Clio JoAnn Zeller became a new member of the Sun City Agua Fria Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR). Cynthia Dobbins, chaplain, and Betty DeRentis, membership …
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Daughters' Sun City chapter welcomes new member
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Clio JoAnn Zeller became a new member of the Sun City Agua Fria Chapter National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR). Cynthia Dobbins, chaplain, and Betty DeRentis, membership chair, presented the Oath of Membership to Ms. Zeller.
In attendance was Ms. Zeller’s sister Clarice June Zenor. To be eligible and certified for membership in the National Society, Ms. Zeller was able to prove her lineage to a patriot ancestor who gave aid to the American colonists as a soldier in the American Revolutionary War. Ms. Zeller’s American patriot was Pvt. Abram Talmage from New Jersey.
