membership

Promoting Historic Preservation, Education and Patriotism


	Cavett Station Chapter Knoxville, Tennessee

	Daughters of the American Revolution


	Membership Information

To become a member of the DAR, one must trace their lineage to someone who helped establish American Independence during the American Revolution. If prospective members need help establishing their lineage, guidance with research and documentation is available from members of the Cavett Station DAR.

Do any of these apply to you?

1. You are interested in genealogy.
2. You believe your ancestor might have aided in the Revolution War for
American freedom.
3. You have a love for education.
4. You have a love for patriotism.
5. You have a love for historical preservation.
6. You like to volunteer.
7. You want to be involved with service organizations and the community.
8. You enjoy programs and speakers.
9. American History fascinates you.
10. You love to socialize.
11. You like meeting new people.

If your answer is yes, visit the National DAR Society’s web site at www.dar.org to find out more about the requirements for membership and the wonderful works of the DAR.

Please email us if you have questions about DAR or if you would like to attend a meeting as our guest.

Members Speak

When asked: “As a DAR member, if you stepped into an elevator
and someone inquired about the DAR insignia on your lapel, and you had just 30 seconds
to tell your DAR story to pique their interest -- what would you say?”

Here’s what two of our members said:

“Since 1896 this insignia has represented an organization of God loving, flag waving women who are the Daughters of the American Revolution. We have a passion to preserve the freedoms established by our founding fathers. Our monthly meetings honor this great country of ours, and every time we come together, our hearts are stirred to remember our veterans and serve our country. Take my card and become part of the American spirit by joining the DAR.”

- Carol Zimmerman

“This pin represents being a member of our patriotic organization, Daughters of the American Revolution. We love and support the basic principles of our founding fathers.
If you enjoy history, you could research your ancestor’s part in the Revolutionary War.
Then you would be eligible to become a member, too.”

- Barbara Stevens


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