Bob Boud Award

This award recognizes an individual who is selected by the BCCC president for his or her commitment and contribution to the British Columbia Corvette Club. The award began in 1995 in memory of Bob Boud’s enduring love of Corvettes. He joined the BCCC in 1992 and was proud to be a BCCC member. He made it his priority to attend all club meetings and functions, which was important to him as he enjoyed the camaraderie of the other members.

Bob owned several Corvettes, his first being a 1962 fuel-injected roadster, followed by a ’64 coupe, a ’64 roadster, and later a ’65 roadster. In spring of 1995, Bob was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and passed away in July.

The Bob Boud Award is a large trophy which honours not only Bob Boud, but also BCCC members, whose tireless efforts make the BCCC what it is and has been since 1965. This means the recipients of this award are recognized leaders and contributors to the success of the BCCC.

The B.C. Corvette Club congratulates 2010’s recipients.

Vic, Rosalie, and Joseph - co-winners in 2010