John Harford
Software developer and site designer for Seniorlink. John has been a journalist and graphics journalist with The Press for more than 20 years. He also runs a business designing and programming websites. Has 5 children who are growing up quickly. Interests include music, home improvements, computers . . . and icecream. If you require a large-scale interactive website - or just a few pages contact John at john@thoseguys.co.nz

Robin Marshall
Robin edits the "Connected" computer section of the Christchurch Press. She is well versed in computer matters. Her speciality is web design and management. Interests are horses, running a small farm and computers. Robin can assist you with web design and management. She can be contacted at robinm@inet.net.nz

Libby Robins
Manager of the Family Help Trust -a child abuse prevention program. Seniorlink is proud to be associated with them with part of the sponsorship money going to them. Child abuse is a savage problem within New Zealand with many of those being abused becoming causes of much social unrest. Libby welcomes you to contact her for any information or support you may have. Donations are always welcome. She can be contacted at lrobins@inet.net.nz

Robin Thompson
Robin is the Family Help Trust Administrator. She is able to take messages for Seniorlink during office hours and pass them on. Robin has been with the Trust some 6 years. In her spare time she devotes some of it to the Cats Protection League. She can be contacted on (03) 365 9912.

Richard Morling
Richard retired as an Air Traffic Controller in the1980s after many years' service both in New Zealand and in England. Prior to that he flew with the Royal Air Force as a navigator.

Since retiring from aviation he has held a number of positions. He was membership representative with the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce. Following this he represented a number of companies then established his own home appliance business from which he recently retired.

When asked to be responsible for acquiring sponsorship for SeniorLink, it was an opportunity he could not resist.

Kathleen Morling
Kathleen Morling assists her husband in his work for SeniorLink. She's not new to working for the community. She is founder of STORYLINE the voluntary organisation now integrated into the services provided by the Canterbury Public Library. It was in the 1970s that she saw a need for volunteers to read to sick children and to adults with poor eyesight. Added to that, volunteers were needed to deliver books to the housebound. STORYLINE provided this service.

Brook
The name's Brook -George W. Brook (and I don't choke on pretzel sticks!). My job is to love everyone. I do this with licks, kisses and my furry paws . In my spare time I chase aeroplanes, do tricks, annoy magpies and watch what goes on. I can be contacted at team@seniorlink.co.nz (please make it Attention: Brook)

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