Introduction by Sir Peter Cosgrove
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July
11
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| Name | Date of Death | Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| JOHNSON, William | 11 Jul 1918 | World War 1 |
| WATT, Keith Everard | 11 Jul 1915 | World War 1 |
| FORBES, Charles Volney | 11 Jul 1917 | World War 1 |
| BENNION, Edwin Ellis | 11 Jul 1917 | World War 1 |
| BETTLES, Herbert William | 11 Jul 1918 | World War 1 |
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Australian War Memorial and a grant from the ANZAC Day
Commemoration Council SA.
2025 Don't Forget Me Cobber Lunch
This year our lunch is being held on the 80th anniversary marking Victory in the Pacific and the end of WW2 hostilities in our region.
We are honoured to have Curtis McGrath OAM, Afghanistan veteran, Olympic and World Champion paracanoeist as special guest speaker.
Our national patron General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove and Lady Lynne Cosgrove will also be attending.
We will be fundraising on the day and will have a fantastic array of offerings for our charity auction & raffle.
A sumptuous two course meal, wine and other beverages will be served (all included in the ticket price).
Adelaide Pathway of Honour - 10th Infantry Battalion (The Adelaide Rifles) Memorial
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ROWELL, Mark William
Commander, Royal Australian Navy, Royal Australian Navy
LIVINGSTONE, Stanley
Private, 41st Infantry Battalion, AIF WW1
MACDONALD, Wilfred Tasman
Flying Officer, HQ North Eastern Area Command (RAAF), Royal Australian Air Force
Adelaide 10th Battalion "Pozieres Cross"
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FISHBURN, John Henry
Private, 5 Advanced Ordnance Depot, Australian Military Forces (WW2)
Adelaide The 27th Battalion Commemorative Cross
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Adelaide WW2 Servicewomen Memorial
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