- December 19, 2025
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Florida State Regent Dawn Lemongello signed the chapter's official charter.
Ann Maner and Katie Campbell were excited for the meeting to begin.
Jim Brotherton played the keys for the crowd.
Chapter historian Melissa Mishoe and Bobbie Lytle talked before the meeting started.
Sharon Roof, Judith Meyers, Kelley McLaurin and Ann Hernandez welcomed one another.
Barbara Creighton and Gay Jung checked people in at the entrance.
The chapter sold patriotic gifts.
Judith Meyers and Second Vice Regent Leslie Beltz were delighted by the morning's events.
Neighbors Meredith Wellmeier and Rosemary Utvich had a ball together.
Laura Pender and Judy Dowden were all smiles.
Carolyn Gilleece Calhoun and Becky Gilbert were ready for a fun morning.
Judith Meyers and Marti Hanson were all smiles.
The Daughter's of the American Revolution's William P. Duval chapter celebrated September in style with an official charter signing at the Winter Park Racquet Club on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Commissioner Sarah Sprinkel arrived to address the gathered crowd before Florida State Regent Dawn Lemongello arrived to sign the Winter Park chapter's official charter. The organization, which was founded in 1890 is composed of women descended from American Revolution patriots, works to promote historic preservation and education. The Duval chapter is currently selling snacks to raise funds for sailors at the Mayport Naval Station as part of the Project Patriot initiative.
