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Welcome
to our Website , please take a moment
And
look around!
Melanie Platte
State Regent
Email the
Regent
This website will hopefully give you the information
you are seeking, whether
you are
currently a member of the DAC, a prospective member,
or you are trying to find out more
about the DAC.
Please click on the links that are most relevant to
you.
Our
emblem is the Oak Leaf.
Our
colors are Colonial
Blue and Yellow.
“The
Friendly Organization”
State
Regent’s Project: “Respecting the Past:”
By providing new
outdoor information signage at Berkeley Plantation. Signage around
the property of the plantation is in need of replacement due to age and
weather. Berkeley is Virginia’s most historic plantation,
an early Georgian
Mansion built in
1726. It is located on the south side of Virginia Route 5 in Charles City
between Williamsburg and Richmond.
An emphasis on the
National Society Children of the American Colonists is another project this
State Regent sincerely hopes to accomplish as NSCAC members are “the
Future” for DAC and SAC! I challenge each chapter to submit an
application for at least one new CAC member. Please be generous and
remember our veterans.
Virginia Daughters serving the
National Society
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Mattie Bersch
(Mrs. J. Russell)
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National Vice
President, Blue Ridge Section
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Georgia Holder (Mrs. Gary
L.)
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Honorary
National President, & Chairman of National
Finance Committee
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Wendy Cochrane (Mrs. Brian)
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National
Chairman Printing Blue Ridge Section Chairman, Golden Acorns Committee
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Lacey Hudgins (Mrs. William
L., Jr.)
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National
Chairman Yorktown Day Association
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Sylvia Ryder (Mrs. Joseph)
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National
Chairman, Cape Henry Commemoration
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Josephine Rollins (Mrs. John
W.)
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Blue Ridge Section Chairman, Veterans’ Service
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Cathy Schneck (Mrs. William)
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Blue Ridge Section Chairman, Flag of the United States of
America & Member National Headquarters Hostess Committee
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National Society Daughters of American Colonists
the State Organizations, or individual
DAC Chapters.
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and is copyrighted by,
the National Society Daughters of American
Colonists
Authorization for use must be
received from the National Society.
This webpage created January 28, 2010
Updated February 16, 2010
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