The RV/MH Hall of Fame has named the 2026 inductees who will be honored for their contributions to the recreational vehicle industry.
The induction event is scheduled for August 17 at the RV/MH Hall of Fame Museum and conference facility in Elkhart, Indiana, highlighting leaders from dealerships, manufacturing, advisory, supplier, and association sectors.
“Step into a one-of-a-kind destination that preserves the rich history of the RV and manufactured housing industries. From vintage campers to industry pioneers, our museums honor the innovators who shaped mobile living,” the website details stated.
According to a press release, the 2026 honorees include Bob Been, dealer and founder of Affinity RV and Staff Blue Compass RV in Prescott, Arizona; Brian Brady, an original equipment manufacturer executive with Heartland RV in Elkhart; and Dr. Richard Curtin, an advisor from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Garry Enyart of Cummins in Maple Grove, Minnesota, and Bill Scheffer of MARVAC in East Lansing, Michigan, complete the class.
“Meet the visionaries, pioneers, and leaders who shaped the RV and manufactured housing industries. Their innovation and dedication paved the way for generations to come,” the details also noted.
In addition to the induction dinner on August 17, the Hall of Fame will host an exclusive green jacket presentation the evening before, August 16, in the museum lobby. The green jacket honors the inductees’ achievements and contributions to the industry.
The RV/MH Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit organization based in Elkhart, operates the Hall of Fame and Museum, as well as the Northern Indiana Event Center.
The Northern Indiana Event Center offers a premier venue for public and private events, combining spaces, modern amenities, and a location steeped in history. From industry conventions to private celebrations, the center is designed to bring people together and make every event memorable.
For more information on the RV/MH Hall of Fame and upcoming induction events, visit thervmhhalloffame.org.