The Bogle brothers gave their lives for their country and now have a permanent monument to their ultimate sacrifice.
Three of the Waipukurau men never came home from WWI while the sole surviving sibling, Archie Bogle returned ridden with grief after losing his brothers.
Yesterday for Armistice Day, Waipukurau's Railway Esplanade had its name changed to Bogle Brothers Esplanade in honour of the fallen soldiers.
Surveyor George Bogle joined the Royal Canadian Engineers and was killed by a sniper at Gallipoli in 1915, aged 26.
Dr Gilbert Bogle left his pregnant wife and travelled to France as a surgeon captain in the Earl of Liverpool's own New Zealand Rifle Brigade Medical Corps.