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EMERITUS AND HONORARY REFEREES

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Referees who wish to retire from the highest level the referee has attained may choose to become an Emeritus referee. The emeritus grade allows the International, National or State Referee the option of retiring from those levels of officiating while retaining that grade and continuing to referee at a lower level. Referees at this level wishing to move on to Emeritus status shall have held the corresponding non-Emeritus grade for a minimum of three years prior to the request.

Honorary referees are referees who have retired from officiating completely. These referees retain their highest grade as an honorary grade. Honorary referees are no longer certified to officiate in any match.

Emeritus and Honorary Referee Grades break down in the following manner:

In the following list, the leading number indicates the Emeritus or Honorary grade the referee has attained:

13 Hernani Branco
13 George Cortes
13 Dilvo DiPlacido
13 Frank Hasek
13 Peter Kokolski
13 Victor Matheson
13 John Matthew
13 Augusto St. Silva
13 Charles Van Nederpelt
13 Rachel Woo

15 Antonio Braga
15 Nigel Bright
15 Rigoberto Buruca
15 Raymond Cabral
15 Robert "Ted" Carlson
15 Richard Filippetti
15 Dennis Hogan
15 Andrew May
15 John McKay
15 John Medeiros
15 Daniel O'Leary
15 Pasquale Puleo
15 Andy Weiss

16 Denis Allen
16 Bruce Beaupre
16 Brion Berman
16 Humberto Borges
16 Gregory Chandler
16 Alfred Cosentino
16 Randolph Croteau
16 Chris Dowd
16 Constantine Heropoulos
16 Marc Lamoureux
16 Arthur Lewis
16 John Lopes
16 Manuel Lopes
16 Victor Mendes
16 Luis Merlos
16 Henry Neufville
16 Ed Rae
16 Ed Rae, Jr.
16 Joel Simons
16 Thomas Stagliano
16 Robert Stowell Sr
16 John Utter
16 Les Waguespack

17 John Wright