Henning, like the Bessent name traces an unbroken line for three generations (over seventy five years) including Cam’s Grandfather Leonard, and his Father Max who has passed the torch to Cam who has now replaced him on the GP Legends of Hockey Committee. Each one has left indelible marks on the game. Cam played every level of hockey in Grande Prairie: all minor categories, from Peewee to the Junior Athletics. He was an elite player winning the Leagues scoring title as a juvenile in 1967/68. Cam played for the Ponoka Stampeders of the AJHL in 1968-69. Back home in Grande Prairie he joined the Athletics where, at age 17 he distinguished himself as MVP in the SPHL in 1967/68. Playing with the Sexsmith Generals in the Beaver Hockey League Cam was recognized as MVP and one of the best defensemen in the League. Cam continues to play hockey as an old-timer with membership in the Canadian Adult Recreational Hockey Association CARHA formerly knowns as the Canadian Oldtimer’s Hockey Association(COHA). As a GP Pentstar he was a member of the team that won gold in the 2000 World Cup and along with former Oil King, Ross Perkins he played with the Edmonton Old-timers. As noted above he has replaced his Father as a GP Hockey Legend Committee Member. In that capacity he joins Stan Neufeld who states “As a teamate playing with the Athletics he was was one of the best defence partners one could hope for.” (Stan Neufeld).