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Cincinnati SAR members should be very proud! As previously and proudly shared, the Cincinnati Chapter (CCSAR) History Teacher winner Ms. Melissa Costello, has also won 1st place at the Ohio and National contests. What you may not be aware of … Continue reading →

On Saturday August 5th members of the Cincinnati Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (CCSAR) participated in a American Revolutionary War Patriot grave marking.

Last week a group of Ohio Society members of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) attended the National 2023 Congress in Orlando Florida. The Cincinnati Chapter was represented by former Ohio Society President Jack Bredenfoerder and his wife Laurie.  … Continue reading →

A formal Flag Raising was held on 14 June 2020 at Cincinnati’s Wesleyan Memorial Cemetery by the Nolan Carson Memorial Color Guard in Honor of the Grand Old Flag! Flag Day 14 June 2020 The official flag of the United … Continue reading →

On a  brilliantly bright Springtime Wednesday afternoon, members of the Cincinnati Chapter met to solemnly mark at the grave sites and remember three heroes of the American Revolution. Reverend James Grimes  P-170930 (1760-1846) Reverend Grimes served with Virginia and was … Continue reading →

A bunch of us got together in the Blue Ash Room of the quality Inn in Blue Ash to welcome four brand new Compatriots to our Chapter: Compatriot Alton Jackson Wallin Jr. Compatriot Timothy Jackson Wallin (Jack’s son) Colin Andrew … Continue reading →

The COVID-19 has sidelined the Youth Education Committee in terms of making pre-sentations.  But that doesn’t mean we have been sitting on out thumbs! The photo on the right shows Ed presenting Jackson Torrans with his certificates and awards for … Continue reading →

The JROTC/ROTC Recognition Awards Chairman, Compatriot Gary Duffield has diligently led the successful recognition of Cadet performance in 9 High School JROTC and 5 University ROTC Units for the past 3 years.  Gary recently received a letter of gratitude from … Continue reading →

This past Sunday afternoon marked the first gathering of members of the Nolan Carson Memorial Color Guard since the COVID-19 Shutdown.  Drill practice began with instruction on marching in expanded formation – keeping the requisite 6 feet between each of … Continue reading →