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Lexington Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Chapter Officers

State and National Appointments

Chapter In Action

Lexington Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Chapter Officers

State and National Appointments

Chapter In Action

Chapter Officers

State and National Appointments

Chapter In Action

Sharon Mayne Withers.
Historian

Personal and educational background: Born in the Pineville Hospital in Bell County, Kentucky, raised on a seventh-generation family farm on Poplar Creek in Whitley County Kentucky, settled by ancestors on her mother’s side. Sharon transcribed her first cemetery at the age of eight and wrote her first genealogical article for publication at the age of 12. She graduated from Eastern Kentucky University with a BS in Medical Technology and a MS in Hematology and Clinical Education from the University of Kentucky. She was a Master Technologist in Hematology at the University of Kentucky Medical Center where she worked 39 and 1/2 years. She is the mother of two daughters and the proud grandmother of four girls.
Favorite service: Giving back to veterans.
Vision for the future of DAR: Mission-centered, vision-driven, inclusive and relevant.
Favorite DAR pin: The American Indians Fund pin, a dream catcher, which was designed by me and Frances Crutchfield.

Lexington Chapter, NSDAR

Lexington, Kentucky

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