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Chapter Regent Susan Amann |
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Pocahontas ChapterNational Society Daughters of the American ColonistsRichmond, Virginia |
Welcome
Meetings Our Chapter meets four times a year on the second Thursday of the September, November, January and May, 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. Our 2012 meetings are scheduled for January 12, May 10, September 13, and November 8.
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. Currently, three of our members serve as the Virginia State Society as an Officer or Committee Chairman: · Mary Leigh Boisseau is First Vice Regent of the Virginia State Society, · Carole Featherston is Treasurer of the Virginia State Society and Chairman of Public Relations and Yearbook, and · Susan Amann is Chairman of National Awards.
Education Our Chapter encourages and supports students. We award JROTC Medals to outstanding students at three area high schools: Atlee High School, Air Force JROTC, Mechanicsville, VA; Lee-Davis High School, NJROTC, Mechanicsville, VA; and Varina High School, NJROTC, Richmond, VA.
Our National and State SocietiesTo visit our National Society website, click here.To visit the Virginia State website, click here.
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.
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Welcome to the Pocahontas Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Colonists. Our Chapter was established in 1922, and we are committed to furthering the patriotic, historical, and educational objectives of our National Society. |
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