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REGISTER TODAY FOR THIS FRIDAY'S LUNCHEON!

Join us to hear from an outstanding panel of state, county and city Board of Education members to hear about the latest accomplishments and developments shaping our schools and community.
 
 
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Lots of people may be on summer vacations, but CCRWC is still hard at work to bring you these special events. Mark your calendars!

  • July 4: The Marietta Let Freedom Ring Parade - CCRWC has submitted an entry to ride and march in the parade!! Please sign up to walk behind our banner -- free CCRWC T-shirts for participants!
  • Saturday, July 12: Ladies Brunch and New Member Orientation - Bring a New Member and receive a gift!  Click here to RSVP!
  • Thursday, July 25 - monthly luncheon at the Hilton
  • Thursday, Aug. 22 -- “Red Wave Rising: How Gen Z Turned Out for Trump – Insights from Hannah Johnson.” Hannah is a graduate of the LSU law school and the daughter of  Speaker of the House Mike Johnson!

We hope to see you at our summer events - your presence makes all the difference!!


 

 

Our May luncheon was a beautiful, heartfelt Memorial Day tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of the fallen soldiers who have served our nation.

The highlight of the tribute was an inspiring speech by Lt. Gen. (Retired) James L. Terry, representing the University of North Georgia, Georgia's Military Academy. Gen. Terry spoke on the true meaning of Memorial Day, reflecting on the profound sacrifices made by those who have served in the armed forces. His words carried a deep charge to the attendees: to remember, honor and preserve the legacy of our fallen heroes.

 One of the most touching moments of the day was presented by our Caring for America committee chair, who shared a deeply emotional tribute to Maj. Kevin Jenrette, and the NG '95 Memorial Scholarship Fund. Maj. Jenrette was killed in action June 4, 2009 in Afghanistan and is a Georgia hero. He left behind his wife, two sons and a daughter. This endowed scholarship financially provides for Georgia’s future leaders who attend UNG. You can click here to donate.

\Then the names of fallen soldiers, submitted by our members, were read aloud by our Armed Services Committee chair, followed by a moment of silence.

May we always remember those who made the ultimate sacrficice and uphold the values they fought to protect.