Doman, Jaspaul Rick-Harbins

A printed copy of a quote from Herb Doman's son, Rick Doman, written when Rick was CEO of Doman Industries. The quote concerns how Herb Doman's efforts in the lumber industry were a way of honouring the dreams of his father, Attar Doman.

Two businessmen pose for a photo at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The man on the right is Rick Doman. The man on the left holds a drinking glass. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the left and a mounted light fixture with five large electric candles on the right. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Three businessmen stand mid-conversation at an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C. The man on the left is Rick Doman. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the right and a mounted light fixture with five large electric candles on the left. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Four businessmen pose for a photo at an unidentified venue during an unidentified function. The man on the right is Herb Doman. The man second from the left is Rick Doman. The man on the left is Harry Merlo. The man second from the right wears a name tag. Herb, Rick, and Harry hold drinking glasses. Dining tables with chairs can be seen placed against the rear wall of the room. More guests can be seen sitting at tables in the background. Sheer white curtains cover the windows in the background. Harry Merlo was an American businessman and philanthropist who was chief executive of Louisiana-Pacific Corporation. He also donated funds to the World Forestry Center.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, four men pose for a photo clinking champagne glasses together in front of a fireplace with a mantelpiece. The man second from the left is Herb Doman. The man second from the right is Rick Doman. A table sits in front of the men, bearing a small stone statue of an otter by Fran Jenkins. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A landscape painting featuring a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. Two other men stand to the left, mostly cut off by the left edge of the photograph. Fran Jenkins is a Canadian artist who was born in 1933.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, Herb Doman and Rick Doman stand in of a fireplace with a mantelpiece. Both men hold drinking glasses. A table sits in front of the men, bearing a small stone statue of an otter by Fran Jenkins. Two unidentified businessmen stand in the foreground, both facing away from the camera. One man is partially cut off by the left edge of the photograph. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A landscape painting featuring a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. A third unidentified businessman can be seen through a mirror mounted on the wall to the left of the fireplace. Fran Jenkins is a Canadian artist who was born in 1933.

In a dining room in an unidentified hotel, three men pose for a photo standing in front of a fireplace with a mantelpiece. The man on the left is Herb Doman. Herb holds a drinking glass. The man on the right is Rick Doman. A table sits in front of the men, bearing a small stone statue of an otter by Fran Jenkins. An ornamental vase and a pine branch arrangement sit on the mantelpiece. A landscape painting featuring a river is mounted on the wall above the mantelpiece. Fran Jenkins is a Canadian artist who was born in 1933.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Rick Doman poses for a photo with an unidentified businessman. The unidentified businessman holds a drinking glass. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the left and a mounted light fixture with five large electric candles on the right. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

At an unidentified company function at the Village Green Inn in Duncan, B.C., Herb Doman poses for a photo with a young Rick Doman and a third unidentified businessman. The corner of the room can be seen behind them, with a door frame on the right and a mounted light fixture with five large electric candles on the left. The Village Green Inn is a hotel in Duncan, B.C. that opened in 1968.

Three members of the Doman family pose for a photo at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Vancouver, B.C. The man on the right is Herb Doman. The woman in the centre is an unidentified family member. The man on the left is Rick Doman. The three are standing in front of a wood-panelled wall. An art piece with blue and white stripes hangs on the wall to their right.