SJC Impact of Giving 2019/2020

Impact of Giv ing Giving

2019/2020 Impact of Giving Report for St Joseph’s College Geelong

The St Joseph’s College Foundation provides opportunities for all of us. It gives an opportunity for us to help in a way that is as personal as we need, or as broad and far reaching as we wish.

With our continued commitment, the Foundation will give many students the opportunity to join the St Joseph’s family, and benefit from a first class St Joseph’s education.

Steve Beggs

A message from the Principal

On enrolment at St Joseph’s each young man receives the gift of belonging to this wonderful community. During his time at the school friendships are formed, often lasting a lifetime and a sense of connection to the College endures. Sharing this gift of belonging with a young man is a practical expression of the way “Joeys’ boys” care for each other.

The core vision of the College has changed little over time. The contemporary articulation of this vision is contained in the College’s strategic plan: to “form students’ hearts and minds to act with integrity and compassion within a learning culture that is engaging, rigorous, inclusive and innovative and within which each student is challenged to achieve excellence”.

The broader College community is integral in supporting St Joseph’s in achieving this vision. The St Joseph’s College Foundation has been supporting individual students and the College since 1995. In a challenging economic environment such support is vital to assist us to continue to provide cutting-edge contemporary facilities while maintaining a fee structure and support mechanisms making enrolment accessible to all families.

The Foundation celebrated 25 years in 2020, and on behalf our the College community I would like to extend our thanks to all who have provided assistance to the College, to assist in the education of our boys, and the development of the College to where it is today.

The Impact of your generosity has enabled the College to continue to ‘Strive for the highest’. The Every Boy Every Dream Appeal in 2019, with more than 800 individual donors, contributed just over $500,000 to support the building of the Westcourt Gymnasium and the extension of the Peter Cannon Performing Arts Centre. This year we have started to see the results. The Westcourt Gymnasium was formally opened and blessed in February 2020 and the Performing Arts Centre was completed in September. Once again I want to thank all those who contributed, your generosity directly benefits current and future Joeys’ boys.

Tony Paatsch College Principal

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$217,000 Money Raised Bursaries provide an opportunity for disadvantaged students who would otherwise be unable to afford a St Joseph’s education.

Donors

In 2019, how did ANNUAL GIFTING make a difference at St Joseph’s College Geelong? Gave $14,320

1 Jan - 31 Dec 2020

donations = $130,165 Number of donations = 410

70 Gave $13,485 donors SJC Staff Bursary Workplace Gifting

37 New Donors Gave $130,165 Total Donors Funds Contributed to The Following Programs

A message from the Foundation Chair

While the purpose of this publication is to review the achievements and support of the Foundation, it also marks the 25th anniversary of the Foundation while at the same time the College celebrates its 85th Year.

In this regard and without understating the enormous efforts of all the Foundation members who have assisted in our growth and development over the years, a special note of gratitude goes to the then 1995 Principal, Peter Cannon and the inaugural Foundation Chair, Dennis McGrath.

While the concept of establishing a Foundation had been discussed at various levels over several years, it was Peter and Dennis who placed it firmly on the action item list, making the very straightforward case that, to continue to invest in the future delivery of the best Catholic education for boys in the Geelong region, St Joseph’s College must have its own Foundation. The rest, as they say, is history.

While we have only just started a multi-generation journey to help ensure that St Joseph’s lives on in perpetuity, I can say, with some pride, that we have come a long way over these past 25 years.

St Joseph’s is well known for its warm and supportive community with a deep concern for others. I thank all who have supported the Foundation and the development of a philanthropic culture at St Joseph’s for the benefit of the students. Your donations make a difference and help others in need.

The key activities of the Foundation during 2020, included:

• Our Bursary Appeal “A step toward his future” where the community rallied to raise in excess of $100K to assist students and families with a St Joseph’s education.

• The Foundation was able to contribute a further $30K to support those families impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic.

• On behalf of its members the Foundation made a contribution toward the electronic screen located on Zampatti Oval, for the utilisation of the students as well as the broader Joeys’ community.

• Support of music students to pursue their passion through the provision of music scholarships.

• Through the hard work of the College Community and Development team, the College Foundation is now well recognised throughout the school community.

With such a solid base from which to build upon, we have the opportunity to grow and become a substantial philanthropic body over the next decade.

Of course, as I write, we all find ourselves, one way or another, amid a global health and economic crisis. However, as the fog clears and normal life resumes, take a moment to consider the following: The Foundation, through your generosity, may well have funded the education of a future epidemiologist or immunologist who prevents or tackles another world crisis such as a viral pandemic. That is the true power of educational philanthropy.

In the meantime, as Chair of the Foundation, I would like to extend our best wishes to you and your family for the year ahead.

Yours,

Foundation Chair

‘Every Boy, Every Dream’ Capital Campaign 2019:

TOGETHER WE BUILT

A roof over our gym … A seat for everyone … A house for our future.

Fabulous Projects The Westcourt Gym & the PAC upgrade

$500,000 Money Raised 800+ Donors TWO

Building A Better Place

In December 2019, the College completed the construction of a Gymnasium at the Westcourt Campus, providing much-needed indoor sports facilities and wet weather timetable space. It also enables full year assemblies for some 336 Year 9 boys and staff to be conducted indoors, freeing up other spaces within the campus previously utilised for such gatherings. The facility consists of a single basketball court, a circuit training room, two classrooms, storage area, maintenance shed and amenities. The total cost of the project was $3.96M and was also kindly supported by the very successful Every Boy, Every Dream capital fundraising appeal.

In 2020, the College completed the construction of the extension to the Peter Canon Performing Arts Centre (PAC). The building was officially handed back in October and, as a result of COVID-19, was used sparingly and at a much-reduced capacity during the latter part of the year. The actual works involved an extension to the existing cantilever section over the quadrangle.

Now completed, the seating capacity of the PAC has been increased from 260 to 350, thus enabling full year level assemblies to be staged in the facility. The cost of the project was approximately $1.3M and a portion of the costs were supported by the highly successful Every Boy, Every Dream capital fundraising appeal.

During the year a much-needed display screen/ tted to the Joseph Centre for use on Zampatti Oval. Originally costs were to be shared between the College, St Joseph’s Cricket Club and our Old Collegians. However, thanks to the generosity of the College Foundation who were seeking a project to support linked to their 25th Year celebrations, the project costs were actually split between the Foundation, our Old Collegians and St Joseph’s Cricket Club.

Carey Oval in 2020, after a successful hearing decision in favour of the College, a building permit was granted and this project will commence in 2021. The project will provide much needed male and female change room facilities in this area of the College. The design also incorporates a kitchenette and classroom learning space. The cost of the project is anticipated to be approximately $1.3M.

The second major project for completion in 2021 will be classrooms on the bottom floor of the Peter Chanel Centre. These will include general classrooms and a purpose-built STEM area to support the teaching of science, technology, engineering and maths. This project will be put out for tender in the early part of 2021 with completion expected in the latter half of the year in readiness for 2022. The anticipated cost of the project is $2.5M and the completion of this building then plays a vital role in providing spaces necessary to assist us to move through the next stages of our Master Plan. The updated Master Plan was presented to the College Advisory Council in May 2020.

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$55,000

Raised towards our Bursary Program which has allowed the College to gift a St Joseph’s education to young men who may not otherwise have an opportunity to join us at the College.

The Impact of Your Giving

The Madden Family

The Madden family has been associated with the St Joseph’s community since 1967 when two of my brothers and I commenced our education at the College. My third brother also later completed his secondary education at St Joeys. My mother and father were both active at the College – Mum on the P & F, including a time as President, and Dad was on the Men’s Association from 1967 until about 2004 when he turned 80 and stopped attending the monthly Sunday morning working bee.

My brother Peter was a member of the Old Collegians’ Committee for 28 years, serving as President for 19 of those 28 years. He was also a member of the College Board for nine years. When our sons were at St Joeys we both attended the same working bees as Dad once a month, but both gave this up long before Dad did.

Our four sons all attended SJC between 1989 and 2001 and thoroughly enjoyed their time here. Not only did they receive a solid education which helped set them up for rewarding careers but they also made many lasting friendships.

Lou was very active on the P&F during our sons’ time at SJC and was the Parent Representative on the College Board in the early 90s, including 1995 when the Foundation was established. In 2006, a few years after our last son graduated from the College, she joined the teaching staff until her retirement in 2011.

We have supported the College Foundation in minor ways for many years but, following Steven Beggs’ presentation at the Foundation Dinner in 2018, Lou and I decided to provide a bursary for a boy to attend SJC for all his secondary schooling, in honour of my Dad who died in early 2018. The bursary is to be known as “The Bernie and Louise Madden Family Bursary in Memory of Bill Madden, 1924–2018.” The bursary commenced this year, and will be a perpetual bursary. We have donated sufficient funds to the Foundation so that this money can be invested appropriately to ensure there is sufficient income to provide a full bursary for one student every 6 years. We expect our gift to provide a lasting benefit for future generations of Joeys boys.

The Bryant Family

Our family connection with St Joseph’s College Geelong commenced in 1982 when our eldest son Adam started in Grade 3, followed by David in 1983, Simon 1984, Jonathan 1988 and Mark in 1992 who finished Year 12 in 2000. Greg’s had various involvements as Parents & Friends Treasurer for many years, then as founding Foundation Committee Member and Treasurer. Maureen was the Principal’s PA and Registrar commencing in 1993 until retirement in 2018 – SJC has been an integral part of the Bryant family journey.

When Adam died suddenly in a car accident in 1993 our lives were shattered and the College community was a tremendous support to each of our four boys and us. It was an extremely sad and difficult time for our family, but all at St Joseph’s helped us cope throughout the years that followed and still do. Maureen feels blessed to have worked in this warm and welcoming environment, being surrounded by dedicated, professional and hard-working staff and the many parents who volunteered because they felt valued, which helped make St Joseph’s the amazing community it is today.

From Maureen’s first-hand experience, St Joseph’s has always helped young boys from across all areas of the region, especially those marginalised; continuing the Edmund Rice and Christian Brothers’ tradition of educating and caring for young boys and in turn enabling them to become good young men fostering Integrity, Compassion and Innovation. We were inspired by the Madden Family commitment and want to be a part of continuing this legacy for our grandchildren and all in the Geelong community for many years to come. We are keen to support the College in any way we can to help provide the best possible facilities, values and educational outcomes for all.

St Joseph’s College will always hold a special place in our hearts.

A message from Community & Development

It is fantastic to be part of, and to celebrate, the 25th year of the St Joseph’s College Foundation in 2020. The future of the College is certainly looking bright.

Since the inception of the Foundation in 1995, the contributions of our 200-plus members has been instrumental in setting up the Foundation for success. As a custodian of the Foundation, I take great pleasure in seeing first-hand the impact and the support provided by you, our Foundation supporters, on the future generations of St Joseph’s boys.

From the interaction we have with our various community groups, through to the support from those in our community, you have had a profound impact on the students at our College.

Fundraising for many people is often seen as a transaction, however at St Joseph’s we endeavour to build long lasting relationships based on trust. Your unwavering support allows the Foundation’s Mission of “delivering the best Catholic education for boys in Geelong” to be fulfilled.

Thank you to each and every person who donated to the ‘Every Boy Every Dream’ appeal. Your gifts provide our students with a space to play, a space to learn and a place to play. The campaign certainly highlighted the importance of our community at this College, and the role it plays in shaping and transforming the education of our boys.

“The reason I have for making a bequest and joining the McNeill Society is simple. I believe every boy should have the opportunity of a St Joseph’s education and I want to continue to be part of that story going forward”

- Kevin Costa, Foundation Member & College Alumni 1961.

Given the circumstances faced by those across Australia in 2019 and 2020, we were overwhelmed by the generosity of our community who collectively raised in excess of $110,000 through our Step Towards His Future Appeal in June.

During these uncertain times you have shown and demonstrated your spirit of giving and kindness to those who need it most. The Foundation was able to provide an additional $30,000 to those families most impacted by COVID-19 in the way of fee relief.

Plans to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Foundation with our community unfortunately had to be cancelled. However, with the assistance of your Foundation committee we were able to present each member with a gift pack celebrating this significant milestone, including a 25-year timeline to highlight some of the key achievements of our Foundation.

To our 990 donors through 2019 and 2020, it makes what we do each day worthwhile, and ensures we know our ‘why’ – thank you.

KristenGlees

on KristenGleeson Director of Community & Development

Annual Giving Donors 2020

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Mukhles Habash & Sundry Abba

Rodney & Leanne Adams

Carmen Ahearn

Andrijana Atanasovski

Rolf Audrins & Simone Kucina

Adam Bampfield

Peter & Rebecca Barker

Jillian Barker

Sam & Colleen Bernardo

John & Regina Bindokas

Michael & Danni Birthisel

Michelle Bishop

Denny & Diana Bortoletto

David & Jody Bourke

Michelle and Ric Brodrick

Warick Brown

Claire Brown

Selina Bruce

Alan Bruce

Adrian & Nicole Bryan

Greg & Maureen Bryant

John & Geraldine Burgess

Chris & Jacinta Burke

Carmody Foundation

Stephen & Jennifer Carter

Bernie Carthew

Thomas Cashin

Adam & Rebecca Chalmers

Joanne Chappell

Annette Christensen

David & Fiona Clark

Jeff & Julie Cole

Peter & Donna Cone

Cassandra Coogan

Laird Cormack

Kevin & Lorraine Costa

David & Karen Costa

Ashley Crook

Justin & Catherine Crooks

John Darcy

Brendan & Michelle Davie

Shane Dawson

John Day

Damian & Lee De Grandi

Geoffrey & Maria Dean

Mark Deverall

John & Tracy Diamond

Susan Dickinson

Lachlan Doak

Ben Dormer

Scott & Judy Dower

John Harmon

Kerry Drever

Marcus & Lucy Dripps

Matthew & Jodi Dunell

Vlado & Lydia Dzajkic

Bradley & Marlene Eggleton

Rob & Monika Ercoli

Johanna Evertsen-Mostert

Emilio & Maria Filiti

Paul & Fiona FitzGerald

Kevin & Kathryn Flanders

Dom Flanders

Liam Flanders

Scott & Carolyn Fleeton

Lauren Flint

Fr Peter Foley

John & Rhonda Forbes

Samuel Ford

Terry Fowler

Martin & Michelle Fox

Salvatore Gandolfo

Frank & Carolyn Gasperic

Victor Gigliotti

Cassandra Gleeson

Kristen & Lauren Gleeson

Michael Goss

Jason & Kristen Grant

Peter Grant

Dominic & Giovanna Greco

Aaron & Cheryl Green

Andrew & Sharon Gribble

James & Catherine Gulli

Jon & Tracey Gunby

Dan Hale

Craig & Kellie Hanley

Mhano & Kerry Harkness

Dean & Heather Harris

Gregory & Maree Hayes

Ivan & Gordana Herceg

Jeremy & Pam Hibberd

Eamon & Angela Hickey

Barry Hill

Mick Hinds

Gary Hogan

Julie & Jono Holt

Kelwyn & Lee Hough

Anna Hudson

Adrian & Gillian Hume

David Hunt

Leah Irving

Brad & Marika Johnson

Nick Jones

Gary & Sharon Jones

Bradley & Sharon Jones

Simon & Renee Jovic

Anton & Anna Juric

Danielle Kavanagh

Glenn & Carolyn Keast

John & Lisa Kelly

Stephen & Erin Kent

Geoff & Bernadette Killury

Gavin & Sue King

Bronwyn Lawson

Richard Lawysz

Barnaby & Joanne Lee

Andrew Loughnan

Quentin Lydall

Christopher Lynch

Anthony & Patricia Maas

Di Makings

Mary Malone

Jane Malone

Daryl & Margaret Martini

Kirsty Maselli

Peter Matheson

Adel Mawson

Daniel & Angie McCarthy

Liam & Louise McCloskey

Julie Kaye

Lisa McDine

Ken McDonald

McHarrys Buslines

Holly McIntosh

Kate McLaren

Janine McLean

Paul & Cathy McNamara

Robert & Rosa Mecanovic

John Mildren

Grant & Shirley Mills

Denis & Libby Moorfoot

Matthew & Yvette Morgan

Chris & Shelley Morton

Roland & Melinda Mrak

Sean & Malinda Muir

Lynne Mullins

Angelo Natoli

John Near & Kylie Smith-Near

Matthew & Carey Neate

Justin & Jo Nelson

David O’Brien

David & Jessica O’Brien

Peter O’Connor

Daniel O’Farrell

Jennifer O’Keeffe

Kylie Oliver

Ann O’Neill

Tony & Louise Paatsch

Arthur & Linda Pape

Catherine Papke

Nilton Martins & Yvonne Parente

Mark & Belinda Pedretti

Andrew & Erin Penton

Thomas Perrett

Simon Piasente

Jason Pile & Leanne Rivett

Geoffrey & Danielle Powe

Bryan Power

Andrew Puskas

Samuel Querella

Rachael Raby

Keelly Rae

Andrew & Kathleen Rawson

Mark Rayson

Brendan & Michelle Reed

Rachel Roche

Malcolm Neil & Susan Ross

Tony & Anne Ross

Tony Rotiroti

Kevin & Rachael Russell

Damien & Jennifer Ryan

John Sabljak

Lauren Salcombe

Natasha Scanlon

Russell Schostak

Janet Sgambaro

Kevin Shannon

Karen Sherman

Karen Shum

Sebastijan & Emy Simsic

Bradley Smith

Natasha Solczaniuk

Jacob Spolding

Craig & Louise Stanton

Syliva Stefano

John Stephensen

Matthew & Vittoria Stevens

Matthew Stokes

Ante & Cindy Stosic

Ian & Maura Sweet

Simon Taylor

Stephen & Jane Toohey

Tom Trupkovic

Mark Turner

Rod & Karen Van Der Chys

Tim & Joanne Van Slageren

John & Susan Vaughan

Bradley & Michelle Verfurth

Gary Vigor & Marion Smith

Steven & Jasmyne Walker

Matthew Walsh

Paul & Carolynne Walsh

Jerome & Heidi Warakea

Scott & Sharon Watkins

Adele Watt

Natalie Welsh

Philip Tribe & Jacqueline White

Trevor Whiteley

Joy Whiteside

Christopher & Samantha Whiting

Tania Willard

Harry Wilson

John & Inez Woods

Adam & Joanne Worsley

Michael & Claire Wrigley

Meleah Zanos

Goran & Stefanie Zekic

Wei Zhang

Mark Zyppel

The McNeill Society

The McNeill Society has been established by the St Joseph’s College Foundation to recognise and honour those who remember the College in their will. It enables us to thank and recognise – privately or publicly – those for their generosity towards the College.

Often St Joseph’s College is not able to thank a donor in his or her lifetime and the McNeill Society allows us to express our gratitude in the here and now.

Our hope is that it will also encourage others to include a gift to St Joseph’s College in their will.

The McNeill Society has been named after John McNeill, (SJC 1935-1937). A foundation student during the first three years of the College’s existence, John was one of the original House Captains and took full part in all school activities.

Members will be listed in/on the College’s Bequest Register/Honour Board and other publications, receive a membership pin and be invited to McNeill Society functions. There are no membership fees or regulations. Membership can be anonymous if preferred.

For information contact:

Cameron Ling 03 5226 8149 cameron.ling@sjc.vic.edu.au

Kristen Gleeson 03 5226 8120 kristen.gleeson@sjc.vic.edu.au

Rob Threlfall - “My family and I would like to help make sure that boys in the future have the same opportunities that I did by going to Joeys, receiving a very good education and making life-long friends. Running the school and investing to ensure long term sustainability costs money. I am proud to be a member of the McNeill Society and it provides me with an ongoing sense of belonging. I trust my bequest will make a difference.”

Rob Threl fall Rob Threlfall

2021 Foundation Committee

Foundation Members

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Adamski, Joe and Val Anderson, Ron

Anthony Costa Foundation

Antony, Brian and Barbara Argyros, Jim and Anna Arthur Reed Photos

Awramenko, Mark and Mandy

Baulch, Doug and Amanda Bay City Strings

Beggs, Steve and Samantha

Belluzzo, Pierre and Susan Bentley, Brett and Cath Beretta, David and Joan

Beretta, Mark and Rachel

Bhardwaj, Tarlock and Janak

Blood, Sean and Kate

Bohan, John

Bongiorno, Bernard

Bongiorno, Mark and Sharon

Bortolotto, Lino †

Bourke, Owen †

Bowles, David and Sue Boyd, Thos †

Brandimarti, Mark and Carolyn Brown, Claire Brown, Warick & Chantelle

Bruce, Alan Bryant, David and Sonya

Bryant, Greg and Maureen

Bryant, Jonathan and Sarah

Bryant, Mark

Bryant, Simon and Carly

Burke, Tim

Burke, Pat and Dawn †

Bye, Alan and Glenda

Cannon/Blane, Peter and Trish

Carey, Bernie and Sheila Carroll, Eugene

Carthew, Bernie and Jeff

Charles, David and Bernadine

Clatworthy, Peter and Louise

Cleary, Brian †

Colak, Ivan and Lilly

Cole, Jeff and Julie Coles Coaches

Collins, David and Ines

Conway, John

Cooke, Greg and Kim

Cooper, Steve and Julie

Cortorillo, Sam Cortorillo, Margaret

Costa, Kevin and Lorraine

Costa, Frank † and Shirley

Costa, Anthony † and Elaine

Costa, David and Karen

Crooks, Justin and Catherine

Curtain, David and Elizabeth

Dassanayake, Gamini and Uditha

Davie, Dennis and Suzanne

Dawson, Shane and Sue

De Grandi, Damian and Lee

Dean, Paul and Sandra

Dean, Geoff and Maria

Denton/Bauer, Tim and Renee

Devine, Todd and Jacqui

Dillon/Higgins, Adrian and Sandra

Dripps, Marcus and Lucy

Dunn, Kevin and Margaret

Earle, Trevor

Earle, Janis

Edmonds, Joseph

Edmondstone, Colin and Ann

English, Terry and Helen

Ercoli, Robert and Monika

Estcourt, Michael and Elna

Fanning, David

Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald, Paul and Fiona

Flanders, Barry Flanders Family

Foley, Fr Peter

Fowler, Brian and Elizabeth

Fowler, Terry and Sally Gandolfo, Sam

Gannon, Ken and Robyn

Gigliotti, Victor

Gleeson, Phillip and Sharon Gleeson, Chris and Belinda

Gleeson, Kristen and Lauren

Goldsworthy, John and Mary-Ann

Goss, Michael

Guaran, Bruce †

Gulli, James and Catherine

Gulli, Sam and Marichle

Gurrie, Tom

Hanlon, Paul and Teresa

Harris, Dean and Heather

Hehir, Simon and Shannon

Hennessy, Robert Hill, Barry Hinds, Mick

Hoban, John

Hochreiter, Anthony and Helen Hogan, Gary Holien, Chris and Kate

Holien, Greg

Horan, Peter and Jenny

Hough, Don and Marisa

Houghton, Geoff and Bernadette

Howe, Simon and Angela

Hunter, Robert and Julie

Hyde, Mark and Kim

Inei, Ren and Corienne

Jelley, Lawrence and Sandra Jelley, Liam

Jones, Brad

Jones, Rod

Kelly, Robert and Heather

Kennedy, Mark and Renee

Kent, Vic and Irene King, Michael and Louise Knight, Barry and Katrina

Lamont /Beech, James and Rachel

Landers, Peter

Larkins, Frank and Valerie Lawysz, Richard Leahy, Denis and Katrina

Lindeberg, Sten and Elizabeth Loughnan, John and Margaret Loughnan, Paul

Madden, Steve and Holly Madden, Bernie and Louise Mansfield, Michael Martella, Clive † and Ruth Martini, Daryl and Margaret Maxwell, Doug and Sue McDonald, Ken

McFarlane, Barry and Felicity McGann Family McGrath, Dennis † and Mary McHarry’s Buslines McKay, Robert and Terry McLean, Janine McNamara, Paul and Cathy Mildren, John Miller, John and Anne Mills, Peter and Vera Mithen, Jane Moodie, Wayne and Teresa Morgan, Bernie and Luci Morrissy, Terry and Annette Mrak, Roland and Melinda MSP Photography Munday, Harvey Murray, Monsignor † Nardi, Sam and Liana Nardi, Tony and Rosalia Natoli, Angelo Nolan, Michael and Jennifer O’Brien, Heather O’Brien, David and Jessica O’Brien, David O’Farrell, Daniel O’Regan, Loretta O’Rorke, Peter †

O’Shannassy, Brian and Jennifer O’Toole, Peter † and Sue Paatsch, Tony and Louise

Pape, Arthur and Linda Parke, Ted and Kate Parke, Cameron and Joanne Parmenter, Garry and Jenny Pearce, Trevor and Lydia Penton, Andrew and Erin Perry, Richard and Gael Perry, Elise Phillips, Terry and Margaret Pivetta, Nilo and Laurel Podbury, Des Podbury, Dominic and Patrice Raveane, Jerry and Marita Royce, Phillip and Elaine Rudd, Brenton and Trish Rudd, Dominic and Rachel Rudd, Peter and Christine Ryan, Bernard † Sabljak, John Saldanha, Winston and Cynthia Sammon, Martin Saunders, Geoff and Chris Schmeiszl, Richard † Serra, Robert and Maria Shannon, Kevin Silcock-Delaney, Colin Simic, Jack and Tracey St Joseph’s Parents & Friends St Joseph’s Old Collegians Assoc. Smart, Merle † Smart, Peter Smith, Anthony Smith, William † Smith, Jeffrey and Patricia Spriggs, Peter Spriggs, Julie Stanfield, Peter Stanley, Nick and Nikki Steedman, Paul and Columba † Stevens, Leigh and Eda Taylor, Rod and Caz Threlfall, Robert and Fiona Tobias, Paul and Dianne Tobin, Kim Treloar, Paul and Milvy Trupkovic, Tom and Ana van Slageren, Tim and Joanne Verfurth, Bradley and Michelle Virgona, Joe and Kerrie Wakefield, Gerard and Louise Wakefield, Antoinette Ward/Solczaniuk, Chris and Natasha White, Kevin Wilson, Harry and Bernadette Woodruff, Peter Woods, John and Ines Zampatti, Russell † and Maureen