RMC Wall of Honour

RMC Wall of Honour - Class of ‘75 Governance Committee

Nomination Committee (NC):...........  Derek Lovlin, Dick Mohns, Robert Huebert (BGen Ret'd), Sebastien Bouchard and

      Jennifer Causey.

Selection Board (SB):......................... Doug Wright, Linda Newton, Derek Lovlin, Rob Renner, Ross Wuerth,

                                                                     VAdm (Retd) Darren Hawco, William Kelly and Commandant RMCC.

Citations Committee (CC):................. Lee Smith, Ross Wuerth, Marc McNaughton, Katherine (Kate) Vigneau, and Michel Belletete.

Admin Coord and Class Secretary:... Cam Carbert.

IT:....................................................... Rick McCarthy (Class of 75 Webmaster)

As a class with almost fifty years of participation in the Canadian Armed forces, international organizations, academia and Canada we have all known and seen notable RMC grads at work. 

This is a more personal request that each of you consider the people you have worked with through your careers and, weighed against the criteria noted below, whether they should be nominated for a place on the wall and whether you could produce the nomination submission required Chair, RMC Wall of Honour Selection Board 

How YOU can Nominate a Candidate for recognition

The Objective of the RMC WALL of HONOUR is; 

“To recognize ex-cadets of the Royal Military Colleges (RMC, RRMC, CMR), and others with College numbers, for outstanding achievements and contributions to Canada or the World, and to inspire cadets thereby.”

Anyone can nominate a candidate for recognition.  

Detailed criteria for nominations and pertinent information on submissions can be found at:

 https://www.rmc-cmr.ca/en/college-commandants-office/rmc-wall-honour

 with more information under the “Update and how you can Nominate a Candidate” tab.

In summary:

1.      Eligible candidates must have a College number. Honorary and Associate numbers are included

2.      Candidates must have an extraordinary achievement at the national or international level or a lifetime of achievements and reflected the qualities of Truth, Duty, and Valour in their personal and professional lives.

3.      Additionally, Candidates may have experience and recognition beyond Canada or the CAF with international stature or demonstrated accomplishment making a lasting contribution to the human condition, in more than one field such as academic, professional, or community endeavors.

The Nominating Committee expects concise narratives of 750 to 1000 words, in Word format. Beyond the full name, College number, College(s) attended, hometown, service branch and units, awards this should be an inspirational story of the candidate’s life describing the achievements of the nominee with as much relevant life history as can be ascertained (i.e. growing up, sports, college life, military service, professional, etc.), and at least one picture. Attachments and historic references can be included. 

It is strongly recommended that nominators review the nominee’s life and achievements against the detailed Selection Criteria before preparing the submission. 

The Nominating Committee for the Wall of Honour is accepting submissions through to January 31 of each selection year.  

They can be emailed, with covering comments, to <warywisdom@gmail.com>.

The 2025 Wall of Honour Ceremony will take place on Saturday, 13 September, 2025.  

2025 Honourees: 8276 Honorary Captain(N) Joseph Jean-Pierre Marc Garneau PC, CC, CD; 12560 Major Robert Bruce Henwood, MSM, CD.  

[ this page last updated: Jan 14, 2025 ]