Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17, 2008
Red Lion Templin’s Resort in Post Falls, Idaho
Day 1–Tentative Seminar AgendaFriday, May 16, 2008
Registration/Check in 3:30 -4:00
Welcome 4:00 – 4:15
Idaho Historical Society 4:15 – 5:15
Honorable Judge Wilper and Dianne Cromwell
Dinner on own 5:15 – 6:30
Clarity Legal Software 6:30 – 8:00
Software for court reporters and attorneys
Deputy Dan Jordan 8:00 – 9:30
The A.I.R. of Personal Safety and Preventing victimization
VendorsStenograph, Clarity Legal Software, Deputy Dan Jordan
*************Speakers subject to change *********************
Day 2 – Tentative Seminar AgendaSaturday, May 17, 2008
Continental Breakfast 8:30 – 9:00
Kootenai Medical Center 9:00 -10:30
Susan Hillenbrand Herbst, Oncology Clinical Nurse
Break 10:30 – 10:45
Special Agent Michael Sotka 10:45 – 12:00
Catered Lunch 12:00 – 1:00
Case Catalyst Indexing, Dianne Cromwell 1:00 – 2:30
Business Meeting 2:30– 3:30
Break 3:30-3:45
Deputy Dan Jordan 3:45 – 5:15
Magic to Balancing Stress
**** *****Anticipated CEUs for both days = 1.05***********
March 7, 2008
Dear Court Reporters,
It is that time of year again, time for the Idaho Court Reporters Annual Seminar. We are very excited about this year’s seminar, especially since it will be held in beautiful Post Falls, Idaho, at Red Lion Templin’s, right outside of
Coeur d’Alene,
Idaho.
Attached you will find the Seminar outline and Registration form.
ICRA has reserved a limited number of rooms at Templin’s government rates. When making your hotel reservations, please specify that you are with ICRA to get the special rate. Deluxe room, single occupancy is $71.00/night. Deluxe room, double occupancy is $81.00/night. Additional adult guest per room/night is $10.00. Important!! Hotel reservations need to be made by April 3rd. That is when the room block expires. Call 1-800-283-6754 to make your reservations. We have also been informed there is a softball tournament in the area the same weekend, so hotel rooms are expected to be scarce.
The approach to seminar planning this year was unique in the sense that we looked at it from the perspective of “What am I interested in?” realizing that we are more than court reporters. We have strived to include some software training and stress management techniques along with some serious topics that affect most women, breast cancer. And, yes, men can be affected as well, as can the women in their lives. We hope you feel the same way we do, learning comes in many forums.
Our hope is that we will have a great turn out and that everyone who attends can walk away having learned something useful and, in the process, invigorate themselves with a sense of community by coming together with other reporters.
Nicole Omsberg, President; List Yant, Vice President; Kim Saunders, Secretary-Treasurer
ICRA May 16 & 17, 2008, Seminar Registration Form
Registration includes all seminar sessions/NCRA continuing education fees and specified meals Before May 10, 2008 ____ ICRA Member Registration $ 125 ____ ICRA Student Registration $ 75____ Non-member Registration $ 140
After May 10, 2007 ____ Late Registration $ 140 ____ Late Student Registration $ 90
Donations: ____ Recommended donation to ICRA $ 50 $_____ Total included Name: __________________________________________________ CSR No.: __________
Designations: CSR ___ RPR ___ RMR ___ RDR ___ CRR ____ STUDENT ______ OTHER ____
Mailing Address: ____________________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number(s): Office ________________ Home: ___________Cell: ______________
E-mail Address: _____________________________________________
Reporter Type: Freelance ____ Official ____ Captioner ____ Other ____
SIGNATURE: _____________________________________ DATE: Make check or money order payable to ICRA and mail with this form to:
Idaho Court Reporters Association
Post Office Box 6038
Boise, Idaho
83707 (208) 454-7364
Hello,
A page in our book of memories was gently turned today. Lynda Charlene Habel, our beloved wife, mom, grandmother, daughter, and sister passed into the arms of our Lord on Saturday, April 28, 2007. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m., Thursday, May 3, at the Cloverdale Chapel in Boise. A reception will follow. Lynda was born on March 31, 1948 in Fort Benton, Mont. to Charles and Mary Ann Conn. The youngest of three daughters, she thrived living on a farm, riding their Shetland pony for hours with all three girls on board! She was an active little girl, 4H Club, Girl Scouts, Theta Rho and Youth Group, who was always gracious, kind, thoughtful, and smiling, always smiling. She graduated from Fort Benton High School, and attended Montana State University. She worked for Boeing in Seattle for several years. Later she became the first female apprentice in the history of the Seattle Post Intelligence. During this time she met the love of her life, Jack Habel. They were married on July 20, 1976. She found her passion in court reporting and attended school to become a certified court reporter. They lived in San Bernardino, Calif., moving to Eagle, Idaho in July of 1978. Lynda began her work as a court reporter for Tucker & Associates, Burnham & Associates and subsequently fulfilled her dream of owning her own court reporting business, Burnham Habel & Associates Inc. How she loved her work and the wonderful people she met and worked with. Lynda loved to play too! She could ride a snowmobile with the best of them, always with that beautiful smile on her face, always with Jack by her side. That smile turned to laughter as she spent precious time with her grandchildren and another joy in her life, her beloved dog, Mauli. A friend once said “if we lived as Lynda lived, the world would be a better place.” Survivors include, her husband, Jack; her stepson Kirk (Jennifer) Habel; grandchildren, Riley and Casey; her parents, Charles and Mary Ann Conn; her sisters, BJ McIntosh of Portland, Ore., Billie (Peter) Burke of Blair, Nebraska; extended family; and many friends. The family would like to give their heartfelt thanks to the wonderful staff at MSTI, Dr. Kreisle, his nurse Jill, and the hospice nurse, Deanna for the special love and care they gave to Lynda. Special thanks to DeEtta, the receptionist at MTSI, for her friendship and kindness during Lynda’s illness. A memorial will be established at a later date. “Lynda, we love and miss you. Go with the angels!” Love, your family
