The NSSAR traveling Exhibit and the Maine Society Banner along with a video of the American Revolution made up the Exhibit presented by the Maine Society of SAR for the annual Maine Genealogical Society on 9-26-2009 at the Bangor Civic Center. Over 150 attended.
Helping with the exhibit and also as a Color Guard at the Luncheon were: W. Dayton Salisbury, State President, Maine Society, Charles McGillicuddy, Trustee and Paul E. Salisbury, 3rd. Vice President and Sunshine Chairman.
Adam W. Bartow, Maine State Secretary, SAR, presents the SAR Bronze Good Citizenship Medal to US Navy Sea Cadet Coprs Chief Robert R. Riggs at Naval Air Station Brunswick on March 8, 2009. Chief Riggs was nominated for the award by his commanding officer, Lt. James P. Griffin, United States Navy
President Dayton Salisbury honors 30 plus years membership of Dee N. Brown, past president of MESSAR
Alden T. Kennett was honored for his 25 plus years of membership in MESSAR. Alden graciously donated a Reproduction black Powder Musket to the MESSAR Colour Guard, which was received with much appreciation by "Court Dwyer, MESSAR Colour Guard Commander
Dee Brown's daughter who took time out of her busy schedule to give her father a ride to and from Augusta from Bangor.
A few of the members avidly listening to our speaker, Stephen Clarke, writer of his book "A history and Guide to the 1775 Expedition to capture Quebec"
A group of interested, dedicated wives of members who accompanied their husbands to the meeting
Another table of members, including our registrar, Ronald Newton listening to the guest speaker.
