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Daimon-Ryu Budokai Martial Arts Association
-Ukinjukai Dojo-

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Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha Mon

The Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha Society

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Daimon-Ryu  Budokai  Yudansha  Society


     The Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha Society was first established as a means of recording Black Belt promoted students solely in the immediate Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha family. The view of the Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha Society has always been that the forging of the mind, body and spirit in the crucible of sincere, focused martial arts training would help to bring about a person of honest and abiding character.  This person would continue to dedicate themselves to the furthering of their personal growth and willingly commit their individual efforts towards contributing to the uplifting of society. Armed with this resolve the warrior faces into the challenges of the world about them with justice, ethical integrity, righteousness, honor, love and compassion for others.

Attributes of a perspective candidate would include:

  1. The candidate should be of good and sturdy character, of Black Belt rank or preparing to become the same and be recommended by at least two current, practicing members of good standing in the Society.
  2. The candidate should be able to pass the scrutiny of the Society’s definition of membership and be in good standing with the governing authority of his or her instructor and their Black Belt registering body.
  3. The candidate should demonstrate their personal commitment to furthering their understanding of the history, traditions, physical and mental practices, and application of  their art with a desire to apply the benefits of them towards the bettering of one’s physical, mental  and spiritual well -being.
  4. The candidate should strive to help those who, due to physical, mental or economic challenges are less able to defend themselves from acts of violence, injustice, immoral servitude, or oppression wherever they may be found.
  5. The candidate is expected to pursue acts of compassion, charity, righteousness, and love towards their fellow man thereby continuously polishing the mirror of one’s soul to a brilliant luster of unclouded reflection.
  6. As a successful Yudansha member, one must never forget the efforts of one’s seniors in the forming of their character, skills, and the responsibility they bear towards accurate and responsible transmission of the tradition of their martial art.

The official establishment of the Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha  Society began with the transfer of headship of the Munen-Ryu Budokai (est. Dec. 12, 1984) to Darrell Goen in addition to his promotion to Yondan, 4th Degree Black Belt in Munen-Ryu Karate-Do during a ceremony performed at the American Karate Academy, Ashland, Oregon on May 23, 1994. This established the Chiisai (little) Munen-Ryu branch of succession and thereby became Spellman Sensei's successor to the Munen-Ryu system.   The first Daimon-Ryu Budokai certificates were awarded to members of the Daimon-Ryu Budokai Jujitsu students at the American Karate Academy in Ashland, Oregon on July 14, 1994 and were solely Kyu (colored belt ranks below Black Belt) level certificates.

 The first issuance of Yudansha certification in the Daimon-Ryu Budokai Yudansha Society began with #001  James Tong, Jr.  Godan(5) - Daimon-Ryu Kenpo Karate  9/25/1994.

The current listings directly under Thomas Spellman and the Ukinju-Ryu Family Note: Beginning December 3, 2013 the second phase of alignment with Sensei's White and Spellman's vision created the necessity to retire the Okuma-Ha name in favor of adopting the Ukinju-Ryu title for all further promotions within the Spellman family lineage. Phase three was the amalgamation of the separate style headings of karate-do, Kenpo Karate, jujitsu under a collective heading listed as Ukinju-Ryu Budo starting January 1, 2015 thereby reuniting  them as a single body of knowledge circa 1991.


Anna Spellman Hachidan(Sensei) - Sanmon-Ho Kenpo Karate (Hanshi James Y. Tong, Jr)
                                        Hachidan- Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Hanshi Thomas Spellman)
 

Nando Raynolds (Sensei) – Godan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do
                                           Shodan- Daimon-Ryu Kenpo Karate

Gabe Apilada(Sensei)- Godan- Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do

Robert (Owens) Graygrass (Sensei) - Sandan- Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do (Independent)
 

 Geri Rose (Sensei)- Sandan - Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do

Darci Van Duzer- Sandan- Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do


Nathan Lake(Sensei)- Rokudan – Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do


Mike Sikorskie – Nidan- Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do


Maurya Murphey(Sensei)- Yondan- Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do
 

Hannah Stafford - Yondan- Ukinju-Ryu Kenpo Karate
                                        Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do                                                                                                     


Timothy Morgan - Sandan - Ukinju-Ryu Kenpo Karate
                                        Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do

Robert Kendall - Nidan - Okuma-Ha Kenpo Karate

Clay Bastian - Shodan, Damon-Ryu Karate-Do


Kathleen Kiely – Shodan, Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do


Marcy Greene – Shodan, Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do


Carl Dahlquist – Shodan – Daimon-Ryu Karate-Do


Caleb Kappes – Shodan- Daimon-Ryu Kenpo Karate-Do
 

Anne Carole - Nidan- Okuma-Ha Kenpo Karate/ Ukinju-Ryu Budo


Jessie Lee - Shodan - Okuma-Ha Kenpo Karate

Pete Karpa - Nidan - Okumakan Karate-Do
 

Julia Maartense - Shodan - Okuma-Ha Kenpo Karate

 Jack Dempsey - Shodan - Okuma-Ha Kenpo Karate

  James Wojitas - Sandan - Okumakan Karate-Do
 

  Ike Gilliland - Nidan Ukinju-Ryu Kenpo Karate

  Annie Gilliland - Nidan Ukinju-Ryu Kenpo Karate
 

  Jay Schroder (Sensei)- Rokudan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do

   Paul Mayhew - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Kenpo Karate

   Brianna (Breezy) Zakour - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

   Christian Lake (Sensei) - Yondan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake-Kyoshi)

                                               Shodan- Ukinju-Ryu Budo (Kenpo) (Thomas Spellman Sensei)

   Oliver Lau - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

  John Mars Ranoco - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

  Mcjun Valencia - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo
 

  Jeremy Huard (Sensei)- Yondan - Ukijnu-Ryu Budo
 

  Mariela Mendoza-Gutierrez (Sensei) - Yondan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

   Justin Armstrong - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo
 

  Jill Hersch -  Nidan - Ukijnu-Ryu Karate-Do

   Jason Lee - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do ( Nathan Lake-Kyoshi)

   Justin Snow - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake-Kyoshi)

    Jade (Nicholas) Lake - Shodan -  Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake-Kyoshi) 

    Annie Gilliland -Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo (Adult level Rank)

    Ike Gilliland - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo (Adult level Rank)

   Dawn Lake - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

   Brandon Peterson - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

   Tabitha Walker - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do(Nathan Lake-Kyoshi)
 

   Elizabeth  Nath - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Budo

   Shiloh Lewis - Nidan - Ukinu-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake Sensei-Kyoshi))

 

  Blake Brown-Shodan-Ukinju-Ryu Budo

 

  Jeff Macy- Yondan-Ukinju-Ryu Budo

  

Dalton Peterson-Shodan-Ukinju-Ryu Budo

 

Colin Ivey- Shodan-Ukinju-Ryu Budo

   

Lucas Ivey-Shodan-Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake Sensei-Kyoshi)

    

Greg Olivera- Shodan - Ukinju_Ryu Karate-Do(Nathan Lake Sensei- Kyoshi))

  

Amanda Meeds - Shodan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do(Nathan Lake Sensei-Kyoshi

   

Samuel Whittemore - Nidan - Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do(Nathan Lake Sensei-Kyoshi)


Emily Huard- Nidan- Ukinju-Ryu Budo


Bonnie Huard- Shodan- Ukinju-Ryu Budo


David Kawelmacher- Shodan- Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake Kyoshi)


Timothy Owings- Shodan- Ukinju-Ryu Karate-Do (Nathan Lake-Kyoshi)



 

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