Kenneth Turnbull, whose family immigrated to Australia in 1915, is a first generation Aussie. Kenneth taught Secondary level Visual Arts and Digital Production and is an avid photographer. One of the original members of the Turnbull Clan Association, Kenneth has remained active in clan activities and serves as Clan Vice Chairman and Editor of Turnbull Clan Association publications. He and his wife, Patricia reside in the Gold Coast on Tamborine Mountain, Queensland. Norman Turnbull was born in Edinburgh in 1942 and grew up in the Borders countryside. At the age of 18, he enlisted in the Royal Air Force. On retirement from his Service, Norman returned home to Scotland and his heritage in the Borders where he shepherded and explored known and forgotten history. In 2009, Norman worked with the local Borders Turnbull Clan Association in the preparations for the international clan gathering and the unveiling of the famous Turning of the Bull monument at the Hawick Heritage Hub. Norman was appointed Clan High Shanachie by the Turnbull Clan Association in 2010.