2017-04-18 GC Agenda Att 3 to Item 5 Business Plan Cooroy Memorial Hall

   Caroline Foxon:
   30 years coordinating cultural heritage projects for local government on the Sunshine Coast, many
   funded through successful grant applications, and 3 years assessing grant applications for local
   government.

   Yvonne Pattinson OAM; JP (qual.):
   Received an OAM for service to the community which included 48 years on many committees,
   including sporting, Red Cross, schools etc. Received the Sunshine Coast Sports volunteer of the year.
   Spent 2012 fundraising for the hall. Also, a JP (qual).
   Managed a major sporting venue for 8 years and organized many events at local, district and state
   level.

   Pamela Sweetapple:
   Journalist for the Courier Mail and The Australian, as a government press secretary, editor
   (Queensland Law Handbook), and in PR for various government departments going to the bar in
   1995. Practised as a barrister in Brisbane for the last 22 years; planning to open a solicitor's
   practice in Emerald Street Cooroy next year.

   Amy Dwyer:
   Born and raised in Cooroy; Receptionist & Nursing career; Charity work; previously treasurer
   Nursing staff social committee a number of years; Long history with the hall re wedding reception in
   1971, participating in dancing concerts and classes.

   Very proud to be a descendant from one of the first pioneer families of Cooroy and District; family
   having been involved in the building of various structures in Cooroy including the Memorial Hall;
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   Great grandfather, grandfather and father at one time being trustee of one or all of those buildings.
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   “Joined the fight to save the Memorial Hall because it has happy memories for me and deserves
   another take at life.”

   This fitting statement from Amy applies as a common bond to all association members
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