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Gembrook Avenue of Honour in Memory of WW1 Soldiers

Lynne

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picture of Gembrook Avenue of Honour signage

Avenue of Honour signage

Transcription

Gembrook Avenue of Honour / in Memory of WW1 Soldiers

Plaques

Transcription

JL Ball / GV Fry / *B Hird /C Huby / A James / H Lloyd / A McDonald / A Mentiplay / F Pitt / *B Raleigh / JHC Russell / JB Ure / L Wade / AH Wilson / JW Wilson

FG Dyson / JR Fry / *WH Hird / AHB Ingram / E Kermond / TJ Madigan / BV McNulty / W Nevill / J Pitt / EHC Russell / W Scott / B Wade

photo of plaque for JL Ball
JL Ball
photo of plaque for GV Fry
GV Fry
photo of plaque for B Hird
B Hird
photo of plaque for C Huby
C Huby
photo of plaque for A James
A James
photo of plaque for H Lloyd
H Lloyd
photo of plaque for A McDonald
A McDonald
photo of plaque for A Mentiplay
A Mentiplay
photo of plaque for F Pitt
F Pitt
photo of plaque for G Raleigh
G Raleigh
photo of plaque for JHC Russell
JHC Russell
photo of plaque for JB Ure
JB Ure
photo of plaque for L Wade
L Wade
photo of plaque for AH Wilson
AH Wilson
photo of plaque for TW Wilson
TW Wilson
photo of plaque for FG Dyson
FG Dyson
photo of plaque for JR Fry
JR Fry
photo of plaque for WH Hird
WH Hird
photo of plaque for AHB Ingram
AHB Ingram
photo of plaque for E Kermond
E Kermond
photo of plaque for TJ Madigan
TJ Madigan
photo of plaque for BV McNulty
BV McNulty
photo of plaque for W Nevill
W Nevill
photo of plaque for J Pitt
J Pitt
photo of plaque for EHC Russell
EHC Russell
photo of plaque for W Scott
W Scott
photo of plaque for B Wade
B Wade

Address: Redwood Road, Gembrook
Surveyed on: 6 February 2012
Surveyed by: Fay and Anne

Comments

3 responses to “Gembrook Avenue of Honour in Memory of WW1 Soldiers”

  1. Susan Roberts Avatar
    Susan Roberts

    Wondering if anyone knew of George Costas who married Betty Ludolff. A Ryerson Index notice mentioned he died 21 April 2008 in Narre Warren. Betty Ludolff was a first cousin once removed.

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  2. Janet McNulty Avatar
    Janet McNulty

    The Casey Cardinia website is one of the most informative that I’ve seen – thank you so much for the page on the “Gembrook Avenue of Honour in Memory of WW1 Soldiers” and for cleaning up the plaques of each soldier.

    Reply
    1. Lynne Avatar
      Lynne

      Hello Janet,
      Thank you so much for the praise, comments like that keep us going. Our volunteers take along a few tools these days to try to present the monuments or memorials in their best possible light. It’s not a chore for them, just a labour of love.

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