Moama RSL Sub-branch president Leigh Bennett addresses the crowd.
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Louie Cina
Under bright November sun, Moama paused to remember those who served their country.
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More than 100 veterans, students, community members and dignitaries gathered at the Moama Cenotaph for the Moama RSL Sub-branch’s Remembrance Day service.
Sub-branch president Leigh Bennett led proceedings, with students from Moama Anglican Grammar joining the veterans on stage for the reading of In Flanders Fields and renditions of The Last Post and The Rouse.
Col Perkins led the attendees in prayer and guest speaker Peter Walton shared some words about the ongoing importance of the day and what it meant to him as a Vietnam veteran.
The Riv was there.
Students from Echuca College lay a wreath.
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Louie Cina
Guest speaker Peter Walton delivers his speech.
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Attendees observe a minute of silence.
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Louie Cina
Col Perkins leads the crowd in prayer.
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Louie Cina
Moama Anglican Grammar student Harry Nichol plays ‘The Last Post’.
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Louie Cina
A wreath is laid on behalf of Echuca and District Sub-branch National Serviceman's Association.
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Moama Anglican Grammer School captains James Mason and Ava Whitbourn read ‘In Flanders Fields’ alongside Leigh Bennett.
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Murray River Council Mayor John Harvie lays a wreath on behalf of MRC.
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Students from St Joseph's College lay a wreath on behalf of the school.
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The Moama RSL Sub-branch Remembrance Day service 2026.
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Louie Cina
Students from Moama Public School lay wreaths.
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Louie Cina
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