5th Annual American Heritage Diner Registration

The Lincoln Chapter of the Nebraska Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, invite you to join us on Saturday February 25, 2017 at the Havelock Social Hall for and evening featuring A Visit With Lady Vestey.   The price for the buffet diner will be $20 per person, vegetation option available.

Lady Vestey became the highest paid woman executive in the world in the early 1900’s. As an employee of the Vestey Cold Storage Company she traveled extensively and learned many languages. She was instrumental in providing food for the Allied troops during World War I and lived in London during the bombing of Britain during World War II.  She joined the English nobility when she married her boss, William. They bought their own cruise ship named the Arandora Star and lived in a huge house in London named Kingswood. Lady Vestey traveled far, but she never found a place that she liked better than Nebraska. This program provides stories and information that appeals to all ages.

Click Here to download the registration form (pdf).  If you have difficulty downloading or printing please email me and I will provide a copy.

Major funding of this program provided by Humanities Nebraska and is free and open to the public.

 

October 2016 Lincoln Meeting

October 2016 Lincoln Meeting

NESSAR President David Kentsmith attended the October meeting of the Lincoln Chapter.  He reported on the Fall Leadership meeting in Louisville and discussed the correct methods for approval ready applications.

President Kentsmith presented Lincoln Chapter President, Shawn Stoner, a US/SAR flag lapel pin for assisting Chad S. of Omaha in establishing a Color Guard unit for the NESSAR.

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Fall 2016 State Meeting

NESAR met Sunday 11 Sep 2016 for our bi-annual meeting.

dsc_0042Color Guard members Chad Sherrets and Shawn Stoner with President David KentSmith.  Standing by a hand carved Great Seal of the United States that belongs to John Braisted.