![Aaron Gill, Lance Gainey, Glen Webster and Taylah Gill at the dawn service in Kendall. Picture by Chantelle Ansell Aaron Gill, Lance Gainey, Glen Webster and Taylah Gill at the dawn service in Kendall. Picture by Chantelle Ansell](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/173301740/8bf7f60e-242e-4d46-b0d6-a565674f440f.jpeg/r0_0_4032_3024_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Aaron Gill, Lance Gainey, Glen Webster and Taylah Gill at the dawn service in Kendall. Picture by Chantelle Ansell
The Camden Haven Courier's coverage of Anzac Day 2023 begins with a photo of the dawn service at Kendall.
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Taken by the Courier's Chantelle Ansell, it perfectly illustrates how Anzac Day services have become a commemoration and a show of gratitude to generations of men and women.
From the original members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC), to those men and women serving in our longest war, Afghanistan, and to those recently enlisted and on stand-by to serve their country.
We pause to thank them all.
![One of the wreaths laid at the Kendall war memorial during the Anzac Day dawn service, 2023. Picture by Chantelle Ansell One of the wreaths laid at the Kendall war memorial during the Anzac Day dawn service, 2023. Picture by Chantelle Ansell](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/173301740/3fb389a7-8fd5-4b80-b54e-1472df6c3edf.png/r0_0_1640_922_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
One of the wreaths laid at the Kendall war memorial during the Anzac Day dawn service, 2023. Picture by Chantelle Ansell