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Parade participants patriotic pride

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The Fort Steuben Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution took part in Weirton’s Fourth of July parade, showcasing their patriotic spirit. Members expressed pride in their ancestors who fought during the Revolutionary War, reinforcing their commitment to historical preservation. The parade featured prominent chapter leaders, including Regent Janet Rymer and First Vice Regent Roberta Fedoush, who highlighted the significance of community participation. Women seeking to explore their lineage for potential chapter membership can contact Rymer at (681) 328-3196. This event not only celebrates local heritage but also encourages civic engagement among residents.

The DAR plays a vital role in connecting individuals with their historical roots. Such initiatives contribute to a deeper understanding of American history and foster a sense of pride among participants. The chapter’s involvement in the parade exemplifies their dedication to community and patriotism.

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