Greenway Chapel & Memorial Gardens

07/04/2026

We invite you to join us as we unite in spirit and in person to honor the brave men and women who have selflessly served our nation in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations! 💫
We pay tribute to the fallen and celebrate the unwavering dedication, unrelenting commitment, and ultimate sacrifice of our Defence Forces, past and present. 🙏

Two locations to choose from:
Palmdale Lawn Cemetery & Memorial Park, commencing at 9am at the Defence Force Memorial, and
Greenway Chapel & Memorial Gardens, commencing at 11am at the Defence Force Memorial.
Let's come together to remember, reflect, and rejoice in the spirit of Anzac Day! 🌟 Further enquiries: info@palmdalegroup.com.au. https://www.creightonsfuneralservice.com.au/event/anzac-day-at-greenway-chapel-memorial-gardens/
(02) 4369 2013
Complimentary refreshments will follow each ceremony.

Join us in remembrance and celebration of ANZAC Day at Greenway Chapel & Memorial Gardens

11/11/2025

An honour to host a Remembrance Day ceremony at our Greenway Chapel and Memorial Gardens with guest Glenda Goodwin from Village - thankyou for assisting.

10/11/2025

Remembrance Day 11 November - Wreath Laying Ceremony at 11am at the Defence Force Memorial
Creightons Funeral Service

01/05/2025

www.palmdalegroup.com.au

23/04/2025

It’s a time to commemorate the sacrifice that so many veterans made to help maintain Australia’s freedoms. It’s a time for reflection and remembrance and a way for all people of Australia to come together and take stock of the loved ones both now and in the past who have given their lives for our own.
ANZAC Day is a day of contemplation, be it in solitude or with a group of diggers that presents a struggle for many veterans. It can be time that triggers feelings that overwhelm or highlights the vastness of the commitment that so many men and women have made. Veteran Benefits Australia would like to take a moment to remind all veterans that have made it home safely that we are grateful for their service. Lest we forget.
We understand that ANZAC Day can be tough for many veterans and their families. If you are feeling stressed and need to talk here is a list of services that you can reach out to for support.
If you are experiencing an emergency, or are in crisis, please contact the below support services:
Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA): 📞 1800 838 372
Emergency: 📞 000
Open Arms: 📞 1800 011 046
Safe Zone Support (anonymous Open Arms support line):
📞 1800 142 072
Lifeline: 📞 13 11 14
Lifeline text: 📞 0477 13 11 14
Beyond Blue: 📞 1300 22 4636
Su***de Call Back Service:📞 1300 659 467
1800RESPECT – National Domestic Family and Sexual Violence Counselling Service: 📞 1800 737 732
Kids Helpline: 📞 1800 55 1800
13 YARN (Lifeline-trained Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporters): 📞 13 92 76

07/12/2023

24/04/2023

Our Memorial Garden paths are lined with Honour Our Fallen Australian Flags with our
Services commencing at:
9am at Palmdale Lawn Cemetery and Memorial Park
11am at Greenway Chapel and Memorial Park
All Welcome
ANZACDAY2023

21/04/2023

This Anzac Day we’ll come together, in person and in spirit, to commemorate the men and women who have served our nation in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. We commemorate the fallen and we will always remember the dedication, commitment and sacrifice of our Defence Forces, past and present.

We invite you to attend our service held at the following location.

Greenway Chapel & Memorial Gardens
Commencing at 11am at the Defence Force Memorial
460 Avoca Drive, Green Point NSW 2251
Light refreshments will be provided

20/04/2023

Lest We Forget - What does lest we forget mean Anzac Day?
It should not be forgotten:
Borrowed from a line in a well-known poem written in the 19th century, the phrase 'lest we forget' means 'it should not be forgotten'. We say or write 'Lest We Forget' in commemorations to remember always the service and sacrifice of people who have served in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations.

20/04/2023

To acknowledge the 50th anniversary of the end of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War, the Department of Veterans’ Affairs will produce a Commemorative Medallion and Certificate of Commemoration.

The medallion and certificate will be made available to every living veteran, widows of veterans and other family members of veterans of the Vietnam War.
While Australia can never repay the debt we owe to the 60,000 who served in Vietnam, this medallion and certificate are a small but meaningful way to honour their service and to recognise the sacrifice of those who never returned home.

The obverse design will feature the Commonwealth Coat of Arms with ‘Vietnam War’ inscribed at the top and “Australia remembers’ at the bottom. The medallion reverse design will feature words of thanks at the bottom with the years 1962-73 inscribed at the top to represent the years in which Australia was involved in the Vietnam War. The medallion also features a UH-1 Iroquois “Huey” Helicopter, a depiction of HMAS Sydney (III) “Vung Tau Ferry” and an Australian solider holding an SLR.
Applications can be made online at National Mail & Marketing through the button below:
https://www.dva.gov.au/recognition/commemorations/commemorative-services/commemorative-services-australia/50th-anniversary