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Our chapter is named after Commodore Lawrence
Kearny,
who, as a young lieutenant, displayed his professionalism and initiative.
In 1821, he commanded the brig Enterprise
as a member of the U.S. Navy West India Company.
It sailed the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico to suppress pirates and smugglers,
who were attacking merchant ships.
November 12, 1821, in a written
communique he reported,
"...we had the fortune to capture four piratical Schooners and a Sloop...."
As a soldier diplomat in 1840, he was given command of the East India Squadron,
with directions to protect American interests in China.
His efforts led to the beginning of the Open Door Policy in China.
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Chapter Officers
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| Regent |
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Nancy Quelet |
| Vice Regent |
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Joyce Howerton |
| Chaplain |
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Joyce Gardner |
| Recording Secretary |
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Nancy Flint |
| Treasurer |
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Jane A. Forsythe |
| Registrar |
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Suzanne Hopkins |
| Historian |
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Dorothy Fitzgerald |
Chapter luncheon meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each
month, October through May
in Cape Coral, starting at 11:30 a.m. Reservations
are required.
We welcome inquiries about membership into DAR and our
chapter.
Prospective daughters may contact our Regent
for additional information.
See our Links page for more information
on the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Last updated: 09 January 2010

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