WHO ARE THE ARIZONA SONS
OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION?
The three main principles of the Declaration of Independence
- All men are created equal and endowed with unalienable rights including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
- The purpose of government is to secure these rights.
- If a government fails to protect these rights, the people have the right to alter or abolish it and establish a new government.
Welcome To The Sons Of American Revolution!
Our mission statement
The Sons of the American Revolution honors our patriot ancestors by promoting patriotism, serving our communities, and educating and inspiring future generations about the founding principles of our country.
State Officers 2024/2025
President
JACK BERRY
Vice President & Membership Secretary
WILLIAM SISCO
Treasurer
JIM HINSEY
Registrar
Jeff Raynor
Geneaologist
Richard Young
Public Affairs Officer & Color Guard Cmdr.
Mark Seifert
Chancellor
dennis kavanaugh
Historian
David Swanson
Chaplain
STAN HUGHES
News & Events
Arizona SAR Color Guard Leads Prescott Rodeo Parade 2026
Compatriots from all over Arizona came together to lead the Prescott Rodeo Parade on July 4, 2026 for America 250! Several members were also part of the opening ceremonies for the July 4th performance of the rodeo. Several SAR members also took part in a color guard ceremony on July
Tucson SAR Chapter Leads 4th of July Parade On Mt Lemmon
Nearly two dozen participants took part as Tucson’s SAR chapter helped lead the Mt. Lemmon 4th of July parade. We would like to thank our sisters in the DAR, along with the next generation from the Children of the American Revolution and the men of the Presidio. Rudy Byrd and
SAR Posts Colors For Annual DAR State Dinner
Our state color guard supported our Daughters of the American Revolution sisters at their 2026 annual state dinner, held May 30, 2026 at the We-Ko-Pa resort and casino. Our showing was well executed and received!
Arizona SAR Gives Declaration Of Independence Presentation in Glendale
On May 16, members from across Arizona gave a presentation of the Declaration of Independence and its response at the Glendale Public Library. An audience of more than 50 people saw how word of the declaration spread among the public through the voices of a dispatch rider, tavern owners, a
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