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Annual General Meeting of The National Trust
Sri Lanka
27th
March 2014
The National Trust – Sri Lanka 407, Bauddhaloka Mawatha, Colombo 7
Tel: 2682730
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.thenationaltrust.lk
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THE NATIONAL TRUST - SRI LANKA
ANNUAL REPORT - 2013
CONTENTS
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING fOR YEAR 2013
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY GENERAL 2-6
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2013 - REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT
AUDITOR & ACCOUNTS 7-10
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT 11-13
LIST OF TRUSTEES as at 31st December 2013 14
LIST OF LIFE MEMBERS as at 31st December 2013 15-17
LIST OF ANNUAL MEMBERS as at 31 st December 2013 18-22
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NATIONAL TRUST – SRI LANKA
Agenda of the AGM 1. Welcome by the President. 2. Secretary General’s Report for 2012. (Annex ‘A’) 3. Statement of Accounts and the Audited Balance Sheet for 2012.
(Annex ‘B’) 4. Presidents Report for2012. (Annex ‘C’) 5. Announcement of Office Bearers for 2013
As proposed by Dr. Roland Silva and seconded by Prof. Nimal Silva President - Prof. Nimal de Silva
Co – President - Prof. Senake Bandaranayake Honorary President - Dr. Roland Silva Deputy President - Mr. U.L. Kadurugamuwa
Senior Vice President - Mr. K.Kanag-Isvaran PC Vice President/AdviserFinance - Mr. N.G.Wickremeratne
Vice President - Archt. Ashley de Vos Secretary General - Mr. H.D.S.Hettipathirane
Assistant Secretary General - Arch. Nilan Cooray
6. Launch of the First Publication under the ‘Seven Arts of Sri Lanka’ –Outstanding International Artists of an Era, at the End of the 20th Century Series, covering ‘SCULPTURE’ - The Work of Dr.Tissa Ranasinghe, -Represented by Justice Parinda Ranasinghe Sponsored by the G.C.Mendis Memorial Trust – Represented by Mrs. Sita Peiris and Authored by Mr. Neville Weereratne and Printed by Aitken Spence Represented by Mr. Prasanna Karunatilake.
7. Monthly Lecture presented by:
Prof. Senake Bandaranayake, “ Sri Lanka: Ancient and Early Maps.”
Contributions from the House
Vote of Thanks
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THE NATIONAL TRUST – SRI LANKA
SECRETARY GENERAL’S REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2013
Mr. President,
Trustees,
Members of the Sri Lanka National Trust
Ladies and Gentlemen.
As Secretary General, I am pleased to present the Annual Report of the National Trust for
the ninth consecutive year. Nine years have passed since the establishment of the National Trust in May
2005 and I wish to report that, by now we have become a strong non-governmental body, well
recognized nationally and internationally. The general member-ship of our organization is a total of 320
heritage conscious citizens many of whom are academics and professionals. 114 are Life Members
with more annual members opting for Life Membership. The majority of our members being
enlightened citizens have served the nation for more than three decades, while others still continue to
contribute their share. Let me take this opportunity to remember Mr. Elmo Alles who passed away a
few months ago .He was an active member and helped us by organizing very useful seminars and
workshops, as Chairperson of the Ancient Routes Committee. We deeply mourn his loss.
The year 2013 also showed much promise for the National Trust as seen by its achievements
and the successful implementation of a number of heritage based activities which benefited its
members in particular and the public in general. On behalf of the Trustees, I wish to place on record our
sincere appreciation of the contribution and support extended to the Trust by the general membership.
The main reason for another successful year of the National Trust, we believe, has been the dedication
of the Trustees and the Members as well as the team spirit and enthusiasm of the two groups.
As has been the tradition, the National Trust arranged opportunities in the year 2013 for each
member to meet most of their fellow members by participating in a number of activities of heritage
interest. One such activity which brought the membership together and kept the National Trust alive
throughout the year was the gathering at the monthly lecture. The National Trust was successful in
organizing and conducting the lecture series scheduled for the year. The topics of the lectures covered
various subjects of heritage interest - the presenters were recognized scholars and professionals in the
respective fields. In addition to enriching their knowledge, the members had opportunities to interact
with each other by participating in the discussions, and contributing their knowledge and experience on
the respective subjects. In turn, the National Trust, provided an opportunity for the audience s to get to
know scholars in the respective fields. Of the 59 special lecture series eleven (11) presentations were
held in 2013 and were well attended by more than 200 persons. In addition to the educational and
academic value, the special monthly lectures brought much publicity to the National Trust and its
activities - a source of encouragement to both the membership drive and its fundraising efforts. The
results have been immensely gratifying as shown by the response of the scholars who delivered the
lectures in an honorary capacity.
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Lectures conducted in 2013;
1. “Sigiriya in a Global Landscape Context” by Dr. Nilan Cooray 2. “Flags of Sri Lanka” by Prof. Nimal De Silva 3. “Sri Lanka: Ancient and Early Maps” by Prof. Senake Bandaranayake 4. “Oru and Maha Oru : their techno-cultural aspects” by Prof. Vini Vitharana and Lt. Cdr. Somasiri Devendra 5. “Aubrey Collete –Art, Life and Politics- A Profile of My Father” by Ms. Cresside Collette 6. “Sinhala Drama Music” by Dr. Jayalath Manorathne 7. “Language on Coins and Bank Notes of Sri Lanka” by Dr. Kavan Rathnatunga 8. “Fresh Water Fish in Sri Lanka and its Export Trade” by Mr. Samantha Gunasekara 9. “Thesavalamai ,the Law and Its Application” by Mr. Kanag Isvaran (PC) 10. “Ananda and Ethel Coomaraswamy and the making of Medieval Sinhalese Art” by Archt. Ismeth Raheem 11. “The Art of Making Sri Lankan Masks” by Prof Lionel Bentharage
We wish to place on record our appreciation of the presenters who accepted our invitations to conduct
the lectures in an honorary capacity We are also thankful to the Hatton National Bank for making
available the HNB Auditorium at the HNB Towers for our monthly lectures.
Today after the AGM we will be listening to our 60th lecture “ A Voyage in Sri Lankan Design” presented
by Archt. Tilak Samarawickrema.
I am glad to announce that plans are underway to reactivate the simultaneous transmission of the
lecture presentations to Kandy which had been interrupted during past few months due to technical
reasons. We thank the members of the Lecture Committee headed by Mr. U.L.Kadurugamuwa, Mr. N.G.
Wickremeratne, Mr. Kanag Isvaran, Prof. Arjuna Aluvihare of the Kandy Team , Major General Lohan
Goonewardena and the team of volunteers of F. J. and G. De Saram for their continued support in the
coordination of these lectures throughout the year.
In addition to the monthly lecture sessions, the members were given an opportunity to meet in smaller
groups when they joined in Quarterly Heritage Tours and attended seminars held outside Colombo.
Four Quarterly Heritage Tours were conducted successfully during the year enabling members who
participated to be more knowledgeable about a large number of lesser known heritage sites in the
country. Scholars who participated in the tours volunteered to guide the others, booklets were
prepared as a guide to each of the tour for the benefit of the participants. A separate volume titled,
“Cultural Day Tours” was also published during the year covering all quarterly tours that had been
conducted. This book gave due recognition and respect to a dearly loved Trustee the Late Ms. Nirmala
de Mel who served as the Chairperson of the Heritage Tour Committee until her untimely death. An
important tour cum seminar was also organized during the year in December, by the Ancient Routes
Committee of the Trust outside Colombo at the ancient Fort of “Balana”, near Kadugannawa and it
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was attended by more than 50 participants. I wish to thank the new chairperson of the committee, Ms.
Rohini Nanayakkara and Mr. Sri Lal Perera for the initiative taken in organising both the tour and the
seminar.
The National Trust continues its practice of conducting regular monthly Progress Meetings of the
Trustees and Meetings of the Management Committee through out the year without any
interruption. The Trust conducted the 92nd Meeting of the Trustees just an hour ago to work out the
policies, plans and strategies to be implemented and to review the progress of projected activities.
Twelve meetings were held during the year under review. These meetings are vital as they create an
opportunity for the relevant experts to workout strategies in relation to the development needs of the
cultural and natural heritage of the country and to assist the public and the private institutions to get
the best strategies implemented. As a policy, the Trust has extended its support and consultancy
services to outside organizations free of charge. The Management Committee meets two weeks before
every monthly meeting of the Trustees. As reported at the last Annual General Meeting, one of the main
driving forces behind the success of affairs of the Trust during this year too, has been the role played by
the “Management Committee” that worked out every minute detail of the programmes of activities,
covering all aspects, paying special attention to fundraising, effective management of finances, the
membership drive and the policy frame work in relation to the day to day operations. On behalf of the
general membership, let me take this opportunity to extend our gratitude, to the members of the
Management Committee namely, Prof. Nimal de Silva, Dr. Roland Silva, Mr. N.G. Wickremeratne, Mr.
U.L.Kadurugamuwa, and Mr. K. Kanag-Isvaran for working with much dedication throughout the year
along with the representatives of the HNB Sustainability Foundation and Ms. Devika Anthonisz of the
National Trust office and Major General (Rtd) Lohan Goonewardena of M/S F. G. J de Sarams and other
volunteers who supported the committee to reach the present level of success.
The expansion of other heritage related activities of the National Trust has been remarkable, during the
year. Let me now highlight some of the other heritage related activities implemented during the year
and the related sub-bodies which assisted the trust to achieve results. Scientific Sub-Committees of the
National Trust which are eight in number conducted regular monthly meetings and discussions to
formulate and carryout plans covering their respective specialized subjects and so supported the main
body. As was reported in the past the programmes implemented by these committees were of
immense importance to the Trust and to the heritage of the nation at large. These covered a wide range
of heritage subjects namely: Monuments and Sites, Moveable Artefacts, Natural Heritage, Intangible
Heritage, Paintings, Sculpture and Visual Arts, Architectural Conservation, Cultural Routes and
Industrial Heritage. As all are aware, the Scientific Sub-committees comprised of professionals and
outstanding persons in the relevant areas of heritage studies. The professional input of these
personalities and heritage matters have been of much importance to the activities of the Trust. Some of
the sub-committees helped to publish their work in the form of research material and books to
supplement the special publication series while others conducted workshops and seminars of heritage
importance to the members and the general public. Due appreciation has to be placed on record here
to Dr. Roland Silva, Prof. Nimal De Silva and the members of the sub-committees as well as the relevant
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Chairpersons for encouraging and assisting the sub-committees and especially to Dr. Nilan Cooray and
Mr. Prasad Fonseka , for coordinating the Scientific Sub-committee meetings..
The publication of a series of ten special volumes on Cultural and Natural Heritage also continued
and a total of seven volumes has been published to date including the volume titled “ Maritime
Heritage of Sri Lanka” authored by 20 learned writes and edited by Dr. Sarala Fernando and
published during the year under review. The series of special publications which are already
available on sale are ;
1. Birds of Sri Lanka, 2. Flowering Plants of Sri Lanka. 3. Heritage Buildings of Sri Lanka, 4. 20th Century Painters of Sri Lanka, 5. Heritage Photography of Sri Llanka 6. Coral Reefs of Sri Lanka, 7. Maritime Heritage of Sri Lanka. In addition to dissemination of knowledge among the public on Sri Lanka’s heritage ,the publication project supported the National Trust as a mean of raising funds.
On behalf of the Trustees and the general membership I take this opportunity to extend the gratitude of
the Trust to the authors, the designer and the copy editor for devoting their valuable time in writing,
designing and editing these handsome volumes and so making their contribution to the nation. The
National Trust wishes to place on record its appreciation to the sponsors who contributed funds to meet
the cost of printing, thus extending their generosity to promote the cultural traditions of our country.
We also thank the Trustees who took the initiative to find suitable sponsors towards this worthy project.
Membership drive , Extension of Trust Activities and Raising of Funds :
With a view to expanding its activities and making the Trust more popular among a wider
public, the membership drive was launched with a 350 membership target. This was achieved to
a great extent during the year with the regular appeals made monthly after every lecture. The
National Trust target of membership was achieved thanks to the untiring efforts taken by the
Members of the Management Committee. A fair number of young members have joined the
trust by now and the number of life members increased to 114. There are plans underway to
expand its activities geographically to other parts of the country. As an initial step there is a plan
to make copies of the special monthly lectures available to heritage enthusiasts living in
outstations such as Kandy, Galle and Jaffna.
Due to its various fund raising efforts, the Trust increased its income to a sum of Rs 4.2 million
by the end of 2013 providing sufficient funds to run its day to day activities. Total spending has
been Rs 2.8 million.However we still need sponsors for the special publications programme.
Details regarding expenditure are given in the Audited Statement of Accounts already made
available to you. We take this opportunity to thank the Management Committee which guided
the Trust to have a more effective management and control system in its income and
expenditure and M/s Ernest and Young for auditing of accounts in an honorary capacity. The
sources of funding have been local and international donors, sponsors, well wishers, sale of
publications and the general membership fees. The Hatton National Bank continued to
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contribute generously to meet the day to day expenditure of the Trust during 2013 as well. We
thank the Directors of Hatton National Bank for this generous grant.
Another activity of the Trust, assisting other institutions and individuals dealing with the
subject of the preservation of heritage and the promotion of international cooperation on
heritage activities also continued during the year.
As it was practiced in the previous years, the National Trust continued to be associated with the
extraordinary work of collaboration with public and private sector national and international
institutions such as The Department of Archaeology, Department National Museums, Urban
Development Authority, Colombo Municipality and the National Physical Planning Department
on various heritage projects. The international institutions associated with the National Trust
were the Prince Claus Fund (PCF) of the Netherlands, the International National Trust
Organization (INTO), the Dutch–Sri Lanka Association and the Centre for International Heritage
Activities (CIE) in the Netherlands. Action has been initiated with the IIAS, IHS and NUFFIC in the
Netherlands to conduct a training workshop in June 2014 for middle level professionals of the
main Sri Lankan heritage institutions under the theme, “ Urban Heritage as an Economic Asset”
. The National Trust extended its assistance to other private and public heritage institutions in
Sri Lanka by providing expert and specialist services and coordinating special programmes with
them.
A committee of National Trust experts has been appointed to give advisory support to
complement the special project, on the Jaffna Medieval Grid City. Phase I of the conservation
of the Malwana Ancient Fort has been carried out with the seed money provided by the Prince
Claus Fund and has reached its final stage . Phase II is yet to be completed.
The other Projects undertaken during the past year are the publication of another series, “The
Seven Arts of Sri Lanka - Outstanding International and National Artists”; the development of
the Website; and the Promotion of Modern Arts programme .
As was in the past, the achievements of the National Trust during the year 2013 have been
mainly due to the team spirit and the strong commitment and the dedication of the Trustees,
the key members of the Management Committee, the Members of the Scientific and other Sub-
Committees, the general membership and the well wishers. The commitment and the
enthusiasm exhibited by the team of volunteers who were with the Trust through-out have also
been most commendable. Let us take this opportunity to thank them all for their effort.
Hoping to see another successful year of operations, let me conclude my report for the year 2013
H.D.S.Hettipathirana,
Secretary General, 27th March 2014
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THE NATIONAL TRUST – SRI LANKA
PRESIDENTS REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2013
By
PROF. NIMAL DE SILVA
Dear Trustees, Dear Members of the National Trust, Dear friends of the Trust,
The National Trust of Sri Lanka established nine years ago has marched forward fulfilling the objectives
of preserving, documenting, study and dissemination of knowledge on both cultural and natural
heritage of Sri Lanka. I took over the office of the President of this prestigious institution from the
unique heritage personality, none other than Dr. Roland Silva who dedicated his life holding prestigious
positions in cultural preservation as Director General, Dept of Archaeology, Founder Director General of
the Central Cultural Fund and President of the International Council of Monuments and Sites etc.
Further we must be thankful to Prof. Senake Bandaranayake for his initiative and contribution made in
establishing the National Trust in year 2005.
During the last year we managed to continue the good work previously carried out by the National Trust
such as –
• Monthly lectures on Cultural and National Heritage
• Heritage Tours
• Publication of Prestigious Volumes on National Heritage
• Publication on Cultural facets
• Discussions on Heritage matters
• Recording outstanding creations of Seven Arts of the land
• Obtaining sponsorship for National Trust activities.
Monthly Lectures on both Cultural and National Heritage
During the last year we were fortunate to get eleven learned personalities to deliver the following
lectures to the membership and the public.
Tangible Cultural Heritage
• Sigiriya in the Global Landscape context by Archt Nilan Cooray
• Flags of Ancient Sri Lanka by Prof. Nimal de Silva
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• Sri Lanka: Ancient and early Maps by Prof. Senake Bandaranayake
• Oru & Maha Oru by Prof. Vini Vitharana & Lt Col Somasiri Devendra
• The Language of Coins & Bank Notes by Dr. Kavan Ratnatunga
• The Art of making Sri Lankan Masks by Prof. Lionel Bentarage
Intangible Cultural Heritage
• Aubrey Collette – A profile of my father by Cresside Collette
• Ananda & Ethel Coomaraswamy and the making of Mediaeval Sinhala Art
by Archt Ismeth Raheem
• Evolution of Music in Sinhala Theatre by Dr. Jayalath Manorathna
• Tesavalamai Law and its application by K Kanag-Isvaran PC
Natural Heritage
• Indigenous Freshwater Fish species and their Export trade
by Samantha Gunesekara
Of these the two lectures delivered in Sinhala with performing highlights by Dr. Jayalath Manorathna
and Prof. Lionel Bentarage were special and entertaining. Every lecture was attended by more than 200
members and guests. The intention of these lectures was to create interest in different facets of Culture
and Nature and to disseminate knowledge.
Historic Tours to Heritage sites
Quarterly tours were organized to visit places of Historical, Cultural or Natural interest which were
worthy to experience. The Quarterly Day tours were done on the last Saturday of the middle month of
each quarter. There were forty to forty five participants on every tour which commenced from the
PGIAR premises at Bauddhaloka Mawatha at 6.30 in the morning. A detached academic booklet of 20-30
pages was prepared for each tour following a pre-tour.
The first twenty four of the Heritage Booklets were edited into one publication named “Heritage Day
Tours – Vol 1” by Dr. Nilan Cooray and published as a tribute to the late Ms Nirmala de Mel, the former
Chairperson of the Tour Committee of the National Trust who passed away in January 2013.
Publication of Prestigious Volumes on National Heritage
Two of the Prestigious Volumes, Sculptures of Tissa Ranasinghe and Maritime Heritage of Lanka: Ancient
Ports and Harbours were published in association of the Central Cultural Fund. I thank the Authors and
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editors for their contribution. Publications prepared on many other subjects are in the final stage of
completion.
Future Plans
It is planned to diversify the activities of the National Trust with the assistance of volunteers. It is also
planned to conduct lectures in the outstations eg . Kandy.
We are thankful to our main sponsor Hatton National Bank and also the G.C. Mendis Memorial Fund and
National Development Bank for sponsoring our publications Sculptures of Tissa Ranasinghe and
Maritime Heritage of Lanka: Ancient Ports and Harbours respectively. We are also grateful to the
Director PGIAR for providing free accommodation in their premises at Bauddhaloka Mawatha for the
National Trust office. Finally I wish to thank all the Trustees of the National Trust and our Manager
Devika Anthonisz for their commitment.
Thank you all.
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THE NATIONAL TRUST – SRI LANKA
TRUSTEES AS AT 31st DECEMBER 2013
Prof. Nimal de Silva - President
Prof. Senake Bandaranayake - Co-President
Dr. Roland Silva - Honorary President
Mr. U.L Kadurugamuwa - Deputy President
Mr. K. Kanag-Isvaran PC - Senior Vice President
Mr. N.G,Wickremeratne - Vice President/Adviser Finance
Archt. Ashley de Vos - Vice President
Mr. H D S Hettipathirana - Secretary General
Dr. Nilan Cooray - Assistant Secretary General
Prof. Albert Dharmasiri
Archt. D.P. Chandrasekera
Ms. Upekha Chitrasena
Archt. Jayatissa Herath
Mr. Sirinimal Lakdusinghe
Mr. Fiaz Mustapha
Ms. Rohini Nanayakkara
Mr. Prithiviraj Perera
Archt. Ismeth Raheem
Prof. Jagath Weerasinghe
Archt. Pali Wijeratne
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THE NATIONAL TRUST - SRI LANKA
LIFE MEMBERS AS AT 31St DECEMBER 2013
SURNAME NAME Status
1 Amarasena Dr Chandima Life/ Individual
2 Abhayaratne Ms Mayanthi Life/Individual
3 Athulathmudali Ms Dayanthi Life/Individual
4 Balasuriya Ms Yamuna Life/ Individual
5 Bopitiya Ms Shanti Life/ Individual
6 Cabraal Mr Anil Life/ Individual
7 Cabraal Ms Lakmali Life/ Individual
8 Cader Dr Hosney Life/ Individual
9 Casie Chetty Mr Danesh Life/ Individual
10 Chittambalam Mr Ananda Life/ Individual
11 Corea Dr Enoka Life/ Individual
12 Cooray Mr Hiran Life/Family
13 Cooray Ms Dharshini Life/Family
14 Dayananda Mr Mahen Life/Individual
15 Dayananda Ms Christine Life/Individual
16 De Fonseka Ms Roshni Life/ Individual
17 De Saram Mr Janaka Life/ Individual
18 De Silva Mr Varuna Life/ Individual
19 De Silva Mr Ravi Life/ Individual
20 De Silva Dr Deepthi Life/Individual
21 De Silva Dr Rapti Life/Individual
22 De Silva Mr Nihal Life/Individual
23 De Silva Ms Rohini Life/Individual
24 Dhanapala Mr Jayantha Life/ Individual
25 Dhanapala Ms Kiran Life/Individual
26 Dias Mr Shenuka Life/Individual
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Dias
Bandaranaike Mr Romesh Life/Family
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Dias
Bandaranaike Ms Anila Life/Family
29 Disanayake Mr Ajith Life/Individual
30 Edrisinghe Mr Ekendra Life/Individual
31 Ellawala Ms Nalini Life/ Individual
32 Esufally Mr Murtaza Life/Family
33 Esufally Ms Avanti Life/Family
34 Fernando Ms Sarala Life/ Individual
35 Fernando Mr Rohan Life/ Individual
36 Fernando Ms Anushka Life/ Individual
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37 Fernando Dr Anoja Life/ Individual
38 Fernando Mr Amal Life/Individual
39 Fonseka Mr Nihal Life/ Individual
40 Fernando Mr Wimalsen Life/Individual
41 Gomes Mr Dian Life/ Individual
42 Goonetilleke Dr Chaminda Life/ Individual
43 Goonesinghe Dr Satish Life / Individual
44 Goonetilleke Ms Gita Life/Individual
45 Goonewardene Dr Ruvani Life/Individual
46 Gunatilaka Dr Ramani Life/ Individual
47 Gunatilleke Mr Milinda Life/Individual
48 Gunesekara Mr Nissanka Life/Individual
49 Gunawardana Mr Kapila Life/ Individual
50 Gunawardana Ms Bimal Life/ Individual
51 Gunawardena Mr Chandima Life/ Individual
52 Indralal Mr Jayantha Life/ Individual
53 Jayaratne Mr Chandra Life/Family
54 Jayaratne Ms Rohana Life/Family
55 Jayasinghe Ms Gayathree Life/ Individual
56 Jayasinghe Mr Rajindra Life/Individual
57 Jayasinghe Ms Chamintha Life/Individual
58 Jayawardena Ms Dushanthi Life/family
59 Jayawardene Dr Shanti Life/Individual
60 Jinasena Mr Tissa Life/Individual
61 Karunaratne Mr Amal Life/ Individual
62 Kumaratunga H.E. Chandrika Life/ Individual
63 Lankeswara Mr Indrajith Life/ Individual
64 Livera Mr Joe Life/Individual
65 Nadesan Mr Kumar Life/ Individual
66 Nanayakkara Mr Kirthi Life/ Individual
67 Nagendra Mr Sega Life/ Individual
68 Nesiah Mr Nagulan Life/Family
69 Nikapota Ms Anula Life/ Individual
70 Nikapota Mr Vijitha Life/ Individual
71 Omar Ms Sabina Life/ Individual
72 Pathirana Dr Hiranthi Life/Individual
73 Peiris Mr Shamil Life/ Individual
74 Perera Mr Srilal Life/ Individual
75 Perera Mr Dushy Life/ Individual
76 Perera Ms Prithiva Life/ Individual
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77 Perera Mr Viren Life/ Individual
78 Pieris Ms Sita Life/ Individual
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Pinto
Jayawardena Mr Bertal Life/Individual
80 Rajakaruna Mr Saliya Life/ Individual
81 Ranasinghe Ms Sunethra Life/Individual
82 Ranasinghe Ms Renuka Life/Individual
83 Ratnayake Mr Tivanka Life/Individual
84 Ratwatta Mr Charitha(Jnr) Life/ Individual
85 Raymond Mr Keith Life/Individual
86 Rodriguez Ms Roshini Life/ Individual
87 Samarajeewa Mr Dharmin Life/ Individual
88 Samarasinghe Mr Pravir Life/Family
89 Samarasinghe Ms Chuladhara Life/Family
90 Samarasinghe Mr Sarath Life/Family
91 Samarasinghe Ms Srimalie Life/Family
92 Samaraweera Mr Asiri Life/Individual
93 Semage Mr Kumara Life/Individual
94 Silva Ms Neela Life/ Individual
95 Speldewinde Ms Eesha Life/ Individual
96 Thenuwara Ms Chandramani Life/ Individual
97 Thilakaratne Dr Seevali Life/Individual
98 Thiruchelvam Mr Mookiah Life/ Individual
99 Vidyasagara Ms Sushara Life/ Individual
100 Vithanage Mr Indika Life/Individual
101 Wambeck Mr Maurice Life/Individual
102 Weerapperuma Dr Sama Life/Individual
103 Weerasuriya Mr Kumar Life/ Individual
104 Weerasuriya Ms Nadishka Life/Individual
105 Weerasuriya Mr Yohan Life/Individual
106 Weerasooria Ms Tania Life/ Individual
107 Wickramasinghe Mr Maninda Life/ Individual
108 Wijewardene Ms Amari Life/ Individual
109 Wikramanayake Prof Dr. Eugene Life/ Individual
110 Wikramanayake Mr Mohan Life/Individual
111 Wickremeratne Ms Kumari Life/ Individual
112 Withanage Ms Preeni Life/Individual
113 Yapa Ms Lalana Life/Individual
114 Yasaratne Mr Anisha Life/ Individual
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THE NATIONAL TRUST - SRI LANKA
ANNUAL MEMBERS - YEAR 2013
SURNAME NAME CATEGORY
1 Abdul- Rahuman Ms Ayesha Individual
2 Abdul- Rahuman Mr Rasheed Individual
3 Abeysekera Dr Navindra A Individual
4 Abeynaike Ms Chrishanthi Individual
5 Abeygunawardena Mr Rohan Individual
6 Abeysundara Dr Athula Individual
7 Alles Mr Elmo Individual
8 Alles Ms Lesley Individual
9 Amendra Ms Shereen Individual
10 Anthonisz Ms Devika Individual
11 Anthonisz Mr Michael Individual
12 Ameratunga Mr Hiranjan Individual
13 Athukorale Mr Ananda Individual
14 Athulugama Mr Sumangalie Individual
15 Bennet Dr John Individual
16 Bennet Dr Pia Individual
17 Benjamin Ms Chris Individual
18 Block Mr Lalith Individual
19 Boekel Mr Rudolf Individual
20 Bowden Prof Russell Individual
21 Cabraal Ms Shyami Individual
22 Cader Ms Sherine Individual
23 Cadiramanpulle Ms Manohari Individual
24 Chanmugam Mr Christine Individual
25 Colonne Mr Mahinda Individual
26 Colonne Ms Mahishini Individual
27 Colonne Mr Sarbjit Kaur Individual
28 Cooray Ms Pamela Individual
29 Corea Ms Manorani Individual
30 Dharmasiriwardena Mr Edmund Individual
31 Dharmawardene Mr
Wimalaratn
e Individual
32 De Alwis Mr T.L. Individual
33 De Mel Ms Premala Individual
34 De Saram Ms Sharadha Individual
35 De Silva Mr Anura Individual
36 De Silva Dr Ranjith Individual
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37 De Silva Ms Kantha Individual
38 De Silva Ms Venya Individual
39 De Silva Ms Shayari Individual
40 De Silva Ms Dilrukshi Individual
41 De Silva Ms Lilani Individual
42 De Silva Dr Stephanie Individual
43 De Silva Mr Raaj Individual
44 De Silva Ms Chulie Individual
45 De Soysa Ms Minoli Individual
46 De Soysa Ms Rehana Individual
47 De Soysa Mr Geevaka Individual
48 De Soysa Ms Nela Individual
49 De S Wijeyeratne Ms Nirma Individual
50 De Vos Ms Fatma Individual
51 De Zoysa Dr Asoka Individual
52 Dias Bandaranaike Ms Radhika Individual
53 Direcksz Mr Scott Individual
54 Dissanayake Ms Melani Individual
55 Fernando
Cdr(rtd
) NGA Nihal Individual
56 Fernando Dr Malik Individual
57 Fernando Mr.
K.N.
Ravindra Individual
58 Fernando Ms Swun Individual
59 Fernando Mr Sena Individual
60 Fernando Ms Ninel Individual
61 Fonseka Mr Dhamsiri Individual
62 Fonseka Ms Anne Marie Individual
63 Fonseka Ms Bhavani Individual
64 Ganeshananthan Ms Vimala Individual
65 Gooneratne Ms Deepthi Individual
66 Gooneratne Mr Ranjan Individual
67 Goonesinghe Dr Renuka Individual
68 Goonetillake Ms Niranjana Individual
69 Gunatilaka(Corea) Ms Sharmila Individual
70 Gunasekera Mr Udaya Individual
71 Gunasekera Ms Savitri Individual
72 Gunawardana Ms Aruni Individual
73 Gunawardena Mr Walter Individual
74 Gunawardena Mr Tyron Family
75 Gunawardena-Alu Ms Ayomi Family
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76 Gunesekera Mr Nissanka Individual
77 Hapugoda Mr K. Deva Individual
78 Illangakoon Ms Anoma Individual
79 Iriyagolla Ms Indrani Individual
80 Jayatilleka Mr Ananda family
81 Jayatilleka Ms Premila family
82 Jayaratne Ms Preethi Individual
83 Jayewardene Ms Amitha Individual
84 Kamalgoda Mr Namal Individual
85 Kamalgoda Ms Jacqueline Individual
86 Kannagara Ms Nirmalini Individual
87 Kashimoto Ms Nana Individual
88 Kiriella Mr Giyan Individual
89 Kodikara Mr Thusitha Individual
90 Krishnamoorthy Mr Manickam family
91 Krishnamoorthy Ms Mihiri family
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