I think Brian had been fighting cancer and sadly it finally got him. Again I didn't know Brian well but know the name, anyone with more information about his achievements at the club would be greatly appreciated.
Funeral details: Simplicity Funerals Joondalup on 31st July at 10.,30am and then to Joondalup Bowling Club for drinks.
It's quite sad to announce the passing of Dave, a friend and someone who I have bowled with for 15 years now at his metro clubs. Dave was someone who wanted people to achieve the best out of themselves and always helped with improving deliveries, tactics and importantly for him, using the mind to better you as a person and a bowler. He would frequently send me news articles on coaching, both for the mind and bowls, and we chatted constantly about it. He worked hard all his life and when he finally retired was giving back to bowls by becoming an umpire and a committee member for Bowls WA. Sadly his time there was cut short with his illness. We have lost a good man, a good bowler and a good friend. Condolences to Brenda and all of Dave's family and his other many friends who will be feeling it at this time. 
Ron initially played at Morrison Park before moving to Bedford where he played Premier League for a number of years and won the Club Pairs and Runner-up in the Club singles, before moving to Busselton in 2009.
Those that have passed through the doors at Kalamunda over the years will know Finn Rasmussen. Not a champion bowler but a champion bloke, the sort of guy every club has that will give plenty to the club and expect nothing in return. Whenever I went back to the club he would always say hello and ask about my wife, just a genuine guy who will be very much missed.
It is with great sadness that the Morley Bowling Club advises of the passing of our very much loved member and friend, John Smith. John was a one-in-a-million guy. Always there in the background quietly doing things without being asked. John never said a bad word about anything or anybody. A true gentleman. He always acknowledged his opposition's good bowls and played a damn mean game himself. 
Well known from Yokine but finishing at yokine it was sad to hear of the passing of Juris, a lovely guy and ahandy bowler. Thoughts go out to his family at this time. 
It is with great sadness that the Bassendean Bowling Club announces the passing of Steve Black on Friday, 28th April 2023.
Cockburn lawn bowls family is saddened with the passing on Saturday of Tony Srhoy, brother of Steve and Jack (deceased).
We are saddened to notify the Lawn Bowls fraternity of the passing of Boris Yakas last week. Boris was a very popular person and always there to have a chat and a laugh. 
Liz Brooke sadly lost her battle with cancer, it was a battle she had fought and won before but this time it was battle she did not win. Liz played 18 games for the state and was well known as a competitive hard to topple bowler getting deep in many tournaments without taking any major state titles. She will be missed by family and friends and the wider bowling community.
Bernie had been battling cancer for seemingly ages and kept seeming to beat it, but sadly lost the battle recently. I bowled withh Bernie at Kalamunda and for the past 10 years have considered him a good friend. We bowled together in many carnivals, pennants and club events with mixed success, one thing you can say about his bowls was he was always into the head, always niggling, ever confident in his ability and always fought games to the end, much like the the fight he had with his health. On a personal level he was a great guy, very generous to friends and family with his time and finances. It was a pleasure knowing him for as long as I did and he will be sorely missed.
Former Morley and Wanneroo bowler John Hulbert passed away peacefully on 23rd May 2022 aged 90 at Kalamunda hospital.
Harold played 240 games of Premier League for Cambridge Bowling Club. 
Wow what shocking news to wake up to today, much loved ABC news presenter and former weather man and member of Mt Lawley Bowling Club passing away suddenly today. If you've ever been to attend Mt Lawley carnivals and had the pleasure of listening to Russell speak during the presentations it was quite something else. I never ever saw without a smile on his face and super friendly. The bowls world is now poorer. The club would be doing it so hard today and in the coming days, thoughts
to them and to Russells family. 
Word came filtering through yesterday and confirmed last night of the sudden and tragic passing of Haydn Smith. You couldn't meet a more genial guy than Haydn, always smiling, would always say hello and enquire about your health but always a fierce competitor on the green with a will and desire to win, culminating in the state pairs win of 2018/19. I haven't got access to Countryweek history but I am sure he also won a fours that same season. 
I was very saddened to hear of the passing of Harry Clifford suddenly on Monday. He was full of life up to the end, celebrating his 89th birthday the Friday prior. He was a member of Kalamunda for at least 27 years and probably longer, he won the club pairs in 1994 and at the ripe old age of 86 took out the club singles in 2018, surely one of the oldest club singles winners ever. He was still bowling well, had been playing in the top side all season. If you knew Harry you could not say a bad word about him, he was kind, funny, always said hello and very generous with his time and good words. You will be missed greatly Harry, rest in peace.
John Cottier SNR joined the Mount Lawley Bowling Club in 1997 and made a very significant contribution to our Club. 
Melville Bowling Club has lost another of its champions of yesteryear.
Games played - 500
Club positions - President 2008-2019
Awful news passed around the bowls community as we heard that Luke Richardson had passed away suddenly on the weekend. Luke spent some time here in Perth, starting at Cockburn before moving to Dalkeith Nedlands where he won the club singles in 2010/11 and the Pairs in 2009/10 and 2012/13. He then moved to Cambridge winning the State Singles in 2013, following that up in 2014 when he won the Cambridge club Pairs, Triples and Fours and being selected for the State side, getting cap 170 and playing 25 games for the state. As a skipper here in the Premier League he had a 22 win from 44 games record over 5 seasons. He moved back to Tasmania about 3 years ago, and was a state skipper in the recent sides series completed in Ettalong where he had 2 wins including a 31-27 win over Scott Thulborn. 
I didn't know Max but I suspect would know his face, I'm sure many bowlers who have been around a while would know of him and be saddened by his passing.
I didn't know John very well off the green but we did lock horns a few times on it. He was fiercely competitive and extremely tough to beat, but always complimentary afterwards if he was beaten and have a drink with you. I have only ever known him to be a Morley bowler, he gave heaps to that club and hopefully someone can let me know what his club achievements were, they must be extensive.
Another big lawn bowls family is saddened today with the passing on Sunday of Jack Srhoy, brother of Steve and Tony.
A thorough gentleman in bowls, Bill Galloway passed away last Friday. He has been battling poor health and dementia the last few years, but he was a man who gave so much to bowls in this state and also a representative for Scotland. He got 54 caps (8th most of all time) for Scotland Indoors spanning the years 1982 to 1999 and is a life member of the Scottish Indoor Bowls Association. He played State bowls for WA, cap number 146 and played 14 games, was a runner up in the state singles in 2007 to David Opie.
Life member of the Morley Bowling Club.
President for several years and was current Chairperson of greens.
Valued member of the Morley Bowling club, steady bowler and member of the volunteers ground staff.
Irene Macorlin nee Mariani passed away on the weekend. She was a member of the State Fours winning team of 2001, State Pairs in 2003 representing Bedford and was runner up to Therese Hastings in the State Singles in 2004 while playing for Yokine. She hadn't played much in recent years but I'm sure many lady bowlers out there would remember her name.
Doug left Perth quite a few years ago now and moved to Sydney but I am sure there are some old bowlers who would remember Doug, quite a good bowler in his own right but now known as the father of Trystan, who now lives in Darwin but represented the state of WA on many occasions. The family is celebrating the life of Doug at the Peel Alehouse on the 15th July from 11am. If you knew Doug and want to commemorate his life, the family would love to see you there.
A member of the Morley Bowling Club for many years and a few stints with other clubs including Bassendean. Will be sadly missed, RIP Andy.
A popular member of Hilton Park, Mick Flanigan passed away peacefully on the 26th June. For those that knew him, his funeral service will take place at the Hilton Park Bowling club at 3.00pm on the 4th July.
Anyone in bowls would have known Pat, he was a true gentlement in bowls, always enquiring about your health and your family, a very generous man who gve so much back to bowls tha it gave to him. He had been battling illness for a while but fought it out right to the end. We will all miss you Pat. Our thoughts with Joyce and Gary and all of the Caffell clan.
A awesome friend who helped me to get back on my feet 7 years ago when I was down, he pulled me out from under a rock and kicked my ass and made me realise life was worth living. Thank you my friend
I knew that Roger had been sick in recent months and with great sadness to say that yesterday he passed away from his illness. A great tribute by Clive on his Facebook page is a far better tribute to a man who was so supportive of Clive and his bowls, but I dare say just as much a supporter to Clive's Mum, brother and sister. Whenever Clive was playing in a state event, representing his state or even his club, Roger would be there for support and would always say hello, enquire about my health and my family but always with an eye on how Clive was going on the green. A wonderful man who will be truly missed. 
In my usual duties of working at the Mt Lawley Bowling Club I was saddened to hear of the passing of Alan Evans. He was a member of the club for 55 years, played mid week and Saturdays and conservatively played about 1800 games for the club. The service is being held today at the Mt Lawley Bowling Club.
Just shocking news to hear of the tragic accident to Daniel - Danno - Puppy which unfortunately cost him his life. Only 28 years of age with the whole world at his feet. Words are very hard to describe what emotions would be around our WA bowls family at the moment, but the outpouring of emotion, love, pictures predominantly on Facebook shows how well loved he was, a vibrant personality, loved to laugh, loved to drink, cheeky but very loyal. On the green he was a fierce competititor and wanted to beat everyone he played, but always chatted and laughed off the green. 
It is with great sadness to report the passing of Geoff Gunning.
It is with great sadness that we report our long time friend and respected Bowler Barry Tighe has passed away on Saturday the 3rd February.
Barry was a great supporter of Quinn’s and always had a smile on his face when he was bowling. His love of the game and his advice will be sadly missed by all that came into contact with him.
