Coming soon to a location near you
We have chapters located in 19 Florida towns and growing.
Our chapters have been involved in a host of activities in the past year, including participating in the Springtime Tallahassee Parade, assisting the SCV with their Division reunion for the last five years. We even have a very Confederate Ball held by our sisters in the Hollywood area. We have had 2 tartans commissioned for the Order of Confederate Rose. We have participated in lots of living history events around the state, making the front page of the local section of a Tampa paper at least once. We portray seamstresses, washer women, and women in every day camp life. Our Black Rose Society members have participated in memorial services around the state. We have participated in veterans day events around the state including the Palm Beach Area Veterans Day services and Confederate Memorial Day Motorcade. Taylor County Roses have held the very first Confederate Memorial Service. Gadsden County Roses held a Memorial motorcade visiting 15 cemeteries , placing over 150 flags. We are busy, we are visible, we are proud members of the Confederate community. We support Sam Davis Youth Camps in educating our young adults.
Come join us in flying our beloved flag, doing community service, marching in parades, teaching our history, heritage and culture to people everywhere. We would love to have you visit with us and you are welcome at chapter meetings across the state.
You only need 5 members to charter a chapter. A chapter consists President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. You may combine the Sec. / Treas. position. Members are comprised of both men and women ages 12 and up. However we do encourage the children to also join our Confederate Legacy Program. If you live near an existing chapter we will put you in touch. If you do not have enough people to start chapter you may be Rambling Rose.
CHAPTER LOCATIONS AND CONTACTS
Phoebe Pember # 1 |
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Hollywood, Florida |
Lynda O'Neal |
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Bonnie Blue Magnolias # 2 |
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Ft. White, Florida |
Kala Farmer |
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Delity Powell # 3 |
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West Palm Beach, Florida |
Becki Powell |
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Mary Custis Lee # 4 |
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Punta Gorda, Florida |
Dolly Geffert |
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Mary Ann Harvey Black # 5 |
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Tallahassee, Florida |
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Rebecca J. Higginbotham Jones # 6 |
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Callahan, Florida |
Janice Sain |
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Ellen Clark McNeill # 7 |
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Bradenton, Florida |
Janice Hill |
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Nancy Hart # 8 |
Perry, Florida | |
Edna Durden |
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Mary Martha Reid # 9 |
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Quincy, Florida |
Sylvia Darby |
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Sarah Isabella Haynes # 10 | Ocala, FL | |
Karen Hurst | ||
Sarah Elizabeth Tate # 11 | Pensacola, Fl | |
Angela Bannister | ||
Magnolia Belles # 12 | Gainesville, FL | |
Kala Farmer | ||
Loreta J. Velazquez # 14 | Marianna, FL | |
Brenda Morse | [email protected] | |
Marie H. P. Crawford # 15 | Chipley , Fl | |
Steve Lassiter | ||
Jemima Cason # 16 | Pinetta, Fl | |
Kala Farmer | ||
Dusty Roses # 17 | Taylor County, FL | |
Carrie Warf | ||
Mary C. Gwaltney # 18 | Wakulla County, FL | |
Lisa Morgan | ||
Laura Ratcliff # 19 | Melbourne, FL | |
Gina Anzalone | ||
Mary and Mollie Bell # 20 | Tampa, FL | |
Jan Caulley | ||
For information or help with an application please contact
Society Officers :
Sylvia Darby , President
Kala Farmer, 1st Vice President
Brenda Morse, 2nd Vice President
Barbara Harris, Secretary
Lisa Morgan, Treasurer
Lorene Logue, Historian
Karen Colson, Genealogist