- Posted January 13, 2017
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Holiday Affair
Photos by Frank Weir
The WCBA held its annual holiday wine reception at Paesano's Dec. 8.
1. Ben Muth (left) accepts a plaque of appreciation from Sam Bernstein, center, and Alexander Hermanowski, right. The plaque was in recognition of Muth's leadership of the New Lawyers Section of the WCBA.
2. Bonnie Dockham, left, executive director of the Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor, was introduced by attorney Angela Walker, a board member at CSC. CSC was the featured charity at the event.
3. Fred Beal (left), Naomi Woloshin, and Nora Wright.
4. Michael Wolin (left), Christopher Vukelich, and Jim Fett.
5. Shalini Nangia (left) and Nik Lulgjuraj.
6. Ed Sikorski (left) and Melanie Fradette.
7. Heather Garvock (left), Dick Pierce, and Delphia Simpson.
8. Sarah Schairbaum (left) and Heather Dent.
9. Susan Davis won the drawing for a gift basket donated by the Washtenaw County Legal News, presented by Frank Weir.
10. Stephen Postema (left) and Elizabeth Jolliffe.
11. Father and son, Jim (left) and Matt Cameron.
12. Matt Jane (left) and Michael Carroll.
13. David Nacht arrives and speaks to Kelly Lindquist and Orlando Simon.
Published: Fri, Jan 13, 2017
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