Memorial rose garden was dedicated to the memory of some past Crookwell residents

By Bronwyn Haynes
November 18 2014 - 1:59pm
Guests at the dedication of the memorial rose garden at the Pat Cullen Reserve last Tuesday. Inset: One of the beautiful roses and the plaque in memory of a lost loved one.
Guests at the dedication of the memorial rose garden at the Pat Cullen Reserve last Tuesday. Inset: One of the beautiful roses and the plaque in memory of a lost loved one.
One of the roses with a brass memorial plaque to commemorate a loved one lost.
One of the roses with a brass memorial plaque to commemorate a loved one lost.
 Barry Murphy addressing the many guests at the Memorial Rose Garden dedication ceremony last Tuesday. Mr Murphy is a guardian of the park and cares for the garden beds always having them at their very best for visitors and locals to enjoy.
Barry Murphy addressing the many guests at the Memorial Rose Garden dedication ceremony last Tuesday. Mr Murphy is a guardian of the park and cares for the garden beds always having them at their very best for visitors and locals to enjoy.

THE aussie pride was flowing like the Kiamma Creek itself, as the memorial rose garden was dedicated to the memory of some past Crookwell residents at a ceremony conducted at the Pat Cullen Reserve (Kiamma Creek Park) last Tuesday.

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