Marguerite Hogan Fritsch

Candidate for the Office of Organizing Secretary General

PENNSYLVANIA

Marguerite Hogan Fritsch, Candidate for the Office of Organizing Secretary General

Robert Morris-Quaker City Chapter in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Date Admitted to the National Society: June 11, 1985, as a Junior
Pending Life Member
NSDAR Legacy Approved
Associate Memberships: Donegal Witness Tree Chapter, St. James Chapter

GEP 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7; New Members Course, Members Course, New Horizons Course, Committee Leaders Course

National Outstanding Junior (1995)

The Flag of the United States of America (2019-2022)

Continental Congress (co-vice chair, 2013-2016), DAR School Supper (co-vice chair, 2010-2013), Junior Membership (1995-1998), Insignia (1992-1995)

Memorial Service (Vice Chair, 2016-2019), Corridor Hostesses (Vice Chair, 2010-2013), Platform (2004-2007), Page (1988-2001); Page Event (Vice Chair, 1989-1992)

State Regent (2022-2025), State Vice Regent (2019-2022), State Treasurer (2013-2016)

  • State Project: Raised over $150,000 for preservation of Old Swedes Cemetery in Chester, Pennsylvania, the final resting place of John Morton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
  • Junior Membership Committee raised over $30,000 to preserve the state archives.
  • Raised over $10,000 for Tunnel to Towers for veterans and first responders.
  • Donated 1,500 backpacks over three years to the USO for active military families.
  • Placed two America 250 markers at the Old Swedes Cemetery in Chester and the Fort Pitt Block House in Pittsburgh.
  • Donated $1,500 to the Navy/Marine 250 Celebration
  • Donated $15,000 to the Washington Memorial Chapel for a flag pole and lighting restoration
  • Implementation of the Code of Elections
  • Presentation of the Americanism Award
  • Presentation of the DAR Medal of Honor

General Chair, State Conference (2019-2022); Project Patriot (2016-2019); State Conference (2013); DAR School (2007-2010); DAR Museum (2004-2007; Children of the American Revolution (2001-2004); Junior Membership (1995-1998)

Children of the American Revolution (1992-1995), Junior Membership (1989-1995)

State Conference Page (1985-2000)

Regent, Vice Regent (multiple terms), Chaplain (two terms), Recording Secretary/Secretary (multiple terms), treasurer (two terms)

Numerous chapter chairmanships (1986-Present)

National Officers Club, State Regents Club, State Vice Regents Club, National Outstanding Junior Club, National Chairmen’s Association, National Vice Chairmen’s Association

Cameo Society (Charter Member; President, 2013-2016; Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Registrar), State Outstanding Junior Club (Charter Member; President, 2016-2019; Treasurer, 2013-2016), Philadelphia Regents’ Club (Life Member), State Page Club (Charter Member)

1890 Annual Giving Circle, Heritage Club (Charter Member), Guardian Trust, Sustaining Supporter (Charter Member)

  • National Society Children of the American Revolution: Senior National Registrar (2004-2006); Honorary Senior National Vice President (2006-2011); Senior National Chair, American Heritage (2016-2018); Mountain Schools; Conservation; Government Studies. Chair, Banquet Seating (2013-2016).
  • Pennsylvania State Society Children of the American Revolution: Senior State President (2002-2004), Senior State First Vice President (2000-2002), Senior State Chaplain (1998-2000), Honorary Senior State President. Senior State Board member (1988-1998). Editor of the Keystone Kapers (nine years).
  • John Morton Society Children of the American Revolution: Past Senior Society President; Past Senior Society Leader (1986-Present).
  • SAR: Martha Washington Medal (Philadelphia-Continental Chapter, 1998, 2004), Medal of Appreciation (Pennsylvania SAR)
  • 2019 Wheeling Jesuit University, Clifford M. Lewis, S.J., Alumni Award.
  • Wheeling Jesuit University Philadelphia Alumni Association (Treasurer, 1988-Present).
  • Ancient Order of the Descendent of Colonial Physicians & Chirugiens (member since 1994; Secretary General, 2012-2015; Treasurer General, 2009-2012; Keynote Speaker, 2012 Annual Meeting).
  • Member, St. Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church.
  • Registered Nurse for over 40 years in maternal child health.
  • Eighteen years in leadership positions building and leading high-performing teams in demanding environments with clinical and strong organizational, motivational and communication skills.
  • Attitude of Gratitude, Riddle Hospital (2018, 2019, 2020).
  • 2018 Partners in Care Team Award; Integrated Therapy, Riddle Hospital Nurses Week Awards.
  • 2018 Nurse Leader Award, Nominee, Riddle Hospital Nurse Week Awards.
  • 2016 Press Ganey Guardian of Excellence, Neonatal Intensive Care.
  • 2013 Delaware Nurses Association Nurse Leader Excellence Award – Finalist.
  • 2012 Wheeling Jesuit University Department of Nursing Administration Award.
  • Nemours Magnet Award: Transformational Leadership – Nominee (2011, 2012, 2013).
  • 2010 Nemours Nurse of the Year – Nominee. 2009 Society of Pediatric Nursing Regional Conference – Second Place Award; Family Awareness of the NICU Care Team.
  • 2008 Nemours Nurse of the Year – Nominee.
  • 2008 Nemours Magnet Award: Leadership – Nominee.
  • 2008 Nemours Quality Fair NICU Presentation.
  • 2007 Nemours Magnet Award: Personnel & Policies.
  • 2007 Delaware Nurses Association Practice Excellence Award – Finalist.
  • 2007 Nemours Quality Fair Award.

Master’s in Nursing Administration, Wheeling Jesuit University (2012). BS in Nursing, Wheeling Jesuit University (1982). Professional certifications: Certified Nurse Executive, Certified Neonatal Nurse. Married to Kevan G. Fritsch. Daughter Elizabeth Ellen Fritsch Ciarrocchi is a DAR member. Son Co. Robert A. Fritsch, USN, is an Honorary National President, N.S.C.A.R., and member Sons of the American Revolution & Sons of the Revolution. Daughter-in-law Melissa Griffin Fritsch is a DAR member. Grandchildren are life members of the John Morton Society C.A.R. (Abigail, Meredith and Evelyn Ciarrocchi; Paxton Sugano and Gavin Sugano; Courtney Fritsch; Shawnessy Munoz – also DAR).