Image Gallery: September 2009
22 September 2009
Memorial for Wing Commander William 'Freddy' Heuke
A small memorial ceremony for Wing Commander William 'Freddy' Heuke (retired) was held by former and current serving members, as well as friends and family members, at Townsville Cenotaph on The Strand. Wing Commander Heuke joined the Royal Australian Air Force in 1959, initially serving as a Navigator on Canberra bombers before becoming a Pilot and serving on the DHC-4 Caribou. Wing Commander Heuke passed away on 12 September 2009, and the ceremony at Townsville Cenotaph coincided with his funeral service held in Taree.
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Wreaths and flowers are laid at the Townsville Cenotaph on The Strand during the memorial ceremony for Wing Commander (retired) William 'Freddy' Heuke.
(Date taken: 18 September 2009)
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Two DHC-4 Caribous fly over the memorial held for Wing Commander (retired) William 'Freddy' Heuke at Townsville Cenotaph on The Strand.
(Date taken: 18 September 2009)
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(front L-R) The niece and nephew of Wing Commander William 'Freddy' Heuke (retired) Mr Brett Heuke and Mrs Paula Kelly and (rear L-R) daughters Dayna Kelly, Caitlin Heuke and Ashleigh Heuke are pictured in front of the Townsville Cenotaph on The Strand during the memorial service.
(Date taken: 18 September 2009)
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A DHC-4 Caribous from No. 38 Squadron takes part in a fly over of the Townsville Strand during the small memorial ceremony held for Wing Commander William 'Freddy' Heuke (retired).
(Date taken: 18 September 2009)
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Members present at the memorial service held for Wing Commander William 'Freddy' Heuke (retired) pay their respects to him at the Townsville Cenotaph on The Strand.
(Date taken: 18 September 2009)
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Mr Sandy McPhie addresses the crowd gathered for the ceremony to remember Wing Commander William 'Freddy' Heuke (retired).
(Date taken: 18 September 2009)
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