Subjects are added to the Australian Dictionary of Biography in chronological order of death. From 2012, ADB staff will be adding entries for those who died in the 1990s, beginning with those who died in 1991 and working through the list by year of death.
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ABAL, Tei, c1932-1994, politician
ABEL SMITH, Henry (Sir), 1900-1993, governor
ABEL, (Sir) Cecil Charles, 1903-1994, missionary and politician
ABELES, (Sir) Emil Herbert Peter, 1924-1999, businessman
ABOUD, Nicholas, 1911-1992, company director and shirt manufacturer
ACKROYD, Joyce Irene, 1918-1991, professor of Japanese
AHERN, John James, 1904-1994, dairy farmer, political party chairman and councillor
ALBERT, (Sir) Alexis Francois, 1904-1996, businessmen
ALBISTON, Harold Edward, 1897-1994, veterinary scientist
ALCORSO, Claudio, 1913-2000, industrialist and patron
ALEXANDER, Frederick, 1899-1996, historian
ALEXANDER, Ruth, 1914-1999, music educator
ALLEN, Peter Richard Woolnough, 1944-1992, singer
ALLWRIGHT, John, 1927-1994, primary industry leader
ANDERSON, David Outram, 1917-1994, chairman AMP Society
ANDERSON, Edward Leslie James, 1921-1996, air force officer
ANDERSON, George, 1911-1989, explorer, government officer
ANDERSON, John Herbert, 1899-1994, rural industry leader, stud cattle breeder
ANDERSON, (Dame) Judith, 1898-1992, actror
ANDERSON, Kathleen Harris, 1921-1996, politician
ANDERSON, Margaret Irene, 1915-1995, GM MV Empire Star
ANDREW, Bruce, 1908-1996, footballer and author
ANDREW, Richard Roderick, 1911-1994, dean of medicine
ANDREWARTHA, Herbert George, 1907-1992, zoologist
ANDREWS, Mary Maria, 1915-1996, Anglican deaconess and missionary,
ANGELAKIS, George, c,1920-1993, fish retailer
ANGELL, Herbert Raleigh, 1893-1992, scientist, CSIRO
ANTILL, James Macquarie, 1912-1994, engineer
ARCHDALE, Helen Elizabeth, 1907-2000, headmistress, Abbotsleigh School
ARCHER, Keith McRae, 1905-1999, public service statistician and Commonwealth statistician
ARGY, Victor Elie, 1929-1993, economist, Macquarie University and director IMF
ARKELL, Francis Neville, 1935- 1998, politician and mayor, Wollongong
ARKLEY, Howard, 1951-1999, artist
ARLEN, Albert 1905-1993, composer, actor, author and director
ARNOT, Jean Fleming, 1903-1995, librarian and equal opportunity pioneer
ARTHUR, Wilfrid Stanley, 1919-2000, air force pilot, farmer and manger Ranger uranium mine
ASHTON, Phyllis, 1918-2000, performing arts, circus owner, trapeze artist and horsewoman
ASHTON, Queenie, 1903-1999 actor
ASHWORTH, Henry Ingham, 1907-1991, architect
ASPREY, Kenneth William, 1905-1993, judge and royal commissioner
ASTON, (Sir) William John, 1916-1997, politician
AUSTIN, Lawrence, 1926-2000, neuroscientist and researcher
AUSTIN, Mervyn Neville, 1913-1991, professor of classics,
AUSTIN, Richard Wigram Locke, 1919-2000 barrister, intelligence administrator, deputy director, ASIS,
AUSTIN, Ward, 1935-1998, disc jockey and radio producer
BACHLI, Douglas William, 1922- 2000, golfer
BACON, Eva, 1909-1994, community leader, feminist and resistance fighter
BADDELEY, William Pye, 1914-1998, Anglican priest
BADEN-POWELL, Frank, 1929-1992, actor and entrepreneur
BADGER, Colin Robert, 1906-1993, educator
BAER, Werner Felix, 1914-1992, musician,
BAILEY, (Sir) Harold, 1899-1996, scholar and linguist
BAIN, Sister Mary Albertus, 1911-1999, historian
BAKER, Richard David, 1908-1996, dairy entrepreneur
BANCROFT, Bruce Douglas, 1916-2000, air force officer
BARBOUR, Peter, 1925-1996, ASIO director-general
BARDWELL, Leslie James, 1916-1995, police officer and forensic scientist
BARHAM, Raymond James, 1908-1998, army officer
BARKER, Alwyn Bowman (Sir), 1900-1998, engineer and Industrialist
BARKER, Keith Austin, 1898-1993, shipping agent and businessman
BARNARD, Lance Herbert, 1919-1997, Labor deputy prime minister, ambassador to Sweden
BARNES, Charles Edward, 1901-1998, politician and thoroughbred horse breeder
BARNES, George Victor, c1927-2000, boxer
BARNETT, Tudor Harvey, 1925-1995, director-general, ASIO
BARR, Margaret, 1904-1991, choreographer and dance teacher
BARRY, Hugh Collis, 1912-1994, orthopaedic surgeon
BARWICK, Donald Gordon, 1914-1998, farmer co-founder Australia Wheat Board
BARWICK, (Sir) Garfield Edward, 1903-1997, High Court judge
BASSINGTHWAIGHTE, Arthur, 1919-1998, beef industry managing director
BASTEN, (Sir) Henry Bolton, 1903- 1992, university vice-chancellor
BATTERHAM, Genevieve Louise, 1955-1995, film maker, activist, artist and multiple sclerosis sufferer
BATTERHAM, Maurice Samuel, 1906-1996, navy commander, mines and bomb disposal expert
BAUER, Walter Ernest, 1921-1992, tourist-resort developer
BAX, Robert Dean, c1925-2000, football coach, starting-price bookmaker and sports journalist
BAYLISS, (Sir) Noel Stanley, 1906-1997, professor of chemistry
BAYLISS, Peter John, 1928-1999, medical practitioner and law reformer
BEADELL, Len, 1923-1995, surveyor
BEAR, Lindsay Alfred, 1920-2000, army officer
BEATTIE, (Sir), Alexander Craig, 1912-1999, Industrial Court judge
BEAUREPAIRE, Ian Francis, 1922-1996, businessman and lord mayor
BEAUSANG, John Leslie, 1912-2000, shire chairman and mayor
BECHER, Robert Gordon, 1914-1997, metallurgist
BECHERVAISE, John Mayston, 1910-1998, explorer
BEDBROOK, (Sir), George Montario, 1921-1991, surgeon
BEHAN, Norman Gregory Joseph, 1908-2000, medical practitioner and arts collector and patron
BEHNE, Edmond Rowlands, 1906-1995, businessman
BELL, Guilford Marsh, 1912-1992, architect
BELL, John, c1947-1993, fashion tycoon
BELLANTO, Anthony John, 1907- 1992, barrister
BENJAMIN, Phyllis Jean, 1907-1994, politician
BENKO, Nancy, 1910-1999, bacteriologist and art historian
BENNIER, Frank 'Benier', 1919-1998, cartoonist, painter and military intelligence
BENTLEY, Charles Walter, 1907-1995, comedian and actor
BERNDT, Catherine Helen, c1917-1994, anthropologist
BEVAN, Brian Eyrl, 1924-1991, Rugby League footballer, expatriate
BIERWIRTH, Rudolph, 1899-1993, army officer
BIRCH, Arthur John, 1919-1995, professor of chemistry
BIRCHALL, Ida Lois, 1906-1996, medic
BIRDSELL, Joseph Bernard, 1908-1994, anthropologist
BIRTLES, Dora Eileen (1903-1992) and Herbert Victor (1900-1994), writers and journalists
BLACKMORE, Edward Richard Webster, 1910-1996, businessman and community worker
BLAIKIE, George Neil, 1915-1995,author, journalist and historian
BLAKE, John David and 1909-2000, communist
BLAND, (Sir) Henry Armand, 1909-1997, public servant
BLAXLAND, Peter, c1916-1996, medical officer, RAF, surgical registrar, teacher, and surgeon
BLIGH, Arthur, 1905-1998, architect and planner
BLIGH, Kitchener, 1913-1998, Aboriginal community leader and house painter
BLIGHT, Frederick John, 1913-1995, poet
BLOCKSIDGE, Pauline Jennifer Luard, 1932-1995, actor, director, dramaturge and drama teacher
BLOW, Rex, 1917-2000, army officer, POW and guerilla commander
BLUCK, Harry, 1915-1991, band leader and unionist
BLUE, Thomas Crampton, 1908-1991, businessman and sports administrator
BLUNDEN, Godfrey, 1906-1996, war correspondent and author
BODEN, Alexander, 1913-1993, manufacturing chemist, author and philanthropist
BODYCOMB, Annie Mayne, 1904-2000 nurse
BOHEMIA, Jack, 1900-1994, Aboriginal tracker
BOLTON, Alexander Thorley, 1926-1996, publisher, "Brindabella Press"
BOLTON, Herbert Cairns, 1921-2000, scientist and physicist
BOLTON, John Gatenby, 1922-1993, radio astronomer
BONNER, Neville Thomas, 1922-1999, Aboriginal politician
BONNEY, Maude Rose, 1897-1994, aviator and community leader
BONUTTO, Osvaldo, 1903-1999, rural worker, plantation manager, publican and interpreter
BONYTHON, John Langdon, 1905-1992, company director
BOOKER, Malcolm Richard, 1915-1998, ambassador
BOOMER, Garth, c1941-1993, educationist
BORLAND, Kevin, 1926-2000, architect
BORRIE, Wilfrid David, 1913-2000, social science, demography
BORSARI, Nino, 1911-1996, cyclist and community identity
BOURKE, Paul Francis, 1938-1999, academic, historian and professor of history
BOUSLOFF, Kira, 1914-c2000, ballet teacher and manager
BOWEN, Edward George, 1911-1991, engineer and astronomer physicist
BOWEN, Sarah Elva G, 1918-1999, trade union Communist and activist
BOYD, Arthur Merric Bloomfield, 1920-1999, artist
BRACEGIRDLE, Warwick Seymour, 1911-1993, naval officer
BRACK, Cecil John, 1920-1999, artist
BRADDON, Russell Reading, 1921-1995, ,author, lecturer and expatriate
BRADLEY, Jean, 1906-1991, drama producer
BRASH, Elton, 1938-1998, vice-chancellor
BRASS, Henry Douglas,1910-1994, journalist
BRAY, John Jefferson, 1912-1995, chief justice and poet
BRAY, (Sir) Theodor Charles, 1905-2000, newspaper editor and university founder and chancellor
BREEN, Marie Freda, 1902-1993, welfare worker and Liberal senator
BRICKHILL, Paul Chester Jerome, 1916-1991, writer, RAAF
BRIGGS, Ernest, 1914-1994, Salvation Army chaplain
BRINK, John Carlyon 1920-1997, South African born activist and bookseller
BRISSENDEN, Robert Francis, 1928-1991, poet, novelist, critic and reader in English
BROAD, Edmund George, 1921-1993, judge and horseracing administrator
BRODZIAK, Kenn, 1913-1999, entertainment entrepreneur
BROGAN, Mervyn Francis, 1915-1994, army officer
BROMWICH, John Edward, 1918-1999, tennis player
BROOKMAN, David Norman, 1917-2000, politician
BROTHERS, Peter Charles, 1930-1995, dental reformer
BROWN, (Sir), Allen Stanley, 1911-1999, public servant
BROWN, Michael Challis, 1938-1997, artist
BROWN, Olive, c1945-1993, Aboriginal community worker
BROWN, Philip Lawrence, 1904-1996, historian
BROWNE, Coral, 1913-1991, actress
BROWNING, Arthur Byron, 1913-1997, bookmaker, gambler and wool-classer
BROWNING, George Julian, 1918-2000, artist
BROWNING, Tom, 1920-1998, zoologist and peace activist
BRYANS, Lina, 1909-2000, artist and benefactor
BRYANT, Bert, 1927-1991, race caller
BRYANT, Gordon Munro, 1914-1991, teacher and politician
BRYDEN, William, 1904-1992, scientist, headmaster and museum director
BUCHAN, John (Sir), 1909-1998, architect and businessman
BUCKHAM, Jeanette Mary Landell, 1926-2000, school principal, Buddhist Cittami Hospice
BUCKNALL, John Graeme, 1909-1995, clergyman
BUDDEN, Phil, 1906-1991, chairman, advisory committee of the National Film Archive
BULGER, Violet Josephine, 1900-1993 Ngunnawal leader and Brungle community
BULL, Albert Edward 'Ted'" 1914-1997 union leader
BULLWINKEL, Vivian, 1915-2000, army nurse, POW, war hero and hospital administrator
BUNNING, Charles Robert and (Gavin McRae), 1905-(1910-), 1994-(1991), businessmen
BUNTINE, Gladys Selby, 1901-1992, Girl Guide Commissioner
BUNTINE, Noel Lynton, 1927-1994, cattle-transport entrepreneur and horseracing administrator
BUNTING, (Edward) John (Sir), 1918-1995, head, Prime Minister's Department, secretary to cabinet
BURBRIDGE, Gwendolen Norah, 1904-2000, nurse
BURBURY, Stanley Charles (Sir), 1909-1998, judge and governor
BURGMANN, Victor Dudley, c.1916-1991, radio physicist, chairman, CSIRO
BURKE, Frances Mary, 1907-1994, textile designer
BURKE, Joseph Terence (Sir), 1913-1992, art historian
BURKE, William John Gerard, 1923-1994, neurologist
BURN, Ian Lee, 1939-1993, artist
BURNISTON, George Garrett, 1914-1992, physician and army medico
BURNS, Malcolm, 1938-1999, steelmaker
BURNUM BURNUM (Harry Penrith), 1936-1997, Aboriginal activist, actor, storyteller
BURRAGE, Reginald Bruce, 1917-1999 air force officer
BURRAMURRA, David, c1917-1994, Aboriginal leader and artist
BURTON, Clare, 1942-1998, international expert on gender and race bias, author
BUSBY David, 1957-1998, agricultural ranger
BUSH, Roger, 1918-2000, Methodist minister, broadcaster and journalist
BUTLIN, Noel George, 1921-1991, social science, economic history
BUTTROSE, Charles Oswald George, 1909-1999, journalist, ABC war correspondent
BYERS, (Sir) Maurice Hearne, 1917-1999, Solicitor-General of Australia, public servant
BYRNE, Condon Bryan, 1910-1993, politician
BYRNE, Mary Anne, 1906-1998, Josephite nun and hospital matron
CAIGER, George, 1903-1991, academic, author and broadcaster
CALABY, John Henry, 1922-1998, environmental scientist,
CALDWELL, Amy 'Starkie', 1910-1994, pilot and first WAAAF officer
CALDWELL, Clive Robertson, 1911-1994, "WW2 fighter pilot, group captain, textile and property businessman
CALLAGHAN, Allan Robert (Sir), 1903-1993, agricultural scientist and public servant
CALLAGHAN, Bede Bertrand (Sir), 1912-1993, banker and chancellor, Newcastle University
CALLINAN, Bernard James (Sir), 1913-1995, army officer, WW2, engineer, chairman, Parliament House Construction Authority and Chairman, MCC
CAMERON, Eustace John, 1913-1998, grazier and community worker
CAMPBELL, Alison Anne McArthur, 1903-1995, physiotherapist
CAMPBELL, Frederick Alexander, 1911-1995, politician, poultry farmer and poultry show judge
CAMPBELL, Ian Ross (Major General), 1900-1997, commanding officer, 2/1st Australian Infantry Battalion
CAMPBELL, Joan Ruth, 1925-1997, potter
CAMPBELL, Robert (Jnr), 1944-1993, Aboriginal artist
CANET, Lawrence George, 1910-1996, army officer
CARLISLE, Robert Maxwell, 1936-1994, lawyer
CARR, David (Ivo), 1926-1999, town planner
CARR, Kath, 1909-1999, garden designer, Binalong
CARR, Nina Livingstone, 1907-1992, teacher and headmistress
CARRARD, Alice, 1897-2000, music teacher
CARRODUS, Peter Rutherford, c1930-1994, radio manager
CARROLL, James Patrick, 1909-1995, Catholic archbishop
CARRUTHERS, Donald Sinclair, c1930-2000, mining company executive
CASELY, Elma Gertrude, 1904-1995, physiotherapist
CASEY, Ron, 1927-2000, sports broadcaster
CASLEY-SMITH, John, c1935-1997, medical scientist
CASTAN, Aaron Ronald, 1939-1999, barrister, lawyer and law reformer
CATCHESIDE, David Guthrie, 1907-1994, microbiologist and pioneer of microbal genetics in Australia
CATO, Nancy Fotheringham, 1917-2000, novelist and publicist
CAUGHLEY, Graeme James, 1937-1994, assistant chief, CSIRO Division of Wildlife
CAULFIELD, Harold William, 1918-1994, horticulturist
CHALK, Gordon William Wesley (Sir), 1913-1991, politician
CHALLENDER, Stuart David, 1947-1991, musician and conductor
CHAMBERS, Raymond John, 1917-1999, professor of accounting
CHANG, Victor Peter, 1936-1991, heart surgeon and murder victim
CHAPMAN, Dora, c1911-1995, art teacher
CHAPMAN, Ivan Douglas, 1919-1994, TV journalist, producer and military historian
CHATER, Gordon Maitland, 1922-1999, actor and comedian
CHISHOLM, Keith Bruce, 1918-1991, air force officer
CHISHOLM, Robert George, 1910-1998, skiing champion
CHONG, Frederick, 1915-1999, professor of mathematics
CHRISTIAN, Clifford Stuart, 1907-1996, agricultural scientist
CHRISTIE, Vernon Howard Colville (Sir), 1909-1994, accountant, company director and politician
CHURCH, Ivor Frederick, 1913-1998, Anglican priest and theological college principal
CINDRIC, Joseph, 1906-1994, street figure, Sydney"
CLARK, Charles Manning Hope, 1915-1991, historian
CLARK, Hilma Dymphna, 1916-2000, author
CLARK, Mavis Thorpe, 1909-1999 author
CLARKE, Alexander Howard Burnett and (Burnett Leslie Woodburn), 1923- (1897-), 1994 (1974), radiologist and army medical officer (army medical officer and memoirist)
CLARKE, Henry James, 1923-2000, Aboriginal community banjo leader
CLARKE, Hugh, 1919-1996, prisoner of War, Burma Medal, public servant, writer
CLAYTON, Walter Seddon, 1906-1997, communist informer, Petrov affair
CLEMENTS, Frederick William Arthur, 1904-1995, lecturer, nutrition and child health
CLEMENTS, Kenneth John, 1905-1992, Anglican bishop of Canberra and Goulburn
CLOSE, Robert Shaw, 1903-1995, author
COATE, Edward Earnest, 1908-1995, air force officer
COATES, Ernest William (Sir), 1916-1994, public servant
COE, Kelvin, 1947-1992, dancer
COFFEY, Essieina, 1940-1998, Aboriginal community worker, actor
COLDHAM, Peter Abernethy, 1919-1995, pilot, deputy president, Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, acting deputy president, Industrial Relations Commission QC, judge
COLE, Tom, 1906-1995, author and crocodile shooter
COLEBATCH, Gordon Thomas, 1910-1996, civil engineer
COLLIER, Harry, 1908-1994, footballer and sports commentator
COLLINS, Stanley John, 1911-1992, cattle grazier, businessman and philanthropist
COLLINS, William Henry (Bill), 1928-1997, television compere and race caller
COLLIVER, Frederick Stanley, 1908-1991, naturalist and librarian
CONNELL, Lawrence Robert, 1947-1996, entrepreneur
CONNOR, Marjorie, 1906-1991, nursing administrator and educator
COOLEY, Alan (Sir), 1920-1997, engineer, chairman of the public service board
COOMBS, Herbert Cole, 1906-1997, banker and public servant
COOPER, Jessie, c1914-1993, politician
COPE, James Francis, 1907-1999, federal parliamentarian
CORMACK, Magnus Cameron (Sir), 1906-1994, Liberal senator
COSTANZO, Evasio, 1921-1993 Italian community leader and newspaper editor
COURTICE, Frederick Colin, 1911-1992, medical researcher
COURTNEY, Michael Charles Palliser, 1930-1998, journalist
COVACEVICH, Anthony Thomas (Sir), 1915-1999, corporate lawyer, businessman and benefactor
COX, Ronald Hubert, 1914-1992, air force officer
CRAIG, Diana, 1912-1992, orthoptist
CRAIGIE, Billy (William David?), c1953-1998, ,Aboriginal activist, Tent Embassy founder
CRAIK, Duncan Robert Steele (Don), 1916-1999, accountant and auditor-general
CRAMER, John Oscar (Sir), 1896-1994, politician
CRAMPHORN, Rex, 1941-1991, theatre director, critic designer and translator
CRAWFORD, Hector William, 1913-1991, entertainment entrepreneur and producer
CRAWFORD, Arthur Pinkerton, 1923-1995, politician and surgeon
CRAWFORD, John Herbert (Jack), 1908-1991, tennis player
CRAWFORD, Raymond Maxwell (Max), 1906-1991, historian and educator
CRIBB, Margaret Neville Bridson, 1924-1993, political scientist
CROCKER, Maurice, 1939-1998, priest and boxing trainer
CROFT, Gulum Janama Joseph, 1926-1996, community leadership
CROLL, Alexander James, 1920-1999, air force officer
CROMBIE, Alistair Cameron, 1915-1996, historian and philosopher of science
CRONE, Donald John, 1923-1994, architect
CROW, Ruth Hope and (Maurie),1916- (1915-) 1999 (1988), community activists
CROWE, Claude Colquhoun, 1914-1999, gardener and scouting organizer
CULLEN, Kevin John, 1922-1994, medico and researcher
CULLEN, Peter Hugh, 1939-2000, newspaper editor, Illawarra Mercury
CUMMINGS, Clement James, 1908-1991, army officer
CUNNINGHAM, Edward, 1914-1993, grazier, shire chairman and philanthropist
CUNNINGHAM, Sydney Arthur, 1926-1999, Aboriginal community worker, 'Black Santa'
CURLEY, Sylvia, 1898-1999, deputy matron, Royal Canberra Hospital, benefactor
CURRIE, Neil Smith (Sir), 1926-1999, ambassador to Japan
CURTHOYS, Barbara Lindsay, 1924-2000, feminist and political activist
CURTIS, Lindsay James, 1928-2000, deputy secretary, Attorney General's Department and professor
DALKIN, Robert Nixon, 1914-1991, administrator Norfolk Island
DALY, Fred, 1913-1995, ALP politician, minister
DANAHER, Phyllis May, 1908-1991, ballet teacher and examiner
DANIEL, John Henry, 1916-1996, army officer
DANIEL, William Joseph, 1930-1994, theologian
DANIELS, Lawrence John (Laurie), 1916-1999, public servant
DARBYSHIRE, Jean Catherine (Katie), 1910 1996, served RAAF WW2, founder, Darbyshire Pottery WA
DARGIE, Horace Andrew 'Horrie', 1917-1999, musician and entertainer
DARLING, James Ralph (Sir), 1899-1995, headmaster
DATE, Reginald Thomas, 1921-1995, Australian international soccer player
DAVENPORT, Jack Napier, 1920-1996, airman, WW2 and company director
DAVIDSON, Bruce Robinson, 1924-1994, agronomist, economist and teacher
DAVIDSON, Donald c1933-1993, Aboriginal activist and prison reformer
DAVIDSON, Francis Joseph (Frank), 1904-1996, journalist and editor
DAVIDSON, George Madgwick, 1925-1999, director of anaesthesia, Prince of Wales Hospital
DAVIS, Beatrice Deloitte, 1909-1992, editor
DAVIS, Jack Leonard, 1917-2000, playwright and Aboriginal leader
DAVIS, John 1936-1999, sculptor
DE L'ISLE, William Philip, 1909-1991, governor-general
DEAMER, Adrian Milford, 1922-2000, lawyer and newspaper editor
DEAN, Roger Levinge, 1923-1998, politician and World War II services
DEICKE, Roy, 1929-1995, sugar industry pioneer and businessman
DEKYVERE, Nola Laird, and (Marcel France Dekyvere, husband) 1904- (1913-) 1991 (1994) charity worker (wool broker)
DELACOMBE, Rohan (Sir), 1906-1991, governor and soldier
DESTE, Stephanie, 1901-1996, beautician and actor
DEWHURST, David John, 1919-1996, biophysicist
DEXTER, David St Alban, 1917-1992, military historian and public servant
DIBDEN, Shirley Newsome, 1921-1996, educator and community worker
DIBDEN, William Andrew, 1914-1993, psychiatrist
DICKINSON, Samuel Benson (Sir), 1912-2000, geologist and public servant
DIESENDORF, Margaret 1912-1993, editor, Poetry Australia, teacher, writer and translator
DILLON, John Vincent (Sir), 1908-1992, public servant
DIQUE, John Charles Allan, 1915-1995, physician
DISNEY, Marion Louise, 1915-1995, community worker
DIVE, Mary Clouston (Mollie), 1913-1997, cricketer and hockey player
DIXON, Donald Coar, 1915-1997, air force officer
DOLAN, Cliff Ormond, 1911-2000, ACTU president, Australia National Railways Commissioner
DOMBROVSKIS, Peter 1945-1996, photographer
DOUGHERTY, Ivan Noel (Sir), 1907-1998, major-general, school teacher and public servant
DOUGLAS, Mary Stewart, 1904-1999, AWAS assistant controller and commissioner Girl Guides
DOUGLAS, Robert Andrew, 1915-1998, physician
DOW, Gwyneth (with Hume Dow) 1920-1996, educators
DOWDLE, Freda Mary Eliza, 1907-2000, WWII matron, Lt Col AANC, foundation fellow College of Nursing and matron
DOWLING, Jack, 1920-1996, CBE, AFC, KCVSA
DOWNING, Robert Reginald, 1904-1994, politician
DRAIN, Dorothy Simpson McGregor, 1909-1996, journalist
DUCKMANTON, Talbot, 1921-1995, general manager, ABC
DUGAN, John Ezekiel 'Darcy', 1920-1991, criminal
DUGGAN, John Edmund, 1910-1993, politician
DUGUID, Phyllis Evelyn, 1904-1993, community worker
DUNLOP, Ernest Edward 'Weary' (Sir), 1907-1993, war hero, medico and army surgeon WW2
DUNN, Peter, 1928-2000, defence scientist, chemical warfare, Anzac Day Peace Prize winner
DUNPHY, Milo Kanangra, 1929-1996, environmentalist and architect
DUNSTAN, Donald Allan, 1926-1999, premier
DUPAIN, Maxwell Spencer, 1911-1992, architectural and photographer
DURACK, Elizabeth, 1915-2000, artist
DURACK, Mary Gertrude, 1913-1994, writer
DUSSELDORP, Gerardus Jozef 'Dick', 1918-2000, Dutch-born builder and businessman
DUTKIEWICZ, Wladyslav, c1918-1999, artist
DUTTON, Geoffrey Piers Henry, 1922-1998, writer and publisher
DYER, Molly Geraldine, 1927-1998, Aboriginal welfare worker
EAGLETON, William Edmund, 1917-2000, air force officer
EARLE, Arthur Edward, 1913-1998 property developer and philanthropist
EAST, Lewis Ronald (Sir) 'Ronald', 1899-1994, public servant
EATHER, Colin Arthur Ernest, 1953-1997, firefighter (to mention Ted HUGHES)
EATHER, Kenneth William, 1901-1993, major general ,WW2, executive director and Water Research Foundation
EATON, Brian Alexander, 1916-1992, air vice-marshal
EATON, Ronald Warr, 1918-2000, businessman
EBSARY, Vivian Richard, 1905-1992, bio-medical and engineer
ECCLES, John Carew (Sir) 1903-1997, author, scientist, Nobel Prize winner and neurophysiologist
EDMONDS, Lloyd Frederick John, 1906-1994, campaigner and activist
EGAN, Bob, 1934-1999, Aboriginal leader
EGAN, Clyde Joseina, 1917-1993 ,army officer
EGERTON, John Alfred Roy 'Jack' (Sir), 1918-1998, boilermaker, trade union leader and political party organiser
EINFELD, Sydney David, 1909-1995, politician
ELLIOTT, Mary 1911-1998, nun and nurse
ELLIOTT, Sumner Locke, 1917-1991, writer and playwright
ELLIS, Catherine Joan, 1935-1996, ethnomusicologist
EMERY, Frederick Edmund, 1925-1997, social scientist and independent scholar
EMMENS, Clifford Walter, 1913-1999, professor veterinary and physiologist, Sydney University
EMSLIE, Alexander Ronald, 1916-1993, RAAF pilot
ENDEAN, Robert, 1926-1997, marine toxicologist
ERDOS, Renee Fauvette, 1911-1997, Sri Lankan-born teacher and author
ERI, Vincent 1936-1993, author and governor-general
ESDAILE, James Claude Durie, 1899-1993, naval officer
EVANS, Mary (Nadia), 1908-1996, film star
EVANS, Roderick Philip, 1925 1998, businessman and municipal politician
EWART, John Reford, 1928-1994, actor
EWENS, John Q,. 1907-1992, first Commonwealth parliamentary counsel, draftsman of Federal statutes and commissioner, Australian Law Commission
EWERS, Raymond Boultwood, 1917-1998, sculptor
EWING, Maurice Rossie, 1912-1999, surgeon and academic
FAICHNEY, Norman, 1910-1998, Presbyterian moderator
FAIRBAIRN, David Eric (Sir), 1917-1994, diplomat
FALKINDER, Charles William Jackson, 1921-1993, air force officer
FARLEY, Joseph Nicholas, 1938-1996, sugar industry leader
FARQUHAR, Murray Frederick, 1918-1993, chief magistrate criminal
FAVARO, Frank, 1935-2000, ASIS agent in Dili, ran Hotel Dili
FAZEKAS, Felix, 1929-1998 ,German Iron Cross, Hungary, MC Vietnam
FEATHERSTON, Grant 1922-1995, industrial designer
FELSCHE, Susan, 1961-1993, First Australian woman to die on active service since WWII
FENNELL, William John 'Willie', 1920-1992, actor, comedian, producer and radio writer
FERGUSON, George Adie, 1910-1998, publisher Angus & Robertson
FERRALL, Raymond Alfred (Sir), 1906-2000, businessman and community leader
FERRIER Noel, 1930-1997, entertainer
FIFIELD, Elaine, 1930-1999, ballet-dancer and teacher
FILBY, Jennifer, c1939-1997, choral musician
FINLAY, Charles Hector, 1910-1993, army officer
FINLAYSON, Hedley, c1895-1991, conservationist and mammalogist
FISHER, Nellie, 1907-1995, research scientist
FISHER, Sylvia, 1910-1996, opera singer
FISON, David Charles, 1908-1999, hospital medical superintendent
FITZGERALD, Charles Patrick, 1902-1992, sinologist and emeritus professor
FITZGERALD, Thomas Michael, 1918-1993, economist and financial editor
FITZHARDINGE, Laurie, c1908-1993, scholar, teacher, historian and author
FLEAY, David Howells, 1907-1993, zoologist, naturalist and conservationist
FLEMING, Ian Bowman, 1913-1993, aviation engineer, industrial designer, aircraft designer
FLETCHER, Alan Roy (Sir), 1907-1991, politician
FLETCHER, John Callachor, 1906-1998, banker and president rural bank
FLETCHER, Owen Maynard, 1908-1992, solicitor and benefactor
FLEWELL-SMITH, Bernard, 1898-1992, fruit grower and producers' co-operative manager
FLICK, Isabel Ann, 1928-2000, Aboriginal activist
FLORANCE, Sheila, 1916-1991, actor
FLYNN, Francis Stanislaus, 1906-1996, priest, medical practitioner and author
FORBES, John Patrick Edward, 1950-1998, poet
FORD, Joseph Arthur, 1915-1998, businessman and armed services
FORSTER, Bruce Robertson, 1930-1999, wool expert
FORSTER, Frank Menzies Cameron, 1923-1995, gynaecologist, obstetrician and historian
FORSYTH, William Douglass, c1908-1993, politics, diplomat, OBE
FOX, Arthur Francis, 1904-1997, Catholic bishop
FRAENKEL, Gustav Julius, 1919-1998, surgeon and educationist
FRAMPTON, Roger Donald, 1948-2000,, musician, teacher and composer
FRANCIS, Ivor Pengelly, 1906-1993, artist
FRANKEL, Otto Herzberg (Sir), 1900-1998, scientist and head, Div of Plant Industry, CSIRO
FREEDMAN, Harold Emanuel 1915-1999 artist and muralist
FREEMAN, James Darcy (Sir), 1907-1991, cardinal
FREEMAN, Winifred Alice 'Freda' and (Eric Bernard), 1905- (1898-) 2000 (1966), biologist and educationist (engineer)
FRENCH, Kathleen, 1926-1994, community worker
FRIEDRICH (Hohenberger), John, 1945-1991, community organiser and fraud
FRITH, John Eric, c1906-2000, cartoonist, storyteller and sculptor
FROST, Sydney Thomas, 1916-1997, lawyer and chief justice
FRY, Ella Osborn, 1916-1997, artist
FRYBERG, Abraham (Sir), 1901-1993, medical practitioner and medical administrator
FUDGE, Olga, c1896-1993, Aboriginal community worker
FULLARTON, Nancy Edith 'Nan', 1913-2000 artist, cartoonist, Frisby the Rabbit
FULLERTON, William, c1910-1994, fruit grower
GABBEDY, John Phillip, 1906-1997, banker
GALBRAITH, Jean, 1906-1999, botanist and conservationist
GALLAGHAN (Lady) (Persia Porter), 1902-1997, WWII VADs ARC
GALLAGHER, Norman Leslie, 1931-1999, union leader
GAME, John Aylward, 1915-1995, neurologist
GARE, Nene, 1919-1994, author
GARLING, Ilma Jean, 1907-1998, physiotherapist and benefactor
GARLING, Max Frederick, 1915-1999, taxi owner and colonial officer
GARTNER, John, 1914-1998, publisher and collector
GASCOIGNE, Rosalie, 1917-1999, artist, sculptor
GAVAN, Terence Patrick, 1916-2000, shopkeeper
GENTILLI, Joseph, 1912-2000, geographer
GERARD, Kenneth Edward and (William Geoffrey), c1912- (1907-) 1993 (1994), company directors
GIBB, Cecil Auston 1913-1997, Professor of psychology, Australian National University
GIBBS, Stanley Frederick, 1909-1991, Albert Medal winner
GIBSON, Edward Gordon, 1915-1991, clergyman
GIBSON, Gregory Edmund Campion, 1930-1998, diplomat, amateur jazz musician
GIESE, Harry Christian, 1913-2000, public servant
GILBERT, Kevin John, 1933-1993, Aboriginal activist, artist and writer
GILHAM, Peter Roden, c1926-1996, primary industry entrepreneur
GILKISON, Samue,l 1908-1998, teacher of dancing
GILPIN, Alan, 1924-2000, engineer/environment planning
GLADSTONE, Geofrey Vernon, 1921-1999, Rear-Admiral
GLEESON, James William, 1920-2000, Catholic archbishop
GOLDBERG, Samuel Louis, 1926-1991, professor of English
GOLDBLOOM, Samuel Mark, 1919-1999, community leader and peace activist
GOLDNER, Richard, 1908-1991, Musica Viva founder, violinist and manufacturer
GOLDSMITH, Marlene Mary, 1942-2000, teacher and Liberal parliamentarian
GOLDSWORTHY, Leonard Verdi, 1909-1994, mine disposal expert, lieutenant-colonel and George Cross winner
GOLLAN, Daphne, 1918-1999, history lecturer; stood as Greens Candidate
GOMEZ, Gregory (Dom), 1904-1995, Benedictine abbot
GOON, Roy Francis, 1913-1999, chief flying instructor RAAF, 1st Australian-born Chinese commissioned in RAAF
GORDON, Douglas, 1911-1993, medical practitioner and educator
GORDON, Hayes, 1920-1999, actor, director and drama teacher
GORDON, Roy Russell, 1907-1996, army officer
GORE, Michael Graham 'Mike', c1941-1994, financier and resort developer
GORRIE, Arthur Dingwall, 1922-1992, model-aircraft maker and charity worker
GOSPER, James Murray, 1903-1997, journalist, engineer and administrator
GOTTLIEB, Kurt, 1910-1995, engineer, draftsman, astronomer and Jewish community leader
GOUGH, Hugh Rowlands, 1905-1997, Anglican archbishop
GOW, Gordon, 1919-2000, journalist, George, the talking clock voice... 'At the third stroke'
GOWING, Dennis (Kevin Dennis), c1930-1991, car dealer
GRACE, Colin Henry, 1909-1999
GRAHAM, Angus Duncan MacRae, 1926-1998, police officer and corrective services director
GRAHAM, Diana Rose, nee Mountford, 1909-1999, women's activist
NSW GRAHAM, Stuart Clarence, 1920-1996, major general
GRAINGER, Keith Elphinstone, ?-1997, public servant
GRANGE, Sydney Broadway, 1912-1996, president, Australian Olympic Federation
GRANT, Arthur Stanley, 1917-1995, air force officer
GRANT, Charles Robert Gordon, 1911-1994, air force officer
GRAY, Edgar Laurence 'Dunc', 1906-1996, Olympic cycling gold medallist
GREBER, Norman Rae, 1902-1993, nut grower
GREEN, Dorothy Auchterlonie, 1915-1991, literature, education
GREEN, Evan Clifford Symons, 1930-1996, public relations, motoring, author and broadcaster
GREEN, Herbert Sydney, 1920-1999, mathematical physicist
GREEN, Redmond Forrest Michael, 1916-1999, air force officer
GREENWOOD, Cyril Arthur (Group Captain), 1915-1999, air force officer and POW
GREENWOOD, Irene Adelaide, nee Driver, 1897-1992, feminist
GRIEVE, Brian John, 1907-1997, botanist
GRIFFITH, Allan Thomas, 1922-1998, foreign policy advisor to prime minister Malcolm Fraser
GRIFFITHS, Alexander Morris, 1911-1998, conservationist
GROLLO, Luigi, 1909-1994, builder
GROVE, Mollie, 1909-1996, textile designer and weaver
GRUEN (GRUN), Frederick Henry George (Fritz Heinz George), 1921-1997, government adviser
GULLETT, Henry Baynton Somer 'Jo', 1914-1999, WW2, Military Cross, Liberal politician
GYNGELL, Bruce, 1929-2000, TV executive
GYNTHER, Reginald Sydney, 1921-1999, professor of accountancy
HACKETT, Cecil John, 1904-1995, physician and medical worker
HACKETT, John Winthrop (Sir), 1910-1997, soldier, scholar and general
HAINES, George Alexander, 1932-1994, managing director, Adelaide Steamship
HALKERSTON, Keith William, 1935-1991, company director
HALL, Joyce, 1930-1998, poet and Aboriginal rights activist
HALL, Kenneth George, 1901-1994, filmmaker
HALL, Peter Brian, 1931-1995, architect
HALL, William (Sir), 1906-1997, WW2; Victorian & federal president, RSL
HALLENSTEIN, Phillipa May, 1918-1994, lawyer and activist
HALVORSEN, Harold and (Carl, Bjarne, Magnus & Trygve, brothers) 1910- (1912-) 2000 (2010+) yachtsmen, boat builders and designers
HAM, Harold John, 1902-1995, radiotherapist and radiotherapeutics professor
HAMLIN, Reginald Henry James + Catherine (1924-1908- (1924-) 1993 (2010+) gynaecologists and surgeons, Ethiopia
HAMMOND, Harold 'Happy', 1917-1998, radio, stage and television performer
HAMMOND, Joan (Dame), 1912-1996, opera singer
HAMMOND, Ruby, c1936-1993, Aboriginal activist and public servant
HAMPSHIRE, John Brook, 1918-1992, air force officer
HANCOCK, Langley George, 1909-1992, pastoralist and mining entrepreneur
HANCOCK, Valston Eldridge, 1907-1998, WW2 Emergency
HANKE, Sonya Helen, 1933-1993, pianist teacher
HANLEY, Alice Elizabeth 'Beth', 1916-1999, police inspector
HANLON, Robert Peter 'Peter', 1931-2000, shot put, Olympic Games Melbourne 1956
HANNA, Margaret Jean 'Jean', 1902-2000, army matron, lieutenant colonel and Royal Red Cross matron
HANNAN, Edward James 'Ted', 1921-1994, statistician and emeritus professor
HANRAHAN, Barbara Janice, 1939-1991, artist, printmaker and novelist
HANSFORD, Gregg John 'Harry',1952-1995, motorcycle and motorcar racer and driving instructor
HANSON, Arthur George, 1911-1999, army officer
HANSON, Bertram Speakman, 1905-1999, WW2 Army
HARDERS, Clarence, 1915-1997, public servant
HARDING, Harry Douglas, 1913-1995, engineer and director State dockyard
HARDY, Francis Joseph 'Frank', 1917-1994, author and activist
HARGREAVES, John, 1945-1996, actor and teacher
HARPER, Arthur Frederick Alan, 1913-1991, physicist
HARPER, Edna May, 1905-1999, matron, St George hospital
HARRIS, Alan C, forester
HARRIS, Charles Enoch Edward, 1931-1993, Aboriginal community leader and Uniting Church minister
HARRIS, Maxwell Henley, 1921-1995, writer, publisher and bookseller
HARRIS, William Stewart, 1922-1994 media, Aboriginal rights advocate
HART, Max, 1916-2000, educationist
HARTLEY, Robert, union official
HARVEY SUTTON, David, 1918-1999, medical practitioner, Anglican lay leader and benefactor
HARWOOD, Gwendoline Nessie, 1920-1995, poet
HASLUCK, Alexandra Margaret Martin, nee Darker (Dame), 1908-1993, historian
HASLUCK, Paul (Sir), 1905-1993, politician, minister, public servant, poet, historian, governor-general
HASSETT, Arthur Lindsay, 1913-1993, cricketer
HAUPT, Robert Bruce, 1947-1996, journalist
HAWES, Stanley Gilbert, 1905-1991, Commonwealth film unit
HAWKE, Neil James Napier, 1939-2000, cricketer and footballer
HAWKINS, Sheila, 1905-1999, illustrator, painter, children's books
HAXTON, Elaine Alys, 1909-1999, artist
HAY, Robert Arthur, 1920-1998, army officer
HAYDON, Thomas William, 1938-1991, film TV documentary maker
HAYES, Colin Sydney, 1924-1999, racehorse breeder and trainer
HAYNES, Gerald Mellor, 1911-1999, Bismark chase and DSO
HAZLEWOOD, John, 1924-1998, Anglican bishop
HEANEY, Michael, 1940-1999, musician, public servant and volunteer, National Folk Festival Canb
HEATH, Harry Frederick, 1903-1992, headmaster and Public Service Board member
HEENAN, Eric and (Joan) 1900- (1910-) 1998 (2002), lawyers
HELE, Ivor Henry Thomas (Sir), 1912-1993, artist
HEMPEL, Jan, 1909-1997, Polish community diplomat, WWII service and economist
HENDERSON, Don, 1937-1991, songwriter, poet, folk-singer and guitar-maker
HENDERSON, James Ballantyne, c1907-1998, teacher, bookseller and political activist
HENDERSON, James Robert, 1916-1991, air force officer
HENDERSON, Ronald Frank, 1917-1994, economist and welfare researcher
HENDERSON, William George, 1919-1995, army officer
HENNESSY, Noreen Eileen, 1913-1994, cinema organist
HENNOCK, Keith Selwyn, 1918-1999, air force officer
HENRY, William Ernest, 1920-1998 public servant
HERMAN, Sali, nee Yakubowitz, 1898-1993, artist
HERMES, Clarrie Lindsay, 1920-1991, chief magistrate
HEY, John Victor, 1912-1995, rugby league player and coach
HILL, Dorothy, 1907-1997, professor of geology
HILL, Edward Donald 'Ted', 1914-2000, grazier and aviator
HILLS, Patrick Darcy, 1918-1992, politician
HINCHLIFFE, Albert Thomas, 1901-1993 newspaper editor
HINDER, Henry Francis Critchley and (Margel Ina, nee Harris, wife) 1906- (1906-1992 1995) artist and teacher (sculptor)
HINZE, Russell James 'Russ', 1919-1991, politician
HOAD, Lewis Alan, 1934-1994, tennis player
HOBBS, Victoria, c1907-1995, nurse and historian
HOCKING, David Roy, 1920-2000, WW2, surveyor and mapmaker, Department of National Mapping
HODDINOTT, Frances Joseph, 1914-1997, army officer
HODGINS, Philip, 1959-1995, poet
HODGKIN, Ernest, 1908-1998, zoologist
HOGAN, Leonard McNamara, 1920-2000, metallurgist
HOGARTH, Thomas, 1901-1999
HOLGATE, Harold Norman, 1933-1997, politician
HOLLAND, Dulcie Sybil, 1913-2000, composer and pianist
HOLLINSHED, Charles Neville, 1899-1993, theatre architect
HOLLOWS, Frederick Cossom, c1945-1993, professor of ophthalmology, medical innovator and aid worker
HOLMES, Cecil William, 1921-1994, film maker
HOLTHOUSE, Hector Le Gay, 1915-1991, journalist and popular historian
HOLYMAN, Hazel, c1899-1992, air-hostess 'matron'
HONNER, Ralph, 1904-1994, army officer and lieutenant-colonel
HOOKE, John Hobson, 1917-2000, WW2, squadron leader RAAF, OBE DFC and commissioner Port of Melbourne Authority
HOP, Chu Van, 1946-1995, Vietnamese newspaper founder
HOPE, Alec Derwent, 1907-2000, poet
HOPE, Robert Marsden, 1919-1999, Supreme Court judge and royal commissioner
HOPKINS, Dora Joan, nee Cue and (Henry Hollis, husband) 1909- (1909-) 2000 (1996) naturalist, science educator and environmentalist (accountant and alderman)
HORAN, Gabrielle Brenda Phyllis 'Gabby', nee Nurcombe, 1917-1999, community leader and radio broadcaster
HOUGHTON, Maurice Bernard, 1920-2000, restaurateur and Nugan Hand bank figure
HUDSON, Bryan, 1923-1997, medical researcher and administrator
HUDSON, Hugh, c1931-1993, politician
HUDSPETH, Kenneth Robert (Lt), 1918-2000, naval officer, WW2, teacher, school and college principal and president Teachers' Federation of Australia
HUGGINS, Rita, c1920-1996, Aboriginal memoirist
HUGHES, Edward Stuart (Sir) 'Bill', 1919-1998, surgeon and activist
HUGHES, Walter Laurence (Sir), 1917-1999, head of engineering and shipbuilding firm and government adviser
HULL, Jessie Mary 'Bon', 1915-2000, activist
HUMBLE, Leslie Keith, 1927-1995, composer and educator
HUME, Len, ?-1993, economist
HUNT, Hugh Sydney, 1911-1993, theatre director
HUNT, Stanley Robert Bruce, 1917-1999, businessman, fruit and vegetables
HURLEY, John Victor, 1921-2000, pathologist
HUTCHENCE, Michael, 1960-1997, musician
HUTCHINSON, Ross (Sir), 1914-1999, footballer and politician
HUYER, Herman Diederik, 1920-1998, business leader
IMRIE, Allan Gordon, 1918-1999, lifesaver, plastering contractor and pool manager
INGRAM, Diana Alma, nee Chapman, 1948-1999 community & peace worker Greenpeace
IREDALE, Robert Wilson, 1913-1994, squadron leader, RAF, RAAF wing commander and leader Amiens prison raid
IRISH, Ronald Arthur (Sir), 1913-1993, accountant
IRVINE, Graeme 1931-1998, executive director, World Vision Australia and international president, World Vision
IRVING, Reginald Wilson, c1912-1994, radio and television broadcaster
IRWIN, William Lyle 'Bill', 1917-2000, architectural engineer
JACKOMOS, Alick, 1924-1999, community leader
JACKSON, Lawrence Walter (Sir), 1913-1993 chief justice
JACKSON, Peter Bowen, 1918-1993, air force officer
JACKSON, Ronald Gordon, 1924-1991, chancellor, Australian National University
JACKSON, Sir Robert Gilman, 1911-1991, public servant and naval officer
JACOBY, Elsa Antoinette Ruth, nee Stenning, 1910-1994, actress, singer and charity worker
JAMES, Alfred Francis Phillip, 1918-1992, editor, publisher and journalist
JAMES, Florence Gertrude, 1902-1993, author, feminist and pacifist
JAMES, Gwynydd Francis, c1912-1994, publisher and author
JAMES, Jimmy 1910-1991, Aboriginal tracker
JAMES, Kathleen Nola, 1933-1993, Aboriginal community worker
JAMES, Walter Senior, 1905-1991, wine writer
JAMIESON, Hugh Gilmour (Gil), 1934-1992, artist and designer
JECKS, Douglas Alan, 1928-1999, educationist
JEFFREY, Agnes Betty 'Betty', 1908-2000, nurse, POW and author
JEFFREY, Peter, 1913-1997, air force officer
JENKINGS, William Joseph Charles, 1915-1996, crime reporter and journalist
JENKINS, Clee Francis Howard, 1908-1997, botanist
JENKINS, Graham, 1916-1997, journalist and foreign correspondent
JENNINGS, Albert Victor (Sir), 1896-1993, builder and businessman
JENSEN, Henry Frederick, 1913-1998, union organiser, politician and Lord Mayor
JIMMY, Jean, c1912-1991, Aboriginal community leader
JOEL, Asher Alexander (Sir), 1912-1998, businessman
JOHNSON, Cedric Lindsay, 1927-2000, public servant and welfare worker
JOHNSON, Gregory Richard, 1947-1994, professor of haematology
JOHNSON, Ian William, 1917-1998, cricketer and administrator
JOHNSON, Lawrence Alexander Sidney, 1925-1997, botanist and director Royal Botanical Gardens
JOHNSON, Leslie Wilson and (Dulcie), 1916- (1921-2000 1999), diplomat, administrator and high commissioner (community worker)
JOHNSON, Roger Kirk Hayes, 1922-1991, architect, landscape designer and academic
JOHNSTON, Eric Eugene, 1933-1997, naval officer and administrator
JOHNSTON, Robert Henry, 1924-1995, sales executive and chair Austrade
JOLLEY, Leonard Julier, 1915-1994, librarian
JONES, George (Sir), 1896-1992, soldier, pilot and air marshal
JONES, Percy, 1914-1992, Catholic priest and musician
JONES, Philip Harry, 1931-1994, professor of environmental engineering
JORGENSEN, Bertha, c1904-1999, musician and composer
JOSEPH, Maurice Roy, 1912-1996, chest physician
JOSS, Graham, c1930-1993, city council clerk and murder victim
JOUBERT, Eillen Veronica, nee Kenny, 1904-1999, army matron WW2, one of the most decorated women to emerge from WW2
JOYCE, Eileen, 1908-1991, pianist
JUDD, Bernard George, 1918-1999, Anglican clergyman and radio broadcaster
JUST, Verlie, nee Tainton, 1922-2000, art gallery director, artist and jewellery designer
KAATEN, Sverre Andreas, 1908-1991, Norwegian-born skier
KAILIS, Michael George, 1929-1999, fisheries entrepreneur
KAMENKA, Eugene, 1928-1994, historian, social science
KANGAN, Myer, 1917-1991, community leader, Jewish leader & public servant
KATA, (Katayama), Elizabeth, nee McDonald, 1912-1998, author
KEANEY, John Anthony, 1915-1992, archivist and historian
KEENAN, Joan M. (Sister), 1912-1999, nurse and hospital administrator
KEENE, Rosalind Leonie, 1931-1999, soprano and tv personality
KEESING, Nancy Florence, 1923-1993, writer
KELLY, Charles Robert, 1912-1997, journalist and politician
KELLY, Jack Lawrence, 1920-1999, judge
KELLY, Kevin Thomas, 1910-1994, diplomat, church worker and Catholic thinker
KELLY, Maxwell Jon, 1935-1996, historian
KELLY, William Theodore (Sir Theo), 1907-1998, Woolworths managing director
KELMAN, Margaret Mary 'Peggy', nee McKillop, 1909-1998, aviator
KELSALL, George Arthur, 1905-1994, physician
KEMP, Charles Denton 'Ref', 1911-1993, economist and activist
KEMP, Richard, 1945-1995, medical practitioner
KENNEDY, Hal William, 1911-2000, band leader
KENNISON, Ian James Stodart, 1920-2000, general director, ASIS, AIF WW2
KERLE, Ronald Clive, 1915-1997, Anglican bishop
KERR, Henry William 'Bill', 1901-1993, sugar industry research administrator
KERR, John Robert (Sir), 1914-1991, governor-general, lawyer and judge
KERSHAW, Alister, 1921-1995, poet and author
KEYS, Alexander George William, 1923-2000, business, RSL
KEYS, Eileen Constance, 1903-1992, potter
KHEMLANI, Tirath Hassaram, c1921-1991, loans affair
KIKI, Albert Maori, 1931-1993, author and politician
KINANE, Kathleen 'Kay', 1912-1998, radio and television producer
KING, Alice Hazel Kelso, 1908-1997, historian
KING, Catherine, 1904-2000, broadcaster
KING, Charles Denison, 1912-1991, naturalist
KING, Ernest Joseph 'Joe', 1911-1997, swimming coach
KING, Ethleen, Bridges O'Dwyer, 1906-1999, lawyer and welfare advocate
KING, Gordon, 1900-1991, professor of surgery
KINGSTON, Mary (Molly), 1911-1992, pioneer and women lawyer
KINLOCH, Hector Gilchrist, 1927-1993, reader in American history and film critic
KINNINMONT, Jack Royston, 1920-1992, air force officer
KINSTON, Steven, 1908-1996, dentist, musician and arts patron
KIPPAX, Harold Gemmell 'Harry', 1920-1999, drama critic, journalist and editor
KIRBY, Mancell Flo, 1897-1996, harpsichordist and musicologist
KIRK, James Frank, 1920-1997, ceo ESSO & Bicentennial Authority
KITTO, Frank (Sir), 1903-1994, High Court judge
KNEZ, Bruno, 1921-1995, theatre director
KNGWARREYE, Emily, 1910-1996, artist
KNIGHT, Allan Walton, 1910-1998, engineer and administrator
KNOPFELMACHER, Frank, 1923-1995, academic and activist
KNOTT, John Lawrence, 1910-1999, director general, Posts and Telegraphs
KNOX, David Broughton, 1916-1994, principal, Moore Theological College
KNOX, Horace Everard Arnold, 1918-1994, air force officer
KOOWARTA, John, c1941-1991, Aboriginal community leader
KOSHNITSKY, Gregory, 1907-1999, chess grandmaster
KRAEGEN, Francis Frederick, 1906-1997, NSW timber industry representatives
KRANTZ, Harold, 1906-1999, architect
KRASTEV, Irene, 1925-2000, businesswoman and community worker
KRISJANIS, Arvis, 1909-1993, surveyor (Hydro-Electric Authority)
LACEY, Peter John, 1946-1997, surf lifesaver and property developer
LAFFIN, John Alfred Charles, 1922-2000, literature, social science
LAIDLAW, Aubrey, 1909-1992, surf champion and beach inspector
LAKE, Albert Montefiore, 1912-1997, chief of protocol
LAKE, Grantly Sebastian, 1914-1991, RAN Chaplain
LAMB, Douglas, 1915-1997, business lawyer and wine merchant
LANE, Donald Frederick, 1935-1995, politician
LANG, Frederick, 1901-1993, photographer
LANGLEY, Doreen Moira, 1920-1998, microbiologist, nutritionist, academic and editor
LANIGAN, Patrick Joseph, c1925-1992, secretary, Director-General, Department Social Security ACT and accountant
LANSBURY, Coral Magnolia, 1929-1991, radio scripwriter, academic & novelist
LASHWOOD, Harold Francis 'Hal', 1920-1992, actor, producer and actor's rights campaigner
LAST, Clifford Frank, 1918-1991, sculptor
LATUKEFU, Sione (Rev), 1927-1995, social science, Pacific Islands historian
LAUCKE, Condor Louis (Sir), 1914-1993, senator and lieutenant-governor
LAW, Francis Michael, 1921-1994, community broadcasting pioneer
LAWSON, Beverley Ann, 1940-1998, Deputy Commissioner of Police
LAYTON, Reginald Joseph, c1921-1993, boxing trainer and promoter and motorcar dealer
LEAHY, Daniel, 1912-1991, explorer and pioneer
LEDGER, Sir Frank, 1899-1993, manufacturer
LEE, Albert, c1916-1993, restaurateur
LEE, Charles Quo Fong, 1913-1996, first Australian-born Chinese to be appointed as an Australian diplomat
LEES, Ronald Beresford, 1910-1991, air marshal
LEGGETT, Clarence Arthur Campbell (Sir), 1911-1998, surgeon, medical historian and stud horse and cattle breeder
LEHANY, Frederick John, 1915-1994, physicist, director, CSIRO National Measurement Laboratory
LEMPRIERE, Helen, 1907-1991, painter and benefactor
LENOIR, Dominique Claude, 1932-1999, French-born engineer and chairman Citra
LEONARD, Jack Graham, 1929-1995, Methodist chaplain RAAF, radio broadcaster and ventriloquist show on tv
LEOPOLD, Keith, 1920-1999, professor of German and novelist
LEREW, John Margrave, 1912-1996, pilot and RAAF
LETHAM, Isabel Ramsay, 1899-1995, surfer
LEWIS, Brian Bannatyne, 1906-1991, architect, educator and author
LEWIS, John Davan, 1923-1996, building industry leader
LEWIS, Mary, 1908-1999, social worker
LILLYE, Albert John 'Bert', 1919-1996, racing journalist
LIMB, Robert 'Bobby' and (Dawn Alice Lake, wife), 1924- (1927-1999 2006), singer bandleader (singer actor)
LINDEMAN, Grant Moore, 1913-2000, air force officer
LINDGREN, Harry, 1912-1992, spelling reformer and author
LINDSAY, Michael Francis Morris (Lord Lindsay of Birker), 1909-1994, senior fellow, Australian National University
LINDWALL, Raymond Russell, 1921-1996, cricketer, footballer and florist
LIONS, Agnes Mary, 1908-1992, industrial nurse
LIPPMANN, Walter and (Lorna, wife), 1919-1993, community leader
LITTLE, Frank Graham 'Graham', 1939-2000, political scientist
LLEWELLYN-JONES, John Derek, 1923-1997, obstetrician and gynaecologist
LLOYD, John Peter Daniel, 1915-1996, businessman and community leader
LOBB, Harold Francis, 1913-1992, musician and educator, Newcastle
LOCKE, Harry Baker, 1919-1999, air force officer
LOCKWOOD, Frank and (Rupert Ernest), 1919- (1916-1997 1997), journalists and authors
LOFTUS-HILLS, Geoffrey Dean, 1910-1999, public servant and activist
LONG, Joan Dorothy, nee Boundy, 1925-1999, writer, scriptwriter and film producer
LORD, Joseph Harry, 1918-1999, geologist and rugby personality
LOVEGROVE, Troy, 1986-1993, AIDS victim
LOVELL, Richard Robert Haynes, 1918-2000, professor of medicine
LOW, Kun Ming (Dick Ming Poon), 1931-1995, community leader
LUBOFSKY, Ronald (Rabbi), 1928-2000, religious and community leader
LUCK, Aubrey William Goerge, 1900-1999, community leader
LUDBROOK, Nelly Hooper, 1907-1995, geologist
LUKAS, Elly, ?-1999, beautician and educator
LUKE, Robert Henry 'Harry', 1909-2000, forester and bushfire consultant
LUMB, Richard Darrell, 1934-1997, Constitutional lawyer and legal educator
LUND, Ivan Bernhard, 1929-1992, Olympic fencer
LUPTON, Joan, ?-1995, hospital almoner
LUSH, George Hermann (Sir), 1912-2000, judge
LYNEHAM, Paul, 1945-2000, current affairs reporter
LYNN, Elwyn Augustus (Jack), 1917-1997, artist and art critic
LYONS, Edward Houghton (Sir), 1914-1999, businessman and political adviser
MABO, Koiki 'Eddie', 1937-1992, Torres Strait Islander community leader and Indigenous rights activist
MACAULAY, Thomas Babington, 1914-1997, businessman, community leader and army officer
MACDOUGALL, James Claude 'Jim', 1903-1995, journalist
MACINTOSH, Malcolm, 1945-2000, ceo CSIRO
MACINTOSH, William Frederick, 1914-1993 army officer
MACKENZIE, Roderick Maton, 1920-1996, air force officer
MACKERRAS, Alastair MacLaurin, 1928-1999, headmaster, Sydney Grammar
MACKLIN, Bruce Roy (Sir), c1917-2000, company director
MacLACHLAN, Byron Hugh, 1900-1991, pastoralist
MacLEOD, Barbara Denise, 1929-2000, RAN Captain
MADIGAN, Russel Tulle (Sir), 1920-1999, businessman
MAGILL, David Wlliam, 1940-1998, banker and Baptist activist
MAGOFFIN, Richard David, 1917-1996, radio announcer, actor and author
MAHER, Francis Kevin Heathcote 'Frank', 1905-1994, academic, lawyer and activist
MAHONEY, James Charles, 1907-1997, professor of French
MANN, John, 1905-1994, entomologist
MANT, Gilbert Palmer, 1902-1997, author and journalist
MAREK, Dusan and (Voitre), c1926- (1919-1993 1999), artists
MARKS, Jack, 1924-1998, union official
MARSHALL, Charles Wooller, 1904-1991, surveyor and mining consultant
MARSHALL, Donald (formerly Donat Mischenko), 1939-1999, Assistant-Director-General ASIO
MARTIN, David (Ludwig Detsinyi), 1915-1997, author and activist
MARTIN, James Eric Gifford, 1904-1993, electrical engineer and army officer
MARTIN, Peter Gordon, 1923-1994, botanist
MASON, William Darcy, 1911-1992, air force officer
MATHAMS, Robert Harry, 1920-2000, WW2, intelligence leader, director Joint Intelligence Bureau
MATHEWS, Janet Elizabeth, 1914-1992, anthropologist
MATHEWS, Russell Lloyd, 1921-2000, economics, Australian National University
MAXWELL, George Morrison, 1924-2000, paediatrician
MAY, Brian, 1934-1997, band leader and composer
MAY, Kenneth Spencer (Sir), 1914-2000, journalist and company director
MAYER, Henry, 1919-1991, professor, political theorist
MAYES, Bruce Toomba, 1903-1996, obstetrician, gynaecologist and professor
MAYO, Edith Allen, 1915-1995, community worker
MAZA, Robert Lewis 'Bob', 1939-2000, Aboriginal actor
McALONEY, William Simpson, 1910-1995 Group Captain RAAF
McAULAY, Ronald Peter, 1932-1995, federal police commissioner, responsible for investigating the death of Azaria Chamberlain
McBURNEY, Linda Mary Elizabeth, nee Kuhl, 1909-2000, Cub Mistress, Red Cross leader
McBURNIE, Donald Hindle, 1920-1995, air force officer
McCAFFERTY, John Francis 'Jack', 1914-1999, road-transport entrepreneur
McCAFFREY, John Francis, 1933-2000, surgeon and oncologist
McCARTHY, Amanuel Ernest 'Mannie', 1902-1994, champion woodchopper
McCARTHY, Darcy Patrick, 1932-1991, Catholic priest
McCARTHY, Frederick David and (Elsie, nee Bramell, wife), 1905- (1909-1997 1985), anthropologists
McCARTHY, Patrick Ernest, 1913-1994, air force officer
McCLELLAND, James Robert 'Jim', 1915-1999, ALP Senator, judge
McCLINTOCK, Joan, 1922-1996, community activist, social worker, secretary (ACOSS)
McCLOUGHAN, Evelyn, nee Harpham, 1921-2000, teacher
McCLYMONT, Gordon Lee 'Bill', 1920-2000, ecologist and professor, University of New England
McCOMB, David, 1962-1999, pop music star
McCULLOCH, Alan McLeod, 1907-1992, artist, art historian, critic and gallery director
McCUSKER, Sir James Alexander, 1913-1995, businessman
McDONALD, Bruce Alexander, 1925-1993, army officer
McDONALD, William (Sir) 'Jack', 1911-1995, politician
McELWAIN, Donald William, 1915-2000, professor of psychology
McGILVRAY, Alan David, 1909-1996, cricket commentator
McGRATH, Edmund Hudson, 1920-2000, tax officer, ACOA
McGUIRE, Frances Margaret, 1900-1995, biochemist and author
McGUIRE, Frederick, 1929-2000, judge
McGUIRE, Marie Josephine Theresa, 1906-1993, nun
McINNES, Elizabeth 'Beth', 1910-1997, journalist
McKAY, Fred (Very Rev Dr), c1908-2000, superintendent Australian Inland Mission and Presbyterian minister
McKELLAR, Reginald Vincent, 1914-1995, army officer
McKENZIE, Queenie, c1920-1998, Aboriginal leader
McKIE, Ronald Cecil Hamlyn, 1909-1991, author, journalist and expatriate
McKINNA, John Gilbert, 1906-2000, army officer, businessman and police commissioner
McLACHLAN, Ian, 1908-1998, pastoralist and company director
MCLACHLAN, Ian Dugald, 1915-1995, CB CBE DFC MID
McLAREN, Ian Francis, 1912-2000, parliamentarian and bibliophile
McLEAN, George Thomas, 1901-1994, tourism and hospitality industries entrepreneur
McLEAN, William Malcolm, 1918-1996, footballer and publican
McLEAY, John Elden, 1922-2000, politician
McLENNAN, Ian Munro (Sir), 1909-1998, managing director
McLEOD, Donald, 1908-1999, activist
McLEOD, Neil and (wife Audrie Lillian, nee Mell), 1909- (1912-1993 1992), co-founders Spastic Centre
McMEEKIN, Ivan, 1919-1993, potter
McMILLAN, Robert Edward Patrick, 1903-1997, structural engineer and activist
McNALLY, Cecilia Elizabeth, 1909-1996, collector and real-estate investor
McNALLY, Ward, 1915-1991, reformed criminal and journalist
McNAMARA, Barbara, nee Lowe, 1913-2000, novelist
McNAMARA, Dympna, 1907-2000, nun
McNICOLL, David Ramsay, 1914-2000, journalist
McPHEE, Neil Raymond, 1929-1998, barrister
McPHERSON, Keith Duncan (Sir), 1920-1993, newspaper executive
McPHERSON, Leonard Arthur, 1921-1996, criminal
McRAE, Eric George, 1913-1999, media administrator
McSWEYN, Allan Frank, 1918-1994, air force officer
McWILLIAM, Glen Maxwell (and brothers & nephew), 1914-1996, wine industry leader
McWILLIAM, Russell John, 1894-1991, structural engineer
MEDWAY, Violet Maude, 1909–1996, headmistress, educationist and businesswoman
MELLER, Theodor P., 1909-1994, electrical engineer and shoe manufacturer
MELLOY, Robert Sydney 'Bobby', 1897-1995, estate agent, army officer and memoirist
MENELAUS, Malcolm Benbow, 1930-2000, surgeon
MENSAROS, Andrew, 1921-1991, politician
MENZIES, Andrew, 1919-1999, lawyer, WW2, deputy secretary, Attorney General's Department
MENZIES, Pattie Maie (Dame), 1899-1995, wife of R. G. Menzies
MERRY, Isabelle Elizabeth (Rev.) 'Belle', 1907-2000, Congregationalist minister
METCALF, Rosemary, 1949-2000, community member/worker, worked CSIRO and president, Australian-Vietnam Society (Canberra)
MILES, Ian Charles, 1924-1999, director, Lifeline Canberra, Lifeline Sydney, clergyman and WW2 air force chaplain
MILGATE, Wesley, 1916-1999, professor of English
MILLAR, Andrée ,1916-1996, botanist and landscape gardener
MILLAR, Thomas Bruce, 1925-1994, social science, political science, international affairs
MILLER, Ian Douglas (Sir), 1900-1996, neurosurgeon
MILLER, John Stephen Corfield, 1916-1997, Anglican priest and headmaster
MILLER, Michael John 'Mick', 1937-1998, Aboriginal community leader
MILLICER, Henry, 1915-1996, aeronautical engineer
MILLS, Roy Markham, 1917-2000, medical officer, army doctor and POW
MILNE, Kenneth Lancelot, 1915-1995, politician
MILNER, Ian Frank George, 1911-1991, public servant and agent
MINH, Phung Nhat, 1926-1995, South Vietnamese diplomat
MISSINGHAM, Harold 'Hal', 1906-1994, director Art Gallery of NSW
MITCHELL, Alastair, 1911-1998, ('Afferbeck Lauder')
MITCHELL, Alexander George, 1911-1997, professor of English and university vice chancellor
MITCHELL, Bessie, 1906-1998, headmistress Cheltenham Girls' High
MITCHELL, Roma Flinders (Dame), 1913-2000, judge and governor
MITCHELL, William, publicist
MITCHELL-CARMICHAEL, Heather Mary, 1917-1999, conservationist and activist
MITTAS, Dorothy Jacqueline, 1934-1999, adoption reformer
MOLNAR, George, c1910-1998, cartoonist and professor of architecture
MOLNAR, George, 1934-1999, philosopher, libertarian and leader of the Push
MOODIE HEDDLE, Enid Olive Mary, 1904-1991, publisher, editor and author
MOORE, John Cochrane (Sir), 1915-1998, barrister, with United Nations president Australian Industrial Relations Commission, president Conciliation & Arbitration Commission
MOORHEAD, John Irvine, 1922-2000, newspaper editor and mayor, Grafton
MORA, Georges (Gunther Morawski), 1913-1992, gallery director and restaurateur
MORAN, Stanley James (and wife), 1899-1998, Communist, trade union leader and (Balmain paper-seller)
MORCOM, Elizabeth Ellinor Jane, 1909-2000, organist and choirmaster
MORGAN, David Archibald Stevenson, c1920-1995, director general and RAAF medical service
MORISON, William Loutit, 1920-2000, law professor, Sydney University
MORRIS, Ivor Gray, 1911-1995, woollen manufacturer and philanthropist
MORRISON, Edward John, 1922-1999, army officer
MORRISON, Hedda, nee Hammer, 1908-1991, photographer
MORRISON, John Gordon, 1904-1998, author
MORTIMER, Thomas Harry Blake 'Tom', c1932-1991, union leader
MORTON, Philip Henry, 1910-1999, politician
MOWALJARLAI, Bungal (David), c1926-1997, Aboriginal leader
MUIR, Ernest Jack 'Jock', 1914-1995, yachtsman
MUIRHEAD, James Henry, 1925-1999, judge and Administrator of the NT
MULLER, Desmond Otto, 1913-1994, diplomat, engineer and lieutenant colonel
MUMBLER, Percy, c1906-1991, Aboriginal elder
MURPHY, Gordon Bernard Jamieson, 1919-2000, army officer
MURPHY, Hugh and (Kevin, brother), 1917-1995, Department News and Information, secretary to Eddie Ward
MURPHY, John Joseph, 1914-1997, army officer, patrol officer, coastwatcher and POW
MURRAY, Ben 'Benno', 1893-1994, soldier, aboriginal cameleer and linguist
MURRAY, Brian Stewart (Sir), 1921-1991, armed services and governor
MURRAY, Ian Provan Cathcart, 1929-2000, nuclear medicine pioneer and professor of University of New South Wales
MURRAY, Keith (Sir), c1903-1993, chairman, Australian Universities Grants commission, and Lord Murray of Newhaven
MURRAY, Kenneth James, 1925-1998, air force officer
MURRAY, Kevin Ross, 1931-1991, barrister and army officer
MYER, Kenneth Baillieu, 1921-1992, businessman and philanthropist
MYERS, David Milton, 1911-1999, engineer and university administrator
MYRTLE, John Hepburn, 1911-1997, businessman and art collector
NAIRN, Richard, 1919-1999, pathologist and medical researcher
NASR, Sami Nicolas, 1913-1995, geologist and oil executive
NAVE, Theodore Eric (Captain), 1899-1993, code-breaker, helped set up Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO)
NAYLOR, Bernie, 1923-1993, footballer
NEARY John Edwin, 1915-2000, theatrical agent, entrepreneur and businessman
NEASEY, Francis Mervyn, 1920-1993, judge and author
NEATE, Kenneth, 1914-1997, policeman, tenor and singing teacher
NELSON, Charles Andrew 'Tom', 1908-1995, trade unionist WWF
NEUTZE, Max, 1934-2000, urban researcher, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Australian National University
NEWFONG, John Archibald, 1943-1999, Aboriginal journalist and activist
NEWMAN (NAUMENKO), John Paul, 1946-1994, Labor politician (assassinated)
NEWMAN, Kevin Eugene, 1933-1999, Lieutenant Colonel, Malayan Emergency, Vietnam, politician
NEWTON-JOHN, Brinley, 1914-1992, professor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
NICHOLS, Lawrence James, 1922-2000, rugby league fan, wool classer and charity worker
NICHOLS, Roy, 1909-1996, community leader
NICHOLSON, David Eric (Sir), 1904-1997, politician, professional cyclist and businessman
NOBLE, Rodney (Air Vice-Marshall), 1919-1995, RAAF pilot and engineer
NOFFS, Theodore Delwyn 'Ted', 1926-1995, minister Wayside Chapel
NOLAN, Sidney Robert (Sir), 1917-1992, artist
NONA, Joey Tanu, c1927-1999, Torres Strait Islander community leader
NOONAN, Michael John, 1921-2000, novelist and writer for television, radio, stage and film
NOONUCCAL, Oodgeroo (formerly Kath Walker), 1920-1993, Aboriginal poet, artist and community leader
NORMAN, Colin Hugh Boyd, 1904-1996, brigadier, patron and Rats of Tobruk Association
NORMAN, Robert Wentworth (Sir), 1912-1997, banker
NORRIS, Zoe 'Martha Gardener' (also known as Worrall), 1905-1991, promoter and broadcaster
NORTH, James Robert, 1932-2000, journalist
OATEY, Jack, 1920-1994, footballer and coach
OATS, William Nicolle, 1912-1999, educator and author
O'BRIEN, Bernard McCarthy, 1924-1993, microsurgeon
O'BRIEN, Harold Francis 'Mick', 1913-2000, businessman, O'Brien's Sports Store & Hairdressers
O'BRIEN, Patrick John (Paddy), 1937-1998, political writer
O'CONNOR, Michael Justin 'Poppy' and (Kevin, brother), 1930-1999, (d1999) farmers
O'DONNELL, James Hamilton, 1934-1995, professor of chemistry
OEMBARI, Raphael, 1920-1996, fuzzy wuzzy angel, stretcher bearer and Kokoda Track
OGILVIE, Patrick Joseph, 1925-1997, milliner
O'HARRIS, Rhona Olive 'Pixie ', 1903-1991, artist and writer (Mrs Bruce Pratt)
OLDHAM, John, 1907-1999, architect
OLIPHANT, Marcus Lawrence Elwin (Sir), 1901-2000, physicist and governor
OLLE, Andrew, 1947-1995 ,TV presenter and ABC journalist
O'LOAN, Roderick John Charles, 1915-1992, retail company executive, footballer and army officer
OLORENSHAW, Ian Russell, 1920-1997, air force officer
O'NEIL, Lloyd John, 1928-1992, publisher
O'NEIL, William Matthew, 1912-1991, professor of psychology
O'NEIL, William Sydney 'Shorty', 1903-2000, Broken Hill union leader
O'NEILL, Jack, c1910-1998, Commonwealth statistician
ONUS, William McLintock 'Lin', 1948-1996, Aboriginal artist
OPPENHEIM, Gerald Frederick, 1925-1996, businessman and chemist
OPPERMAN, Hubert Ferdinand (Sir), 1904-1996, cyclist and politician
O'REILLY, William Joseph 'Tiger', 1905-1992, cricketer
O'REILLY, Winston D'Arcy, 1913-2000, Methodist & Uniting Church leader
ORIGLASS, Nicholas n‚ Origlasso, 1908-1996, Trotskyist mayor
ORR, William, 1920-1999, director Phillip Street Revue
OSBORNE, Frederick Meares, 1909-1996, naval officer
O'SHEA, Barney, c1907-1993, Catholic priest and educator
OSMOND, Warren, 1947-2000, author and journalist
OSTOJA-KOTKOWSKI, Josef Stanislaus, 1922-1994, artist
O'SULLIVAN, Christopher Michael, 1895-1996, journalist
O'SULLIVAN, Hugh Daniel, 1939-1997, Catholic priest
OTAEGUI, Maria Pilar Moreno de, 1935-1994, co-founder Spanish Club Ethnic Affairs commission
OVERDUIN, Daniel Christiaan, c1931-1993, Lutheran pastor and bioethicist
OVERMAN, Peter, architect
PACKARD, Mary, 1928-1995, secretary, auto racing club and women pilots association
PALLIN, Francis Austin 'Paddy', 1900-1991, bushwalker, conservationist, businessman
PANNELL, Nita Veronica, 1904-1994, actor
PAPASAVAS, Savvas 'Sam', 1940-1993, lawyer and community leader
PARBERY, Grace Mary, 1913-1993, social worker Domiciliary Care Newcastle
PARKER, Marjorie Alice Collett 'Margot' (Dame), 1900-1991, philanthropist and social leader
PARKER, Noel Norman, 1916-1996, air force officer
PARKS, Stanley Walter, 1925-1994, city manager
PARSONS, Geoffrey Penwill, 1929-1995, pianist
PARSONS, Sylvia May, nee Johnson, 1921-2000, business owner, fashion retail stores
PATTERSON, Sidney Philip, 1927-1999, cyclist
PAUL, Victor Barry, 1938-1994, property developer
PAYNE, Alan Newbury, 1921-1995, yacht designer
PAYNE, Edith Frances 'Edie', nee Robinson, 1906-2000, Olympic athlete
PEARCE, Eric Herbert (Sir), 1905-1997, news reader
PEARCE,Jack Kingston 'John', 1925-1996, radio broadcaster
PEARCEY, Trevor, c1920-1998, information science pioneer
PEDEN, Harold, 1920-1993, unionist
PENBERTHY, (Albert) James, 1917-1999, conductor and composer
PENNELL, James Elmslie Crawford, 1928-1999, farmer, grazier and shire chairman
PERCEVAL, John de Burgh (formerly Linwood Robert Steven South), 1923-2000, artist
PERCY, Judith Evelyn, 1927-1999, golfer
PERKINS, Charles Nelson, 1936-2000, Aboriginal rights, sport, public service
PETER, Rachel, 1931-1996, Aboriginal community leader and Indigenous rights activist
PETERKIN, Angus Roy, 1906-1991, administrator
PETERSEN, Wilfred George, 1921-2000, politician
PETERSILKA, Augustin 'Gus', 1918-1994, cafe proprietor
PETROV, Vladimir, -1991, Soviet spy
PETTIGREW, Alan Charles, 1935-1993, political journalist and cricket administrator
PEWTRESS, Margaret, 1932-1995, women's sport leader
PHILIP, John Robert, 1927-1999, natural scientist
PIDDINGTON, Jack Hobart, 1910-1997, scientist, radio physicist
PIDDINGTON, Sydney George and (Lesley Elizabeth Pope, wife) 1918- (1924-1991) mind reader (POW Changi), (entertainer)
PIGGOTT, John Bruce, 1913-2000, lawyer and community activist
PILBEAM, Reginald Byron Jarvis 'Rex', 1907-1999, mayor
PINNEY, Peter Patrick, 1922-1992 ,travel writer and soldier
PIRRIE, Kenneth, 1934-1999, fashion designer
PITMAN, Edwin James George, 1897-1993, academic mathematician
PITMAN, Michael George, 1933-2000, Professor of Biology, deputy executive director CSIRO, Australia chief scientist
PLOMLEY, Norman James Brian, 1912-1994, historian
POLLARD, Alfred Hurlstone, 1916-2000, actuary, academic
POLLOCK, Agnes Jean, 1909-1996, home economist and educator
PONGRASS (PONGRACZ), George (Sandor 'Alex', brother), 1922- (1923-1999 2000), tubular steel industrialists
PONSFORD, William Harold 'Bill', 1900-1991, cricketer
PONT, George William, 1910-1992, trade union leader and judge
PORTER, Una Beatrice, 1900-1996, community leader and philanthropist
PORTUS, John Hereford, 1913-1997, arbitration court judge
PORUSH, Israel, 1907-1991, Rabbi
POTTER, Alf, 1919-1998, radio operator and television director
POTTER, William Ian (Sir), 1902-1994, businessman and philanthropist
PRESS, Anne Elizabeth, 1903-1992, politician MLC
PRICE, Geoffrey John 1930-1999 ambassador to Vietnam during the Vietnam War 1975, MBE
PRICE, James Robert 'Jerry' (Sir), 1912-1999, organic chemist, chair CSIRO
PRICE, Leslie Victor (Sir), 1920-1996, wheat industry leader
PRIEST, Joanna, 1910-1997, choreographer
PRIESTLEY, Charles Henry Brian (Bill), 1915-1998, meteorologist
PRINGLE, John Martin Douglas, 1912-1999, journalist
PRINGLE, Robert Arthur, 1942-1996, union leader and green ban activist
PROCTOR, Roderick Consett (Sir), 1914-1991, accountant and businessman
PROUD, John Seymour (Sir) and (George (Sir), brother) 1907- (1910-1997 1976), businessmen
PRYOR, Lindsay Dixon, 1915-1998, forester, professor of botany, helped establish Botanic Gardens, Canberra
PUNCH, Leon Ashton, 1928-1991, politician
PURBRICK, Eric Stevens, 1903-1991, vigneron
PUREGGER, Marjorie Isabel, 1905-1995, advocate for women's and music organisations
PURNELL, David Maxwell 'Max', 1916-2000, community member/worker
PURVES, Frederick William, 1912-1997, naval officer
PYE, Aubrey David Dick, 1901-1994, surgeon and hospital administrator
QUARRELL, Lois ,1915-1991, sportswoman and journalist
QUIST, Adrian Karl, 1913-1991, tennis player and boxer
RAFFERTY, Joseph Anstice, 1911-2000, politician
RAIL, Victory Robert 'Vic', 1945-1994, racehorse trainer
RAMLAWEY, Gibran, 1931-1999, Antiochian Orthodox bishop
RAMSAMMY, Edward Royce, 'Ram Chandra', 'Taipan Man', 1921-1998, authority on venomous Australian snakes and educator in snake-safety
RANKIN, Ronald, 1914-1991, air force officer
RANKINE, Dorothy Leila, c1933-1993, aboriginal musician and community worker
RAPOTEC, Stanislaus Ivan, 1913-1997, artist
RASHEED, Kevin, c1920-1992, tourism operator and promoter
RATCLIFFE, Richard, 1932-1999, Commonwealth Housing & Construction, landscape architect and heritage consultant
RATTEN, Norman, 1918-1995, DFC* B-CdeG
RATTIGAN, Godfrey Alfred 'Alf', 1911-2000, chairman, IAC, Australian Tariff Board
RAVENSCROFT, Mona Rachel Turner, 1915-1997?, sociologist and author
RAWSON, Don William, 1930-1997, historian, political scientist, president, National Tertiary Education Union
READ, W. J. (Jack), 1904 1992, coastwatcher and government officer
REECE, Eric Elliott, 1909-1999, politician
REED, Thomas Thornton, 1902-1995, Anglican archbishop
REEDER, Joan Mary, nee Hackforth, 1922-1999, journalist and editor Woman's Day
REES, (George) Leslie Clarence, 1905-2000, writer
REES-THOMAS, Thomas, 1910-1993, Uniting Church minister
REID, Barrett, 1926-1995, poet, critic and broadcaster
REID, George Oswald (Sir), 1903-1993, politician
REID, Howard Dudley, 1908-1999, naval officer
REID, William, 1917-1993, Aboriginal mission worker and egg carver
RENFORD, Desmond Robert, 1927-1999, former alderman and marathon swimmer
RHOADES, Rodney, 1909-1991, naval officer
RICE, Phillip John, 1927-1991, barrister and judge, Northern Territory
RICHARDS, Ronald Morgan, 1928-2000, newspaper executive
RICHARDSON, William Yorke, 1914-1994, air force officer
RICKETTS, William 'Billy', 1899-1993, sculptor and environmentalist
RIDDELL, Elizabeth Richmond, 1907-1998, poet and journalist
RIDINGS, Philip Lovett, c1918-1998, cricketer and administrator
RIGGS, Shirley Patricia 'Pat', 1921-1998, journalist and councillor
RILEY, Robert Norman (Rob), 1956-1999, director of Aboriginal Legal Service
RINGWOOD, Alfred Edward 'Ted', 1930-1993, geochemist, synroc - storing nuclear waste
RISSON, Robert Joseph Henry (Sir), 1901-1992, engineer and major-general
ROACH, Edward Charles 'Ted', 1909-1997, waterside worker and trade unionist
ROBERTS, Ainslie, c1911-1993, artist
ROBERTS, Edwin Peter Spencer, 1913-1991, wool industry leader
ROBERTS, Frank Edward, c1912-1992, lord mayor
ROBERTS, Merrilie D'Arcy, 1915-1993, headmistress Ascham
ROBERTSON, Kenneth Victor, 1915-1994, RAAF test pilot
ROBINSON, Brian, 1934-1991, film and television educator
ROBINSON, Roland Edward, 1912-1992, axeman, jockey, ballet dancer and poet
ROBINSON, William 'Tracker', 1896-1994, Aboriginal police tracker
ROCHER, Raymond Leslie, 1932-1994, builder
RODERICK, Colin Arthur, 1911-2000 professor of English
RODMELL, Joyce Crosson, 1917-2000, director of nursing Sydney Hospital
ROFE, Esther, 1904-2000, composer
ROGAN, Francis Henry, c1916-1992, town clerk and chief executive officer
ROLAND, Betty, nee Mary Isobel Maclean, 1903-1996, playwright and author
ROMBERG, Frederick (Romney), 1913-1992 ,architect
ROOKLYN, Israel 'Jack' and (Maurice and [Harry], brothers), 1908- (1905- (1903-1996 1992) 1992), gambling entrepreneur and yachtsman (magician) [entertainer]
ROOM, Thomas Dudley (Tom), c1908-1994, businessman and community leader
ROSE, Bruce, 1918-1999, pilot and businessman
ROSE, Frederick George Godfrey, 1915-1991, anthropologist, professor Humboldt, East Germany
ROSS, Dorothy Dickson, 1928-1998, farmer, teacher, philanthropist and CWA-leader
ROSS, Walter Henry (John), 1916 1996, WWII author
ROUNTREE, Phyllis Margaret, 1911-1994, microbiologist and bacteriologist
ROWELL, John Joseph (Sir), 1916-1996, solicitor, company director and community worker
ROWELL, Kenneth, 1920-1999, stage designer
ROWLAND, James Anthony, 1922-1999, air force officer
ROWLAND, John Russell, 1925-1996, diplomat and poet
ROWLAND, Peter, 1929-1996, medical practitioner, president, ACT AIDS Action Council and farmer
ROWLINSON, William Josiah, 1920-1998, army officer
ROXBURGH, Rachel, 1915-1991, art teacher, artist and author
RUDD, Eric Aroha, 1910-1999, geologist
RUD, George Frederick Elliott, 1910-1993, historian
RUNDLE, Francis Felix, 1910-1993, professor surgery dean medicine, University of New South Wales
RUSSELL, Robert Reid 'Bob', 1905-1993, sugar industry leader and company chairman
RYAN, Edna Minna, nee Nelson, 1904-1997, political activist, feminist and author
RYAN, Edward John, 1916-1995, coal industry executive
RYAN, Madge Winifred, 1919-1994, actor
RYLEY, John William, 1926-1992, veterinarian
SADIL, Nicholas George 'Nick', 1923-1999, real estate agent, co-founder, Sadil Quinlan
SAKZEWSKI, Albert (Sir), 1905-1991, chartered accountant and billiards player
SALISBURY, Harold Hubert, 1915-1991, police commissioner
SALOMON, Horst Egon, 1920-1994, property renovator and restaurateur
SANDFORD, Jack Tipton, 1915-1997, air force officer
SANDS, Kenneth Royce, 1917-1997, air force officer
SANGSTER, John Grant, 1928-1995, jazz musician and composer
SANTAMARIA, Bartholomew Augustine 'Bob', 1915-1998, political activist and commentator
SAUNDERS, John, 1922-1997, businessman developer
SAW, Charles Stuart 'Ron', 1929-1992, journalist
SAWER, Geoffrey, 1910-1996, academic lawyer
SAWREY, Hugh David, 1919-1999, artist, farmer, drover and philanthropist
SCARF, Reuben Francis, 1913-1993, clothing retailer
SCHMALZBACH, Oscar Rivers, 1912-1997, physician and psychiatrist
SCHRODER, Ernest William (Bill) Ernest Melville (Bob), and Harold, 1933- 1901- 1875-1991 1992 1964, engineers and company directors
SCHUBERT, Max Edmund, 1915-1994, winemaker
SCHUTT, Arthur Henry, 1912-1999, aviator
SCOBLE, Marjory Clara Calland, 1912-1999, Salvationist
SCOTT, Donald Malcolm, 1932-1996, professional punter, racing analyst and author
SCOTT, George A. McD, 1933-1998, botanist and conservationist
SCOTT-YOUNG, Margery, 1912-1997, surgeon
SCRIMGEOUR, Dulcie, 1915-1993
SEAGER, Joy, 1899-1991, medical practitioner
SEAH, Mary, 1905-2000, nurse and prisoner of war relief worker (Angel of Changi?)
SEGAL, Iza Joan, 1914-1994, obstetrician and gynaecologist
SELF, Peter John Otter, 1919-1999, academic, urban planner,
SEMMLER, Clement, 1914-2000, ABC deputy general manager, critic, author
SERLE, Alan Geoffrey 'Geoff', 1922-1998, historian
SEWARD, Justin McCarthy, 1917-1998, estate agent
SHANNON, David John, 1922-1993, squadron leader and dambuster pilot
SHARPE, Eric John, 1933-2000, foundation professor, religion, University of Sydney
SHAW, John, 1940-1997, clinical pharmacologist and professor, University of Sydney
SHAW, Mansergh, 1910-1993, professor of mechanical engineering
SHEN, Margaret, c1941-1994, restaurateur and businesswoman
SHEPPARD, Alexander William, 1910-1997, bookseller
SHILTON, Lancelot Rupert, 1921-1998, Anglican bishop
SHOWERS, Henry Arthur, 1899-1991, rear admiral
SIME, Murray, 1944-2000, tax lawyer, banker and arts patron
SIMMONDS, John Howard, 1901-1992, plant pathologist
SIMPSON, Thomas Drayton 'Tammy', 1917-1998, law, solicitor and gunner RAF
SINCLAIR, Jean, 1940-1991, secretary and personal assistant
SINCLAIR, Keith Val, 1926-1999, professor of French
SINCLAIR, Sidney, 1915-1999, businessman
SINGH, Gurdip, c1932-1991, palaeontologist
SINNAMON, Hercules Vincent (Sir), 1899-1994, farmer, businessman and philanthropist
SKERMAN, Percival James, 1911-1998, agricultural scientist and historian
SKIPPER, Helen Stark, 1914-2000, businesswoman and horse breeder
SLUCZANOWSKI, Philip, 1951-1994, mathematician
SLY, Ernest Edwin 'Ernie', 1924-1999, community leader, Salvation Army, Scouts, Legacy, served in Vietnam
SMARK, Peter Thomas, 1936-2000, journalist
SMITH, Alexander Tait, 1915-1994, pathologist
SMITH, Angus James, 1911-1997, mayor, tennis player and sporting-goods retailer
SMITH, Colleen Shirley, nee Perry, 1921-1998, Aboriginal welfare worker
SMITH, Donald Sydney, 1923-1998, opera singer
SMITH, George Ivan, 1915-1995, Radio Australia
SMITH, Harold Neil, 1907-1996, electricity commissioner
SMITH, John David, 1934-1995, professor of computing
SMITH, Kevin John 'Father', 1931-1995, parish priest and youth worker
SMITH, Shaun Damian, ?-1998, Westralia fire Bravery medal posthumous
SMITH, Thomas John, 1919-1998, racehorse trainer
SMITH, Thomas Weetman, 1901-2000, judge
SMITH, Victor Alfred Trumper (Sir), 1913-1998, navy commander, Admiral and cricketer
SMITH, William Joshua, 1905-1995, artist
SMORGON, Eric, 1911-1999, businessman
SOMERSET, Henry Beaufort (Sir), 1906-1995, industrial chemist and businessman
SOUTER, Harold, 1911-1994, trade unionist
SOUTHEY, Robert John (Sir), 1922-1998, businessman and political leader
SPARNON, Norman James, 1913-1995, Ikebana authority
SPATE, Oskar Hermann Khristian, 1911-2000, geographer, historian
SPENCER, Norman, 1922-1999, television producer
SPRIGG, Reginald Claude, 1919-1994, geologist and businessman
SPRY, Charles Chambers Fowell (Sir), 1910-1994, director-general, ASIO, military officer
ST JOHN, Edward Henry, 1916-1994, Federal politician
STAMPFL, Franz, 1913-1995, athletics coach
STANLEY, Arthur George, 1925-1997, army officer
STAPLES, (Arthur) Charles, 1910-1997, historian
STARKE, John Erskine (Sir) and (Monica, sister), 1915-1994, judge
STEELE, Joyce, 1909-1991, politician
STEELE, Philip John Rupert (Sir), 1920-2000, company director and racehorse breeder
STEELE, Ray, 1917-1993, cricket administrator
STENING, George Grafton Lees (Sir), 1904-1996, gynaecologist and chancellor Order of St John
STEPHENSON, Gordon, 1908-1997, city planner
STEVENS, Reginald Noel Basil, 1917-2000, air force officer
STEVENSON, Hugh David (Vice-Admiral Sir), 1918-1998, Chief of Naval Staff
STEVENSON, Murray Herman and (Cecil Vincent, father), 1905-2000, (d.1963) radio, tv and engineer
STEWART, Harold Frederick, 1916-1995, poet and Buddhist scholar Ern Malley hoaxer
STEWART, William Ian, 1914-1994, director Standards Australia
STEWART, Yvonne Eliza, nee Kidston, c1920-1997, teacher learning disability
STILWELL, Geoffrey Thomas 1931-2000 custodian of heritage
STILWELL, Ray Bell Bermar Sellars 'Bib', 1927-1999, businessman and racing driver
STIVENS, Dallas George, 1911-1997, novelist and journalist ('Jack Tarrant')
STOKES, Constance, 1906-1991, painter
STONEHAM, Clive Philip, 1909-1992, politician
STOREY, Arthur Stanley 'Donk', 1909-1995, HMAS Australia
STORM, Eric, 1896-2000, businessman investor
STOVE, David Charles, 1927-1994, professor of philosophy University Sydney
STRATON, Anne, 1923-1998, businesswoman and arts worker from Vienna
STREETER, Joan, nee Ritchie, ?-1993, Navy captain, director and Women's Royal Naval Service
STRONACH, Nellie E., 1892-1991, army officer and welfare worker
STURROCK, Alexander Stuart 'Jock', 1915-1997, yachtsman
SUMMERS, Don, c1932-1995, unionist
SUNDERLAND, Sydney (Sir), 1910-1993, surgeon and professor of anatomy
SUSANS, Ronald Thomas, 1917-1992, air force officer
SUTTON, Audrey Fay, 1926-2000, community worker, quadriplegic from polio, councillor ACF, Aboriginal Advancement League, Greening Australia
SVED, George, 1910-1994, engineer
SWANE, Valerie Gwendoline Rhoda, 1926-1993, gardening expert and journalist
SWEENEY, Anthony James (Jim), 1945-1997, banker
SYKES, Geoffrey Percy Frederick, 1908-1992, motor racing promoter
SYLVAN, Richard, 1935-1996, environmental philosopher
SYRON, Brian Gregory, 1934-1993, Aboriginal actor, film director and teacher
TABAGEE, Nipper, ?-1991, community leader
TANNA, Reginald Gabriel, c1934-2000, engineer and port authority manager
TAYLOR, Paul, 1957-1992, art critic
TEALE (THIELE), Leonard, 1922-1994, actor and RAAF pilot
TEEDE, Neville Henry, 1924-1992, actor and lecturer
TELFORD, Richard 'Dick', 1920-1999, educationist
TEMPLETON, Robert Ian 'Bob', 1932-1999, football coach, auctioneer and insurance adviser
TERRY, Paul, 1948-1993, entrepreneur
TESSELAAR, Cornelius Ignatius 'Cees', 1912-1996, horticulturist
THIESS, Leslie Charles (Sir), 1909-1992, mining and construction industries entrepreneur
THOMAS, Kenneth William, 1913-1997, founder chairman TNT
THOMAS, Rover (Julara), 1926-1998, artist
THOMAS, Wilfrid Coad, 1904-1991, broadcaster
THOMPSON, Charles Colin and (Elizabeth Mary, nee Wood 'May') 1906- (1910-1994 1972), hack, show jumping and camp drafting competitor
THOMSON, Owen Mackay, 1932-1997, newspaper owner and journalist
THORBURN, Geoffrey Donald, 1930-1996, medical researcher and physiologist
THORNTON, Geoffrey, 1925-1992, air force officer
THRING, Francis William 'Frank', 1926-1994, actor
THROSSELL, Ric Prichard, 1922-1999, WW2, diplomat, persecuted as suspected spy, dramatist, writer, author, playwright
TIMBS, Maurice, 1917-1994, Secretary, Department Admin Services, exec Atomic Energy Commission
TINDALE, Norman Barnett, 1900-1993, anthropologist
TINTNER, Georg Bernhard, 1917-1999, musician conductor
TJAPALTJARI, Mick Namarari, c1923-1998, artist
TOBIN, Alphonsus Vincent, 1905-1993, funeral director
TOEPLITZ, Jerzy, ?-1995, educationist and founding director film and television school
TOLMER, Alex, 1914-1998, businessman, manufacturer and philanthropist
TONKIN, David Oliver, 1929-2000, ophthalmologist and premier
TONKIN, John, 1902-1995, premier
TOOGOOD, Louisa, c1903-1993, welfare worker
TÖRK, Istvan, 1939-1992, professor of brain anatomy, University of New South Wales
TRATHEN, Douglas Arthur ,1916-1998, clergyman, military chaplain and headmaster
TRAVERS, Basil Holmes 'Jika', 1919-1998, headmaster and Rhodes scholar
TRAVERS, Pamela Lyndon (Helen Lyndon Goff), 1899-1996, novelist
TREEN, Francis Joseph, 1920-1993, jockey and trainer
TRENDALL, Arthur Dale, 1905-1996, Master, University House, classicist
TRIACA, Dante and (David), (family entry), 1916-1996, restaurateur
TRIGGS, Allan William Russell, 1913-2000, air force officer
TRUSCOTT, John Edward, 1936-1993, theatrical designer
TSCHARKE, Edwin, 1918-2000, Lutheran missionary
TUBMAN, Ken, 1916-1993, rally driver and pharmacist
TUCKER, Albert Lee, 1914-1999, artist
TUCKER, Margaret, 1904-1996, Aboriginal activist and community leader
TULLY, Peter, 1947-1992, artist, jeweller designer and gay activist
TURNER, Alexander, 1904-1997, ABC producer and dramatist
TURNER, Elizabeth Kathleen, 1914-1999, paediatrician
TURNER, George, 1916-1997, novelist, critic and teacher
TURNER, Helen Alma Newton, 1908-1995, animal geneticist
TURNER, John Stewart, 1908-1991, botanist, educationist and environmentalist
TURNER, Raymond Stanmore, 1912-2000, financier
TUXWORTH, Hilda Elsie, 1908-1994, nurse and community activist
TYRRELL, Murray Davey, 1921-2000, wine maker
TYRRELL, Murray Louis (Sir), 1913-1994, official secretary to six governor-generals
TYTHERLEIGH, Edwin Harold, 1905-c1995, financier (Co-op Societies)
UNDERWOOD, Erica, nee Chandler, 1907-1992, broadcaster
UNMEOPA, Sental Leo 'Santa', c1945-1996, Aboriginal community leader
USHER, Elizabeth Catherine, 1911-1997, speech therapist
UTEMORRAH, Daisy, 1922-1994, Aboriginal leader
VALLANCE, Thomas George, 1928-1993, associate professor petrology and biographer
VAUGHAN, Terence, 1915-1996, founding director, conductor, pianist, scriptwriter, dancer, designer, arts impresario and administrator
VERNON, James (Sir), 1910-2000, economic reform
VICKERY, Norman Alfred, 1917-1998, army officer
VIERTEL, Charles, 1902-1992, accountant, businessman and philanthropist
VINCENT, Douglas 'Tim' (Major-General), 1916-1995, AIF officer, commander, head, Australian joint services staff in Washington, Adjutant-General, Australia Army and RSL chairperson
VOS, Roelf, 1921-1992, supermarket entrepreneur
WALES, Alexander William, 1921-1997, air force officer
WALKER, Alan Richard, 1936-2000, Salvationist
WALKER, Brian 'Black Jack', c1913-1997, test pilot for de Haviland Aircraft Co, RAAF ace and fighter pilot
WALKER, Robert Lennox, 1925-2000, meteorologist
WALKER, Margaret Evelyn, 1920-1996, folk dancer teacher and peace activist
WALL, Lawrance Anderson, 1913-2000, real estate developer
WALLER, Sir John Keith, 1914-1992, diplomat
WALSH, Alan (Sir), 1916-1998, inventor and scientist
WALTON, John Robert 'Bert' (Sir), 1904-1998, retailer
WANSTALL, Charles Gray (Sir), 1912-1999, judge
WARD, John Clive, 1924-2000, physics professor, Macquarie University
WARD, Russel Braddock, 1914-1995, historian
WARDLE, Patience Australie 'Pat', nee Tillyard, 1910-1992, community member/worker
WARWICK SMITH, George Henry, 1916-1999, public servant
WATERHOUSE, Douglas Frew, 1916-2000, entomologist
WATERS, Darcy Ian, 1928-1997, Bohemian, wharf labourer and punter
WATERS, Leonard Victor 'Len', c1924-1993, fighter pilot WW2
WATSON, Donald, 1914-1993, orthopaedic surgeon and welfare worker
WATSON, Donald Crawford, 1924-1999, sugar industry leader
WATSON, Gordon Charles, 1921-1999, pianist
WATSON, Harold Douglas, 1914-1997, managing editor, Tumut & Adelong Times
WATSON, Jean, 1908-1993, typist, genealogist, administrator and gardener
WATSON, Lepani, ?-1992, politician
WATSON-MUNRO, Charles Norman, 1915-1991, professor of Physics, University of Sydney
WATTS, (Frank) Lionel, 1928-2000, philanthropist (House with no steps)
WEBB, Bruce Phillip, 1926-2000, geologist and company director
WEEDEN, William John (Jock), 1905-1996, educationalist, Universities Commission, ANU Council
WEICKHARDT, Leonard William, 1908-2000, scientist and university administrator
WELLS, Edgar Almond, 1908-1995, missionary
WELLS, Harold Clyde 'Bob', 1908-1996, miner, unionist and novelist
WEST, Morris Langlo, 1916-1999, author, novelist and radio producer
WESTWOOD, Bryan, 1930-2000, artist
WETTENHALL, Henry Norman Burgess, 1915-2000, paediatrician, collector and philanthropist
WHATMAN, Keith Roy, 1928-1999, businessman and wrecker
WHEATLEY, Alice Jean, 1904-1993, air force officer
WHEELER, Frederick Henry (Sir), 1914-1994, secretary, treasury
WHITBY, Fred, c1924-1993, trade union leader
WHITE, Frederick (Sir), 1905-1994, chairman of CSIRO, professor of physics
WHITE, Harold Leslie (Sir), 1905-1992, librarian
WHITE, Osmar, 1909-1991, war correspondent and journalist
WHITEHEAD, David Adie 'Torpy', 1896-1992, brigadier
WHITELAW, Robert James, 1921-2000, Commonwealth Treasury
WHITELEY, Brett, 1939-1992, artist
WHITEMAN, Manton Lewis Cyril, 1903-1994, businessman
WHITFIELD, Beverley Joy, 1954-1996, swimmer and Olympic gold medallist
WHITTEN, Edward James 'Ted', 1933-1995, footballer
WHITWORTH, Joyce Ethel, 1911-1998, AWAS assistant commander and community services
WHYTE, Irene Margarita, 1923-1999, businesswoman
WIGHTMAN, Lillian, 1903-1992, fashion importer and store owner
WIGHTON, Rosemary Neville, 1925-1994, arts administrator and academic
WILENSKI, Peter, 1939-1994, senior public servant and diplomat
WILLETT, Frederick John, 1922-1993, university vice-chancellor
WILLIAMS, (Rev.) Colin, 1921-2000, theologian and uniting church minister
WILLIAMS, Cecil Wallace Edgar, 1911-1997, trade union leader
WILLIAMS, David Edward, 1910-1994, philosopher, economist, farmer and Methodist missionary
WILLIAMS, Edward Stratton (Sir), 1921-1999, judge, sports administrator and exhibition organiser
WILLIAMS, Harold 'Crow', 1947-1994, Aboriginal land rights activist and co-organiser, Aboriginal Tent Embassy
WILLIAMS, William Thomas, 1913-1995, biologist
WILLIS, Eric Archibald (Sir), 1922-1999, politician
WILLIS, James Hamlyn 'Jim', 1910-1995, botanist and herbarium director
WILLOUGHBY, James Robert, c1907-1993, Liberal party director
WILLSON, Sandra Audrey Kane, 1939-1999, prisoner reformer
WILSON, George Thomas Jamieson, 1907-1991, academic and sportsman
WILSON, Gwennifer Catherine May, nee Bruce, 1916-1998, anaesthetist and researcher
WILSON, John Gardiner (Sir), c1913-1994, industrialist
WILSON, Ralph Campbell, 1917-1994, theatre director, arts patron and high school principal
WILSON, Roland (Sir), 1904-1996, economist, head, Department Treasury, board-member Commonwealth Bank, Commonwealth Statistician
WILTSHIRE, Frederick Munro (Sir), 1911-1994, manufacturing businessman
WITHERS, Rees Bedford, 1913-1996, oil and gas explorer
WITT, Howell, 1920-1998, bishop
WOOD, Frederick George, 1906-1991, army officer
WOOD, Gillam Albert McConnell 'Pat', 1910-1993, Presbyterian moderator
WOOD, Ian Alexander Christie, 1901-1992, politician and mayor
WOODS, Frank I (Sir) and (Jean Margaret, wife), 1907-1992, Anglican Archbishop
WOODS, Roger, 1934-1998, gliding expert, jackeroo and poultry farmer
WOODWARD, Philip Morgan, 1912-1997, judge and royal commissioner
WOOLLIAMS, Anne, 1926-1999, ballet teacher, choreographer and educational administrator
WRAY, Elinor Caroline, 1899-1992, speech therapist
WRIGHT, Harold John Alfred, 1919-1991, air force officer
WRIGHT, John, 1927-1998, deputy premier
WRIGHT, Judith Arundell, 1915-2000, poet
WRIGHT, Malcolm, 1912-1998, coastwatcher and government officer
WYNN, David, 1915-1995, winemaker
YEATES, Neil Tolmie McRae, 1915-1996, professor, livestock husbandry, University of New England
YEEND, Geoffrey John (Sir), 1927-1994, head, department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, ANU Chancellor
YEOMANS, Neville Thomas and (Percival Alfred, father), 1928- (1904-2000 1984), psychiatrist, community worker, engineer, inventor
YOCK, Daniel, c1975-1993, Aboriginal dancer
YOUNG, Douglas Garry 'Dougie', 1935-1991, Aboriginal singer songwriter
YOUNG, Michael Jerome 'Mick', 1936-1996, politician, national president, ALP
YOUNG, Norman Smith (Sir), 1911-1999, company director
ZAKHAROFF, Charles, 1905-1994, taxi driver
ZAKHAROV, (Alice) Olive, 1929-1995, politician (senator)
ZINNER, Hilda Georgina, 1926-2000, nurse, to Vietnam as head of Australian Red Cross, Department of Immigration, welfare officer