On Tuesday 18th September 2012, history was made when the Melbourne Football Club offically launched the Ron Barassi Bequest Society in the Jim Stynes Room at the MCG.
A select group of the Club’s longest serving members were honoured to attend this exclusive afternoon, hosted by Ron Barassi, alongside the ever entertaining Chris Connolly.
Barassi said he was extremely privileged to be involved, urging attendees to consider leaving a Bequest to assist the Club in years to come.
Every heart beats true for the red and the blue… time passes, names change, but we all have one thing in common, the love of the Demons.
Making a bequest to the Club is a unique way of supporting the red and blue football family, without impacting on your present income. Bequests will help secure the future of the Club.
All past, present and future supporters of the Melbourne Football Club who are interested in the future of the Club now have an opportunity to play a vital and integral part of the Club’s future successes.
When you and your family are planning your estate you want to provide for the people and causes closest and dearest to you.
Once you have provided for your loved ones, please consider making a gift to the Melbourne Football Club.
We recommend that you consult your legal advisor and discuss these important decisions with your family and friends.
By leaving a bequest today, your bank balance will be exactly the same tomorrow.
Contact information
To seek further information, to clarify details or to enjoy a confidential conversation about leaving a bequest, please contact:
The Fundraising Team
Phone: 1300 DEMONS (1300 336 667)
Email: membership@melbournefc.com.au
Society Members
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John Abbey |
Margaret Johnstone |
John Ross |
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Anonymous |
Leigh Keen |
Fiona Sharpe |
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Ron Barassi OAM |
Ralph King |
Anne Shellard |
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Audrey Bassett |
Denise Knights |
Ron Smith |
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Lyn Bishop |
Anonymous |
Sophie Smith |
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Jan Broadbent |
Clyde Laidlaw |
Adam Smith |
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Todd Broadbent |
Anonymous |
Eric Smithers |
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Jeffrey Clark |
Ruth Langley (dec.) |
Sue Smithers |
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Robert Clarke |
Ralph Laurie |
Anonymous |
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Heather Cole |
Roberta Laurie |
Janne Speirs |
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Don Cole |
Trevor Lockwood |
Fay Spencer |
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Kenneth Davis |
William Lee |
Ross Stansfield |
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Anonymous |
Michael Lipshutz |
Leigh Taylor |
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Jill Dawson |
Ian Lording |
Graham Travers |
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Hilary Delanay |
William Lyall |
John Trotter |
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David Delaney |
Penny Mackieson |
Damien Vance |
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Eric Dick |
Kate Martello |
Geoff Warren |
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Jam Dimmick |
Anonymous |
Cornelius Watson (dec.) |
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Geoff Dow |
Anthony Micallef |
David Weedon |
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Phil Edwardes |
John Monahan |
John Welsh |
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Don Edwards |
Anonymous |
Noel Whale |
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Ron Elsbury |
Ian Munro |
Alan White |
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Bernard Feely |
Richard Narik |
Patricia White |
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Geoff Fishlock |
Anonymous |
Matthew White |
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Lindsay Ford |
Kay Noy |
Adam Wilson |
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Ross Foster |
Anonymous |
Junette Winterton |
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Wolfgang Frank |
Fred Oldfield |
George Zagon |
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Betty Gale-Mansfield |
Elaine Paul (dec.) |
Zich Zichy-Woinarski |
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Andrew Galvin |
Anonymous |
Anonymous |
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Jade Galvin-King |
Michael Pearce |
Anonymous |
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Lance Gilmour |
Dr Peter Ashton |
Anonymous |
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David Griffiths |
Peta Phillips |
Anonymous |
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Norm Hall |
Yvonne Preston |
Anonymous |
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Anonymous |
William Purvis |
Anonymous |
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Norma Hanby |
Robert Richardson |
Anonymous |
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Carina Harding |
Don Riley |
Anonymous |
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Sue Harris |
David Roach |
Anonymous |
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Karen Hayes |
Judy Roach |
Anonymous |
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David Horsburgh |
Anonymous |
Anonymous |
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Robin Horsburgh |
Anonymous |
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Aris Joannides |
Pamela Romanes |
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