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KBA: The Kentucky Bar Foundation makes contribution to UofL Law's scholarship program

By Michael Stevens

The Cardinal Lawyer: Correspondence from Todd Horstmeyer and the Kentucky Bar Foundation

July 28, 2009

Dear Dean Chen:

Enclosed is a picture of the Kentucky Bar Foundation Secretary-Treasurer, John R. Martin, Jr., presenting your law school?s scholarship check at the Fellows and Partners For Justice Society Luncheon during the KBA Convention last month in Covington. The Kentucky Bar Foundation is pleased to have been able to make this award. It is the tremendous response to the Fellows program and the Major Gifts program by the members of the Kentucky Bar and our corporate partners that has enabled the Foundation have another successful year. The Bar Foundation has awarded grants for 2009 in the total sum of $175,500. Congratulations on being one of the recipients of a 2009 Kentucky Bar foundation grant!

Sincerely yours,

Todd Horstmeyer

Todd S. Horstmeyer

Executive Director

Kentucky Bar Foundation

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on August 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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