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He has worked with senior State and FederalGovernment officers while working for the NSW PoliceCommissioner during the Sydney Olympic Games andthroughout his Army career, hosted and briefed manyPrime Ministers, Presidents and senior governmentministers from Australia, South East Asia and Africa.He was awarded the United States Bronze Star Medalfor acts of leadership during the 2003 Iraq War.Reg left the Army in 2005and accepted a 12 monthcontract with Collingwood Football Club as Chief ofStaff/General Manager, Football. Reg established hisown Leadership and Team Development companyCrawford Ross in 2006 and has consulted throughoutAustralia and internationally.QualificationsMaster of Defence Studies in Leadership andManagement, University of Canberra, 1997Bachelor of Professional Studies in Asian Politics andLanguage, University of New England, 1996MLQ 360 Leadership Development and CoachingMaster Practitioner, MLQ International, 2007Closing ThanksPlanting of the Lone PinesCeremony concludes and BBQBreakfast follows
Mother, Daughters, Wives(Judy Small)Danny Spooner sang Judy Small’s song Mothers, Daughters,Wives on his 2007 CD of fairly contemporary Australiansongs, Emerging Tradition. He noted: “Often they arevictims of conflict, yet some women have been prepared tohand out the ‘white feather’ to men who stayed away fromthe fight without enquiring the reason. In this song JudySmall suggests that while social conditioning might havebeen the cause of past acceptance, many modern womenrefuse to be stereotyped.LyricsDanny Spooner sings Mothers, Daughters, WivesChorus (after every other verse):The first time it was fathers, the last time it was sons,And in between your husbands marched away with drumsand guns.And you never stopped to question, you just went on withyour lives,For all they’d taught you who to be mothers, daughters,wives.You can only just remember the tears your mother shed;As she sat and read their papers, through the lists and listsof dead.And the gold frames held the photographs that motherskissed each night,And the doorframes held the shocked and silent strangersfrom the fight.
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