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MACON  CHAPTER

GOLD STAR MOTHERS LEGACY ARCHIVE

Honoring Their Sacrifice.     Serving Their Legacy.

OUR STORY

Through newspaper archives and local research, we preserve the story of the Macon Chapter

of American Gold Star Mothers and the enduring legacy of the mothers who turned loss into 

service. This living archive will grow as records are verified.

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FOUNDING & ORGANIZATION
Macon Chapter•1949

On July 10, 1949, Gold Star Mothers gathered at First Presbyterian Church in Macon to organize a local chapter. Mrs. Amy Grantham of Hapeville, state organizer, led the effort. That Macon Chapter became the fouth Gold Star Mothers chapter organized in Georgia

Source: July 8, 1949
The Macon News

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LEADERSHIP & MEMBERS
The Mothers Who Carried the Work Forward

Source: April 7, 1950
The Macon News

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Source:
May 26, 1955
The Macon News

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Source:
October 25, 1964
The Macon Telegraph

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Source:
November 13, 1960
The Macon Telegraph

Golden tree symbolizing remembrance and enduring legacy

Honoring Their Sacrifice. Serving Their Legacy

love, compassion, and remembrance.

Please make checks out to:

Department of Georgia AGSM

PO Box 826

Hiawassee, Georgia 30546

501(c)3 National Veterans Service Organization

Founded 1928~ Chartered by Congress

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