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Joe Fazio

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following the death of his father when Joe was nine years of age. In his senior year in 1960 he stroked the College's first VIII, was elected Captain of Boats, played in the Championship winning 1st XV and was selected in the combined GPS 2nd XV. At the College's Cadet Camp in 1959 he was involved in
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Back pain caused by the shrapnel still lodged close to his spine forced Fazio to undergo a spinal fusion operation in 1967 but within six months he was again rowing at the highest level. He was selected in the New South Wales state eight which won the King's Cup at the Interstate Regatta within the
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Following school Fazio started a career with the Royal Australian Navy Experimental Laboratories as a research assistant. He played club rugby with Sydney's,
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In business he worked in senior management positions for Qantas and the Hilton Hotel Group. He died in 2011 following the effects of Alzheimer's disease.
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Later in life he returned to St Joseph's as a voluntary coach and was involved with fours and the school's 1st eight between 1993 and 1997.
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a tragic accident when his close friend Michael Farrell was critically injured by an unexploded shell which he and Fazio found on the
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in 1968 and from there he was selected in six seat of the Australian boat which won the silver medal in the eights event at the
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rifle range. The explosion left pieces of shrapnel in Fazio's body and some shrapnel was too close to the spine to be removed.
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St. Joseph's College News 2012 Volume 52#1 article by James Gray, College Archivist
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The Tradition:100 years of Rugby at St Joseph's College
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People educated at St Joseph's College, Hunters Hill
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St. Joseph's College, Hunters Hill
Sydney Rowing Club
rowing
Australia
Olympic Games
1968 Mexico City
Men's eight
rower
1968 Summer Olympics
Taree, New South Wales
Sydney
St. Joseph's College, Hunters Hill
Singleton
Eastern Suburbs RUFC
Jake Howard
Sydney Rowing Club
Australian Rowing Championships
1968 Mexico Olympics




"Guerin-Foster History of Australian Rowing"
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"1968 Olympics at Guerin Foster"
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Fazio Olympic profile
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1942 births
2011 deaths

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