Flemish Heraldic Council - Current Members of The Flemish Heraldic Council

Current Members of The Flemish Heraldic Council

  • André Vandewalle, president
  • Jozef Dauwe
  • Luc Duerloo
  • Erik Houtman
  • Véronique Lambert
  • Monique Van Melkebeek
  • Jean-Jacques van Ormelingen
  • Patrick Van Waterschoot, secretary

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