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2013-14 Hockey Hall of Fame Donor List 2013-14 Hockey Hall of Fame Donor List The Hockey Hall of Fame would like to express its sincere appreciation to the following donors: Leagues/Associations: American Hockey League, Canada West Universities Athletic Association, Canadian Deaf Ice Hockey Federation, Canadian Hockey League, Central Hockey League, College Hockey Inc., ECHL, National Hockey League, Ontario Hockey League, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, United States Hockey League, Western Hockey League Companies/Organizations: Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, CloutsnChara, Colin Barrow Toronto Valuations Inc., Ilitch Holdings, Inc., Maiquay Company Ltd., Nike Canada, Reebok CCM Hockey, The MeiGray Group, The Upper Deck Company IIHF Members: International Ice Hockey Federation, Austrian Ice Hockey Association, Hockey Canada, Finnish Ice Hockey Association, Hong Kong Ice Hockey Association Ltd., Hungarian Ice Hockey Federation, New Zealand Ice Hockey Federation, Ice Hockey Federation of Russia, Ice Hockey Federation of Slovenia, Ice Hockey UK Hockey Clubs: Alaska Aces, Anaheim Ducks, Brampton Beast, Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Wolves, Clarkson University Golden Knights, Cornwall Colts, Dallas Stars, Dubuque Fighting Saints, Edmonton Oilers, Edmonton Oil Kings, Elrose Aces, Erie Otters, Färjestad BK, Guelph Storm, Indiana Ice, Iowa Wild, London Knights, Los Angeles Kings, Mettalurg Magnitogorsk, New Jersey Devils, North Bay Battalion, Nottingham Panthers, Peterborough Petes, Portland Winterhawks, Prince Albert Mintos, Rosetown Red Wings, St. Louis Blues, Texas Stars, Toronto Maple Leafs, Union College Dutchmen, Université de Montréal Carabins, University of Alberta Golden Bears, University of Saskatchewan Huskies, Utica Comets, Val d'Or Foreurs, Weyburn Gold Wings, Yale University Bulldogs, Yorkton Terriers Individuals: Jim Agnew, Michael Anscombe, Bill Armstrong, Camille Baccanale, Randy Baran, Charles "Rusty" Barton, Gerald Bayza, Annabel Begg, Barbara Benjamin, Aki Petteri Berg, Jonathan Bernier, Taylor Best, Kevin Bonish, Tyler Bozak, Claude R. Brochu, Howard Buckstein, Paul Bryan, Bill Burns, Doreen Campbell, Ian Chamberlain, Chris Chelios, Tim Clark, Selby Colson, Glenna Cooke, Dave Dahms, Clay Delorme, Steve Deschenes, Jim Devellano, Dan Diamond, Ricardo Dijkema, Bruce Dumart, Jake Evans, John Farrell, Doug Fettes, Mike Fisher, Mary Forsberg, Michael Fortin, Bob Friedlander, Joseph Geldhof, Jan Godfrey, Roger Godin, Cammi Granato, Jeffrey Griffith, Kathy Hacking, Diederick Hagemeijer, David Hammond, Diane Hatley, Ryan Hatley, Grant Hay, Geraldine Heaney, James Hough, Rick Huffman, Roy Hysen, D'Arcy Jenish, Darryl Johnstone, Marc Juteau, Jennifer Kallas, Susanna Kennedy, Jan Kerkhof, Darrell Kerr, Ernest A. Kettle, Tom Kolioupoulos, Larry Kwong, Rob Laird, Jeff Lavin, Julie & Dean Leeder, Kimmo Leinonen, Dave Leyden, Brian Love, Lauren William Lunau, Tracy Stuart Malloy, Dana McGuane, Neil McHugh, Mike McLaughlin, Lynda (McCord) Mitchell, Mike Mole, Ed Montigny, Bob Mueller, Ronald Muir, Don Nagy, Scott Niedermayer, Greg Oliver, Allan O'Marra, Martijn Oosterwijk, Karl Orth, Chris Ostrander, Marilyn Owen, Paul Patskou, Radu Popescu, Bob Pulford, Kim Punter, Karen Pushie, Larry Robertson, Luc Robitaille, Randy Rowe, Reynold Sandre, Ted Sanna, Milt Schmidt, Brian Schuster, Richard Scott, Dorothy "Red" Selke, Brendan Shanahan, Ray Shero, Gretchen Silverman, Anne Smythe, Jeff Sprang, Estate of Robert McIsaac Sprowl, Allan Stitt, Andy Sturtz, A.L. Taylor, Viktor Tikhonov, Paul Tilley, Pierre Trudeau, Bill van Heerden, Susan Walley, Cameron Wardlaw, Gloria Watterson, In Memory of Gary Whiteford, Hayley Wickenheiser, Bryan Wilson, Randy Zarnke .
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