Monthly Archives: October 2014

An Explosion of Memory – For Our ANZACs 1 November 2014 – 30 November 2014 at The Art CUBE, Foyer, Byron Shire Council, Mullumbimby    “Poppies explode in the form of a cross as we commemorate the fallen soldiers from … Continue reading →

This message is dedicated to Albert Alexander Paton 31st Battalion.  An Australian soldier who died in Fromelles France 1916 and whose body is yet to be found/identified.  Marion is part of a project to identify our lost soldiers through DNA. … Continue reading →

Yesterday I visited Mullumbimby Public School for a Commemorative Crosses Workshop.  What wonderful and caring students.  Their messages of Commemoration and Peace for our ANZACs were inspiring.  Thank you Mullum Public School. .  Debby x

I had the pleasure of visiting St John’s Mullumbimby Year 6 students this week for a commemorative crosses workshop. The students made me feel so welcome and the messages of Peace and Commemoration for our WW1 veterans were touching. Thank you … Continue reading →

  What a wonderful morning writing messages of commemoration to Mullum’s fallen soldiers.  We learnt a bit about Mullum in 1914-1918 and the effects of WW1 on our community.  Thank you so much to those who participated – The crosses … Continue reading →

Thank you to Jackson who wrote a message on a cross dedicated to his Great Great Grandfather William Robson of the 7th Lighthorse 1914. We hope that others will share our message of PEACE so other families will not have to know … Continue reading →

Spent the morning at Lone Goat Gallery Byron Bay.  Only 2 more days to see PANopoly (Practicing Artists Network) Byron Bay  Check it out Forest Flora by Deborah Gower Happy clay days my friends Debby

This morning I had the privilege of commemorating  with other descendants of World War One Veterans and writing messages to honour their sacrifice.   Thank you to Vera, Aoife, and Renee for sharing some amazing old photographs and stories of  relatives and places in Northern Rivers around … Continue reading →