As Captain in the Army Field Artillery in World War II, Henry T. Segerstrom was awarded the Purple Heart for injuries sustained at the Battle of the Bulge
Orange Coast College Outstanding Citizen Award
U.S. Army Artillery School
Awarded by Coast Community College. Segerstrom was honored for his civic work and contributions to both and and public education.
A salute to the Segerstrom Family, the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce presented the Heart Award, its highest accolade, to the Segerstrom' Family's distinguished history that included an interest in every facet of community life since the turn of the century.
The Mardan Award was presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Mardan Center of Education Therapy. The Mardan School is a non-profit school that fulfills the educational needs of children in Orange County. Since 1962, its mission is to support bright children whose emotional, social, behavioral, and/or learning difficulties have impacted their ability to succeed in typical school settings.
Awarded to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Mayor of the City of Costa Mesa in recognition of his many contributions to the building of a better Costa Mesa.
Awarded to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Orange County Arts Alliance
Chapman College, Orange County's privately supported college marked its anniversary at the Anaheim Marriott Hotel, creating an "American Celebration". The centerpiece of the evening was a multimedia presentation that honored four families and individuals in pioneering enterprise. The four families and individuals were the Segerstroms, the Knott family, Carl Karcher and Dr. Arnold O. Beckman. The honorees shared similar traits. They acted on principles of initiative, individual responsibility and hard work to build enterprises of great size. They also enriched their communities with support of arts and education.
Awarded to Henry T. Segerstrom for his outstanding service to the community and design profession by the Orange County Chapter of the American Institute of Architects
Award presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Philharmonic Society of Orange County. Segerstrom was the first to received this award. Subsequently other award winners would include such luminaries as Zubin Mehta. The award recognizes people who have been art activists and supporters
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Orange County Press Club
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Orange County Master Chorale
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Mesa Consolidated Water District
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the South Coast Repertory Theatre for his continued support of the company
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce for his contributions in making the city of Costa Mesa a well-planned urban center.
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce in recognition of his outstanding community service
Henry T. Segerstrom is honored by the Orange County Chapter of the March of Dimes for his unselfish devotion and dedication to provide Costa Mesa and the surrounding communities with distinctive commercial development and cultural facilities.
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the National Business Committee for the Arts for his development of South Coast Plaza. The Business Committee for the Arts was founded in 1967 by David Rockefeller and other business leaders to encourage businesses to invest in the arts.
Awarded to Henry T. Segerstrom by the National Watercolor Society
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the California Theatre Council
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the National Watercolor Society for his philanthropic support
The California Theatre Council honored Henry T. Segerstrom at their Ninth Annual Awards Dinner. The California theatre community honored Segerstrom for his leadership in the support of theatre and all the arts. The California Theater building, at 1122 Fourth Avenue (at C St.) inSan Diego, was built in 1927 at a cost of $340,000, The Spanish Colonial Revival building, designed by John Paxton Perrine, was added to the list of San Diego's Register of Designated Historical Resources in 1990.
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by Los Angeles Major Tom Bradly
Henry T. Segerstrom was recognized by the California Water Commission for his years, 1957 to 1984, as Director of the Orange County Water District. Henry Segerstrom served three consecutive terms as the President of the Board of Directors and initiated the District's commitment to waste water reclamation that resulted in the construction of Water Factory 21 ad was able to settle the long-standing water rights disputes int he Santa Ana River. He contributed is tie, ability, and business experience to the work of the District and established a management technique that made the Orange County Water District unique int he State of California.
The Business in the Arts Award was presented by The Orange County Business Committee for the Arts to Henry T. Segerstrom and C.J. Segerstrom & Sons in recognition of his outstanding achievements in support of the arts.
Presented by Orange County.
American Society of Interior Designers Thomas Jefferson Award.
Presented by Stanford School of Business.
Orange County Musician's Association Community Service Award.
Executive Magazine's 1986 Executive of the Year plaque.
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the American Society of Interior Designers
Presented by Executive Magazine
Awarded to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce for his support of the arts and culture in Southern California
Bestowed on Henry T. Segerstrom by Western State University, College of Law at 111 North State College Boulevard, Fullerton, California
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Business Committee for the Arts
Developer and philanthropist Henry T. Segerstrom on Friday received the 1988 Leonardo da Vinci Award from the California Confederation of the Arts at the Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The award, created in 1982, is the only statewide honor given to an individual "for exemplary contributions to the arts."
Awarded to the South Coast Repertory Theatre for distinguished achievement by a Regional Theatre
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by Los Angeles, Inc. for his extraordinary contribution to the beautification of Southern California. Named for the founder of Los Angeles Beautiful, the award was created to recognize "exceptional service or significant contribution" made by a person or organization to the improvement of the Southland's environmental quality.
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by The Metropolitan Journal
Elected as Second Member-Honorary Board of the South Coast Repertory
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom from the National Business Committee for the Arts for his outstanding support of the arts. The awards, which are presented jointly by Business Committee for the Arts Inc. and Forbes Magazine, are given out annually on the recommendation of an independent panel of judges. To date 454 American businesses located in 186 cities and 44 states have won the awards.
County Supervisor of the Fifth District a d on behalf of its citizens, the district commended Henry Segerstrom for his extraordinary contributions to the Arts and congratulate him upon receiving the prestigious Leonardo da Vinci Award for 1988. Henry Segerstrom was selected as the 1988 recipient of the Leonardo da Vinci Award for his continuous and outstanding contributions of time, energy and money; and was instrumental to and played a leadership role in the creation of the Performing Arts Center and made it a reality. Henry Segerstrom, as Chairman of the Performing Arts Center, capably directed the largest fund development program within Orange County and secured an endowment to the Arts of $65,000,000.
Developer and philanthropist Henry T. Segerstrom received the 1988 Leonardo da Vinci Award from the California Confederation of the Arts at the Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. The award, created in 1982, is the only statewide honor given to an individual "for exemplary contributions to the arts."
Bestowed by His Majesty Carl XVI Gustaf, King of Sweden on Henry T. Segerstrom, knighted in recognition of Sweden's 350th Anniversary in America
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the OC Business Committee for the Arts
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by the Business Committee for the Arts
Presented to Henry T. Segerstrom by Les Dames of Los Angeles, International Hostesses (de Champagne). The award is presented annually to a citizen who has effectively furthered the volunteer services of the organization whose purpose it is to project America and California as hospitality landmarks of global goodwill and friendship.
The University of California Irvine Sumigarden Conference honored Henry T. Segerstrom.
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