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CJWII of SAR participate in Rockin’ Independence Eve

On July 3, 2022, the Colonel James Wood II Chapter of the Virginia Society Sons of the American Revolution participated in Rockin’ Independence Eve, held at the Walking Mall, Winchester, Virginia. This event is an annual celebration held by the city of Winchester to honor and commemorate the birthday of the United States. Numerous vendors are present with live bands playing throughout the day.

CJWII participants from left to right: Brett Osborn, Dale Corey, Richard Tyler, Brian Bayliss, Chip Daniel, Eric Robinson, Paul Christensen and chapter compatriot Marshall DeHaven. (Photos courtesy of Thomas “Chip” Daniel)

The Colonel James Wood II Chapter had a vendor tent to tell participants “Who are the Sons of the American Revolution”. The Sons is a linear society. All members have a line of descent from an American Revolutionary War Patriot. They could have been a fighter, paid taxes, been part of the colonial government or provided support to the cause. Men 18 and over can join the SAR, ladies the Daughters of the American Revolution and individuals under the age of 22 the Children of the American Revolution.

CJWII color guard preparing to march.

Between band sets, the Colonel James Wood II Chapter Color Guard Presented the National Colors at the bandstand for the playing of the National Anthem. Participating for CJWII were Brian Bayliss, Paul Christensen, Dale Corey, Thomas “Chip” Daniel, Brett Osborn, Eric Robinson, Marc Robinson and Richard Tyler.

CJWII color guard at present arms for the National Anthem. 

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