Letter from Virginia Podbody asking VADP Board Member Connie Clark to Resign, 2018 March 13
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FullscreenMarch 13, 2018 Connie Clark 5940 Markwood Road Earlysville, VA 22936 Dear Connie, Iam writing about your board service with Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty (VADP). You joined the board of directors as of September 1, 2017. Since then there have been two in-person meetings and three conference calls. You have not participated in any of these five board meetings. In addition, you never contacted our Executive Director about your participation in any of these meetings or conference calls. It seems clear that you do not have the time to be an active and contributing member of the VADP board. As a result, during last night’s conference call the VADP board of directors invoked a section of our by-laws and voted to remove you as a board member. Iam writing to notify you of this action. Iam sorry that service on the VADP board of directors did not work out for you. Best wishes, Virginia Podboy VADP Board President
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