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On 11 November 1918, the guns of the western front fell silent after four years of continous warfare. With their armies retreating and close to collapse, German leaders signed an Armistice, ending the First World War.

The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month attained special significance in the post-war years. The moment when hostilities ceased on the Western Front became universally associated with the remembrance of those who had died in the war.

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Bob Durbin

Bob Durbin, a distinguished RSL LifeCare resident, Chaplain, and dedicated President of the RSL War Vets sub-Branch, brings with him a wealth of experience from his 20-year service in the Royal Australian Navy. Bob’s naval journey began at HMAS Marimba as a trainee apprentice, rising to the rank of Warrant Officer. Bob’s commitment to service extended into the mid-nineties, serving as a reserve before a permanent role as sailor for six and a half months.

“Remembrance Day, as I see it, has evolved over time without diminishing its significance. It serves as a reminder to honour not only those who have bravely served in theatres of war and battle but also those who have selflessly contributed through their dedicated service.” – Bob Durbin.

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Bob Durbin, RSL LifeCare Resident

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Joy Moynahan

Joy Moynahan, aged 73, is a resident at RSL LifeCare, known for her dedicated four year service (1967-1971) as a Leading WRAN in the Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service. Her recollections of her time at HMAS Penguin and the heartfelt moments surrounding the return of HMAS Sydney from Vietnam reflect her profound dedication and commitment to her service.

Joy’s active participation in commemorating Remembrance Day underscores her deep respect for the sacrifices made by veterans.

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Joy Moynahan, RSL LifeCare Resident

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Maxwell Marvin

Maxwell Marvin, at 99 years of age, is a RSL LifeCare resident and a World War II veteran with an inspiring history of service. Serving as an able seaman in the Royal Australian Navy, Maxwell contributed five years (1941-1946) to the defence of his nation. During the critical events of 1942, Maxwell was stationed in Singapore, witnessing the impactful moments of the Japanese Imperial Army’s invasion.

Maxwell’s courageous dedication remains a testament to the sacrifices made by those who served.

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Maxwell Marvin, RSL LifeCare Resident

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Joyce George

Joyce George, at 78 years of age, is a RSL LifeCare resident and veteran, who served six and a half years in the Women’s Royal Australian Army Corps. Joyce’s journey began in the Citizen Military Forces, where her passion for service led her to transition to the regular army. Notably, among 250 soldiers in her barrack, Joyce proudly held the distinction of being the first female in her unit.
Joyce’s experiences reflect the resilience and dedication of the many servicewomen. On Remembrance Day, Joyce commemorates her missing cousin.

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Joyce George, RSL LifeCare Resident

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Anne Brennan

Anne Brennen is an RSL LifeCare resident who shares a heartfelt tribute to her father William George Millard, a valiant World War I veteran who served in France for four years.
Anne recalls her father’s accounts of the war, including a harrowing incident that profoundly impacted his outlook on survival. Preserving his legacy, Anne holds onto his precious letters written back in 1917, which provide a glimpse into the life of a courageous soldier.

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Anne Brennan RSL LifeCare Resident

Remembrance Day Events

Many local RSL NSW sub-Branches will be hosting services. Find your local service and plan your Remembrance Day by clicking on the button below.

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More about RSL LifeCare

Since 1911, RSL LifeCare has been serving the community by providing professional, caring support for veterans. Today, we welcome all members of the public – whether veteran or non-veteran – to live in our villages, care homes, or to support you to live independently at home.

Despite our growth and the passage of time, RSL LifeCare remains true to our original aim and mission – to provide a home of peace and security to senior Australians. Take a look at the services we offer.

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