Many were recognized for their years of membership and volunteering at DAR
The Nancy Ward Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, held its September meeting where several members were recognized for their years of service as well as the receipt of National Awards from NSDAR.
Jean Moss was recognized for 20 years of membership. Linda Crawford was recognized for 40 years of membership. Pauline Moore and Jackie Mohney were both awarded certificates for 25 years of membership. Jo Hill has been a member for 30 years and received a national certificate from the DAR Museum Outreach Committee.
Pam McConnell received two awards from NSDAR for her work as a volunteer genealogist and Continental Congress volunteer. Lori Cook also received two national recognitions for her work as a volunteer information specialist. Chapter Regent Natalie Blackwell received two certificates for fundraising work with the Tennessee Society, one of them being First Place in the nation for States with 51-100 chapters.
Members shared information on Constitution Week, donations were taken to cover snack supplies provided to the VA Clinic, and many upcoming events and announcements were communicated.
Recording Secretary Hattie Duro was installed as an officer, Natalie Davis was nominated as chapter outstanding junior, and four prospective members were present.
The Skowronnek family provided the program on the mission of Jack’s Chattanoggins. Regent Blackwell reports it was a very productive and busy meeting, and looks forward to the next meeting on Oct. 12.