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