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Dan Mcerlean 12 Werona Street Sunnybank Qld 4109 November 2012 Dan McErlean 12 Werona Street Sunnybank Qld 4109 Dear Old Boys Our Pre-Christmas meeting will be held at ‘The Public Service Club’, Level 1 Function Room, 84 William Street (cnr Stephens Lane), Brisbane on Friday 23rd November 2012 from 12 noon through until about 2.00 pm; but feel free to drop in anytime from 11.00 am on, as your commitments dictate and join Old Boy mates in convivial fellowship. Brothers Kevin Dwyer and Brian Saward joined us at our September meeting and we hope to have Brother Barry Buckley OAM back from Broome with us when we gather on Friday 23rd November 2012. If Old Boys are coming by train to the Central Railway Station, there is a free City Loop bus from Stop 8 opposite Central Station in Ann Street which allows you to alight at Stop 103 in the Government Precinct, just outside ‘The Public Service Club’ at 84 William Street. The bus services on this route are every 10-15 minutes. Thanks to the sterling efforts of Michael Quinlan (1950-1959) our Sydney Old Boys will gather at Noon on Thursday November 8th, 2012, for their annual luncheon at the Castlereagh (former Catholic) Club. These are very successful functions and Mick would like to hear from any Old Boys who are now Sydney residents, so he can keep in touch with them. His phone numbers are (02) 9997 2397 or 0418 465 159. Special Thanks go to Kevin Blacka (1962-1967) and Justin Kingsford (1942-1943) who have taken out Life Membership of our Association recently. Kevin is the son Bill and Irene and brother of Bryan, Gary and Laurie. Justin is the brother of Des and Jim (RIP). As the 2012 Calendar Year draws to a close, Old Boys wish to pay a special tribute to the TBOBA President Joe Guerrini and his Executive – Peter Walters, Matthew Booth, Donald Stephens, Paul Canning, Greg Manthey and Jeremy Cotter who have so tirelessly committed considerable time driving fund raising for the redemption of our Loan on the Clive Berghofer Sports Complex. It would help the Committee greatly if Old Boys would please consider giving generously to the Bro Baptiste O’Sullivan Building Fund to assist with the Debt Reduction Program for our Indoor Sports Complex. Donations will be receipted and are fully Tax Deductible. If you need caterers for that Wedding or Class Reunion in 2013, please don’t forget the TP O’Brien Function Centre at the College operated by our Old Boys’ Association. Function Coordinator Jeremy Cotter (Phone: 0439 916 109). As November is the month of the ‘Holy Souls’, please remember our deceased Old Boys, Christian Brothers and Friends of the College. Recently deceased have been Bill Lunney and Terry Brady, husband of Veronica and brother of Philip (RIP), Brian, Bernie (RIP) and Noel, Allan Nuss (husband of Joan). Neil Greenslade (son of Dr Cliff and Myra (RIP), Catherine (Kelly) MacGinley wife of Neil (RIP) and sister of Maureen, Eileen (RIP), Patricia, Tom (RIP) and Frank and Shirley (Murphy) Lynch wife of Allan, sister of Marion, Joan, Reg and Lyn and daughter-in-law of Mrs Lillian Lynch and sister in law of Ray (RIP), Neil and Julie. Also unwell or recovering from surgery are Fr Peter Murphy, Kevin and Tim Coonan, Dr Kevin Everding, Justin Kingsford, Barry Lysaght, Don Vallely, Trevor Muller, Ron Shelvey, Ron Peut, Pat Seymour, John Keightley, Pat McErlean, Dan Reilly, Gloria Chandler and Annette Gilbert. PLEASE NOTE: Our first meeting in 2013 will be on Friday 8th March. Bryan McSweeney Dan McErlean Dan Reilly 1 President Secretary Co-Ordinator (07) 3278 9682 (07) 3345 4404 (07) 3395 1813 T.B.O.B.A. (Brisbane Sub-Branch) Meeting – 28/9/2012 Present Apologies Bro Kevin Dwyer A E (Mick) Moloney Fr Paul Chandler Dick Lynch Bro Brian Saward Jim Mullins Br Barry Buckley OAM Trevor Muller Barry Ainslie Bernie Murphy Bro Glenn Gagen Pat Mullins Laurie Atzeni (Hon) Michael Murphy Frank Adamson Terry Murphy John Bagget Paul McClure Greg Butler John Noonan Kev Bianchi Bill McErlean Nat Chandler Lee Nightingale Jack Davis (Hon) Dan McErlean Bernie Collins John O’Neill Frank Deighton Justin McErlean John Coyer Reg Oliver Brian Gagen Paul McErlean Pat Costigan Martin O’Sullivan Terry Gesch Peter McMahon Noel Cronin Jack Parker Rolly Griffin Bryan McSweeney Les Duncan Ron Peut John Hagan Graham Swenson Des Franklin Keith Pickels John Hutchinson Kerry Taylor Bob Grundy Don Reilly Doug Lee Gerry Williams Keith Howe Ron Roney Fred Lincoln Tom Hutchinson Ron Smith Merv Johnstone Bob Sullivan Peter Kennedy Reg Taylor Jim Long Glen Wiedman Justin Lunney Jim Wiedman Bill Lunney Kerry Zeller ‘Coming Events’ 31/10/12 St Mary’s College Annual Presentation Night Annual Membership Fee 7.00 pm In Empire Theatre, Toowoomba ($10.00) for Calendar Year 2013 is now due / or Life Memberships are Brisbane TBOBA Sub-Branch Meeting available 23/11/12 1st Floor Function Room ‘The Public Service Club’ (Fee $100.00) 12 Noon 84 William Street (cnr Stephens Lane), Brisbane * * * Cheques as donations towards 16/11/13 1955 – 1963 Class Reunion in TP O’Brien Function the Indoor Sports Complex 6.00 pm for Centre – Contact Darryl Brennan on (07) 5577 5578 should be made payable to 6.30 pm or mobile (0413 983 296) ‘Br. Baptiste O’Sullivan Building Fund’. They are fully Tax Deductible ‘Please consider giving generously to the Building Fund to assist and will be receipted. with the Debt Reduction Program for our Indoor Sports Complex.’ 2 This December Brother Barry Buckley OAM will Doyle, Brother saw the competition of new library and celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of his entry to the Christian administration facilities on the upper floor of a new Brothers Congregation. In the hundred year history of St complex with science and technical drawing rooms on the Mary’s College only two Brothers have served two ground floor completed and occupied on 21/9/1971. Two separate terms as its Principal, the first Brother H B science rooms in the Hill Street building were then Wynne and the second one was Brother Barry Buckley converted to classrooms and the demonstration room into from 1970 to 1972 and again in 1991 and 1992. a theatrette. Barry Buckley was born in Rockhampton where his father In 1973 Brother Buckley was appointed Principal of his was a policemen and it was not long before he was old College, St Joseph’s, Gregory Terrace and slowly but transferred to Walkerston near Mackay. He attended thoroughly changed the College, winning the confidence school in Walkerston and Mackay and it was from of staff, parents and boys. In 1978 he was awarded a Mackay that Barry teamed up with Mal Anderson, who Fulbright Scholarship and spent three months studying the later ascended the tennis heights, to win the Qld Hardcourt American Education System. Under 15 doubles in Rockhampton in 1949. When the Government withdrew its support for the school Then the family moved to Brisbane where he attended cadet system, Brother found another way to cater for Gregory Terrace in 1951 and 1952, winning a outdoor education by acquiring land on Lake Maroon to Commonwealth Scholarship; but not taking it up as Barry begin setting up the College Outdoor Education Centre had decided to join the Christian Brothers. At Terrace he and in a tribute to him it is now named the ‘Brother B M played a lot of cricket and tennis and was the opening bat Buckley Outdoor Education Centre.’ A portion of the for the First XI that won its one and only GPS cricket land Brother generously donated to St James College. premiership in 1952. He was captain of the First IV tennis team that finished second in the competition. There was a After 9 years as Principal of Terrace, Brother Buckley was moment of glory, foreshadowing greater things, when given a roving commission by the then Provincial, Bro Terrace played Brisbane Grammar School and Barry Len Marshall, to support secondary colleges in the inflicted on Roy Emerson his only defeat in the Province and 2 years later was made a member of the competition that year. Roy, of course, went on to be five Provincial Council. While at the 1990 General Chapter of times Wimbledon Champion and in the light of the the Christian Brothers in Rome, to which he was an victory, we should not think that Mal Anderson was the Australian Delegate, Brother learnt he had been appointed major partner in that doubles victory in Rockhampton Principal of St Mary’s College, Toowoomba for a second in 1949. time. He was welcomed back by the Deputy Keran Lunney and when farewelled to resume his position on At the end of his Senior Year, Barry received his National the Provincial Administration Council at the end of 1991, Service call up papers; but was given a deferment when he his sentiments were ‘I leave with a sense of gratitude to all informed the Army he was going to Strathfield to begin who are part of this fine College and with enhanced sense his formation as a Brother. He repeated the senior year as of that personal pride that comes from being closely a year in the Juvenate was considered a good preparation associated with and accepted by genuinely good people.’ for the Novitiate. Barry won a second Commonwealth Brother’s father died in 1991, aged 85 years, while his Scholarship, which he took up after the Scholasticate. mother passed away in 1966 of a heart condition. 1954 was his Novitiate year in Minto with 50 other young men from all parts of Australia and New Zealand under When Bro Buckley finished his time on the Council, he novice master Bro Patrick Harty.
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