Head and shoulders image of David H. Bonham, Law graduate and Brown Prize in Law winner.

Bio/Historical Note: Professor Dave Bonham was a chartered accountant for more than fifty years, a lawyer for almost as long. Bonham graduated with three degrees from the University of Saskatchewan (including an LLB in 1960). He was president of the Students' Representative Council for 1959-1960. He completed graduate studies at Harvard Law School in 1965. That same year he joined the Faculty of Law at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. He was eventually cross-appointed to the Faculty of Law and the School of Business during his 30 years at the university and also served as vice-principal (Finance) from 1971-1977 and then vice-principal (Resources) from 1984-1988. After his retirement from the university, he became a founding member of the Retirees’ Association of Queen’s and was chair of its Pension Committee. Professor Bonham was also well known within the Kingston community and from 1978 to 2009 was a partner, then counsel, with Cunningham Swan Carty Little and Bonham. Dave Bonham died 11 September 2016 in Kingston, Ontario.