ABR® Hall of Fame Past Inductees | ABR®

ABR® Hall of Fame Past Inductees

Name Location Year Inducted
Charlene Roberge Springfield, OH
Elaine Graf Fond du Lac, WI
Gilbert Gonzalez Austin, TX
Janet Judd St. Louis, MO
Robert Morris Murfreesboro, TN
Coldwell Banker Realty
Denise Lo Atlanta, GA
Andrew Show Worthington, OH
Sandra (Sandy) Maier Schede Meriden, CT
Pinellas Realtor® Organization and Central Pasco Realtor® Organization Pinellas and Pasco Counties, FL
Tamara Suminski Manhattan Beach, CA
Donald (Donny) Allen Joplin, MO
Marki Lemons Ryhal Chicago, IL
Karen Stang Lake Elmo, MN
John Ralph Durango, CO
Lyla Stark Jefferson City, MO
Michael Straley Stafford, VA
Todd Beckstrom Chapin, SC
William N. Bodouva, Jr. Port Washington, NY
Peggy Worcester Clarksville, TN
Richard Hart Atlanta, GA
Jennifer M. Baker Corning, NY
Alison Jane Maltby Orlando, FL
Steven Merchant Orlando, FL
Connie Glass Birnbohm Marlton, NJ

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