Peter J Snow Oam

Not Ordinary Lives 1 ("The Tribe", #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What have the co-founder of one of Australia's great business success stories; a foster carer of 220 babies; the unluckiest AFL footballer in Australia (and the highest paid per minute); a lolly-pop Santa; an Alpaca breeder; Western Australia's most decorated footballer; a casino gaming inspector; a disability carer; and a fire chief have in common?

A love of a football club!

They are just some of the backgrounds of 15 Ordinary people doing extraordinary things whose tales are included in this series of memoirs introduced by the person who has had the privilege of getting to know all of them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BeInspiredBooks.com
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781923358027
• Artikelnr.: 72480825

Autorenporträt

About the Author

It might be said that the expression "Jack of all trades and master of none" is an apt description of Peter J Snow OAM.

He abandoned pursuit of an engineering degree and accounting qualifications but his efforts will leave an extraordinary legacy.

He attributes this to the training, skills and self-confidence he gained through membership of JCI (formerly known as Jaycees International) after joining Fremantle Jaycees in 1970.

Obstacles encountered dented (but certainly not overwhelmed) his positive approach and desire to help and mentor others. His vision, entrepreneurial skills and contribution to his community over 70+ years (some of which are referred to in this book) have resulted in a myriad of awards.

International awards for programs developed or overseen by him include: national public relations; awards; fundraising; group collaboration; commercial education; and assistance to the handicapped.

Personal awards include: Voluntary Contribution to Western Australian Heritage; Honorary Tarheel of North Carolina; a Paul Harris fellowship from Rotary; and Community Torchbearer for the Sydney 2000 Olympics.

In addition to being recognised as Outstanding Senator of JCI, Outstanding National Officer and one of the World's Inspiring Jaycees, he was Australian Jaycees (JCIA) first Ambassador in Western Australia and one of the state's Five Outstanding Young Australians.

Along with a JCI Senatorship, he holds life memberships of 8 community or sporting organisations and was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for his contribution to the Australian community. In 2025 he was awarded Life Membership of JCIA.