Brighton Grammar School Impact Report 2023 by Brighton Grammar School

THE IMPACT OF GIVING

2023

A WORD FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND HEADMASTER

THANK YOU FOR MAKING BGS A PRIORITY

We are proud to share with you our 2023 Impact of Giving Report. This report provides us with the opportunity to thank all those within our community who have chosen to support our philanthropic priorities during the year whilst demonstrating the impact of your giving.

Much of our focus during the year, in a philanthropic sense, was on our Beyond Tomorrow Campaign supporting our Centre for Science, Creativity and Entrepreneurship. However, there were also many other instances where the generosity of our community shone brightly.

We think particularly of the incredibly generous bequest Rodney Bunning (OB 1951) left to his School. Rodney’s legacy will ensure there will always be deserving boys attending BGS on the Rodney and Penelope Bunning Scholarship. The School is currently considering other ways we can recognise Rodney’s bequest and we look forward to updating you on this in our next Impact of Giving Report.

In May we held our 6th Annual Giving Day. This year we reached into our community for support of the new multi purpose seating area around the Crowther Oval. We were pleased that over 300 members of our community - Old Boys, past and current parents, staff and sponsorschose to support our Giving Day raising

over $275,000 for the project which was a humbling outcome. Over the past six years, our Giving Days have raised over $2M for our scholarship and building funds enabling the School to provide more scholarships and expedite necessary building projects. Our Giving Days have become very much entrenched into our annual philanthropic calendar and we thank our community for their ongoing support of these.

As we enter the final year of our Beyond Tomorrow campaign, we are delighted that $8M has been raised and pledged to date - but we are not quite there yet.

We encourage our community to support this exciting new chapter in our School’s history. Whether it be by ‘securing your place’ on the donor wall in the cafe of the new Centre or by making a gift directly to the campaign, all contributions make a difference for BGS boys today and well into the world beyond tomorrow. Please visit our campaign website by searching ‘Beyond Tomorrow Brighton Grammar’ to make your gift to the campaign.

We would like to make particular mention of retiring staff member Peter Toms OAM. Peter fulfilled many roles during his 58 years at BGS with his role as our Bequest Manager

being one of his most impactful. Peter leaves his management of our Bequest Program with 110 members of our Sequamur Society which is remarkable for a School of our size. To all our generous donors, a sincere thanks for your support during the year which truly demonstrates that our thriving culture of philanthropy is alive and well at BGS.

Peter Ickeringill Chairman Ross Featherston Headmaster

GIVING BY NUMBERS 2023

Thank you to all our families, staff, past students and friends who have invested in supporting Brighton Grammar School.

105

Past and current staff contributed financially

IMPACTING THE LIVES OF OUR BOYS

2023 was another remarkable year for BGS in so many ways. In particular, I think of the impact our growing culture of philanthropy continues to make at the School. Be it support of our building projects, scholarships, or service programs, or those within our community who give of their time to make our School a better place, philanthropy is alive and well at BGS.

A major focus of the Development Office during the year was securing advocacy and support for our Centre for Science, Creativity and Entrepreneurship.

This is the most ambitious building project in the School’s history, and accordingly the fundraising appeal supporting the project is also ambitious. Having said that, I am truly humbled by the generous members of our community who have already chosen to make our Beyond Tomorrow campaign their philanthropic priority.

At the time of writing, $8M has been gifted and pledged to the campaign which is simply wonderful - the most the School has ever raised for a single project in its history.

2024 is the final year of our campaign and many opportunities still exist to support the project at various levels. Your support does indeed make a significant difference to the pace at which we can provide our boys and staff with the best possible facilities well into the world beyond tomorrow.

Alongside our Beyond Tomorrow campaign we held our 6th Annual Giving Day supporting the building of tiered seating around the Crowther Oval. This year our focus changed somewhat as

we did not have any matchers. But that didn’t seem to matter as we were able to raise over $275,000 on the day - an incredible outcome. Our Annual Giving Days have very much become embedded into the culture of philanthropy we enjoy at BGS, and a sincere thank you to all the staff, Old Boys, current and past parents who support our Giving Day each year.

I am delighted to inform you that two further means tested scholarships have been established this year. Both scholarships, one with a creativity focus, are to be awarded to boys who would otherwise not have the opportunity to attend our fine School. We look forward to welcoming the inaugural recipients of these scholarships to BGS in 2025.

Our philanthropy also extends to supporting other worthwhile causes.

Thank you to the 330 women who attended our Pink Dinner this year which focused on raising funds for the Cabrini Hospital Wig Room, in memory of much loved BGS staff member Andrea Barlow. Over $16,688 was raised at the event which equates to the Wig Room being able to provide 80 wigs for women undergoing cancer treatment. A wonderful outcome.

Under the inspiring leadership of BGS staff member Anna Ladas, we provided the opportunity for our boys to become philanthropists themselves through their involvement in our service programs throughout the year. Women for Women in Africa, Connor’s Run,

Ute Full of Food and the Winter Sleep

Out are just some of the worthy causes our boys supported. Additionally, many of our boys participated in our Annual Appeal either by assisting with activities on the day or making small gifts themselves and encouraging family members to do the same.

So, it can be seen that philanthropy is alive and well at BGS. I would like to conclude my report with a heartfelt thank you to all those in our generous community who have made BGS their philanthropic priority. With your ongoing support, 2024 will be another strong year where, as a community, we will all see the significant impact philanthropy is making at BGS. Meliora Sequamur.

John Phillips Director of Advancement

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE

If you pass our building site on a regular basis, you will have noticed that our Centre for Science, Creativity and Entrepreneurship is taking shape very quickly indeed. Now that the form of the building is complete, 2024 will focus on the fit-out in readiness for our boys and staff to walk through the inspiring ‘learning lane’ for the first time at the start of the 2025 school year. Our state-of-the-art Centre for Science, Creativity and Entrepreneurship is a powerful expression of our commitment to the future success of our boys. The multi-level creative arts, science and design and technology learning spaces will provide a ground breaking creative environment for our boys to thrive.

Our Beyond Tomorrow capital campaign has been supporting the construction of this exciting new chapter in our history and through the quiet phase of the campaign we were able to raise close to $8M. This is a most pleasing outcome and one of which we should all be proud. During 2024, the last year of our Beyond Tomorrow campaign, all members of our community will have the opportunity to get behind the campaign. Whether your support comes via your generous contribution when paying your School fees, or by securing one of the 160 panels on our unique art installation (see page 10), there are so many ways our community can be part of it. Of course, if you would like to discuss making a personal gift to the campaign, please feel free to contact me.

Thank you again to our generous community who have supported our Beyond Tomorrow campaign to date. It is with your support that we are able to create this ground breaking facility ensuring that our boys are better prepared for the world beyond tomorrow.

John Phillips Director of Advancement

SECURE YOUR PLACE IN BRIGHTON GRAMMAR’S FUTURE

We invite you to secure your place in our Centre for Science, Creativity and Entrepreneurship by having your gift to the Beyond Tomorrow Campaign acknowledged by way of our unique art installation.

For gifts to the campaign of $2,500, $5,000 or $10,000 and above, donors will have the opportunity to secure one of three panel sizes according to gift size. The wall will serve as an impressive art installation, taking pride of place in the café area situated in the central hub of the building. In addition, the wall will also serve as a lasting reminder of the generosity of our community and ensure all gifts are inextricably linked with the many exciting learning opportunities planned within the walls of our amazing new centre.

Scan the QR code to visit our donor wall platform where you can find out more about this unique opportunity and to secure your place on the wall. Alternatively, please contact me to make your gift over the phone. All gifts are tax deductible and can be pledged over three years.

Secure your place now.

Eden Phillips Advancement Manager

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BRIARS SCHOLARSHIP

In 2016 a very generous Old Boy and his wife established the Briars Scholarship - a means tested scholarship that is awarded to the son of a single parent. The scholarship covers tuition for entry into our Secondary School until the completion of Year 12.

The donors, who wish to remain anonymous, were motivated to establish this scholarship knowing that a BGS education would be out of reach for many single parents. The most recent recipient of the Briars Scholarship expresses his gratitude to the donors:

Briars Scholarship Benefactor

c/o Mr John Phillips

Brighton Grammar School

90 Outer Crescent

Brighton VIC 3186

Dear Sir and Madam

I am eleven years old and I currently go to Sandringham Primary School in Year 6.

I recently found out that I was accepted for the Briars Scholarship at Brighton Grammar School. I was so excited and happy when I was told!! I feel very lucky to be starting Senior School at BGS next year and I wanted to thank you for giving me this amazing opportunity.

During Primary school, my favourite subjects have been Maths, Science and History. I love number challenges and designing new mechanical inventions. When I grow up I really want to be an Engineer. At BGS I would like to focus on differnt STEM subjects to help me learn more.

I am also really excited to do sport at BGS. I love community sport and I currently play competition basketball and football. I also play competition cricket and soccer. I can’t wait to make new friends and join the sport teams at BGS. Representing the school will make me very proud.

At home , I live with my mum and my sister. We are lucky because my family live close by. My mum and I always say that school has also been like a family to us. We have made amazing friends since I started in Prep and have shared so many experiences. I have learnt how important it is to be involved, to help lead and to support others.

I really look forward to being part of the BGS community and thank you again for supporting me and making this opportunity possible.

Yours sincerely

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT

Rofe Scholarship recipient and 2023 School Captain James Clarkson reflects on his Valedictory Day experience. James commenced his journey in Year 7 and is very grateful for the opportunities he received during his time at BGS.

11.00am

Beating of the Bounds starts

8.30am

Valedictory Assembly

Put on my blazer for the last time in a leadership capacity

12.10pm BGS Chant

Final chants as a Year 12 cohort

12.23pm

Sign my friends’ shirts

9.31am Final Speech

Perform final speech as School Captain

9.38am Official Graduation

Graduate and receive Old Boy tie

6.00pm

Valedictory dinner

Arrive at the MCG for the Valedictory dinner

6.35pm

Photo Break

Take photos with my friends at the MCG

10.30pm

Valedictory dinner concludes

ANNUAL GIVING UPDATE

The Crowther Oval has started to see its next renovation with thanks to our generous BGS community. Our Annual Giving Day brought together 373 donors via our online Charidy platform, raising funds for our new and improved tiered seating area, at the Rosstrevor end of the Crowther.

Works have begun, and the procurement of the recognition pavers has been completed. This new space will serve the boys during their days at BGS, through curriculum sport, play, House activities and of course weekend APS celebrations. Thank you to those who supported the project on our Giving Day and to those who took up the chance to have their legacy cemented into the Crowther. We know the Crowther is a special place to so many of our past and present families and Old Boys, so we are proud to recognise your support for future years to come. We thank all our community for your immense support and look forward to inviting our supporters to the unveiling.

Eden Phillips Advancement Manager

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

The Brighton Grammar Capital Campaign Committee meets monthly to oversee the fundraising initiatives driving the capital campaign in support of the build of our Centre for Science, Creativity and Entrepreneurship.

The committee consists of six Brighton Grammar staff members and three parent volunteers. The committee is chaired by Peter Ickeringill, Chairman of School Council and the following BGS staff steer the committee: John Phillips, Director of Advancement, Eden Phillips, Advancement Manager, Nickie Warton, Sequamur Society Manager, Michael Arceri, COO and Emily Ianuali, Development Office Manager.

A particular thanks to the three parent volunteers who help advocate for this campaign. They are positioned to answer questions from the community and welcome the opportunity to speak with you.

Peter Morley

CEO & Co-Owner of Provider Assist, Donor and second generation BGS

Old Boy with one son in the Junior School and one in Secondary School

Roger Shen

Business owner with a particular focus in Education, Donor and current parent with a son in Junior School

Scott Bull

Donor and current parent with two sons in the Secondary School

Why I give to BGS

Our Director of Music and Head of Choral, Jared Furtado is one of many current and past staff members who choose to support Brighton Grammar School’s philanthropic priorities.

Jared reflects on his motivation to join with others in supporting BGS boys.

“They say 13 is an unlucky number but coming to the end of my 13th year at Brighton Grammar, I’ve never felt luckier to be a part of this community.

Coming from outside Victoria, the BGS community has been a Melbourne family to me time and time again. My husband and I were both music scholarship students at our respective high schools in WA and Ballarat and, as a result, appreciate more than most the transformative impact scholarships make. Consequently, it is our desire to pay it forward so that others can benefit like we did from the generosity of others.

We chose to start donating to three initiatives at Brighton Grammar many years ago after witnessing the direct impact these programs had on BGS boys. The three programs that resonate with us are: Scholarships, First Nations Programs and Friends of Music’s instrument upgrades.

These programs have wide impact and provide opportunities to boys who would not necessarily be able to have access or afford them without the support of our community”.

We thank Jared and Adrian for their commitment to Brighton Grammar School and their unwavering support of our boys.

A FAREWELL AND WELCOME

In September, we farewelled Peter Toms OAM after 58 years of dedicated service.

Peter’s connection to the School dates back to 1964 when he first joined BGS as a teacher before taking on the role of Master of the Junior School from 1987 to 2008. Since then, Peter’s impact as a key member of the Development Office team has continued to be significant.

As the Bequest Manager, Peter developed relationships within our community and sought support and advocacy of the School’s plans for the future. Peter leaves BGS having established a strong base of 110 members within our Sequamur Society.

In recognition of his extraordinary service to BGS, a bust of Peter has been commissioned, to be placed in the Secondary School Quadrangle; only the third time in our history that a staff member has been honoured in this way.

It’s with pleasure we announce Peter’s successor, Nickie Warton. Nickie previously held the position of Head of Philanthropy at the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and certainly brings with her a wealth of experience as we continue to strengthen the culture of philanthropy at our School. Nickie looks forward to meeting many in our community as she settles into her new role as Sequamur Society Manager.

TRANSFORMATIONAL GIVING

of the late Rodney Bunning (OB 1951).

A much-admired BGS community member, Rodney is remembered for his gentle, charming and selfless nature and together with his beloved wife Penelope, has established the Rodney and Penelope Bunning Scholarship through a bequest to the School.

Growing up in war-time Melbourne, Rodney knew what it was like to experience hard times and to accept duty. As the eldest of the Bunning siblings, and with his father away in New Guinea, he took on the role of family carer at the tender age of 8. This responsibility had a significant impact on young Rodney, and with little income being received by the

Bunnings during those war years, his family was not able to afford his School fees at Brighton Grammar.

A creative student, Rodney was invited to apply for a St Andrew’s Choir Scholarship which he successfully received in 1947. In the days when Chapel service was daily for students and choir boys performed at St Andrew’s weddings, funerals and ceremonial services, Rodney’s involvement in the church and School was formidable. His fondest memories associated with his school days included moments of hard work, gratitude and the realisation that someone believed in him enough to support his future through a scholarship. In 1951, as teenagers, Rodney met Penelope [nee Dennett] at the Cole Street Beach. A true Brighton story,

Rodney Bunning

Rodney & Peter Bunning

both were born at the Brighton Community Hospital, attended local schools and after years of courting, they were married at St Andrew’s Church Brighton. Together they had incredible energy and passion for adventure, embarking on many memorable journeys including sailing through the Mediterranean, boarding the Orient Express, scaling the Himalayas, and traversing the original Qantas Kangaroo Route on a 25-day air journey.

A man of many talents, Rodney trained as a commercial artist and had jobs in advertising agencies and live TV, including the popular ‘In Melbourne Tonight’ show and was also featured as Australia’s very own Marlboro Man. He was a skilled yachtsman, winning many trophies in local regattas and in the years following Rodney and Penelope would build homes, a winery and Division 2 boats. Both were passionately involved in volunteer services, including Coast Guard and Meals on Wheels until Rodney’s health deteriorated and he passed in 2022 at the age of 89.

Reflecting on his life, Rodney wanted to give more young people the opportunity to experience a life-changing education at Brighton Grammar, just as he experienced in his youth as a scholarship student. Through Rodney’s bequest we are reminded of the immense power

of generosity and how a single act of kindness can inspire and support the next generation of BGS students.

Brighton Grammar is proud to have held a special place in Rodney’s heart and it is therefore a fitting tribute that we celebrate his life and legacy.

Rodney’s story - and the school he lovedlives on.

Rodney & Penelope Bunning Rodney & Penelope Bunning

Nickie Warton Sequamur Society Manager

THANK YOU SEQUAMUR SOCIETY

For over 140 years, Brighton Grammar has been inspiring boys to be the best they can be.

It is truly remarkable to see what can be achieved when we connect you – our visionary Old Boys, parents and community supporters – with our students and teachers.

From investing in scholarships that seed opportunity, to investing in our world-class learning facilities that help to grow potential in our future leaders, to funding our Positive Masculinity wellbeing programs, bequests of every size redefine what is possible for the next generations of BGS students.

On behalf of BGS, thank you for committing to us, for trusting us and leaving a meaningful gift beyond your lifetime, so that Brighton Grammar School can flourish for generations into the future.

Every generation leaves a legacy for the next. What’s yours? To have a confidential discussion on leaving a gift in your Will, no matter what stage you are at, please contact Nickie Warton, Sequamur Society Manager on 03 8591 2274 or at nwarton@brightongrammar.vic.edu.au

Nickie Warton Sequamur Society Manager

Brighton Grammar Junior School Sports Day 1939 / The Age

Recognising our donors in 2023

Thank you to all our donors. You make a significant difference to what we can achieve at BGS. Whether contributing to scholarships, buildings or other programs, your support shapes and enhances the educational opportunities for our current and future boys.

Aa’Beckett, Tim & Tania

Abelseth, Trond & Miles, Nicola

Abramovich, Mark & Adele

Adams, Roger & Lorraine

Adem, Meg & Leighton

Agosta, Luke & Megan

Akinci, Ismail

Albert, Adrian & Chantal

Alderson, Barnaby (OB 1993) & Lovel-Alderson, Georgina

Alderton, Adam (OB 1994) & Jessica

Aldridge, Kirsty & Ian

Allan, Bec

Allan, Matt

Allen, Justin (OB 1989) & Sibornova, Oxana

Ang, Anthony & Tina

Angelini, Peter (OB 1999) & Christine

Angus, Simon & Emily

Arceri, Michael & Rebecca

Arnold, Peter & Saccutelli, Ellen

Atkinson, Janelle

Austin, Bradley & Belinda

BBadger, Ann

Bai, Fan & Zhang, Xinmeng

Bailey, Ali & Dan

Ballantine, Sally & Wes

Banfield, Amanda & Kevin

Bannister, Cory & Michelle

Bao, Wei & Xu, Yi

Barber, Andrew & Kerstin

Barnes, Marty & Hosking, Georgina

Barron, Bruce & Ilona

Bartlett, Marcus & Carolyn

Bartley, Richard & Angela

Bartolotta, Leah & Trubiano, Adrian

Barwood, Shane & Danielle

Bassat, Andrew (OB 1983)

Batsakis, Phil & Peroustianis, Mary

Batterham AO, Robin (OB 1959)

Bean, Anne

Beasley, Andrew & Emily

Beaton, Emily & Jeff

Beck, Andrew (OB 1978)

Beckingham, James (OB 1997) & Catherine

Begg, Jim (OB 1958)

Beninati, Vittorio & Angelina

Bennett, Scott & Kate

Benton, Mark & Hannah

Betts, Di & Leigh

Betts, Gregory (OB 1971) & Felicity

Bezencon, Tim & Tania

Biddick, Martin & Jackie

Bignell, Marnie & Brent

Birrell, Kate & Speirs, John

Black, James & Ryan, Megan

Bolton, Brendon & Louisa

Bond, Brad & Tracy

Booth, Jonathan & Candice

Borg, Simon & Sandra

Bottomley, Chris (OB 1962) & Ingrid

Bouras, Ari & Melanie

Bourke, Colin & Imelda

Bowen, Peter (OB 1993) & Sophie

Bowen, Richard (OB 1987) & Anne-Marie

Bowen, Vaughan & Carolina

Bradley, Jarrod (OB 1992) & Shelley

Bramich, Ashley & Amanda

Breen, Paul & Schubiger-Breen, Danielle

Brennan, Neil & Karin

Brennan, David & Alison

Bristow, Antony (OB 1998) & Jacqueline

Bristow, Matt & Donna

Broome, Jonathon (OB 1981)

Brougham, Tony & Monique

Broughton, Richard & Heather

Brown, Adam (OB 1994) & Michelle

Brown, Adam & Helen

Bryant, Peter (OB 1956)

Bryant, Danny & Amy

Buckingham, Wayne & Emma

Bulfin, Nick (OB 1995) & Cathie

Bull, Scott & Katie

Bullock, Lynn & Michael

Bunning, Rodney (OB 1951)

Burchell, Nick & Rachel

Burgio, Mark & Adele

Burke, Peter & Jennifer

Burnes AO, Andrew & Patterson, Elly

Byrne, Mark & Liv

C

Cameron, Andrew (OB 1975) & Yukino

Cameron, Graeme & Jean

Campigli, Monica & John

Cannington, Simon & Jocelyn

Cao, Jack & Jacey

Cao, John & Zhenling

Cao, Naihe & Jie

Carnovale, Serge & Liz

Carr, Lisa & Derek

Carter, Ryan & MacCallum, Lisa

Cartus Corporation

Caspar, Daniel & Michelle

Caughey, Jonathan & Whelan, Cassie

Central Pipe Fabrication

Chan, Jess & Lui, Sze Wai

Chen, Jack & Sherry

Chen, Lily & Charlie

Chen, Qizhong & May

Chen, Hong & Kenny

Chen, Robby & Cathy

Chen, Cheng & Yuan

Chen, Yang & Monica

Chepurov, George & O’Sullivan, Melissa

Chilcott, Gilda & Tim

Chirnside, Michael (OB 1982)

Clancy, Jonathan & Joanna

Clark, Geoffrey & Maki

Clarke, Alex (OB 2014)

Clarkson, Rosy & John

Cohen, Clint & Paige

Coleman, Tom & Adrienne

Colla, Alberto & Mercedes

Connolly, Tony & Munro, Lisa

Constantinescu, Chris & Eva

Cooke, Randall & Annie

Coombs, Gareth & Nicola

Corcoris, Nick & Darleen

Court, Tessa & Peter

Cowan, Peter & Melissa

Cowper, Will & Elle

Cox, Laine & Leanne

Cox, Daryl & Lidia

Cozens, Shaun & Fiona

Craw, Tom (OB 1994) & Andrea

Crawley, Nigel & Cornelius, Lisa

Cregan, Garry & Mary-Rose

Crewdson, David (OB 1995) & Chris

Critchley, Paul & Laura

Croft, Kate & Darren

Cruse, Rob & Scott-Murphy, Anita

Cunnington, Simon (OB 1989) & Bec

Currie, Mark & Alison

Curtain, Stephen

DDai, Yusheng & Guangxia

Dai, Kevin & Nancy

D’Alessandro, Ayrton (OB 2023)

Dalidakis, Alex & Tamzine

Dalton, Rod (OB 1970)

Damiano, Michelle & John

Daniel, Anthony & Slots, Yvonne

Darby, Ryan & Melissa

Date, Shingo (OB 1987)

David, Arvind (OB 1989) & Collins, Charmaine

Davies, Chris (OB 1962)

Davies, Peter & Carolyn

Dawes OAM, Liz & Scott

Dawson, Peter & Angela

D’Couto, Calvin & Maryam

De Kretser, Andrew & Ilona

Deicke, David & Belinda

Del Prete, Gerry & Amanda

Deleu, Laurent & Natalie

Denning, Simon & Nada

Dever, Phil & Alex

Devine, John (OB 1963) & Julie

Diao, Dion & Zhang, Winnie

Dick, Ron (OB 1973)

Dickson, Ian & Dwyer, Lisa

Dimech, Esther & John

Dimopoulos, Jim & Voula

Ding, Hao & Anna

Doan, Hung Van & Lu, Ha My

Dolan, Paul & Rachel

Donald, Scott & Kylie

Donaldson, Andrew & Jacqui

Dong, Yihao & Fangfang

Dore, Jill & Peter

Dou, Eugene & Kathy

Dow, Suzanne & Grant

Du, Jin & Yueting

Du, Jessica & Aaron

Du, Ruiming & Jun

Du Rieu, Joseph & Anna

Dudfield, Robert (OB 1967)

Dullahide, Rachael & Hara, Bruce

Duncan, Cameron & Yuanna

Dunne, Alistair & Fulton, Jessica

Dylan Alcott Foundation

EEaston, Tom (OB 1970)

Edselius, Stefan & Lucinda

Elix, Ben & Kate

Elliott, Liz & Jim

Elliott, Matthew & Andrea

Ellis, Andy & Elissa

Epstein, Ben & Sarah

Ettershank, Andy (OB 1989) & Sarah Ettershank, Gerald & Beverley

Ettershank, Kim (OB 1986) & Rodgers, Emma

Everett, Richard & Brooke

FFan, Yuzhuo & Han

Fan, Ning & Yun

Fan, David & Kiky

Fang, Lingling & Boxu

Farrand, David & Michelle

Farrugia, Michael

Featherston, Ross & Rosie

Feehan, Michael & Kormas, Rina

Felicetti, Peter

Feng, Bin & Zhangye

Ferguson, Tim & Tina

Ferwerda, Cees & FerwerdaDeurloo, Sandra

Field, James (OB 2002) & Catherine

Field, Adrian & Candice

Finkelstein, Clive & Jodi

Fischer, Nicki & Richard

Fisher, Michele & Alan

Fitzgerald, Andrew & Rhonda

Fletcher, Stephen & Juliette

Fletcher, Cameron & Hayley

Florent, James & Gray, Raechel

Forbes, Susie & Richard

Ford, Wayne & Maria

Fox, Justin & Sophie

Francis, Rowena & Keen, Timothy

Fraser, Hugh (OB 1969)

Fraser, Ian (OB 1961) & Geraldine

Frawley, Andrew & Overbury, Meredith

Furtado, Jared

GGadsden, Peter & Yvonne

Gadsden, Simon (OB 1994) & Sally

Galea, Chris & Liana

Galinas, John & Noulikas, Dianne

Galindo, Luis & Greatrex, Natalie

Galloway, Hayley

Galvin, Michelle & Richard

Gao, John & Nicole

Gao, Jiejian & Bijun

Gelso, Diego & Bosco, Mariela

Georgiou, George & Maria

Gianatti, Chris & Caroline

Giannarelli, Mark & Kate

Gibbs, Norman (OB 1950)

Giddings, Charles & Jo

Giddings, Mick & Ros

Giles, Adrian & Sarah

Giudice, Barnaby & Tonia

Gloudemans, Mitos

Goh, Alvin & Leong, Esther

Gomes, Hansel & Lilian

Gong, Jin & Wang, Ting

Goodall, Nathan & Aryan

Goodger, Darran & Terry

Goring, Georgia

Grace, Ryan & Amanda

Graf, Stephen & Natalie

Graham, Matthew & Willett, Jenna

Grant, Paul & Eliza

Graves, Jonathan (OB 1984) & Claire

Gray, Jessica & Dean

Gray, Peter

Grenfell, Jay & Lauren

Grierson, Ross & Ren, Fiona

Grollo, Mark & Rebecca

Grubb, Paul & Pappas, Irene

Gu, Dennis (OB 2019)

Gu, Patrick (OB 2021)

Gu, Yu & Zhang, Xu

Guan, Belinda & Zhang, Tan

Gulino, Nick & Francesca

Gurney, Rochelle

HHackett, Grant & Sharlene

Haddon, Matt

Hall, Garrett & Laura

Hall, Brooke & Tim

Hamilton, Barry (OB 1967) & Faye

Hamilton RFD, Phillip (OB 1966)

Hammond, John (OB 1952)

Hamson, Larry & Wendy

Han, Heng & Ben, Huihui

Han, Charlie & Wang, Helen

Hankinson, Netta & Roger

Hao, Hannah & Wang, Mike

Haralambakis, George & Helen

Harcourt, Justin & Melanie

Hardie-Grant, Nicholas & Jacinta

Harding, Sam

Hare, Bill (OB 1984)

Harkness, Chris & Nicole

Harper, Dan & Julia

Harrington, Matt & Cherie

Harris, Roger (OB 1962)

Harte, Erin & Martine

Hassall, Chris & Balfe, Sarah

Hawkes, Olivia

Hay, John (OB 1978) & Kim

Hayball, John (OB 1985) & Saleme, Rosana

He, Alex & Karen

He, Zheng Jun & Lixia

Healy, David & Pallot, Libby

Heath, Colin & Harriet

Heath, Rob & Caroline

Heil AM, Les (OB 1951) & Lyn

Hemingway, Graham & Caffel, Sharon

Henley, Paul (OB 1987)

Hennig, Ian (OB 1960) & Pam

Hering, Mirco & Iseeka

Hickey, Libby

Hii, Lawrence (OB 2002) & Qiang, Sue

Hikima, Sanae & Ryan

Hill, Steve & Sarah

Hofmann, Alex & Consiero

Hofmann, Flavia

Hollway, John & Daniela

Honing, Kate

Hoofdman, Hugo & Chiu, Geraldine

Hooley, Doug

Hope, Tony & Tori

Hopgood, Paul & Leahy, Fiona

Hopkins, Evan & Webster, Isabella

Horton, Luke & Sinead

Howard, Warren & Elizabeth

Hoy, Giles & D’Ambrosio, Nadia

Hsiao, Damien (OB 1995)

Hsu, Lyndon (OB 1983)

Hsu, Kenny & Wong, Alice

Hu, Shanming & Zhao, Ruohan

Huang, Wayne & Zhang, Linda

Huang, Max & Wu, Menghan

Huang, Terry & Fan, Xiaoying

Huang, Zuqiang & Luo, Xiaojuan

Hull, Rick & Brennan, Katrina

Humphris, Jason & Sally

Hunter, Luke (OB 2002) & Louise

Hunter, Jan

Hunter, Cameron (OB 1984)

Hunter, Madeline

Hunter Industrials Pty Ltd

Hussey, David & Kristy

Hutchison, Adam (OB 1995) & Caroline

Hyett, Peter (OB 1950)

IIanuali, Emily & Pat

Inglis, Soren & Milic, Katherine

Inman, Blake (OB 1991) & Karen

JJackson Clements Burrows Architects

James, Wade & Kachel, Jana

Jami, Mohammad & Nasimeh

Jane, David (OB 1965) & Pamela

Jarvis, Barry (OB 1958) & Wilma

Jeans, Nick (OB 1997) & Jo

Jensen, Chris & Rachel

Ji, Sean & Li, Oggy

Jiang, Zhongyi & Jeff

Jiang, Dino & Kathy

Jiang, Yifang & Yongchun

Jim, Manyui & Du, Pauline

Jin, William & Ye, Amy

Joe White Bequest

Johnson, Sandy (OB 1963)

Johnson, David (OB 1979) & Sandy

Johnson, David

Jones, Michael

Jones, Brent & Carolyn

Jones, Tim & BB

Jones, Joshua & Jessica

Jorgensen, Peter & Zuban, Valentina

Joyce, Andrew & Luketic, Stephanie

Joynson, Michael (OB 1987) & Mehegan, Nina

Judd, Chris & Bec

Keady, Greg & Melanie

Keenan, Blair & Lisa

Keily, Mel

Kelly, Tricia & Phillip

Kent, Mathew (OB 1993) & Lucy

Kent, Stew (OB 1996) & Emily

Keogh, Steve & Lisa

Kerr, Anna & Christopher

Kilburn, Warren & Paige

King, Dean & Kim

King, Nicholas & Paige

Kinraid, Christopher & Rebecca

Kissane, Greg & Sandie

Knight, Elizabeth & Geoffrey

Knight OAM, John (OB 1955)

Knipe, Travis & Luketic, Jessica

Knowles, Fleur

Kong, Junmin & Jing

Konstantos, Paul & Charmaine

Koopmans, Paul & Sternbeck, Kerry

Korber, Daniel & Kate

Korsa, Matt (OB 1989) & Kiel, Karen

Kravic, Michael & Helen

Krlevski, Tony & Antonietta

Ktori, Sylvia & Hector

Kvid, Caroline

Kwong, James & Kyeong

LLace, Warrick & O’Donnell-Lace, Megan

Lai, Selina & Zheng, Peng

Lane, Sam (OB 1998) & Emma

Lane, Adam (OB 2002) & Daina

Langdon, Tim & Duncan, Margaret

Lantrin, Pierre & Sutherland, Margaret

Lau, Danny & Luna

Lawson, Simon & Louise

Lee, Jack & Sijie

Lee, Marco & Joanne

Lees, Murray & Leanne

Levin, Gary & Wise, Susan

Lewis, Michael (OB 1989) & Kerrin

Lewis, Hannah

Li, Shiping & Ling

Li, Hong Bo & Helen

Li, Carol & Tony

Li, Ye & Jing

Li, Alice & Will

Li, Qian

Li, Henry & Ella

Li, Joanna & Junfeng

Li, Haijing & Rose

Li, Eric & Shuzhe

Liang, Jun & Yang, Huaijing

Liao, Yu & Linglan

Lin, Yong & Xiaoxiao

Lin, David & Cathy

Lin, Frank & Serena

Lin, Katharine

Lindeman, Gavin & Jessica

Linder, Karl & Sophie

Lipovetsky, Max & Rho

Litis, Dean

Liu, Jing & Changjie

Liu, Peter (OB 2009) & Jasmine

Liu, Shen & Weiqun

Liu, Ping & Amy

Liu, Leo & Swan

Liu, Jun & Qiang

Liu, Yanting & Zhen

Liu, Baolong & Mia

Liu, Peiwei & Dingling

Lohn, Jonathan & Alex

Longbottom, Julian (OB 1977) & Cochrane, Melissa

Longley, Nick & Su

Lopez, Simon (OB 1986) & Christina

Lorback, Matt (OB 1995) & Chloe

Lorden, Gary & Monica

Loughnane, Sam (OB 2002) & Nicole

Lovegrove, Tristan & Katie

Lu, Hua & Ying

Lu, Elvis & Fenhua

Lu, Jianghong & Joey

Lu, Anton & Jie

Ludowyke, Darrell & Martin, Kyla

Lunt, Mitchell (OB 2002)

Lynch, Maggie OAM & Lynch, Frank OAM

MMa, Zhenshan & Vivien

Ma, Carson & Chendi

Ma, Zhenyu & Yang

MacGlashan, John (OB 1966)

MacGregor, Graham & Corrie

Machar, Christian

Macnab, Angus & Mecca, Lucrezia

Madanayake, Nirmal & McIntyre, Olivia

Magnus, Adam & Jessica

Magowan, Shannon (OB 1989) & Nicole

Malerba, Chelsea

Man, Yize & Ma, Jun

Mance, Randall (OB 1988)

Mancuso, Joe

Mansfield, Michael & Karina

Mao, Maria & Edwin

Marget, Tino (OB 1968)

Marget, Luke (OB 1995) & Julia

Mariager, Don (OB 1943)

Marshall, Jeff & Nadine

Marszalek, Paula

Martin, Dan & Melissa

Martiniello, Sergio

Matta, Joshua & Emma

Maxey, Max & Allard, Sally

Mazzoni, Anthony & Leanne

McBride, Rury & Sahin, Esin

McCabe, Dale & Lester, Christine

McCahon, Andrew & Rachel

McCallum, Tim & Michelle

McCalman, Christian & Riddell, Apprilla

McCluskey, Paul & Fielding, Jacqui

McCormack, David (OB 1990)

McCormick, Andrew & Andrea

McCosker, Peter & Meg

McDermott, Kate & Prisk, Ben

McDougall, Mark & Gill, Nadia

McGilton, Matt (OB 1993) & Neela

McGregor, Bruce & Brigitte

McKay, Alan & Claire

McKenzie, Alison

McKimm, Nicholas & Anna

McKimm, Kate

McKinnon, Peter (OB 1959)

McLean, Sally & Mark

McLean, Jonnie & Felicity

McMillan, Fraser & Anita

McMurrick, Paul (OB 1981)

McNaughton, Ross & Christine

McPherson, Kate

McPherson, Mandi & Sayer, Nick

McQualter, Robert & Nicholson, Claire

Meagher, John & Samantha

Mei, Yuanbin & Zhang, Angela

Melgaard, Dave (OB 1996) & Elizabeth

Meltzer, Debbie & Meekin, Bryan

Membrey, Jarrod & Christa

Mence OAM, Ian (OB 1954)

Meng, Juan & Un, Meng Io

Messina, Jason & Maria

Messum, Johnny & Stoney, Catherine

Michele, Anthony & Sonya

Middendorp, Michael (OB 1980)

Middendorp, Nicholas (OB 1979) & Joanne

Miller, Belinda & Brad

Minihan, Gary (OB 1979) & Sharon

Mirovics, Lia

Mitchell, James (OB 2022)

Mitchell, Stephen & Belinda

Mladenovski, Laste & Vicki

Mohseni, Narelle

Monaghan, Mark (OB 1991) & Sacha

Moncrieff, Luke & Alice

Morgan, Ewan (OB 1964)

Morgan, Tanya

Morley, Peter (OB 1994) & Lorinda

Morley, Kim (OB 1988)

Morrison, Lucy & Nicholls, Craig

Morrison, Ian

Morse, Dudleigh (OB 1966)

Moylan, Nick & Annabelle

Mullins, Andy & Jacqui

Mundy, Daniel & Julie

Munro, Neale & Sophie

Muratore, Melissa

Murphy, Luke (OB 1988) & Melissa

Murray, Kenlea & Tracy

Myers, Nick & Laura Mylon, Paul & Carla

NNandwani, Rosh & Yoon, Hea Jung

Nataraja, Ram & Casey, Briohny

Naughton, Andrew (OB 1990) & Marlea

Naughton, Antony (OB 1992) & Sally Neave AM, Colin (OB 1961)

Ngadiman, Beta & Pontan, Lusiana

Nguyen, Teresa

Nguyen, Thomas & Do, Duc Thien

Nguyen, Ryan & Hoang, Linh

Nicholls, Brian & Mary

Nicol, Mark & Brooke

Noble, Andrew & Steel, Kate

Norbury, Christopher & Amy

OOld Brighton Grammarians’ Society

O’Brien, Justin & Marion

O’Connell, Michael & O’Connell, Gabrielle

O’Connor, Matt & Anthea

Oliver, Kristy & Jay

O’Meara, Chris & Candice

Osborne, John & Margaret

O’Sullivan, Marilla

Ou Yang, Ting

Owen, David & McKinley, Kirsten

PPaolacci, John (OB 1990) & Psiuk-Paolacci, Barbara

Parkinson, Ashley & McCulloch, Fiona Paroissien, Ian (OB 1969) & Barbara

Parrish, Niki & Matt

Parsons, Richard (OB 1954)

Parzham, Vahed & Bishehsari, Tara

Pascoe, Doug & Carol

Paterson, David (OB 1994) & Elizabeth

Pearse, Ken & Elizabeth

Peat, Ashley & Katherine

Peckham, Guy & Leigh

Pellone, Christian & Yeung, Olivia

Pettiona, Anthony & Cutri, Stefenie

Phillips, Eden

Phillips, John & Sue

Phillips, Simon (OB 1987) & Alexis

Piccolo, Michael & Cilia, Gaby

Piercy, Mathew (OB 1990)

Pigott, Nick & Ella

Pihan, Brendan & Sarah

Pillios, Matthew & Belinda

Pinwheel & Co Pty Ltd

Pitard, Simon & Skye

Pollock, Brad (OB 1990) & Julie

Porteous, Angela & Stephen

Post, Andrew & Quill, Sue

Potter, Andrew (OB 1992) & Louise

Power, Simon & Susan

Pretli, Dwayne & Staples, Marie

Priestley, Rob (OB 1978) & Alex

Purcell, Paul (OB 1966) & Angela

Pyrlis, Spiro & Radhakrishna, Nadi

QQi, Bo & Yin, Dan

Qian, Doreen

Qin, Bryan & Sherry

Qiu, Jordan & Yinghua

Quach, Andy & Truong, Tu Le

Quill, Mike & Basia

Quinert, Jared & Hyang

Quinert, James & Louise

RRabinov, Philip (OB 1976)

Rainey, Lachlan & Scully, Sarah

Rajakulendran, Jason (OB 1999)

Ramachadran, Maghu & Naidu, Kirstie

Ranasinghe, Imasha & Collard, Trevor

Rasmussen, Geoffrey (OB 1960)

Reddin, Colleen

Redman, Lisa & James

Reid, Malcolm & Cavallo, Anissa

Ren, Meilin & Guijun

Reuss, Arthur (OB 1957)

Rice, Cameron

Richards, Hayley

Richardson, Jon & Emma

Richardson, Adam & Kate

Ride, Christopher & Chelsie

Ride, Ben

Ridley, Doug (OB 1956)

Ridley, David & Sarah

Ristevski, Alex & Kirsty

Roach, Paul (OB 1991) & Kena

Roberts, Campbell & Bronwyn

Roberts, Rhys & Monica

Roberts, Clive & Cindy

Robinson, Keith (OB 1945)

Robinson, Alexi

Rodriguez, Alexander & Hong My

Rofe, Helen & Gregory, Rowan

Rojko, Scott & Tracey

Romanin, Jamie & Katherine

Rose, Nick & Penni

Rose, Grant & Kate

Ross, Hamish & Lau, Zada

Rotstein, Ben & Yang, Catherine

Roussety, Gino & Arulappen, Martine

Russell, Tim (OB 1989) & Marlo

Russell, David (OB 1987) & Elena

Ryan, Nick (OB 1996) & Emily

Ryan, Michael & Naomi

Ryan, Chris & Miranda S

Saadie, Michael & Jo

Sabin, Matthew & Louise

Sammons, Andrew & Buddle, Tracey

Sanderson, Richard (OB 1993)

Sanderson, Olivia

Sansotta, Frank & Tina

Sarros, Anne & James

Savides, Tony & Toula

Scally FRACGP, Steven (OB 1982)

Schmidt, Cristian & Oyarzun, Ingrid

Schneider, Peter & Cochrane, Barbara

Schutz, Andrew & Julie

Scott, Janelle & Peter

Sedgwick, Peter (OB 1961) & Annie

Semmens, Gavin & Lisa

Shang, Leo & Lin

Shao, Kyle & Yang, Vicky

Sharma, Naresh & Neetu

Sharpe, Lauren & Michael

Shaw, Steve & Nicole

Sheikh, Jawad & Mehreen

Shen, Roger & Amy

Shen, Yang & Liyulong

Sheng, Chen & Yunqing

Shiell, David (OB 1989) & Jessamy

Shippen, Ian (OB 1983)

Shumsky, Alexander & Penny

Siggins, Peter (OB 1961)

Sill, Julian

Silva, Brent & McAvenna, Jacki

Silva, Ruth

Simon, Isobel

Simpson, Rob & Jules

Singh, Abhinav & Sunsunwal, Rupal

Siroky, Dalibor (OB 1993) & Michelle

Sivasli, Deniz & Gina

Siwka, Andrew & Dillon, Alex

Sloan, Marlese

Smarrelli, Massimo & Cassandra

Smith, Malcolm & Penelope

Smith OAM, Ross (OB 1968)

Smith, Owen & Emma-Jane

Smith, Greg & Stella

Smorgon OAM, David (OB 1964)

Smyth, David (OB 1982) & Rebecca

Sobee, George (OB 1928)

Soo, Brendan & Leanne

Sorataworn, James & Ekkittibutr, Bee

Spence, Cameron (OB 1990)

Spicer, Geoff & Ann-Marie

Srinivasan, Shekhar & Taneja, Henna

Staley, Lauren

Stanley, Alan (OB 1962)

Stavros, Stan & Leone, Marisa

Stent, Adam (OB 1982)

Stephens, Monty

Sterling, James & Kate

Stevenson, Rhett (OB 1986) & Liz

Stewart, Ross (OB 1998) & Lisa

Stewart AM, Rob (OB 1965) & Hope

Stewart, Graeme & Melissa

Stokie, Luke & Allison

Stone, Cameron

Storer, Jason & Melanie

Stott, Derek (OB 1973) & Felicity

Stott, Andrew & Chris

Strachan, Ben & Valeria

Strahan, Clarke & Cathie

Stretch, Felicity & Nick

Strintzos, Keith & Morf

Subasinghe, Suresh & Nimali

Sun, Shane & Jennie

Sun, Vickie & Don

Sun, Gavin & Siyuan

Sun, Ning & Melisa

Sun, Jie & Xiuqing

Suszko, Sarah & Chris

Swan, Gavin & Pia

Swanepoel, William & Christa

Swann, Ray & Bik

Szonyi, Tim & Tanya

TTaffard-Phillips, Aljo & Luci

Talbot, Michael (OB 1965) & Trudy

Tan, Arno & Lee, Wai Ling

Tan, Shu & Zhao, Spring

Tan, Sandy & Zhang, Bovey

Tang, Cherie

Tang, Mei

Tang, Wai Man & Michelle

Tapping, Kellie & Dale

Taubman, John (OB 1955) & Lynne

Taylor, Brad & Maree

Taylor, Leigh & Jen

Taylor, David

Telders, James & Duhe, Sherry

Telford, Cameron & Charla

Tellefson, Peter & Fiona

Templeton, Graeme (OB 1961) & Margaret

Tepe, Thomas & Rykki

Tessier, Patrick

Theodore, Con & Angela

Thomas, Philip & Fiona

Thomas, Josh & Amanda

Thomas, Rebecca

Thomson, George (OB 1951)

Thomson, Paul (OB 1986) & Petra

Thomson, Craig & Elena

Thornborrow, Josie & Josh

Thorpe, Skye & Ryan

Tian, Yang & Tu, Emmy

Tims, Olivia

Todarello, Anthony & Bianca

Toms OAM, Peter & Sue

Tong, Michael & Li, Emma

Tongs, Jane & Paul

Toomey, Martin & Lucy

Torrens, Edwina & David

Tossoun, Fady & Amy

Tran, Kim & Cameron

Tran, Duy & Thu

Trevisani, Arno & Celia

Tripis, Greg & Rebecca

Trucchi, Lorenzo & Jen

Tsangari, Andreas & Straughan, Penny

Tsindos, Harry & Veneta

Turner, Kristi

Tzaferis, Nick & Sophia

U & V

Uglow, Sally

Urquhart, Angus & Annabel

Urwin, Michael

Usher, Anton (OB 1988) & D’Cruz, Rina

van der Griend, Sam (OB 1999) & Kelly

Van der Merwe, Reuben (OB 2023)

Vautin, William (OB 1998) & Sarah

Verco, Sam & Nadia

Vincent, Wayne & Ivana

Vithana, Eeshara & Jayaweera, Ajantha

WWade, John (OB 1964)

Walsh, Jeff & Kim

Walter, Stephen & Lam, Tuyen

Wang, Maggie & Alex

Wang, Karen & Simon

Wang, Shuqi & Emily

Wang, Wen & Ina

Wang, Bo & Weijia

Wang, Bo & Xiaobo

Wang, Nick & Catherine

Wang, Yue & Fan

Wang, Haitao & Yamin

Wang, Patrick & Jin

Wang, Di & Zhe

Wang, Mathew & Judy

Ward, Jeffrey & Crabtree, Rebecca

Ward, Jonathan

Wardell, Matt & Tiffany

Waterhouse, Peter & Jo

Watkins, John & Ryan, Kerrie

Watling, Peter (OB 1963)

Weber, Edward & Zoe

Weber, Ben & Skye

Wei, Chuiting & Li, Mingtao

Wei, Yalin & Li, Bo

Wei, Wenzhong

Welsh, Lucas & Tiffany

Weng, Benson & Wenjuan

West, Matthew (OB 1998) & SriKantha, Sashi

Westerman, Daniel & Lucy

Westerman, Matthew (OB 2022)

White, Fiona & Duncan

White, Peter & Edwina

Whitelegg, Ryan & Rist, Sam

Whitty, Ben & Crake, Nerida

Wigzell, Scott & Edwards, Kylie

Wilde, John (OB 1967)

Wilkins, Peter & Wheaton, Amy

Williams, Evan & Wendy

Williams, Nick & Saskia

Williamson, Peter & Karen

Wilson, John (OB 1979) & Dara

Wilson AM, Peter (OB 1968) & Rebecca

Wilson OAM, Roger (OB 1961) & Margaret

Wiseman, Anthony & Kirsty

Witnish, Amal & Clint

Wolfenden, Greg & Brown, Sue

Wood, Mathew & Kristen

Woodward, Dave & Lanta

Woolf, Andrew & Marian

Wormington, Brendon (OB 1983)

Wu, Yancheng & Nie

Wu, Guohong & Bing

Wu, Maojun & Na

Wu, Chloe & Michael

Wu, Josh & Lin

Wu, Yuanhua & Tingjiao

Wu, WeiWei & Bin

Wu, Adele

XXie, David & Vanessa

Xiong, Jason & Lyu, Cindy

X’Lingson, Eddie & Chinn

Xu, Mianli & Wenjun

Xu, Feng & Liming

Xu, Hui & Yang

Xu, Mingyu & Mei

Xu, Feng & Ying

Xu, Steven & Cathy

YYamada, Taishin & Ryoko

Yang, Zishan & Haijun

Yang, Wally & Lu

Yann, Max & Bunn, Meredith

Yao, York & Yanrong

Yates AM, Peter (OB 1977) & Susan

Yazbek, Carl & Lisa

Ye, Jacky & Lin

Ye, Bruce & Lily

Yellina, Hari & Sari

Yeung, Sally & Matt

Yeung, Wayne & April

Yin, Haixia & Li Li

Young, Michael

Yu, George & Ivy

Yue, Catherine & Liu, Leo

ZZeng, Sunny & Janice

Zeng, Xiaodong & Lydia

Zeng, Yigang & Baifeng

Zerial, Simone

Zhang, Nick & Penny

Zhang, Guang & Rebecca

Zhang, Cathy

Zhang, Jack & Mia

Zhang, James & Kelly

Zhang, Han & Zoe

Zhang, Tommy & Michelle

Zhang, Tao & Yanan

Zhao, Dafan & Linda

Zhao, Qinyi & Jie

Zhao, Linlin & Bindui

Zhao, Peng & Lei

Zhao, Shuhai & Jenny

Zhao, Yang & Cathy

Zhao, Harry & Christy

Zheng, Changlin & Mia

Zheng, Zhiling & Yvonne

Zheng, Dan

Zhong, Buchao & Haiyue

Zhou, Mary & Tom

Zhou, Hui & Dan

Zhu, Juping & Yun

Zhu, Shaomin & George

Zhu, Jean

SEQUAMUR SOCIETY

Alexander, Bob

Arendsen, Gregory

Backholer, Arthur (OB 1936) *

Balfe, Tony (OB 1966)

Baragwanath, John (OB 1967)

Baylis, Andrew

Begg, Jim (OB 1958) *

Bolles, Simon (OB 1978)

Breaden, Erling (OB 1977)

Bunning, Rodney (OB 1951) *

Bunning, Penelope

Burt, Diana

Burt, David (OB 1947) *

Cameron, Don (OB 1951)

Cameron, Jill

Chapman, Bruce (OB 1953)

Chirnside, Michael (OB 1982)

Darby, Peter (OB 1951) *

De Salis, Mary

Devine, John (OB 1963)

Devine, Julie

Eden, Wells (OB 1948) *

Fairweather, Mabel *

Farman, Jeffrey R

Ferguson, Keith *

Fleming, Peter (OB 1955) *

Forbes, Cameron (OB 1993)

Ford, Rodney

Glover, Alan *

Goddard, Colin

Gray, John (OB 1964) *

Grigoriou, Georgina

Grummitt, Neil (OB 1954) *

Grummitt, Mavis

Hamilton RFD, Phillip (OB 1966)

Hare AO, Bill *

Harkness, Peter *

Hart, Christopher

Hay, John (OB 1978)

Hay, Peter (OB 1976) *

Hay, Pamela *

Hay, Kim

Haymes, Chris (OB 1964) *

Hope, Roger (OB 1969) *

Ickeringill, Peter

Jarvis, Barry (OB 1958)

Jones, Stephen (OB 1971)

Jones, Jennifer

Jones, Gary (OB 1972)

Lansell, Cyril (OB 1933) *

Lasry, Nancy

Lynch OAM, Maggie

Lynch OAM, Frank

Marget, Tino (OB 1968)

Marshall, Tim (OB 2000)

McCalman, Geoff (OB 1956) *

McCausland, John McGuigan, Andy (OB 1948)

McKenzie, Allan (OB 1968)

Morris, Graham (OB 1960) *

Moylan, AM AM, Fred (OB 1940) *

Murray, Mark

Murray, Marilyn

Neave AM, Colin (OB 1961)

Nicholson, Max (OB 1947) *

Norris, Pat *

Oppenheim, David (OB 1972)

O’Sullivan OAM, David (OB 1943) *

Paroissien, Barbara

Paroissien, Ian (OB 1969)

Parsons, Richard (OB 1954) *

Pearse, Ken

Pearse, Elizabeth

Peers, Harry (OB 1943) *

Phillips, John

Philpott, Ted (OB 1940) *

Redhead, John (OB 1962)

Renouf, Tim (OB 1974)

Robertson, Ian (OB 1974)

Robertson, Ken (OB 1968)

Robertson, Maggie

Robinson, Keith (OB 1945) *

Sanderson, Robert (OB 1935) *

Simmons, Gary (OB 1967)

Snowball, Bill (OB 1936) *

Stephens, Monty

Stretton, Nancy *

Talbot, Michael (OB 1965)

Talbot, Trudy

Tapp, Peter (OB 1969)

Taubman, John (OB 1955)

Templeton, Graeme (OB 1961)

Thomson, George (OB 1951)

Thomson AM, Lachie (OB 1950) *

Thomson, Sue *

Thorne, John

Toms OAM, Peter

Urwin, Michael

Walker, Hector *

Watkin, Trevor

Wehsack, Jack (OB 1931) *

Wehsack, Joyce *

Weiner, Ronald *

White OBE, ASM, Graham (OB 1949)

White, Fred

White, Judy

Willcock, Greg

Willcock, Phoebe

Wilson OAM, Roger (OB 1961)

Yann, Max

* Deceased

All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if any error has occurred, please accept our apologies and notify the Development Office so that we can amend our records.

2024 AND BEYOND

Brighton Grammar School’s philanthropic priorities focus on two main goals that support the School’s commitment to provide an outstanding education for boys. 2

To develop teaching and learning facilities that support our commitment to provide BGS boys with a worldclass 21st century education.

To continue to build the corpus of our Endowment Fund, ensuring the School’s long-term financial stability.

All gifts, no matter the size, collectively make a huge impact on the lives of current and future generations of BGS boys.

If you would like to make a tax-deductible gift to either the BGS Building Fund, BGS Library Fund or the BGS Scholarship Fund, please contact John Phillips, Director of Advancement:

(03) 8591 2280 or email jphillips@brightongrammar.vic.edu.au

Thank you to our community for supporting Brighton Grammar School.

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