HAWL Leadership Changes (Tampa edition)


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HAWL Leadership Changes (Tampa edition)

Rebecca Harrison Steele had some good things to recall about her administration as president of the Hillsborough Association for Women Lawyers. There was the gift giving and fundraising for the Florida Kinship Center, a service for grandparents raising grandchildren. There were scholarships for needy young people. She praised members at a recent luncheon for their willingness to pledge $10,000 to the Hillsborough County Bar Foundation.

It was also apparent Harrison Steele would relish her new role as immediate past-president, considering the demands on her now as director of the American Civil Liberties Union's new West Florida office. But it was with all sincerity she transferred leadership of the association to the 2004-05 president, Barbara Twine-Thomas, a member of Stewart & Twine PA.

 

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