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Vale Stan Lancaster Respected Honorary Member of ANZROC Victoria on 28/5/2022 aged 87

 

We were very sorry to hear from Dierdre that her husband Stan Lancaster passed away from bronchial pneumonia on 28/5/2022

Our deepest condolences are conveyed to Dierdre and her family.

 

Stan Lancaster was born on 26/8/1934 – died 28/5/2022

 

He commenced his working life with the E.S. & A. Bank (January 1951 in Ballarat) which was in due course taken over by the ANZ Bank.

He was admitted to practice as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court on 1/10/1979 after studying part time while working in the bank. This involved early morning and late-night lectures outside of 9.00-5.00 working hours whilst he was also raising a young family.

When he turned 18 he had to register for National Service and served in the Navy, part of that time was on HMAS WAGGA, a mine sweeper. He always said he mainly learned how to polish brass.

His final position at the ANZ Bank was as Chief Legal Officer with quite a few solicitors working within his department.

He finally retired from the Bank in 1992 and enjoyed fly fishing and golf at Eastern Golf Club. Stan was a life member of The Victorian Fly Fishers’ Association. He enjoyed many adventures, travelling both overseas and within Australia, throughout his retirement.

Stan is survived by his wife of 62 years, Deirdre Lancaster, 2 daughters, 7 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Vale Robin Peatfield Respected Member of ANZROC Victoria aged 77 on 14/5/2022

PEATFIELD                           A.R.D.(ROBIN)                   77 YEARS                             14/05/2022

 

From Ron Adams

Sue Peatfield phoned to advise of the passing of husband Robin aged 77 years on 14/05/2022 after struggling with a severe chest infection. Robin was well known to many ANZ’ers spending time in London and Melbourne where I used to often see him at the ANZ functions. Robin and Sue left the bank and moved to South Gippsland  to become  dairy farmers until they returned to Mount Martha to be with family. Robin had a quick mind and a dry wit. He will be missed.

 

Very sad news ….Sue said there would not be a funeral but a celebration of his life will be held at Wildgrain Restaurant on 7th June from 12noon. (Wildgrain address is 1 Blamey Place, Mornington 3031)

PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE

 

Our deep condolences are extended to Sue and her family

Photos from William Angliss Lunch May 2022

Attendees
 
Anne Wee
Aldo Calvo
Andrew Kelly
Bernadette Hulbert ©
Bill Robinson
Bob Lamb
Bob Lyon
Brian Palmer
Bruce Sanderson
Carol Jukes
Carole Whiting
Cathy Cartwright
Cheryl Pearson
Concetto La Fauci ©
David Ross
Debra Kelly
Des Shady
Eamon Veaney ©
Elina Law
Gaye Reynolds
Geoff Perdriau
George Cooper ©
Glyn Parry-Jones
Graeme King ©
Graeme Randall
Jane Low
Janet Parry Jones
Jill Ward
Jim Karabatsos
Joan Nathan ©
Joe Romano
John Carrazzo
John McPhee
John Moore
John Plunkett
Julia Bayer
Karen Oakley
Kathy Shady
Ken Crawford ©
Ken Pattison ©
Leanne Parker
Linda Davidson
Maria Natoli
Mary Nicolazzo
Neville Pearson
Norris Gale
Owen Philp
Paul Tovey
Pauline Speed
Peter Chubb
Peter Saville
Reny Frighetto ©
Rob Newman
Ron Adams©
Sheryl Heard
Susan Willis
Tina Karabatsos
Vicky Genius ©
Viji Dharann
Wayne Hulbert
 

 

Vale Jack Stewart Respected Honorary Member of ANZROC Victoria aged 86

Andree Stewart-Speeddaughter of our Honorary Member Jack Stewart  emailed “I am very sad to advise that my dear father Jack passed away peacefully at home on 19 March 2022 aged 86 years.

He loved his career at ANZ which spanned 39 years starting out at the age of 16 he loved work and made many  friends. We had a great photo of the Staff at the 350 Collins street Stock Exchange branch at the service .

He also had a great time as relieving officer in country Victoria for a period and often helped out when needed for other duties.

It was funny to hear some of the things he did such as;

  • putting on the footy boots for Katamatite when they were a player short
  • serving behind the bar at a pub where he was staying when the barman called in sick
  • playing the drums one night when the band member couldn’t make it

He was a great sportsman playing, cricket, football, and athletics and was a life member at Mulgrave Football Club.

Jack  also did his  National service in the Australian Navy  at age 18  for 6 months.

He enjoyed reading the newsletters and seeing familiar names. On a personal note for me I worked at ANZ for  12 years and I also fondly remember some of the names I read in the newsletters.

Phil Dunstan was my first manager and I fondly remember.

Paul McKernan, Roy Sloggett, Dieter Telburn, and Stephen Green.”

Our condolences are extended to Andree and her family