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Thank you. I want to thank each of you here in this room today and I want to thank everyone who works within our great profession because when it comes to all of the great things that we can do together as a profession, as a family, it really does take each and every one of us working together, pushing in the same direction. I would also like to thank some people who are here today to share in this moment with me. I know my family is well represented here today, thank you for being here.
Director
Long Valley, New Jersey
Viola S. Zborowski a freelance court reporter, became a certified court reporter in New Jersey in 1981, a Registered Professional Reporter in November 1980, a Registered Merit Reporter in May 1983, and a Certified Realtime Reporter in October 1994.
