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Arkansas State Society Daughters of the American Revolution

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370 Flags Placed

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The Akansa members, with help from the American Legion and the VFW, placed over 370 flags at Cedar Vale. (Photos from Akansa Chapter)

Grave Marker Service and Dedication

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Polly Conway and Texarkana Chapters along with the Arkansas State Park held a DAR Insignia Marker ceremony and a Dedication of 3 new Interpretive Panels at Conway Cemetery Historic State Park. Edna Bradley Passaglia was a member and regent of Mary Desha Chapter, Washington DC and also a docent at the NSDAR Constitution Hall Museum. Edna Bradley is the last of the Pioneer Bradley Family buried in the Conway and Bradley family cemetery.

Honoring Vietnam War Veterans Day

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Arkansas Daughters attended the Vietnam War Veterans Day Ceremony held at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial at the Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock. (Pictures provided by Angie Dennis)

Hosting Mobile Education Exhibits

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Arkansas Daughters hosted Wreaths Across America’s Mobile Education Exhibits (MEE) across the state during the month of April. (Photo credit to Robert Doane, Charline Manning, Tates Bluff Chapter, NSDAR, Major Jacob Gray Chapter, NSDAR, and Sharon Bode)

Day in the Archives

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Daughters of the Strawberry River Chapter, NSDAR, spent the day at the Archives helping to organize pictures. (Photo credit to Jan Hutson Lusk)

Packing Veteran Kitchen Kits

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During state conference, daughters packed 50 kitchen kits for the VA and Veterans Village. 50 more will be completed. (Photos credit to Gretchen Magee)