News from Ex-Students
Achievements
Annie Crawford (’80)
Established in 2014, the Can Too Foundation is an independent charity that is dedicated to funding cancer research through marathon running training. With Can Too, runners of all shapes and sizes train with professional coaches as part of a strict program, while also fundraising for early career cancer researchers. Can Too has raised over $200 million.
The charity’s founder, Annie Crawford, said that her father’s untimely death at 51 from bowel cancer inspired her to combine her love of fitness and fundraising. “I’d done a marathon in a similar program in America and I thought – you know what, I can do this in Australia,’ she said, ‘I never imagined it would reach $200million.”
“Do Something Day” – Article and photography credit: North Shore Times
Camilla Ward (McKenzie ’90)
Camilla Ward was named the Dubbo Electorate “Woman of the Year” prize recently for her work in the arts and with youth through the Black Box Creatives youth theatre company. Her award was presented by Dubbo MP Troy Grant and will now progress to the state final of the “Woman of the Year” awards.
Camilla is the daughter of Marie McKenzie (Webb ’57).
Article and photography credit: Wellington Times
Tahli Moore (’12) and Ellen Roberts (’09)
Congratulations to Tahli Moore and Ellen Roberts who both represented Softball Australia at the 2019 Asia Pacific Cup. Both Tahli and Ellen were also part of the NSW Open Women’s Softball team which won the Australian Championships.
Marriages
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE EX-STUDENTS AND THEIR PARTNERS:
Tania Lopes (’08) and Jacob Schwarcz
Anabelle Lynch (’03) and Mark Perry
Meghan Black (’06) and Joel Cox
(Photos courtesy Evoke Photography)
Births
Congratulations on the arrival of Claire Frances Ewer, second daughter for Emma Dewberry-Ewer (Dewberry ’02) and husband John.
Vale
WE OFFER OUR SINCERE SYMPATHY TO THE FOLLOWING EX-STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES:
The family of Margaret Judith Stone ‘Judy’ (Wilkinson ’47).
The family of Sr Anne Anderson IBVM (’47).
The family of Sr Margaret Armstrong IBVM (’47).
The family of Christine Carberry (’73), sister to Julianne Ball (Carberry ’78), Suellen Mackay (Carberry ’75), and Roslyn Carberry (’82).
The family of Karen Baddock (mother of Ashley Baddock ’18).
The family of Chris Roche, brother of Stefanie Dobb (Roche ’82), Margaret Knight (Roche ’74), and Lissa Spencer (Roche ’71), uncle to Elizabeth Dobb (’13) and husband to the late Rosie Ovens (’69).
The family of Michael Jarvis, father of Raphaela Higginbotham (Jarvis ’94), Rizpah Jarvis (’96) and Rahab Wilson (’97).
