Skate Canada Hall of Fame

The Skate Canada Hall of Fame is the sports hall of fame for figure skating maintained by Skate Canada. It was established in 1990 as the Canadian Figure Skating Hall of Fame. The members are inducted into one of four categories that best represents the inductee's contributions to skating in Canada: athletes, coaches, builders, and officials. There is no physical home for the Hall of Fame; the offices of Skate Canada house historical artifacts and information about its honoured members. ^{[1] [2]}

Members

Name [3]	Year inducted	Category
Constance Wilson-Samuel	1990	Athlete
Montgomery (Bud) Wilson	1990	Athlete
Melville (Mev) Rogers	1990	Builder
Louis Rubenstein	1990	Builder
Otto Gold	1990	Coach
Barbara Ann Scott	1991	Athlete
Cecil Smith Hedstrom	1991	Athlete
George Blundun	1991	Builder
Sheldon Galbraith	1991	Coach
Donald Cruikshank	1991	Official
Suzanne (Morrow) Francis	1992	Athlete
Wallace Distelmeyer	1992	Athlete
Donald Jackson	1992	Athlete
Granville Mayall	1992	Builder
Ellen Burka	1992	Coach
Dr. Sidney Soanes	1992	Official
Frances Dafoe	1993	Athlete
Norris Bowden	1993	Athlete
Barbara Wagner	1993	Athlete
Robert Paul	1993	Athlete
Charles Cumming	1993	Builder
Gustave Lussi	1993	Coach
Nigel Stephens	1993	Official
Maria Jelinek	1994	Athlete
Otto Jelinek	1994	Athlete
Ralph McCreath	1994	Athlete
Peter Munford	1994	Builder
Margaret Hyland	1994	Coach
Bruce Hyland	1994	Coach
Norman Gregory	1994	Official
Donald McPherson	1995	Athlete
Mary Rose Thacker	1995	Athlete
Elizabeth Swan	1995	Builder
Osborne Colson	1995	Coach
Isabelle Henderson	1995	Official
Geraldine Fenton	1996	Athlete
William McLachlan	1996	Athlete
Virginia Thompson	1996	Athlete
Karen Magnussen	1996	Athlete
Billie Mitchell	1996	Builder
Linda Brauckmann	1996	Coach
Donald Gilchrist	1996	Official
Petra Burka	1997	Athlete
Toller Cranston	1997	Athlete
Brian Orser	1997	Athlete
Barbara Underhill	1997	Athlete
Paul Martini	1997	Athlete
Johnny Esaw	1997	Builder
John McKay	1997	Builder
Doug Leigh	1997	Coach
Jean Westwood	1997	Coach
Joyce Hisey	1997	Official
Joan Maclagan	1997	Official
Gordon Garden	1999	Official
Isabelle Brasseur	2000	Athlete
Lloyd Eisler	2000	Athlete
Kurt Browning	2000	Athlete
Tom Collins	2000	Builder
Elizabeth Manley	2001	Athlete
Debbi Wilkes	2001	Athlete
Guy Revell	2001	Athlete
F. K. J. (Joe) Geisler	2001	Builder
Sonya Dunfield	2001	Coach
Peter Dunfield	2001	Coach
Tracy Wilson	2003	Athlete
Robert McCall	2003	Athlete
Barbara Graham	2003	Builder
Michael Jiranek	2003	Builder
Elvis Stojko	2004	Athlete
Dr. Charles Snelling	2005	Athlete
Louis Stong	2005	Builder
David Pelletier	2006	Athlete
Jamie Salé	2006	Athlete
Dennis Silverthorne	2006	Builder
Shae-Lynn Bourne	2007	Athlete
Victor Kraatz	2007	Athlete
Bernard Ford	2007	Builder
Donald Knight	2008	Athlete
David Dore	2008	Builder
George Gross	2008	Builder
Jim Proudfoot	2008	Builder
Marijane Stong	2008	Professional
Wendy Griner	2010	Athlete
George Meagher	2010	Athlete
Bill Dowding	2010	Builder
Wilf Langevin	2010	Builder
William Ostapchuk	2010	Builder
Ann Shaw	2010	Builder
Sandra Bezic	2010	Professional
Dr. Hellmut May	2010	Professional
Jeffrey Buttle	2012	Athlete
Brian Pockar	2012	Athlete
John Knebli	2012	Builder
Norman Scott	2012	Builder
Kerry Leitch	2012	Professional [4]
Lori Nichol	2012	Professional
2009 NEXXICE Synchronized Skating Team	2015	Athletes
Louise Bertram/Stewart Reburn	2015	Athletes
Cathy Dalton	2015	Builder
Richard Gauthier	2015	Coach
Sarah Kawahara	2015	Professional
Marie-France Dubreuil	2017	Athlete
Patrice Lauzon	2017	Athlete
Jennifer Robinson	2017	Athlete
Steve Milton	2017	Builder
Ron Vincent	2017	Builder
Eric Gillies	2017	Professional
Josée Picard	2017	Professional
Lee Barkell	2019	Professional
Anne Schelter		[5] [6]

References

1. "Skate Canada Hall of Fame". Skate Canada . Retrieved December 16, 2014.
2. "Skate Canada Hall of Fame: Induction Ceremonies". Skate Canada . Retrieved December 16, 2014.
3. "Hall of Fame". Skate Canada . Retrieved February 2, 2022.
4. "2012 Skate Canada Hall of Fame Induction". Skate Canada. Archived from the original on April 5, 2015. Retrieved February 2, 2022.
5. Skate Canada Mourns the Passing of Hall of Famer Anne Schelter, Skate Canada
6. Obituary - Anne Schelter (CAN), ISU

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