John is proud of his achievements over 82 years, and his 65 years in the surf life saving movement. Competing in the 2005 Championships were John himself, his daughter, Jo, and her daughter. All nine of John's children were in the movement and attained their Surf Awards - When this picture was taken at the 2005 Champs, John asked "is it for my obituary ?", adding with a smile, "you'll have to wait a while to use it" 

Allan, just ten years junior to Johnnie Watt, introduced his son Steven into the 21 Club at the 2005 AGM.

Graeme has been around at club, district and national level for a great many years, and continues to do good work in many fields. He is a power of strength in matters relating to the success of the 21 Club, being the major contributor to our new constitution a couple of years ago.

Les Freeman is well remembered at District (Otago), Southern Region, and National Level for his association with competitions, mainly as Carnival Controller and at the NZ Champs, as Chief Marshall. His involvement ended when the Chief Marshall position was abolished at the NZ Championships (photograph taken during a visit & BBQ with Les, January, 2006 - Syd)

Looking after the Registration Table and welcoming guests to the 2006 AGM in New Plymouth, on behalf of President Dave Emett, was in the very good hands of Bruce & Trish Ball

Colin Benbrook, Neville Nodder, and Bbarry McLean take a break during the final day of the 2006 NZ Champs at Oakura

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