Merewether Hamilton Adamstown RSL Sub Branch in Merewether | Non-profit organisation

Merewether Hamilton Adamstown RSL Sub Branch

Locality: Merewether

Phone: +61 2 4902 7616

Address: PO Box 3232 2291 Merewether, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.rslmha.org.au

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24.01.2022 The ANZAC Day Dawn Service at Martin Place was a solemn occasion, attended by our patron Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC QC Governor of NSW an...d NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian who were accompanied by RSL NSW President Ray James. All attendees were unified in silence as the lights went out at the Cenotaph for the Last Post. Lest we forget. See more

14.01.2022 How will you light up the dawn on Sunday? Honour. Commemorate. Donate. The choice is yours. #anzacday2021 #lightupthedawn

07.01.2022 Anzac Day 2021 Lest we forget Today we remember and honour the sacrifices made by our armed service men and women. We also honour three of our club pioneers who... have laid a wreath at the Townson Oval War Memorial this morning on behalf of the club and our community. Mike Eggleston, Vietnam Veteran, Foundation Member in 1964, Life Member and designer of our club iconic logo. Peter Thomson, Foundation member in 1964, Life Member and three time club champion. Roger Clements, Hall of Fame Inductee, Life Member and two time club champion. Thanks to club juniors Olly and Fal for their ANZAC tribute on the beach at dawn Reflect for a minute that many of the ANZACS were the same age as Olly and Fal,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Photos by Life Member and 11 time club President Dave Anderson. See more

07.01.2022 97-year-old Jack Bartlett from Avoca Beach has started a new local Anzac tradition - being honoured by neighbours in his street Chief Petty Officer Bartlet...t served in the Pacific onboard HMAS Manoora during World War II. He made his first solo appearance outside his home last Anzac Day, due to COVID restrictions. Today, more than 50 people informally gathered along Chapman Crescent to applaud him again. Jack brought along his Commemorative Medallion to show the crowd, which he received to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII. "I look at the children. That's what we went to war for" he said.