Awards

An unidentified accolade that was presented to five people, including Herb Doman and MLA Tom Waterland. The accolade consists of a framed certificate including the text "The Noble Vancouver Island Hemlock" in a large, cursive font, along with a longer passage in much smaller text. This passage, though partly illegible, appears to be a historical account in the form of a poem concerning the beginning of the timber industry on Vancouver Island under George Vancouver in the year 1792. Captain George Vancouver was a British Royal Navy officer and explorer. Many landmarks in British Columbia, Yukon and Washington are named after him. He was born on June 22, 1757 and died on May 10, 1798.

An award presented by Face the World Foundation to Doman Industries Limited for "providing the hand of hope". The award consists of a printed certificate. The certificate includes the text of the award along with a graphic illustration of a hand with its palm turned upward. Two five-pointed stars float above the hand. The certificate is signed by Jacqui Cohen. Face the World Foundation is a fundraising organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities in Vancouver. Jacqui Cohen is the president of Army and Navy and the founder of the Face the World Foundation.

A membership plaque issued by Rotary International, presumably belonging to Herb Doman. The plaque consists of a wooden board with raised lettering and a raised image of the Rotary International logo. The Rotary International logo depicts a cogwheel with six spokes. The plaque itself is photographed leaning on a brick wall. Rotary International is a service organization founded in 1905 with a membership of 1.4 million.

A Community Service Award presented by Minister of Human Resources William Vander Zalm to Herb Doman. The award consists of a paper certificate and includes the text of the award, an image of the coat of arms of British Columbia, and a gold seal sticker also featuring the same coat of arms. William Vander Zalm is a Canadian politician and entrepreneur belonging to the Social Credit Party. He was the 29th Mayor of Surrey from 1969 to 1975 and the 28th premier of British Columbia from 1986 to 1991.

An award presented by Business Examiner to Herb Doman recognizing him as one of the "top 25 leaders impacting the quality of life on South Vancouver Island". The award consists of a paper certificate and includes the text of the award along with the logo of the Business Examiner publication. The Business Examiner is a newspaper focusing on business and related issues. It is a monthly publication with regional variations catered to four communities: Vancouver Island, Greater Victoria, Thompson Okanagan, and Peace Cariboo Skeena.

A Lights of Hope 2000 Silver Sponsor Award presented to Doman Industries Limited. The award consists of a paper certificate. The certificate includes the text of the award, a decorative border consisting of christmas lights, and a simplified outline of St. Paul's Hospital, including a photograph of the plaque from the building itself. Lights of Hope is a fundraising campaign supporting healthcare in B.C. organized by St. Paul's Hospital Foundation.

An award presented by Face the World Foundation to Doman Industries Limited for "sharing the gift of giving". The award consists of a printed certificate in a frame. The certificate includes the text of the award along with a graphic illustration of a stylized woman with a bob haircut wearing a cocktail dress and opera gloves. The woman holds a purse. A tray laden with two martini glasses can be seen to the left of the woman. The woman and the tray stand in front of a background made up of human silhouettes. The logo of Face the World Foundation can be seen at the bottom right. The logo resembles a lightbulb. The certificate is signed by Jacqui Cohen. Face the World Foundation is a fundraising organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities in Vancouver. Jacqui Cohen is the president of Army and Navy and the founder of the Face the World Foundation.

Award presented by Grace McCarthy to Herb Doman for his involvement in the opening of the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre. The award consists of a printed paper certificate. The certificate includes the logo of the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre and is signed by Grace McCarthy. Grace McCarthy, born Grace Mary Winterbottom, was the former leader of the B.C. Social Credit Party and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the CH.I.L.D. Foundation. She was born on October 14, 1927 and died on May 24, 2017.

An award presented by Face the World Foundation to Doman Industries Limited for "sharing the gift of giving". The award consists of a printed certificate in a frame. The certificate includes a graphic of the word "idea" with each letter printed in a different font on the left margin, an illegible graphic at the top right corner, and the logo of Face the World Foundation a the bottom centre. The logo resembles a lightbulb. The certificate is signed by Jacqui Cohen. Face the World Foundation is a fundraising organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities in Vancouver. Jacqui Cohen is the president of Army and Navy and the founder of the Face the World Foundation.

An award presented by Tim-Br-Marts to Doman Industries in recognition of their purchases during the year of 1984 exceeding one million dollars. The award consists of a wooden board fixed with a small metal badge and a larger plaque. The badge depicts the Tim-Br-Marts logo surrounded by a laurel wreath. A metal relief sculpture surrounding the plaque depicts a rolled-up paper scroll in front of laurel wreaths. Tim-Br-Marts Ltd. is a buying group for lumber dealers in Western Canada founded in 1967.