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Published 18 Jun 2021 
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Our work would not be possible without the support of people like you. 

Generously donating in memory of loved ones were:

  • Susan Dorothea White and Brian Freeman donated in memory of Elizabeth (Betty) Mason.
  • Julie Asquith and Daniel Lee donated in memory of Patricia McAllen.
  • Jaqueline Thomas, Stewart Holman, Stephen Whiston,  Lorna Whiston and Hugh Macleod donated in memory of Marina Waldron &mdash a wonderful young woman who sadly died at the age of 21yrs old.
  • Anne Lahlou-Quevarec donated in memory of Marina Waldron (1999-2020) — Marina was a wonderful person who left us too soon. She spent her gap year in Australia and was very concerned by Nature and its conservation. With all our Love, from Anne, Tarik & Victoria.
  • Eric Cadzow, Michael Johnston and Jeanette Knox donated in memory of Mrs Betty Mason.
  • Mary Natoli donated in memory of John Anthony Kennedy.
  • Douglas Thomas donated in memory of Neil Edney.
  • Susan Pagram donated in loving memory of Elizabeth Rogers.
  • Faye Smith, Margaret Murray donated in memory of Clayton Peacock.
  • Suzanne Norris donated in memory of Jeanell Buckley.

Gifts in lieu of celebration were made by:

  • Sarah Martin donated in celebration of Fiona Reilly and Stephen Parnis on their wedding

Eremophila in flower at Charles Darwin Reserve. Photo Catherine Hunt.
Eremophila in flower at Charles Darwin Reserve. Photo Catherine Hunt.

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