APRIL 2005 ISSUE
OBITUARIES
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Philip David Lulman, Investigative Committee
Phillip David Lulman, a professional biologist and environmentalist who sat as a public member on the APEGGA Investigative Committee, lost his battle with cancer Dec. 17, 2004, at age 57.
Mr. Lulman was a past chair of the Calgary/Banff branch of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, and represented CPAWS on the Kananaskis Stakeholder Advisory Committee. “He believed in a collaborative approach to issues and always strived for consensus,” branch board member Peter Zimmerman wrote in a recent tribute to Mr. Lulman.
CPAWS has created the Phil Lulman Memorial Award in his honour. It will be presented annually to an outstanding Calgary/Banff volunteer with the organization.
Mr. Lulman is survived by his wife, Pam, daughter, Sarah, his mother, Kay, and numerous other friends and relatives. Donations in his honour may be made to the CPAWS Calgary Banff Chapter, 403-232-6686, the Alberta Cancer Foundation, c/o Tom Baker Cancer Centre, 403-944-2433, or the Salvation Army Agape Hospice, 403-282-6588.