Introducing Bronwen Lamond and Sarah Last State Committee
From the Left: Jacqueline Last, Bronwen Lamond and Sarah Last.
Introducing Bronwen Lamond and Sarah Last
Being third and fourth generation Uncle Bober’s, the Uncle Bob’s Club has always been a big part of our lives. David Last, Kevin Lamond and Robert Lamond were all directors of the club, Robert Lamond being one of the founding members and Robert and Kevin Lamond both being past presidents of the club. As current directors (Sarah being Assistant State Secretary and Bronwen being a past State Secretary) we thought it would be nice to give you a sneak peek into the rest of our lives:
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Bronwen |
Sarah |
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Occupation |
Primary school principal |
Studying physiotherapy |
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Favourite meal |
Pad Thai noodles with prawns cooked by Sarah’s boyfriend Shea |
Mum’s pasta bake or my boyfriends Satay Chicken |
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Favourite drink |
Pineapple juice |
Dr Pepper but I don’t drink it much |
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Favourite place |
Switzerland |
Berry Springs in Northern Territory |
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Favourite colour |
Blue |
Red |
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Favourite time of year |
Autumn |
Spring |
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Biggest achievement |
Seeing my babies grow up |
Getting into Physiotherapy |
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Last movie you saw |
The Lovely Bones |
Alice In Wonderland |
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Best movie you’ve seen |
Rain Man |
PS I Love You |
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Worst movie you’ve seen |
The Lovely Bones |
Punch Drunk Love |
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Favourite TV show |
Grey’s Anatomy |
Grey’s Anatomy |
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Favourite radio station |
Triple M |
Triple J |
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Favourite ice cream flavour |
Choc chip |
Cookie dough |
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Where did you grow up |
Chadstone |
Camberwell |
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Do you have any siblings |
No |
1 sister – Jacquie |
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What languages do you speak |
Only English but I learnt a little bit of French |
Only English but I’ve learnt a bit of Italian, French, Korean and Auslan |
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Are you an early riser or a night owl |
Night owl |
Night owl |
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What is your middle name |
Anne |
Kirsty |
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Are you an organ donor |
Yes |
Yes |
After hearing Tanya Griffiths speak at our general meeting about her work and organ donation on the 14th of March, we thought it would be a fitting end to this article to note that we are both organ donors. After one of Sarah’s friends became very unwell and needed a heart transplant close to two years ago we both decided to become organ donors. It was scary seeing a young person who was so fit and healthy decline so quickly. Having been a regular helper on Good Friday he was greatly missed by the Hoddle Street collection team. It really made us realise that you can’t take anything for granted, but thankfully this friend has now made a complete recovery thanks to the generosity of another person and their family.
A link to the organ donation page can be found at:
http://www.medicareaustralia.gov.au/public/services/aodr/index.jsp
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