Fremantle star midfielder David Mundy is one four current players – and one umpire – to be inducted as AFL Life Members at the AFL's Annual General Meeting in March.
Mundy, Lance Franklin, Scott Pendlebury, Heath Shaw and umpire Ray Chamberlain have all had their awards confirmed by the AFL Commission.
The quartet of players, along with Chamberlain, qualified automatically after reaching 300 total AFL games last season.
Mundy has been a one-club player at Freo, winning a best and fairest in 2010 and All Australian selection in 2015 and serving as Dockers captain in 2016.
Three others will also be inducted.
Life Membership was conferred under the provision of 'Special Service to the Game' to North Melbourne Team of the Century member and former Roos CEO John Dugdale, Richmond Team of the Century member and long-time Essendon recruiting manager Merv Keane, and SANFL Hall of Fame inductee and life member Wally Miller.
Bill Hector was awarded the Jack Titus Service Award for outstanding service to football for his 50 years’ service to the Western Bulldogs in various roles starting as a timekeeper in 1969 to most recently being the club's senior doorman.
