DUBUQUE BUSINESS HALL OF FAME - Revision history

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	a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.		a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.

	b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. II\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP II]], [[WAHLERT, Robert Henry\|Robert Henry WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]		b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. II\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP II]], [[WAHLERT, Robert Henry\|Robert Henry WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter F. Jr.\|Walter F. PETERSEN, Jr.]]

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	a. National Award--[[MCDERMOTT, Edward A.\|Edward A. MCDERMOTT]]		a. National Award--[[MCDERMOTT, Edward A.\|Edward A. MCDERMOTT]]

	b. Local Award--[[KEHL, Robert\|Robert KEHL]] and Ruth Kehl, [[HOUTZ, James\|James HOUTZ]], [[COOPER, Augustin A.\|Augustin A. COOPER]], [[WAHLERT, H. W. (~~HARRY~~)\|H. W. (~~HARRY~~) WAHLERT]], [[FROMMELT, Cyril P.\|Cyril P. FROMMELT]], Sylvan Frommelt,		b. Local Award--[[KEHL, Robert\|Robert KEHL]] and Ruth Kehl, [[HOUTZ, James\|James HOUTZ]], [[COOPER, Augustin A.\|Augustin A. COOPER]], [[WAHLERT, H. W. (Harry)\|H. W. (Harry) WAHLERT]], [[FROMMELT, Cyril P.\|Cyril P. FROMMELT]], Sylvan Frommelt,

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	DUBUQUE BUSINESS HALL OF FAME. The Hall of Fame, begun in 1982, was an award presented to outstanding past and present contributors to Dubuque business. In addition to the recognition of local business leadership, a national business figure is honored along with the presentation of a $1,000 scholarship, sponsored by [[WOODWARD COMMUNICATIONS, INC.]], to a student enrolled in a business-related field in one of the local colleges. The idea of the award was developed by the board of directors of [[JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE ~~TRI-STATES INC.~~]]		DUBUQUE BUSINESS HALL OF FAME. The Hall of Fame, begun in 1982, was an award presented to outstanding past and present contributors to Dubuque business. In addition to the recognition of local business leadership, a national business figure is honored along with the presentation of a $1,000 scholarship, sponsored by [[WOODWARD COMMUNICATIONS, INC.]], to a student enrolled in a business-related field in one of the local colleges. The idea of the award was developed by the board of directors of [[JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE HEARTLAND]]

	'''1982'''		'''1982'''

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	a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International		a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International

	b. Local Award--[[GRAVES, Julius K.\|Julius K. GRAVES]], [[ERTL, Frederick\|Frederick ERTL]], [[THEISEN, Leo N.\|Leo N. THEISEN]] and Kathryn Theisen, [[BERTSCH, Frank\|Frank BERTSCH]]		b. Local Award--[[GRAVES, Julius K.\|Julius K. GRAVES]], [[ERTL, Frederick\|Frederick ERTL]], [[THEISEN, Leo N.\|Leo N. THEISEN]] and Kathryn Theisen, [[BERTSCH, Frank H.\|Frank H. BERTSCH]]

	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

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	a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International		a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International

	b. Local Award--[[GRAVES, Julius K.\|Julius K. GRAVES]], [[ERTL, Frederick\|Frederick ERTL]], [[THEISEN, Leo N.\|Leo N. THEISEN]] and Kathryn Theisen		b. Local Award--[[GRAVES, Julius K.\|Julius K. GRAVES]], [[ERTL, Frederick\|Frederick ERTL]], [[THEISEN, Leo N.\|Leo N. THEISEN]] and Kathryn Theisen, [[BERTSCH, Frank\|Frank BERTSCH]]

	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

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	b. Local Award--[[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]], [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]], [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]]		b. Local Award--[[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]], [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]], [[ADAMS, John Taylor\|John Taylor ADAMS]]
	1986

			'''1986'''

	a. National Award--[[MCDERMOTT, Edward A.\|Edward A. MCDERMOTT]]		a. National Award--[[MCDERMOTT, Edward A.\|Edward A. MCDERMOTT]]
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	'''~~1989~~'''		'''1988'''

	a. National Award--Edward J. Connors, president of Mercy Health Services of Farmington Hills, Michigan, had spent thirty years in health care management and was soon to become chairman of the American Hospital Association		a. National Award--Edward J. Connors, president of Mercy Health Services of Farmington Hills, Michigan, had spent thirty years in health care management and was soon to become chairman of the American Hospital Association
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	''1990''		'''1990'''

	a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.		a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.
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	''1992''		'''1992'''

	a. National Award--Arte Johnson, a nationally known comedian, was honored for his community service to Junior Achievement including his role as a national director.		a. National Award--Arte Johnson, a nationally known comedian, was honored for his community service to Junior Achievement including his role as a national director.


	''1995''		'''1995'''

	a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International		a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International

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	DUBUQUE BUSINESS HALL OF FAME. The Hall of Fame, begun in 1982, was an award presented to outstanding past and present contributors to Dubuque business. In addition to the recognition of local business leadership, a national business figure is honored along with the presentation of a $1,000 scholarship, sponsored by [[WOODWARD COMMUNICATIONS, INC.]], to a student enrolled in a business-related field in one of the local colleges. The idea of the award was developed by the board of directors of [[JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE TRI-STATES INC.]]		DUBUQUE BUSINESS HALL OF FAME. The Hall of Fame, begun in 1982, was an award presented to outstanding past and present contributors to Dubuque business. In addition to the recognition of local business leadership, a national business figure is honored along with the presentation of a $1,000 scholarship, sponsored by [[WOODWARD COMMUNICATIONS, INC.]], to a student enrolled in a business-related field in one of the local colleges. The idea of the award was developed by the board of directors of [[JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE TRI-STATES INC.]]

	1982		'''1982'''

	a. National Award--Ted Turner, an accomplished yachtsman, was the founder of the Cable News Network (CNN) and the owner of the Atlanta Braves baseball team and the Hawks basketball team.		a. National Award--Ted Turner, an accomplished yachtsman, was the founder of the Cable News Network (CNN) and the owner of the Atlanta Braves baseball team and the Hawks basketball team.


	1984		'''1984'''

	a. National Award--John Deere and Company		a. National Award--John Deere and Company
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	b. Local Award--[[KEHL, Robert\|Robert KEHL]] and Ruth Kehl, [[HOUTZ, James\|James HOUTZ]], [[COOPER, Augustin A.\|Augustin A. COOPER]], [[WAHLERT, H. W. (HARRY)\|H. W. (HARRY) WAHLERT]], [[FROMMELT, Cyril P.\|Cyril P. FROMMELT]], Sylvan Frommelt,		b. Local Award--[[KEHL, Robert\|Robert KEHL]] and Ruth Kehl, [[HOUTZ, James\|James HOUTZ]], [[COOPER, Augustin A.\|Augustin A. COOPER]], [[WAHLERT, H. W. (HARRY)\|H. W. (HARRY) WAHLERT]], [[FROMMELT, Cyril P.\|Cyril P. FROMMELT]], Sylvan Frommelt,

	1989
			'''1989'''

	a. National Award--Edward J. Connors, president of Mercy Health Services of Farmington Hills, Michigan, had spent thirty years in health care management and was soon to become chairman of the American Hospital Association		a. National Award--Edward J. Connors, president of Mercy Health Services of Farmington Hills, Michigan, had spent thirty years in health care management and was soon to become chairman of the American Hospital Association
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	1990		''1990''

	a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.		a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.
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	1992		''1992''

	a. National Award--Arte Johnson, a nationally known comedian, was honored for his community service to Junior Achievement including his role as a national director.		a. National Award--Arte Johnson, a nationally known comedian, was honored for his community service to Junior Achievement including his role as a national director.

	1995
			''1995''

	a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International		a. National Award--R. David Thomas was the founder of Wendy's International

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	a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.		a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.

	b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]], [[WAHLERT, Robert Henry\|Robert Henry WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]		b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. II\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP II]], [[WAHLERT, Robert Henry\|Robert Henry WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]

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	a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.		a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.

	b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]], [[WAHLERT, Robert H.\|Robert H. WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]		b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]], [[WAHLERT, Robert Henry\|Robert Henry WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]

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	a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.		a. National Award--Robert Ray was the governor of Iowa from 1969 to 1983. He later served as president and chief executive officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa.

	b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis\|Francis O'CONNOR]], SCHRUP, Nicholas J.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]], [[WAHLERT, Robert H.\|Robert H. WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]		b. Local Award--[[BROWN, William C.\|William C. BROWN]], [[FULLER, Lynn S.\|Lynn S. FULLER]], [[JANSEN, Evangeline\|Evangeline JANSEN]], [[KRUSE, William G.\|William G. KRUSE]], [[MERIWETHER, J. Bruce\|J. Bruce MERIWETHER]], [[O'CONNOR, Francis J.\|Francis J. O'CONNOR]], [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP]], [[WAHLERT, Robert H.\|Robert H. WAHLERT]], Marvin M. Whitlow, [[PETERSON, Walter\|Walter PETERSEN]]