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Community & Business
14 February, 2023
National Servicemen recognised
A CEREMONY to recognise the role of National Servicemen and dedicate plaques to three former soldiers was held at the Rocky Creek Memorial Park on Saturday.
![Douglas Stace’s son Lance Stace and daughters Ellie Borgert and Roslyn Hilliery](https://mareebaexpress-4634.kxcdn.com/img/containers/assets/news/nas-three-1676265348.jpg/a18ff3db5da59d7f6148772dc27941de.jpg)
Douglas Stace’s son Lance Stace and daughters Ellie Borgert and Roslyn Hilliery
Organised by the National Servicemen’s Association – Tableland Branch, the event recognised three soldiers who served in Australia’s National Service 1951 to 1959 scheme – Trevor Keeling of Mt Sheridan,
Doug Stace of Carrington, and Boyd McQueen of Atherton and Mossman. Boyd set up the three FNQ branches in 2021.
Relatives of the soldiers placed a poppy on a family plaque manufactured in their honour which will be permanently erected on a Memorial Wall in the Nasho shelter at Rocky Creek War Memorial Park
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