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Jenny Gilbert
Local ResidentMildura · VIC
Jenny Gilbert
Jenny has over 40 years experience as an educator, and 25 years experience in organising, preserving and scrapbooking family photos and documents. She is passionate about helping others to sort, organise and share their photo collection, both digital and physical. In 2025, she became a qualified professional Photo Manager with the set of skills needed to sort and organise photos for you, or to help you to do it yourself. She understands the overwhelm many of us feel about our ever growing collection of photos and videos, endless camera rolls, and inheriting the family albums and boxes of loose photos. She is passionate about helping you make good decisions about the collection, preserving what matters most and ensuring your photo and story legacy is there for generations to come.
Digital Legacy Services
Digital Legacy Services provides the services of an experienced photo manager who A photo manager supports you in organizing your photos. This involves sorting, arranging, and curating your physical and digital photo collection. Jenny can guide you through a photo organizing project from start to finish or, if you prefer, you can hire her to complete the project for you. Jenny can also help you navigate the world of creating and printing photo books or other photo projects and creating important digital archives ready to pass on to your descendants.
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Distinguished and Famous people from Bowen
Bowen's newspaper history includes a local boy who grew up helping produce the paper and later became its owner and editor. His working life crossed printing, community organisations and local government.
📰 Douglas James “Jim” Darwen
Jim Darwen was born in Bowen in 1906 and attended the local state school. As a boy he helped at his father's newspaper, the Bowen Independent and Proserpine Agriculturalist, taking printed sheets from the press and delivering copies before school. He had wanted to become a carpenter, but entered the newspaper business at fourteen. As an editor he also involved himself in town affairs: the progress association, local band, show society and Port Denison Sailing Club all benefited from his participation. He was twice elected to Bowen Town Council. His life connects the printed record of Bowen with the daily work of its community.
