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2005 Deputy Chief Constable, Paul Tinsley (deceased) Selected as the first entry in the 2005 Order of Abbotsford Merit Book as an indication to all future generations of the exceptionally high standards required for inclusion on this list and a reminder to future custodians of the list to always strive to acknowledge those worthy of inclusion while they are still among us. December 2005 Ross Belscher (deceased) In posthumous recognition of his tireless commitment and loyalty to the community. John Spud Murphy To honour his lifelong commitment to the community through sport, leadership, and volunteerism. Dave Kandal In appreciation of his exceptional dedication to the development of our City. January 2006 Harry Dejong In recognition of his long service and dedication for the betterment of the community. Douglas Taylor (deceased) In posthumous recognition of his leadership and many years of service to the community. Jerry Gosling In recognition of dedicated volunteer service and community involvement in the City of Christine Wiebe In recognition of outstanding volunteer commitment to promote the City of Abbotsford

Gertie Poole In recognition of her work as a justice activist and victim s right advocate. Herman Driedeger In recognition of his impressive record of service to the agriculture industry, business community, education system and contributions to the success of the Abbotsford International Airport. Darryl Plecas - (Citizen of the Year 2006) In recognition of his teaching excellence in Criminology and exceptional leadership and innovation in the promotion of public safety in the City of Vern Heidebrecht In recognition of his more than 4 years of leadership and public speaking and spiritual guidance in the City of James Reed (deceased) In posthumous recognition of his dedication and devotion to his students during 40 years of teaching in the Abbotsford School District. June 2007 Kim Chapdelaine In recognition of her leadership, provincially, nationally, and internationally in the field of athletics. Barry Crocker In recognition of his dedication and involvement in promoting soccer in the City of Elizabeth Melnick In recognition of her commitment to rehabilitating injured and orphaned wildlife in the City of Milt Walker In recognition of his community leadership and support of local arts and culture in the City of

Eugene Reimer - (Citizen of the Year 2007) To honour his lifelong commitment to the community through sport, leadership and inspiration to other disabled athletes. John (Jack) Robertson To recognize his long service and dedication for the betterment of the community. Dean Russell To recognize his countless hours of service to the Abbotsford Police Force and to the public safety of our citizens. Eric Vanderham (deceased) In posthumous recognition of community leadership in the areas of sport and business. June 2008 Bob Bos In recognition of his leadership and dedication in revitalizing our historic downtown Henry Braun In recognition of his exceptional community leadership to the City of Dave Holmberg In recognition of his outstanding leadership in making Abbotsford a better place to live. Frank Keis In recognition of his dedication to the Matsqui Prairie Dyking, Drainage and Irrigation Committee and his support in establishing Abbotsford Agri-Fair. Freddy Latham In recognition of her support and commitment to the community through the arts and culture. Gerry Palmer In recognition of his commitment and community involvement in the City of

Walter Paetkau - (Citizen of the Year 2008) In recognition of his role as an advocate for the disadvantages and an inspiration to many for involving people to be of service to their community. Johanna Saaltink In recognition of her tireless commitment to conservation and work in founding the Central Valley Naturalist Conservation Committee. Henk Saaltink In recognition of his dedication in community stewardship and environmental and social advocacy in the City of Alan Trethewey In posthumous recognition of his community leadership and exceptional dedication to the development of our City. June 2009 Dr. Harold (Skip) Bassford In recognition of his commitment to education and community involvement. Fiona Brett In recognition of her community involvement and commitment to the City of Paul Singh Dhaliwal Sr. In recognition of his dedication to help new immigrants find work and settle in Leslie Easte In recognition of her dedication as a volunteer and as an internationally recognized jewelry designer. Mike Hammond In recognition of his work with people with disabilities and Abbotsford Special Olympics.

Phyllis Harms In recognition of her volunteerism and dedication in her efforts to help solve homelessness in Ed and Donna North - (Citizens of the Year 2009) In recognition of ongoing support to the community and commitment to the City of Jake (Jatinder) Parmar In recognition of his professionalism in the provision of pre-hospital medical services and community involvement. John Vissers In recognition of his dedication to conservation and the environment of the City of Abbotsford June 2010 Vivienne Chin In recognition of her involvement in making Abbotsford a safer place to live. Deidre DeGagne In recognition of her community service and volunteer leadership. Marilyn Goodwin In recognition of her years of service at the MSA Hospital. James Hanna In recognition of his community involvement and service to families of Christine Lamb - (Citizen of the Year 2010) In appreciation of her years of service to the community as a politician and as a volunteer, providing much time, energy and quality of service. Harry Schmidt - (Citizen of the Year 2010) In recognition of his dedication to the City of Abbotsford and humanitarianism efforts throughout the world.

Lois Wilson In recognition of her dedication as a teacher and volunteer for the Kidney Foundation of Canada June 2011 George F. Ferguson - (Citizen of the Year 2011) To honour his lifelong commitment, leadership and dedication to the development and people of the City of Karen Matty In recognition of her business leadership and development of Barbara Mowat In recognition of her leadership in the development and promotion of small and homebased business in the City. Carson Noftle In recognition of his knowledge and assistance in the growth and development of Les Stagg In recognition of his devotion to Abbotsford s children and youth. Barry Stewart In recognition of his dedication and involvement in promoting basketball and football in Abbotsford Fred Strumpski In recognition of his leadership in the business community and lifelong community and volunteer services

June 2012 William (Bill) Andrews In recognition of his dedication as an active volunteer to the community and commitment to the City of Abbotsford Roy Morice In recognition of his longstanding community involvement and commitment to making the City of Abbotsford a better place. Ron Price - (Citizen of the Year 2012) In recognition of his extensive and foundational contributions to the community and commitment to the City of Bob Singleton In recognition of the tireless contribution of leadership, time and knowledge he has provided the community. Ron Sweeney Sr. - (Citizen of the Year 2012) In recognition of being a positive role model, and helping to build strong foundation throughout Abbotsford and beyond. June 2013 Laughie Bell In recognition of his valuable contribution to minor hockey in the City of Dennis Hill In recognition of his contributions to Abbotsford Citizens Patrol. Dr. Elizabeth June Watt - (Citizen of the Year 2013) In recognition of her community and professional leadership.

June 2014 Elizabeth Carter In recognition of outstanding achievements in community sport development and commitment to volunteerism. Betty Johnston (Citizen of the Year 2014) In recognition of her outstanding dedication to community sport development and commitment to volunteerism. K. Barry Marsden In recognition of his outstanding achievements in the aerospace industry and dedication local aerospace growth and innovation. Charles D. Wiebe In recognition of his outstanding service to the local arts community.