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“Sandy has worked in a caring role at Lyndoch Living for twenty-eight years, having become a nurse eighteen years ago and stepping into the role of Clinical Leader in Riverside Hostel eight years ago. I have chosen Sandy as I admire her commitment to the residents and staff in Riverside.
Sandy is always approachable for us all. She has a huge responsibility within her role. Now in the environment of Covid 19 restrictions, there is much reassurance for the residents and their well-being. When I asked Sandy what her love of the job is, she replied: ‘It’s the residents. It’s challenging but so rewarding.’ “
Malcolm Trompf is a resident of Waterfront Living. He has created an art gallery of his own in the corner study of the apartment, which he shares with his wife Helen. Malcolm has been drawing for most of his life and credits his parents with providing him with pencils to ‘keep me quiet…and I would sketch people around me’. Malcolm has quite a portfolio and favours landscapes, architecture and animals. His portrait entry for the 2020 Warrnibald, a first time entrant, is of local personality Barry Warren.
Warren provided the following information on Barry in support of his entry:-
- father of five, three biological and two Aboriginal
- 2008 Pride of a Nation Award for determination, strength of character and triumph over personal diversity
- Qualified for Australian team World Titles
- Triathlon, America in 1996, Perth 2000
- Duathlon, Spain 1997, Adelaide 2016
- Past President, Warrnambool Cycling, East Warrnambool Cricket and Warrnambool Veterans Cycling clubs, together with Life membership of
Warrnambool Cycling, Merrivale football, and Warrnambool Veterans Cycling clubs- Former Australian Veteran Cycling Champion life member
- Five long distance rides for charity
- Assisted fire victims
- Surviving serious health issues
- Always supporting and encouraging others
