Peter Jessop was awarded Life Membership of the Lake Macquarie Dockers in 2008 in recognition of his long-standing service to the club. A dedicated committee member, Peter held the role of Club Secretary for seven years, providing consistent leadership and administrative support. Widely recognised in the football community as the club’s timekeeper, Peter became a familiar and reliable presence on game days.

Throughout his time with the Dockers, Peter played an important role in liaising with local council. He was a key contributor in the planning and delivery of major infrastructure upgrades, including the installation of oval lighting and improvements to club facilities.

Andrew joined the club in 2003, back when it was known as the Crows. He began by coaching junior teams before moving into a leadership role overseeing the club’s football operations.

Andrew was instrumental in the club’s transition to First Grade, managing the recruitment of players and coaches to support the step up in competition. One of his most significant contributions came in 2011, when he led the implementation of the Dockers partnership, including the club’s name change and updated playing strip.

His leadership helped shape the modern identity of the Lake Macquarie Dockers and laid the groundwork for the club’s continued growth.

Greg became involved with the Lake Macquarie Dockers in 2004 when his son Aaron joined the club. In the early years, he coached several junior teams before moving into committee roles, including several years as Club Secretary. Greg played a key role in many club projects, with one of his most significant contributions being the design and construction of the club’s first scoreboard structure, completed in partnership with Peter Jessop.

Although work took him overseas in recent years, Greg has returned and is once again actively involved, continuing his long-standing support of the club.

Ray became involved with the Lake Macquarie Dockers in 1998 when his sons began playing junior football. He initially coached several junior teams before taking on the role of team manager, which he held for seven years. Ray has contributed to the club committee at various times, most recently serving as Club Secretary for seven years, providing steady leadership and support across club operations.

He continues to volunteer as timekeeper at home games and has been a key figure in driving improvements to the club’s facilities and playing grounds. His efforts have played an important role in securing and delivering infrastructure upgrades that benefit the entire club community. Ray’s long-term commitment and hands-on contribution reflect his dedication to the club’s ongoing development and success.

 Brad joined the club in 2009 during its time as the Lake Macquarie Crows. In his first full season, he was awarded Reserve Grade Best & Fairest playing at fullback and went on to make 139 senior appearances. Following his playing career, Brad joined the committee, leading Social and Events for several seasons. In 2013, he stepped into the role of Senior President and went on to serve as either Senior or Junior President for the next decade.

Under his leadership, the club achieved major milestones, including its first Junior Premiership in 2014 and the Senior Women’s Premiership in 2022.Brad also coached Newcastle’s Under 13 and Under 15 representative teams and continues to coach at club level, including leading the U15s to an undefeated premiership in 2022.

Brad stepped back from executive roles at the end of 2024 but remains an active committee member and coach.