George Campbell
– Inducted 1981
George got involved in organized model boating in 1967. He was one
of the founding members and past officers of the Modeleers in the
San Fernando Valley area of California. He held several speed
records, and was the district A Mono champion in 1974. George
designed model boats for several different manufacturers over the
years. George was a true pioneer in hull design, and was always ready
to help a fellow model boater.
John Brodbeck, Sr.
– Inducted 1982
John spent the better part of his life promoting modeling and
manufacturing hobby related items. John was one of the nation's
leaders in supporting the development of model marine products. He
could always be counted on to support model boating. John's years of
work and enthusiasm gave us many fine products that make it
possible for model boating to be what it is today. John is also a
member of the Hall of Fame of the Academy of Model Aeronautics.
Jerry Dunlap
– Inducted 1982
Jerry started model boating in the 1950's running small outboards,
and his first R/C boat was built in 1966. Since that time, Jerry has
authored many articles on model boating in the consumer hobby
magazines. He has also designed several boats for various
manufacturers. Jerry's NAMBA involvements are many. He has
served as District Director, Nationals Contest Director, Technical
Committee member, and various class chairman. Jerry is a real spark
plug in promoting model boating in the northwest.
Chuck McGaughy
– Inducted 1983
Chuck started his model boating with a tether boat in 1947. Twenty
years later he saw a B Hydro running, and has been hooked ever
since. He was largely responsible for NAMBA's initial success on the
east coast, serving as District One Director for several years. After
moving to the west coast, he also served as Commodore of the San
Diego Argonauts. Chuck's hard work and enthusiasm have lead to his
success both on and off the water.
