May 31, 2025 | EMHA | 870 views
Thank you!
EMHA would like to send a heartfelt thank you to our executive members
who are concluding their terms today. These 3 executives have spent
many years volunteering their time with EMHA to ensure our Association
operates smoothly and continues to thrive. Their dedication has played a
huge role in the success of EMHA.
Thank you to Lindsey Richie, who has acted as our Registrar for many years, serving a couple of separate terms on the EMHA Executive Board. Lindsey's knowledge has been a huge benefit as we have tried to juggle all of the changes that have occurred within minor hockey recently. The many years that Lindsey has spent volunteering whether it be on the board or acting as team manager have been greatly appreciated!
We would also like to thank Bill Young who is also hanging up his hat with the executive board. Bill stepped up to fill a major role within EMHA when needed and has volunteered for many years, whether you see him on the ice, in his past role as coaching director or most recently has our EMHA president! Bill has guided our executives through a lot of adjustments the last couple of years and his knowledge of hockey has been instrumental in making sure we continue to run effectively as a top minor hockey association.
It is with mixed emotions that we officially announce that Pete Davis has decided to retire from his role as Treasurer. Pete has been a key member of the EMHA Executive for the past 10 years. There are no words to express how lucky our association has been to have had Pete on our board. His expertise and professionalism has been a huge benefit to the efficient operations of EMHA. We know Pete has passed on his wealth of knowledge to our new treasurer but Pete will be greatly missed!
With the treasurer position being open, EMHA would like to thank Mike Moher, who has decided to stay on the board and step into the position of treasurer. Mike brings a lot of experience to this role and has been working with Pete to ensure a smooth transition.
Sincerely,
EMHA Executive