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A young Br McCabe commenced employment as a classroom teacher in 1949. The College was quick to discover there was more than just teaching to this enthusiastic 22-year-old. “Stan” as he was affectionately known to the students, made his mark as a talented sportsman and a keen supporter of musical productions (with Gilbert and Sullivan amongst his favourites). He was a positive influence on not only the young students he taught, but also on those who joined in many a sporting game, stage

production or were residents of the Boarding House. This remarkable man was an inspiration, friend and advisor to many over the 11 years he was at St Joseph’s.
Brother McCabe is fondly remembered for his cheery disposition, encouragement and genuine concern for all in his care. He had a wonderful rapport with his students and parents alike who were often singing his praises. He continued to positively shape the lives of many young men well into adulthood.
Br McCabe maintains his connection to the College with his attendance at Old Collegian’s Association events and reunions, enjoying catching up with past students, some of whom still visit him today. In 1993 he returned to St Joseph’s to celebrate his Golden Jubilee and in 2010 his dedication to the College was



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- Micichahael e Nololanan, SJ SJOC OC 195953-3-191957 57
acknowledged with an Ad Alta Award which recognises those who have contributed to the College in the Spirit of Edmund Rice.
Here is an opportunity for you to join us, as we recognise and honour Br Mark McCabe’s service to St Joseph’s College and his students.
The Br Dominic Mark McCabe Bursary will provide an education for disadvantaged Catholic boys who would not otherwise be in a position to attend St Joseph’s College. It will be supported by an endowment fund to exist in perpetuity and all gifts are tax deductible. Thank you for considering a gift to the Br Dominic Mark McCabe Bursary. All gifts will help us achieve our goal and whilst paying tribute to Br McCabe’s lasting memory.





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- Keevvin in Dununn, SJ SJOC OC 1959533 19 1958 58

“"The
Br
Dominic Mark McCabe Bursary is a fitting tribute to Stan: humble servant of God, teacher, mentor and good bloke."
-
Peter Kenyon, SJOC 1951-1958



