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National Society Of The Daughters Of The American Revolution
1776 D ST NW WASHINGTON, DC 20006-5303 www.dar.orgPROMOTE HISTORIC PRESERVATION, EDUCATION AND PATRIOTISM.
- EIN:
- 530205923
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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- EIN:
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President General
Pamela Wright
First Vice President General
Virginia Sebastian Storage
Chapl AI N General
Virginia Lingelbach
Recording Secretary General
Lanabeth Horgen
Corresponding Secretary General
Janet Mcfarland
Organizing Secretary General
Nancy Wright
Treasurer General
Cheryl Edwards
Registrar General
Cynthia Parnell
Historian General
Suzanne Heske
Librarian General
Cynthia Mcnamara
Curator General
Susan Metzger
Reporter General
Junelle Mongno
National Parliamentarian
Beverly Przybylski
Vice President General
Kathryn Asay
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Elizabeth Billham
Vice President General
Patrice Birner
Vice President General
Susan Broderick
Vice President General
Candance C AI N
St Regent Nc (Thru 06/24), Vp General
Anna Choi
Vice President General
Elizabeth Hawley Clark Urban
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Tammy Clemons
St Regent Al (Thru 06/24), Vp General
Patrice Donnelly
Vice President General
Deborah Duay
Vice President General
Morgan Elliott
St Regent Ga (Thru 06/24), Vp General
Betty Harrah
St Regent Dc (Thru 06/24), Vp General
Elizabeth Hicks
Vice President General
Kathleen Huston
Vice President General
Amanda Lazarus
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Lael Marlow
St Regent Sc (Thru 06/24), Vp General
Bonnibel Moffat
Vice President General
Hellen Polk
Vice President General
Paula Renkas
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Susan Tillman
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Maureen Tipton
Vice President General
Leann Fetherolf Turbyfill
St Regent Mi (Thru 06/24), Vp General
Kelly Vanwormer
Vice President General
Elizabeth Watkins
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Carole Weiss
Vice President General
Charlotte White
Vice President General
Roberta Cecile Wimberley
Vice President General (Thru 06/24)
Kay Yarbrough
State Regent Ak
Sarah Heib
State Regent Al
Malinda Williams
State Regent Ar
Gale Markley
State Regent Az
Sarah Ziker
State Regent Az (Thru 06/24)
Sallie Lovorn
State Regent Ca
Christina Ramos
State Regent Ca (Thru 06/24)
Sharon Lee Maas
State Regent Co
Leslie Brinkley
State Regent Ct
Lisa Melland
State Regent Dc
Yvonne Liser
State Regent De
Barbara Seningen
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Cynthia Addison
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Helen Powell
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Julene Ignacio
State Regent Ia
Sarah Steinke
State Regent Ia (Thru 06/24)
Edith Brunia
State Regent Id
Janice Beller
State Regent Il
Christina Bannon
State Regent In
El AI Ne Sholty
State Regent In (Thru 06/24)
Cheryl Baxter
State Regent Ks
Rebecca Kline
State Regent Ky
Linda Conrad
State Regent La
Cheryl Gott
State Regent Ma
Beatrice Nutt
State Regent Md
Elizabeth Crane
State Regent Md (Thru 06/24)
Mernie Crane
State Regent Me
Elizabeth Calhoun
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Dawn Brady
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Carolyn Loeffler
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Lisa Parks
State Regent Mo (Thru 06/24)
Renee Pope Pace
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Cynthia Magnum
State Regent Mt
Jennifer Buckley
State Regent Nc
Cricket Crigler
State Regent Nd
Anne Schurig Muir
State Regent Ne
Ann Cox
State Regent Ne (Thru 06/24)
Marcia Shavlik
State Regent Nh
Kathleen Ad AI R Sternenberg
State Regent Nj
Diana Waugh Oliver
State Regent Nm
Eleanor Ortiz
State Regent Nv
Mona A Crandell Hook
State Regent Nv (Thru 06/24)
Cynthia Bell
State Regent Ny
Pamela Barrack
State Regent Oh
Susan Leininger
State Regent Ok
Grace Ellsworth
State Regent Ok (Thru 06/24)
Nancy Lisle
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Martha Burrell
State Regent Or (Thru 06/24)
Nancy Slagle
State Regent Pa
Marguerite Fritsch
State Regent Ri
Anne Harrigan
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Alice Caskey
State Regent Sd
Katherine Tarrell
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Emily Robinson
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Susan Johnston
State Regent Tx (Thru 06/24)
Marcy Carter Lovick
State Regent Ut
Hollie Gilliland
State Regent Ut (Thru 06/24)
Kathryn Madsen
State Regent Va
Laurie Nesbitt
State Regent Vt
Janet Weaver
State Regent Wa
Jacqueline Riddell
State Regent Wa (Thru 06/24)
Christine Crowder
State Regent Wi
Sandra Jeanne Snow
State Regent Wv
Jane Larke
State Regent Wy
Lindsey Taylor Groves
State Regent Wy (Thru 06/24)
Cl AI Re White
State Regent France (Thru 06/24)
M AI Re Laurence De Rochefort Sirieyx
General Counsel
Lesley Benn
Executive Director
Torgrim Forberg
Director Of Human Resources
Patricia Breichner
Development Director
Sandra Pollack
Director Of Information Systems
Victor Kunze
Museum Director And Chief Curator
Heidi Campbell Shoaf
Director Of Public Relations
Catherine Landon
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