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
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
Prior to 1978
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
1997
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
2005

2006-present

2006
2007
  • August Anderson
  • Yves Auriol
  • Dan DeChaine
  • Nat Goodhartz
  • Dorothy Locke
  • Alfred Sauer
2008
2009
  • Arkady Burdan
  • Henry Harutunian
  • Sherry Posthumus
  • Gilbert Rosiere
  • Jose Velarde
2010 (to be inducted)
  • Hugh Alessandroni
  • Robert Blum
  • Fr Lawrence Calhoun
  • Joseph Elliott
  • Yuri Gelman
  • Ella Hattan Jaguarine
  • Aldo Nadi

See also

Footnotes

  1. US Fencing Hall of Fame website. Retrieved 2010-07-24.

External links

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