TMS President’s Award
 

Description:
This award is made by the current President to recognize an individual who has made an exceptional contributions to the success of the Society.

Past Recipients of the President's Award are:

2009: Robert D. Thomas 2008: John Chrysler
2007: Raymond T. Miller
2006: Lawrence F. Kahn
2005: J. Patrick Rand
2004: John M. Melander
2003: Russell H. Brown
2002: Stuart R. Beavers
2001: James Colville
2000: Richard E. Klingner
1999: Max L. Porter
1998: John H. Matthys
1997: Daniel P. Abrams
1996: William G. Bailey
1995: Clayford T. Grimm
1994: Gary C. Hart
1993: J. Gregg Borchelt
1992: James E. Amrhein
1991: John G. Tawresey

1990: James L. Noland

 

2009 President's Award presented to Robert Thomas

The following is a portion of the speech from TMS President, Ray Miller, in presenting the 2008 President's Award to John Chrysler. Miller recognized Chrysler at the TMS Awards Luncheon on October 18th.

"One of the best things about being TMS President is being able to recognize some of our best with the President’s Award. This year, is especially enjoyable, because the recipient is such a good person, and such a great contributor to The Masonry Society. I am awarding this year’s President’s Award Bob Thomas, all around good guy, and a huge supporter of TMS.

 


Robert Thomas, recipient of the 2009 President's Award

 

Bob has served TMS is numerous roles, including serving as a member of the Research Committee, Membership Committee, Publications Committee, Nominating Committee, Scholarships Committee, Electronic Communications Committee, Financial Planning Committee, UPMW Steering Committee, Sustainability Committee, Certification Committee, NAMC Steering Committee, ACI/TMS 216 Joint Fire Resistance Committee, Meetings Committee, Disaster Investigation Team, Education Committee (also serrved as past Chaiman), Administrative Committee Team (also served as Chiarman), Executive Committee, and the Board of Directors.

As I am sure you will agree, Bob is “one of the good guys” - always upbeat, and a positive influence on everything he works on. Bob has helped TMS in many ways - serving on Investigating Disasters Teams after Hurricane Fran, moderating sessions as he did earlier today, recruiting new members, serving as a reviewer on papers, and more recently as an extremely wise voice on the Executive Committee and Board of Directors. As I am sure you will all agree with, Bob is a joy to work with - his enthusiasm and good cheer are infectious, and his careful reflection on difficult issues appreciated. He has also served as a friend and guide for our Executive Director - always listening and offering guidance.

Congratulations Bob, and thank you for all you have done for TMS!"

Thomas joins a distinguished list of TMS's most prominent members who have received the President’s Award in the past, which includes James L. Noland, John G. Tawresey, James E. Amrhein, J. Gregg Borchelt, Gary C. Hart, Clayford T. Grimm, William G. Bailey, Daniel P. Abrams, John H. Matthys, Max L. Porter, and Richard R. Klingner,  James Colville, Stuart Beavers, Russell H. Brown, John M. Melander, J. Patrick Rand, Lawrence F. Kahn,  Raymond T. Miller and John Chrysler.

 

TMS President’s Award

The President's Award is determined by, and presented by, the current President to recognize an individual who has made an exceptional contributions to the success of the Society.


1990: James L. Noland

1991: John G. Tawresey

1992: James E. Amrhein

1993: J. Gregg Borchelt
       
 
1994: Gary C. Hart

1995: Clayford T. Grimm

1996: William G. Bailey

1997: Daniel P. Abrams
       

1998: John H. Matthys

1999: Max L. Porter

2000: Richard E. Klingner

2001: James Colville
       

2002: Stuart R. Beavers

2003: Russell H. Brown

2004: John M. Melander

2005: J. Patrick Rand
       

2006: Lawrence F. Kahn

2007: Raymond T. Miller

2008: John Chrysler

2009: Robert D. Thomas

 

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