Group News
Dues
Dues help sustain the organization, pay
printing and postage costs for the newsletter and support
preservation efforts. Membership remains $15, $25 for family
and dues should be paid this month. Please pay treasurer Brenda
Hiott to ensure continued receipt of the newsletter and other
mailings.
Please tip
If you wish to show your appreciation to
those who serve us at dinner, you can leave a gratuity in the
tip bowl at the drinks table.
Membership ensures receipt of the complete
The Last Campaign
each month.
each month.
In the June
issue:
issue:
Civil War Profile: When it came to camp life, Delaware’s soldiers
quickly learned it wasn’t fun.
Headquarters & Hindquarters: Outgoing president Tom Ryan reports the state of
the organization is strong.
Review: The
novel “The Rebel and the Rose” mixes romance and
intrigue.
Exhibit: The
State Archives has brought home a mural-sized painting of Lee
and Grant by a Delaware artist.
Volunteers wanted
Anyone interested in serving on the
Preservation Committee should contact co-chairwomen Bobbi
Steele or June Warrington. Members also are encouraged to
submit ideas to them. You can e-mail Bobbi at
OkRebelRose@aol.com and June at NannyJune302@aol.com.
Show and tell
Anyone wishing to participate in the
display program of Civil War artifacts, collectibles and
memorabilia should contact Kathy Ross, Kay Wood Bailey or the
Ralphs. Either see them before a meeting or contact Kathy at
Katharine.ross@state.de.us, Kay at
kwbailey@
harringtonera.com, the Ralphs at brmrlgst@comcast.net or Tom Ryan at pennmardel@mchsi.com.
harringtonera.com, the Ralphs at brmrlgst@comcast.net or Tom Ryan at pennmardel@mchsi.com.
From the archive
Men in Green: Their numbers
were few and yet they had a major impact on the Battle of
Gettysburg.
Living history
The 2nd Delaware Infantry, Company G, also
known as the “Living History Society of Delaware
Inc.,” is looking for people dedicated to
preserving Civil War history through educational activites.
Members — infantry and civilian — participate in
reenactments, living history and educational presentations.
Most members are from Delaware and the surrounding counties of
Maryland. For more information, go to http//2nddelaware.com.