Missouri Society Sons of the American Revolution Color Guard Photo Gallery
Wreath Laying Ceremony Washington Square Park Kansas City, MO. Presidents Day 2011
Several local D.A.R. and S.A.R. Chapters, along with the Corps of Discovery Society Children of the American Revolution, celebrated Presidents Day 2011 with a Wreath Laying Ceremony, at the Memorial of General George Washington, at Washington Square Park, in Kansas City, MO. The MOSSAR and KSSSAR Color Guard is shown here during the ceremony. Victoria Stapleton, Corps of Discovery Society Children of the American Revolution presented the Wreath in the right photo. The statute of General George Washington was originally dedicated on Armistice Day 1925 and rededicated on Armistice Day 1932. The inscription on the memorial states....
One Hundred and Nine Thousand Citizens Gave This Statute to Their City Dedicated Armistice Day 1925 Rededicated Armistice Day 1932 Two Hundreth Anniversary Year of the Birth of George Washington
Left Photo: (L - R) Major General Robert L. Grover, MOSSAR Color Guard Commander; Captain James L. Scott, Compatriot Dirk A. Stapleton, Compatriot Fred Kaffenberger, and Compatriot Richard Cox. Both Compatriots Kaffenberger and Cox are KSSSAR Color Guard members.
Left Photo: (L - R) Major General Robert L. Grover, MOSSAR Color Guard Commander; Captain James L. Scott, Compatriot Dirk A. Stapleton, Victoria Stapleton, Corps of Discovery Society Children of the American Revolution; Compatriot Fred Kaffenberger, and Compatriot Richard Cox. Both Compatriots Kaffenberger and Cox are KSSSAR Color Guard members.
