|
|
If you can not read what is Below, Please refresh your Browser
INTERNATIONAL CIRCLE OF MASTERS
HONORS AND AWARDS CEREMONY
Canadian edition
| The International Circle of Masters which is based
in NJ. USA holds various awards ceremonies throughout the world. As travelling
became quite difficult for individuals from other Countries, the C.O.M. felt it more
beneficial for members in various Countries to hold separate ceremonies. For Canada this was held at the Personal Studio of Grandmaster Daniel
Verkerke in Cambridge, Ontario Canada.
NOTE: There is only one person to receive an honor award for each
category. The C.O.M. registers each award for the year.
We have provided a pictorial coverage below. |
Above (left) GM. Verkerke presents GM. Mc Eaddy
with a Seicho Jutsu Plaque
This was conducted previously to the award ceremony.
Grandmaster Dan R. Mc Eaddy International
President for the Circle of Masters
presented the awards in person.
Shihan Fred Renkowitz received the most Dedicated
practitioner of the Year.
Grandmaster Luis Davila received the Swordsman of
the Year Award.
Shihan Aubrey Millard received Master Instructor
of the Year Award.
Grandmaster Ron Balas received Educator of the
Year Award.
Grandmaster Gary Wasniewski received Sportsman of
the Year Award.
Shihan Dawn Marsh received Woman of the Year
Award.
Grandmaster Daniel Verkerke received Soke of the
Year Award.
Shihan Jacques Morin received the Perseverance of
the Year Award.
Others who received awards in Canada were
Grandmaster Rudy
Timmerman who received the Martial Arts Medallion of Honor
and Grandmaster Doug Devlin who received Law Enforcement
Instructor of the Year Award.
Private Instructions under Grandmaster Daniel Verkerke e-mail us at:
soke@bushido.org
|
|
Only a warrior chooses pacifism; others are condemned to it.
"It is a brave act of valor to condemn death, but where life is more
terrible than death it is then the truest valor to dare to live." - Sir
Thomas Brown
"I dislike death, however, there are some things I dislike more than
death. Therefore, there are times when I will not avoid danger."--Mencius
It is the very mind itself that leads the mind astray; Of the mind, Do
not be mindless.
|
