Where are they now? Simon Janes (1992) is Global Head of Mining and Metals – Research and Analysis for ANZ Institutional Bank. Simon and his wife Ellen and sons Max (aged four) and William (18 months) recently returned to Australia after living in Europe and other parts of Australia. They live in Canterbury. He and his family are planning to spend Christmas in the Netherlands with Ellen’s family. David Sadler (1977) has worked for the Australian Customs Service for more than 25 years in various roles. He was Head of Customs in Tonga at one stage and recently accepted a contract to work as an Advisor to Customs in the Solomon Islands. Andrew McLeish (2000) and his wife Susan are the proud parents of Oliver Stephen McLeish born 13 February 2015 at St John of God Hospital in Geelong. Oliver is a brother to 20 month old Jack. Chris Nayna (2008) is a cardiology nurse at Box Hill Hospital. Ben Stafford (2014) has been awarded the ADFA Education Award and the Battle of Long Tan Award for his work in the wider community. Lorenzo Montesini (1964) presented a series of lectures at the NSW State Library entitled The Fall of the last Royal House of Egypt and the First Revolution, July 1952. Lorenzo was the first chairman and is now the co-chair of the International Friends of the Bibliotheca who meet every year in Alexandria (see below). Lorenzo’s maternal family were
closely connected with the Mohamed Ali royal family and he has still close ties with most members of the family scattered around the world.
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Ben Evans (1998) married Jamie Campbell on 21 June 2014 at the Morna Run Country Club in San Diego Cameron Handley (2000) and his wife Kate welcomed their first son, Hudson Mark into the world on 11 February this year, a brother to their three year old daughter, Milla. Paul Cleaves (1961) is a retired secondary teacher. Paul completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Melbourne and his post graduate studies at Monash. He has taught at Springvale Secondary and more recently St Leonard’s College. Richard Clancy (2001) married Rebecca Spencer in October last year at the Soply Mill in Bournemouth U.K. The couple met at a work function in New York. Iain Clancy (2003) was the Best Man. Fellow Old Collegians Damien Smythe, Nick Aitken and Trent Lyons were also guests at the wedding. Greg Jennings (1995) is the Head of Creative for 1116 SEN radio. Prior to that Greg worked for 15 years as a voice artist and copywriter at a number of commercial broadcast outlets around Australia, including Nova 100 and 3AW. He and his brother Dave, (1988), still enjoy the thrills of horse racing and have formed a Band of Brothers syndicate with ex De La students Andrew (1988) and Jonothon Brabner (1991) and Pete Manning (1988). Gerald William Cogley (1947) and his wife Patricia celebrated their 60th diamond wedding anniversary in February. Gerald’s sons Michael (1973), Peter (1975) and Gerard (1980), and grandson Cameron Mason (2011), all attended the College. Christopher Dunn (2008) lives in Hanoi, Vietnam where he is an English editor for a Vietnamese newspaper.
Nicholas Dunn (2004) is a specialist dietician currently working in Melbourne. He focuses on paediatrics and gastrointestinal disorders. Dick Reardon (1948) retired from the former PMG where he was at one stage in charge of the Shepparton PMG. His grandsons Paul (1996) and Aaron (1997) attended the College. Jason la Greca (2004) and his wife Lianne are proud to announce the birth of their son Luca who was born on 5 December 2014 at Francis Perry House in Melbourne. Frank Perrone (1987) has worked in youth services for more than 20 years and is currently a Team Leader of Youth Services at the Whitehorse City Council. He and his wife Heidi live in Ivanhoe with their two boys, Jarrod (aged 13) and Luke (aged 11). Frank lives in Ivanhoe and is a keen cyclist.
Anthony Hillier (2002) (pictured above) married Jamieson Gaylard in the Victoria Gardens in Prahran on 23 November 2013. Anthony and Jamie relocated to London in July 2014 where he is now a process engineer with Worley Parsons. Bill Ziogos (1988) and his wife Vasiliki are proud to announce the arrival of Kosta, born at the Mater Mother’s Hospital, Brisbane. A brother to two year old Panayiota. Andrew Dunkerley (2001) is the Group Content Director for Capitol