More than 30 chapter and individual awards were presented to Brunswick Town Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution at the North Carolina DAR conference in Durham in late April, according to a news release.
The chapter, founded in 1976, has 180 members and several applicants under review at DAR's national headquarters.
Chapter awards:
- Tri color Ribbon Chapter Yearbook
- Community Classroom
- America 250! Quilt Block Project
- For Participation in the Genealogical Records Committee
- Outstanding Historic Preservation
- Promotion of Flag in Community Events
- Pollinator Gardens
- Treasurer’s Stellar Performance
- American Indians Committee
- Honorable Mention, PR and Media – Habitat for humanity Community Service 2022
- Print Coverage 2022
- American Spirit Magazine Subscriptions, 2022
- CAA Tricolor Level
- Support of State Crossnore Book Project
- DAR Project Patriot
- Chapter Participation in Project Records Project
- Outstanding use of Media in Promoting the Message of DAR
- Bringing Constitution Week to Schools and Students
- Using Media to Promote Constitution Week
- Providing Programming for Constitution Week
- Promoting Constitution Week with Local Leaders
- Sharing Constitution Week with the Community
- Chapter Library of Research Books
- Chapter Book Club
- Programs on DAR Library
- Book Reviews in Chapter Newsletter
- DAR Library 125th Anniversary
- DAR Museum Outreach
- America 250! For Grave Marking
Individual awards:
- Teresa McLamb, Phyllis Wilson, Caron Myers – Outstanding Work on the Computer, 2022
- Vicki Elam, Martha Morgan – Participation in the 7th year of Patriot Records Project
- Vicki Elam, Martha Morgan Patriot records Project Challenge, 2022
- Harriette Bode, Emma Lou Hannan, Judy Holden, Jane Johnson, Keidra Koenig, Marilyn O’Brian, Mary Sands, Pat Steele, Marsha Stewart – Member of the Evergreen Readers Book Club
- Carole Jutte – 1st Place submitting 234 GRC pages of Bible Transcription Records
- Carole Jutte – Outstanding Page support at State conference Memorial Service
- Judy Holden, Outstanding Service to NCSDAR State Chaplains Group and District VII
Daughters of the American Revolution is a service organization founded in 1890 for women who can prove direct, blood lineage from a Revolutionary War Patriot. The nonprofit, nonpolitical organization promotes patriotism, education, and historic preservation, the release stated.
