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Community unites to commemorate all who died during World War I
It was a special occasion at which the end of the hostilities of World War I, 100 years ago, was commemorated.
Kerry-Lee Christensen and Lungile Sithole-Wiltshire represented Summerhill Prep at the Remembrance Day Parade in White River on Sunday.
It was a special occasion at which the end of the hostilities of World War I, 100 years ago, was commemorated. The Stevenson-Hamilton Pipe Band led the parade.
Ds Eddie le Roux of the White River Dutch Reformed Church conducted a short sermon and an Ode of Remembrance was delivered.
After the Last Post and a minute of silence and under a fly-past of several light aircraft, wreaths were laid in remembrance of fallen soldiers by representatives of organisations and families.
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