VADP Awards Luncheon Flyer Draft, 2016 October 8, 2016 July 28
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FullscreenVADP 25th Anniversary f Awards Luncheon Saturday, October 8, 2016 Vi RGI N IAN Ss FOR Noon to 2:00pm (Registration starts at 11:30am) ALTERNATIVES St. Mary’s Catholic Church TO THE DEATH PENALTY 9505 Gayton Road, Richmond, VA 23229 Keynote Speaker: Henderson Hill Executive Director of the Eighth Amendment Project Veteran litigator and abolition advocate who coordinates the national campaign to end the death penalty. Honorees: Janet Cowie Cook The second recipient of the Betty Gallagher Citizen of the Year Award is a long-time Arlington death penalty opponent who passed away earlier this year. Delegate Marcus Simon This legislator from Falls Church led the floor fight in the House of Delegates against the Governor’s execution drug secrecy proposal. iv, a Purchase your tickets at www.vadp.org or complete the form below. VADP 25th Anniversary Awards Luncheon Registration Form O ___ticketsat$25each=S_ O Table sponsorship (8 places) = $250 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 October 1st!
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