NOTICE BOARD teacher and administrator in PNG. He and Frances saw many instances of God’s miraculous life-saving providence during these years. With help from Peter Gwynne (Toowoomba, Qld), David rebuilt and opened the Omaura Laymen Training School which he ran for four years, while also acting as the local sheriff/peacemaker in the district. Ill health forced David and Frances to return to Australia in 2004, where they completed
four years of pastoral ministry in the Roma and Chinchilla districts before retiring in 2007. David was passionate about his faith and sharing the Gospel until the end. Mike Brownhill, Lindsay Chineegadoo Burgess, Margaret Ann (nee Lewis), born 17.10.1939 in Newcastle, NSW; died 21.7.11 in St Andrews Nursing Home, Ballina. In January 1965, she married Eric Burgess. She is survived by her
supporting ministry Male and female house parents (immediate start). Develop, implement and supervise activity programs for students aged 10—17 out of school hours including weekends on a roster basis. Supervise students at meal times and associated care in the dormitories. Accountant (immediate start). Qualified accountant to provide full accounting services to fulfil various funding agency requirements. Provide payroll, account payments and banking functions. Karalundi also operates a few business enterprises that require financial management. Teachers (2012) primary trained. Plan, develop and implement teaching programs across all subject areas for high school aged students in a composite year 8-12 class. Sport and recreation officer. Develop and implement a health and PE curriculum during school hours and assist in physical activity implementation amongst students after school hours in consultation with boarding house parents. Manage the 25mx10m heated class 2 swimming pool which requires the holding of a valid bronze medallion in order to obtain a Royal Life Saving Society Australia, Life Guard Certificate or higher qualification, or be able to obtain such a qualification. Additionally, hold or be able to obtain, a Pool Operations Certificate. Deputy principal. Karalundi is currently seeking a teacher who has administration experience or someone who aspires to an administration position while still doing a part teaching load. The applicant preferably will be a qualified manual arts teacher who holds a current Cert 4 in Workplace Trainer and Assessment. The successful applicant will manage the VET program at the school by coordinating Year 11-12 students in their workplace activities. Some duties that will be required of this position are whole school timetabling, VET timetabling and management, developing staff duty rosters, coordinating school reports, coordinating excursions, administering school discipline procedures and be acting principal when required. Karalundi Aboriginal Education Community Inc is an independent, Seventh-day Adventist-affiliated boarding school and community catering for Indigenous students from Kindergarten to year 12. It is situated 55km north of Meekatharra in central WA. Karalundi is an oasis in the desert and includes a swimming pool, staff gymnasium and other recreational activities. Salary package includes subsidised on-site housing and utilities with salary sacrifice available. Salaries/wages based on the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia Awards. Contact the CEO or principal for further information on 08 9981 2000, email: <ceo@ karalundi.wa.edu.au> or <principal@karalundi.wa.edu.au> or post your CV with three work-related references to The CEO, PMB 6, Meekatharra, WA 6642. Karalundi Aboriginal Education Community Inc, a ministry, is independent of the Seventh-day Adventist Church organisation but is supportive of the Church.
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husband (Lennox Head); children and spouses, Michael and Grace (Tintenbar), John and Helen (Lennox Head), and Carolyn (Lennox Head); and grandchildren, Amie, Jason, Christian and Hannah. Margaret, a nurse, suffered much ill health including crippling arthritis. Intelligent with an incredible memory, she was always smiling and helping others. She loved her Lord, the Scriptures, family and wide circle of friends. Ernie Krause Collier, Keith, born 3.11.1932 in Golcar, UK; died 1.8.11 in Christchurch, NZ. On 14.4.1956, he married Audrey in Golcar Baptist Church. He was baptised together with his wife on 19.8.1989 at Rangiora, NZ. He is survived by his wife (Kaipoi); two daughters; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Keith spent his last few years in dementia care. Erik Kral Drayson, Simon Louis Stephen, born 29.4.1976 in Kettering, Northamptonshire, England; died 28.8.11 in Swan View, WA. He is survived by his partner, Sarah Archibald; his son, Lucas; his mother, Christine; his siblings, Antony Griffiths, Sacha Van-Hugten (all of Swan View), Susan, and her son, Liam (Kent, England). Simon was dearly loved by his family and friends and will be sadly missed. Our earnest desire is to see him again on the resurrection morning. Lynn Burton Lane, Harold Bruce, born 17.7.1918 in Werribee, Vic; died 4.8.11 in Ayr, Qld. He is survived by his wife, Daphane; his children, Bruce (Anne), Alwyn (Margaretann) and Rhonda; his grandchildren, Suzanne, Sandra, Bruce, Tracey, Jade and Carol; and 14 great-grandchildren. Harold was a welder by trade and spent many years colporteuring in northern Queensland. One of 12 children born to Bruce and Francis Lane, he was unswerving
in His faith in Jesus. He is greatly missed, but now rests until the resurrection. Richard Felkel Marshall, Olive Marie (nee Weekes), born 13.10.1923 in Tinonee, NSW; died 10.7.11 in Taree. In September 1947, she married Lionel Marshall. She was predeceased by Lionel, her husband of almost 64 years, on 14.5.11. She is survived by her sons, Robert (Taree), Joe and Val Marshall (Narangba, Qld); and her siblings, Athol, Verna, Jack, Athnee and Peter; seven grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Olive was a hard-worker and a dedicated gardener with a love for Jesus, roses and opals. She was a generous and loving wife, mother, sister, nana and friend to many. She will be dearly missed until resurrection morning. Mocilac, Anthony (Tony), born 7.1.1935 in Croatia; died 29.8.11 in Hamilton, Vic. On 10.5.1962, he married Olivia Vranse. He is survived by his wife (Dunkeld); his three sons and their families, Mickie and Toni (Airlie Beach, Qld), John and Annette, and David (Hamilton, Vic); and grandchildren, Jesse, Abe and Blake (Perth, WA). Tony moved to Australia in 1952, aged 17. His family suffered much under communism, but Tony was always cheerful and good company to be with. Joining the Adventist Church gave him a new joy, a new direction and much happiness. He also contributed to the building of the Seddon church in Melbourne, Vic. Russell Wareham, Peter Tung Paul Fenech Mooi, Wesley, born 1.12.1967 in Brisbane, Qld; died 5.8.11 in Vatrata Village, Vanua Lava, Vanuatu. He is survived by his parents, Jack and June Mooi (Beaudesert); and sister, Meredith Mooi. The work he was doing to clear a remote area airstrip will give life to future medical emergency cases. Many