Partners in Dignity BOOK of REMEMBRANCE
P1 Partners in Dignity
A gift in your Will promotes, nurtures and upholds the dignity of countless people with a disability.
Having a Will is an important step in planning for the future of your loved ones, including the causes you hold dear to your heart. By making a gift in your Will to House with No Steps, you are making your wishes known. You are also helping people with a disability to look forward to the future with confidence. Leaving a gift in your Will today will not impact your lifestyle, however, you will be remembered for leaving a lasting gift for others to live out their lives with dignity and equality.
P2 Partners in Dignity
When you inform us of your intention to leave a gift in your Will we would like to acknowledge your tremendous generosity by making you an exclusive member of Partners in Dignity.
Partners in Dignity is comprised of a truly remarkable group of individuals; people like you who are passionate about giving people with a disability opportunities to lead a fulfilling life.
P3 Partners in Dignity
Lionel Watts 1928 – 2000 Founder of House with No Steps
Frank Lionel Watts, known as Lionel, Having been rejected by was born on 20th December 1928. rehabilitation agencies on the grounds that he was “too In 1947, while stationed in Geelong badly handicapped ever to be Victoria during naval service, Lionel rehabilitated” and unable to find met his future bride, Dorothy, at a employment, Lionel joined forces dance in the Palais Ballroom. with other people with a disability By 1956, aged 28, Lionel was to form the Motorised Wheelchair enjoying life in Sydney with Dorothy Club, later renamed The Wheelchair and their two young daughters, & Disabled Association of Australia. Nicole and Kerry. He was employed Lionel was quickly appointed as the by GJ Coles as an ambitious and Association’s first President. dynamic Junior Executive Manager, Following a request from a member with a promising career ahead. to find a ‘house with no steps’ to Little did they know, all this was live in, the project was thereafter about to change. named House with No Steps. Later that year, Lionel contracted In 1965, after 15 months of polio which left him with negotiations, the NSW State quadriplegia and weighing only Government finally agreed to 32kgs. He spent the next 2 years grant 2.5 acres of land at Belrose recovering at hospital. for the construction of the first “When I first became disabled, I House with No Steps. His early looked around and I tried to find work with the organisation focused my way back into the community. on establishing workshops which I hadn’t really looked at my provided jobs for people with a reflection and in my own mind I still disability, a wheelchair factory and considered myself as being fairly independent living accommodation. able, rather than disabled.” Over the next 10 years, House with Lionel Watts No Steps expanded into regional
P4 Lionel Watts continued
NSW, ACT and Queensland, 3. The mandatory inclusion of enabling people with disabilities ‘laybacks’ (ramps) in footpaths to find suitable accommodation and kerb crossings. and employment within their own In 1969, Lionel was invited communities. by President Nixon to attend The next project was to help the President’s Committee on change Australia’s building codes Rehabilitation in Washington. Over and architectural standards with the following eight years, he was the aim of eliminating architectural to attend five similar seminars. barriers for people with disabilities. Also in 1969 Lionel received In 1966, Lionel and Dorothy further recognition for his great travelled the world researching contribution to the welfare of what other nations were doing. people with a disability by being awarded an M.B.E. in the New Based on what they found, Lionel, Year’s Honours. along with the Australian Council for Rehabilitation of Disabled Later, in 1982, Lionel was appointed (ACROD) and other organisations, a Companion of the Order of St lobbied the Federal and State Michael and St George (CMG) in Governments, The Institute of the Queen’s Birthday Honours for Architects, the Real Estate Institute his work in rehabilitation. of NSW, and other groups seeking Sadly, Lionel Watts passed away on a commitment to addressing these 17 October 2000; however, to this barriers. day, Lionel’s legacy of providing In 1968, ACROD and its affiliates dignity and purpose to those living finally achieved their aim with the with a disability continues on introduction of The Australian through the charity he founded, Standard Code of Design for House with No Steps. Access by Handicapped Persons: His determination and foresight Public Buildings and Facilities. as an advocate for people with a These new laws focused on making disability provides inspiration and day-to-day living easier including: guidance to the staff and eternal 1. Mandatory wheelchair access to gratitude from those whose lives ALL public buildings via ramps have been changed for the better. (previously people either had to Today, and for years to come, we be carried up stairs, or enter via will continue to salute and thank the delivery dock or kitchen). Lionel Watts’ all embracing love for 2. The introduction of parking his fellow human beings. permits for the physically handicapped.
P5 Partners in Dignity
Teuntje (& Johaane) Mieschke 1925 – 2015
Teuntje Geertruida, better known as only child – their true pride and joy, Tony, was a caring lady with a big but sadly he died at the age of 26. heart who always brought a smile A number of years later, Johaane to people’s faces. She recently did also passed away at 72, on the 2nd an incredible thing by leaving a gift May 1993. to House with No Steps in her Will. After Johaane’s passing, Tony was “She was a lovely lady. She was not lonely. She had a wonderful kind and caring but she was also circle of close friends who looked very stern and strong”, said her after one another. One of whom close friend, Allan Vassallo. was her former neighbour, Allan. Tony and Allan often spent their Born in the Netherlands, Tony days taking long walks along Manly moved to Australia with her beach and speaking in their native husband Johaane Christian Dutch language. Mieschke shortly after World War II. They first lived in an immigrant “She had battled so much in her camp and after a while decided to life, especially with the loss of her call Narrabeen home. son and her husband. She was an inspiration to me”, said Allan. Johaane worked as a carpenter and Tony found domestic work with After living the last few years a number of families in the area. of her life in a nursing home in Her reputation as a hard worker Bayview, Tony passed away on 21st quickly earned her a position December 2015. running the household of a wealthy “Tony never built any skyscrapers Dutch family. She looked after their or solved world affairs but she children, organised staff on the changed people’s lives. She property and became a lifelong brought a smile to their faces and companion to her employer. let them know that she cared – After trying for many years, Tony and those qualities are worth the and Johaane were overjoyed at the world”, said Allan. birth of their son, Karl. He was their
P6 Partners in Dignity
Louisa Blom 1920 – 2015
Louisa Blom was in many ways your They lived for two years in a ordinary Aussie battler who gave migrant camp in Richmond, NSW, an extraordinary gift of hope and before settling down in Bankstown. joy to people with a disability. Her greatest love was for those Louisa was born on 10th May, less fortunate than herself. She 1921 in Flaardingen, Holland and understood well from her personal grew up in Glanebrug, close to the experience that some people need German border. Marrying Theo more help than others and was at 18, they had 8 children, one of determined to do something about whom died at the age of 6 months. it. She realised that even though This great loss was difficult for she could only contribute in a small them to overcome but Louisa was way at the time, she had the ability a compassionate, strong willed and to contribute in a more significant determined woman. This was not way by planning for the future. the only hurdle she had to surpass. In this manner she could give and It was war time and she was left make a real difference in the lives of at home looking after the children people with a disability. At the time while her husband went to war. that she wrote her Will she planned Fortunately, Theo returned and to leave a major legacy and an they were all able to move safely to extraordinary Christmas gift by Rotterdam. assigning the whole of her estate to Eventually, in 1958, looking for a House with No Steps. better future for themselves and their family, Louisa, Theo and four of their children moved to Australia.
P7 Partners in Dignity
Victor Rudling 1945 – 2015
Victor Rudling ‘Vic’ was born on independent and self-reliant, yet 2nd February 1945, in Fulham, a always willing to lend a helping suburb of London, England, just hand to those in need. He did so after WWII. He was an identical out of the goodness of his heart twin brother to James, however and not for any reward or returned having been born 40 minutes favour. Everyone he knew was in earlier. As youngsters, the twins his debt in this regard. Despite were inseparable and that bond many hardships and setbacks, Vic remained for a lifetime and beyond, played the cards he was dealt with although their journeys were very courage and determination. He different. From their birth until the maintained a cheerful outlook, and age of 16 they shared the same he never lost his sense of humour. ¾ bed, which was very hard, as “His needs in life were simple. He James relates to us, both boys had was neither pretentious nor self- reached almost six foot two by centred, he was the most down then. to earth, genuine bloke one could Having migrated to Australia at the possibly meet. Vic had a lot of age of two their youth was spent in empathy for people who through Wollongong, NSW. Vic was a highly no fault of their own didn’t have skilled tradesman, hardworking and a chance in life. Through his taking pride in his workmanship. compassion for others, he has He initially became an apprentice bequeathed his entire estate to boilermaker and unable to join the charity, to enhance the wellbeing RAAF, as his brother James, due to of the most unfortunate” says his a hearing issue, he then continued brother James. on this path and travelled the world House with No Steps is very working hard and long in harsh grateful to have been a beneficiary places and conditions from the of Vic’s generous legacy which will gas line in Alaska to the deserts allow for the continuation of its of Australia. He was extremely mission to create opportunities for principled and a loyal, considerate people with a disability to make the and devoted mate. Vic was fiercely most of their abilities.
P8 Partners in Dignity
Raymond Vincent Robinson 1920 – 2015
“Ray Robinson was a kind, gentle man. In his own quiet way he supported many causes, giving generously to those in need for many years. His gift to House with No Steps is indicative of his concern for people with a disability. He always liked to help anyone less fortunate than himself and his family is very proud of that” Helen Robinson and Elaine Baxter, Raymond’s nieces.
P9 Partners in Dignity
Trygve Halvorsen 1920 – 2014
It all started in Arendal, Norway Trygve’s life was also intertwined in the 1920’s and developed in with his love for his family and Australia over a period of 94 years. his concern for others. As such, It is the life of a yachting legend, for more than thirty years he was a loving husband and father and a staunch and loving supporter generous benefactor of people with of House with No Steps. He gave a disability. freely from his heart. Even as a teenager Trygve would His love for yachting and his desire race powerboats with his brothers to help others will always be and later on with his wife Noreen. remembered. This legacy of giving Winning in 1945 the first trophy through many different gifts to ever presented by Cruising Yacht House with No Steps will never be Club of Australia, these were forgotten by all those whose lives the early beginnings of a man he helped change for the better. who was later to become a most Today, we pay tribute to a true distinguished, accomplished and Benefactor of House with No Steps celebrated master boat builder, and a loving family man. Father to designer and consultant. With him Erica and Nina, dedicated husband we have lost the last surviving to Noreen, brother to Magnus member of the first 1962 American and uncle to his many nieces and Cup Challenge Committee and a nephews. well-known yachtsman who held a series of still undefeated Sydney- House with No Steps salutes, Hobart wins on Freya – his most Trygve Halvorsen! famous cruising and ocean-racing yacht design. A true yachting legend! He was awarded the Australian Sports Medal in 2000.
P10 Partners in Dignity
Jenny Moss 1961 – 2014
“God loves you...and so do I”
These where Jenny’s parting words Shirley and Keith Moss tell us: whenever she spoke to her parents “We stand in awe at what the Lord and friends. So when we received has done in Jenny’s life, from such a a cash gift from Jenny’s estate, I difficult beginning she will depart could not help but remember these knowing that she has made a huge heartfelt words. difference to the people who have Jenny Moss was born with a host of been in contact with her.” physical challenges. She overcame She loved all her friends dearly, and these with the help of her love of we, at House with No Steps, were God and the care of her loving in that group. Her parting action: family, Keith, Shirley and brother a gift in her Will so that we may Stephen. all continue to help people with a Even though Jenny required twenty disability to achieve their goals and four hour care, she kept very active fulfil their potential. in her community. Working for 36 years at House with No Steps, she also attended St Stephens Church and became a member of Frenchs Forest Aglow.
P11 Partners in Dignity
Shirley Miller 1928 – 2013
“Shirley Miller was our close friend and neighbour for almost 34 years. Born in Orange she travelled the world at least twice. Shirley often told me she had accomplished all that she had on her ‘things to do list’ but wanted to leave a legacy to House with No Steps as she was impressed by the support and services House with No Steps provide to people with a disability.” Jan Gibson, friend and neighbour
P12 Partners in Dignity
John Gibbons 1944 – 2012
John Gibbons was born in Sydney “John was a typical down to earth on 4th May, 1944. His mother was Aussie, loved a cold beer, a good Amelia Gibbons and while his joke and a laugh. He loved his foster father was not noted on his birth family and loved animals, having certificate, he was believed to dogs and birds over the years. John have been killed in battle during will always be missed by those who World War II. John went to live met him” says Stephen Macbeth, at the Dalmar Children’s Home in John’s brother-in-law. 1948 until the age of 16, when he House with No Steps is extremely was fostered by James and Mary grateful for his generous legacy. Pincott from Beecroft. He had This has been used to foster and befriended their son Michael while develop inclusive communities attending Carlingford Public School that develop dignity, respect and and although they already had empower people with a disability. eight children, they welcomed him John Gibbons was a regular Aussie into their family. and it is a fitting tribute that he John worked as a plumber and will be forever in our memory drainer throughout Australia. through the House with No Steps Although he never married, he Book of Remembrance. This book made lifelong friends in the various celebrates the life of our ‘Partners towns and cities where he lived. He in Dignity’. loved Rugby League, especially the Canterbury Bulldogs and his prized possession was a jersey signed by Terry Lamb.
P13 Partners in Dignity
Ted and Ella Taylor Ted 1917 – 2009 | Ella 1922 – 2012
“Rest in peace, Aunty Ella and Uncle Ted. You were both a precious gift on loan from the heavens. I know you will be delighted that your bequest will be used to empower those wonderful people who overcome their disability with dignity and hope.” Dawn Ogden
P14 Partners in Dignity
Joan Catherine Starling 1917 – 2012
“A quiet, unassuming person, Joan always had many friends in the local community, via the church and community groups. Joan always loved children and played an active role in the lives of her grandchildren and great grandchildren, who have a special place for her in their hearts.” Jeanette Taylor, daughter
P15 Partners in Dignity
Pamela Arkell McPhillamy 1929 – 2011
Pam was born in Strathfield, Golf Club as well as having many Sydney in 1929. She lived there all friends in the Strathfield community her life with her sister Patricia. Her and beyond. cousin Laurie Burns tells us that she Pam and her sister Patricia were was much loved and respected by inseparable and had a very loving his family and that of her second relationship together. They were cousin Dianne Webster in Dubbo. very involved in their extended Pam attended school at the families in Sydney and Dubbo. They Methodist Ladies College in enjoyed family occasions such Burwood. She was a model student as weddings and took delight in and an appreciable scholar. She the newer generations. They also was gentle and respectful yet had enjoyed visits from family from firm opinions. Being a woman of England and the United States. faith she was an active member of Pam was a loving, loyal, responsible the Presbyterian Uniting Church. and generous person and she She was an avid supporter of wanted to ensure that she would the Liberal party and was much leave a legacy that would help respected by her local branch. She others in her community. Testimony was also a staunch monarchist. to this is her generous gift to House Pam had a distinguished career at with No Steps. the Bank of New South Wales and Laurie tells us she and her sister are then Westpac. She made several sadly missed and remembered with astute investments throughout much joy and love by their family. her career and thus was able to We, at House with No Steps, too, benefit a number of worthy causes rejoiced that she considered and including House with No Steps. gave this significant gift for people Pam was a very active member with a disability. of the community. She was Her thoughtfulness has changed the Secretary to the Friends of lives for the better! We salute Australian Opera group and an Pamela Arkell McPhillamy. active member of the Strathfield
P16 Partners in Dignity
Basil Vincent 1925 – 2008
Born in Surrey England, Basil had during his youth a lucky escape from a traumatic accident. This event certainly seemed to have shaped his outlook on life. He was a man of great foresight and with some planning he was able to leave a continued legacy of love to House with No Steps. He had received a second gift of life and wanted to pass on this legacy to others for years to come.
P17 Partners in Dignity
Dorothy Carthew 1918 – 2007
Dorothy McCallum (later Carthew) Lynette Axford related to us that was born in London, England in Dorothy was a lovely Godmother. 1918. She met Ted Carthew, who Even though Dorothy lived was born in Stawell, Victoria in 1910 in Sydney and Lynette lived after he was transferred by the in Melbourne Dorothy always Bank of New South Wales to their remembered Lynette’s birthday London office. They were married and sent her a present which never in England during World War II and failed to delight. they both arrived in Australia in Dorothy passed away on 9th 1948. November 2007 having been They had a long and happy preceded by her husband Ted. marriage with Ted continuing to From their generous gifting to work for the Bank of New South numerous charities, including Wales now Westpac, until his House with No Steps, we can say retirement in 1974. with certainty that Dorothy was not only a very generous and Dorothy was a loving person who thoughtful person, but she showed kept in touch with many friends great love and concern for people and did volunteer work. Ted died with a disability. in 2003 and Dorothy in 2007, aged 89. They had no children and few House with No Steps is honoured close relatives. They were very to have Dorothy amongst its generous in their giving to others. Benefactors. We salute Dorothy!
P18 Partners in Dignity
Robert Edward Knapp 1931 – 2004
Robert Edward Knapp was born on analysis and associated issues. 25th January 1931, the only child of Jim He continued to work in the same and Ena Knapp. The family ran a beef accounting practice for 45 years finally cattle enterprise at Bentley, a rural area retiring in July 1999. some 10km from both Lismore and In retirement he settled down to a life of Casino. an aged bachelor. His parents had died At the age of 19 Bob contracted polio and he used the services of an aged which left him unable to walk without care home service to assist him with callipers and walking sticks. This put domestic issues. an end to his then active life of playing In early 2004 he had a fall at home cricket and tennis. which resulted in a fracture. He was The staff at the Brisbane hospital hospitalised in Lismore and commenced suggested to Jim that Bob needed a rehabilitation course. Bob was told by some mental activity and that he the medical staff that he would not be would be suited to clerical work. Jim able to live independently, he was dead walked Lismore and Casino calling some five days later the 5th May 2004. on offices where Bob could get some Bob divided his estate between six unpaid experience. organisations including House with No John Downs, a principal of the Steps with each receiving in excess of accounting firm J.W. Douglass Gilder & $350,000. Co gave Bob that start. The year was Paul Mulherin, friend and colleague has 1954. After a short period of training related to us this story of Robert’s life. Bob was offered and accepted a full time position with the firm. Thank you Bob! Most of those who benefited from this act did not meet Bob took to the routine of the you personally but you can rest assured accounting world as if he was born that everyone at House with No Steps to it. Although he held no formal deeply appreciates your generosity qualifications he acquired through which was translated into improvements experience a sound understanding of for the Café at House with No Steps bookkeeping, income tax, business Summerland House Farm.
P19 Partners in Dignity Clare Grant Stevenson AM, MBE, BEd 1903 – 1998
Born 18th July 1903 in Wangaratta, She also helped establish the Kings Victoria, Australia Died 22nd Cross Community Aid Centre as October 1988. Occupation: well as the Carers Association of Bureaucrat, Servicewoman and New South Wales. Community worker. On 11th June 1960 Clare Stevenson Clare Stevenson was appointed was appointed a Member of the Director of the Women’s Auxiliary Order of the British Empire for Australian Air Force on 9th June social welfare services on behalf 1941. Thus she became head of the of ex-servicewomen. On Australia first Women’s Service formed in Day 1988 she received the Member Australia for ground-staff duties of the Order of Australia award for with an armed force. After the service to the community and to war Stevenson returned to her the welfare of veterans. executive position with Berlei Ltd. Clare was an active member of Also she became involved with the House with No Steps Auxiliary. community work. For forty years It was her desire to support this she was affiliated with the Services cause beyond her own lifetime. In Canteens Trust Fund. Clare her Will she bequeathed to House Stevenson, with a group of friends, with No Steps her beachside helped initiate the Scholarship Trust property at Narrabeen, NSW. Fund for Civilian Widows’ Children.
Information supplied courtesy of the Australian Women’s Register: www.womenaustralia.info/biogs/AWE0399b.htm
P20 Partners in Dignity Leonard Watson Chant 1904 – 1979
The late Leonard Watson Chant When Olive passed away in 2005 was born in South Australia in 1904 the house was sold and House with and died the 22nd December 1979. No Steps was the recipient of 20% of Leonard’s Estate. Leonard’s parents where John W. Chant and Sarah J. (Randall) Chant Our records reveal that Leonard is who lived in South Australia about the largest known single benefactor the time Leonard was born. of House with No Steps, so we owe a great deal to him and his sister Leonard had six siblings: two Olive. brothers (who both died at a young age) and four sisters. Leonard and Olive Chant showed great love and thoughtfulness for We know little more about his people with a disability. They knew life but for the fact that he left that their legacy could mean that a significant part of his Estate, opportunities would be created for namely his home in Bellevue Hill, many, beyond their own lifetime. for his sister Olive (nee Chant) We today pay testimony that their Humphris to live in. Olive also significant legacy has made a great continued for the rest of her own difference to many. life to be a staunch supporter of House with No Steps. We salute the late Leonard Chant!
P21 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2016 Estate of the Late Borowich, Christina Estate of the Late Meischke, Teuntje G Estate of the Late Pocknall, Catherine Helen Estate of the Late Hudson, Cecelia G
*date when we received the gift
P22 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2015 Estate of the Late Auld, Sarah Estate of the Late Blackburn, Audrey Estate of the Late Blom, Louisa Estate of the Late Charles, Anthony Ernest Estate of the Late Goundry, Ada Estate of the Late Halvorsen, Trygve Estate of the Late Haskins, Alida Elzabe Estate of the Late Kingston, Marion Estate of the Late Kitaszewski, Henryk Estate of the Late McCloud, Mildred Estate of the Late Pantalon, Santo Estate of the Late Roberts, Lenore Estate of the Late Robinson, Raymond Vincent Estate of the Late Rudling, Victor Estate of the Late Samuel, Jim Estate of the Late Wittey, Muriel
*date when we received the gift
P23 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2014 Estate of the Late Blackburn, Audrey B Estate of the Late Levit, David Sydney Estate of the Late Miller, Shirley Estate of the Late Moss, Jenny Estate of the Late O’Connor, David Estate of the Late Sill, Leonard Estate of the Late Todd Family
2013 Estate of the Late Campbell, Frederick T Estate of the Late De Groot, Bob H Estate of the Late Dege, Lionel E Estate of the Late Gibbons, John Estate of the Late Murphy, Brian Estate of the Late Sachinwalla, Noshir Estate of the Late Starling, Joan Estate of the Late Taylor, Ella Joyce Estate of the Late Todhunter, H B Estate of the Late Vincent, Basil Estate of the Late Williams, AB
*date when we received the gift
P24 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2012 Estate of the Late Balchin, Margaret Kathleen Estate of the Late Byrne, Arthur W Estate of the Late Curteis, Mary J Estate of the Late Dale, Isabel Lucy Estate of the Late Hill, William Charles John Estate of the Late Hunt, Allan Estate of the Late Jacobsen, Edwin Joseph Estate of the Late Jones, Annabella Estate of the Late Joyce, Margaret Kathleen Estate of the Late McPhillamy, Pamela Estate of the Late Ormsby, Michael Patrick Estate of the Late Walker, Alan James Estate of the Late Yin, Esma
2011 Estate of the Late Carthew, Dorothy Estate of the Late Eckels, Lesley Estate of the Late Grave, Zelle Estate of the Late Hughes, Arthur Frederick Estate of the Late Kerken Van Marinus Estate of the Late Michell, Reginald Frederick Estate of the Late Sneddon, Helen Joan
*date when we received the gift
P25 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2010 Estate of the Late Best, Noelene Grace Estate of the Late Broad, Nancy Isabel Estate of the Late Castle, Harold J Estate of the Late Ramage, Muriel Elizabeth Estate of the Late Stephens, Mary Estate of the Late Tasker, Mary Margaret Elizabeth Estate of the Late Taylor, Helen M Estate of the Late Wagner, Dorothy Estate of the Late Walsh, Joyce
2009 Estate of the Late Bryce, Leslie Vernon Estate of the Late Cooper, Keith Rollinson Estate of the Late Hodgson, Patricia Mary Estate of the Late Hughes, Wilhelmina Estate of the Late Jervis, Kenneth Estate of the Late King, Marjorie Leila Estate of the Late Michell, Reginald Frederick Estate of the Late Pantalon, Angela Estate of the Late Perry, Helen Estate of the Late Pollard, Grace Estate of the Late Richardson, Edith Estate of the Late Robinson, K Estate of the Late Wootten, Frank Maxwell
*date when we received the gift
P26 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2008 Estate of the Late Banks, Haidee Estate of the Late Hunter, R Estate of the Late Keating, Una Estate of the Late Gillespie, Dour Estate of the Late Martin, Eleanor Fitzgerald Estate of the Late Myers, Kathleen Estate of the Late Thompson, Albert Estate of the Late Thorn, Rita
2007 Estate of the Late Angelinas, George Estate of the Late Brown, Lurlie Estate of the Late Butler, David Estate of the Late Byron, Marianne Estate of the Late Dwyer, Harold Asquith Estate of the Late Elrington, Francis Estate of the Late Gosper, Philomena Estate of the Late Harris, Adele Estate of the Late Herriott, Heather Estate of the Late Lander, John Estate of the Late Lawson, Jean Miriam Estate of the Late Leonard, Dorothy Rose Estate of the Late Maddock, Phyllis Estate of the Late McDougall, PM Estate of the Late Wood, LKM
*date when we received the gift
P27 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2006 Estate of the Late Campbell, Heather Merle Estate of the Late Hill, Helen Morgan Estate of the Late Knapp, Robert Edward
2005 Estate of the Late Blaicklock, Joyce Estate of the Late Chant, Leonard Watson Estate of the Late Hordern, David James Estate of the Late Humphis, Olive Mavis Estate of the Late Morris, Thelma Estate of the Late People, John Estate of the Late Wilmot, Janet
2004 Estate of the Late Clarke, John Francis Estate of the Late Duncan, Ena Margaret Estate of the Late Rappeneker, Marea Estate of the Late Shepherd, Keith Estate of the Late West, Gwendoline Alford Estate of the Late Zelenka, Frederick Gustav
*date when we received the gift
P28 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2003 Estate of the Late Cameron, Zita Estate of the Late Clarke, Bryan Estate of the Late Coleman, William Ewart Estate of the Late Martin, Emily Estate of the Late Stebbings, Alice Estate of the Late Wooster, Clive Pascoe Estate of the Late Zambelli, Francesco
2002 Estate of the Late Hirst, Edith Muriel Estate of the Late Negus, Donald Wesley Estate of the Late Perry, Margaret Mary Estate of the Late Quinsey, Richard Estate of the Late Robertson, Joan Norma Valerie Estate of the Late Thompson, Elsie Mary Estate of the Late Thompson, Ethel Lillian Joy
2001 Estate of the Late Currie, Jessie MacNaughton Estate of the Late Cushnie, Harold Estate of the Late Davies, Flora Isabel Estate of the Late Harvey, John Edward Estate of the Late Hodges, Lena Ellen Estate of the Late Hynes, Eva Ruby
*date when we received the gift
P29 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
2000 Estate of the Late Daymond, Florence Mavis Estate of the Late Devenish, E J Estate of the Late Knox, Hazel Estate of the Late Lee, Jane Estate of the Late Sandland, Estelle
1999 Estate of the Late D’Albora, Carmelo Raymond Estate of the Late Garlick, Eveline Pearl Estate of the Late Hovey, Keith William Estate of the Late Tacon, Ivor
1998 Estate of the Late Bower, Kenneth Morris Estate of the Late Brigden, Alfred Estate of the Late Dick, Katherine Emily Lenore Estate of the Late Henderson, Winsome Margaret Estate of the Late Klein, Sydney Henry Ernest Estate of the Late Knight, May Augusta Estate of the Late Stevenson, Clare
1996 Estate of the Late Geikie, Neil Estate of the Late McRae, Elfie
1995 Estate of the Late Cornwell, Vera Estate of the Late Hand, Brendon J Estate of the Late Richardson, Beryl Estate of the Late Stewart, J B
*date when we received the gift
P30 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
1994 Estate of the Late Durban, Walter A Estate of the Late Robertson, Warwick Estate of the Late Wright, M J
1993 Estate of the Late Bennett, G Estate of the Late Goninan, Elizabeth
1992 Estate of the Late Bain, C M Estate of the Late Davis, Ian Estate of the Late Dixon, William Estate of the Late Hartcliffe, B A Estate of the Late McNee, Glenda Estate of the Late Spanswick, R D Estate of the Late Stewart, David
1991 Estate of the Late Brady, James A Estate of the Late Cavanagh, Daniel Estate of the Late Kirwan, E M P Estate of the Late Marshall, N Estate of the Late Verey, C L
1990 Estate of the Late Fisher, C Estate of the Late Groom, Roy Estate of the Late Gumbley, G M Estate of the Late Jones, C L
*date when we received the gift
P31 Partners in Dignity Benefactors*
1989 Estate of the Late Garland, W J Estate of the Late Houen, A M Estate of the Late Howell, C M Estate of the Late Limburg, G A Estate of the Late Maunder, E J Estate of the Late Simpson, D K Estate of the Late Williams, Florence
1988 Estate of the Late Gordon, G M Estate of the Late Rees, L F Estate of the Late Thompson, Gordon
*date when we received the gift
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