He’s been called “a man for all seasons.”Complete with whistle and lanyard and striped jersey, you could find him officiating softball, baseball, hockey and basketball games locally, provincially, nationally and around the world almost from January to December. He crowded some 70 “seasons” of refereeing into a 38 year career that included assignments at Intercontinental Cup, world championships, Olympic, Allan and Hardy Cup, plus countless national championship events in all four sports, - and still found time to provide clinical and administrative leadership to officiating organizations at all levels.In 1982 he was selected as international umpire of the year at the world baseball championships in Seoul, Korea.And in Los Angeles in 1984 he was chosen to handle home plate or the bases in all key games including the gold medal final. Enrolled in the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, June 1, 2002