February Monthly Meeting A Declaration of Independence
February 19, 2010
The Sacramento Chapter hosted its second general membership meeting of the 2010 calendar year at the Buggy Whip Restauraunt on February 19, 2010.
We recognized four new Life Members: Clair Allen, Vince Gantt, Jeff Goodwin and Don Lilttlefield. We inducted and welcomed four new members to the Sacramento
Chapter: John Vawter, Jeff Herbert and his sons Jeremy and Nikolas. We mourned the passing of our fellow Compatriot Forrest
Clark Hewitt. Donald Wilson, Consultant to the California State Senate Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs, was our sapeaker and he presented
exerpts from his Masters Thesis on the Declaration of Independence. The early background of the founding documents was primarily written by English
writers in New England who had a very limited view of anything beyond their local borders. The Scotch-Irish and Welsh who were actually involved in
the deeds during the Revolution didn't write about it, and thus much of the "historical background" was written following the Civil War in the romantic
fashion of the time.
Donna Spradling and Lynne Robinson
Harlan and Sidney Tougaw
Bill Emmons and Jim Warrick
Peg and Bob Wilson
Glen & Cynthia Fine
Seward Andrews
David Allmuth
Susan and Donald Wilson
Helen and Ernie Rice
Lynn and Mike Wolf
Medora and Clair Allen
Jim Faulkinbury and Brian Watts
Hal, Luke and Robert Lawson
Betty Jean and Seward Andrews
Jeff Goodwin, Jack Pefley, and Donald Wilson
Don Littlefield, Jeff Goodwin, Clair Allen and Vince Gantt
John Vawter, Jeff, Nikolas, and Jeremy Herbert
Aggie and John Vawter
The Herbert's: Jeff, Jeremy, Nikolas, and Marie
Medora Allen holding a photo of her Granddaughter Mariah Kuhn
and photo of their Patriot Ancestor Brigadier General Griffith Rutherford's monument
Donald Wilson
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