April 24, 2026 As part of the nationwide America 250 celebrations, the Worthington Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a ‘Liberty Tree’ dedication held at East Granville Road Park in Worthington, OH.
A White Oak—a species native to Ohio—was planted as a ‘Liberty Tree’ to commemorate the sacrifices of Revolutionary War Patriots who fought for America’s independence.

Attending were Sue Funk, Regent, Worthington Chapter DAR; Worthington Chapter members: Judy Goodykoontz, Marcia Boucher, 1st Vice Regent, Linda Akkari; Kevin T Donahue, Camp Charlotte Chapter, SAR; Carl Speckman, Benjamin Franklin Chapter, SAR; Joyce Brand, Worthington Chapter DAR

Sue Funk, Regent, Worthington Chapter DAR; Worthington Chapter members: Judy Goodykoontz, Marcia Boucher, 1st Vice Regent, Linda Akkari; Kevin T Donahue, Camp Charlotte Chapter, SAR; Carl Speckman, Benjamin Franklin Chapter, SAR; Joyce Brand, Worthington Chapter DAR
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Membership in the Sons of the American Revolution is open to any man, age 18 or older, who can prove lineage to an ancestor who supported the war for American Independence, through military service, support, or political figures who supported the revolutionary effort.

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