
Corporal Fergus Stanley Ibbott, 3rd Light Horse Regiment
Fergus Stanley Ibbott was born on 11 February 1889 in Apsley, Tasmania, to George and Charlotte Ibbott. He attended Buckland’s School in Hobart.

Flying Officer Philip Brooks, No. 13 Squadron RAAF
Philip Gardner Brooks was born in 1917, one of six children to Albert and Margorie Banks of Adelaide, South Australia.

Lance Sergeant Fred Lindsay Staggs, 2/18th Battalion, 2nd AIF
Fred Staggs was born on 29 April 1892 in Lismore, New South Wales, one of seven boys and three girls to John and Jemima Staggs. In 1908, the family moved to Inverell.

Private Alfred Charles Gooda, 17th Battalion, AIF
Alfred Gooda was born in 1895 to John and Lydia Gooda of Inverell, New South Wales. He was the youngest of six children, and lost his mother when he was a young boy.

Supply Assistant David John Woolstencroft, HMAS Yarra, RAN
Born in Warragul, Victoria, on 25 January 1922, David Woolstencroft was the son of Bernard Woodall and Isobel Selby Woolstencroft.

Leading Steward Walter Edward Bettinson, HMAS Sydney II
Walter “Wally” Bettinson was born on 8 March 1919 in the Sydney suburb of Marrickville, one of four children to John and Charlotte Bettinson.

Lance Corporal Andrew Craig Baird, 2/22nd Battalion, AIF
Andrew Baird was born in Geraldton, Western Australia on 15 April 1912, to James and Lilian Edith Baird.

Thomas Henry Herket
Thomas Henry Herket enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) on 10 August 1915. He was a single man. His age was stated as 21 years and 1 month.

Corporal Joseph Albert Faragher, 44th Battalion, AIF
Joseph Albert Faragher was born in 1891 on the Isle of Man.

Private James William York, 5th Machine Gun Battalion, AIF
Jim York was born in Zeehan, Tasmania, on 2 May 1892, the eldest of five children of Albert and Ether York.

Former Science Master at the Toowoomba Grammar School
Captain Thomas C Hewitt, formerly science master at the Toowoomba Grammar School, was killed in action in France on July 20 1916.
Name of Memorial Corner
This corner is locally known as the RSL Precinct in Ryrie Park

The Ganmain War Memorial Arch/Gates and Honour Rolls
In 1921 a local referendum was held to decide where, and what, Ganmain's memorial should be.

Port Pirie United Nations Peacekeeping Memorial
Australia has had peacekeepers in the field with the United Nations since 1947.

Sapper Charles Arthur Finn, 13th Field Company, Australian Engineers, AIF
Charles Arthur Finn was born in 1888 to Dennis and Eliza Finn of Canowindra, New South Wales. He attended St Joseph’s Convent School at Peak Hill.

Major Peter John Badcoe VC, Australian Army Training Team Vietnam - part 2
But he gradually grew disillusioned with the conduct of the conflict in Vietnam. He began to view it as “an unwinnable war”.

Major Peter John Badcoe VC, Australian Army Training Team Vietnam - part 1
Peter Badcoe was born on 11 January 1934 in Adelaide, the second child of Leslie and Gladys Badcock.

Pilot Officer Neil Howard Denyer, No. 156 Squadron RAF
Neil Denyer was born in August 1921 to Hurtle and Ruby Denyer of Temora, New South Wales. He was a popular all-rounder at high school at Temora and Orange.

Commander William Thomas Alldis Moran
William Moran was born 11 December 1903 in Fremantle, Western Australia, to William and Rose Moran. His family soon moved to Kalgoorlie.

Corporal Joseph John Bald, 12th Battalion, AIF
Joseph John Bald was born on 10 April 1896 to John and Ellen Bald of Ringarooma, Tasmania.

Sergeant Robert Edwin Berry, 5th Queensland Imperial Bushmen
Robert “Ted” Berry was born on 23 December 1878 to Thomas and Mary Berry of Brisbane.

Corporal Walter Buchannan Currie, Third South Australian Bushmen Contingent
Walter Currie was born in Adelaide on 17 May 1870, third son of James and Janet Currie, early colonists of South Australia.

Corporal Percy William Geraty, 9th Australian Light Trench Mortar Battery
Percy Geraty was born in 1893, the only son of Thomas and Fanny Geraty.

Flight Sergeant Arnold Lockyer, No. 24 Squadron RAAF
Arnold Alexander Lockyer was born in May 1915 to Horace Samuel and Sylvie Lockyer (née Whalebone), of Mallina Station in Roebourne shire, Western Australia.