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Foundation annual RepoRt

2010

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YouR Financial suppoRt not onlY pRovides me with the wondeRFul oppoRtunitY to live in Residence at tRinitY college, it also takes what would otheRwise be a huge stRain and stRess out oF mY liFe, allowing me to betteR complete mY Final YeaR medicine and suRgeRY at melbouRne univeRsitY.

lauRen bRiggs, 6th YeaR medicine amy smith scholarship

AnnuAl RepoRt of tRinity College foundAtion 2010Design: Dee Jenkins

Photography: Mark Chew, Gazi, Rosemary Sheludko, James Ramsay, Kara-Lynne Cummings and Alan Watkinson.

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4 Report of the Executive Director

7 The Chairman reflects ...

9 Funds Performance

11 Fostered by Philanthropy

21 Enhancing equity and diversity

22 Advancement Team

23 Donors

23 2010 Donors to Trinity College Foundation

29 Current Families who supported Trinity College

29 New Donors 2010

30 Leeper Society Members

31 2010 Warden’s Circle Members

32 Alumni Donors by entry year

38 American Friends of Trinity College

38 Foundation Executive

38 Gifts in Kind

38 Bequests received 2010

Foundation annual RepoRt

2010

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RepoRt oF the executive diRectoRIn last year’s report, I signalled that we would be ready to bring the Campaign for Trinity to a successful conclusion in the first half of 2010. I would like to thank everyone for the extraordinary support and generosity which allowed the Campaign to raise more than $27 million since 2002. We celebrated this moment in March. All donors were invited to attend a thank you event at the College, where they were entertained by the College Choir and the cast of Twelve, the College play. The Chairman of the Board and the Warden added their thanks and pointed the way to the future; and acknowledged the role played by the members of the Foundation.

2010 continued to be a strong year for the Foundation despite the continuing after-effects of the global financial crisis and a number of other natural disasters which touched our community both directly and indirectly. During the year $2.64 million was raised in cash, with about $400,000 of that money coming through the annual giving program. These are very strong results and have enabled the College to continue its program of capital works, as well as providing almost $800,000 in scholarship support across all divisions of the College from recurrent and endowed funds.

Three other significant events occurred in the early part of the year. The beautifully redeveloped and expanded Theological School in the Old Warden’s Lodge was completed, and the complex was opened and dedicated by the Archbishop of Melbourne, the Most Reverend Philip Freier. The more than one hundred guests who attended the moving service of

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dedication were thrilled with the new School which not only has accommodated the expanding needs of the Theological School programs, but also proved to be a highly flexible area for other College-wide activities.

Shortly afterwards, Trinity marked its commitment to sustainability by launching our Sustainability Initiatives. A village fair atmosphere was created on the Bulpadock with more than a dozen stalls and exhibitors and with fun activities – all centred around changing our attitudes towards being sustainable. More than 300 students and visitors participated and seized the opportunity to start implementing programs throughout the year.

The third of the events in early 2010 was the inaugural Art Patrons Dinner at which guests heard Dr Patrick McCaughey deliver a wide-ranging and witty address on the development of Australian portraiture. The guests also celebrated the presentation of four portraits to the College: Manning Clark (TC 1934) by Arthur Boyd, Sir Rupert Hamer (TC 1935) by Lewis Miller, Chester Wilmot (TC 1931) by Mary Ann Mackenzie and Richard Woolcott AC (TC 1946) by Clifton Pugh. Towards the end of the year the College was most fortunate to receive a newly commissioned portrait of Sir Roderick Carnegie AC (TC 1951) by Peter Neilson.

Two projects, supported through the Annual Giving Program, made a noticeable visual difference to the College amenities during the year. The Bowling Green was reopened as the conclusion to the refurbishment of the Bulpadock; and new permanent seating was installed. On the East side of the College the final

work on the South Vatican Lawn (once known as the Masefield Walk) was completed, the watering system installed, and the new planting scheme set in place. Both of these projects have given beautiful and quiet areas for students and staff to use – especially during the drier months.

The reunion and special lunch programs continued throughout the year and were well attended. More than 110 alumni and their guests attended the Seniors Lunch (for those who entered College 51 or more years ago). Brian Loton AC (TC 1950) gave a stirring but reflective toast to the College. Reunions for the 20, 30, 40 and 50 year groups were all well attended, successful and enjoyable occasions. Additional gatherings were held in Sydney (a cocktail party), Canberra (lunch at Manning Clark House) and Hobart (dinner at the Hobart Club) during the year; and all attracted good numbers of alumni and friends, keen to continue their engagement with the College. Our Breakfast in the City program brought about 30 alumni together on each of two occasions to hear news from the College and listen to updates from the Warden. As Director of Advancement, I also travelled to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, London, New York and Los Angeles during the year to meet with alumni, donors and Trinity friends, and to attend various functions hosted by members of our community.

The Scholarship Program at Trinity, which is so very generously supported by members of the Foundation and the wider community, continues to offer much needed assistance to students who otherwise, for financial and personal reasons, could

never access the Trinity experience. The generosity of Dr Susan Lim (TC 1977) has created the Susan Lim Medical Scholarship which will be used to support a graduate student coming to College under the Melbourne Model. As can be seen in another section of the report, the Andrew Fraser (TC 1934) Medical Scholarship was awarded for the first time in 2010. The BA(Extended) program continued its development after its first year success. During the year, discussions with the Faculty of Business and Economics and with KPMG resulted in the creation of scholarships to support Indigenous students wishing to take a commerce degree, whereby Indigenous students undertaking the BA(Extended) may enter the BCom degree on a four year pathway.

The Warden’s Circle, under the leadership of Louise Gourlay OAM, continues to play a pivotal role in the fund-raising programs of Trinity. All those who donate $1000 or more to the Foundation and College during the year become members of the Warden’s Circle. In 2010, members were invited as guests of the Advancement Office to attend a performance of the College Play (Twelve) and also the College Musical (Kiss Me Kate). Some 70 members also attended the Warden’s Circle Garden Party in November – this year held indoors in the OWL complex because of inclement weather.

Louise Gourlay OAM, was also the most gracious host of a Choir Tour Fundraiser at her property near Point Lonsdale. In the first half of the year, more than $150,000 was raised to support this exceptionally successful tour to Hong Kong and Europe.

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Many of the Trinity Community consider helping the College achieve its aims through leaving a bequest to Trinity in their wills. This long-term vision and commitment often allows those who may not have the funds to invest in Trinity and its students at a given time to make a lasting gift that can transform the lives of future students. During the year, members of the Leeper Society (those who have informed the College that they have made a bequest provision in their wills) enjoyed a guided tour around Bishopscourt and its beautiful gardens, and were treated to afternoon tea by Archbishop Philip Freier and Mrs Joy Freier. Bishop James Grant (TC 1950) related the history of Bishopscourt and also provided copies of his new monograph on the home.

The College was the fortunate beneficiary of a number of bequests during 2010, all of which have made a considerable difference to the people and programs at the College. Most significant was the bequest from Mrs Peggy Shaw who had also given the College a number of her significant art works during her life. Others who remembered the College in this way are recorded later in this report.

To all who supported the College in 2010, whether financially, through providing gifts in kind or services, through leaving a bequest … or simply by coming to the various Trinity functions and being part of Trinity – we say a deep and profound thank you. You do indeed make a difference to the College in all that you do, and continue to help us meet our goals and fulfil our mission.

I would like to express my personal thanks to the Advancement team who work so hard throughout the year, and whose cheerfulness provides a warm welcome to all who visit the College. At the end of 2009, we farewelled Dana Zarzycki (Associate Director, Advancement) who moved to Brazil with her husband. In her three years at Trinity, Dana had overseen many significant changes in the Advancement Office structure and operations and had made many strong friendships with our Foundation members. We also farewelled Veronica Fahmy (Administrative Assistant) who left to pursue other interests. We welcomed Nicole Crook (Advancement Associate, Communications and Events) and Astrida Cooper (Associate Director, Major Gifts). Kirstie Robertson moved roles to become the Office Administrator.

I would finally like to thank Dr Graeme Blackman OAM (Chairman) and all the members of the Executive Committee of the Foundation. Their wisdom and commitment provide invaluable support to the work of the Advancement Office and we truly value all that they volunteer.

Dr Alan Watkinson Director of Advancement

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The Foundation and its elected Executive Committee are always encouraged by strong results. 2010 provided us with a number of challenges, but the Foundation rose to the task and supported the Advancement Office in achieving an impressive target of almost $2.7 million in cash towards the capital projects and scholarship commitments of the College. None of this is possible without the generosity of the members of the Foundation, and to everyone who gave so generously, I extend my thanks.

I was fortunate to attend a number of events run by the Advancement Team and to work closely with various members of the Foundation throughout the year. I am always impressed by the professionalism displayed by all who take part, and the extraordinary warmth with which Trinity is regarded both locally and from afar. In this, it is clear to see our international connections and outreach - one of the defining aspects of the modern Trinity.

While we constantly look outwards and forwards, we nevertheless are keen guardians and supporters of the heritage of the College. Our commitment to sustainability, the developing masterplan for the buildings and grounds, and of the core values of the College underpin our activities. This was the theme of our excellent guest speaker at the Annual General Meeting, Ian Penrose (TC 1967).

As we reflect upon our successes in 2010, we also look forward to even greater challenges over the next

the chaiRman ReFlects ...

three years. The College will renovate and expand the Dining Hall and this will require our concerted efforts to provide a truly special central space for all students and staff in the College.

With the support of the other members of the Executive Committee of the Foundation – all of whom made their own financial commitments during 2010 – we will happily accept this challenge. I am sure all members of the Foundation who supported our goals in 2010 will continue that support in 2011. In this way, we will continue to develop Trinity for the benefit of all current and future students and staff.

I thank all my fellow members of the Executive Committee of the Foundation, all Foundation members and friends, and the staff of the Advancement Office for their encouragement and support in 2010.

Dr Graeme Blackman OAM

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at tRinitY college the oppoRtunities aRe boundless, and i am oFten oveRwhelmed bY the manY possibilities available to Young scholaRs like mYselF. iF it weRe not FoR You, this woRld oF pRomise would have Remained closed to me.

benjamin sim, 3Rd YeaR music, kenneth moore music scholarship

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Funds peRFoRmance The Foundation raised some $2.64 million in donations in 2010 and received investment income of $0.9m. These donations, unless they were for a specific activity being undertaken by the College at the time of the donation, are invested across segments of the investment market based on weightings determined in conjunction with our investment advisors, JANA. The funds are invested in Australian and International equities, debt and liquid securities. The Foundation does not invest directly in securities but utilises recommended Fund Managers specializing in the various market segments.

The weightings of our investments into the various segments determine a benchmark portfolio return which measures the results from investments in sectors against the expected performance. The overall objective is to maintain the corpus of the Foundation Funds in real terms so that inflation does not diminish the purchasing power of the endowed funds over time. To achieve this and to provide for at least a 4% return from the Corpus to be utilized by the College each year, we also measure our performance against the benchmark of CPI plus 5% (previously CPI + 4%, however this was increased in 2010 as part of the Investment Management Committee review).

The investments performance of the Foundation’s funds following the global financial crisis was generally strong with positive returns of 25.7% in 2009 and 4.2% in 2010 against the benchmark Portfolio of 24.9% and 2.8% respectively.

This review also resulted in a reduction in the strategic asset allocation of investments in international equities and an increase in infrastructure debt. After careful consideration and with the approval of the Finance Committee and the Board, these two investments were sold in 2010, resulting in a loss of $256,690 from the sale of Acadian and a loss of $733,111 from the sale of Alliance Bernstein. The proceeds of the sales were re-invested in Tyndall (an Australian equity fund) and Hastings Yield Fund (an infrastructure debt fund). The Investment Management Committee also sold $1m of the Foundation’s investment in Principal Global at a profit of $230,942. The Committee decided to take some profits from this investment fund which had, and continues, to perform well.

As reported in the previous two years, the Directors had resolved to carry the shortfall between the market value and cost in an Available for Sale Investment Revaluation Reserve in the Balance Sheet rather than take a charge to the profit and loss at that time. The Directors took the position that the investments are a long term asset of the Foundation and therefore any movement should be reflected in the Balance Sheet rather than the profit and loss. Any impact on the profit and loss would only be taken to account when an investment was sold. As a consequence, when the units were sold in 2010, the market shortfall had to be taken to the profit and loss. This is consistent with the Foundation’s (and College’s) policy and consistent with Australian Accounting Standard AASB 139 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement.

The 2010 performance figures below were prepared by the Foundation (and the College’s) investment advisors, JANA Investment Advisers Pty Ltd, and show an improvement in 2010 in the Foundation’s investments of 4.2%. This compares favourably to the performance of the Benchmark Portfolio of 2.8%, however fall short of the Performance Objective of 6.7% (CPI plus 4%). Performance over the last 5 year investment cycle and since inception is also detailed below.

performance to 31 december 2010

1 yr % 5 yr % Since inception

Trinity College Foundation

4.2% 4.6% 7.8%

Benchmark Portfolio

2.8% 2.5% 5.8%

Performance Objective

6.7% 7.9% 7.8%

The Investment Management Committee undertook an extensive review of the investment portfolio in early 2010 and re-aligned the strategic asset allocation of the Foundation’s (and College’s) investments. This review identified that two of the investment funds; Acadian (Australian equities) and Alliance Bernstein (International equities) were performing poorly relative to the market, our objectives, and their respective benchmarks and relative to other investments in the portfolio.

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It is important to stress that despite the impact of the sale of Acadian and Alliance Bernstein on the 2010 results, the Foundation was able to provide the needed funding for the College’s requirements both from an operational and capital program perspective.

Disbursements to Trinity College totaled $2.8m and included such items as Scholarships $738k, the Theological School Redevelopment project $525k, funding the Campaign costs $467k, the Gourlay Visiting Professor in Ethics in Business program $96k, general buildings and grounds works $219k, the BA(Extended) program $113k, Theological School studentships and lectureships $51k, the 2010 Choir Tour $115k, and funds transferred to the College from the Caldwell distribution $216k and the Theological School Fund $58k.

The Investment Management Committee, Finance Committee and the Board continue to monitor the funds’ performance and to work closely with JANA on charting a course that endeavours to maintain the real value of endowments and still meets the needs of Trinity College.

Gary Norman Honorary Treasurer

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TRINITY COLLEGE AIMS TO PROVIDE TRANSFORMATIVE EDuCATIONAL ExPERIENCES FOR TALENTED STuDENTS FROM DIVERSE BACKGROuNDS. EMPOWERING THE COLLEGE IN ITS PuRSuIT OF THIS GOAL IS THE ExTENSIVE SuPPORT RECEIVED FROM ALuMNI AND FRIENDS WHO SHARE THIS VISION.

THE FOLLOWING OFFERS A SNAPSHOT OF PHILANTHROPY AT WORK IN TRINITY COLLEGE IN 2010:

FosteRed bY philanthRopY

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the college has pRovided me with valuable supplementaRY academic suppoRt in the FoRm oF tutoRials and ‘FiReside chats’, but also oFFeRs a wealth oF oppoRtunities outside the univeRsitY cuRRiculum. paRticipation in tRinitY liFe has FosteRed manY FRiendships, which aRe ultimatelY what i will tReasuRe FRom mY time in Residence.

william monotti, 3Rd YeaR aRts Frank henagan scholarship

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Reinstating the bowling gReenAfter the successful installation of the water tanks and the restoration of the Bulpadock, in 2010 Trinity looked north to the College Oak, and restored the smaller area which, at one time, was the ‘bowling green.’ The old grass was removed, new grass (Santa Ana Couch) was installed with a new watering system, fed by the tanks. Two new seating areas were created with attractive tables and chairs to add another new and comfortable outdoor area for students and staff.

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opening oF the Redeveloped and expanded theological schoolAfter more than a year of construction, the beautiful ‘new’ Old Warden’s Lodge was opened and dedicated by Archbishop Philip Freier in March 2010. Built to exacting sustainable standards, the Theological School provides light-filled space for the expanding programs of the School as well as flexible spaces for many College-wide uses. All this was made possible through the great generosity of Robert Cripps AM and his family.

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development oF the ba(extended)The second year of the BA(Extended) program saw 12 of the original 2009 students complete the second year of their course successfully. We also welcomed another eleven students to the program. In conjunction with the Faculty of Business and Economics, Trinity gained the philanthropic support of KPMG to create new scholarships in support of students in the BA(Extended) who wish to follow a career in commerce or business. The first of these scholarships will be offered in 2011.

i am a Young nYungaR woman FRom peRth and have come in seaRch oF a betteR education in oRdeR to help mY people and the wideR communitY – this has been made possible thanks to You pRoviding me with the means to begin a gReateR education with stabilitY...

tiana culbong, 2nd YeaR aRts Rio tinto scholarship

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aRt patRons dinneRThe inaugural Art Patrons Dinner was a splendid and artistically beautiful event. More than one hundred guests attended and more than $13,000 was raised towards the purchase of the magnificent portrait of Manning Clark by Arthur Boyd. The College was also presented with portraits of Sir Rupert Hamer, Chester Wilmot and Richard Woolcott AC to sustained applause and acclamation. Later in the year, the College was presented with a very fine portrait of Sir Roderick Carnegie AC (below).

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choiR woRld touREarly in 2010, with considerable support from Louise Gourlay OAM, the Foundation helped to raise more than $150,000 in support of the Choir’s international tour to Europe in July. The tour was an outstanding success with particular highlights being performances in Bach’s own church, St Thomas’ in Leipzig, in Ely Cathedral in England, and in Westminster Abbey. Sir David Willcocks also conducted the Choir in a private workshop in the Chapel of King’s College, Cambridge.

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giving to the FutuRe: beQuests at tRinitYMany people consider their wills to see how they may be able to invest in the programs and students of the future. All those who inform the College that they have made a provision for the College in their wills become members of the Leeper Society, created to commemorate not only our first Warden, but also his own legacy –and those of his children Valentine and Geoffrey – to the future of Trinity.

In 2010, Trinity received a most generous bequest from the late Peggy Shaw (inset below), wife of Professor AGL Shaw (TC 1935). A noted artist, she had already given the College some of her significant paintings. In her will she left more than $800,000 to be used for the greatest needs of the College. Such a vision and such generosity is truly transformational for the College.

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waRden’s ciRcleAll supporters of the College who make a gift of at least $1000 during the year become members of the Warden’s Circle. These regular supporters are the backbone of the regular fundraising activities of Trinity and are inspired by the patronage of Louise Gourlay OAM.

During the year, members attended the College Play (Twelve) and the College Musical (Kiss Me Kate) as guests of the Advancement Office. Members were also invited to attend the annual Warden’s Circle Garden Party in November.

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without the geneRositY You and otheRs like You displaY thRough the Funding oF scholaRships, tRinitY would not be able to attRact those talented peRsons who maY not have the Financial means to attend college. i hope mY involvement in all the vaRious aspects oF tRinitY liFe contRibutes in some veRY small waY to RepaYing YouR kindness.

tim hamilton, 3Rd YeaR aRts stoneman scholarship

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enhancing eQuitY and diveRsitY thRough scholaRships

Scholarships and support totaling around $750,000 were distributed to students in 2010. As a result of the activities of the Trinity College Foundation, this level of assistance continues to be by far the highest of any Melbourne college.

new SCholARShipS CReAted in 2010Susan Lim Medical ScholarshipEstablished through the generosity and vision of Dr Susan Lim (TC 1977), in recognition of the achievements and vision of Associate Professor Tony Buzzard (TC 1960), Fellow of the College, and Associate Professor Andrew McGowan (TC 1983), the current Warden of the College. The scholarship is to provide full funding each year for a student studying medicine at the university of Melbourne who is also resident at Trinity College.

SCholARShipS eStAbliShed in 2009, AwARded in 2010The Andrew Fraser Medical Scholarship was established through a most generous $1 million bequest from Dr Andrew Fraser (TC 1934) who died in April 2008.

The 2010 recipients were:

• Andrew Lin, 5th year Medicine

• Joy Ji Liu, 2nd year Biomedicine

• Victor Benh Kai So, 4th year Dental Science

• Georgina Venn, 2nd year Biomedicine

• Daniel Wong, 5th year Medicine

• Peter Wu, 3rd year Biomedicine

AdditionAl giftS to exiSting SCholARShipSThe Flora and Frank Leith Charitable Trust committed a further sum to support Indigenous initiatives at the College.

The Ron Lucas Bequest provided additional funds to the James Guest Science Scholarship.

The Vera Moore Foundation provided funds to enhance the existing Kenneth Moore Musical Scholarship.

The Helen Macpherson Smith Trust provided funds to enhance the existing Helen Macpherson Smith Choral Scholarship and the Helen Macpherson Smith Trust Scholarship.

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advancement teamMEET THE STAFF WHOSE HIGH-quALITY WORK AND GOOD HuMOuR ENSuRE THE EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF THE TRINITY COLLEGE FOuNDATION.

Kay Attali Advancement Associate Special Projects

Nicole Crook Advancement Associate Communication & Events

Astrida Cooper Associate Director Major Gifts

Bishop James Grant Bequest Officer

Kirstie Roberston Advancement Administrator

Vincent Ramos Associate Director, Community Relations

Alan Watkinson Director of Advancement

Essie Marendy Research Officer

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Olga BlackGraeme Blackman OAM and Paulene

BlackmanTrevor and Kaye BlandMarcus BogdanTom BostockMichael and Cheryl BottomleyGraeme and Linda BoulterBrian BourkeJan BoyceIan BoydBetty BrackenJeremy and Hazel BrasingtonSusan BrennanTom BrentnallIan BrewardKen BriertyElizabeth BrittenMary BrittenFrancis BromilowRoger BrookesRichard BroomeLynne BroughtonCraig Brown Graham Brown AMGregor Brown and Sarah GeorgeJannie BrownPeter Brown AMDavid Brownbill AMCarolyn BryantJoanna BuckJennie BucknellRussell BullenBarbara BurgeGeoff BurgeJohn BurgeEdith BurgessRichard Burke

Peter Butler OAM RFDCameron ButtsGerard Byrne and Donna O’SullivanHeather CahillFrank CallawayMax Cameron and Helen BaillieScott and Catherine CameronFrances CampbellPeg CampbellMarianne CannonBarry CappEunice CardwellBarbara CargillHamish CarlisleSir Roderick Carnegie ACBruce CarpenterJohn Carre-RiddellCam CarrollEmma CarrollJohn CarruthersLucy CarruthersJohn Castles AMKate ChallisDavid ChambersJeremy and Angela ChambersSusanne ChambersVirginia Champion de CrespignyPeter ChampnessNeil and Marlene ChapmanPatrick CharlesScott CharlesStephen Charles qC and Jennifer CharlesPeter ChewAlan ChongJulienne ChongLiz ChongChrist Church, BrunswickChrist Church Essendon Opportunity Shop

donoRsAustin Asche AC KStJ qCFelimon AselJulie AshbyJeremy and Betty AshtonDavid AtkinsonHilary AtkinsonSimon AtkinsonAustralian Broadcasting CorporationTiong Pheng AwAlwyn BackwellAnthony BaileyWill Bailey AOKathleen Bailey-Lord and Chris LordCampbell Bairstow and Jill GregoryJosh BakerBamford Family FoundationIan BarkerPeter Barnes and Leonie FarrellGeorgina BarracloughJohn BattHampton Beale OAM +Robert BeardFred BedbrookRussell BeedlesNorman Beischer AOChristopher BellJanet BellPat BellSimon BellBell Charitable TrustBendigo BankSimon BenhamHenry Berry Estate and TrustJack Best AO and Janine SargeantMarcus BestStuart BettGenny BinnsEllie Bird

2010 donoRs to tRinitY college FoundationMichael Adamson AM and Mary AdamsonBruce AddisMarjorie AddisRoss Adler AC and Fiona AdlerJohn and Susie AgarL & S Aitken TrustMiranda AlagichElizabeth AlfredJudith AljianAll Saints’ Anglican Church MitchamAll Souls’ Anglican Church SandringhamGwen AllenRichard AllenStephen AlleyAmerican Friends of Trinity CollegeStephen AmesGeoffrey Anderson and Andrea GrayGrant AndersonJaynie AndersonJules AndersonPeter AndersonPaul AndrewsAnglican Diocese of WangarattaAnglican Parish of Box HillAnglican Parish of Clifton HillAnglican Parish of Coburg WestAnglican Parish of CorioAnglican Parish of GisborneAnglican Parish of MaryboroughAnglican Parish of Sorrento/RyeBill and Sue ArmstrongKate ArmstrongRowena Armstrong AO qC

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Kwang Gian ChuaSiew Geok ChuaJohn and Mary-Anne ChurchillMark CicchielloMurray ClaphamArthur Clark AMCharles ClarkEirene ClarkJohn Clark AMSandra ClarkSandy ClarkAdrienne Clarke ACRaymond Cleary AMPeter Clemenger AM and Joan ClemengerRob ClementeAndrew ClementsPeter ClementsTimothy ClemonsMichael Clyne AM +David Cockayne FRS +Eric Cohen OAMDavid and Celia ColeHarry Cole and Valda Cole OAMAndrew ColemanMark ColganPeter Collinson SCGeorge and Katharine ColmanDavid ConollyTerry CookAnnette CooperAstrida CooperJohn CottonRichard Cotton AMAnne CourtBill CowanDaniel CowenAndrew CoxDavid CoxJames CoxLaurie Cox AO

Nicholas CoxJim CraigRichard CraigRobert CraigSyd CrawcourRosie CreswellRobert Cripps AMJohn CumingLindsay Cuming AMElizabeth CunninghamDavid CurtisBryan and Rosemary Cutter FoundationCybec Foundation, Roger Riordan AM and

Pat Riordan +Yvonne DannDoug DargavilleBarbara Darling James Darling AMMin DarlingJulie DavisArthur and Hilary DayGuill de PuryMargaret DeanDouglas DickinsonSimon DickinsonIan Donaldson and Grazia GunnRichard DouglasMargaret DoveMichael DowlingHayden DowningMartin DrerupPip DuffyIan DukePatricia DukeTed EadieSimon EckersleyCharles EdneyDavid ElderLorraine Elliott AMTimothy ElliottLindsay Ellis

John Emmerson qCMax EsserEstate of FH PennifoldEstate of the Late Elvin MinnaNeil Everist OAM and Jill EveristDavid EyresGeorge FarmerAndrew FarranFarran Foundation Norman Fary and Barbara Fary OAMDavid FeiglinJohn FeltscheerAndrew and Robin FerryPeter FieldPhil and Lyn FirthHelen FitzpatrickHugh FitzpatrickJames FlemingFlora and Frank Leith Charitable TrustVictoria FolettaFrank FordCharlotte ForwoodGillian ForwoodMatthew ForwoodWilliam and Helen FosterPeter FoxChristopher FreemanNick FreemanJim and Jane FreemantleJodi Fullarton-HealeyTed GallagherChristopher GameBruce GarrattLisa GarrattAlan GarsideJamie GatehouseArabella GeorgesJohn Gibbons and Gail Bogiatzis Timothy GibsonMichael Gidley

Margie GillespieRichard Gilmour-SmithBill Glen OAMAlan GobleClaire GommJudy GoodesTess GoodwinStuart GooleyJono GourlayLouise Gourlay OAMRachel GourlayWill GourlayAnna GrageJames Grant AMRobert and Rosemary GrantJamie GrayRobin GrayRichard GreenAgnes Gregory +Sir Andrew Grimwade CBE and

Lady GrimwadeAnni GrimwadeFred and Alexandra GrimwadeJoan Grimwade OBERobin GrimwadeMichael GronowMargaret GroseAndrew Grummet AMDavid GrutznerJames Guest AM OBE VRDSimonette GuestAlan GuntherRichard Guy OAM and Claire GuyMaggi HadleyGeorge HaleJane HallidayAlan and Margaret HamerLady April HamerChristopher HamerRichard and Amanda HamerFelicity Hampel

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Michael and Susan HamsonLeith HancockPatricia HancockThomas HanidjajaBenjamin HannaPeter HannahDavina HansonBill Hare AODavid HarleyJudith HarleyAlex HarperDavid Harper AMGraham Harris RFDHunter HarrisonGareth HawleyLisa HayesBill and Alison HaywardDale HebbardGeoff HebbardPeter and Melissa HebbardMichael HeinzPete HeinzHelen Macpherson Smith TrustHans Henckell Fiona HendersonFran HendersonIan HendersonJohn HenryHenry Berry Estate and Trust Tony Hewison AM +David Hill AORob and Susan HiltonKenneth and Carole HinchcliffPeter HiscockTony HiscockSik Cheon HoOliver HodsonPeter Hollingworth AC OBE and

Ann HollingworthKen HollowayBrenda and Simon Holt

Holy Trinity Anglican Church HamptonGeoff HoneJohn and Belinda HopeJanet HornPeter HorsburghCampbell HorsfallKathy HortonDonald HossackRobert HoughtonStephen HowardPeter HowardJohn and Frances HowellsIan HoweyMarj HoystedWilliam HsuRob HuntTony Hunt AOMark HurleyThomas Hurley AO OBEJohn and Emilia HutchingsWilliam HwangAlison InglisJenny InglisRowan IngpenInvergowrie FoundationPeter and Gina IsraelAlastair JacksonMichael JamesLorraine JaquesTerry and Jessica JasperIan JelbartAdam JenneyBrian JenneyIain JenningsBill JoblingBruce JohnsonFrances JohnsonJohn JohnsonStewart and Bronwen JohnstonBill Jolly

Ian and Celia JonesJohn JonesAthanasios and Fotoula KatsanosMichael KeckBen KeithJohn and Liz KellyPeter KellyAlan KempAndrew and Ann KempWarren KempDavid Kennedy and Trudy Kennedy +Malcolm and Vanessa KennedyEd KennonPhilip Kennon qC Bruce KentNym KimSamantha KimptonTim KindredBarry and Lesley KingGeoffrey KingJohn and Heather KingMichael KingstonMichael and Virginia KirwanSusan KnightsPeter KnightsDaniel KoGeorge KoczkarRob KoczkarJohn Kollosche OAMStanley Kurrle OBEAlexandra LambJulia LangdonJock LanglandsCyril LansellCaroline LarkinsJohn Larkins qCRichard Larkins AOJack LauChi Wai LawRobyn Lea and Timothy Hunt

King Toh and Bee Yan LeeDawn LeicesterAnne LeightonMichael Leighton JonesJim LemaireDavid LemchensKris LempriereMark LeslieJohn LesterJoy LettsLai Har LeungRichard and Julie LevineHaiping LiKee Sin LiewLing Soon LimSusan LimLibby LitchfieldAnna LittleJohn LiversidgeMichael Long AMBrian Loton ACPeter LoweGeorge Lucas OAMThe Late Ronald LucasMary LugtonMargaret LushAndrew LyleLouanne Lyle-HolmesRobert LyonJane MacDougallFrank MacindoeRosemary MacindoeBruce MacIntoshHilary MackayLeigh MackayKen MacKenzie and

Dorothee Hansen-MacKenzieJamie MackieMargaret MackiePenelope MackiesonDonald MacKinnon

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so oFten FoR Young people, liFe goals seem impossiblY unattainable and will Remain just that – goals. it’s when one actuallY staRts achieving gReat things that we can be thankFul FoR what and who helped us along the waY ... and i thank You FoR suppoRting mY scholaRship while at tRinitY; FoR allowing me to Reach mY Full potential.

peteR claRk, 4th YeaR music markwell scholarship

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Ian MacLeodJane Clark MacleanJohn MacMillanMacquarie Group FoundationJames MaddersJeremy MadinKatherine MalattPeter MangerPhilip MannesIan ManningManning Clark House IncorporatedDonald MarkwellIan MarschnerMargaret MartinLeigh MaselKen Mason AMPercy MasonTerry MasonPhilip MaxwellBruce McComishJohn McDonaghDugald McDougallAndrew McGowan and

Felicity Harley McGowanGeorge and Patricia McGregorKaylene McGregorJohn and Jennifer McKenzieAndrew and Abbey McKinnonEdwina McLachlanIain McLeanMark McNairAlison McNeilAlbert McPhersonPaul MeadowsDouglas Meagher qC and

Rosemary Meagher James MeccaMelbourne Grammar SchoolRod MenziesJames Merralls AM qCRoger Meyer OAM

Marion MildenhallEddie MillarBB & A Miller FundHubert Miller OAMPhillip MillerFrank Milne MBEMiranda MilneJames MinchinAdrian MitchellPeter Mitchell AM and Jocelyn MitchellJohn MonottiMichael MooreJohn Morris MBE AOClive MorrisChristopher MorrisonMarie MortonPhilip MossStan and Betty MossAndrew MuirheadBruce and Judy MunroRoger and Carmel MunsonBill MuntzDame Elisabeth Murdoch AC DBEJames MurrayDavid MuschampGerald MustonGeoffrey MustowBaillieu Myer ACMartyn Myer AORupert Myer AM and Annabel MyerMyer FoundationBenjamin NamdarianAlan NanceInneke NathanDavid NeaumPrudence NeerhutHeather NeilsonRichmond NellJanet NelsonJohn and Carol Newton

Joyce Newton OAMStephen NewtonMiles NichollsPhilip NichollsSharon NichollsJeremy NicholsGary NormanJulia NuttingBob OatleySue O’ConnellKate O’ConnorMichael O’ConnorJohn and Libby OliverRichard and Annette OppenheimColleen O’ReillyGlenda OwenDon PapadopoulosGeoffrey and Julie ParkinJane ParkinBruce Parncutt and Robin CampbellParncutt Family FoundationGeoffrey and Pamela PatiencePenny PengilleyDavid Penington AC and Sonay HusseinEstate of F H PennifoldDavid PerrinJohn PettitPatricia PhairLyndon PhillipsSimon PhillipsonSharon PhuaRaffaella PilzMarinis PirpirisGeoffrey PitcherMeron PitcherJon PittJohn PizzeyPeter PockleyLindsay PorterBill Potter

Lady Primrose Potter ACRick PotterJohn Poynter AO OBE and Marion PoynterGraham PrattAndrew PrenticeFrank Price qCJane PriceRena PritchardSally PritchardClare PullarRadix Siswo PunvonoStuart PurvesVincent RamosRobert RamsayKeith Rayner AOKelly ReadRuth RedpathAlec ReidKate ReidNicholas ReschMargaret RiceAlan RichardsGary RichardsRoger and Annabel RichardsRonald RichardsTim RichterHarold RiggallRon RitchieJohn RobertElizabeth RobertsJohn RobertsBob RobertsonDenis RobertsonKirstie RobertsonCorinne RobinAnthony RobinsonBarbi RoomChristopher Roper AMWarwick Ross and Margot RossPeter Ross-Edwards AM

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Peter and Eleanor StawellDouglas Stephens AO DSOChrissie StevensDavid StewartJeremy StewartRob StewartHeather StockS R Stoneman FoundationJudith StoneyElsdon Storey and Christine RoddaDiana StrahanAlfred StringerBill StringerJohn StubbingsJohn StuckeyDavid StuddertDavid SturrockMorna Sturrock AMCharles Su and Emily LoJohn SuChiew SullivanGeorgie SummerhayesDick and Sandra SutcliffeShirley SutcliffeRichard and Celia SutterbyJohn SwainJohn Swan AOJohn SydnessLindsay SymonsClive Tadgell AO qC and Christina TadgellKeith TaylorNathan TaylorRoberta TaylorJohn TelfordThe Aranday Foundation The Canterbury FellowshipThe Harold Mitchell FoundationThe Rusden FoundationGlenda TheysBruce Thomas

Sidney Myer FundGeoffrey SimmondsAndrea SkinnerJohn SkujaJohn and Elsie SkurrieKrista SladeJames Sloan and Guinever ThrelkeldRichard Smallwood AO and

Carol SmallwoodAlf and Rhonda SmithClive and Carloline SmithElizabeth SmithGwyneth SmithValerie SmithAdrian SmithersRichard SneddenMelina SolinIan SolomonIan SoutheyMargaret SoutheyLady Southey ACHenry Speagle OAMDonald SpeagleSt Aidans Ladies Guild StrathmoreSt Andrew’s Opportunity Shop BrightonSt Eanswythe’s Anglican Church AltonaSt Faith’s Anglican Church BurwoodSt James’ Anglican Church DandenongSt James’ Anglican Church ThornburyJan St JamesAndrew St John DDSt John’s Anglican Church BentleighSt John’s Anglican Church CamberwellSt John’s Anglican Church East MalvernSt Margaret’s Anglican Church ElthamSt Mark’s Anglican Church BalnarringSt Matthew’s Anglican Church

CheltenhamSt Paul’s Anglican Church GeelongSt Stephen’s Anglican Church GardenvaleHugo Standish

Jill Ross-PerrierVicky RouseJamie RoydhouseJohn Royle AM and Pamela RoyleJohn and Jane RoysmithBill RoystonJim RoystonCaroline RuddickJim RundleAnn RusdenJohn RusdenJohn RussellMichael RyanLen RyderSusan SandfordJenny SasseJaney SaundersHugh ScalesAna-Paula SchaperMaxwell SchultzJohn Scott AOMarjorie ScottPeter ScottMargaret SelbyJim SelkirkRonald SelkirkElizabeth SeviorWendy SewardJohn ShackellJohn ShackletonRobin Sharwood AMAlan George Lewers Shaw Trust Jeffrey SheatherTom ShelmerdineStephen Shelmerdine AMRosemary SheludkoCharles SherlockMichael ShoobridgeGeoffrey ShuffellJanise Sibly

Gwynne and Doreen ThomasNic ThomasLloyd ThomsonGeoff TisdallTowards a Just Society FundMichael Traill AMBrodie TreloarDarcy Tronson AMSophie TrotterTrust Company of Australia LtdAndrew TullochHamish TurnbullHenry TurnbullAdaobi udechukuRobert utterLeonie ValentineAndrew and Libby Van LeeuwenGeoffrey Vaughan AOMichael VaughanCon VazanellisEdward VellacottAlexander Venables MD FRACPVera Moore FoundationLacey VerleyJohn VernonDon Walker and Mee Yuk LeungHector WalkerJohn WallAnnabel WallaceScott and Louise WallaceRosalind WallisDavid WalshSissi WangIan Ward-AmblerJosephine WarneDavid WarnerNina and Mel WatersAlan WatkinsonRoger WatsonTony Way

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Anna WebbGeoff WebbRob WebbPhilip WeickhardtPeter WellockJo-Anne WellsPera WellsEmma WelshDavid WereJoan WestJames WestacottJoan WettenhallEdward WhiteNat WhiteKeri WhiteheadAndrew WillderJohn WilliamsLyn WilliamsRichard Williamsxenia WilliamsonPaul WillowsJohn WilsonSimon Wilson qC and Estelle WilsonTed WithamErica WoodGeorge WoodDenis WoodbridgeSusan WorcesterTamlyn WorrallRenn WortleyJennifer WraightDaryl WraithChristian WriedtJohn WriedtMichael Wright qCMichael Wyles SC and Susan Wyles SCWang xiaoqiuChristine YeJason Yeap OAMDavid Yencken

Serene YongMary ZafirakisJohn Zwar23 Anonymous+ deceased in 2010

cuRRent Families who suppoRted tRinitY college Geoffrey and Andrea AndersonTiong Pheng AwPeter Barnes and Leonie FarrellTrevor and Kaye BlandMichael and Cheryl BottomleyGrahame and Linda BoulterCarolyn BryantGerard Byrne and Donna O’SullivanScott and Catherine CameronNeil and Marlene ChapmanAlan Chong (TC 1974) and Julienne ChongKwang Gian ChuaSiew Geok ChuaJohn Churchill (TC 1972) and

Mary-Anne Churchill David Cole (TC 1973) and Celia ColeRichard and Rosemary DouglasPhil and Lyn FirthWilliam Foster (TC 1967) and Helen FosterJohn Gibbons and Gail BogiatzisRichard Guy OAM (TC 1964) and

Claire GuyThomas HanidjajaPeter Hebbard (TC 1981) and Melissa

Hebbard (TC 1982)Sik Cheon HoJohn and Belinda HopeKathy HortonWilliam HwangPeter Israel (TC 1976) and

Gina Israel (TC 1978)

John Kelly (TC 1971) and Liz Kelly (TC 1974)

Malcolm and Vanessa KennedyMichael and Virginia KirwanDaniel Ko (TC 2010)King Toh and Bee Yan LeeAnne LeightonLai Har LeungHaiping LiKee Sin LiewKen MacKenzie and Dorothee

Hansen-MacKenzieKaylene McGregorAndrew and Abbey McKinnonJames Mecca (TC 2010)Rupert Myer AM (TC 1976) and Annabel

Myer (TC 1983)John and Carol NewtonBruce Parncutt and Robin CampbellRadix Siswo PunvonoGraham and Elizabeth RobertsWarwick Ross (TC 1973) and Margot RossJames Sloan (TC 1974) and Guinever

ThrelkeldPeter Stawell (TC 1971) and

Eleanor StawellElsdon Storey (TC 1973) and

Christine Rodda Richard and Celia SutterbyJohn Sydness and Christine ValepynAndrew Van Leeuwen (TC 1983) and

Libby Van LeeuwenCon VazanellisLacey Verley (TC 2009)Scott and Louise WallaceAndrew WillderSimon Wilson qC and Estelle WilsonMichael Wyles SC and Susan Wyles SC Sissi Wang (TC 2010)1 Anonymous

new donoRs 2010John and Susie AgarJudith Aljian (TC 2001)American Friends of Trinity CollegeStephen Ames (TC 1962)Jaynie AndersonAnglican Parish of CorioFelimon Asel (TC 2008)Australian Broadcasting CorporationTiong Pheng AwAlwyn BackwellGeorgina BarracloughTrevor and Kaye BlandJohn Gibbons and Gail BogiatzisMichael and Cheryl BottomleyGrahame and Linda BoulterSuzan Brooks (TC 1990)Lynne BroughtonCarolyn BryantRichard BurkeCameron Butts (TC 2001)Catherine CameronEmma Carroll (TC 1999)Kate ChallisNeil and Marlene ChapmanKwang Gian ChuaSiew Geok ChuaMark Cicchiello (TC 2003)Colleen Clayton (TC 2006)Peter Clemenger AM and Joan ClemengerAndrew Coleman (TC 2005)Mark ColganAnnette CooperAstrida CooperNicholas Cox (TC 1989)Barbara DarlingRichard DouglasHilary Fairlie (TC 1998)Farran Foundation Peter Barnes and Leonie Farrell

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John FeltscheerPhil and Lyn FirthJim and Jane FreemantleAlan GarsideMichael GidleyAgnes GregoryJane HallidayThomas HanidjajaSik Cheon HoJohn and Belinda HopeKathy HortonWilliam HwangMalcolm and Vanessa KennedySamantha Kimpton (TC 1996)Geoffrey King (TC 1971)Michael and Virginia KirwanDaniel Ko (TC 2010)L & S Aitken TrustRobyn Lea (TC 1989)King Toh and Bee Yan LeeAnne LeightonLai Har LeungHaiping LiMacquarie Group FoundationManning Clark House IncorporatedKaylene McGregorAndrew McKinnonJames Mecca (TC 2010)Rod MenziesChristopher MorrisonBenjamin Namdarian (TC 1998)Sharon NichollsJeremy NicholsSue O’ConnellSerene YongDavid Penington ACLyndon Phillips (TC 2000)Graham PrattRadix Siswo PunvonoStuart Purves

John Russell Sidney Myer FundJames Sloan (TC 1974) and

Guinever ThrelkeldJohn Su (TC 1984)Richard and Celia SutterbyThe Aranday Foundation The Harold Mitchell FoundationThe Rusden FoundationSophie TrotterHamish TurnbullLacey Verley (TC 2009)John WallLouise WallaceJosephine WarneJo-Anne Wells (TC 1997)Joan WestAndrew WillderLyn WilliamsSimon Wilson qC and Estelle WilsonMichael Wyles SC and Susan Wyles SCSissi Wang (TC 2010)Jason Yeap OAMMary Zafirakis2 Anonymous

leepeR societY membeRsthose people who have indicated that they have included the College in their will.

Charles Abbott (TC 1958)Martin Armstrong (TC 1959)Angela AshfordJohn Barton (TC 1935)Hampton Beale OAM +Ellie BirdDavid Brownbill AM (TC 1959)Geoff Burridge (TC 1947)Peter Butler OAM RFD (TC 1972)Tony Buzzard (TC 1960)John Calder (TC 1960)Samuel Campbell (TC 1993)John Carre-Riddell (TC 1948)Stephen Charles qC (TC 1956)Stephen Cherry (TC 1952)Noel CockingsPaul Cooper (TC 1966)John Cotton (TC 1957)Bill Cowan (TC 1963)Ian Curwen-Walker (TC 1950)John Dahlsen (TC 1956)John Davis (TC 1976)Arthur Day AM (TC 1952)Michelle de CourcyKeith DempsterBryan Deschamp (TC 1976)Hayden DowningTom Drought (TC 1946)Chester Eagle (TC 1952)Ray Elliott (TC 1966)John Emmerson qC (TC 1956)Ian Everist OAM (TC 1948)Andrew Farran (TC 1957)Helen Farrell

Dick Franklin (TC 1943)Peter Freeman (TC 1945)James Gardiner (TC 1940)Paul Gerber (TC 1957)Tony Gibbs (TC 1952)Richard Gilmour-Smith (TC 1963)Helen Granowski (TC 1990)James Grant AM (TC 1950)Robin Gray (TC 1953)Andrew Grummet AMJames Guest AM OBE VRD (TC 1936)Alan Gunther (TC 1965)John Guthrie (TC 1959)Bill Hare AO (TC 1942)Janet Harris (TC 1975)Dale Hebbard (TC 1947)Charles Helms (TC 1957)Frank HenaganRob Hilton (TC 1971)Douglas Hocking (TC 1940)Geoff Hone (TC 1963)Robert Howard (TC 1947)John Howells (TC 1959)Oscar Hughes AO (TC 1954)Peter Johansen (TC 1949)Bronwen JohnstonStewart Johnston (TC 1946)Taffy Jones PSM AM (TC 1957)Russell Joyce (TC 1972)Cyril Lansell (TC 1943)Stan Laugher (TC 1967)John Learmonth (TC 1948)Brian Loton AC (TC 1950)George Lucas OAM (TC 1948)Mary LugtonBill Mackie (TC 1940)Jamie Mackie (TC 1947)Albert McPherson (TC 1960)Adrian Monger (TC 1952)Michael Moore (TC 1950)

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Bill Muntz (TC 1950)Rob Nicholls (TC 1957)David O’Sullivan (TC 1943)Peter Pockley (TC 1954)Dick Potter (TC 1947)John Poynter AO OBE (TC 1948)Barrie Purvis (TC 1952)Alec Reid (TC 1946)Ronald RichardsHarold Riggall (TC 1960)Denis Robertson (TC 1955)Neil Robertson (TC 1974)Philip Roff (TC 1956)Christopher Roper (TC 1972)Peter Ross-Edwards AM (TC 1949)Ann RusdenRobin Sharwood AM (TC 1965)AGL Shaw AO (TC 1935)Jeffrey Sheather (TC 1981)Ian Sheen (TC 1952)Charles Sligo (TC 1948)Elizabeth Smith (TC 1982)Adrian Smithers (TC 1953)Henry Speagle OAM (TC 1946)Andrew St John DD (TC 1968)Nicholas Stretch (TC 1978)Morna Sturrock AM (TC 1986)John Swain (TC 2008)Roberta TaylorBill Traill (TC 1953)Jack Warin (TC 1951)David Warner (TC 1946)Kenneth Whight (TC 1945)Robin Williams (TC 1949)Ted Witham (TC 1972)Erica Wood (TC 1985)Denis Woodbridge (TC 1952)Renn WortleyJudith WrightJohn Zwar (TC 1945)2 Anonymous + deceased in 2010

2010 waRden’s ciRcle membeRs Ross Adler ACAmerican Friends of Trinity CollegeGeoffrey Anderson and Andrea GrayAnglican Diocese of WangarattaAnglican Parish of Box HillAnglican Parish of Clifton HillAnglican Parish of Sorrento/RyeRowena Armstrong AO qCAustralian Brandenburg OrchestraAustralian Broadcasting CorporationKathleen Bailey-LordCampbell Bairstow and Jill GregoryJosh BakerBamford Family FoundationBell Charitable TrustBendigo BankJack Best AO and Janine SargeantEllie BirdGraeme Blackman OAM and Paulene

BlackmanMichael and Cheryl BottomleyBrian BourkeJeremy and Hazel BrasingtonKen BriertyMary BrittenJannie BrownDavid Brownbill AMBryan and Rosemary Cutter FoundationTony BuzzardGerard Byrne and Donna O‘SullivanFrank CallawayMarianne CannonBarbara CargillHamish CarlisleSir Roderick Carnegie ACNeil and Marlene ChapmanStephen Charles qC and Jennifer CharlesJohn and Mary-Anne Churchill

Arthur Clark AMJohn Clark AMJon ClarkSandy ClarkRob ClementeCollier Charitable FundGeorge ColmanAstrida CooperJohn CottonBill CowanJim CraigRosie CreswellRobert Cripps AMCybec Foundation, Roger Riordan AM and

Pat Riordan +Barbara DarlingArthur and Hilary DayMargaret DeanMark DunphyDavid EmmersonFarran Foundation Andrew and Robin FerryFlora and Frank Leith Charitable TrustWilliam and Helen FosterJim and Jane FreemantlePeter GebhardtJohn Gibbons and Gail BogiatzisFleur GibbsRichard Gilmour-SmithJono GourlayLouise Gourlay OAMJames Grant AMRichard GreenMichael GronowJames Guest AM OBE VRDSimonette GuestAlan GuntherRichard Guy OAM and Claire GuyGeorge HaleJane HallidayAlan and Margaret Hamer

Lady HamerChristopher HamerLeith HancockThomas HanidjajaDavina HansonBill Hare AODavid Harper AMBill and Alison HaywardDale HebbardPeter and Melissa HebbardHelen Macpherson Smith TrustHans HenckellSik Cheon HoOliver HodsonBrenda and Simon HoltJohn and Belinda HopeJanet HornKathy HortonWendy HudsonRob HuntJenny InglisInvergowrie FoundationMichael JamesAthanasios and Fotoula KatsanosJohn and Liz KellyNym KimMichael KingstonMichael and Virginia KirwanDaniel KoRob KoczkarL & S Aitken TrustJohn Larkins qCMichael Leighton JonesKee Sin LiewSusan LimJohn LiversidgeMichael Long AMBrian Loton ACMargaret LushLeigh Mackay

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Ken MacKenzie and Dorothee Hansen-MacKenzie

Macleod Family Trust Macquarie Group FoundationDon MarkwellBruce McComishJohn McDonaghAndrew McGowan and

Felicity Harley McGowanGeorge McGregorBB & A Miller FundMiranda MilneClive MorrisChristopher MorrisonMarie MortonBruce and Judy MunroDame Elisabeth Murdoch AC DBEBaillieu Myer AOMartyn Myer AO and Louise MyerMyer FoundationJohn and Carol NewtonMiles NichollsGary NormanBob OatleyBruce Parncutt and Robin CampbellParncutt Family FoundationJohn PettitSharon PhuaJohn and Helen PizzeySir Francis Price qCRio Tinto Aboriginal FundChristopher Roper AMWarwick and Margot RossPeter Ross-Edwards AMJill Ross-PerrierJohn Royle AM and Pamela RoyleAnn RusdenMaxwell SchultzElizabeth SeviorRobin Sharwood AMAlan George Lewers Shaw Trust

Estate of Peggy Perrins Shaw +Sidney Myer FundJames Sloan and Guinever ThrelkeldRichard Smallwood AO and

Carol SmallwoodClive and Caroline SmithElizabeth SmithLady Southey ACSt Andrew‘s Opportunity Shop BrightonSt Eanswythe‘s Anglican Church AltonaSt John‘s Anglican Church BentleighSt John‘s Anglican Church CamberwellSt John‘s Anglican Church East MalvernSt John‘s Anglican Church ToorakSt John‘s Anglican Church, SorrentoSt Stephen‘s Anglican Church GardenvaleRob StewartS R Stoneman FoundationElsdon Storey and Christine RoddaDiana StrahanDavid SturrockMorna Sturrock AMJohn SuDick and Sandra SutcliffeChristina TadgellClive Tadgell AO qCRoberta TaylorThe Aranday Foundation The Canterbury FellowshipThe Colin Hicks Caldwell TrustThe Estate of the Late David JacksonThe Harold Mitchell FoundationThe Rusden FoundationToorak Churches Opportunity ShopTowards a Just Society FundVera Moore FoundationScott and Louise WallaceNina and Mel WatersAlan WatkinsonRob WebbJoan Wettenhall

Andrew WillderPaul WillowsPhilip Lyndon Wilson +Simon Wilson qC and Estelle WilsonErica WoodChristian WriedtMichael Wyles SC and Susan Wyles SCJason Yeap OAMDavid YenckenSerene Yong2 Anonymous+ deceased in 2010

alumni donoRs bY entRY YeaRentRy yeAR 1931Douglas Stephens AO DSO

entRy yeAR 1934Pat Bell

entRy yeAR 1935AGL Shaw AO

entRy yeAR 1936James Guest AM OBE VRDAlan and Margaret Hamer

entRy yeAR 1938Jim Lemaire

entRy yeAR 1939Bill Potter

entRy yeAR 1940Richmond NellMichael Shoobridge

entRy yeAR 1941Charles ClarkAlexander Venables MD FRACP

entRy yeAR 1942gift total $2,600Elizabeth AlfredGeorge FarmerBill Hare AOThomas Hurley AO OBELeigh Masel

entRy yeAR 1943gift total $1,050Francis BromilowAlan GobleCyril LansellJohn Wriedt

entRy yeAR 1944Robert Houghton

entRy yeAR 1945gift total $650Eric Cohen OAMRobert CraigStanley Kurrle OBEJohn Zwar

entRy yeAR 1946gift total $10,400Stephen AlleyBill and Sue ArmstrongAustin Asche AC KStJ qCArthur Clark AMSyd CrawcourStewart JohnstonStan and Betty MossAlec ReidHenry Speagle OAMDavid Warner

entRy yeAR 1947gift total $1,600Dale HebbardJamie MackieDonald MacKinnonBob Robertson

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entRy yeAR 1951gift total $140,844Sir Roderick Carnegie ACNeil Everist OAMCybec Foundation, Roger Riordan AM and

Pat Riordan +Maxwell SchultzHector Walker

entRy yeAR 1952gift total $3,200Peter Brown AMBarry CappJohn Clark AMArthur and Hilary DayGuill de PuryRobert and Rosemary GrantDenis Woodbridge

entRy yeAR 1953gift total $1,600Roger BrookesDavid EyresRobin GrayTony Hewison AM +John LesterFrank Milne MBEJim RundleAdrian Smithers

entRy yeAR 1954gift total $87,009John BattIan Donaldson and Grazia GunnBill JoblingWarren KempJames Merralls AM qCEddie MillarPeter PockleyJohn Royle AM and Pamela RoyleClive Smith

entRy yeAR 1955gift total $6,750Michael Adamson AM and Mary AdamsonIan BoydAdrienne Clarke ACTony HiscockPeter Hollingworth AC OBE and Ann

HollingworthJohn and Frances HowellsMichael Long AMDenis RobertsonJohn SkujaRichard Smallwood AO and Carol

SmallwoodJohn VernonRoger Watson

entRy yeAR 1956gift total $26,030Stephen Charles qC and Jennifer CharlesBryan and Rosemary Cutter FoundationDoug DargavilleJohn Emmerson qCPeter Mitchell AM and Jocelyn MitchellJohn MonottiGeoffrey MustowClive Tadgell AO, qCGeoffrey Vaughan AODavid WalshGeoff Webb

entRy yeAR 1957gift total $9,120John CottonLaurie Cox AOAndrew FarranPeter MangerRob NichollsClive MorrisDick and Sandra SutcliffeBill Webb

entRy yeAR 1958gift total $38,780Jack Best AO and Janine SargeantTom BostockMurray ClaphamTimothy ClemonsJames CoxTed EadieCharles EdneyJamie GatehouseRichard GreenGraham Harris RFDTony Hunt AO

entRy yeAR 1959gift total $9,433Simon BenhamDavid Brownbill AMRichard Cotton AMSimon EckersleyJohn Larkins qCBruce MunroRoger and Annabel RichardsEdward WhiteNat WhiteDaryl Wraith1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1960gift total $10,000Michael Clyne AM +David CurtisDavid Hill AOAlbert McPhersonJames MinchinHarold Riggall

entRy yeAR 1948gift total $1,375John Carre-RiddellLindsay Cuming AMIan DukeIan HoweyGeorge Lucas OAMJohn Morris MBE AOJohn Poynter AO OBE and Marion PoynterAlfred Stringer

entRy yeAR 1949gift total $8,900Robert BeardSir Andrew Grimwade CBE and Lady

GrimwadeGeorge HaleDavid and Trudy KennedyJohn McDonaghPeter Ross-Edwards AM

entRy yeAR 1950gift total $118,950Norman Beischer AOJohn CumingJames Grant AM Benjamin HannaDonald HossackJohn JohnsonBruce KentBrian Loton ACHubert Miller OAMMichael MooreBill MuntzBill RoystonLen RyderJohn WilliamsGeorge Wood

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entRy yeAR 1961gift total $1,950Peter ClementsDavid Cockayne FRS +Peter FieldChristopher GameJohn and Heather KingRichard Larkins AOAlan RichardsEdward VellacottMichael Wright qC

entRy yeAR 1962gift total $2,320Stephen AmesIan BarkerMichael DowlingDavid FeiglinIan JelbartEd KennonJock LanglandsRichard and Annette OppenheimJohn PettitAndrew Prentice

entRy yeAR 1963gift total $20,336Sandy ClarkBill CowanDavid ElderRichard Gilmour-SmithChristopher HamerDavid Harper AMGeoff HoneIan ManningAdrian MitchellJohn RobertAlf and Rhonda SmithJohn Stuckey

entRy yeAR 1964gift total $11,125Lindsay EllisTed GallagherDavid GrutznerRichard Guy OAM and Claire GuyIan HendersonPeter HowardGary RichardsDavid WereJohn Wilson

entRy yeAR 1965gift total $13,504Graham Brown AMFrank CallawayJames Darling AMAlan GuntherJohn HenryStephen HowardPhilip Kennon qCJeremy MadinKen Mason AM

entRy yeAR 1966gift total $800Robert RamsayDon Walker and Mee Yuk LeungPhilip Weickhardt

entRy yeAR 1967gift total $6,350William and Helen FosterAlastair JacksonIan MacLeodJim SelkirkRob StewartDarcy Tronson AM1 anonymous

entRy yeAR 1968gift total $13,111 Rob ClementeTerry CookJames FlemingAlan KempRobert LyonJohn RobertsAndrew St John DDGeoff TisdallHenry Turnbull

entRy yeAR 1969gift total $4,826Christopher FreemanMichael JamesAndrew and Ann KempPhilip MossMichael O’ConnorChristian Wriedt

entRy yeAR 1970gift total $1,250John and Emilia HutchingsRowan IngpenSir Francis Price qC

entRy yeAR 1971gift total $1,242David AtkinsonPeter ChampnessHugh FitzpatrickRob and Susan HiltonJohn and Liz Kelly (TC 1974)Geoffrey KingPeter LowePeter and Eleanor Stawell

entRy yeAR 1972gift total $3,130Peter Butler OAM RFDBruce CarpenterJohn and Mary-Anne Churchill

John FeltscheerChristopher Roper AMPeter ScottLindsay SymonsTed Witham1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1973gift total $17,550Tom BrentnallDavid and Celia ColePeter FoxPete HeinzMichael HeinzIan Magee KingLindsay PorterWarwick and Margot RossGeoffrey SimmondsElsdon Storey and Christine Rodda

entRy yeAR 1974gift total $3,663Richard BroomeRussell BullenAlan ChongPeter Collinson SCRichard CraigMax EsserPeter HorsburghJohn JonesLiz Kelly and John Kelly (TC 1971)Louanne Lyle-HolmesPhilip MaxwellMiranda MilneJohn ShackellJames SloanBruce Thomas

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entRy yeAR 1975gift total $1,456Peter AndersonKen HollowayCampbell HorsfallJames MaddersEdwina McLachlanRick PotterGlenda Theys3 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1976gift total $4,367Helen FitzpatrickFred and Alexandra GrimwadeKenneth Hinchcliff and

Carole Hinchcliff (TC 1978)Peter Israel and Gina Israel (TC 1978)Michael KingstonFrank MacindoeRupert Myer AM and

Annabel Myer (TC 1983)Prudence NeerhutNic ThomasSusan Worcester

entRy yeAR 1977gift total $24,078Jane Clark MacleanPeter HannahAlex HarperAlison InglisSusan LimAndrew LylePaul MeadowsPenny PengilleyAnthony RobinsonAndrea Skinner1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1978gift total $1,950Stuart BettMax Cameron and Helen BaillieMargie GillespieRichard and Amanda HamerCarole Hinchcliff and

Kenneth Hinchcliff (TC 1976)William HsuGina Israel and Peter Israel (TC 1976)Heather NeilsonJim RoystonHugh Scales

entRy yeAR 1979gift total $2,170Gwen AllenChristopher BellJamie GrayGeoff HebbardTerry Jasper and Jessica Jasper (TC 1981)Dawn LeicesterLibby LitchfieldTerry MasonMichael Traill AMKeri Whiteheadxenia Williamson2 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1980gift total $3,020Jeremy and Hazel BrasingtonMarianne CannonArabella GeorgesMark HurleyBruce JohnsonPenelope MackiesonSimon Phillipson1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1981gift total $3,189Richard AllenJohn CarruthersGeorge ColmanAnni GrimwadePeter Hebbard and

Melissa Hebbard (TC 1982)Jessica Jasper and Terry Jasper (TC 1979)Katherine MalattKelly ReadJeffrey Sheather1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1982gift total $3,517Craig BrownLucy CarruthersMelissa Hebbard and

Peter Hebbard (TC 1981)Adam JenneyVicky RouseElizabeth SmithAnna Webb

entRy yeAR 1983gift total $10,631Grant AndersonKate ArmstrongMin DarlingBruce Garratt and Lisa Garratt (TC 1984)David HarleyLisa HayesPeter KnightsAndrew McGowan and

Felicity Harley McGowanMark McNairAnnabel Myer and

Rupert Myer AM (TC 1976)Kate O’ConnorCharles Su and Emily Lo

Andrew and Libby Van LeeuwenIan Ward-AmblerTony Way2 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1984gift total $4,881Jennie BucknellJohn BurgeLisa Garratt and Bruce Garratt (TC 1983)Tess GoodwinWill GourlayMichael GronowJenny InglisTim KindredSusan KnightsDavid LemchensRosemary MacindoeIan MarschnerJohn SuAdaobi udechukuEmma Welsh

entRy yeAR 1985gift total $1,800Marcus BestBen KeithRoger and Carmel MunsonMichael VaughanErica Wood1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1986gift total $3,320Marcus BogdanGregor Brown and Sarah GeorgeGeoff BurgeScott CharlesJulie DavisMatthew ForwoodCharlotte ForwoodNick FreemanJulia Langdon

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Ana-Paula SchaperJohn Scott AODonald SpeagleDavid StewartMorna Sturrock AMAnnabel Wallace

entRy yeAR 1987gift total $1,657Andrew CoxVictoria FolettaKris LempriereAnna LittleDavid StuddertGeorgie SummerhayesAndrew TullochLeonie ValentineTamlyn Worrall1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1988gift total $3,811Susan BrennanRaymond Cleary AMAndrew ClementsGareth HawleyIain JenningsNym KimJoy LettsJane MacDougallAndrew MuirheadSally PritchardChrissie StevensJeremy Stewart

entRy yeAR 1989gift total $5,563Joanna BuckNicholas CoxRob KoczkarRobyn Lea and Timothy HuntMichael RyanJohn Shackleton

Ian SolomonRob Webb1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1990gift total $814Patrick CharlesRachel GourlayJames MurrayNicholas ReschCaroline Ruddick1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1991gift total $3,538Simon BellBetty BrackenFrances CampbellHamish CarlisleJono GourlayFiona HendersonDavid PerrinJon Pitt

entRy yeAR 1992gift total $1,310Anna GrageFrances JohnsonTim RichterRonald SelkirkNathan TaylorBrodie TreloarPaul Willows

entRy yeAR 1993Marion Mildenhall

entRy yeAR 1994Jack LauKate Reid

entRy yeAR 19951 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1996gift total $330Samantha KimptonPhilip NichollsTom ShelmerdineRichard Williams

entRy yeAR 1997gift total $311Timothy ElliottJo-Anne WellsJames Westacott

entRy yeAR 1998gift total $1,391Cam CarrollBenjamin NamdarianDavid NeaumJan St James1Anonymous

entRy yeAR 1999Emma Carroll

entRy yeAR 2000Janet NelsonLyndon Phillips

entRy yeAR 2001gift total $842Judith AljianJules AndersonCameron ButtsHeather CahillErica LeeMark Leslie

entRy yeAR 2002gift total $1,000Simon AtkinsonOliver HodsonInneke Nathan

entRy yeAR 2003Jane Parkin

entRy yeAR 2004Liz ChongPip Duffy

entRy yeAR 2005gift total $100Andrew ColemanAlexandra LambChristine Ye

entRy yeAR 2006Paul AndrewsRaffaella Pilz

entRy yeAR 2008gift total $150Felimon AselJohn Swain1 Anonymous

entRy yeAR 2009Daniel CowenLacey Verley

entRy yeAR 2010gift total $1,350Daniel KoJames MeccaSissy Wang+ deceased in 2010

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ameRican FRiends oF tRinitY collegeThe following made donations to the American Friends of Trinity which supports the visions and goals of the College.

Simon Bell (TC 1991)Magee King (TC1973)Erica Lee (TC 2001)Rob Nicholls (TC 1957)Andrew St John DD (TC 1968)Bill Webb (TC 1957)

Foundation executive Dr Graeme Blackman OAM (Chairman)Mr Bill Cowan (TC 1963)Ms Davina Hanson (retired April 2010)Ms Miranda Milne (TC 1974)Mr Jono Gourlay (TC 1991)Ms Robin Campbell Mr Mark Leslie (TC 2001)The Warden, Associate Professor

Andrew McGowan (TC 1983)Mr Gary Norman (Honorary Treasurer)Dr Alan Watkinson

giFts in kindThe College received many valuable gifts during 2010, including those given by:

Anglican Diocese of MelbourneJema Arnold (TC 1986)Lynne BroughtonTony Buzzard (TC 1960)Yvonne DannTim Gaden (TC 1983)James Grant AM (TC 1950)Chester Keon-Cohen (TC 1960)Albert McPherson (TC 1960)Richard Oppenheim (TC 1962)Peter Pockley (TC 1954)Brian Porter John RusdenJan SenbergsRobin Sharwood AM (TC 1965)Peter Stawell (TC 1971)David Woods (TC 1959)Richard Woolcott AC (TC 1946)Jason Yeap OAM

beQuests Received 2010The Late Professor Ronald Lucas

(TC 1951)The Late Peggy Perrins ShawThe Late Elvin Minna StevensThe Late Miss Joan Thomas

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this scholaRship to tRinitY has not onlY pRovided a place oF Residence, but also manY oF what i believe to be liFelong FRiends, a secuRe Yet FeaRless academic enviRonment and a place in which i do not Feel aFRaid to challenge mYselF a little FuRtheR.

joY liu, 2nd YeaR biomedicine andrew Fraser medical scholarship

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