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2017-18 Hockey Hall of Fame Donor List 2017-18 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, Canadian Hockey League, Canadian Junior Hockey League, Canadian Women’s Hockey League, ECHL, Justice Hockey Canada, Kontinental Hockey League, National Collegiate Athletic Association, National Hockey League, National Women’s Hockey League, Ontario Hockey League, Ontario Junior Hockey League, Ontario Women’s Hockey Association, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, United States Hockey League, U Sports, Western Hockey League Companies/Organizations: CIBC Trust Corporation, CloutsnChara, Nike Hockey, Nipissing First Nation, ORR Hockey Group, Stanstead College, The Drumheller Mail, The Hockey Foundation, The MeiGray Group International Nations: International Ice Hockey Federation, Hockey Canada, Czech Ice Hockey Association, Denmark Ice Hockey Union, Egypt Ice Hockey, German Ice Hockey Federation, Hungarian Ice Hockey, Lebanese Ice Hockey Federation, Russian Ice Hockey Federation, Swedish Ice Hockey Association, Swiss Ice Hockey Federation, Ice Hockey United Kingdom, USA Hockey Hockey Clubs: Acadie-Bathurst Titan, Anaheim Ducks, Arizona Coyotes, Bakersfield Condors, Barys Astana, Belleville Senators, Boston Bruins, Brampton Canadettes, Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Wolves, Chilliwack Chiefs, Clarkson University Golden Knights, Cleveland Monsters, Colorado Eagles, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Detroit Red Wings, Edmonton Oilers, Fargo Force, Florida Panthers, Hamilton Bulldogs, Kalamazoo Wings, Kunlun Red Star, Lacombe Generals, Laval Rocket, Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Los Angeles Kings, Markham Thunder, Metropolitan Riveters, Minnesota Wild, New Jersey Devils, Notre Dame Hounds, Pittsburgh Penguins, Providence Bruins, Regina Pats, Sagkeeng Oldtimers, Saskatoon Stars, St. Albert Slash, St. Francis Xavier University X-Women, St. Stephen Aces, Stockton Heat, Stoney Creek Generals, Swift Current Broncos, Tampa Bay Lightning, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Marlies, Tucson Roadrunners, University of Alberta Golden Bears, University of Manitoba Bisons, Utica Comets, Vancouver Canucks, Vegas Golden Knights, Washington Capitals Individuals: Chuck Adamson, Darlene Ahmo, James Alleston Jr., Dave Andreychuk, Kent Angus, Michael Auksi, Caroline Bakuska, David Barkley, Robert Barkley, Bill Bascom, Steve Baumgartner, Leslie Bayliss, Beverly Beaver, Jeff Beck, Mark Bedics, Ward Benjamin, Warren Best, Tony Biegun, Brad Boyes, Megan Bozek, Adisen Brueck, Riley Brueck, Shawn Bullock, John Burns, Cole Butterworth, Taylor Cammarata, Michael Carlesimo, Paul Cassidy, Lawson Cayley, Otakar Cerny, Terrence Chesterman, Tom Chianta, Claus Fonnesbech Christensen, Glen Cochran, Donald Condello, Ralph Constable, Peter Cote, Les Couchi, Ryan Crelin, Sidney Crosby, LouAnn Curtis, Ronald Daley, Toni Daniels, John Dawson, Scott Dellaire, Mario Della-Savia, Midge DesRoches, Howard Detsky, Jim Devellano, Adam Dixon, David Dos, Clare Drake, Dave Duffy, Hannes Ederer, Gary Eggleston, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Lars Eller, Charles El-Mir, Tony Falasca, Jeannie Ferreira, Dave Fitzpatrick, Evan Fitzpatrick, Ernie Fitzsimmons, Martin Fortin, Michel Fortin, Scott Foster, Jonas Fransson, Paul Frederico, Andy French, Steve Fuglister, Lauchlan Fulton, Corporal Andrew Gallant, John Gibson, Steve Giglio, Alex Gilchrist, Emily Glazer, Roger Godin, David Gorman, Len Gould, Danielle Goyette, Carla Graansma, Mike Green, Ronald Guimond, Bruce Haas, Spencer Hamilton, Lisa Hardy, Anthony Harrison, Bobby Hastings, Glenn Healy, Matt Heary, Dana Heinze, Bob Hoffman, Christian Hofstetter, Connor Hood, Jean Huynh, Dave Hysen, Jeff Jackson, Jeremy Jacobs, Jim Johansson, Craig Johnson, Peter Johnston, Paul Kariya, Rob Kennedy, Maureen Kenny, Dave Keon Jr., Ted Kewley, John Klingberg, Gregory Kobylyanskiy, Zoltan Kovacs, Constantine Kruszynsky, Nikita Kucherov, Kevin Kuhnhackl, Kasey Lamoore, Martin Laperriere, Audrey Larylon, Jamie LeBlanc, Serge Leblanc, Kimmo Leinonen, Ryan Lenser, David Leslie, Kris Letang, Wayne Liebl, W&L Lockley, Kris Loomis, Courtney Mahoney, Tyler McGregor, Krista McKenna, Frank Mahovlich, Pascal Malkoun, Patrick Maloney, Master Corporal René Donald Mantha, Frank Marasa, Mason Marchment, Rudy Mateka, Auston Matthews, David Mayorga, Mike McCarron, Holly McCoubrey, Connor McDavid, Chris McKeage, Mary Lou McKeen, David McNeil, Barry Meisel, Kyle Michalovsky, Rebecca Michael, Jill Mikita, Greg Moran, Herb Morell, Brent Munroe, Brock Myles, James Neal, Dan Near, Perry Nelson, Ted & Will Nesbitt, Lorraine Newman (In Memory of George), Doris Newmark, Greg Normandeau, Scott Noris, Dave Norris, , Alexander Penman, Frank Perrone, Brigitte Pronovost, Richard Provencher, Chelsea Purcell, Richard Taschereau Quinn, Sameh Ramadan, Noora Raty, Mark Recchi, Bob Reid, Kevin Rempel, Tom Renney, Larry Robertson, Raymond Robitaille, Mike & Nathalie Ross, Rey Sandre, Marty Savoy, Bob Schneider, Ricardo Schodler, Dorothy Scott, Daniel Sedin, Tyler Seguin, Teemu Selanne, Kevin Shea, Tom Sheilds, Adam Sherlip, Darren W. Shore, Steve Paul Simms, Joey Simon, James Slavens, Joanne Sloan, Sean Smith, Garret Sparks, Eric Staal, Laura Stacey, Steven Stamkos, Martin St-Charles, Andrew R. Stegon, Allan Stitt, Dan Stoddart, Bill Thorn, Shawn Thornton, Stas Tolstov, Eric Tosi, Pierre Trudeau, Bob Unger, James Van Craenenbroeck, James van Riemsdyk, Rob Vickers, Rich Villani, Henry Vos, Charles Vukotich, Janet Watt, Michael Webster, Anders Weiderstal, Zach Werenski, Aaron Westendorf, Brian White, Bill Wickett, Clendon Wooldridge, Diana Zimber .
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