This Officer is humbled by the privilege of serving as Chaplain General of our National Society these past three years and to provide programs, dedications, wreath layings and memorial ceremonies which ensured that the history of our nation, the Patriots of the American Revolution, and our treasured Daughters, both here

I had such a wonderful time with our Indiana Daughters at their 124th State Conference. The visit was filled with memorable events including the “Marquis de Lafayette Bicentennial Ball”, and a special visit to Indianapolis 500 Speedway with my Page, Vicki Voris, which was quite the thrill! I was

The 134th Continental Congress is approaching quickly, and I cannot wait to gather with all of you at DAR Headquarters. We are delighted to announce two new opportunities to show your DAR pride and welcome you to purchase tickets to the remaining National Congress Events before June 1. 

Continental Congress Attendance

As I reflect on my three years as Recording Secretary General, I feel honored and grateful to have served during the Wright Administration. It has been a joy to serve under President General Pamela Rouse Wright. Collaborating with Mrs. Wright and the Wright Team was both inspiring and rewarding. Together

DAR’s eApplication system, which is currently used for online new member applications, is getting an upgrade! But what does that mean for you?

The upgraded new eApplication system addresses the limitations and hurdles both prospective members and chapter officers have faced while completing online new member applications. Our goal is

Coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the first offensive battle of the American Revolution, Celebrate New York took place at historic Fort Ticonderoga, New York, on May 10th, just weeks after the skirmishes at Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, on April 19th. Conceived as a tribute to the contributions of New

“Oh, the places you’ll go!” Little did I know when I joined DAR, 38 years ago, the wonderful people, opportunities, and adventures that lay ahead. What an absolute joy and privilege it has been to serve as Corresponding Secretary General as a part of the Wright Team.

During my three

The Bee Line Chapter of West Virginia hosted DAR members and guests at the historic home of George Washington’s younger brother, Samuel, to celebrate three separate historical marker dedications. The home, known as Harewood, was built by Samuel in 1770 in what was then Berkeley County, Virginia, but is now

While I had hoped to be with our Wisconsin Daughters, I was regrettably unable to attend the 129th State Conference of the Wisconsin Society. I was, however, thrilled to hear of its resounding success! My great joy is to know that these ladies gathered in such strong numbers to celebrate their remarkable

What a ride it has been these past three years. The experiences that I have had and the people I have met continue to amaze me. It is very humbling to think that our members put their faith in us and elected us to serve in these positions.

The accomplishments