St John's College, University of Sydney - Distinguished Alumni - Order of Australia and Order of The British Empire Recipients

Order of Australia and Order of The British Empire Recipients

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• Terence Glasheen (1945 – MBE(M) – For saving the life of a pilot during an aircraft crash and showing complete disregard for his personal safety)
• John Charles George Kevin (1964 CBE(C) – Ambassador in Cape Town)
• James Dwyer McGee (1952 – OBE – Most likely for his research and ideas that lead to the development of infrared telescopes to detect German planes at night in World War II, and infrared headlights/binoculars for English army drivers to drive undetected at night. Possibly also related to his earlier research on cathode ray tubes and his large part in the development of early electric televisions and television cameras)
• Sir Cyril Walsh (1969 – KBE(C) – Judge of the High Court)
• Herbert Francis Benning (1969 – OBE(C) – In recognition of service to the community)
• John Flood Nagle (1981 – AO – For service to the community and to education)
• Kevin Fagan AO (1987 – In recognition of service to the welfare of ex-service personnel, to medicine and to the community)
• William Norman "Bill" Peach (1991 – AM – For service to the media and to tourism)
• Brian Patrick Morgan (1993 – AM – For service to medicine, particularly in the field of colo-rectal surgery)
• Francis Harding Burns (1996 – OAM – In recognition of service to medicine in the area of diabetes care and in the prevention of drug and alcohol abuse)
• Aylmer Campbell "Cam" Robertson (retired) (1996 – OAM – For service to the community, particularly through the Toowoomba Art Gallery and the Toowoomba Chamber of Commerce)
• Bruce Dalway Shepherd (1996 – AM – For service to children with impaired hearing through the establishment in 1972 of The Shepherd Centre For Deaf Children and it's continued administration)
• Raymond Thomas Stack (1999 – OAM – For service to the community of Taree, particularly through support for charitable and sporting organisations)
• Gregory Bartels (2000 – AM – For service to the community, particularly through business and professional associations, to local and state government instrumentalities, and to organisations fostering health, education and welfare programmes in developing countries)
• Colin Hingston AM (2000 – AM – For exceptional service to the Australian Defence Force in the field of Strategic Logistics and, in particular, as Head National Support)
• Frank Sartor (2002 – AO – For service to the community, particularly through the implementation of plans to improve facilities and infrastructure in the City of Sydney, and to support for the Olympic and Paralympic Games)
• David Maurice Stack (2002 – OAM – For service to the regional community of Taree, to local government, and to the legal profession)
• Timothy John Stack (2002 – OAM – For service to the community of Taree, particularly through the Taree and District Eisteddfod Society)
• Robert David Coates (2004 – OAM – For service to the Scouting movement and to the community of the Illawarra region)
• Paul Desmond Scully-Power (2004 – AM – For service to science in the fields of oceanography and space remote sensing, and to the community through contributions to a range of government regulatory agencies and through raising public awareness of conservation issues)
• Daniel Thomas Gilbert (2005 – AM – For service to the law and to the community, particularly Indigenous Australians, in relation to social justice and welfare issues)
• Justice Roderick Meagher (2005 – AO – For service to the judiciary, to legal scholarship and professional development, and to the arts)
• James Barry Roche (2005 – OAM – For service to medicine in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology and to the Crown Street Women's Hospital)
• The Very Reverend Brian Lawrence Cross (2007 – For service to religious education, particularly through the Australian Catholic University, to the promotion of ecumenism and interfaith dialogue, and to the community)
• Michael L'Estrange (2007 – AO – For service to the development and implementation of public policy in Australia, particularly national security and foreign policy, and to international relations through fostering diplomatic, trade and cultural interests, including strengthening Australia's relationship with the United Kingdom)
• Kirsty Schneeberger (2011 – MBE – For service to the environment)
• Sir David Higgins (2011 – Knight Bachelor – For service to regeneration)