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- 1. Ron Clarke
- 2. Jan Mangleson
- 3. Eric Trad
- 4. Milpera State High School
- 5. Barry Crocker
- 6. Lewisham Public School
- 7. Nan Tien Temple
- 8. Bob Randall
- 9. Rad Leovic
- 10. Dave McInness
- 11. John & Dawn Wilson
- 12. Lachlan Lewis
- 13. Valmai Mylan
- 14. Helen Mills
- 15. Jim Brindle
- 16. Les Threlfo
- 17. Brenda Coughlan
- 18. Rebecca McNamara
- 19. Leesa Danks
- 20. Joe Perry
- 21. Peter Cullen
- 22. Shirley Young
- 23. Dr Barry Jones
- 24. Tony De Domenico
- 25. Ron Clark
- 26. Karen Cordwell
- 27. Fusion Australia
- 28. Marjanne Pugh
- 29. Lindsay Swain
- 30. Tegan Edwards
- 31. Nita Roebuck
- 32. Peter Feast
- 33. Veronica Jenkin
- 34. Jill Cutting
- 35. Hazel Watson
- 36. Peter Hill
- 37. Timisha Ward
- 38. Bridge Clinic
- 39. Irwin Family
- 40. Elizabeth Ellis
- 41. Adelaide Zoo
- 42. Lewis O'Brien
- 43. SA Printed Labels
- 44. Glen Woodward
- 45. Pat Mells
- 46. Ian Skewes
- 47. Aaron Phillips
- 48. Kaleteeya Aboriginal Health Team
- 49. Amber Anderson
- 50. Tyron Bradshaw
- 51. Geera Dickson
- 52. Doug Wright
- 53. Kevin Martin
- 54. Albert Grant
- 55. Matthew Carlile
- 56. Brad Farmer
- 57. Malcolm Douglas
- 58. Bob McCartney
- 59. Rose Marks
- 60. Mike Moyle
- 61. Geoff Davis
- 62. Ronnie Jimbidie
- 63. Peter Tonkin
- 64. Mataranka Primary School
- 65. Jodie Nish
- 66. Shirley Higham
- 67. Robert Ievers
- 68. Barbara Pearson
- 69. Jack Webster
- 70. Norm & Bill Hannan
- 71. Prof. Kenneth Stott
- 72. Chita Bodmer
- 73. Hans Kronemeyer
- 74. Greig Bolderrow
- 75. Ron Grant
- 76. Gary Parsons
- 77. Tatiana Grigorieva
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25. Ron Clark
Ron Clark is on the committee and a race organiser with the Newstead Harriers, which is the oldest amateur athletic club in Northern Tasmania and began in 1933.
Ron inspired us by his life of running and his selfless service towards members of the community that is quite touching and special. Ron is 68 years-old and joined the World Harmony Run team in a couple of kms run with other townsfolk through their village. Ron's best marathon time in the past was 2 hr, 36 min and achieved 71 min for the half marathon. He is still running marathons in his 60s and the extraordinary part of the story is that his last marathon took him 4 hrs, 02 min where he accompanied a blind man, holding an end of his stick the entire 42km journey and helping him cross the line when leg cramps attacked just before the finish line!
The tales of Ron's running and self-giving personal service to other members of his community like this deeply touched our hearts and brought us much inspiration for our own journey around Australia. We are honoured to give the Torch-Bearer Award to a true hero of the heart such as Ron Clark.
Actually, Ron Clark once met our National Patron Ron Clarke many years ago and Ron Clarke jokingly noted the difference in spelling of their surnames.
Ron inspired us by his life of running and his selfless service towards members of the community that is quite touching and special. Ron is 68 years-old and joined the World Harmony Run team in a couple of kms run with other townsfolk through their village. Ron's best marathon time in the past was 2 hr, 36 min and achieved 71 min for the half marathon. He is still running marathons in his 60s and the extraordinary part of the story is that his last marathon took him 4 hrs, 02 min where he accompanied a blind man, holding an end of his stick the entire 42km journey and helping him cross the line when leg cramps attacked just before the finish line!
The tales of Ron's running and self-giving personal service to other members of his community like this deeply touched our hearts and brought us much inspiration for our own journey around Australia. We are honoured to give the Torch-Bearer Award to a true hero of the heart such as Ron Clark.
Actually, Ron Clark once met our National Patron Ron Clarke many years ago and Ron Clarke jokingly noted the difference in spelling of their surnames.