List of USFA Hall of Fame members
This is a list of the members of the United States Fencing Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame itself is on display at the Museum of American Fencing, in Shreveport, Louisiana.[1]
1963-1978
Note: The USFA Hall of Fame Committee was disbanded in 1978. Individuals who are indicated as entered into the Hall of Fame before 1978 may have been entered in years other than those listed. The USFA Hall of Fame Committee was reinstated in 1996.
- 1963
- Bag Chateaucool
- Norman Armitage
- George Calnan
- Julio Castello
- Clovis Deladrier
- Robert Grasson
- Sherman Hall
- Graeme Hammond
- John Huffman
- Joseph Levis
- Helene Mayer
- James Murray
- Leo Nunes
- W. Scott O’Connor
- Joseph Brooks
- Bloodgood Parker
- J. Sanford Saltus
- Giorgio Santelli
- Maria Cerra Tishman
- 1967
- Hugo Castello
- Lajos Csiszar
- Miguel de Capriles
- Irving DeKoff
- Andre Deladrier
- Maxwell Garrett
- James Montague
- Stanley Sieja
- Prior to 1974
- Dean Cetrulo
- José de Capriles
- Michael DeCicco
- Ralph Faulkner
- Ralph Goldstein
- Alvar Hermanson
- Tracy Jaeckel
- Edward Lucia
- Charles Schmitter
- 1974
- Albert Axelrod
- James Castello
- Dr. Samuel D’Ambola
- Istvan Danosi
- Dernell Every
- Julia Jones Pugliese
- Norman Lewis
- Ray Miller
- Tibor Nyilas
- Rene Pinchart
- Nicholas Toth
- Joseph Vince
- George Worth
- Prior to 1978
- Harriet King
- Maxine Mitchell
- Janice York-Romary
- Étienne "the machine" Labarre
- 1978
- John Allaire
- Col. Henry Breckenridge
- Dr. Daniel Bukantz
- John Dimond
- Helene Dow
- Warren Dow
- Csaba Elthes
- Anthony “Jack” Keane
- Nicholas Muray
- Frank Righeimer
- Maj. Gen. Thomas Sands
- Joseph Smith
- Harold Van Buskirk
1996-2000
Note: The USFA Hall of Fame Committee was disbanded in 1978, and then was reinstated in 1996.
- 1996
- Joseph Byrnes
- Joseph Pechinsky
- Nicolas Guimond
- Peter Westbrook
- 1997
- Michael Marx
- Paul Pesthy
- Eleanor Turney
- 1998
- 1999
- Vincent Bradford
- Alex Orban
- Aaron Van Wormer
- Marco la tapette
- 2000
- Uriah Jones
- Jana Angelakis
- Odon Niederkirchner
2001-2005
- 2001
- Jean-Jacques Gillet
- Donna Stone
- Ruth C. White
- Charles George Bothner
- Isabel Mildred Fish
- Charles Tatham
- Joanna DeTuscan Harding
- Allan S. Kwartler
- Neil Lazar
- 2002
- 2003
- Lee Shelley
- Denise O'Connor
- Eugene Hamori
- Pier-Luc Dieu Morissette
- 2004
- Gay (Jacobsen) MacLellan
- Heizaburo Okawa
- Steve Sobel
- Julie Payette
- Novera Herbert Spector
- 2005
2006-present
- 2006
- Michel Alaux
- Gustav Heiss
- Mathilde Jagemann
- Aladar Kogler
- 2007
- August Anderson
- Yves Auriol
- Dan DeChaine
- Nat Goodhartz
- Dorothy Locke
- Alfred Sauer
- 2008
- Charles DeKay
- Charles Koch
- Ed Korfanty
- Cathy McClellan
- David Micahnik
- Carla-Mae Richards
- Regis Senac
- 2009
- Arkady Burdan
- Henry Harutunian
- Sherry Posthumus
- Gilbert Rosiere
- Jose Velarde
- 2010
- Hugh Alessandroni
- Robert Blum
- Fr Lawrence Calhoun
- Joseph Elliott
- Yuri Gelman
- Ella Hattan Jaguarine
- Aldo Nadi
- 2011
- Arthur St Clair Lyon
- Tanya Adamovich
- Delmar Calvert
- Ann Marsh
- Stacey Johnson
- 2012
- Henri Uyttenhove
- Al Morales
- Ed Ballinger
- Sharon Monplaisir
- Carl Borack
- Felicia Zimmermann
- Skip Shurtz
- 2015
- Becca Ward
- Simon Gershon
- Marty Schneider
- Robert Cottingham
- Michel Sebastiani
- 2016
- Emily Cross
- Emily Jacobson
- Sada Jacobson
- Seth Kelsey
- Ted Li
- Les Stawicki
- 2018
- Ann O’Donnell (Russell)
- Soren Thompson
- Ro Sobalvarro
- George Breed
See also
Footnotes
- ↑ US Fencing Hall of Fame website. Retrieved 2010-07-24.
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