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Tennessee Society SAR Chapters Invitation by the North Themassing Mt Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage The Tennessee Patriot PAID David Davis, Editor Nashville, TN Permit No. 380 Tennessee Society Tennessee Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Sons of the American Revolution 3403 Clearwater Drive N.E. January 2015 H Tennessee Patriot Newsletter Cleveland, TN 37312-5063 In praise of the RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED TNSSAR honors veterans common soldier ———— By Rev. Dr. John C. Wakefield on the occasion of the official grave marking of the grave of Pvt. Henry Wakefield, Oct. 18, 2014, ———— at Wakefield Cemetery in Willette, Tenn. Two statements warrant our attention today in a country that is often deadlocked — Washington, Knox County Mayor Tim D. C., and other halls Burchett, second from left, of freedom and liberty was the guest speaker during throughout the land. the 2014 Wreaths Across Those two statements America ceremony on Dec. 12, are connected, and they 2014 in Knoxville. His team lead to the undeniable raised more than $56,000 in conclusion that we are that shape our country — sponsorships. The Stephen called today to take an Holston Chapter led the effort John Sevier Chapter members assisted the Chattanooga Coast Guard Auxiliary in placing active role in the decisions Coast Guard flags on the 141 Coast Guard veterans graves in the Chattanooga National to lay 6,489 wreaths in the Cemetery on the Saturday before Veterans Day. The Coast Guard Flags Across America event three Knoxville veterans’ today and for its future. cemeteries. started at Arlington National Cemetery 15 years ago, as a way to honor CG veterans for their Here are those two service. This was the second event in Chattanooga. In the photo are John Sevier Chapter statements, both from our President Tim Adams, second from left; John Sevier Chapter Registrar Charles Dammann, great Revolution. First, the third from the left; and John Sevier Chapter First Vice President and Coast Guard Auxiliary great American Revolution member Terry Siler, standing, second from the right. established a way of living and conducting our affairs that we need to cherish today: democracy in the modern world. Second, common private soldiers of that great Continental Army were as responsible for establishing that great democracy as were the lieutenants and generals — common private soldiers such as Henry Wakefield. Both statements, taken together, remind us that we are to take an active role in the political affairs of our country today. The great American Revolution established The Valentine Sevier Chapter Color Guard members Johnny Head, U.S. Flag bearer, Jim democracy in the Pearl Harbor survivor George Allen, 92, left photo, visits with Tennessee State Rep. Kevin Brooks, 24th District, during the Thweatt, Tennessee Flag bearer and Donald Horton, SAR Flag bearer, march in the Veterans modern world. Certainly, Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony at VFW Post 2598 in Cleveland. In the right photo, program moderator and Day Parade in Clarksvile. The Daughters of the American Revolution and Children of the democracySee PRAISE, existed Page before 8 former Korean War Prisoner of War Bill Norwood and Tennessee State Rep. Dan Howell wait for their parts in the program. American Revolution also participated. Brooks and Howell are members of the Col. Benjamin Cleveland Chapter. Page 2 The Tennessee Patriot January 2015 January 2015 The Tennessee Patriot Page 3 National Society Sons of the American Revolution General Officers Events Calendar TNSSAR Color Guard Grave Markings and Events schedule for 2015. President General Registrar General due to tight quarters ——— for this Second Street in Clarksville. Lindsey C. Brock Larry T. Guzy TNSSAR Color Guard Event. Our goal is to have some Secretary General Historian General TNSSAR Highland Guard State Commander David Miles Vaughn modern day patriots from TNSSAR Thomas E. Lawrence Robert F. Towns Mountain Brigade Commander Ronnie Lail Maj. John Nash Read the area join us to read parts Board of Governors Treasurer General Librarian General Tanasi River Brigade John Clines Grave Marking of the Declaration. Anyone 234thFrench Anniversary Lick Company of Commander Edward Phillips - April 25 – Time TBA interested in reading a PRESIDENT J. Michael Tomme Sr. C. Bruce Pickette Claude T. Hardison Jr. Chancellor General Surgeon General the BattleFrontier of Guilford Company Commander Bob Hughes Templeton Grove Cemetery section, please contact david. Florence Road on Army brockman@gmail.com.——— This is PRESIDENT-ELECT John L. Dodd Edward P. Rigel Sr. M.D. Courthouse in the Dotsonville commu Darryl S. Addington nity of Clarksville, TN. The Corps of Engineers property a TNSSAR Color Guard Event. Genealogist General Chaplain General road and cemetery is off Gip- Smyrna, TN 37167 VICE PRESIDENT John D. Sinks Dr. Rev. Randy D. Moody David L. Eagan March 14, 2015 – 10 a.m. EST Manning Road. In case of This is a joint TNSSAR and The Gathering at DAR Grave Marking by the Sycamore Shoals TREASURER 2332 New Garden Road, inclement weather, the cer David P. Hammett Greensboro, N.C. 27410 emony will be——— conducted in TNSSAR Stones River Chapter Sept. 19 – 10 a.m. EST and Stones River DAR 1651 W. Elk Avenue, MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Tennessee Society SAR Chapters Invitation by the North theMassing Mt. Pleasant of Colors Church.) and John W. Kubenka Carolina Society Sons of Memorial Ceremony Contact Glenn Taylor at Elizabethton, TN talltaylorduo@yahoo.com On Saturday, Sept. 19, the - RECORDING SECRETARY the American Revolution John W. Kubenka to this NSSAR National or 615-895-1812 for more Tennessee Society Sons of the information about——— this American Revolution will cel - REGISTRAR Color Guard event. honoring the memory of James J. Thweatt The 234th Anniversary of the President General Harry TNSSAR Color Guard Event ebrate the 235th Gathering at Sycamore Shoals. This is a cel GENEALOGIST Battle of Guilford Courthouse T. Burn Sr. (1964-65) Richard T. Spencer Jr. is presented by the NCSSAR March 28 – 3 p.m. EST The Raid at Martins Station ebration of the Overmountain May 8 – 10th Men coming together to CHANCELLOR and begins at 10:00am at Niota Cemetery at the corner Cleo G. Hogan the Visitor’s Center at the of Burn Road and U.S. 11, Wilderness Road State march to King’s Mountain and Park, 8051 Wilderness defeat Loyalist forces under HISTORIAN Battle of Guilford Courthouse Niota, TN 37826 (Burn Road National Battleground Park. is sometimes referred to as Road, Ewing, VA 24248 Col. Patrick Ferguson. We William B. Hickerson Jr. District 1 District 3 District 5 - The activities begin at 10 Lanetowne Road) A Dollar NSSAR Color Guard will have a Memorial Service CHAPLAIN EMERITUS Kings Mountain, Johnson City Col. Benjamin Cleveland, Cleveland Andrew Jackson, Nashville Rev. Dr. John W. Steen Jr. a.m. with the Patriot March General store is close/next presenting the Colors for and a wreath laying service. John C. Wakefield Robert L. George Sanford Payton the opening ceremony The public is invited to at CHAPLAIN from the Visitor’s Center - to the cemetery at 706 W State of Franklin, Rogersville Hiwassee, Athens Col. Anthony Bledsoe, Gallatin at 10 a.m. EST on May 9. tendpresent and your to participate Chapter Wreath in the John C. Wakefield J. Anthony Elmore Michael Jaquish Fred Ryan to the Nathanael Greene Willson St, Niota, TN 37826) monument. The hotel head Tennessee Society Sons of Please bring/present your wreath laying. Please bring/ SURGEON Watauga, Elizabethton John Sevier, Chattanooga Christopher Strong, Charlotte Dr. Mark R. Russell quarters will be at The Days the American Revolution, call chapter wreath to get a Ronnie L. Lail W. Terrell (Terry) Siler Robert E. Moore National Streamer——— for this to get National Streamer. WEBMASTER Inn - Greensboro East, 3114 Charles Dammann, 423-842-- Thomas Kilgore National Color Guard Event For more information please- Ronald C. Whitson Cedar Park Road, Greensboro, 2826 or email dboiler61@ Roger A. Tenney contact Ronnie Lail, 423-914- NATIONAL TRUSTEE Valentine Sevier, Clarksville N.C. 27405. Call 336-697- comcast.net for more infor Colin C. Wakefield - ——— Reading of the Declaration 8677 or email wataugatns District 4 Reber Porter Kennedy, Jr. 4000 to obtain the $49 group mation about this NSSAR of Independence sar@gmail.com for more NAT’L TRUSTEE ALTERNATE Lt. Andrew Crockett, Franklin rate. Please tell them you are National2015 Tennessee Color Guard History event. Day ——— Claude T. Hardison Jr. July 4th – 9 a.m. CST information on this NSSAR District 2 James L. Hobbs District 6 with the SAR. Hotel reserva Montgomery County NationalWreaths Color Across Guard America Event DISTRICT 1 DIRECTOR Gen. Joseph Martin, Harrogate Joseph Greer, Lynchburg Isaac Shelby, Memphis tions must be made before Richard C. Burdette III Courthouse, 2 Millennium G. Todd Williams Mark Dewayne Cox Dr. Nicholas Gotten Jr. Feb. 13, 2015. Download all April 11 – 8:30 a.m. CST Plaza, Clarksville, TN 37040 DISTRICT 2 DIRECTOR Stephen Holston, Knoxville Stones River, Murfreesboro Jackson Purchase, Union City of the event details at Event EitherArts Center. in the Legislative Plaza David E. Johnston Please join us as we 12 p.m. Paul E. Jorden Glenn J. Taylor William (Bill) F. Dahnke Flyer: http://www.ncssar.org. or Tennessee Performing read the Declaration of Dec. 12 - 12 p.m. (noon) EST DISTRICT 3 DIRECTOR Lt. William P. Quarles Tombigbee, Columbia James Madison, Jackson Email RSVP’s——— to Tim Berly: Fred I. Underdown Independence on the steps at various locations. This is a Kenneth J. Whittaker William S. Geshwiler William Bell Hickerson Jr. tberly@carolina.rr.com.Patriot James Brigham Nashville, TN 37116- of the Montgomery County National Color Guard Event. DISTRICT 4 DIRECTOR Grave Marking Present the Colors for Courthouse located on North Alvin R. Brown the opening ceremo DISTRICT 5 DIRECTOR Tennessee Patriot Newsletter ny for this TNSSAR——— State Color Guard Fund John C.
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