The Suffolk County Bar Association`s new president, Lynne Adair Kramer, plays like she works to win.
May 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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The Suffolk County Bar Association’s new president, Lynne Adair Kramer, plays like she works – to win.
She moonlighted in law school as a baseball umpire, and seeing her competitiveness was still leaving her black and blue at age 45, her father bought her a set of golf clubs for her birthday four years ago.
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