SAR Chapters join together for Heritage Festival Color Guard
Special to Lake Okeechobee News
Posted 4/27/24
The Okeechobee SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Chapter presented the colors at the...
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SAR Chapters join together for Heritage Festival Color Guard
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Special to Lake Okeechobee News
OKEECHOBEE — The Okeechobee SAR (Sons of the American Revolution) Chapter presented the colors at the Highlands County Heritage Festival at the historic Edna Pearce Lockett Estate on the Kissimmee River at Fort Basinger. The Okeechobee Color Guard was joined by members of the Sebring and Ft. Lauderdale SAR Chapters. The combined Color Guard is pictured in front of the Liberty Tree at the Edna Pearce-Lockett Estate. [Photo courtesy Okeechobee SAR Chapter}
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