[CONNECT C++] IViewManager::LoadSpriteFromRsrc replacement attempt

Since LoadSpriteFromRsrc() isn't yet available (as of Update 4), I thought I would try to defined a class that would let me load an Icon and use it for view decoration purposes. The Help File states that one can implement the ISprite interface:

"applications can implement this interface on other objects that are able to supply an icon resource."

So I came up with the following class:

struct MySprite : public ISprite
{
	DEFINE_BENTLEY_REF_COUNTED_MEMBERS
private:
	HICON					m_oIcon			{0};


public:
	MySprite()
	{
		DEFINE_BENTLEY_REF_COUNTED_MEMBER_INIT

		int					iconID =  10003;	/* IDI_ICON2; */
		HINSTANCE			myDll = GetModuleHandleW(L"srs_featureOperations");
		m_oIcon = (HICON)LoadImage(myDll, MAKEINTRESOURCE(iconID), IMAGE_ICON, 0, 0, LR_DEFAULTCOLOR);	//
	}
	~MySprite()
	{
		// release memory form LoadImage()
		DeleteObject(m_oIcon);
	}
	void	MakeClassAbstract()
	{
	}
	void	GetHotSpot(Point2dP hotspot)
	{
		ICONINFO		ii;
		GetIconInfo( m_oIcon, &ii );
		hotspot->x = ii.xHotspot;
		hotspot->y = ii.yHotspot;
		return;
	}
	void	GetSize(Point2dP size)
	{
		ICONINFO		ii		{0};
		BITMAPINFO		bmInf;
		if ( GetIconInfo( m_oIcon, &ii ) )
		{
			if (ii.hbmColor) // ' Icon has color plane
			{
				if (GetObject(ii.hbmColor, sizeof(BITMAPINFO), &bmInf))
				{
					size->x = bmInf.bmiHeader.biWidth;
					size->y = bmInf.bmiHeader.biHeight;
					//BitDepth = BMInf.bmBitsPixel
				}
				DeleteObject(ii.hbmColor);
			}
			else // ' Icon has no colour plane, image data stored in mask
			{
				if (GetObject(ii.hbmMask, sizeof(BITMAPINFO), &bmInf))
				{
					size->x = bmInf.bmiHeader.biWidth;
					size->y = bmInf.bmiHeader.biHeight / 2;	// monochrome icon contains image and XOR mask in the hbmMask
					//BitDepth = 1
				}
				DeleteObject(ii.hbmMask);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	bool	GetUseAlpha()
	{
		return false;
	}
};
MySprite		m_oSprite;

So, when I try to use my "sprite" (m_oSprite) in my  IViewDecoration::_DrawDecoration(), MicroStation immediately crashes. This leads me to believe that I have not correctly implemented ISprite class. I tested my class by calling m_oSprite.GetSize() and returned values that were correct, so I know the icon was successfully read from the DLL. Are there other requirements?

Bruce