Joseph Anthony Bartolo - Revision history

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	==Awards and recognitions==		==Awards and recognitions==
	Joe was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the [[Keilor Citizen of the Year Award]] (1990), the [[Brimbank ~~Council’s~~ Australia Day ~~Mayor’s~~ Recognition Award]], the [[Manoel de Vilhena Award]] (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the [[Order of Australia Medal]] (OAM)(June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria.		Joe was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the [[Keilor Citizen of the Year Award]] (1990), the [[Brimbank Council's Australia Day Mayor's Recognition Award]], the [[Manoel de Vilhena Award]] (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the [[Order of Australia Medal]] (OAM)(June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria.


	He was married to Patricia and had seven children, sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He passed away on June 1, 2005. His main hobbies were soccer, golf and socialising.		He was married to Patricia and had seven children, sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He passed away on 1 June 2005. His main hobbies were soccer, golf and socialising.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Bartolo, Joseph Anthony}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Bartolo, Joseph Anthony}}

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	'''Joseph Anthony Bartolo''' (1928 – 2005) was a businessman and community worker in Melbourne, Australia.		'''Joseph Anthony Bartolo''' OAM (1928 – 2005) was a businessman and community worker in Melbourne, Australia.

	==Early life==		==Early life==

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	==Awards and recognitions==		==Awards and recognitions==
	Joe was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the ~~'''~~Keilor Citizen of the Year Award~~'''~~ (1990), the ~~'''~~Brimbank Council’s Australia Day Mayor’s Recognition Award~~'''~~, the [[Manoel de Vilhena Award]] (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the ~~'''~~Order of Australia Medal (OAM)~~'''~~ (June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria.		Joe was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the [[Keilor Citizen of the Year Award]] (1990), the [[Brimbank Council’s Australia Day Mayor’s Recognition Award]], the [[Manoel de Vilhena Award]] (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the [[Order of Australia Medal]] (OAM)(June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria.


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	Joe was born in Mosta (February 1, 1928) and arrived in Australia in 1950. He worked most of his life as a furniture retailer, but will be remembered for his involvement in the community. Within the Maltese Community he was very active, particularly through the [[Maltese Community Council of Victoria]], where he served as Vice-President for many years and was Chairman of the Annual Fete sub-committee raising funds for the MCCV.		Joe was born in Mosta (February 1, 1928) and arrived in Australia in 1950. He worked most of his life as a furniture retailer, but will be remembered for his involvement in the community. Within the Maltese Community he was very active, particularly through the [[Maltese Community Council of Victoria]], where he served as Vice-President for many years and was Chairman of the Annual Fete sub-committee raising funds for the MCCV.

	Joe was the founding member and inaugural chairperson of the ~~'''~~Migrant Resource Centre North West Region~~'''~~. He worked for many years at ~~'''~~Victoria University~~'''~~, starting when it was the Western Institute, and helped to increase the number of Maltese students. He was one of the top Soccer Referees in Victoria for a good number of years.		Joe was the founding member and inaugural chairperson of the [[Migrant Resource Centre North West Region]]. He worked for many years at [[Victoria University]], starting when it was the [[Western Institute]], and helped to increase the number of Maltese students. He was one of the top Soccer Referees in Victoria for a good number of years.

	==Awards and recognitions==		==Awards and recognitions==

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	'''~~Bartolo~~ Joseph Anthony (1928 – 2005), ~~OAM'''~~		'''Joseph Anthony Bartolo''' (1928 – 2005) was a businessman and community worker in Melbourne, Australia.

	~~'''Businessman~~, Community ~~Worker'''~~		==Early life==
			Joe was born in Mosta (February 1, 1928) and arrived in Australia in 1950. He worked most of his life as a furniture retailer, but will be remembered for his involvement in the community. Within the Maltese Community he was very active, particularly through the [[Maltese Community Council of Victoria]], where he served as Vice-President for many years and was Chairman of the Annual Fete sub-committee raising funds for the MCCV.

	Joe was ~~born in Mosta (1.2.1928)~~ and ~~arrived in Australia in 1950~~. He worked ~~most of his life as a furniture retailer~~, ~~but will be remembered for his involvement in~~ the ~~community. Within~~ the Maltese ~~Community he~~ was ~~very active, particularly through~~ the ~~Maltese Community Council of~~ Victoria~~, where he served as Vice-President~~ for ~~many~~ years ~~and was Chairman of the Annual Fete sub-committee raising funds for the MCCV~~.		Joe was the founding member and inaugural chairperson of the '''Migrant Resource Centre North West Region'''. He worked for many years at '''Victoria University''', starting when it was the Western Institute, and helped to increase the number of Maltese students. He was one of the top Soccer Referees in Victoria for a good number of years.

	He was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the Keilor Citizen of the Year Award (1990), the Brimbank Council’s Australia Day Mayor’s Recognition Award, the Manoel de Vilhena Award (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the Order of Australia ~~medal~~ (OAM, June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria. Joe was the founding member and inaugural chairperson of the Migrant Resource Centre North West Region. He worked for many years at Victoria University, starting when it was the Western Institute, and helped to increase the number of Maltese students. He was one of the top soccer referees in Victoria for a good number of years.		==Awards and recognitions==
			Joe was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the '''Keilor Citizen of the Year Award''' (1990), the '''Brimbank Council’s Australia Day Mayor’s Recognition Award''', the [[Manoel de Vilhena Award]] (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the '''Order of Australia Medal (OAM)''' (June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria.

	He was married to Patricia and had seven children, sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He passed away on ~~1st~~ June 2005. His main hobbies were soccer, golf and socialising.
			He was married to Patricia and had seven children, sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He passed away on June 1, 2005. His main hobbies were soccer, golf and socialising.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Bartolo, Joseph Anthony}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Bartolo, Joseph Anthony}}
	[[Category:Maltese-background Who's Who in AU & NZ]]		[[Category:Maltese-background Who's Who in AU & NZ]]
	[[Category:Businessman, Community ~~Worker~~]]		[[Category:Maltese Businessman in Australia]]
			[[Category:Maltese Community Workers in Australia]]
			[[Category:Born in 1928]]
	[[Category:Died in 2005]]		[[Category:Died in 2005]]

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'''Bartolo Joseph Anthony (1928 – 2005), OAM'''

'''Businessman, Community Worker'''

Joe was born in Mosta (1.2.1928) and arrived in Australia in 1950. He worked most of his life as a furniture retailer, but will be remembered for his involvement in the community. Within the Maltese Community he was very active, particularly through the Maltese Community Council of Victoria, where he served as Vice-President for many years and was Chairman of the Annual Fete sub-committee raising funds for the MCCV.

He was very involved in community volunteer work for which he received many awards, including the Keilor Citizen of the Year Award (1990), the Brimbank Council’s Australia Day Mayor’s Recognition Award, the Manoel de Vilhena Award (1999), but the one that gave him the most pleasure was the award of the Order of Australia medal (OAM, June 1992) for his service to migrants, multicultural affairs and the Maltese community of Victoria. Joe was the founding member and inaugural chairperson of the Migrant Resource Centre North West Region. He worked for many years at Victoria University, starting when it was the Western Institute, and helped to increase the number of Maltese students. He was one of the top soccer referees in Victoria for a good number of years.

He was married to Patricia and had seven children, sixteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He passed away on 1st June 2005. His main hobbies were soccer, golf and socialising.

{{DEFAULTSORT:Bartolo, Joseph Anthony}}
[[Category:Maltese-background Who's Who in AU & NZ]]
[[Category:Businessman, Community Worker]]
[[Category:Died in 2005]]