| This page is dedicated to those members of our martial arts family who have gone before us and those they have left behind. It is this family which brought us together and this family which will help us to carry on. "Be the eternal teacher who teaches with the body when young, with words when old or incapacitated, and by moral precept even after death." |
| In Memory Of Grand Master General Choi Hong Hi 9th Degree Founder of Taekwon-Do |
| November 9, 1918 - June 15, 2002 |
| In Memory of our Fallen Warriors |
| This page is reserved for the fallen warriors of our art. If you have submissions for this page please forward to Blue Cottage Taekwon-Do along with a picture and short passage. Special Thanks to all who have donated their time, recommendations and material to help make this site the best website source on the Chang Huhn Patterns. |
In Loving Memory of my Mom and Dad
| In Memory Of Grand Master Park Jung Tae 9th Degree Founder of Global Taekwon-Do Federation |
Grand Master Park dedicated his life to the promotion and development of Taekwon-Do
worldwide. From the late 1950’s right up until his death in April 11, 2002, he devoted his
time and energy to teaching and demonstrating his superior technical skills to all
Taekwon-Do students. His legacy of technical perfection still reaches all corners of the
world.
Grand Master Park had a unique ability to teach regardless of one’s physical limitations or
language barrier and his unselfish willingness to share his knowledge instilled that
passion and love for Taekwon-Do in the hearts and minds of the students.
worldwide. From the late 1950’s right up until his death in April 11, 2002, he devoted his
time and energy to teaching and demonstrating his superior technical skills to all
Taekwon-Do students. His legacy of technical perfection still reaches all corners of the
world.
Grand Master Park had a unique ability to teach regardless of one’s physical limitations or
language barrier and his unselfish willingness to share his knowledge instilled that
passion and love for Taekwon-Do in the hearts and minds of the students.
| Grand Master Trân Triêu Quân President, ITF-V |
Grand Master Trân Triêu Quân is a Canadian citizen who was born in Vietnam, where he started
studying the martial art of Taekwon-Do when he was twelve years old. Five years later, he
started a Taekwon-Do school to teach this martial art within the education system of the city of
Saigon.
He moved to Canada in 1970 to study engineering at Laval University in Quebec City. There he
also set up Taekwon-Do schools. After receiving his engineering degree, he chose to make his
permanent home in Canada.
Grand Master Trân was President of the ITF-V since 2003. He had been re-elected to serve for a
second term in 2007.
studying the martial art of Taekwon-Do when he was twelve years old. Five years later, he
started a Taekwon-Do school to teach this martial art within the education system of the city of
Saigon.
He moved to Canada in 1970 to study engineering at Laval University in Quebec City. There he
also set up Taekwon-Do schools. After receiving his engineering degree, he chose to make his
permanent home in Canada.
Grand Master Trân was President of the ITF-V since 2003. He had been re-elected to serve for a
second term in 2007.
| In Memory Of Mr. David Hospador IV Dan February 1997 |
| Mr. Hospador holds the Honor of being Master James Murray's first student. His ideology exemplified General Choi's passage to "Be the eternal teacher who teaches with the body when young, with words when old or incapacitated, and by moral precept even after death." Mr. Hospador an ideal example of a Martial Artist and Human Being. |
| In Memory Of Mr. David Stephens Erb April 19, 2009 |
| He was a Veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Army in the European Theatre with the 3rd Battalion, 12th Infantry Division.Mr. Erb was instrumental in helping Grand Master Kong Young Il establish the first school in Pottstown. |
| Mr. Michael Holloway VI-dan of YomChi - Oklahoma has passed away. He was large in our organization and very well thought of. |
| In Memory Of Mr. Michael Holloway VI Dan Thursday, December 17th 2009 |
| In Memory Of Mr. Jay Banion IV Dan March 21, 2011 |
Mr. Banion first started Taekwon-Do at the North Penn YMCA. Mr. Banion, along with
Sabanim Ian Thomas used to always be our volunteers at tournament when it came
time to demonstrate the points of sparring…it seemed we always asked those two to
demonstrate for many years. Jay officially joined Mark Cashatt’s TKD in 1999 and
earned his 4th DAN on November 12, 2005. Mr. Banion was always at TKD summer
camp and other activities during that time. Jay was great at sparring, fast and
daring…and he usually always had a smile on face.
Sabanim Ian Thomas used to always be our volunteers at tournament when it came
time to demonstrate the points of sparring…it seemed we always asked those two to
demonstrate for many years. Jay officially joined Mark Cashatt’s TKD in 1999 and
earned his 4th DAN on November 12, 2005. Mr. Banion was always at TKD summer
camp and other activities during that time. Jay was great at sparring, fast and
daring…and he usually always had a smile on face.
| In Memory of Mr. Ben Oude Louttikhuis of the Netherlands |
The global taekwon-do family has lost a giant and friend this past weekend. While in Korea to be honored
by the Taekwon-do Hall of Fame® for his great contributions to the sport and martial art of Taekwon-do,
8th Dan Master Ben Oude Luttikhuis passed away on August 27, 2011.Master Oude Luttikhuis served as
President of the Taekwon-do Bond Netherland (Netherland Taekwon-do Association) for 9 years until
2008. He was a bronze medalist at the 5th World Taekwon-do Championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Prior to his tenure at the helm of the national federation, Master Oude Luttikhuis served as a national team
coach and trainer. In 2007, he was awarded a medal of honor by the government of the Netherlands for
his outstanding contribution to sport. His extraordinary contribution to the development of taekwon-do was
recognized in receipt of a citation of leadership by the Taekwon-do Hall of Fame® on August 25, in Korea.
Master Ben Oude Luttikhuis is survived by his loving wife, Maria, his son, Thys, 29, 2006 -78kg European
Taekwon-do champion, and his daughter, Yvonne, 26, 2005 +73kg European Taekwon-do champion.
The World Taekwon-do Federation extends their deepest condolences on behalf of the global taekwon-do
family to the Oude Luttikhuis family and to the nation of the Netherlands. We share in the deep sorrow
that is felt around the world on this great loss.Master Ben Oude Luttikhuis’ legacy will live on through his
children, his athletes, and a grateful nation and global taekwon-do family.
by the Taekwon-do Hall of Fame® for his great contributions to the sport and martial art of Taekwon-do,
8th Dan Master Ben Oude Luttikhuis passed away on August 27, 2011.Master Oude Luttikhuis served as
President of the Taekwon-do Bond Netherland (Netherland Taekwon-do Association) for 9 years until
2008. He was a bronze medalist at the 5th World Taekwon-do Championships in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Prior to his tenure at the helm of the national federation, Master Oude Luttikhuis served as a national team
coach and trainer. In 2007, he was awarded a medal of honor by the government of the Netherlands for
his outstanding contribution to sport. His extraordinary contribution to the development of taekwon-do was
recognized in receipt of a citation of leadership by the Taekwon-do Hall of Fame® on August 25, in Korea.
Master Ben Oude Luttikhuis is survived by his loving wife, Maria, his son, Thys, 29, 2006 -78kg European
Taekwon-do champion, and his daughter, Yvonne, 26, 2005 +73kg European Taekwon-do champion.
The World Taekwon-do Federation extends their deepest condolences on behalf of the global taekwon-do
family to the Oude Luttikhuis family and to the nation of the Netherlands. We share in the deep sorrow
that is felt around the world on this great loss.Master Ben Oude Luttikhuis’ legacy will live on through his
children, his athletes, and a grateful nation and global taekwon-do family.
Vilikesa Koli (Bill) was born October 10, 1964 in the capital city of Suva on the Pacific Islands of Fiji where
he served as a Fijian Police Officer.
Since 2007, Bill worked for Triple Canopy Armor Transportation Service. The ATS was responsible for
safely transporting U.S. Service members and DoD personnel throughout the International Zone. During
his time in the "IZ", Bill was active in the Forward Operating Base (FOB) Union Choir. Bill who was an avid
ruby player and boxer in Fiji, started his Taekwon-Do training and obtained the rank of Green Belt.
Although an imposing figure, Bill was a shy and quiet man, but with his forever presence of smile and
laughter along with his dedication to God, Family, and Taekwon-do training, this shy person left a great
impression on all. On July 20, 2011, only hours after completing his Taekwon-do training, God called Bill
home. In memory of his dedication to God, the countries of Fiji and the United States and his love of
Taekwon-Do, Unified International Taekwon-Do Founder, Grand Master Hwang Kwang Sung, promoted
Vilikesa "Bill" Koli to Honorary 1st Dan Black Belt,
he served as a Fijian Police Officer.
Since 2007, Bill worked for Triple Canopy Armor Transportation Service. The ATS was responsible for
safely transporting U.S. Service members and DoD personnel throughout the International Zone. During
his time in the "IZ", Bill was active in the Forward Operating Base (FOB) Union Choir. Bill who was an avid
ruby player and boxer in Fiji, started his Taekwon-Do training and obtained the rank of Green Belt.
Although an imposing figure, Bill was a shy and quiet man, but with his forever presence of smile and
laughter along with his dedication to God, Family, and Taekwon-do training, this shy person left a great
impression on all. On July 20, 2011, only hours after completing his Taekwon-do training, God called Bill
home. In memory of his dedication to God, the countries of Fiji and the United States and his love of
Taekwon-Do, Unified International Taekwon-Do Founder, Grand Master Hwang Kwang Sung, promoted
Vilikesa "Bill" Koli to Honorary 1st Dan Black Belt,
| In Memory Of Vilikesa Koli I Dan July 20, 2011 |
