Andy McAllister from Tatura, Neville Pell from Wyuna, Karen Brisbane-Bullock from Murchison and Simon Pell from Wyuna enjoying the farewell.
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John Pettigrew from Bunbartha, Barbara Brown from Shepparton, Glenys Avard, and John Avard from Colbinabbin.
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Chris Norman receiving a Carlton AFL jumper used in the indigenous round from Yorta Yorta elder Neville Atkinson.
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Goulburn Broken CMA chair Helen Reynolds speaking at the farewell.
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Chris Norman with his daughters, Britttany and Melissa.
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Yvette Williams from Tatura, Chris Nicholson from Shepparton, Katie Warner from the North Eastern CMA and Helen Reynolds.
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Chris Norman has left the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority after 10 years to take up a position in Queensland.
His colleagues and friends could not resist one final hurrah with the much-loved local on Friday night.
