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Susan Amann

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Pocahontas Chapter

National Society Daughters of the American Colonists

Richmond, Virginia

Service to Our Society

          Our members contribute genealogical research materials and personal support to our National Organization’s Library and to libraries around the State of Virginia. 

          Over the years, eight Chapter members have served as Virginia State Regent.

 

Education

          Our Chapter encourages and supports students.  We award JROTC Medals to outstanding students at four area high schools:

Atlee High School, Air Force JROTC, Mechanicsville, VA;

Highland Springs High School, Marine Corp JROTC, Highland Springs, VA;

Lee-Davis High School, NJROTC, Mechanicsville, VA;

Varina High School, NJROTC, Richmond, VA.

Welcome

          Welcome to the Pocahontas Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Colonists.

          Our Chapter, established in 1922, is committed to furthering the patriotic, historical, and educational objectives of our National Society.

  

Meetings

          Our Chapter meets four times a year on the second Thursday of the month in Henrico County.  Meetings, which begin at 11:30 a.m.,  consist of opening patriotic exercises, chapter business, a catered luncheon, and an interesting program on a historic or patriotic subject.             Future meeting dates are:

· September 10, 2009

· November 12, 2009

· January 14, 2010, and

· May 13, 2010.

To read about recent Chapter Programs, click here.

 

Service to Our Military

          Chapter members contribute time and resources in support of our veterans and active duty military personnel.  Recently, the Chapter completed an Operation First Response backpack that will be sent to an overseas combat support hospital. 

          In 2008, we collected and shipped over $76,000 of manufacturers’ coupons to U.S. military bases, and we contributed over $9,000 of supplies to Veterans Centers here in the U.S.

 

For More Information

          If you have questions about our work or want to learn more about our Chapter and its activities, click here to send an email to Regent Susan Amann.