Sincere thanks to the community
The members of the City of Albury RSL Sub-Branch sincerely thank the Albury community, Defence members and the volunteers that sold poppies or attended the Remembrance Day service in St Matthew's Church on Remembrance Day.
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It continues to be our honour to provide the community with the opportunity to attend such services and to pay their respects to the over 102,000 men and women that gave their lives for the freedom that we enjoy today.
We will now start planning for Anzac Day 2024. Freedom is not free and often comes at a terrible price. Please come forward and volunteer and not leave it to others.
Graham Docksey, president, Albury RSL
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When will this madness end?
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