Chapter History
Liberty Bell of the West Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution(NSDAR), was organized in July 2002. When the chapter was founded, the members decided to name the chapter after the Liberty Bell of the West, because of its steep historic importance. The founding members are active participants in the Randolph County community and are dedicated to the NSDAR's mission for promoting patriotism, preserving American history and securing America's future through better education. The original 15 founding members are:
Theresa Margaret Prest Albers
Sheila Kay Draves Alms
Kathleen Marie Prest Blair
Barbara Leavitt Brown
Mary Ann Clendenin Bunselmeyer
Connie Lynn McCormick Clendenin
Bernice Marie Clendenin Cowan
Debra Anne McCormick Drake
Emily Jean Bauman Lyons
Susan Campbell McClure
Ruth Grace Bievenue Menard
Yvonne Kay Schellenger
Zandra Lee Schellenger
Marlene Dwainight Seymour
Debra Lynn Klindworth Utchman
Theresa Margaret Prest Albers
Sheila Kay Draves Alms
Kathleen Marie Prest Blair
Barbara Leavitt Brown
Mary Ann Clendenin Bunselmeyer
Connie Lynn McCormick Clendenin
Bernice Marie Clendenin Cowan
Debra Anne McCormick Drake
Emily Jean Bauman Lyons
Susan Campbell McClure
Ruth Grace Bievenue Menard
Yvonne Kay Schellenger
Zandra Lee Schellenger
Marlene Dwainight Seymour
Debra Lynn Klindworth Utchman
Chapter Regent
Emily Bauman Lyons (2019-2021)
Past Chapter Regents
Lori Cleland Hill(2017-2019)
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Joan Montroy (2015-2017)
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Lori Cleland Hill(2013-2015)
Bernice Marie Clendenin Cowan (2011-2013)
Jessie Justine (Peg) Groves Fulton (2009-2011)
Bernice Marie Clendenin Cowan (2005-2009)
Connie McCormick Clendenin (2002-2005)
Bernice Marie Clendenin Cowan (2011-2013)
Jessie Justine (Peg) Groves Fulton (2009-2011)
Bernice Marie Clendenin Cowan (2005-2009)
Connie McCormick Clendenin (2002-2005)
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