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03/02/2026
This past Saturday, the Captain Molly Corbin Chapter, NSDAR dedicated a new “Liberty Tree” in Southlake, Texas as part of our ongoing celebration of America’s 250th birthday!! Southlake Mayor, Shawn McCaskill, proudly proclaimed it “Liberty Tree Day,” while the Carroll Honor Choir sang the National Anthem and members of the Molly Pitcher C.A.R. Society illuminated the young oak tree with lanterns. We also were joined by an SAR color guard and lots of members of the community. It was a beautiful day to honor our country and our patriot ancestors!!
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The Captain Molly Corbin Chapter was established July 7, 2003. We are a large, active chapter in the Grapevine area. Our meetings are in the evening of the 2nd Thursday of each month, September thru May, with the exceptions of November and April. In November, we host a Veteran’s Luncheon with a Silent Auction, on a Saturday, benefiting the local VA Hospitals. In April, we host an evening Awards Ceremony to honor high school Good Citizens and other local named awardees. If interested in attending a meeting or learning more about our chapter, please DM us.
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