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The Friendship Centre Movement has been built over the past 60 years by leaders in communities across Canada. 

These women and men have built a network of community centres whose sole purpose is to care for people in their communities. 

The following Friendship Centre pioneers have made a tremendous contribution to the national Friendship Centre Movement.  
We are honoured to have worked with them, and to be a part of the legacy they have created. 

Senator Memorial Videos:

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Maurice Blondeau & Walter Schoenthal Memorial Video
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Bill Messenger Memorial Video
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Xavier Michon
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Ray Chambers
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Georgina Donald (Lifetime Member)
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Peter Dubois
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Maurice Blondeau
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Maurice
Walter Schoenthal
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Walter
Amy Clemons
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amy
Elsie Bear
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elsie
Winston Menard
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winston
Luverna Delores (Delo) Clause
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Delia Gray
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Dave Parker
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dave
Bill Messenger
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Tom Eagle
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If you know someone who has made a contribution to the national Friendship Centre Movement,
and should be honoured on this page, please review this link for eligibility and/or contact us at nafcgen@nafc.ca.

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