Anonym / 09 July 2014 / Categories: World-wide IC News, IC Council News IC Council remembers Athol Tills Athol passed away on Thursday 3 July after a long illness. Athol was at the inaugural meeting of the IC Club of New Zealand in 1956. He was heavily involved in our club as a committee member, president, and finally represented Australia and New Zealand on the World Council. He led teams to play in several countries and was instrumental in bringing overseas IC teams to play in New Zealand. With Frank Sedgman, Athol established the Trans Tasman Cup between Australia and New Zealand which has grown into the World IC Junior Challenge. Two years ago Athol was made the first and only life member of our club. He was passionate about tennis and the IC movement. Tributes have been coming in from IC clubs from around the world. Athol was a good man, a quiet achiever and a very good friend. He will be sadly missed. Des Shaw President, IC New Zealand Previous Article An interview with Peter McQuibban, Chairman of the IC Council, during the Potter Cup 2014 Next Article 2014 IC Junior Challenge: Worldwide Finals Print 8668 Tags: 2014Athol TillsIC New Zealand