Courage Award 2013
This special award goes to the Bethesda witnesses for their courage
in sharing their firsthand experiences with the research community.
Dennis David, Jim Jenkins, Paul O'Connor, Jim Sibert
New
Frontier Award
In appreciation for your contribution of new evidence
and futhering
the study of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko 1996 |
David Lifton 1996 |
Gordon Winslow 1996 |
George Michael Evica 1996 |
Jack White 1996 |
John Newman 1996 |
Robert Chapman 1997 |
J. Gary Shaw 1997 |
Vincent Palamara 1997 |
Joe Backes 1997 |
Martha Moyer 1997 |
Noel Twyman
1998
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Wallace Milam 1998 |
Carol Hewett 1998 |
Stewart Galanor 1998 |
Martin Shackelford 1998 |
Ian Griggs 1998 |
Malcolm Blunt 1998 |
Hal Verb 1998 |
Cheryl Overfield, JFK Resources Online
1999 |
John Kelin, Fair Play Magazine 1999 |
Clint Bradford, Attention To Details
1999 |
Deannie Richards, The JFK Place 1999 |
Tom Blackwell, Email Updates 1999 |
J.W. Masland, The Nook of Eclectic
Inquiry 1999 |
Stan Clark 1999 |
David Mantik 2000 |
Michael Parks 2000 |
Noel Twyman 2000 |
Larry Hancock 2000 |
Mark Sobel 2001 |
Donald Thomas 2002 |
Bill Miller 2003 |
Sherry Gutierrez 2003 |
Tom Pinkston 2005 |
Stuart Wexler 2005 |
John Hunt 2005 |
Don Roberdeau 2006 |
Rex Bradford, Mary Ferrell Foundation
Archive 2006 |
Randy Owen 2008 |
Dick Russell 2009 |
John Sanders 2010 |
Brian Edwards 2011 |
Casey Quinlan, 2011 |
Bill Simpich, 2011 |
Stephen Roy, 2012 |
Pat Speer, 2012 |
Pamela M. Brown, Limousine studies , 2013 |
Bill Kelly, JFK Act Releases, 2013 |
Bart Kamp,
2016 |
Malcolm Blunt,
2016 |
Chris Gallop,
2016 |
Joan Mellen,
2016 |
Bill Simpich,
2016 |
Russ Baker
2017 |
Jeff Morely
2017
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Carmine Savastano
2018 |
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PROMISE
AWARD
“In appreciation for your new and innovative
efforts in advancing interest and study
in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.”
Steve Thomas |
Joey Granati, 2010 |
Frank Beckendorf, 2012 |
Joe Hall, 2012 |
Legacy Award
Presented in appreciation for your permanent additions to
the record of the
assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Joseph Backes 1998 |
Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko 1998 |
Tom Jones 1999 |
Larry Hancock 2001 |
Malcolm Blunt 2001 |
Ed Sherry 2001 |
Rex Bradford, History Matters 2002 |
Gerald McKnight, Weisberg Archives 2006 |
Phil Hopley, JFKLink.com 2006 |
Betty Windsor, 2009 |
Clay Ogolvie 2010 |
Randy Owen 2010 |
Jim DiEugenio, CTKA, 2011 |
Ben Rogers, W. R. Poage Legislative Library, 2012 |
William Law, 2013 |
Bethesda Witnesses, 2013 |
Alan Rogers, 2013 |
Larry Haapanen, 2013 |
Bob Cochran, Prayers for Researchers 2017 |
Rex Bradford, Mary Ferrell Archive, 2017
|
Russ Baker, JFK Facts 2017 |
John Hunt, RFK Materails
2018 |
Ms. Pat Hall,
Oswald Rooming House Museum, 2018
|
Kenneth Zediker, Photography Collection, 2018 |
Pioneer Award
"In appreciation
for your lifetime of searching for
the truth in the assassination of
President John F. Kennedy"
Mary and Buck Ferrell 1996 |
Elaine and Penn Jones 1996 |
Lillian and Harold Weisberg 1996 |
Peter Dale Scott 1997 |
George Michael Evica 1997 |
Gaeton Fonzi
1998 |
David Lifton
1998 |
Stewart Galanor 1999 |
Hal Verb
1999 |
Jerry Rose
2000 |
Josiah Thompson 2002 |
Dick Russell
2003 |
Earl Golz
2006 |
Robert Dorff
2007 |
Jim Marrs
2008 |
Dr. Robert McClelland 2009 |
Robert White 2009 |
Brian McKenna, 2010 |
Barry Ernest,
2011 |
James Lesar,
2012 |
Jerry Policoff,
2013
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J. Gary Shaw, 2015 |
Wallace Milam, 2015 |
Dr. Cyril Wecht,
2016 |
Anna Marie Kuhns-Walko, 2016 |
Sherry Fiester, Crime Scenes Study, 2017
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John Newman, Military Intelligence, 2017
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Malcolm Blunt,
2017 |
Rex Bradford,
Mary Ferrell Foundation, 2018 |
Bill Simpich, Crypt Identification, 2018 |
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