Robert L. Johnson Foundation
The Robert L. Johnson Foundation was established in 1988 for the purpose of funding education and research in the field of forensic identification consistent with the goals of the IAI The Foundation offers financial assistance in the form of educational scholarships and research grants. Contributions to the Foundation are welcomed from individuals or organizations and may be made in any amount, either in single donations or pledged installments designed to achieve a specified amount. All individuals contributing $500.00 will be designated as a Robert L. Johnson Fellow.
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Robert L. Johnson Fellows
| Bock, T.O. | Murray, James T. |
| Bonebrake, George | Nault, Marilyn R. |
| Carrick, Beverely (2) | Nielson, John |
| Carrick, Michael (2) | Phillips, Clarence |
| Carter, Danny | Sadowski, John |
| Crooker, Ashley R. Jr. | Saviers, Kathleen (1) |
| Geller, Joel (2) | Shane, Curtis M. (1) |
| Fitzpatrick, Michael J. | Smith, Kenneth (2) |
| Hasty, Danny | Smith, Norman |
| Jewett, Donna E. | Smith, Sandra (3) |
| Kendall, Frank | Thompson, Jeff |
| Kinsey, Roy (3) | Vasos, Spiro |
| Lovell, Gerald L. | Walters, John |
| Martin, Charles E. | Zoll, Timothy |
| McDermott, Michael |
(1) = Ruby Level (2) = Diamond Level (3) = Trustees Award
Organizational
Omnichrome - Board of Directors Award
IAI Division Gifts
Chesapeake Bay Division - Gold Award
Florida Division - Gold Award
Missouri Division - Gold Award
Rocky Mountain Division - Bronze Award
Arkansas Division - 100% Contributor
Louisiana Division - 100% Contributor
Missouri Division - 100% Contributor
Pacific Northwest Division - 100% Contributor
California Division - 100% Contributor
Japan Division - 100% Contributor
2001 Scholarship and Research Grant Recipients
Constance Hegel, Missoula, MT
David Hinebaugh, Morgantown, WV
For further information, contact:
Danny Hasty
IAI Robert L. Johnson Foundation Chair
Fax: (850) 638-3566
E-mail: dhasty@worldnet.att.net
William Whyte Foundation
The William Whyte Foundation was established in 1999 for the purpose of assisting individuals who live outside of the conference hosting country to attend the IAI conferences or other IAI training venues.
Bill Whyte, a former member of the IAI's Board of Directors, died in Little Rock, Arkansas immediately following the 1998 conference in Arkansas. Bill was a longtime member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and supervisor of AFIS systems for the RCMP when he died. This new foundation will serve to fulfill one of Bill's passions, the desire to provide training for field officers who would not otherwise have the opportunity to attend such events. Mike Carrick was appointed to head up a committee to establish guidelines for the new foundation.
William Whyte Foundation Fellows
To be posted
For further information contact:
Dr. Norman Gunn
Fax: (416) 241-9968