These are the people and systems named in the dated ADA Matters record. It includes public officials, lawyers, employees, recipients of correspondence and the City Clerk’s portal account. 70 profiles, as of October 19, 2026. The groups show how each name appears in the record, not a ranking of people or their actions.
Central people in the record
These people wrote, signed or handled the dated actions at the center of the institutional records.
Admitted in writing that the submissions were received, misfiled, and left out of the file. Confirmed it twice.
Open the record: Leigh BurgessThe grievances against four lawyers inside the Office of the General Counsel were routed to him, outside that office. On June 30, 2026, Jeffrey W. DeLoach dismissed all four grievances in single paragraph letters.
Open the record: Jeffrey W. DeLoachNine written questions and a June 8 complaint went to her. The only reply in the record is an automatic one, sent 12 seconds later.
Open the record: Sandra DixonThe most senior member of the Bar’s staff. Copied on the June 8 complaint to Human Resources, the seventeen questions, the seven matter status demand, “42 Days of Silence” and the September 5 letter. Never wrote back.
Open the record: Damon E. ElmoreSigned the March 3, 2026 dismissal of my grievance against Brookhaven City Attorney Jeremy Berry, with Berry copied: “This is a matter for the court to decide.”
Open the record: Jakarah EverettSigned the April 10 dismissal that said no rebuttal was received.
Open the record: Andreea N. MorrisonConfirmed the resent files, then signed the June 30 denial that left the April 10 record uncorrected.
Open the record: Adrienne D. NashWrote the May 12 coverage denial, questioned the disability and the motive, and shut down correspondence.
Open the record: William D. NeSmith IIIConfirmed on May 21 that Mr. Westbury speaks for GMA and GIRMA, and that the issues are being handled through claims and legal processes.
Open the record: Rusi C. PatelThe one office in this record that answered. It contacted the State Bar on May 6, and the next day the Bar wrote that it was reviewing its own ADA notices because of that call. A thank you was read in 19 minutes and answered in 54.
Open the record: Stacey PeaceGranted the accommodations, then disclaimed the law behind them, then acknowledged the grievance against him with one word.
Open the record: John J. ShiptenkoCopied on the written notices as this record built. The Bar’s own read receipt shows he opened the June 26 email titled “42 Days of Silence” at 8:55 AM. No reply followed.
Open the record: Christopher P. TwymanReceived the written institutional cure demand identifying the uncorrected April 10 record.
Open the record: Russell D. WillardI call it taking the money and keeping the records. I paid $356.54 on February 12, 2026.
Open the record: Jeremy T. BerryI call it the pay first approach. Emails under Sandra Bryant's name combined my requests into one bill, set payment deadlines, warned that unpaid requests would be marked completed, and priced attorney review at $200 an hour.
Open the record: Sandra BryantJill Dalon, Records Custodian, Georgia POST Council, was on 14 of my ADA emails from Aug 21, 2026 to Oct 15, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Jill DalonDouble talk. On February 18, 2026, City Manager Christian Sigman announced no further communication from his office.
Open the record: Christian SigmanThe City wrote that “a disabled person must do the same.” On March 23, 2026, a letter attached to Linda G. Warren’s email denied an accommodation on records fees, an accommodation the same letter had first described for me in the words of Linda G.
Open the record: Linda G. WarrenThe records runaround reached the Deputy City Clerk. In February and March 2026, Watts was a named recipient of City Clerk completion communications and direct disputes over records charges and status.
Open the record: Loretta WattsThe ghost coordinator is Brookhaven's problem, not Lillian Young's. Young announced on December 1, 2025, that her last day as Human Resources Director and Risk Management Officer would be December 5.
Open the record: Lillian YoungI call this the silent treatment. As of October 17, 2026, I addressed seven emails directly to Chief Brandon Gurley.
Open the record: Brandon GurleyI call it the records runaround. Messages from the BPD portal account under Clarissa Medina's name closed requests, directed me to file a new one, and sent other requests to the City Clerk.
Open the record: Clarissa MedinaI call it the no records routine. The BPD portal account under Myra Standridge's name marked requests complete with no responsive documents, redirected other searches to the City Clerk, and sent invoice reminders.
Open the record: Myra StandridgeReceived three accommodation requests addressed to him. Answered none. Counsel answered for him on May 1.
Open the record: Robert AngottaTook the case in May, asked for authorization in July, then closed it in September as not appropriate for her office.
Open the record: Annette ArnoldWrote that my emails “were mistakenly set up as new claims.” Signed the April 1 denial without answering the two accommodation requests in the file.
Open the record: Belinda BoscoeRead the fourth request at 4:41 PM on April 6. Never wrote back. The April 14 certified notice to him was answered by counsel.
Open the record: Larry HansonWrote that Gallagher Bassett “has no involvement,” on a letter whose second page is dated December 11, 2025.
Open the record: Cameron J. WallCalled the emails harassment. The Bar dismissed the grievance concerning him and copied him on his own clearance.
Open the record: James R. Westbury, Jr.Confirmed she is POST’s ADA Coordinator, then wrote that she was not sure how to respond. The Title II notice went online the next day.
Open the record: Meghan FailAppears on the September 4, 2026 letterhead and nowhere else in this record. A different person from Robert Harvey.
Open the record: Chris HarveyPaul Jay Pontrelli, Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Justice, Office of the Attorney General of Georgia, was on 5 of my ADA emails from Aug 27, 2026 to Se
Open the record: Paul Jay PontrelliDocument authors and recipients
These people appear as writers, signers or recipients of the documents linked from this site.
Sarah I. Coole, Chief Operating Officer of the State Bar of Georgia. Her mailbox returned 10 read receipts on my ADA emails, June 8 to Oct 16, 2026. She never wrote back.
Open the record: Sarah CooleNariah Dancy, Pro Hac Vice Administrator, State Bar of Georgia, was on 3 of my ADA emails from Jun 26, 2026 to Jun 26, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Nariah DancyKathy S. Jackson, Clerk of the Georgia Bar Disciplinary Boards, opened my October 7, 2026 ADA letter to the General Counsel four minutes after it was sent.
Open the record: Kathy JacksonProsecuted by the Bar on a prospective client grievance. The Supreme Court of Georgia imposed no discipline. The Eleventh Circuit revived her federal case.
Open the record: Marsha W. MignottThe ADA warning reached District 1. On March 13, 2026, I warned the City in writing, with the Council copied, that an ADA grievance had gone 15 days unanswered.
Open the record: Michael DiazMonika Franklin, Director of Investigations, Georgia POST Council, was on 5 of my ADA emails from Apr 23, 2026 to Sep 11, 2026. Every one is listed here by da
Open the record: Monika FranklinThe ADA warning reached District 4. On March 13, 2026, I warned the City in writing, twice, with the Council copied, that an ADA grievance had gone 15 days unanswered.
Open the record: John J. FunnySent POST’s September 4, 2026 open records response. No records for Item 2, the City of Brookhaven communications.
Open the record: Robert HarveyEight opened, none answered. Between February 23 and March 24, 2026, Jennifer Owens’s Council mailbox opened eight of my emails, including my ADA warnings and my open records notices.
Open the record: Jennifer OwensI call this a habit of reading and ignoring. Between February 18 and May 12, 2026, Mayor John Park's mailbox produced 67 read receipts, while I hold no written reply from him.
Open the record: John ParkEight opened, none answered. Between February 23 and March 24, 2026, Madeleine Simmons’s Council mailbox opened eight of my emails, including my ADA warnings and my open records notices.
Open the record: Madeleine SimmonsThe phone instead of the requested email. My February 23, 2026 email documented a February 20 phone conversation and my repeated request for communication in writing.
Open the record: Jeffery GantThe accommodation request reached his desk. On February 24, 2026, I asked the Brookhaven Police Department again, in writing, to communicate with me by email as a disability accommodation, with Lonnie Napier copied.
Open the record: Lonnie NapierElizabeth M. Crowder, Attorney, Department of Law, Office of the Attorney General of Georgia, was on 2 of my ADA emails from Sep 29, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026. Ever
Open the record: Elizabeth M. CrowderAmanda Pilgrim, Paralegal, Criminal Justice, Public Safety Section, Office of the Attorney General of Georgia, was on 0 of my ADA emails from Aug 27, 2026 to
Open the record: Amanda PilgrimChristy L. Sanders, Senior Attorney, Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission (home of the State ADA Coordinator's Office), was on 0 of my ADA emails
Open the record: Christy L. SandersBrandy Faulkner, Open records, Georgia Public Safety Training Center, was on 1 of my ADA emails from Oct 6, 2026 to Oct 7, 2026. Every one is listed here by d
Open the record: Brandy FaulknerCopied or named in notices
These people were copied on correspondence or named in dated notices. Follow each profile for what the record shows.
Patrick N. Arndt, Partner, Nall and Miller LLP, outside counsel to the State Bar, Nall and Miller LLP, outside counsel to the State Bar of Georgia, was on 1 o
Open the record: Patrick N. ArndtThua G. Barlay, Board Member at Large, Rockdale Circuit, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is listed
Open the record: Thua G. BarlayKindall E. Browning-Rickle, Young Lawyers Division President-Elect, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every on
Open the record: Kindall E. Browning-RickleIvy N. Cadle, Immediate Past President, State Bar of Georgia, was on 5 of my ADA emails from Jun 8, 2026 to Aug 26, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Ivy N. CadleVeronica Rogusky Cox, Young Lawyers Division Immediate Past President, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every
Open the record: Veronica Rogusky CoxMarie Doyrin, HR/Payroll Specialist, State Bar of Georgia, was on 6 of my ADA emails from Jun 8, 2026 to Sep 18, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Marie DoyrinWilliam C. "Bill" Gentry, President, State Bar of Georgia, was on 11 of my ADA emails from Jun 8, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: William C. "Bill" GentryBob L. Goldstucker, Attorney, Nall and Miller LLP, outside counsel to the State Bar, Nall and Miller LLP, outside counsel to the State Bar of Georgia, was on
Open the record: Bob L. GoldstuckerR. Javoyne Hicks, President-Elect, State Bar of Georgia, was on 10 of my ADA emails from Jun 8, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: R. Javoyne HicksNorbert D. "Bert" Hummel IV, Secretary, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Norbert D. "Bert" Hummel IVShiriki Cavitt Jones, Treasurer, State Bar of Georgia, was on 10 of my ADA emails from Jun 8, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Shiriki Cavitt JonesVirginia C. Josey, Young Lawyers Division President, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is listed her
Open the record: Virginia C. JoseyJoyce Gist Lewis, Board Member at Large, Atlanta Circuit Post 12, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one
Open the record: Joyce Gist LewisDavid S. Lipscomb, Board Member at Large, Gwinnett Circuit Post 1, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one
Open the record: David S. LipscombJohn R. B. Long, Board Member at Large, Augusta Circuit Post 4, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is
Open the record: John R. B. LongJennifer McNeely, Director of Governmental Affairs, State Bar of Georgia, was on 9 of my ADA emails from Jun 2, 2026 to Sep 18, 2026. Every one is listed here
Open the record: Jennifer McNeelyR. Gary Spencer, Board Member at Large, Atlanta Circuit Post 13, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one i
Open the record: R. Gary SpencerRon Turner, Chief Financial Officer, State Bar of Georgia, was on 6 of my ADA emails from Jun 8, 2026 to Sep 18, 2026. Every one is listed here by date.
Open the record: Ron TurnerMartin E. Valbuena, Board Member at Large, Paulding Circuit, State Bar of Georgia, was on 4 of my ADA emails from Sep 15, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026. Every one is li
Open the record: Martin E. ValbuenaKevin Ofchus, Attorney, Department of Law, Office of the Attorney General of Georgia, was on 2 of my ADA emails from Sep 29, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026. Every one is
Open the record: Kevin OfchusSystems in the record
The City Clerk portal account is a system entry. It is not the name of a person.
The closing spree. On March 6 and March 9, 2026, the City Clerk’s office portal account closed 36 of my open records requests in two bursts, each in under seven minutes, because I had not agreed to pay a fee estimate.
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