Lest We Forget

[Matt BakerMember]

I will probably start to forget about 1 or 2 pm on ANZAC day. :laugh:

Seriously it is a good day to remember the fallen diggers.

[Adrian LeeMember]

I dont believe the youth of today really care anymore.

Maybe our generation has let it slip a bit too.

Its up to us to teach our kids the importance of the day.

[Matt BakerMember]

Hey I’m young compared to you Aido

[Adrian LeeMember]

LC4skin wrote:

Hey I’m young compared to you Aido

Maybe in years but you got an old head

[terryjhaynesMember]

I make the efort to get down to the local cenotaph on Anzac day for the dawn service,and it is very hartening to see a lot of yong faces in the crowd,even on those rainy cold mornings.
I think that a lot of them do appreciate the huge sacrifices made by the diggers,so they can enjoy the good life the we have here,and so should we all.
cheers Teza.

[alanMember]

from my observations anzac day has got bigger every year and you see plenty of young ones at the marches got to give the current generation something .

[Ron BirrellMember]

teza h wrote:

I make the efort to get down to the local cenotaph on Anzac day for the dawn service,and it is very hartening to see a lot of yong faces in the crowd,even on those rainy cold mornings.
I think that a lot of them do appreciate the huge sacrifices made by the diggers,so they can enjoy the good life the we have here,and so should we all.
cheers Teza.[/quote)

You are so right Teza. It it so heartening to see the young ones showing up and in Tamworth’s case ever increasing numbers.
As an ex-serviceman it is very appreciated ( even though I didn’t see active service) to see them there taking an active part in the ceremony

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