Members List:

President:
Anita Shaw
Past President:
Char La Rue
1st VP:
Mary Pat Crawford
2rd VP:
Charlene Kozlowski
3rd VP:
Judi Smedley
Recording Secretary:
Sherry Farley
Treasurer:
Pat Moore
Financial Secretary:
Edna Grafton
Marshal:
Grace Mary Roache
Trustee:
Jan Allen
Joan Benson
Rosalinda Lindholm
Inside Sentinel:
Dorothy Melone
DGP:
Helen Leiva
SDDGP:
Marti Noyes
Members:
Allen Brooke
Janene Allen
Jo Ann Ardanaz
Lisa Ariaz
Julie Astle
Pat Balen
Dorothy Pedroza
Jeanne Barks
Jo Ann Bastieri
Aurelia Beeson
Colleen Buchholz
Laura Claussen
Toni Cobian
Nicole Crilley
Shannon Crilley
Brenda Curtis
Stephanie Delgado
Sophie Edwards
Dee Ek
Delores Estrada
Kim Farley
Harriet Friis
Catherine Fuller
Mary Ann Gallagher Jr.
Vera Geiger
Virginia Glendon
Alison Carson Glenwinkel
Idabelle Griffen
Shelley Hayes-Caron
Lanea Huerth
Irene Hylton
Jessie Jones
Linda Lewis
Rene Matz Thompson
Delores Mc Clure
Jackie McClure-Deter
Harriett Mc Ilmoil
Joanne Nelson
Clara Jane Nixon
Marguerite L. Noutary
Stacy Parsons Totillo
Velma Patterson
Agnes Pelous
Theresa Perez
Margaret C. Pontius
Adelaide Prechti
Val Renner
Erin Riley
Virginia Segelson
Tiffanie Shaw
Susan Sheehan
Jeanne Smith
Cheryl Lee Stewart
Patricia Stone
Karen Sybrandt
J. C. Taylor
Toye Tong
Mary Waters
Phyllis Wayland
Sharon Whipple
Mary Joan White
Patricia Wilkes
Honorary Members:
Mary Stanfill
:
Patti Townley
Webmaster:
Cathy Stanfill

Links to other Sites

	NDGW - GRAND PARLOR
	MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
	CALIFORNIA MISSIONS MUSEUM
	CLINE WINERY TOURS
	MEMBER PHOTOS
	NDGW - LYRICS
	PHOTOS GRACE PARLOR 2007
	RUBY RAIL CRUISERS
	CATHY'S HOME PAGE
	SAN FRANCISCO 2007
	RESERVATION FORM NDGW HOME
	CALIFORNIA STAR

16444 Bolsa Chica in Huntington Beach

Directions: 22 Fwy West/Long Beach, turn RIGHT onto ramp towards Valley View Street, turn LEFT onto Valley View Street, road name changes to Bolsa Chica Road, then changes to Bolsa Chica Street, second LEFT past Edinger, turn into Skandia Mobile Home Park. The clubhouse will be on your left just past the first stop sign.

Welcome to the website of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, a fraternal organization dedicated to preserving California's history, improving its present, and ensuring a brighter future for all its residents.

The Order of the Native Daughters of the Golden West is a fraternal and patriotic organization founded on the principles of

Love of Home Devotion to the Flag Veneration of the Pioneers Faith in the Existence of God

Love of California is evident in the Order's unceasing efforts to promote the study of her romantic history and reverence for the memory of the sturdy Pioneer Fathers and Mothers, the founders of our great state.

California born individuals should be proud to become members of the Order of the Native Daughters of the Golden West. And through our Parlor's activities members experience California's great heritage and make lasting friendships.

See bottom of this page for information on how to become a member of the Native Daughters of the Golden West.

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED! The NDGW Home Committee is reviving the "Loyalty Pledge" from 1929-32. At Grand Parlor in 1929 Grand President Louise C. Heilbron, challenged all Native Daughters to donate $5.00 to retire the mortgage on our "new" Home at 555 Baker Street, San Francisco. Native Daughters responded as Native Daughters do, and amazingly, the mortgage was burned 3 years later. This achievement is even more remarkable when we realize that it was the middle of the Depression and that $5.00 in 1929 is equivalent to $60.00 in 2006!

Our Native Daughter Home has been supported through the years with the Home assessment, special events, and Parlor, District and member donations. But now our Home is more than 75 years old and in constant need of repair and improvements which these sources of income no longer cover - and YOU can help, as did your sisters from long ago. We are asking each NDGW member, as an individual, to voluntarily pledge $5.00 per year for 5 years. The Home is not only a multi-million dollar asset, we need to maintain it. Is $5.00 a year for 5 years worth it? We hope you will agree with your sisters from 1929 that it is well worth the expense.

Our order has been built upon its caring and dedicated members, and here is your chance to help write a new page in our history book demonstrating that these qualities are still alive and well in the Native Daughters of the Golden West. Please make checks payable to "NDGW Home" and mail to: Home Pledge, 555 Baker Street, San Francisco, CA 94117.

Submit your pledge now and be part of the "Loyalty Pledge II" of the new millennium. Your Native Daughter sister of 75 years in the future will honor your service and loyalty to our Order.

In sisterly love, NDGW Home Committee

Historical Landmarks

Native Daughters place commemorative markers on historic sites in an effort to install in future generations an appreciation of California's unique history.

Civic Participation

In 1850 California became the 31st State admitted to the Union. Each September 9th the Native Daughters of the Golden West participate in parades, picnics, and other commemorative events in their communities, reminding California's citizens about this important date in our history.

Education & Scholarship

Any member, son or daughter of a member, who is born in California may apply for a scholarship offered by the Native Daughters of the Golden West. Scholarships for any campus of the University of California or California State System are available, as well as for other accredited California universities, colleges, vocational or trade schools.

California Missions

The Mission Era of California may seem worlds away from our modern day skyscrapers. The Native Daughters have labored to help restore and preserve the beautiful monuments which are found in our twenty-one missions, creating learning centers for children and adults alike.

Children's Foundation

The future of our State lies in the hands of the children of California. Native Daughters assist children who have special medical needs that are beyond the family's means. By raising funds on a local level members make a positive difference in the lives of children from every corner of our State.

Environmental Issues The protection and preservation of California's natural resources and its environment is our great concern. Members are involved in activities which promote recycling, energy awareness and water conservation. The coast is clean with help from the Native Daughters of the Golden West.