The following poem was written by Graham Anderson in 2013 and was dedicated to Bundanoon veterans Arnold Sheedy and Noel Phillips:

On the 25th of April right across this ancient land

in every town or village, no matter small or grand

remembrance is accompanied by a military band

and old mates get together, often with a beer in hand.

ANZAC is a notion, a feeling, tip your lid

to the heroes come before

and for all those heroes did

Guarding here at home or on a far and foreign shore

If the fight was PoziŠres, Fromelles, or Palestine,

Gallipoli or Crete or indeed the Brisbane Line

World War I or II, they heard the Cooee Call

Afghanistan, Iraq - they've served in one and all

From St Kilda to Barcaldine, Louth and Wittenoom

Adelaide and Toodyay, Nyngan, Bundanoon

Each little town and hamlet gave up its very best

to the fiery forge of battle and to the alpha test

No matter where they served, they are heroes to us all

but in our little village now, that number is quite small

We asked of them, their all, in the gruesome task of war

and that they gave and gave again, who could ask for more?

If they march past now in wheelchairs

or in the front seat of a Jeep

Yet more a hero's welcome theirs 

as one we cheer, both grateful, and gratefully we weep.