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DAYTON Bar Association
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The last “nugget” Jeannine left me with was to “be yourself.” While our profession is experiential and requires some trial and error along the way, it is important not to lose sight of yourself. Over the years, Jeannine realized that instead of trying to model herself after a “good” attorney, she was more effective leaning into her own personal qualities. No one becomes an accomplished attorney over night; indeed, our profession requires a commitment to lifelong growing and learning. Jeannine is proof that with hard work, determination, and a willingness to be flexible, good things are sure to follow.
By Ebony D. Davenport DBA Editorial Board Pickrel Schaeffer & Ebeling., Co LPA.
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HERBERT M. EIKENBARY
What is The Eikenbary Trust? The late Herbert M. Eikenbary granted the bulk of his estate to fund Grants and Loans to lawyers under the age of 35 who practice/reside in Montgomery County. These Grants and Loans are to aid young, deserving lawyers who are in need of financial assistance. Individual loans, are available up to $6,000 at 4% interest, while grants up to $4000 are also available.
To Apply: Jennifer Otchy,DBA Executive Director Dayton Bar Association | 109 N. Main St., Suite 600 | Dayton, OH 45402-1129 jotchy@daybar.org | 937.222.7902 | www.daybar.org
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