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The Players Walk William Wood Hedley Paul Maryborough COLLINS TRADING PROUD TO GRAEME AND MARGARET MALCOLM JOHNSON MAGIC TERRY AND SUE VAN DER GEEST PHIL BRADY MARIA ATKINSON MARK SYNOT & FARMER THE MILLS FAMILY HIGHTON BRYCESON HEATHER MULLENGER BRADLEY LUCAS CATS FAN NOEL & OLLIE ELLINGSEN JB & AW CHALMERS & SONS JARROD WORME BENDIGO MICHAEL LOVETT GO CATS PHILLIP CATIONS GO CATS AMOORE BAILEY MIGHTY CATS FOREVER! W.P.TRANS. FOREVER BE A CATS SUPPORTER ANDREW, BELINDA & TOMMY JORDYNE AND ABBEY VAN KELLY JAMES ANGELA & GARON SANDERSON CONSTRUCTIONS THE CASEY FAMILY GO CATS WAYNE MCLEAN IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALEX JUSTIN MOLONEY PROUD CAT ISOBEL CADDIE SIMON ABLETT ASHENBRENNER DER GEEST JACK & PAT BRADY KAREN FOREVER GREAT MEMORIES CHISHOLM- IN MEMORY OF EVE LUCAS MCDOWALL MICK & TED DAISY STREET SUPPORTER GLENN WILSON SHELFORD BRUCE J WARREN BUILDERS EMILIE & BROOKE KELLY CORIO THE MCINNES FAMILY OF BENJAMIN MCLEAN ESTATE OF LEN MILNE AND COREY ASH ROAD TRADERS LEOPOLD CARTER GO CATS PROUD TO BE A CATS IN MEMORY OF LES BALDWINSON N & B WRIGHT POMBORNEIT KELVIN, BARBARA THOMPSON WARRNAMBOOL CATS GROUP JAMES H. WILSON ”CROSSLEY NICHOLAS WADE BORN TO MARALYN & DAMO CARTER ROBERT J KELLY MEMBER JASON MCLEAN GO DAVID, BETH AND JIM SUPPORTER DAVID O’LOUGHLIN GLEN ASH ROAD TRADERS LEOPOLD & FAMILY THE BRACKS FAMILY CALLEN INDERBERG EAST EST 1997 LODGE” BARRACK! LUCY COX DORIS, BRIAN AND DEBRA SINCE 99 JORDON, MONTANNA AND THE RICHARDSONS BAY 19, 1999 ROBISON WAVERLEY 99 DANIEL MCLEAN WILLIAMSTOWN GEELONG BELMONT STEREO SYSTEMS BALDWINSON TYSON NOYES SIMONE & BADEN CADDIE DOREEN CHAPMAN SHARP WELDING & CRANE HIRE EDDY & MARIA & THE KONTELJ BARRY & JENNY ROWLANDS ROB, MICHELLE & NICK MACAULAY STRETCH & PAULA KONTELJ FRANCES AND THE LATE GED, NERRIDA, RILEY & BRIGID PROUD TO BE A CATS ROD STOTT GO CATS! & FAMILY MURRUMBEENA JENNIFER MCLEAN WILL BRACKS WILLIAMSTOWN NEWCOMBE FAMILY ADELAIDE FAMILY & FAMILY SUPPORTER GO CATS HORSHAM CATS & FAMILY PATRICIA WOOD OCEAN JACK DILLON CATS DARYL WHISKAS HILL RAVEN BEN, COREY & BRIAN PAGE GROVE 1999 THE SUMMONS FAMILY GARY IS GARY CLARA AND TINA COLIN BUCKNALL 1900-1970 THE BRENNAN FAMILY AMY BRACKS WILLIAMSTOWN ROBYNE DANIEL EMMA & SHAUN BILL HARWOOD 1939 TO 1948 CATSFOREVER RODNEY A BETHUNE EAST KEVIN LAMBERT ALLEZ LES CHATS TILLY AND LARNI SNIDER ROSEMARY AND LAURA STUART FOX GFC R RENFREY 1946-56 202 MELBOURNE THE GRAHAM FAMILY LEOPOLD SMEDLEY MALVERN VIC JEAN THOMAS KERRAN AINLEY - - GO CATS NARELLE, NICOLE GAIL CATS & GAZZA NO.1 GEOFF SHORT DAVID, SARAH, MARIA & NICK BRACKS WILLIAMSTOWN BROMILEY CHARLES FERGUSON NEWTOWN IN MEMORANCE OF ROYCE GAMES NO 8 PREMIER IN MEMORY OF VIC LESLIE, HEATHER AND TIM PEARL NESBIT & RUTH BAKER JUDY & MAX BRENDON WALLACE LESLEY GAYLARD GO CATS KAY & JOE LUNARDELLI NEVIN OLSEN PLAYER 1951-52 ANGELA BIGARELLI BALLARAT ALBURY DONALD AND MARGARET WALKER GARY PAM DARREN SAXON EVANS FAMILY BELLARINE MAREE MCINNES MT MORIAC BALKIN -THE SOUND AND PETER WARREN (RABBIT) STEPANAVICIUS MIKE & BELINDA MEARS, --GO CATS JAN & IAN ROBERTS HIGHTON HERMAN & VICKY ROCKEFELLER COLIN A. GORDON ST.LEONARDS THE FURY ERIC, JUDY, BRETT ADAM & THELMA ANSTIS CATS FOREVER GEELONG DIESEL INJECTION KEN & SANDY BLACK GREG LESLIE ALBURY N.S.W. ANTHONY, MICHELLE LUKE & GAZ, KELLSA & FALKY DOIN’ HAROLD & JEAN JAMES & FAMILY GWEN & GEOFF WHITE ENID & TREVOR MACFARLANE WYNDHAMVALE GM5 BART TURLEY PROUD TO BE A CATS BILLY FORD TONY & JAN NICHOLLS APOLLO MURIEL AND VAL JACOBS OUR BIT! GARRY COLIN GORDON ”GO CATS” SOUTH PORT SHIVERING SHAGS CLYDE HELMER PLAYED 1937-1941 GLENN & DI BLACKNEY GEELONG THE LIMON FAMILY TOWNSVILLE EMMA BALKIN JOHN, TAMMY, SHAUN AND JOHN DAWES GO CATS FOREVER! SUPPORTER GEORGE GREAGEN MORTLAKE BAY VIC GEELONG HERMAN & EDITH ROCKEFELLER GEELONG ALUMINIUM FENCE QLD CHRIS, DESI, JULIA ROBERTSON WES GRIGG MEMBER GFC THE HAPPY HAWKERS MARGARET AND BIANCA ANDREW WHITE IN MEMORY OF GRAHAM YOUNG CRAIG AND GREG BLAIR 1999 BR26 BARRY R COVENEY CRESWICK COMPANY SHANE & MARGARET SPLATT GARRY SPRY M.L.A. WHO LUNNIE FAMILY ”GO CATS GO” RONNIE SEJEAN GEELONG DOT & DICK BIRRELL GISBORNE SINCE 1979 ALICE SPRINGS NT HIGGINS COLAC LINARD FAMILY 1999 BELIEVE TO ACHIEVE MELISSA 1999 MARIA & JUSTIN KRISTIANSEN JAMES PERKINS DARES WINS GEORGIA & HEIDI BORRACK CHARLES & LEANNE ROCKEFELLER JACK AND MARRY CLOHESY ROBERT & RITA COSTA ROSS STANLEY H GOVE S/C LIFE MANIFOLD HEIGHTS PRIMARY JUDY, MICHELLE & SUZANNE JOHN GRUBB BALLARAT DEAN LECK RICHARD SPURR CAT MAGIC BRIAN AND YVONNE LUCAS DC14 JIM & LILY ANGELOVICH 2000 AND FAMILY KERRY AND PETER BROWN JOHN BOURKE HAPPY B’DAY DAD BARWON CARAVAN PARK BILL BOSELEY AND FAMILY MEMBER NO 72 SCHOOL TRIMBLE LEON, NINA, NATALIE AND JOHN BROWN 1963 PREMIERSHIP IN MEMORY OF COLIN TURNLEY MAX & TERRI FOOT IVAN & BENDIGO NICHOLAS WADE BORN TO PROUD TO BE A CATS DARYL LYONS LEOPOLD HERMAN JR & SARAH CAM J GRANT MEMBER SINCE REG AND TERESA LEE G.F.C HAMISH BADEN HARVEY LUCAS TOM, JANETTE, JUDY AND KERRY MELISSA ROSS WAYNE & LIZ JACKSON (AFL) THE RUNIA FAMILY LARA LUKE, CASSANDRA & JOAN FELDER BARRACK! SUPPORTER RACHEL READ NEIL & HEATHER JOSE ROCKEFELLER GA5 1985 GO CATS! JEANNE & SIMON (DOC J SUPPORTER ASHLEE & MITCHELL VAN SUE BLAKE AND FAMILY MURRAY PEGG CERES & DONNIE) PHIL MORELL PLUMBING PTY LTD LYN EDLICH CARN THE CATS MARC & ANDREA STOTHERS IN MEMORY OF CLIVE BILL SHERLOCK MEMBER STUART & MARY SCHOFIELD LAWET & MARG FRENCH KEITH AND GWENDA REID ROBERT THE ONE ROCKEFELLER IN LOVING MEMORY OF JIM JEFF, KRISTIAN ALYCIA & SHARN DORT FAMILY FROM 1944 KEITH, AUD, JAMES & AILSA DERRINALLUM PETER & CLARE READ HARRY BYRT GO CATS! MARTELLA SNR. LONG TIME TERRY & LYN HEENAN STUART SCHOFIELD BUILDING MT ROWAN IN40 AND LES. SHIRLEY HARVEY R.A. & B.J. MOODIE REDMAN SCOTT FARQUHARSON ROBERT & VAL TONKIN & FAMILY MAHOOD CAT SUPPORTER. MARGARET KNIGHT PAT BOYD SERVICE A (GRUB) JACKSON BROKEN HILL EASTERN CAT PAK EST.DEC 1997 NASH FAMILY MICHAEL KEITH REID MOUNT ROWAN RICK, SANDRA, TYSON & JESSICA JOHN & PAM SYMONS GLYNN HARVEY PETA MANNING GO CATS BRAD JAN TAELAH AND BRODIE STOREY FAMILY BENDIGO FENTON FAMILY GO CATS GO! JONNO BYRT GO CATS! GO CATS JOHN P MALBERG & FAMILY STEAMATIC GEELONG PROUD MANSFIELD PATSY HASSETT MARK EARNSHAW IN MEMORY “NEVER DOUBTED YOU DOHERTY REDMAN GLENN, KATE AND ALLI WHYMARK GARY & JADE PAGE SHERRIDAN HARVEY LAURIE AND PAT ANDERSON, MARGARET BIRCH GO CATS PETER COOPER GO CATS SAMUEL ALEC TAYLOR ASHA TO BE A CATS SUPPORTER WENDY BROWN WENDOUREE AVERY JOY DENISE & TODD OF DAD RONNIE” - GUS. METROCATS MELBOURNE AVRIL, ANTHONY, KAREN & MICHAEL, STEPHANIE LARA MIKE HANNEYSEE CAR SALES 20/09/2000 MARCHANT LYNETTE AND BRIAN WHYMARK DONALD S. WISEMAN GEORGINA LUCAS WARREN BOLLARD GO CATS THE HEALY FAMILY CAMBERWELL THE SPHINX HOTEL NORTH JOHN & JAN BROWN & FAMILY GRAEME LUDLOW WEKWERTH FAMILY CATS DARYL & AILEEN MCILVENA, ROCKEFELLER RB8 JOHN NEWSON PASSION IN 2000 RAY AND CAROL CALDWELL, LARA JOHN BRAIN RONALD BIRCH 2/9/2000 GEELONG PROUD TO BE A TERRI MARLEY GLEN WAVERLEY FOREVER MOOLAP THE HUMBLE FAMILY HIGHTON THE CLANCY FAMILY COOLAROO BADEN LUCAS MICHAEL GOODMAN JACK CONDON PORTLAND GEOFFREY D. BROWN JEPPESEN MICHAEL & PHILIPPA EDGLEY JOHN G.VAUTIER 330 CATS SUPPORTER THE BISE FAMILY HOPPERS LILIKA MELIKE ACKLAND GULSIN AUSSIE ROOF CO GO CATS GORDON W. BAKER GFC RESERVES KARIN MATTHEWS & PETER THE DOHERTY AND PERKINS JACK TAIG BUNDABERG QLD DAVID FLANDERS MEMBER GAMES VAFA MICHAEL MCLEISH STEPHEN ELIZA LUCAS WILLIAM LOVE’S COURAGEOUS IN MEMORY OF LILLIAN WANDERS HAZEL & CLYDE BURGE LEOPOLD CROSSING FRANK, ALVA, NEIL AND MICHAEL 1959-70 NORTH GEELONG ENGINE TROETH FAMILIES FOR EVER MCLEISH TERESA & SKYE DAVOREN TRACIE & DEAN RODERICK CATS GARGAN GILLETT FAMILY JERILDERIE PAM HOVEY - THANKS FOR THE SIMONE CADDIE BOB & JUDY GONINON AND RECONDITIONERS CATS BETH BURGESS JOHN BROWN MARJ LIDDLE LAVERTON DONNIE & SUE 1999 THE COLIN NELSON FAMILY COLAC RICHARD FLANDERS GO CATS MEMORIES LEOPOLD BOWLS CLUB MATT & AMBER DAVOREN- JUDY & HOWARD ELLIS & FAMILY CHARLIE BATH 23.8.41 - 30.3.97 FAMILIES SUPPORTERS JULIE CAMPBELL BRISBANE FRANK & CECILIA LARKINS BADEN CADDIE BARRY BALKIN WHISTLER BARRY & DAWN PALMER SEARCY HAPPY FATHERSDAY BRIAN ROB AND TED MEAD LICK CATS 99 THE HIBBLE FAMILY CLIFTON GLENNYS & CEC FLANDERS RON HOVEY - THANKS FOR THE EAST GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB THE UMHAUER FAMILY LACH FRASERSMITH AND FAMILY FRANK VARENICA TAMMY MAX SCOTT LAWN MOWING CANADA JEREMY P. LARKINS ALAN CLARK O.A.M SWAN HILL HARMON EM PUSSIES SUE, PETER, KATE, SAM MOORE SPRINGS MEMORIES JACK GILHAM LIFETIME MEMBER VARENICA SERVICES PROUD TO BE A MARK, DONNA, DWAYNE & IAN NICOLE STUART FLANDERS THANKS BRIAN TIERNEY I.C. CAR SALES PROUD MIKE BINGHAM & FAMILY, HOBART SCOTT & GRAEME CAMERON DR. PETER A. LARKINS MARJORIE K CLARK SWAN HILL TREVOR (MACCA) GLENN & CATS SUPPORTER FRANK MEESEN MEMBER GREG & KAREN HEFFERNAN DANIELLE DUNN LESLEY LUSCOMBE LEOPOLD RITA HOVEY GO CATS GO RON RICHARDS 1950-1997 SUPPORTER M LUTTERSCHMIDT V MEREDITH GWENDA & ROD MORRISON IDA & CLARRIE WIGLEY LEIGH GO! RON & NELLIE MUSGROVE 2000 ROSEMARY & ANDREW CARTER SINCE 1955 MITCHELL DYSON KEN HARRISON O.A.M SWAN HILL & JKENNY EMPLOYMENT NATIONAL JADE & BROOKE HEFFERNAN TIM, JANE, SIMON & CLAIRE JILL AND EMMA BRINDAL ARTHUR HOVEY GO CATS GO JACQUELINE & JACK & HEATH OTHMAR & HEATHER KOLB SUZIE & ROHAN MORRISON MARIE & KEN DUFF CURTIN ACT MOOROOPNA CATS FOOTBALL FOR MY POPPA LOVE ZACHARY PROUD SUPPORTER OF MICHAEL BALKIN FAIRFIELD.40. A & R MIKELSONS & FAMILY LARA WALTER BRISBANE TODD, SAM, MARTINE & GRAEME RAY & SHERYL AGG DRUMCONDRA MCLAREN TIM HEGARTY SPENCER GULF CATS THE CAREY FAMILY GO JAKE & GEORGIA BLOOD CLUB THE CATS IRELAND REBECCA & CRAIG PORTE
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