VADP Abolition Victory Luncheon, Draft H, 2021 November 21, 2021 October 20
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Fullscreenf VIRGINIANS FOR ALTERNATIVES TO THE DEATH PENALTY Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty P.O. Box 12222 Richmond, VA 23241 (434) 960-7779 office@vadp.org www.vadp.org Dale Brumfield Executive Director Michael Stone Administrator VIRGINIANS FOR f ALTERNATIVES TO THE DEATH PENALTY Abolition Victory Celebration Luncheon Sunday, November 21, 2021 12 to 2pm DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Charlottesville, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam signs the death penalty abolition bill outside of Greensville Correctional Center on March 24, 2021. Virginia Abolition Leaders Program Julie McConnell 1989 - 1991 Welcome Dale Brumfield Henry Heller 1991 - 2002 VADP Executive Director Jack Payden-Travers 2002 - 2008 Beth Panilaitis 2008 - 2010 ‘ uaee wha eURNPesa Steve Northup 2010 - 2014 une ideo 0 faders : « Henry Heller Michael Stone 2015 - 2021 + Jerry Zerkin Dale Brumfield 2017 - 2021 ° Jack Payden-Travers Marilyn Stark Jon Sheldon Beth Panilaitis Steve Northup Linell Patterson Kent Willis Matthew Engle Kristina Leslie ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° From left: Jack Payden-Travers, Steve Northup, Beth Panilaitis, & Henry Heller r = How VADP Ended Michael Stone the Death Penalty Long-time VADP leader Reflection & Toast Kristina Leslie to Our Victory VADP Board President Closing Dale Brumfield Julie McConnell Dale Brumfield & Michael Stone
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