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David and Bill had fl own in from British Columbia for this
event. David and John even wore their Team Canada blazers
from 1972, which fi t surprisingly well! Columbia for this event.
David and John even wore their Team Canada blazers from
1972, which fi t surprisingly well!
Dana Archibald then inducted fellow Nova Scotians Glen
Dexter, Andreas Josenhans, and Sandy MacMillan for their two
World Championships in the Soling Class in 1977 and 1980.
Dana is a past member of the Canadian Team, sailing 470s with
Glen's daughter. Andeas and Sandy made the 18 hour drive from
Nova Scotia to be part of this event which Andreas described as
extremely important to the future of the sport in Canada.
Karen McRae performed double duty by fi rst inducting Karen
Morch for her Windsurfer World Championship and Olympic
Gold Medal in 1984. Karen then inducted her fellow Canadian
Fourteen Foot Dinghy Hall of Fame member Terry McLaughlin
for his Silver Medal in Flying Dutchmen in the 1984 Olympics.
Terry's sailing accomplishments extend well beyond an Olympic
Medal, recently having won the Canada's Cup for a third time.
David Covo then inducted Evert Bastet for his Silver Medal
in the 1984 Olympics sailing in Flying Dutchmen with Terry
McLaughlin as skipper. Evert was unable to attend the induction.
Evert's accomplishments in winning Flying Dutchmen World
Championships with both Hans Fogh and Terry McLaughlin
were noted by David.
Noted Finn sailor Larry Lemieux fl ew in from Calgary to
induct Terry Neilson, his old friend and Bronze Medal winner in
Finns in the 1984 Olympics.
The most emotional part of the afternoon was when Paul
Henderson inducted the late Hans Fogh. The induction was
accepted by Hans' widow, Kirsten, and their son Thomas.
Thomas gave a heartfelt and moving tribute to his father.
Henderson then inducted John Kerr and Steve Calder in recognition
for the Bronze Medal they were each awarded in the 1984
Olympics while sailing with Hans.
The afternoon ended with Scott Morgan inducting his father's
old friend Lynn Watters. Appropriately, the induction was
received by Lynn's son Alex.
This was the fourth series of inductions into the Canadian
Sailing Hall of Fame and represented the largest gathering of living
inductees to date. In that regard the event felt like an exuberant
homecoming for everyone involved, with a tear occasionally
shed for those no longer with us. The inductions have traditionally
taken place every other year. Therefore, even with the
2020 inductions postponed to 2021, the CSHOF Management
Committee is still planning for a 2022 Induction. Stay tuned.
Cont...
Dana Archibald presents the CSHOF plaque to Andreas Josenhans
Paul Henderson and Kirsten Fogh look on as Thomas Fogh pays an
emotional tribute to his late father
Alex Watters accepting his late father's Hall of Fame plaque
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