Class of 1980
Facts About the Class of 1980
- 159 living graduates
- Representing 32 U.S. states and territories and 4 countries
- View the list of members of the Class of 1980
- View the Class of 1980 Reunion Committee
- Please help us! Your classmate is lost! If you know where she might be, please let us know!
Reunion 2010 Recap
In April, we welcomed many of you back to the Law School for the Class of 1980's 30th Reunion. For those of you who were able to attend, thank you so much for joining in the Reunion celebration. For those of you who were unable to attend, we hope that you'll be able to join us for the next Reunion.
Mark your calendars: April 17-19, 2015.
The Class Gift Effort
A special thanks to everyone from the class of 1980 who participated in the Reunion Class Gift Effort!
Reunions provide an opportunity to renew friendships, to reminisce about your years on campus, and to learn more about the life and vision of the school today. If you attended Reunion and you haven't yet made a contribution in honor of your Reunion, it's not too late! The quickest way to make a gift is online, using this link:
» Make a gift in honor of your 30th Reunion.
Checks should be made payable to "Duke University" with a note in the memo section specifying your intent to support Duke Law School. Please mail your gift to the following address:
Alumni & Development Office
Duke University School of Law
210 Science Dr.
Campus Box 90389
Durham, NC 27708
Your gift will help the Law School in reaching our funding goals which support increasing student financial aid, expanding the size of the faculty, strengthening the clinics program, and broadening the legal writing and advocacy programs.
Your Reunion gift has a direct impact on the ability of the school to achieve these goals. Reunion giving constitutes about 20% of the school's unrestricted financial support. Reunion Class Gifts represent the sum total of financial support provided by alumni celebrating their Reunion in a given class. Your gift is a powerful demonstration of your commitment to the continued growth and progress of Duke Law School and its students. Gifts large and small are welcome as expressions of loyalty and support for your class and for the Law School.
» Make a gift to the Law Annual Fund in honor of your Reunion.
» Learn more about Reunion giving.
Honor Roll of Donors
Below is a list of members of Duke Law's Class of 1980 who have made gifts to the Law School during this fiscal year (July 1, 2009 -June 30, 2010). The list is updated weekly. Due to the way that gifts are sometimes handled at Duke, it can take up to 2 weeks for the Law School to be notified of your gift. If you made a gift or pledge more than 2 weeks ago and your name isn't yet appearing, please contact our office so that we may investigate further. If you'd prefer that your name not appear on this honor roll, please let us know. You can reach our office by calling 1-888-LAW-ALUM (529-2586) or email AnnualFund@law.duke.edu.
Margreth Barrett
Daniel S. Bowling III
Julia Hampton Brasfield
Craig M. Brooks
G. William Brown, Jr.
Blain B. Butner
Robert Allan Carson
Alex Peter Chartove
John Lawrence Crocker
James T. Crouse
Dara Lyn DeHaven
David Dreifus
Ann K. Ford
Thomas William Giegerich
John Edward Glancy
Gregory Mark Gordon
Randolph Karl Herndon, Sr.
John Heyward Hickey
Eric James Holshouser
Lori Terens Holshouser
T. Patrick Jenkins
Russell Scarritt Jones, Jr.
Jeffrey P. King
Douglas E. Kingsbery
Justin Gregory Klimko
James N. Leik
Clifford B. Levine
Colleen C. McCarthy
William B. Miller III
Michael Paul Mirande
Claire Louise Moritz
Paul J. Pantano, Jr.
Happy R. Perkins
Donald Lee Pilzer
Fredric Alton Rollman
Edward J. Schneidman
Kimberly Till
H. Glenn Tucker
Robert W. Turken
Richard C. Van Nostrand
Elizabeth M. Weaver
William L. Webber
