KCAA
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Recipients
1983
Thomas F. Eagleton, for efforts to establish the National Archives
and Records Administration.
Kansas State Historical Society, for its constant support for
regional history programming and organizations that promote cooperation among
local historical agencies.
Church of the Nazarene, for its support in the publication of the
KCAA Disaster Preparedness Manual and other efforts that promote local history.
Federal Archives and Records Center, for
regional history programming and organizations that promote cooperation among
local historical agencies.
1984
Theodore Zecy, American Micro Company of Kansas City, for his
excellent work to encourage the preservation of documents through microfilming.
M. Joan Huse, volunteer at the Liberty Memorial Museum, for her
contribution to the cataloging and preservation of the archives of the Memorial.
Leroy Morrison, for the development and implementation of a
records management system for the University of Missouri.
1985
Ferne Malcolm Wells, for efforts in establishing the
archives for St. Luke’s Hospital, Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral, and the
Episcopal Diocese of Western Missouri.
Steven D. Cooley, for the organization of the highly successful
Nazarene Conference on History and Archives.
1986
James P. Devine, Underwood Studios his commitment to archival
photography and his service to the Greater Kansas City area archival community.
Robert J. Keckeisen and Terry H. Harmon, Kansas
State Historical Society, in recognition of their contributions to the field of
local government records preservation.
Marilyn Dell Brady, Wyandotte County Museum, in recognition of her
contributions to local history research.
American Association for State and Local History
in recognition of its commitment to and support of the archival
profession.
1987
Alan Perry, National Archives-Kansas City Branch, for outstanding
contributions in the areas of conservation and archival education.
Medical Media Services Division of the Veteran’s Administration Medical
Center, Topeka, Kansas, for assisting the Kansas State Historical
Society in transferring unique historical film to videotape.
KTWU-Channel 11, Topeka, Kansas, for assisting the Kansas State
Historical Society in transferring unique historical film to videotape.
1988
Thomas Ryther, for outstanding service as a volunteer in the
University of Kansas Archives.
Sharron Uhler, for her contribution to KCAA and the establishment of
the University Archives at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Gordon Hendrickson, for his contribution to KCAA and the
establishment of the Western Historical Manuscript Collection-Kansas City
Paul Eisloeffel, for his contribution to KCAA and the development
of the archives at the Kansas City Museum.
1989
Laird Wilcox, founder of the Wilcox Collection of Contemporary
Political Movements, Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas.
Charles B. Barr, volunteer at the National Archives-Central Plains
Branch.
1990
Dr. E.W.J. Pearce, volunteer, University of Kansas Medical Center
Archives.
Dennis Richardson, donor of the Owen Hawkins photograph collection
to the Kansas State Historical Society.
B. Edgar Johnson, administrator responsible for the creation of
the Nazarene Archives.
1991
None awarded
1992
Gerry Ray, for the establishment of an archives and records
management program for Johnson County, Kansas.
Gale Morgan and the MaceRich Company, for assistance and support in
providing emergency assistance to the Kansas Collection, University of Kansas.
1993
Dr. Niel M. Johnson, for his contributions to local history and
his work at the Harry S. Truman Library.
Philip D. Lagerquist, for his contributions to local history and
his work at the Harry S. Truman Library.
1994
Dr. Kenneth LaBudde, for his contribution to the preservation of historical records in Kansas City.
1995
Dr. Harold F. Smith, for his work in the establishment of the archives at Park College.
1996
None awarded
1997
None awarded
1998
None awarded
1999
Jonathan Kemper and the William T. Kemper Foundation for exemplary leadership and promotion of excellence made by the Foundation in support of various programs and projects in regional history.
2000
Dr. L.F. “Pat” Robinson, the Emporia State University Registrar, for his role in the development of the retention and disposition schedule for Emporia State.
2001
Carolyn Bailey Berneking for outstanding service as a volunteer in the University of Kansas Archives and her contributions to historical research and historic preservation.
2002
KSHB TV NBC-41 for the program "Kansas City Crossroads."
2003
None awarded
2004
Jack Denzer for many years providing exceptional quality in his delivery of photographic services to archives, museums and libraries of the Kansas City area.
Project Team for the Kansas Department of Revenue’s Central E-Mail Record Archive (CERA) for developing and sharing a strategy for compliance with state regulations regarding retention and disposition of records, including e-mail records through the establishment of an email records archive.