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Hall Of Fame
Members
2020 (Announcement)
MICHAEL BLACKFORD
For his outstanding contribution to the artistic and creative arts of the activity over such a substantive period of time.
2019 (Announcement)
EDDIE HENDLE
For his dedication over many years to the DCUK Judging Association. JASON
OATES
For his substantial commitment to DCUK for more than 10 years as a member of the Board and for his lifelong commitment and dedication to the Drum Corps activity in the UK.
2018 (Announcement)
JOHN MCNAMARA
For his unique contribution to the activity’s artistic, educational and performance excellence whilst also influencing the creative forward motion of the activity as a whole.
2017 (Announcement)
JOE FITZPATRICK
For his unique contribution to the artistic and administrative
development of DCUK, whilst also influencing the interpretation of competitive
adjudicationJOHN JOHNSON
For his vision, leadership and founding of the Drum Corps activity in the
UK
MARK MAYES
In recognition of the unique contribution he has made to shape the artistic direction of the Drum Corps activity in the
UK
The
original vehicle for recognising the great work of individuals and
their contributions to the UK activity was the DCUK Fellowship which
began in 1985 and 18 people were inducted. These eighteen people,
list below, were automatically inducted into the DCUK Hall of Fame in the
summer
of 2017
2012
NIGEL BROWN
In recognition of his outstanding contribution to the Drum Corps activity in the UK as an Administrator, Trustee and Judge, in particular for his service as Treasurer of MPAUK and
DCUK.
ROB SWINDELLS
For his outstanding contribution to the British Drum Corps activity for over 20 years as Instructor, writer, Director and judge, he has also served on the Board of Trustees, and helped with both drum corps and winter guard contests, he has also been instrumental in spreading the British activity to Europe and the United States.
2005
DOUGLAS CALDWELL
For his outstanding contribution to the marching band activity - contributing to various corps, to judging, and being a willing participant behind the scenes with training events and helping at contests
2004
JOHN SWINDELLS
For his outstanding contribution to the marching band activity - 40 years as bandmaster/corps director of Kidsgrove Scouts, 10 years as DCUK Trustee and many years helping staff both
Winterguard and Corps finals.
2002
IAN LYALL
For his contribution and commitment to the drum corps activity through Chairman of the Judges Association and previous instructing.
DIANE SUETT
For her contribution to judging within DCUK over the past 22 years.
ALAN THOMPSON
In recognition of his continuous contribution to both the Drum
Corps and Winterguard activity, more latterly with the development of Winter Guard United Kingdom
2000
KEITH MANN
In recognition to his contribution and commitment to the Drum
Corps activity in the United Kingdom
MIKE NEWMAN
For his tireless contribution to and support of both the Drum
Corps activity as a whole and DCUK in particular.
1999
VERONICA HOPE
In recognition of the outstanding service given to the Drum
Corps movement in the UK.
1998
GLYN BOYINGTON
For his services and contribution to DCUK as Treasurer over the past 7 years
MICK MOSS
For his contribution to the Drum Corps activity over the past 45 years.
1997
MARK GUTTERIDGE
For his continuous contribution to DCUK activities, the DCUK Board and his leadership of Individuals/Ensembles competitions over the past years.
1996
IVAN BALCHIN
For his contribution to Judging
BOB HEWLETT
For his services to Drum Corps in the south west and as editor of the British Drum Corps News and the 1995 & 1996 Yearbooks
1995
CHRIS GIBBS
For his services to the DCUK Winterguard activity in the UK
RUSSELL MALLEY
For services to Judging and to the Board
ROGER STEELE
For services to the activity as Vice Chairman of the Board for 5 years
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