Rescheduled VADP Awards Luncheon Flyer, 2019 January 24, 2019 March 24
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FullscreenRescheduled VADP Luncheon f Sunday, March 24, 2019 v7 RG N IANS FOR Noon to 2pm (Registration begins at 11:30am) Historic Blenheim A LT E R NATIV E S) 3610 Old Lee Hwy, Fairfax, VA 22030 TO THE DEATH PENALTY Keynote Speaker Mike Farrell Mike has spoken, written and lobbied against the death penalty for over three decades. Since 1994 he has been president of Death Penalty Focus, the California-based organization he founded and one of the abolition move- ment’s leading organizations. Mike is best known for his role as “B.J. Hunnicutt” in the television series M*A*S*H. Honoree Joe Giarratano Sentenced to death in 1979 for a crime he did not commit and unable to prove his innocence in court, Virginia Gov. Douglas Wilder granted Joe a conditional pardon commuting his sentence to life. Granted parole last year, Joe works for the Innocence Project at UVA. Joe is being honored for his legal actions to save the life of Earl Washington, Jr. and for prison reform in Virginia. Purchase your tickets at www.vadp.org or complete the form below. VADP Awards Luncheon Registration O ____ tickets at $25 each = $ O Table sponsorship (8 places) = $175 Name: Address: City: Zip: Telephone: E-mail: Please send this completed form and a check made payable to “VADP” to: VADP, P.O. Box 12222, Richmond, VA 23241. Please register by March 15th!
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