materials into blades such at the Revolution range for John Wilson and MK. The Parabolic design was also the result of collaboration with Sheffield Universities and innovative companies that he headed up. The lightweight, aluminum products available today started life under the same research program. The high- quality products supplied by HD Sports in Sheffield, England, owe much to manufacturing techniques introduced by George, who served the company in various roles for more than 30 years.
DONNARAE TULSKY Erika Amundsen Award
Vacaville Ice Sports Skating Director Donnarae Tulsky received the Erika Amundsen Award for her contributions as a “tireless ambassador” of the ISI. She is a gold, synchro and group-certified judge; attends the ISI conferences; lectures at local seminars; and models the “can-do” attitude not only to her students but also to all those who enter her rink. She has been the heart of the Vacaville Ice Sports’ skating program since the building opened in 1999.
CINDY SOLBERG International Merit Award
Tiesha DiMaggio, general manager and program director of RoseGarden Ice Arena in Norwich, Conn., received a National Merit Award in recognition of her support of the ISI and its purposes. Always willing to help, she has been a frequent presenter at local, regional and national conferences on topics ranging from music editing to social media. As a member of the ISI University (ISIU) faculty staff, she has written several classes on electronic marketing. She also serves as the District 3 representative to the ISI board of directors.
B-J SHUE CHAPMAN National Merit Award
ISI international competitions for many years, most recently at Skate Asia. Her warm personality and exceptional knowledge of figure skating have made her a valuable asset for spreading ISI philosophy throughout the world. She serves as vice chair of the ISI Judge Certification Committee and is the District 16 representative to the ISI board of directors.
TIESHA DIMAGGIO National Merit Award
ISI skating as they travel across the country to both ISI and U.S. Figure Skating events. She works hard to introduce skaters of all levels to the inclusiveness of ISI competitions, where she is always willing to participate on a judging panel.
ROBB OLEXIN National Merit Award
DAVID SANTEE Man of the Year
Robb Olexin, senior sales consultant for new project development at Becker Arena Products, received a National Merit Award for graciously giving of his time and expertise to assist ISI in its mission to provide the highest quality of education to our industry members. He has instructed at ISI conferences and seminars throughout the country and has written several informative articles for ISI EDGE trade magazine. He is one of the ISI University’s most popular instructors, as he shares his vast knowledge with the wit and delivery of a stand-up comic.
JACQUI PALMORE Woman of the Year
The consummate ambassador for ISI, David Santee, a full-time coach and program director at Oakton Ice Arena in Park Ridge, Ill., was proclaimed ISI Man of the Year. The two-time Olympian and 1981 World silver medalist represents the ISI values and mission to other skating organizations and travels the country to help ISI coaches improve their training techniques. He works tirelessly to give back to the industry that he loves, consistently presenting at ISI conferences and district seminars.
ACCENT REFRIGERATION/ ART SUTHERLAND
Albert E. Tyldesley Excellence in Safety Award
ISI honored Team Alaska Skating School Coach Cindy Solberg with the International Merit Award in recognition of her international support of the ISI and its purposes. She has participated as a coach, judge, referee and instructor seminar presenter at
B-j Shue Chapman, skating director at RDV Sportsplex Ice Den in Orlando, Fla., was honored with a National Merit Award for her tireless devotion to the ISI. She has enthusiastically hosted local, district and national competitions over the past 20 years and is often seen with her son, Timmy, spreading their infectious love of
Jacqui Palmore, skating director at Lakewood ICE in Lakewood, Calif., was recognized as ISI Woman of the Year for being a strong advocate of ISI programs and events. Whether hosting an ISI national competition or district seminar, she is always helpful with her “can-do” attitude. She has been an ISI Professional member for more than 25 years.
Art Sutherland, founder and president of Accent Refrigeration Systems in Victoria, British Columbia, was honored with the Albert E. Tyldesley Excellence in Safety Award for improving not only the design and efficiency of the ice rink refrigeration system but also its safety for arena employees and patrons. He has presented to many industry organizations on both refrigeration and refrigeration safety practices, playing a pivotal role in educating arena operators to be more conscious of safety and raising awareness of the potential to reduce the refrigerant charge of ice rink systems to mitigate potential disasters.
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