DRNBC Wall of Fame

About our Wall of Fame

In 2006, we established the Wall of Fame which was intended to honour the commitment and legacy of retired or soon to be retiring colleagues. We thank you for your service.

2025

Vince Tomassetti – Assistive Technology BC

We extend heartfelt thanks to Vince Tomassetti for his many years of dedicated service to students with disabilities in B.C.’s post-secondary institutions. Your contributions have helped shape a more inclusive educational landscape, and your presence will be truly missed. On behalf of students and your colleagues: THANK YOU — YOU WILL BE MISSED!

2024

Darryl Gorrie – Camosun College

Maureen Mills – Vancouver Community College

Ingrid Defert – Vancouver Community College

2023

Jennifer U’Chong – Vancouver Island University (Nanaimo, BC)

Rita Dilek – Vancouver Community College

Bobbie Boehm – Douglas College

2021

Michael Borins – Camosun College

Cheryl Kramer – Capilano University

Nicola Soles – Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Valerie Newton – Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Catherine Rauk – Kwantlen Polytechnic University

2020

Wendy Parry – Douglas College

Donna Lowndes – Douglas College

Ruth Warick – University of British Columbia

2016

Barbara Thomas-Bruzzese – Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Shannon Hougham – Vancouver Community College

Anita Gojevic – Vancouver Community College

Wayne McNiven – Vancouver Community College

Laverne Thompson – Capilano University

2014

Susanne Dadson – Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Bob Logelin – Douglas College

Betty Noble – Vancouver Community College

2013

Dana Sova – Douglas College

Marilyn Raymond – Okanagan College

Fraser Crinklaw – Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Susan McArthur – Camosun College

Lucas Foss – Capilano University

2012

Priscilla Stanbury – Capilano University

Jan Shiell – Capilano University

Don Robbie – Okanagan College

2010

Gayle Thomas – Okanagan College

Catherine Mead – University of British Columbia

2008

Joyce Davidson – British Columbia Institute of Technology

Marna Arnell – Post-Secondary Communication Access Services

Wendy Keenlyside – Douglas College, Langara College, University of British Columbia