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For more than a century, the members of
the National Society Daughters of the American
Revolution have dedicated themselves to historical
preservation, promotion of education, and encouragement
of patriotic endeavor. These goals are as relevant in
today's society as they were when the organization was
founded in 1890.
Most of DAR's volunteer work is
accomplished under a committee system comprised of a
national chairman appointed by the President General and
locally appointed state and chapter chairmen. The
national chairmen direct and supervise the activities of
their committees with the assistance of the national
vice chairmen. The committees are grouped based on the
above-mentioned goals and objectives.
Rufus Fairbanks Chapter,
Satellite Beach Florida
Rufus Fairbanks Chapter, NSDAR, 19 September 2010
(L-R) Betty Green, Vice Regent, 2010-12, Wanda Kahler,
Regent 2010-12
Here is a copy of the certificate I earned.
Ann Dillon Past Registrar General, Betty
Green Brenda Kellum NSDAR
Betty and Sue Hunt, Regent, December, 2008 meeting
Betty and Wanda Kahler, Vice Regent, December, 2008
meeting
Betty and Pat Blaga, State of Florida Recording
Secretary and
NSDAR Board Member, Berry College, Rome, Georgia, December, 2008
meeting
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