The MLMC Mercy Honour Roll began in 2012 as an initiative of the Old Collegians' Association. The aim of the program is to provide inspiration to our current students and all members of the wider MLMC community. Please find below our wonderful group of inductees — we hope you enjoy reading their remarkable stories.
John Michael McLindon
John Michael’s commitment to the Mercy Ethos has been demonstrated in every sphere of his life. Compassion, humility, integrity and strong leadership are just some of the traits which others have used to describe John Michael.
READ MORELeah Hill
Leah Hill shaped the lives of many hundreds of students who were fortunate to be placed in her care during both primary and secondary phases of her teaching career.
READ MORECameron Heath
Cameron has had to overcome many obstacles in his life due to being born with Poland Syndrome. This has never stopped him from achieving his goals at a very high level.
READ MOREDr Elizabeth Farrell AM
Elizabeth is a consultant gynaecologist who is recognised as a leader and expert in women’s health and has made a significant contribution to improving health standards for women all over the world.
READ MOREJohn Reiner Van Gastel
John has had a highly successful career in the arts as a costumier. His work can be seen across film (including Charlotte's Web), television (including Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries) and theatre and dance productions.
READ MOREChristine Linden
Christine is a natural leader and has been able to work in a high-profile position at ANZ Bank while also balancing her home commitments and other challenges.
READ MOREKevin Farrelly
Kevin began his service to MLMC 40 years ago at the beginning of its transition from a girls’ primary, secondary and boarding school to the large thriving co-educational College it is today.
READ MOREMaria McCarthy
Maria’s extensive involvement in a wide variety of organisations demonstrates the value she places on hard work and her commitment to the local community.
READ MORERose-Maire Longo
Rosie has excelled in the field of nursing and utilised her skills to both improve the status of Aboriginal health and train other health professionals to do likewise.
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