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Bishop's Awards to Date (1989-1997) BISHOP’S AWARDS TO DATE (1989-2011) Archdeaconry of Bedford 1989 Muriel Hoskin St. James, Farnham, 1990 Freda Bockus St. James, Bedford 1991 Hilda Hill Holy Trinity, South Bolton 1992 Doris & Lyall Rhicard Parish of Stanbridge East 1993 Ida Mount Holy Trinity, Iron Hill 1994 Miriam Naylor St. Paul, Philipsburg 1995 ---- 1996 Christine Symington All Saints, Dunham 1997 Isabella Beattie Trinity Church, Cowansville 1998 Mr. Keith Russell Parish of Sutton, Brome-Shefford 1999 Mary Boomhower St. James, Stanbridge East 2000 Mr. Lance Myers St. James, Bedford 2001 Mrs. Evelyn Lewis Parish of Cowansville 2002 Dennis and Shirley Cowan Grace Church, Sutton 2003 Bryce and Mary Dougall Trinity Church, Cowansville 2004 2005 Mrs Jean Fisher Brome 2006 Mrs. Margaret Bloomfield Parish of Mansonville and the Boltons 2007 Mr and Mrs Gordon and Gaelies Renny St Paul, Phillipsburg 2008 Mr Gary Crandall St Paul's, Knowlton Archdeaconry of the Richelieu 2005 Martyn Harper St Joseph of Nazareth, Brossard 2006 Jim and Joyce Huddleson Trinity, St-Bruno 2007 Sid Asbil St Paul, Greenfield Park 2008 Geoffrey Greer St George’s, Châteauguay Archdeaconry of Bedford and the Richelieu 2009 Ms Ellen Rennie St Stephen, Chambly 2010 M Maurice and Mme Gisèle Paulet Christ Church, Sorel 2011 Mrs Holly Bockus St James, Bedford 2012 Valerie Bennett St. Paul’s Greenfield Park 2014 Evelyn Caldwell – President of St. Parish of Bedford, Phillipsburg & James Bedford ACW Farnham 2014 Marion Standish St. George’s Anglican Church Rosemere Archdeaconry of Montreal 1989 Ann Robson The Advent, Montreal 1990 Wayne Savage St. Margaret, Mascouche 1991 ----- 1992 Betty Eramian St. Philip, Montreal West 1993 Doris Green St. Matthias, Westmount 1994 Florine Coles St. Thomas, N.D.G. 1995 Gavin Elbourne Christ Church Cathedral 1996 Phyllis Eperson St. Cuthbert, Montreal 1997 Bernice Camacho St. Margaret, Tetreaultville 1998 Vera Jamieson St. Andrew’s Dominion-Douglas United 1999 Irene Nerrie St. James the Apostle, Montreal 2000 Mr. George Brehn St. George’s, Place du Canada 2001 Mr. George Alldis St. John the Evangelist 2002 Dr. Robert Gardiner Christ Church Cathedral Tony and Betty-Anne Infilise St George’s, Place du Canada 2003 2004 2005 Mr. Hale Lunan Christ Church, Sorel 2006 Mr. Hervé Paul Montreal Diocesan Theological College 2007 Mr William Raso St George’s, Place du Canada 2008 Mr Peter Harper St John the Evangelist 2009 Ms Joyce Vokey and Ms Amy Mason St Columba, NDG 2010 Mr William Griffith St Thomas, NDG 2011 Mrs Janet Dench Christ Church Cathedral 2012 Barbara & Ted Humphries St. Ignatius 2012 Gail Gollan Church of the Epiphany 2014 Harry Turton St. James the Apostle, Montreal Archdeaconry of St. Andrews 1989 Bill Taylor St. Francis of the Birds, St. Sauveur 1990 Bob and Emily Bristow St. James, Rosemere 1991 Leonard Ward St. John, Kilkenny 1992 Phyllis Buxton Trinity, Morin Heights 1993 Alan & Christina Weir Parish of Chomedey-Laval 1994 Inez Elizabeth Hopkins Parish of Lachute 1995 Sandra Allen All Saints, Deux Montagnes 1996 Jennifer Wheeler St. Peter, Town of Mount Royal 1997 Dorothy McBridge Christ Church, Rawdon 1998 Catherine Hughes St. Peter, Town of Mount Royal 1999 Frances Foreman Holy Trinity, Calumet 2000 Mr. Douglas Dilks St. Francis of the Birds, St-Sauveur 2001 Ms. Hester Kerr St. Cuthbert, St. Hilda & St. Luke 2002 Mr. Winston Billing St. James, Rosemere 2003 Mrs. Florrie Yeoman Greater Parish of Lachute 2004 2005 Mrs. Lilllian Parkinson Rawdon 2006 Mrs Wendy Crooks Greater Parish of St Andrew 2007 Mrs Doreen Maguire Anglican Parish of Mascouche 2008 Mrs Adele Leeming All Saints, Deux-Montagnes 2009 Mrs Shirley Tinkler-Moore and Mr Earle Christ Church, Rawdon Moore 2010 Mrs Mary Graham Parish of Arundel/Weir 2011 Mr Ron and Mrs Sue Bourque All Saints, Deux-Montagnes 2014 Carol Comer Holy Trinity, St. Agathe 2014 Patricia “Tish” McClurg St. James Rosemere Archdeaconry of St. Lawrence 1989 Harold Tincombe St. Paul, Lachine 1990 Edith Temple St. George, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue 1991 Monica Kirby St. Andrew & St. Mark, Dorval 1992 Barbara Sherstone St. Michael & All Angels, Pierrefonds 1993 Grace Temple St. John the Baptist, Pointe Claire 1994 Harry & Eleanor Grigsby St. John the Baptist, Pointe Claire 1995 Pat Roberts St. Mary, Kirkland 1996 Betty Davidson St. Mary, Como 1997 William Allison St. Paul, Lachine 1998 Nellie Brayne St. George, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue 1999 Walter Lambert St. Andrew & St. Mark, Dorval 2000 Mrs. Dorothy Kanaco Mizuhara St. Paul’s, Lachine 2001 Mrs. Doreen Christie St. Mark’s, Valleyfield 2002 Mrs. Margaret Beattie St Andrew & St Mark, Dorval 2003 Mr. Geoff Wheatley St John the Baptist, Pte-Claire 2004 2005 Mrs. Freda Stocek St George’s, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue 2006 Mr Herman Cole St Andrew and St Mark, Dorval 2007 Mr Robert Belding St Michael and All Angels, Pierrefonds 2008 Mr and Mrs Jack and Marjorie Brayne St John the Baptist, Pointe-Claire 2009 Mrs Elsie Chapman St Mary, Como 2010 Mr Robert Smith St Stephen’s, Lachine 2011 Mrs Susan Winn St George’s, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue 2012 Penny & Raymond Noel Parish of St. Andrew & St. Mark Archdeaconry of St. Mary 1989 Alec Sutton St. David, Delson 1990 Gordon Hynes Grace Church, Point St-Charles 1991 Bertha Lamrock St. Paul, Greenfield Park 1992 Tommy & Margaret Adcock All Saints, Verdun 1993 Mary Baker St. Barnabas, St-Lambert 1994 Benny Benoy St. Joseph, Brossard 1995 John Sherlock St. Lawrence, LaSalle 1996 Gwen Markwell St. John the Divine, Verdun 1997 Lucy Schofield St. George, Chateauguay 1998 Ronald Yeoman St. Lawrence, LaSalle 1999 Constance Bridgeman St. Joseph, Brossard 2000 Mrs. June Morens St. Thomas, N.D.G. 2001 Mr. Stanley Brooks St. Lawrence, LaSalle 2002 Mr. Fitzgerald Carter St. Paul. CDN 2003 Victor and Sue Kuwabara St Columba 2004 2005 Me David Eramian St Phillip, Montreal-West 2006 Mrs Marianne and Ruth Davis Trinity Memorial, NDG 2007 Mr and Mrs Livingstone and Adella St Mark, Saint-Laurent Drayton 2008 Mrs Muriel Read St Aidan with the Redeemer The Diocese of Montreal (alternately with the Cathedral) 1990 Audrey Lafferty Synod Office 1992 Frances Williamson St. Clement, Verdun 1994 Allan Marjerison Tyndale-St. Georges 1996 Helen Haslam Religious Heritage Foundation 1998 George Buckingham Former Diocesan Treasurer 2000 Mr. George Crawford St. James, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu 2003 2005 Mr Reed Scowen Tyndale St-Georges 2006 Mr David Blunt St Matthew’s, Hampstead 2007 Mr Ted Sancton Montreal Anglican 2009 Mr Emile Rink St Paul’s, Lachine 2010 Mr Michael Hiles Former Diocesan Treasurer Christ Church Cathedral 1989 Gertie and Al Lebans 1991 Catherine Crawford 1993 Duncan Shaddick 1995 Stanley Wilson 1997 Wesley Brathwaite 1999 Mr. George Deare 2001 Mrs. Heather Williamson Grace Church 2002 Mr Al Backman Christ Church Cathedral 2004 2006 Mrs Susan Lawrence Christ Church Cathedral 2008 Ms Jane Aitkens Christ Church Cathedral 2014 George Deere Christ Church Cathedral McCarthy Social Service 2001 Connie Olson Mile-End Community Mission .
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