Articles tagged: Tribute
National line-up for Colac’s Elvis
Colac’s own Elvis’s tribute artist Charlie Gaylard has been travelling the country as he prepares for final performances in Adelaide this weekend.
Tribute for Lynne Gatty
It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge Lynne’s passing, she was our friend and colleague, to many she was a mentor and to countless students she was their teacher.
Imps honour popular clubman
Colac Imperials coach Paul Liistro says people like Jesse Lucas are what is special about football clubs.
Clubs mourn shock loss of beloved larrikin
Sporting clubs across the Colac district are mourning the shock loss of Jesse “Shooter” Lucas, following his tragic death this week.
Road-safety pioneer remembered
He pioneered learner logbooks, taught road safety to state bigwigs, and helped to hand out 200,000 life-saving coffees in Colac.
Tribute to Colac advocate
Colac’s Ruth Spokes stood out for her kind spirit, lifetime of community service, and dedication to bringing joy to the lives of others.
Harry’s incredible ride through life
The Colac district farewelled one its sporting treasures this month when Harry Salmon died. His daughter Evelyn Allan penned this tribute about her dad, who was a champion cyclist, talented footballer and a dominant performer on the bowling green later in life. Harry was also a father to six children, 19 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren and even one great-great grandchild, living life to the fullest during his 96 years.
John always made time for others
The Colac district sporting community is mourning the loss of respected tennis and football player, coach and official John Rodger. His daughter, former Colac Herald sports editor Rachel Rodger, penned a tribute about her loving father and the impact he had on the Colac community.
Gotch remembered as loyal clubman
Alvie Football Netball Club officials say Graeme “Gotch” Parker will be remembered as one of the most committed and selfless servants in the club’s history.
Swans put their gear out for Gotch
The Alvie sporting community is painting the town red and white as a sign of respect for Gotch Parker.
Committed until the very end
When Keith Hay committed to something, he was in it for the long haul.
