The Magazine of St Aloysius' College • 'Men for Others' • Issue XLVII ...

Thomas Switzer has left The Australian where
1989 he was the Editor of the Opinion Pages to
take up the position as Foreign Affairs Advisor to the Leader
of the Opposition, The Hon Dr Brendan Nelson MP (SAC
Past Parent).
Paul Schaafsma and his wife Madeleine had
1990 their fourth child in May. Simon was born in
London and weighed 7lb 7oz. Simon has settled in well
to life at home. Paul is the European Managing Director of
Australian Vintage, the new name for McGuigan Simeon
Wines.
Edward Zelma played First XI Cricket for the
1993 Gordon Club in the Sydney Grade Cricket
Competition, whilst Justin Waller (SAC 2005) played
Second XI for the Eastern Suburbs Club.
Paul Behm and his wife Anne-Louise had a
1994 baby on 1 May 2008. Patrick Thomas Behm
is a happy and healthy boy and has settled in well to life
at home.
1995 M a r t o n
Marosszeky
joined Qantas after
leaving school and
Marton Marosszeky (in yellow
vest) at the Airbus factory in
Hamburg, Germany with one of
the Qantas A380 aircraft.
became an apprentice
Aircraft Maintenance
Engineer. He graduated,
with a Certificate of
Commendation, in 1998.
In 1999 he became a fully
endorsed licensed aircraft
maintenance engineer and
started his Bachelor of
Engineering (Electrical) at
the University of Technology
Sydney, graduating with
a Distinction in 2007. In
December 2007 he was
appointed to go to Hamburg, Germany on a two-year
posting to the Airbus assembly plant to form part of the
Production Inspection Team as the Avionics Specialist
supervising the final production of the Airbus A380
aircraft for Qantas Airways. Marton’s younger brother
Paul Marosszeky (SAC 2002), graduated from Sydney
University with a Bachelor of Medical Science in
2007. He was accepted into the Monash University
Faculty of Medicine to continue his medical studies
in Neurosurgery, and will graduate in 2011. Paul is
attending Monash University after winning a Defence
Department Postgraduate Scholarship. Marton and Paul’s
Father, Peter Marosszeky (SAC Parent 1990 – 2002),
still assists the College Cadet Unit and is the Unit’s
Quartermaster. In recognition of Peter’s service, he was
recently promoted by the Army to the rank of Captain.
Rev Fr Thomas Brancik finished his doctorate in Canon Law
and is now teaching at the Wagga Seminary.
Captain James Donohoe is an Officer in
1997 the Regular Army and is the Adjutant of
the University of New South Wales Regiment. James will
be posted overseas in October 2008. James’ brother,
Lt Paul Donohoe (SAC 1999) is posted with the Signals
Regiment at Holsworthy. Paul has recently returned from
a tour of Iraq and has previously served in the Solomon
Islands. James and Paul assisted their mother, Catherine,
at the Holy Family School Lindfield (where Catherine is a
teacher) Anzac Day Ceremony in April. John Donohoe
(SAC 2001) is in his sixth year of studies at the University of
Technology, where he is studying a Bachelor of Engineering
(Software)/Business Studies-Accounting. Anthony Donohoe
(SAC 2005) is in his third year of studies at the University of
Technology, where he is studying a Bachelor of Engineering
(Electrical). The youngest Donohoe, Nicholas, is in Year 10
at the College.
Catherine Donohoe (Currant Parent) with sons James (SAC 1997)
and Paul (SAC 1999) at the Holy Family School, Lindfield
Anzac Day Ceremony.
Nigel Mukhi is working as a real estate agent with McGrath
Estate Agents. Nigel is based in the Neutral Bay/Mosman
Office and is specialising in property on the Lower North
Shore.
After completing Year 12 at the College, James Corbishley
moved to Canberra for his undergraduate degree and
masters studies in economics. He then spent a number
of years working in the government sector, followed by
economic consultancy. He has recently taken up a five
month position as a technical adviser working on a US
Government aid contract in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Sean Andersen has completed his medical
1998 studies at Sydney University and commenced
as an intern at Hornsby Hospital in January 2008. His
brother Paul (SAC 2000) is the physiotherapist in charge of
the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit at Gosford Hospital.
Brian Molloy was accepted into the Australian
2001 Army in January 2003, to the Royal Military
College Duntroon, however was Discharged Medically
Unfit For Service in January 2005. For two years Brian
worked as a Sheriff’s Officer in the ACT Supreme Court
and now works for the Australian Federal Police. On 24
November 2007 Brian married Amanda Jean Statos. Brian
and Amanda are living in Canberra.
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