Welcome!

A Greeting and Introduction from our Chapter Regent,

Natalie Haughawout:

I am a Texas Native who has loved spending the last 20 years in the Midwest. My husband and I live in Elkhorn and we have 4 kids, only one at home currently.

I have a great love for family history. Besides being an active member of The Daughters of the American Revolution, I am a member of several other lineage societies as well as family group societies.

When I’m not working on family history projects, I love to be in the outdoors, bird watching, pickleball, tennis and traveling.

I have chosen a stalk of wheat as the symbol for my term as the Omaha Chapter Regent.

Wheat holds symbolic significance from ancient times to our own culture. It represents sustenance, hard work, religion, renewal, and community for the Native Americans to the early Pioneer Settlers to our current day in the Omaha area.

One grain of wheat doesn’t seem like much. But when you combine it with others, you obtain bread that feeds many. This shows that when individuals come together, they can achieve more. Just like many grains create food, when united, people have a stronger impact.

This is my hope for the members of our Omaha Chapter; unity, hard work, sacrifice and community.

I’m excited to serve with our chapter.

– Natalie Haughawout, Omaha Chapter Regent of the NSDAR