Once again, Remembrance Day is approaching.
November 11, at 11am, is the day and time we remember those in our armed forces who have paid the ultimate sacrifice or are still currently serving our country in the protection of our way of life.
The world has not changed. There are still many areas in which fighting for different causes is still in existence, and there are still many who are paying the sacrifice of their lives.
We as a nation should remember these service men and women, and give them thanks.
Logan Village RSL will be holding a service at the cenotaph in Wharf Street.
This is situated just to the left of the old school building.
The museum will be open after the service, so anyone who wishes may come in and see how we honour the service personnel of the area.
We are still finding out information about our original Anzacs, World War II personnel and those who served in any of the overseas conflicts, who have a connection to our area.
If there is anyone who has information which they would like to share with us, please do so.
This will assist us in the keeping of the history of the triangle from Tamborine, Jimboomba and Waterford and all in between.
Until next month, remember that the verbal, written and photographed history of the area should be kept and treasured.
