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Sir William Kilpatrick

Sir William Kilpatrick came to be known as the founding father of the Churchill Trust in Australia. He was responsible for the organisation of the fundraising appeal (known as Operation ‘G’) after Churchill’s death and was Chairman of the Appeal Committee. He was National Chairman of the Churchill Trust from 1965 until 1975 and then served as National President from 1975 until 1980. Upon his death in 1985, the Board named a perpetual Fellowship in his honour due to his dedicated work on behalf of the Churchill Trust.


Title of Fellowship

Sir William Kilpatrick Churchill Fellowship for a project dealing with any general health issue. Established in 1988.

For Award

Annually

Number of Fellowships Awarded

21

Fellows

1992 -- ARMSTRONG Kenneth

1997 -- ARCHER Francis

1989 -- CATANESE Albert

1994 -- BLEBY Peter

1995 -- BREIDAHL Alan

1996 -- DELAHUNTY Michael

1999 -- RIDE Lawson

2000 -- CHUDLEIGH Andrew

2002 -- KAFCALOUDES Phillip

1990 -- MARTYN Bette

2001 -- HAMILTON Kellie

1988 -- PRITCHARD Robyn

1991 -- IRELAND Lynette

1998 -- FREESTONE Lyndie

2002 -- PHYLAND Debbie

2003 -- McGANN Anne

2004 -- McKAY Sally

2009 -- HOWARD Joanne

2008 -- ROSE Thomas

2010 -- WRIGHT Clancy

2011 -- de WIT Anthony

The high regard of Churchill Fellowships helped open many doors that would have otherwise not been open.
Odette Best
2002 Churchill Fellow