Moths host Remembrance Sunday parade to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice

Over 21 wreaths were laid at the Lych Gate at the Newcastle cemetery by Moth members, Scouts, Voortrekkers, SAPS members, school representatives, among others, and by two local councillors, Dube (DA) and Cassim (ActionSA).

The parade was marched from the Shellhole to the cemetery.

Moths from Newcastle and Dundee and other service organisations laid wreaths on Sunday morning to mark Remembrance Day to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country in World War One and Two and in all subsequent conflicts.

See photos here:

Remembrance Day Parade.

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