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Today, in Sagamore Chapter, women from all walks of life enjoy working together to carry on the DAR traditions set forth over a century ago. Members share common goals and actively find fulfillment contributing to preserving the American spirit and building a stronger America. They actively embrace historic preservation, patriotic endeavors and promotion of education through such annual activities as...
  • Honoring local citizens for community service
  • Ringing Salvation Army bells at Christmas
  • Welcoming new citizens at naturalization ceremonies
  • Hosting Bingo Parties for veterans
  • Supporting military service personnel at home and overseas
  • Honoring outstanding students with DAR Good Citizens Awards
  • Supporting and involvement in national defense, Children of the American Revolution (C.A.R.), and literacy promotion
  • Conducting American history essay contests for school age children
  • Volunteering and support in community activities
  • Supporting DAR Schools.
Ensor Home
August 2005:  Sagamore members serve as docents for the Ensor Farm Site and Museum.
Honoring America's Veterans
Dedication Slideshow
October 15, 2005, Sagamore Chapter was proud to honor America's military veterans by  planting a swamp white oak tree and placing a granite marker in Ironwoods Park in Leawood, Kansas.  The tree and marker were dedicated in ceremonial fashion with a band from an area high school and beautiful operatic version of "America." A color guard was provided by Delaware Crossing Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution. In attendance were DAR state officers and honoraries, regents and members of area DAR chapters, and Sagamore chapter members. Also attending were area dignitaries, including the Mayor of Leawood, who gave the keynote address, and military personnel from Whiteman Air Force Base.
January 2003:   Gift from Sagamore Chapter to Johnson County Leawood Pioneer Library of picture, "The Signing of the Constitution."
Preserving History
Herman and Ella Voigts HomeDAR Dedication Plaque
June 10, 2000, Sagamore Chapter dedicated a historical Leawood home built by Herman and Ella Voigts in 1923.  The prairie style stone house was built on the 200 acres the Voigts purchased in 1895 for raising cattle.


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"There is nothing wrong with America that the faith, love of freedom, intelligence and energy of her citizens cannot cure."
Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969)

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