Vale - Peter Kaill

It was sad news to learn that Peter Kaill passed away on 2nd August 2022, aged 92. His funeral was held on Wed 24th August at Northern Suburbs Crematorium.

 

Peter and wife Margaret actively supported and attended many club functions in recent years, but their greatest times were spending time and occasions with the family their 3 children and 6 grandchildren.

 

Peter ran a very successful Hardware business on Sydney Road Balgowlah for many years then his eldest son, James took it over when Peter retired. Peter was a keen sailor and an ardent member of Middle Harbour Yacht Club where he sailed competitively for many years including the Sydney to Hobart yacht race

 

Peter joined Rotary as inaugural member of the club in 1974 - in fact started the Balgowlah Club with John Havilah. 

 

PP Peter Kaill, PP Tim Anderson and PP John Havilah at the club's 40th birthday in 2014

Peter held various positions/roles within the club over the years, including Program Chairman, Community Service Director, International Service Director, Youth Coordinator and Fundraising. He served as President in 1985-86 and received a PHF for his efforts in 1987-88 and became an Honorary Member in 2000.

 

All our sympathies to Margaret and the family.

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