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DeSouza Award
Past Awardees

Past DeSouza Awardees

To learn about DeSouza Awards made in previous years, select the year at rightabove.

Past Awardees

2024 Award: Jim Steenburgh
2023 Award: Jeremy Fischer and Andrea Zonca
2022 Award: Ryan Abernathey
2020 Award: Mike Zuranski
2019 Award: Pete Pokrandt
2018 Award: Steven Lazarus
2017 Award: Kevin Tyle
2016 Award: Daryl Herzmann
2015 Award: Scott Jacobs
2014 Award: Rich Signell
2013 Award: Larry Oolman
2012 Award: David Knight
2010 Award: Gilbert Sebenste
2009 Award: Elen Cutrim
2008 Award: Mark Laufersweiler
2007 Award: James Moore
2006 Award: Rich Clark
2005 Award: Mary Des Jardins
2004 Award: Dan Vietor
2003 Award: Tom Whittaker
2002 Award: Doug Yarger
2000 Award: Harry Edmon

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