Narre Warren Memorial Gates

Today the Memorial Gates comprise four pillars – the inside pillars commemorating World War One were erected first, the outside pillars commemorating World War Two were later additons.

Pillar 1

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1918

Erected / by the / Residents of / Narre Warren / As a Memorial / To those who answered / their Country’s Call

1914 – 1918

Killed in Action

J Dewar / A Kent / N Kent / J Muffit / A McLure / A Stedman / G Smith / F Wanke / D McKenzie

(Stonemason F Hallett of Richmond)

Pillar 2

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1914

Returned Soldiers

C Burns / E Buchanan / J Brown / J Duncan / D Duncan / F Dunwell / A Hillbrich / E Hillbrich / H Hillbrich / P Ireland / C Kent / G Mouser / W Neil / S Nutter / W Stedman / W Smith / L Sage / A Wanke / N Wauchope / G Woodley

Pillar 3

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Lest We Forget

1939-45

G Aumann / DC Pigdon

Pillar 4

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Servicemen / 1939 -45

J Austin / H Bailey / J Bicket / H Critchley / B Daniel / G Daniel / R Foster / E Hill / J Holt / T Johnston / D Lennie / K Lowing / B Lowing / J Lloyd / H Lunt / S Mason / L Moran / R Moran / C Naylor / T Nolan / J Nobelius / F Raymond / S Robson / K Smith / F Sweeney / A Waite / R Stanborough

Plaque

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Narre Warren Memorial Gates

These Memorial Gates, erected in 1923 at the Narre Warren / Sports Ground, were first relocated near to here in 1983 as a Rotary Club of Narre Warren Community Service Project.

They were re-erected on this site in 2003 by the City of Casey / in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Narre Warren / and the Berwick RSL.

The gates were rededicated at a ceremony / held here on 15 April 2003.

Lest We Forget

Bob Sansom / President 2002-03 / Rotary Club of Narre Warren

Cr Brian Oates / Mayor / City of Casey

Rev. John White / Member / Rotary Club of Narre Warren