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Sample Confederate History and
Heritage Month Proclamation
Friends,
I sent out a letter about Confederate History and
Heritage Month and have received some good response. Some people asked
for a sample wording for a proclamation. I used the following for the
last couple of years and will use it again this year.
You may use if you like. Ask your city or county if
they would present it to you at one of their meetings.
I have received one from the Cobb County, Marietta,
Georgia, Commission for last three years and this was done publicly and
it was aired live on the cable TV channel of Cobb County. See sample
proclamation below:
Calvin E. Johnson, Jr.,
Georgia Division,
Chairman, Confederate History and Heritage Month,
Chattahoochee Guards Camp 1639,
Sons of Confederate Veterans,
Mableton, Georgia
email Calvin at:
cjohnson1861@bellsouth.net
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PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS: Our country is a nation of people
united by a common history of individual heritage and diverse
cultures and (Your) County or City is rich in history of the War
Between the States; and
WHEREAS: The State of Georgia has long
cherished her Confederate history and the great leaders who made
sacrifices on behalf of the Confederate cause; and
WHEREAS: The Georgia Division of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans is dedicated to honoring on a statewide basis
those who served in the Confederate States of America and educating
the general public on Confederate history; and
WHEREAS: Confederate Memorial Day has long been
celebrated in (Your) City or County for more than 100 hundred years;
and
WHEREAS: The month of April bears special
significance since it marks both the beginning and the end of the
War Between the States; now
THEREFORE: We, the (Your) County or city (Board
of Commissioners) do hereby proclaim April 2010 as "Confederate
History and Heritage Month" in (Your) County and encourage all
residents to increase their knowledge of the role played by the
Confederate States of America in our country's history.
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Download Sample as Microsoft Word file
Reference:
April
is Confederate History Month of Remembrance
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