With a legacy spanning over five decades, Bob began his journey in officiating back in 1970. Boasting 25 years of invaluable experience, Bob has exemplified excellence in his role, holding a prestigious USA Hockey Level 4 certification and serving as a dedicated mentor. Bob Lundy's expertise has graced arenas across various leagues, from USA Hockey Youth to adult, high school, and college club levels, where they've officiated as both a referee and linesman.

Bob's contributions to the sport extend beyond the ice, with significant roles within USA Hockey, including serving as Colorado Referee-in-Chief from 1980 to 1989 and District Referee-in-Chief from 1990 to 1995. This included playing a pivotal role as a seminar instructor at the Rocky Mountain Region Staff and as a national staff instructor for USA Hockey, leaving an indelible mark on the development of officiating standards.

Bob's commitment to the game was further evidenced by his affiliation with USA Hockey, spanning from 1995 to 2007. However, his nfluence didn't stop there. For 25 years, he served as an integral part of NHL Off-Ice Operations, assuming roles such as Crew Supervisor and Official Scorer for Colorado Avalanche home games.

Rick embarked on his officiating journey in 1973, dedicating an impressive 27 years to the craft. Holding a coveted USA Hockey Level 4 certification, he adeptly officiated across various levels, from USA Hockey Youth to adult, high school, and college club leagues, seamlessly transitioning between roles as both a referee and linesman.

Beyond the rink, Rick's commitment to hockey extended to mentoring and education. For a decade, he served as a valued seminar instructor for USA Hockey, imparting his wealth of knowledge and experience to aspiring officials, leaving an enduring impact on the sport's development.

Rick's leadership extended beyond officiating. He served as President of the Hyland Hills Hockey Association, demonstrating his dedication to fostering community engagement and development within the sport

Additionally, Rick's service to his country is honored, having bravely served in the Army with a tour in Vietnam, exemplifying courage and sacrifice both on and off the ice.

With profound gratitude for his remarkable contributions to the sport of hockey, we celebrate Rick Malesko's induction into our Hall of Fame, forever immortalizing his legacy.

Throughout his tenure, he displayed unwavering dedication, officiating with precision and integrity across various levels, from USA Hockey Youth to adult, high school, and college club leagues, where he seamlessly transitioned between roles as both a referee and linesman.

His impact on the officiating community was further solidified by his tenure as the Colorado Referee-in-Chief for USA Hockey, where he demonstrated exemplary leadership and guidance, shaping the standards of officiating within the region.

Paul's passion for the game and his tireless efforts to uphold its integrity serve as an inspiration to all. His induction into the Hall of Fame stands as a testament to his remarkable legacy and enduring impact on the sport of hockey.

Joe's officiating journey began in 1980, marking the commencement of 21 years of dedicated service to the sport. Holding a revered USA Hockey Level 4 certification, he officiated with precision and professionalism across various levels, from USA Hockey Youth to adult, high school, and college club leagues, where he adeptly fulfilled roles as both a referee and linesman.

Beyond his officiating duties, Joe's commitment to fostering the growth and development of hockey was evident. He served as an  instructor for USA Hockey, sharing his expertise and passion with aspiring officials, contributing significantly to the sport's educational landscape.

Additionally, Joe's impact extended beyond the rink. As a scheduler for Vail Hockey, he played a pivotal role in organizing and coordinating hockey activities, ensuring the smooth operation of the league.

His service to his country is also honored, having bravely served in the U.S. Navy with deployments to Japan and Alaska, embodying courage and dedication both on and off the ice.

Furthermore, Joe's dedication to grassroots hockey was evident in his instrumental role in creating and establishing the Clarence, N.Y. Youth Hockey Association, where he served as an administrator and coach, leaving a lasting legacy of accessibility and opportunity for young hockey enthusiasts.

With deep appreciation for his enduring contributions to the sport, we celebrate Joe Curcio's induction into our Hall of Fame, forever commemorating his remarkable legacy.