Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Wreaths across America

Help us again this year to place wreaths on the graves of the veterans at Willamette National Cemetery. You have until Nov 30 to purchase your wreath for $15 ea. Our Color Guard will again fire a musket volley and help lay wreaths. Saturday Dec 14 to honor our veterans.
To purchase wreaths go to our website www.orwm.org and click on the Donate button.
We all thank you.


Saturday, August 17, 2019

Multnomah Days Street Fair and Parade Aug 17


Lewis & Clark SAR and the Multnomah Days Parade — the tradition continues. (Pictured: Fred Heiserman and Michael Tieman) and Rob Greene (taking the picture).


Saturday, July 27, 2019

SAR National Silver Color Guard Medal Presentation

Today at the BOM meeting, Oregon Color Guard Commander Mark Robertson (on right) is presented the SAR National Silver Color Guard Medal from John Berg the Oregon SAR President. Thanks Mark for many years of service.

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Saturday, July 13, 2019

New Pacific District VPG


Our fellow Lewis & Clark Chapter member, Ken Roberts, is looking sharp at the 129th Annual SAR Congress. Ken is the incoming District Vice President General. He also serves as the Treasurer and Chaplain for the Oregon State Society of SAR.


Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Oregon Revolutionary War Memorial Life-sized Sculptures

Starting one of three the life-sized bronze bas-relief sculptures for the Oregon Revolutionary War Orwm Memorial. These are the Rifleman/Militia soldier initial and life size drawings.

Next I start the clay original sculpture. Good thing I have 8' ceilings. - Michael Tieman, Artist

129th SAR National Congress July 5 through 11

Traditionally, approximately every 10 years, the SAR holds the National Congress in California. Many of you will remember the 2008 Congress in Sacramento and the great time we had there.

In 2019 California again is hosting the National Congress, this time in Orange County at the spacious Orange County Hilton at Costa Mesa, a stone’s throw from the famous South Coast Plaza, and “next door” to Newport Beach. The Congress Planning Committee chose this location after a comprehensive search, working with representatives of the California society to find a hotel which met the requirements regarding both budget and amenities.

The hotel is just minutes away from Orange County’s John Wayne Airport, served by all major airlines.


Day 1 Harbor Cruise on the "Hornblower"