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Last updated:
2008.07.11 13:38

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The Bob Withers Memorial Sportsmanship Award

In April 2006, many of us all too suddenly lost a dear friend in Bob Withers. Bob is remembered for his kindness, model sportsmanship, and dedication to the Club.

In his memory, the Board has created an annual award, to be given to a player who exemplifies the qualities that made Bob so special to so many of us. The award will be presented at the Club Championships Tournament Dinner on April 26, 2008.

Nominate a Potential Recipient

To nominate a member, simply fill in the form below and press Nominate. Richard Dustan, Lynn Dustan, and Oleh Ilnyckyj will administer the Nomination process. The recipient is selected solely by Brenda Withers. Any Evergreen member is eligible to receive this award, regardless of age, sex or playing ability.

The deadline for submissions this year is April 15, 2008.

Nominations for 2008 are now closed. Thank you for participating.

A little about Bob

For those of you who didn't know Bob well, or won't mind a little reminder, Maclean's had a well written look at who Bob was.

Past and Current Recipients

And for those who don't remember, Henry Tregillas was the first recipient of the Bob Withers Memorial Sportsmanship Award, in 2007. A 39 year member of the Club, Henry is a friend and role model to us all.

I wonder how Bob, a Kiwi, would think about me, an Aussie, winning this award. Come to think of it, I think that he'd be okay with that.

Henry Tregillas – during his acceptance speech

The 2008 award recipient is Richard Martin.