1. Laureates

2. References

3. See also

Bene merenti de patria is a silver medal created in 1923. It is awarded by the Quebec patriotic Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society to a "compatriot having rendered exceptional services to the homeland".

Laureates

• 1924: Marie Lacoste Gérin-Lajoie
• 1924: Laurent-Olivier David
• 1964: Sister Marie-Stéphane
• 1964: Wilfrid Laurier
• 1965: Claude Champagne
• 1965: Lionel Daunais
• 1965: Aline Hector Perrier
• 1966: Annette Lasalle-Leduc
• 1966: Jean Vallerand
• 1966: Eugène Lapierre
• 1968: Dr. Pierre Grondin
• 1970: Clermont Pépin
• 1972: Dr. Armand Frappier
• 1974: Gustave Bellefleur
• 1975: Father Gustave Lamarche
• 1977: Raymond Barbeau
• 1977: Jean-Charles Bonenfant (posthumous)
• 1982: Séraphin Marion
• 1982: Jean Rougeau (known as Johnny Rougeau)
• 1983: Jeannine Séguin
• 1987: Gilles Proulx
• 1989: Pierre-Louis Mallen (first non-Quebecer)
• 1990: Alice Poznanska-Parizeau (posthumous)
• 1991: Mary Travers (known as La Bolduc, posthumous)
• 1992: Dollard Ménard and Eugenia Dias
• 1997: Rosaire Morin
• 2005: Raymond Lévesque
• 2011: Réginald Chartrand
• 2012: Marcel Masse

References

• "Liste des Lauréates et lauréats du prix Bene Merenti De Patria" at Bilan du Siècle

See also

• Quebec nationalism
• Patriotism
• Awards

• Barmal District
• Barmalei fountain
• Bar man
• Barman (disambiguation)
• Barman (Madhya Pradesh)
• Barman, Madhya Pradesh
• Barman(m.p)
• Barmann
• Bar Masa
• Barmash
• Barmati Panth
• Bar Mati Pantj
• Barmat scandal
• Barmbecker SG
• Barmbeker SG
• Barmbek railway station
• Barmbek station
• Barmby on the marsh
• Barmecide
• Barmen (disambiguation)
• Barmer (disambiguation)
• Barmer Spitze
• Bar, Meuse
• Barmherzige Bruder
• Barmherzige Brueder