How to have a button on a table get added with each new table row

Hi- this is my first post, so please forgive any mis-steps. I have managed to scrub this forum to find enough examples to build a new form from scratch that does a whole bunch of stuff (I'm new to all of this), so thanks to everyone who I have lifted code from so far!

Here is one I just can't seem to find an answer for:
I am creating a form with a table, I do not want my users to have to use any excel navigation (assuming little to know excel knowledge for users) to add or remove rows from the table.
I have created a button at the bottom of the table which will add a new row to the end of the table. This is all working fine.
I would like for my user to be able to remove a row they had previously entered by clicking on a button residing on the particular row that they want to remove. Basically the same action they would get by going to the row header and deleting.
So my first question is if I can have each new row that is added to the table contain the delete button (as shown in my attached example where I have attached some "dummy" buttons for illustrative purposes)?
Second question, assuming the first is possible, how can I attach a macro that will delete that specific row (the one being clicked on)?

Hopefully this explanation along with the attached file (simplified version of my table) will help clarify what I am trying to do.
Thanks in advance for any help!

John- Thank you so much for your reply. I may not get a chance to try it for a day or two. But will provide feedback as soon as I can. thanks!

This worked beautifully, thanks!

Oddly enough, it does everything I need it to do now just with adding the "WorkBook Open Event" code. When I add the "Sub AddRow(section As Integer) Code in Module 5" I start getting runtime errors. The table that I am using this code on is a lot more complicated then the test one I uploaded. It has a lot of conditional formatting, drop down lists and formulas.

I was trying to get your code to work last night, couldn't get it to work, so decided to reset to where I started before quitting for the night, stripped out the "Sub AddRow(section As Integer) Code in Module 5", but forgot to strip out the "WorkBook Open Event" code.

Lo and behold, when I opened the file this morning it was working exactly the way I wanted it to with the code I forgot to remove!