Join the Lest We Forget event at Shepparton War Memorial for a unique experience on ANZAC Day!
ANZAC Day is a significant day in Australian history, commemorating the bravery and sacrifice of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps during World War I. In Greater Shepparton, the ANZAC Day Services are set to be poignant and memorable. The day kicks off at 6:00 am with the solemn Dawn Service at the Shepparton War Memorial, located at the corner of Welsford and Fryers St. This early morning service allows attendees to pay their respects to the fallen heroes in a touching ceremony. Following the service, a gunfire breakfast will be served at the Shepparton RSL, providing a chance for the community to gather and reflect on the significance of the day.
As the sun rises over Shepparton, the quiet streets will be filled with the echoes of remembrance as the community unites to honor the ANZAC spirit. Families, veterans, and locals will come together to participate in this meaningful event, creating a powerful sense of unity and gratitude. The ANZAC Day Services are not just a tribute to the past; they are a reminder of the ongoing values of courage, mateship, and sacrifice that continue to shape our nation's identity.
In a blend of tradition and modernity, the Dawn Service at Shepparton War Memorial offers a unique way to pay tribute to the heroes of the past. The event is a symbol of remembrance and a testament to the enduring legacy of the ANZAC spirit. As the community gathers for the gunfire breakfast at Shepparton RSL, stories of bravery and resilience will be shared, ensuring that the spirit of ANZAC Day lives on in the hearts of all who attend.
Lest We Forget. Shepparton. 6.00am Dawn Service at Shepparton War Memorial, Cnr of Welsford and Fryers St. Followed by gunfire breakfast at Shepparton RSL.
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