The First 32
THE FIRST 32 This year’s Reunion Weekend for the Royal Military College of Canada was a resounding success from the 17th Annual Legacy Dinner in support of the RMC Foundation, the First Year Obstacle Course and Badging Parade, the Wall of Honour presentation, sports competitions, Class dinners and the parade to the Memorial Arch. Another…
Class Notes
Class of 1968 – Special Anniversary Celebrations On 4 and 5 September, a group of 8 Class of “68 members from the Ottawa/Kingston area celebrated their actual 50th anniversary of “signing up”, with a couple of days of golf, friendship and plenty of exaggeration. The group: 7826 Ivan Wawryk, 7815 Marv Sywyk, 7765 Roman Klimowicz,…
Class Notes…13004 STU MOORS Retiring & Much More…
13004 STU MOORS – SWALLOWING THE ANCHOR SOON RETIREMENT – 13004 CAPTAIN(N) STUART MOORS, CD, RCN – RRMC Class of 1982 1. AFTER OVER 37 YEARS OF LOYAL AND DEDICATED SERVICE TO QUEEN AND COUNTRY, CAPT(N) STU MOORS IS SWALLOWING THE ANCHOR. A SMALL DWD WILL BE CONDUCTED IN LATE SEP WITH A FOLLOW ON CELEBRATION…
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8475 Rem Westland, Class of ’70 had an interesting article that appeared in the Ottawa Citizen this summer which may be of interest to other ex-cadets (or other readers) who have run for public office or are contemplating doing so… Running For Public Office… This overview and the diary that follows will be of interest…
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A number of Ex Cadets from a variety of classes recently were involved in one way or the other with a wedding which was held – 9 Aug – on top of the National Arts Centre, and followed by a reception under a tent in the same location. The groom was 23479 Ben Lawson (06)…
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We’re pleased to let our readers know that 18866 Eva M. Martinez (Class of ’93) has been selected as the 2014 recipient of the Elsie MacGill Northern Lights Award in the Business category. Elsie MacGill was the world’s first female aircraft designer, working as an aeronautical engineer during WWII. The Northern Lights Foundation’s mission is…
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7959 Mark Hannington (Class of ’69) recently retired from teaching school in Hawaii. Following graduation from RMCC, Mark served in the Canadian Navy as a submariner. As a young father, he concluded that was no way to raise a family. Following his compulsory time, he left the Navy, moving his family to a small town…
13789 Cdr Darren Rich assumes command at Nanoose Bay
Richer for it 13789 Cdr Darren Rich assumes command at Nanoose Bay Canada’s only underwater testing range has a new commander. After a remarkable career of more than 37 years in the CAF, the last five of them as the commanding officer of the Canadian Forces Maritime Experimental and Test Ranges (CFMETR) in Nanoose Bay…
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5868 Scott Clements (Class of 1963) has served in the position of President and CEO of the Fort McMurray Airport Authority since January, 2010. In this challenge he has the task of implementing the bold vision of the Authority to meet the very strong growth requirements for aviation facilities and services and to become the…
RMC Class of 1969 Annual Golf Event
2014 RMC Class of ’69 Invitational Golf The Cove at Mary Lake, Huntsville, Ontario The RMC flag flew proudly over the Cove at Mary Lake from 15-21 June as 16 members of the Class of ’69 gathered for a week of golf, comradeship and culinary delights. The week was hosted by 8061 Bob Morton and…
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4606 Warner Sharkey, (Class of ’59) P.E., P.Eng has been elected to the Executive Committee of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) NY Section. As a member of this committee, he will contribute towards the financial, educational and technical direction of IEEE members in the NYC geographic region. Warner previously served three terms…
18254 Colonel Michel-Henri St-Louis chosen outstanding International Fellow from NWC
18254 Colonel Michel-Henri St-Louis chosen outstanding International Fellow from NWC On June 12th, 18254 Colonel Michel-Henri St-Louis (Entered CMR ’87), graduated from the National War College (NWC) at Fort McNair in Washington DC. As an International Fellow, Col St-Louis was educated with officers from all four U.S. Services, foreign military representatives from 57 countries as…