Past Recipients
2022 Jo Miller
2021 Dawn Coates
2020 Janet Gallagher
2019 Lynn Marie Richard and Dianna Francis
2018 Lise LeBlanc
2017 Crystal Cadeau
2016 Denise Pelrine
2015 Lynne Campbell
2014 Cheryl MacLaggan
2013 Elizabeth Pass
2012 Gail Neilson
2022 Jo Miller
2021 Dawn Coates
2020 Janet Gallagher
2019 Lynn Marie Richard and Dianna Francis
2018 Lise LeBlanc
2017 Crystal Cadeau
2016 Denise Pelrine
2015 Lynne Campbell
2014 Cheryl MacLaggan
2013 Elizabeth Pass
2012 Gail Neilson
TERMS OF REFERENCE
The Award
The “Gail Neilson” Motor Maid of the Year Award recognizes a current member for her exceptional service to Atlantic Canada Motor Maids over a 12-month period (November 1 to October 31) in supporting the principles of the Motor Maids and those of the Atlantic Canada District by:
· Preserving our history
· Supporting our traditions
· Presenting a positive image of women motorcyclists through role modelling and mentoring
The award will be presented at the Atlantic Canada District’s annual year-end meeting.
Frequency
It is awarded on an annual basis by the District Director in consultation with Assistant District Directors. Individual members may also nominate a member for the award.
Criteria
The exceptional service of a candidate may be the result of a single project or activity, or the accumulation of efforts through consistent involvement over a long period of time in supporting the principles of Motor Maids and those of the Atlantic Canada District.
Nomination Process
To nominate an individual for this award, members should send a brief description of why they feel an individual should be considered to the District Director, using the form below.
The Award
The “Gail Neilson” Motor Maid of the Year Award recognizes a current member for her exceptional service to Atlantic Canada Motor Maids over a 12-month period (November 1 to October 31) in supporting the principles of the Motor Maids and those of the Atlantic Canada District by:
· Preserving our history
· Supporting our traditions
· Presenting a positive image of women motorcyclists through role modelling and mentoring
The award will be presented at the Atlantic Canada District’s annual year-end meeting.
Frequency
It is awarded on an annual basis by the District Director in consultation with Assistant District Directors. Individual members may also nominate a member for the award.
Criteria
The exceptional service of a candidate may be the result of a single project or activity, or the accumulation of efforts through consistent involvement over a long period of time in supporting the principles of Motor Maids and those of the Atlantic Canada District.
Nomination Process
To nominate an individual for this award, members should send a brief description of why they feel an individual should be considered to the District Director, using the form below.
