Committee
Committee
President: Andrew Bishop
Vice-President: Laurie Bonney
Treasurer: Craig Hoey
Secretary: Belinda Hazell
General Members
Patricia Corby
Rebecca Jones
Amanda Wilson
Nicole Zehntner
Our Vision
To encourage and support Tasmanians to apply for Churchill Fellowships and to communicate with all Tasmanian Churchill Fellows, whether at home or abroad and to promote friendship and networking.
Our aims and objectives
- To promote the Churchill Fellowship to all Tasmanians and provide information to potential applicants;
- To welcome and support new Fellows;
- To provide opportunities for Fellowship and networking with other Fellows;
- To encourage Churchill Fellows to disseminate their Fellowship findings.
Life Members
Life Members
George Brown CF AM, LLB (1922 – 2014)
George undertook his fellowship in 1978 to study Early Tasmanian Artists and their art. He was an invaluable member of the Tasmanian Churchill Fellows Association over many years, attending most functions and being a mentor for many aspiring and newly awarded Fellows.
Elvie Munday OAM – Executive Officer Winston Churchill Trust, 1961 – 1992. Elvie assisted nearly 2500 Churchill Fellows with their travel arrangements, reports and hundreds of other aspects of their study and sponsors the Elvie Munday Churchill Fellowship.
Roger McNeice CF OAM
Roger undertook his fellowship in 1984 to study Coin Conservation. He has held various committee and officer positions with the Churchill Fellowship Association of Tasmania, including Vice President and President.
Patricia Corby CF
Patricia is a 1978 Fellow who studied developments in community based treatment as an alternative to residential care. She has been a member of the Churchill Fellowship Association of Tasmania for many years making significant contributions to the Medallion Ceremonies, Annual Dinners, Fellowship interview process and Fellowship publications among others. In 2019 Patricia received a special award from National Office Chair, David Trebeck, for services to the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust.