Meet the Board

Behind the scenes of Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club is a group of volunteers who care deeply about the club, the community and keeping things moving in the right direction.
Some come from the greens, some from the card tables — all now part of the same team.

While a few of us can deliver a perfect bowl and others try to finesse like a pros, we’re united by a love of good company, a desire to preserve this wonderful facility for the Lindfield Community, friendly competition and making this club a great place to belong.

These short bios are a chance to get to know the people helping steer the club forward. Say hello when you see them — they’re always happy to chat… whether it’s about bowls, bridge, or where the coffee’s best

Roger Parks

Chairman

Describe yourself in three words. 
What’s your go-to way to relax? 
Coffee, Tea or something stronger?

Early bird or night owl? 

What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club? 
What would people be surprised to learn about you? 
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club? 
What does “a great club culture” look like to you? 
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?

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Shaz Thompson

Deputy Chair

Describe yourself in three words. Energetic, giving, lucky.
What’s your go-to way to relax? Spa day with friends.
Coffee, Tea or something stronger? Definitely coffee. Early bird or night owl? Early bird.
What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club? Golf.
What would people be surprised to learn about you? That I am a pretty good golfer for an old chook!
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club?  The opportunity to create a place so no member ever feels lonely.
What does “a great club culture” look like to you? Respect, encouragement and it becomes our member’s “happy place”.
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?  I‘m home.

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Jo Ampherlaw

Treasurer

Describe yourself in three words.
What’s your go-to way to relax?
Coffee, Tea or something stronger?
Early bird or night owl?
What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club?
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club?
What does “a great club culture” look like to you?
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?

Email Jo

Terry Dunne

Honarary Secretary

Describe yourself in three words.
What’s your go-to way to relax?
Coffee, Tea or something stronger?
Early bird or night owl?
What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club?
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club?
What does “a great club culture” look like to you?
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?

Email Terry

Ian Kimmorley

Board Member

Describe yourself in three words.
What’s your go-to way to relax?
Coffee, Tea or something stronger?
Early bird or night owl?
What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club?
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club?
What does “a great club culture” look like to you?
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?

Email Ian

Peter Marshall

Board Member

Describe yourself in three words.
What’s your go-to way to relax?
Coffee, Tea or something stronger?
Early bird or night owl?
What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club?
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club?
What does “a great club culture” look like to you?
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?

Email Peter

Gary Foster

Board Member

Describe yourself in three words.
What’s your go-to way to relax?
Coffee, Tea or something stronger?
Early bird or night owl?
What’s on hobby or interest outside the Club?
What would people be surprised to learn about you?
What excites you most about the new Lindfield Bowling & Bridge Club?
What does “a great club culture” look like to you?
What’s one thing you’d love members to feel when they walk into the club?

Email Gary