The Jamestown Chapter National Daughters of the American Revolution met recently at the chapter house to present the National DAR Community Service Award to Peter Carlo.
Carlo was recognized for presenting American flags, to organizations, schools and community faculties. The flags have been flown over the U.S. Capital Building in Washington, D.C.
U.S. Rep. Brian Higgins' office was represented by Lee Ann Jordan, who presented Carlo with a special certificate of commendation from Higgins. Letters from many of the recipients were also presented to Carlo. Carlo presented the DAR with a flag for the chapter house as well as a small American flag to each DAR member.
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Picture above, from left, are Sharon Terwilliger, DAR?regent; Mary Ann Carlo, Peter Carlo, and Lee Ann Jordan, representing U.S. Rep. Brian Higgins. Carlo was recognized for presenting flags that have flown over the U.S. Capitol to area schools, organizations, and community groups.
A 40-year membership certificate was presented to Carolyn Volk, honorary chapter regent. She has been a member of the Jamestown Chapter since 1972.
Ron Cotten of the Chautauqua Veterans Commission spoke to the members about the flag and pole that will be dedicated at Veterans' Park on Logan and West Third streets in Jamestown, on Saturday. Gretta Archer, state DAR vice president general, will participate in the ceremony.