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Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame Members Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame Members The Alberta Agriculture Hall of Fame was created to recognize individuals who have significant contributions to the agriculture and food industry and to the development and sustainability of rural life in Alberta. The 135 men and women named to the Hall of Fame since its inception in 1951 exemplify agricultural leadership and accomplishment. Mr. Frank Collicutt Calgary 1951 Mr. Claude Gallinger Edmonton 1951 Mr. Joe Johnson Edmonton 1951 Mr. C.S. Noble Nobleford 1951 Dr. Harry Wise Wood Calgary 1951 Mr. Daniel Morkeberg Markerville 1959 Mr. Hugh W. Allen Grande Prairie 1967 Mr. Charles P. Hayes Strome 1967 Mr. J.W. Hosford Edmonton 1967 Mr. Benjamin S. Plumer Bassano 1967 Mr. Frank S. Grisdale Olds 1972 Mr. Roy C. Marler Clover Bar-Bremner 1972 Dr. A.W. Platt Calgary 1972 Dr. P.M. Sauder Lethbridge 1972 Mrs. Kathleen Ivy Taylor Wainwright 1972 Mr. Henry Young Millet 1972 Mrs. Ellen Armstrong Calgary 1973 Mr. Nelson Malm Calgary 1973 Mr. F.H. Newcombe Calgary 1973 Dr. A.E. Palmer Lethbridge 1973 Mr. Carl Anderson Brooks 1974 Dr. William H. Fairfield Lethbridge 1974 Mr. Lalovee R. Jensen Magrath 1974 Mr. Francis W. Maddock Entwistle 1974 Mrs. Winifred Ross Millet 1974 Mrs. Mabel Barker Shepard 1975 Mr. George Church Balzac 1975 Mr. Frank Jacobs Calgary 1975 Mr. Clifford Stacey Beaverlodge 1975 Mr. William S. Benson Lethbridge 1976 Mr. John E. Birdsall Olds 1976 Mr. Charles H. McKinnon Calgary 1976 Mr. J. Harold McLaughlin Spruce Grove 1976 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Pederson Calgary 1976 Dr. Gordon L. Burton Claresholm 1977 Mr. Wilfrid J. Edgar Innisfail 1977 Mrs. Norma Jean Gray Brooks 1977 Mr. George Hunter Saddle Lake 1977 Mr. Milton H. Ward Arrowwood 1977 Mrs. Hazel Eva Braithwaite Sylvan Lake 1978 Mr. Gordon L. Harrold Lamont 1978 Mr. Lawrence Helmer Hanna 1978 Mr. Lou Hendrigan Winfield 1978 Mr. N. Fredrick Bell Calgary 1979 Mr. Thomas M. Reed Sherwood Park 1979 Hon. Martha Palamarek Bielish Warspite 1980 Mr. George Godel Athabasca 1980 Mr. Dobson Lea Jarvie 1980 Mr. Andrew Arthur Briosi, C.M. Lethbridge 1982 Mrs. Louise Vogel Johnston Calgary 1982 Mr. Alexander John Charnetski Edmonton 1982 Mr. George T. Dudley Magrath 1982 Mrs. Isobel Rose Townsend Didsbury 1983 Mr. Arthur Martin Daniels Wainwright 1983 Dr. Edwin E. Ballantyne Edmonton 1983 Mr. John Gilmour Stothart Lacombe 1983 Mrs. Vera G. MacDonald Edmonton 1984 Mr. Robert Simonet Edmonton 1984 Mr. Arthur M. Wilson Edmonton 1984 Mr. Ralph G. Steinhauer Brosseau 1984 Mr. Jean Langelier Falher 1984 Dr. Fred Bentley Edmonton 1985 Miss Molly Coupland Lethbridge 1985 Mr. Harry E. Strom Edmonton 1985 Mr. Walter H. Van De Walle Legal 1985 Mr. Clarence E. Anderson Barrhead 1986 Mrs. Ethel Marliss Edmonton 1986 Mr. J.M. (Mickey) McKay Calgary 1986 Dr. Martin Kaufmann Lacombe 1987 Mrs. Jacqueline Jevne Millet 1987 Mr. Michael Kapicki Andrew 1987 Mrs. Beatrice Parlby Alix 1987 Mr. John (Jack) Brewin Purple Springs 1988 Dr. Hugh Horner Barrhead 1988 Mr. Allan Macpherson Delia 1988 Mr. John G. Glazier Coronation 1988 Dr. Roy T. Berg Edmonton 1989 Mr. Helmut P. Entrup St. Albert 1989 Mr. Henry Kroeger Hanna 1989 Mr. W.H.T. (Bill) Mead Blairmore 1989 Mr. Richard (Dick) J. Page Didsbury 1989 Mr. John Alexander Wallace Beaverlodge 1989 Mr. Edward Jim Shimbashi Barnwell 1990 Mrs. Irene Leda Jensen Calgary 1990 Mr. William (Bill) Lobay Edmonton 1990 Mr. Allan (Hoss) Hammer Red Deer 1991 Mr. Leonard Haney Picture Butte 1991 Mrs. Gloria Paquette Pickardville 1991 Mr. Paul Babey Beaverdam (Beaver Dam) 1992 Mr. Joseph B. Gurba Edmonton 1992 Mr. Donald Charles Matthews Primez Creek 1992 Mr. Hubert N. Anderson Barrhead 1993 Mr. Allan Wilson Beattie Calgary 1993 Mr. Herbert Thomas (Bert) Hargrave Walsh 1993 Mr. Eion Alistair Chisholm Okotoks 1994 Mr. James Panton Christie Trochu 1994 Mr. Hugh H. Michael Lethbridge 1994 Mr. George John Daugela Spruce Grove 1995 Mr. Ralph A. Jespersen Stony Plain 1995 Dr. Peter Bergen Taber 1997 Mr. Harvey J. Buckley Cochrane 1997 Mr. Jacob (Jake) Werner Thiessen Edmonton 1997 Mr. Leonard Friesen Airdrie 1998 Mr. Jack Gaylyn Gorr Three Hills 1998 Mr. Lloyd Errington Lee Barrhead 1998 Mr. Calvin Wayne Ausenhus Didsbury 2000 Mr. James Harold Graham Rainier 2000 Dr. John Alfred Toogood Edmonton 2000 Dr. James Henry Helm Lacombe 2002 Mr. Stanley Allan Price Acme 2002 Mr. V.C. (Lud) Prudek Bow Island 2002 Mr. Henry James Tomlinson Spruce Grove 2004 Mr. Herman Schwenk Coronation 2004 Mr. Chris Mills Okatoks 2004 Dr. Robert B. Church Airdrie 2006 Mr. Frank Fallwell Calgary 2006 Dr. Frank Robinson Edmonton 2006 Dr. Prem D. Kharbanda Edmonton 2008 Mr. Tom C. Livingston Duchess 2008 Mr. Edward Carl Schultz Sherwood Park 2008 Mr. Howard Benton Haney Lethbridge 2010 Dr. Ian Morrison Sherwood Park 2010 Mr. Phillip M. Thomas Lacombe 2010 Dr. Thomas (Tom) Wilhelmus Droog DeWinton 2012 Dr. Ieuan R. Evans Parkland County 2012 Mrs. Mabel Church Hamilton Innisfail 2012 Mr. Curtis Dishon Clark Carstairs 2014 Mr. Gordon Hilton Strathmore 2014 Dr. Mohyuddin Mirza Edmonton 2014 Dr. John Kennelly Edmonton 2016 Mr. Robert (Bob) Prestage Camrose 2016 Mr. Cornelius (Cor) Van Raay Iron Springs 2016 Mr. Garnet Altwasser Brooks 2018 Dr. Ron Howard Brooks 2018 Mr. Dietrich Kuhlmann Edmonton 2018 .
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