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St. Thomas More Collegiate Foundation News
The St. Thomas More Collegiate
Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame was founded to honour the alumni, staff and friends of St. Thomas More Collegiate who exemplify what it means to be a “Knight” through their personal achievements and/or service to STMC. They represent what is best in the STMC community, and offer our present-day Knights both pride in our past and inspiration for their future. Click here to read more about selection criteria and procedures.
Now Accepting Nominations for 2010!
We are now accepting nominations for the next slate of inductees, to be honoured at STM’s 50th Anniversary Celebration in November 2010. Nominations must be submitted no later than Monday, August 30, 2010. Click here to nominate someone.
Inductees 2008
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Mr. Ron Crosato Honorary Alumnus
Recognized for his Service to STMC, and for his commitment to coaching.
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Brother John F. Gale Administrator 2000-2006
Recognized for his leadership, strength and dedicated service to STMC
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Mr. Rich Goulet Alumnus ’64, Staff
Recognized for his teaching and coaching at STMC.
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Brother Hugh. B. O’Neill Alumnus ’71, Staff, Administrator
Recognized for his accomplishments as a teacher and administrator at STMC. Brother O’Neill is currently the Province Leader for the Edmund Rice Christian Brothers North America |
Inductees 2006
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Brother Ted Basset
Inducted for his accomplishments as a devoted STMC teacher, administrator, and groundskeeper. Brother celebrated his golden jubilee in 2005 (50 years of dedication with the Christian Brothers). |
Brother Peter Paul McNiven
Inducted for his accomplishments as a devoted teacher and administrator during STMC’s very difficult early years. Brother celebrated his golden jubilee in 2006 (50 years of dedication with the Christian Brothers). |
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Mr. Bill Davidson
Inducted for his generosity and dedicated service to STMC especially during the legal challenge that threatened the very existence of the school. |
Mr. Peter Ogilvie
Inducted for his accomplishments as an extraordinary athlete, twice participating in the Olympic Games for Team Canada, and for continuously exemplifying the qualities of a true Knight. |
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Dr. David Diemert
Inducted for his accomplishments as a STMC student, athlete, and for his leadership in research against the infectious Hookworm disease. |
Mr. Steve Power
Inducted for his accomplishments as a devoted alumnus, parent, volunteer and infectious supporter of STMC when its future looked bleak. |
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Mr. John Burnell
Inducted for his accomplishments as a devoted STMC teacher and administrator, in which roles he always went beyond the call of duty. |
Mr. John Kozak
Inducted for fostering his own unique spirit of generosity and enthusiasm, which is still alive today at STMC. |
Brother Wayne McIntyre
Inducted for his accomplishments as the first Principal of STMC, in which role he nurtured the growth of Catholic secondary education in Burnaby. |
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Inducted for his accomplishments as Principal, in which role he oversaw an era of growth and academic accomplishment at STMC. |
Inducted for sharing Blessed Edmund Rice’s vision of helping those in need, in his case by parenting foster children for almost three decades. |
Inducted for his accomplishments as Principal, in which role he created a unique spirit that characterizes STMC to the present. |
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Inducted for outstanding athletic achievements as a basketball and football player at STMC and as a lacrosse player who was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame and the Whittier College, CA Sports Hall of Fame. |
Chair, “A Place for All Time” Campaign 2003-2007
Inducted for his generosity and dedicated service to STMC especially during the legal challenge that threatened the very existence of the school. |
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1. The nominee may be a former student, a former staff member, or a friend (parents, past parents, supporters)* of Saint Thomas More Collegiate. For former students, and under normal circumstances, a period of five (5) years must have elapsed between graduation and nomination for induction.
2. Candidates must be nominated on the official nominating form or online.
3. Candidates must have:
- Made a significant and recognized contribution to society or their profession, OR
- Been recognized for outstanding performance in Fine Arts/Applied Skills, Athletics,
Government or Public Service, OR
- Advanced the cause of Education, Science or Medicine through practice and/or research, OR
- Been recognized for other outstanding achievements, accomplishments, contributions or
acts that have had a profound and positive effect.
Ribbon-Cutting Celebration for New Courtyard and Fine Arts Wing: May 29, 2010 at 11:00am - RSVP Now!
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