Bar News
| Publication year | 2002 |
| Pages | 4 |
| Citation | Vol. 31 No. 10 Pg. 4 |
2002, October, Pg. 4. Bar News
Vol. 31, No. 10, Pg. 4
The Colorado Lawyer
October 2002
Vol. 31, No. 10 [Page 4]
October 2002
Vol. 31, No. 10 [Page 4]
Bar News
Bar News
by Lindsay Packard
Bar News
by Lindsay Packard
CBA NEWS
Professional Excellence: On August 8, 2002, Chuck Turner
Executive Director of the Colorado and Denver Bar
Associations, was presented with the Bolton Award for
Professional Excellence at the National Association of Bar
Executives ("NABE") annual meeting in Washington
D.C. The Bolton Award is given annually to a NABE member who
has made significant contributions to the organization, the
organized bar, and the legal profession. Recipients of the
Bolton Award are distinguished by their willingness to share
their time, expertise, and talent with their NABE colleagues
The award is named for Fred Bolton, executive director of the
Pennsylvania Bar Association, whose exemplary career and
commitment to NABE continue to inspire bar executives.
In addition to serving as executive director of the CBA and
DBA for twenty-two years, Chuck Turner's distinguished
career includes participation in the Metro Volunteer Lawyers
Program, Rocky Mountain Chapter of the Alzheimer's
Association, Colorado Lawyers Health Program, and Latin
American Research Service Agency. He graduated from the
University of Denver College of Law and, in 2001, was honored
as a "DU Law Star."
CBA/DBA Executive Director Chuck Turner poses with his wife,
Debbie Turner, after being presented with the Bolton Award
for
Professional Excellence.
Attorney General Breakfast Forum: On October 3, 2002, the
Colorado and Denver Bar Associations and the Colorado League
of Women Voters will host a breakfast forum from 7:30 to 9:00
a.m. at the Denver Athletic Club, 1325 Glenarm Place. All of
the candidates for the office of Colorado Attorney General
were present: Ken Salazar (Democrat, incumbent), Marti
Allbright (Republican), Alison "Sunny" Maynard
(Green), Dwight Harding (Libertarian). Fred Brown, former
Capitol Hill Bureau Chief for The Denver Post, will moderate.
Cost is $16. Reservations can be made by calling the Denver
Bar Association, (303) 860-1115 or (800) 332-6736.
Dream of Retirement? Ted Borrillo, retired attorney and a
true Renaissance man, will be the featured speaker at the new
CBA Transitions Committee meeting on October 11, 2002, at
noon, presenting a serious/whimsical talk about retirement
This new committee, chaired by Dale Harris, former president
of the CBA, is especially pertinent for attorneys who are
considering a significant personal transition either
immediately or "down the road" - from changing
careers or closing a law practice to reducing the number of
hours on the job or reexamining the financial realities of
retirement. The Committee's inaugural meeting will be
held in the large classroom on the third floor of the CBA
offices, 1900 Grant Street, Denver. The Committee plans...
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