Awards

 
The Bob Wildman Award is the highest honor the East Valley Model T Ford Club can bestow on one of its members. Bob was a charter member of the Club. Always willing to help in any way he could at club events, he readily lent a helping hand to individual members as well, even if it was something totally unrelated to the Model T. He loved to drive his T and participated in as many events as possible. A very giving and special person. Bob was the first deceased active member of the East Valley Model T Ford Club.

The Bob Wildman Award is given each year to the member who, in the opinion of the Award Committee, has contributed the most of him or herself to the club. The recognition can be for a single highly significant event, but will more likely be for their contributions over a period of time, not specific to any calendar year. The award can be given to a member only once.

To nominate a deserving candidate, write to any of the Board of Directors outlining your candidate’s contributions and telling why you think he or she is deserving of the award. Even if your candidate is not selected, just being nominated is an honor in itself. Nominations should be in narrative form and may include other documents such as pictures, news articles, etc. 

Nominations must be submitted to a member of the Board of Directors not less than November 30th annually. The Board of Directors will be the Award Committee. The award will be presented at the Christmas party each year. Should a member of the Board be nominated, that member will not participate in the selection process.

Congratulations! The East Valley
Model T Ford Club “Runningboard
News” was selected as the 2012
MTFCA First Place Newsletter.
Reg Urness accepted the award for
our club from Bud Redding at the
MTFCA National Meeting in
Dallas, Texas on March 23, 2013.

Steve Nissle presents the 2012
Trouble Trophy to George Elms