Pat Gooding, Regent gives Roberta Brady a hug after presenting her with a duplicate DAR membership certificate which was destroyed by Hurricane Florence.
Roberta Brady holding her membership certificate.
The Brunswick Town Chapter recently welcomed five new members. Pictured L to R are Mary Elizabeth Williams and Linda Salley.Not pictued: new members Susan Eckman, Margaret Graham Log Bishop, and Mary (Betty) Elizabeth Morrison.
Diane Kuebert was recogized for her work as a docent by the DAR Museum Outreach Committee and for outstnading service inthe southeast division by the Museum Outreach Commitee.
Public Relations and Media Coverage - Our chapter received the 1st place winner for Commemorative Events for NC and then proceeded to be selected as a 1st place winner at the southeast division. Next, Brunswick Town won at the National level. This is the first time the chapter has won a National award for Public Relations. Martha Koletar, former Public Relations Chair is holding the award that our chapter won through her efforts.
Below are photos of the National Awards given out at the District VII meeting and presented to various people and committee chairs. There were also southeast division awards presented as well. In order to be selected as a southeast division winner the committee has to be selected as a state winner. There are over 100 DAR chapters in North Carolina. So that is quite a feat to win that award. Then the state chairman for that committee sends her presentation folder to the southeast division chair, who will be selecting awards in specific area.There are seven states that submit presentaton folders in the area of public relations. The greatest recognition is to be selected a National Winner. There are 8 different divisions in competition to be selected for a National Award.
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