Laurence Muir [SEP] educated at
Laurence Muir
Sir Laurence Macdonald Muir, VRD, FSIA, FAIM (3 March 192521 April 2010) was an Australian philanthropist and businessman.
Early life.
Laurence Muir was born in Victoria and educated at Scotch College (Captain of School 1942), and the University of Melbourne. After service in the Royal Australian Navy from late 1942 until 1946, he gained a Law Degree and was admitted as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria in 1950. For 30 years from 1950 to 1980, Muir
world leader and is flourishing thanks to the skill of Bernard's successor Prof Wayne Morrison and the leadership of Ronald Walker the current chairman. Sir Laurence Muir is proud to be the Patron of the Microsurgery Foundation at the Bernard O’Brien Research Centre.
In the Mid seventies Laurence was challenged to raise $13 million to build St. Vincents Private Hospital for Sister Fabian the then Head of the Sisters of Charity at St Vincents. Urged on by the devout sister ("God will find a way Mr Muir") the goal was