Emily, I think you can find on sale any number of new forks from the last couple of years that have better internals and are easier to maintain. I highly doubt that you can find any of the parts to rebuild the fork also (for instance, Manitou emptied their parts box for me two years ago on a 1997 fork and told me good luck, I now had the world supply of spare parts for that fork). There are companies that rebuild forks and rear shocks and I bet they would advise you to find a new fork at 9 years down the line. There are usually good deals to be had on new forks from the last couple of model years.

If you haven't rebuilt or replaced your rear shock you might consider doing this at the same time you replace your fork to keep everything balanced. Call Titus about what you can use since you don't have the X-link on your frame.

Rebuilding services just for info:
http://www.hippiesuspension.com/hippietechsuspension/
http://www.pushindustries.com/

Both of these companies will custom tune forks and shocks to your frame, size and riding style.