Blue Springs DAR
Welcome to the Blue Springs Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, Blue Springs, Missouri

The Blue Springs Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution supports the objectives of the state and National Societies Daughters of the American Revolution, and works within the community to promote education, patriotisn, and historic preservation.

Paula Clyma
Paula Dexter Clyma, Chapter Regent

Chapter Officers 2010-2012:

Paula Clyma, Regent
Ruth Cox, Vice Regent
Nancy Velder, Chaplain
Orvilla Kerr, Recording Secretary
Carol Pitts, Corresponding Secretary
Linda Dombkowski, Treasurer
Virginia Winters, Registrar
Flo Hembree, Historian
Lynda Bergman, Librarian
Billee Herndon, Parliamentarian

Missouri State Society Daughters of the American Revolution

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National Motto: God, Home, Country.

"Yet, O Lord, you are our Father. We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand." -Isaiah 64:8 (NIV)

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We invite you to come out, visit our chapter, meet our Daughters, and "Catch the Glow" of education, patriotism, and historic preservation in the heart of America! The Blue Springs Chapter DAR, is located in Blue Springs, Missouri, just a few miles east of Independence, in eastern Jackson County, Missouri. The chapter meets the second Saturday of each month, September through June. For more information, contact Virginia Winters, Chapter Registrar

Today’s DAR members are hard-working, active American women who share a passion for patriotism, education, and historical preservation, bonded with a love of God, home, and country, which is the motto of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. We come from all walks of life: a variety of backgrounds and occupations. Many of us have served or are currently serving in the armed forces. We are professional women, homemakers, mothers - who have a proven bloodline to a Patriot ancestor who served or assisted the Patriots during the American Revolution. For more information on the DAR or membership eligibility, visit the National Daughters of the American Revolution public web VIS Approvalsite.

You can visit the DAR Genealogical Research System, which will let you know if your ancestor is a recognized Revolutionary War patriot.

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