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Garcilaso de la Vega Chapter NSDAR
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Lake Worth, Florida
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Organized 29 July, 1958
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Mrs. John Rostan, Organizing Regent
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Garcilaso de la Vega Chapter honors
the Inca as the first American Peruvian Historian of the State
of Florida. Son of Don Sebastian Garcilaso de la Vega,
a Spanish Conquistador, his mother was Chimpa Ocllo, an Inca
Princess. His book describing the exploration of
Hernando De Soto and the wonders and beauties of Florida was
published in 1605 at Lisbon, Portugal, and entitled "La
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Chapter luncheon meetings are held on the 3rd Saturday of each month at
11:00 AM
October through May in Lake Worth, Florida.
Special Announcement: Constitution Week Luncheon,
September 15, 2012.
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For information
about our Chapter please email our
Registrar
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For more detailed information please
visit the
NSDAR or
FSSDAR
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Regent ~ Shari Heck Saylor
Vice Regent ~ Joan Buckley
Chaplain
~ Noel Cook Lanier
Secretary ~
Eileen Pytel
Treasurer ~ Liz Scholze
Registrar ~ Judy Mahaffey
Noel Cook Lanier, FSSDAR
Chaplain and
Chairman of the Long Range
Planning Committee
and Shari Saylor, Vice
Chairman of Credentials for 2011-2013
are proud members of the
Garcilaso de La Vega Chapter.
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Web hyperlinks to
non-DAR sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the
state organizations, or individual DAR chapters. |
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Webmaster - Rosa
Seymour
Last updated February 17, 2013*
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