriminal Jury SummaryOn August 29, 2023, federal court friends and family gathered fora retirement reception to recognize the two longest-servingemployees in the United States District Court for the District ofKansas.Mike Lahey began his legal career in August 1987 as a law clerkfor Senior District Judge Wesley Brown. After Judge Brown passedaway in 2012, Mike clerked for Judge Monti Belot, then Judge TomMarten, and then Judge John Broomes. Fun fact – Judge Broomesclerked for Judge Belot, and Judge Belot had clerked for JudgeBrown. And Mike was there to give advice and counsel to all ofthem.Brian Wood started clerking for Judge Pat Kelly in February 1989.When Judge Kelly retired, Brian then worked for Judge Kelly’ssuccessor, Judge Tom Marten, and stayed in that chambers untilJudge Marten retired. Judge Eric Melgren – upon becoming ChiefJudge Eric Melgren – was able to add Brian to his staff for a term. A win-win.Judge Broomes, Judge Belot, and Judge Melgren all spoke at thereception, recognizing Mike and Brian for their dedicated service,legal acumen, and friendship.Two Longest Serving Law Clerks RetireBy: Marcia WoodBAR-O-METER | OCT 202312

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We have a newly refurbished park in Wichita, named for a prominent Wichita attorney. On September 16,2023, the City’s Park & Recreation Department unveiled the Chester I. Lewis Reflection Square Park.Originally created in 2002, the City completely revamped the design as part of its larger redevelopmentproject at Broadway and Williams. Three WBA Representatives were in attendance for the festivities.Chester I. Lewis, Jr. was a Kansas civil rights activist. Born in Hutchinson in 1928, Chester Lewis Sr. was thehead of a Black newspaper, The Hutchinson Blade. His father encouraged him to become a lawyer so thatLewis Jr. could fight in the courts what Lewis Sr. had fought in the press. And so, Lewis attended theUniversity of Kansas, where he would graduate with a law degree in 1953 near the top of his class. Lewis then moved south to Wichita and immediately began to shake up the local establishment. His firstpiece of litigation began with the birth of his first child in July 1953. Lewis’s wife, Jacqueline, had lighter skin.After the birth, a nurse asked Jacqueline her race. Upon learning that she was Black, the nurse requiredJacqueline to move to another room because Wesley Hospital only gave private rooms to white women. Thenurses then moved Lewis’s newborn son to a segregated area of the nursery ward. Wichita Unveils Chester I. Lewis Reflection Square ParkBy: Diana StanleyBAR-O-METER | OCT 202313Lewis confronted the hospital staff and threatened to sue them under an obscure 1874 Kansas statuteprohibiting discrimination in public accommodations. The hospital quickly changed its policy. Two monthslater, Lewis initiated his next civil rights lawsuit using the same 1874 law—this time successfullydesegregating the city’s public swimming pool. Lewis was only 25. I asked Chester’s long-time friend—and sometimes opposing counsel—Jack Focht about what Lewis was likeand what he wanted Wichita attorneys to know about him: He was a terror in the courtroom. A terror who wasn’t afraid of anything. He was also erudite. We’d talk forhours in my office in the prosecutor’s office, about life, and arguing about this case and that. But his braverywent beyond the courtroom. I remember when Lewis and his wife bought a house in an all-whiteneighborhood. It caused quite a stir. It was a situation where something was wrong and someone needed todo something about it. Lewis was always the man who would do something.The new park design features artwork by artists, Ellamonique Baccus and Matthew Mazzotta, depicting hismany achievements. One panel features a train car, commemorating his class action victory for Black trainporters. Another features his important role in the Wichita Dockum lunch counter sit-protest as a mentorand legal advisor to the students. It’s a beautiful space and I encourage everyone to take a few minutes tovisit it on their next trip downtown.

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Richard Jay (Rick) Sanborn passed away comfortably and peacefully at his home in thecountry on August 15, 2023, with his sister Wendy at his side. He was 69 years old. Hisparents, who always called him “Ricky” allegedly named Richard after HumphreyBogart’s character in Casablanca. Richard was born on February 27, 1954, to theHonorable Keith and Wanda Sanborn in Wichita, Kansas. He graduated from EastHigh School, then obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree at Wichita State University in1977 before attending Washburn Law School. He obtained his Juris Doctorate in1981, following in the law like his father. Richard was dedicated to the law. He worked in private practice in Wichita, startingthe law firms of Cranmer & Sanborn, then Sanborn, Sadowsky & Mills, then workingwith his father, Keith at Sanborn & Sanborn. Richard also sat as a Municipal CourtJudge for 13 years in Mulvane and Wichita. Richard Jay SanbornFebruary 27, 1954 - August 15, 2023While practicing law and providing services as a Judge, he also held the title of Consultant Sedgwick County DistrictAttorney, Legal Counsel to the Sedgwick County Clerk and provided counsel to the Great Bend, Kansas PoliceDepartment. Richard was an active member in the American, Kansas, and Wichita Bar Associations and sat onseveral committees. He was on the Board of Governors for the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association and was a memberof the American Association of Trial Lawyers, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the KansasAssociation of City Attorneys, the Wichita Labor Federation, and was a Phi Alpha Delta and Lambda Alpha. Simply put, Richard loved the law and strived to make a difference throughout his law career. He helped many whowould not otherwise have had legal representation, often with just a promise to “make it right with him.” Richard was married prior, but later found the love of his life, Carole, whom he called Carley Sue, in 2010. Theyshared their love of the outdoors, bonfires, farm living, fishing, Minnesota, antique hunting, music and adventure. Richard, like his love of the law, truly loved music and was a talented musician. He loved to sing and pick his guitar,often with a small group of other talented musicians. He looked forward to the Winfield Bluegrass Festival each yearand would share a new or old song with others while attending. Richard saw Elvis in the 1970’s in Las Vegas and metBB King and Waylon Jennings at the Hilton Lounge there, too. He lived life to the fullest, even obtaining the firearmthat had shot him in his twenties. The bullet was meant for someone else, but in dealing with the District Attorney toobtain an attempted murder conviction for the intended victim, Richard made a deal to get the weapon after thetrial. He succeeded. Richard was predeceased in death by wife Carole and his parents. He is survived by sister Wendy Sanborn Dougan(John) and nephew Art Dougan (Samantha), Deb Sanborn and KJ Sanborn. Richard is also survived by Carole’sdaughter, Cara Hull Beck (Tyler) of Salina and Carole’s two sons Jason and Pierce. He leaves behind a myriad ofbeloved friends and his cat Sam and dog Tommie Sue – thank you to Adrian and Josh for adopting them. In lieu of flowers please donate generously to your favorite Animal Rescue Group, Legal Defense Fund, CancerResearch, or consider becoming an organ donor.Richard, a gentle soul, left us with the precept “Speak not harshly…” May our lives be more gentle in knowing andremembering him. Speak not harshly, was the preceptWhich to man the Savior taught—May that precept ever guide us—Gentle words will cost us naught.BAR-O-METER | OCT 202314

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Colonel Steven J. Smart, ANGCommander, 184th WingMcConnell Air Force BaseAnne KraybillWichita Art MuseumDirector/CEOMONTHLY LUNCHEON SCHEDULEOCTOBER - DECEMBER 2023316-263-2251 ext. 100 lreyes@wichitabar.orgNicki RoseFoulston SiefkinEthics CLE (1 HR)Tuesday, October 10, 2023Wichita Art Museum 1400 West Museum BoulevardWichita, KS11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Tuesday, November 14, 2023Sedgwick County Law Center225 N Market.Wichita, KS11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Tuesday, December 12, 2023Sedgwick County Law Center225 N Market.Wichita, KS11:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.REGISTRATION:WBA MEMBER - $25NON-MEMBER - $50REGISTRATION:WBA MEMBER - $24REGISTRATION:WBA MEMBER - $15SAVE THE DATESOCTOBER REGISTRATION IN NOW OPENNOVEMBER AND DECEMBER WILL OPEN AT A LATER DATEBAR-O-METER | OCT 202315

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O C t 2 0 2 3W B A e v e n t s C a l e n d a rAll committees meet at the WBA at Noon unless otherwise noted.N o v 2 0 2 3T/3 Professional Diversity Committee MeetingEstate Planning & Probate Committee MeetingW/4 Civil Practice Committee MeetingTh/5 Bar-o-Meter Committee MeetingM/9 Medical Legal Committee MeetingT/10 October Monthly LuncheonW/11 Law In Education Committee Meeting @ 4:00 pmTh/12 Executive Committee MeetingBankruptcy Committee MeetingF/13 YLS Practical Skills for New Attorneys8 a.m.W/18 Fee Dispute Committee MeetingTh/19 Board of Governors Committee MeetingEthics Committee Meeting @ 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.F/20 YLS Trolley Trek 7:30 p.m.T/24 Continuing Legal Education CommitteeMeeting W/25 Criminal Practice Committee MeetingTh/2 Bar-o-Meter Committee MeetingM/6 Medical Legal Committee MeetingReal Estate & Business Law Committee MeetingT/7 Professional Diversity Committee MeetingEstate Planning & Probate Committee MeetingService to the Bar Committee Meeting W/8 Law In Education Committee MeetingTh/9 Executive Committee MeetingBankruptcy Committee MeetingF/10 SCLL and WBA Closed in observance ofVeterans DayT/14 November Monthly LuncheonW/15 Fee Dispute Committee MeetingTh/21 Board of Governors Committee MeetingEthics Committee Meeting @ 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.W/22 Criminal Practice Committee MeetingTh/23 SCLL and WBA Closed for ThanksgivingF/24 SCLL and WBA Closed in observance ofThanksgivingT/28 Continuing Legal Education CommitteeMeeting Wichita Association of Legal Administrators October MeetingTuesday, October 17th | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PMSedgwick County Law CenterConference Room 2225 N. Market St.Wichita, Kansas 67202If interested in attending, please contact President Amanda Gorney at agorney@fleeson.comSpeaker: Sarah Cramer, WALA Regional DirectorTopic: WALA Duties and Review of WALA WebsiteBAR-O-METER | OCT 202316

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Hearsayby Gabby TattlerCongratulations are in order...Jon Newman (Hite Fanning) was reappointed to theClient Protection Fund Commission by the KansasSupreme Court. Sara Zafar (Franklin Law) was awardedthe 2023 Diversity & Inclusion Award by the WichitaBusiness Journal. Amanda Marino (Martin Pringle) washonored by the Wichita Business Journal as a WomanWho Leads in Professional Services. David Rogersbecame Foulston Seifkin’s managing attorney.Kathleen Watson was appointed by Governor Kelly tofill the vacant judgeship in the 18th Judicial District.Deena Hyson Bailey (Cargill) has been named ManagingAssistant General Counsel of Cargill Law Departmentand Assistant Vice President of Cargill Protein.vacation trip to Cabo. Jane Detering (Citizens Bank ofKansas) and husband Brent Lehner spent their summerin Gunnison, Colorado.Traveling attorneys...Jon Newman (Hite Fanning) caught some big ones flyfishing in Colorado. Ross Alexander (Law Offices of RossAlexander) visited Manitou Springs, Colorado. SuzanneDwyer (Kansas Legal Services) took a Falconeri class inColorado Springs, Colorado. Dave Freund (FederalPublic Defender) was seen on the other side of the pondin Letterkenny, Ireland. Eric Hartenstein (HartensteinPoor) attended his 8th Springsteen concert in EastRutherford, New Jersey. Holly Dyer (Foulston Seifkin)experienced adventure in Palm Springs, California. RonPaschal (District Attorney’s Office) rode 1000 miles onhis motorcycle through the passes of Colorado. GaryOwens (Death Penalty Defense Unit) rode the streets ofKetchum, Idaho on his bicycle. Tyler Patterson(Patterson Legal) vacationed in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.Kurt Holmes (Kurt Holmes, PA) explored Israel. DeenaHyson Bailey (Cargill) and Rick Bailey on annualvacationSuzanne Dwyer Nicole and Dave FreundCondolences go out to...the friends and family of Mel Gregory as well as theWichita Bar Association family on the passing of LindaGregory on September 8, 2023. Our thoughts are alsowith Mark and Mike Lazzo and families on the passingof their father, Gene, on August 23, 2023. Ourcondolences also go out to the friends, family membersand former colleagues of retired Court of Appeals JudgePatrick McAnany on his passing on September 5, 2023. Sara ZafarJon Newman Paige and Ross AlexanderShawna Waggoner andEric HartensteinRon PaschalDeena Hyson and Rick Bailey Jane Detering and Brent LehnerNEW MEMBERS:Angela-Marie Fox, Ascension; Melanie Harbaugh,Gibson Watson; Briana Hogan, Hite Fanning; MarcoTarantino, Lewis Brisbois.WBA MembersBAR-O-METER | OCT 202317

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