View of Four Peaks from Saguaro Lake, AZ |
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution |
| Four Peaks Chapter |
| Fountain Hills, Arizona |
| The Four Peaks Chapter held its organizational meeting January 12, 2002 with 33 members and several prospective members. The officers were Kaye Morgan, Organizing Regent; Linda Zeigler, Vice Regent; Lois Bakewell, Chaplain; JoAnn Luther, Corresponding Secretary; Carol Goode, Recording Secretary; Nancy Sigaty, Treasurer; Janet Call, Registrar; Marilyn Humes, Assistant Registrar; and Arthetta "Sami" Roy, Historian. |
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| Kaye, the mother of four children, has been a member of DAR since October 14, 1993. Coincidentally, October 14 is the birthday of her uncle "Ike". She was regent of the Saguaro Chapter 1998-2000. Kaye took over that post four years after her friend, Peggy Hurd, present Arizona State Regent. |
| Kathryn "Kaye" Eisenhower Morgan Organizing Regent |
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| Four Peaks is a significant and unique landmark and representative of the east valley. It is approximately 20 air miles from Fountain Hills and is visible up to 100 miles. This magnificent site in the Tonto National Forest's Mazatzal Mountains is believed "sacred" by the Yavapai Indians. The view of Four Peaks provides spectacular sunsets of purple and lilac hues, and contains a purple treasure of amethyst crystals. The rich red-violet of the Four Peaks gems were said to rival the best in the gem trade. |
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| The chapter meets at 10:30 on the second Saturday of the month. |