Marrangbah Cottage Aboriginal Memorial 100th Gallipoli Anniversary 2015

By Laura Polson
Updated April 23 2015 - 3:10pm, first published April 22 2015 - 12:00am
Aunty Alice Golding told the story of her father, World War I soldier James Henry Morris. His name is engraved on the plaque behind her at the Marrangbah Cottage Aboriginal Memorial.
Aunty Alice Golding told the story of her father, World War I soldier James Henry Morris. His name is engraved on the plaque behind her at the Marrangbah Cottage Aboriginal Memorial.

"IN a little town on Anzac Day as a school you'd line up and you'd see the men with their medals marching down the street and they were heroes, they were the most respected people in town," said Aunty Sue-Anne Russell, administration assistant at Marrangbah Cottage at Purfleet.

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