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Scouts Australia 2019 Adult Recognition Awards Scouts Australia 2019 Adult Recognition Awards Rover Service Award Western Australia - Ian Jennings Claire Konno, SL, Air Scouts Canberra Award Jerremy Lofts, VSL, Weston Scout Group Tahlia Batters, Rover, Waylen Bay Scout Jane Lofts, Group Treasurer, Weston Group Scout Group Dylan Jackson, Fellowship, Warwick Karen Logue, JSL, Mt Rogers Scout Group Scout Group Ross Macdonald, Group Treasurer, Mt Eleanor Liddle, Fellowship, Kalamunda Taylor Scout Group Rover Crew Fellowship Jonathon McLaren, CSL, Majura Mountain Scouts Group New South Wales - Stan Bales Robert McLaughlin, Committee Member Australian Capital Territory Award - Grants, Lake Tuggeranong Sea Scout Lizz Affleck, Rover Crew Leader, Linda Mitchell, Crew Treasurer, 1st Group Bethungra Rover Crew Epping Rover Crew Gino Monteleone, AL - Pioneering, ACT Felicity McNeice, RA, Bethungra Rover Christopher Ward, Crew Treasurer, 2nd Branch Headquarters Crew Castle Hill Rover Crew Todd Piper, AJSL, Weston Scout Group Queensland Jay Reid, SL, Birralee Scout Group Special Service Award Blake Bath, Rover, Mackay City Central Samantha Roald, VSL, Lake Ginninderra Scout Group Sea Scout Group Kirsty Brown OAM, Immediate Past Chief Kim Roantree, ACSL, Air Scouts Canberra Commissioner, Queensland Branch Peter Shea, ASL, Lake Burley Griffin Sea Kristy Butler, Rover, St Johns Wood Scout Scouts Group Roy Velting, Rover, Weston Rover Crew Henricus Roestenburg, RA, Mackay City Grant Williams, ASL, Lake Tuggeranong Central Scout Group Sea Scout Group Mitchell Sanderson, Rover, Edge Hill Louise Wilson, ASL, Mulga Scout Group Scout Group Australian Capital Territory Shannon Woodward, Group Secretary, Libby Smith, Branch Commissioner - Darryl Barbour, AL - Rock, ACT Branch Majura Mountain Scouts Group Youth Involvement, Queensland Branch Headquarters Chris Wright, JSL, Lake Tuggeranong Sea Ryan Sodziak, Branch Adviser, Daniel Bartlett, Joey Scout Commissioner, Scout Group Queensland Branch ACT Branch Headquarters New South Wales Jonathan Williams, Rover, Goodna Scout David Bolton, JSL, 13th Canberra Scout Group Group Hajar Al-Shelh, ASL, 5th Bankstown (ICPA) Scout Troop South Australia Tracy Cullen, CSL, Lake Ginninderra Sea Scout Group Muhammad Al-Shelh, ASL, 5th Jessica Tsakiris, RA, Kallari Rover Crew Bankstown (ICPA) Scout Troop Paul De Fombelle, ACSL, Les Laura Unger, AL, Comedy Capers Team Explorateurs Scout Group Jaime Allan, CSL, 1st Anna Bay Cub Pack Natasha Wood, ASL, Flagstaff Hill Scout Georgia Elliott, Rover, Lake Ginninderra Gavin Arnold, RC - Scouts, The Golden Group Rover Crew West Region Tasmania Russell Gillon, CSL, Birralee Scout Group Naomi Azzopardi, Fellowship Member, Cumberland Gang Show Alexander Findlater, Rover, Leven Rover Philip Greaves, AVSL, Weston Scout Orson Baker, ACSL, 2nd Northmead Cub Crew Group Pack Tahlia Siddall, Rover, Eastern Shore Rover Timothy Griffiths, Group Treasurer, Shannon Ballard, CSL, 1st Thirroul Cub Crew Stromlo Forest Scout Group Pack Victoria - W.F Waters Award Ephraim Grunhard, Group Treasurer, 13th Canberra Scout Group Catherine Bath, JSL, 1st Bomaderry Joey Mob Andrew Hilditch, Rover, 1st Baranduda Steve Harney, ASL, Lake Burley Griffin Thomas Kluske, Adult Helper 1st/10th Sea Scouts Elizabeth Beaver, ASL, 2nd Queanbeyan Scout Troop Essendon Eleanor Hewitt, Rover, Lake Ginninderra Thomas Maddison, ASL, 1st Wantirna Rover Crew Grant Bennett, GL, 1st Kings Langley Scout Group South Fern Hyde, ASL, Lake Burley Griffin Sea Alexander Preston, ASF - Rover Scouts Michael Benson, ACSL, 1st Allambie Heights Cub Pack Fellowship Alison Kelly, Adult Helper, Amaroo Scout Brendan Watson, Chief Commissioner, Group Peter Benyon, ACSL, 1st Lilli Pilli Cub Pack ‘Turriell’ Victorian Branch Stuart Kilduff, SL, Crowajingalong Scout Group Danielle Blow, Adult Helper, 1st Carlingford Scout Group Matthew Bordley, Trainee Commissioner Iain Glassey, CSL, 1st Medowie Cub Pack Micheal Lockman, Fellowship Member, - Region, Greater Western Sydney Region ‘Waminda’ Cumberland Gang Show Carraigmichael Boweslyon, ASL, 2nd Kelly Gleeson, DJSL, Orama District Kevyn Lockyer, CSL, North St Ives Cub Panania Scout Troop Genevieve Godwin, Group Secretary, 1st Pack ‘Platypus’ David Brewster, AJSL, 1st Warners Bay Turramurra Scout Group Scott Lyall, ASL, 1st Alexandria Venturer Joey Mob Bradley Hall, CSL, 1st Berowra Cub Pack Unit Helen Brinck, DJSL, Nepean District ‘Kangaroo’ Fiona Mackenzie, CSL, 1st Alexandria James Brisebois, ACSL, Brookvale/Curl Terence Hamilton, CSL, Kingsford Smith Cub Pack Curl Cub Pack Cub Pack Stuart Mackintosh, ACSL, 1st Kings Adele Brown, Adult Helper, 1st Kiel Hancock, ACSL, 2nd Casino Cub Pack Langley Cub Pack ‘Impeesa’ Carlingford Scout Group Alison Hawkins-Bond, ACSL, 1st Dennis Mahaffey, CSL, 1st Forster- Belinda Butcher, CSL, 1st Tambourine Northbridge Cub Pack ‘Kookaburra’ Tuncurry Cub Pack Bay Cub Pack ‘A’ Maddison Hayton, ACSL, 1st Cherrybrook David Mason, ASL, 1st Balmoral Scout Stuart Butler, VSL, Brookvale/Curl Curl Cub Pack ‘Callicoma’ Troop Venturer Unit Claire Herath, ACSL, 1st Northbridge Cub Elizabeth McConnell, ASL, Coffs Harbour Antonio Canao, ASL, 2nd/3rd Lindfield Pack ‘Wallaby’ Scout Troop Scout Troop Alan Hitchins, ASL, 1st Asquith Scout Andrew McCredden, AVSL, 1st Alexander Carroll, ASL, 1st/2nd Harbord Troop Ermington Venturer Unit Scout Troop Sze King Ho, Group Treasurer, 1st Neil McCubbin, Group Treasurer, 2nd Lex Carruthers, Regional Leader - Carlingford Scout Group Casino Scout Group Activities, North Coast Region Katherine Holland, ACSL, 1st Mona Vale Michele, McCulloch, ACSL, 1st Balmoral Hannah Clasie, ASL, 2nd Baulkham Hills Cub Pack Cub Pack ‘Boongarie’ Scout Troop Mark Hopkins, ASL, 1st Cherrybrook Joshua, Mercieca, AJSL, 1st Blaxland Joey Daniel Cooper, ASL, 1st Carlingford Scout Scout Troop Mob ‘Python’ Troop ‘Bartoo’ Trijntje Hughes, SL, 1st Murrumbateman Merylese Mercieca, Group Chairman, 1st Emanuela Cooper, ASL, 1st Carlingford Scout Troop Blaxland Scout Group Scout Troop ‘Bartoo Karyn Huizing, Group Chairman, Rose Mercieca, ASL, 1st Blaxland Scout Joanne Cox, Group Chairman, Inverell Charlestown Scout Group Troop ‘Dunphy’ Scout Group Thien Tuyet Nhu Huynh, CSL, 2nd Geraldine Miller, AJSL, 1st Carlingford Christopher Craven, ASL, 1st Cambridge Bankstown (LD Bach Vietnam) Cub Pack Joey Mob Park Scout Troop Cecilia Jackson, State Leader - Scouts, Gillian Miller, CSL, 1st Oakville Cub Pack Mary-Clare Crowley, Treasurer, 1st Port New South Wales Headquarters Paul Miranda, AJSL, Kingsford Smith Joey Macquarie Scout Group Sharon Jerrow, Adult Helper, Cumberland Mob Peter Crundwell, Group Chairman, 1st Gang Show Helper Group Kevin Morgan, DL, Hunter Valley District Port Macquarie Scout Group Michael Johansen, SL, 1st Kings Langley Heather Morris, ACSL, 1st Castle Hill Cub Paul Dadd, AVSL, 1st Meadowbank Scout Troop Pack ‘Kookaburra’ Venturer Unit Trevor Johnstone, Group Trustee, 1st Rachel Munro, Adult Helper, Cumberland Catherine Davis, Group Treasurer, 1st St Budgewoi Scout Group Gang Show Helper Group Marys Scout Group Phillip Jones, AVSL, 1st Dulwich Hill/ Markku Niskanen, Group Secretary, 2nd Meglyn Dent, ASL, 1st Toongabbie Scout Marrickville Venturer Unit Northmead Scout Group Troop Richard Jones, ACSL, 1st Burragorang Paul Nuske, ACSL, 1st Figtree Scout Troop Raymond Didlick, Camp Warden, North Cub Pack West Region James O’Keeffe, ASL, 1st Winston Hills David Jongeneel, ASL, 1st Scout Troop Melanie Dimmock, Trainee Leader - Murrumbateman Scout Troop Region, Greater Western Sydney Region Roger Osborne, Group Chairman, 1st Sultan Kahil, SL, Liverpool Scout Troop Bayview Scout Group Phillipa Eisner, AJSL, 1st Berowra Joey Mob Lisa Kearines, CSL, 1st Leeton Cub Pack Ryan Paul, ACSL, 1st/2nd Blacktown Cub Pack Meagan Fellows, ACSL, 1st Port Sandra Kemp, ACSL, 1st Alexandria Cub Macquarie Cub Pack Pack Gary Pearce, DC, Southern Coast District Georgia Fletcher, Group Secretary, East Tracey Kew, Committee Member, Jennifer Pilgrim, CSL, 1st Teralba Cub Maitland Scout Group Brookvale/Curl Curl Scout Group Pack Kerrie Flynn, CSL, 1st Camden South Cub Kathleen Knight, Group Treasurer, Andrew Pitman, Group Chairman, 1st Pack ‘Arrunga’ Alstonville Scout Group Turramurra Scout Group Kathleen Ford, AJSL, 1st Port Macquarie Lisa Krnel, Group Treasurer, 2nd Benjamin Pitstock, VSL, 1st Wagga Joey Mob Baulkham Hills Scout Group Wagga Venturer Unit Christopher Gale, SL, 1st Toongabbie Warren Larkings, CSL, 1st Figtree Cub Jonathon Polis, SL, 1st Kellyville Scout Scout Troop Pack ‘Platypus’ Troop Andrew Gardner, GL, 1st Blaxland Scout Priscilla Leguier, Group Chairman, 1st Matthew Prants, ACSL, 1st/2nd Group Castle Hill Scout Group Merrylands (St Anne’s) Cub Pack Zac Gillard, ASL, Maryland-Shortland Guowei Liu, ACSL, 1st Cherrybrook Cub Mark Pritchard, SL, 1st Port Macquarie Scout Troop Pack ‘Callicoma’ Scout Troop Leonard Giusti, CSL, 1st Parramatta Cub Katherine Lockman, JSL, 1st Toongabbie John Prout, SC - Air Activities, New South Pack Joey Mob Wales Headquarters Fionna Ralph, JSL, 1st Stockton Joey Mob Lisa Viney, CSL, 1st Lilli Pilli Cub Pack John Carr, VL, Prospect Sea Scout Group Susan Ray, Group Secretary, 2nd ‘Turriell’ Djamilla Catalano, Staff, Woodhouse Mortdale Scout Group Victoria Walne, ASL, 1st Leichhardt Scout Camping Centre Louise Redman, Group Treasurer, 1st Troop Cate Charlwood, JSL, Angle Vale Scout Grose Vale Scout Group William Walster, SL, 1st Sailors Bay Group Patricia Robbins, CSL, 1st Engadine Cub Scout Troop Andrew Clark, ACSL, Northfield Sea Pack Daniel Wattie, Trainee Leader - Scout, 1st Scout
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