Missouri Society Sons of the American Revolution Color Guard Photo Gallery
Grave Marking Dora Elizabeth Hudspeth Slaughter Buckner Hill Cemetery Buckner, Missouri Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Pictured here is the MOSSAR Color Guard team at a Grave Marking for Dora Elizabeth Hudspeth Slaughter, an Independence Pioneers Chapter DAR Chapter member who is buried at Buckner Hill Cemetery in Buckner, Missouri. The MOSSAR Color Guard team is shown here on Wednesday, October 16, 2013.
Dora has been a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution for more than 60 years. She served as an officer in Ft. Osage Chapter from 1950-1958. 'Christmas With Dora' was a tradition in the Chapter. She welcomed the members into her historic home, prepared cookies, served punch, and shared stories of the history of her home. Dora transferred to the Independence Pioneers Chapter and was recognized in September 2009 by the Missouri State Regent and the Independence Pioneers Chapter Regent for 60 years of dedicated service.
Left Photo - (L-R): Major General Robert L. Grover, MOSSAR Color Guard Commander; Compatriot Bob J. Corum; Compatriot Fred K. Kaffenberger; Sandra Scott (Little Blue River Chapter); Loretta Paris, (Adam Yeager DAR Chapter), Compatriot James L. Scott; and Compatriot Richard A. Mathews; and Compatriot Alvin L. Paris. Missing in Photo: Compatriot Jack K. Quint.
Center Photo - (L-R): Compatriot Jack K. Quint; Major General Robert L. Grover, MOSSAR Color Guard Commander; Compatriot Fred K. Kaffenberger; Compatriot Bob J. Corum; Compatriot Alvin L. Paris; Compatriot James L. Scott; and Compatriot Richard A. Mathews.
Right Photo - (L-R): Compatriot Jack K. Quint; Compatriot Bob J. Corum; Major General Robert L. Grover, MOSSAR Color Guard Commander; Compatriot Fred K. Kaffenberger; Sandra Scott (Little Blue River Chapter); Loretta Paris, (Adam Yeager DAR Chapter), Compatriot James L. Scott; and Compatriot Richard A. Mathews; and Compatriot Alvin L. Paris.
