Sandra Day O’Connor’s 39^th anniversary of being the first woman in Supreme Court Justice- 9/26/20           

            Sandra Day O’Connor was elected as the first female to be Supreme Court Justice on September 25, 1981. She was a rainbow girl in Texas where she graduated from Austin High School at the age of 16 and applied for Stanford University in California. She was a member of the Arizona senate, Judge of the Maricopa County Superior for Division 31, and Judge of the Arizona court appeals for division one before she became judge for Supreme Court Justice. She was judge for Supreme Court Justice alongside Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Elena Kagan until her retirement in 2006. Samuel Alito took Sandra Day O’Connor’s place after she retired. She is famous for talking about Alzheimer’s because her husband had Alzheimer’s and didn’t remember who she was so, she said it was okay if, he didn’t remember her as long as he loved her. Sandra Day O’Connor has 3 sons- Scott; Brian; and Jay, and she also has 2 siblings Ann and H. Alan Day. She married John Jay O’Connor on December 20^th, 1952.

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kassie, Quantico-Freedom #6

Supreme Court Ritual Challenge

Supreme Court ritual challenge 6/12/20- I saw all of the Supreme Rainbow officers do the Rainbow ritual challenge. I got to see Mom J and Mom Dedra from South Carolina. Mom J was in her yard watering her plants and wearing her grand dress. All of the Supreme inspectors were wearing their grand dress in their yards or in their houses.

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kassie, Quantico-Freedom #6

Two Rainbow scholarship opportunities have been added to the Scholarship page:  the Virginia Rainbow scholarship and the Grand Court of Virginia Order of the Amaranth scholarship.  Please check out those opportunities as the deadlines are FAST approaching!

Manassas Assembly Installation 8/2/2020

On August 2^nd, 2020 at 2 pm Manassas Assembly #13 had its installation of officers.  This term Alyssa K. was installed as Worthy Advisor.  Since attendance was limited those not personally invited could also watch over Facebook.  Congratulations to all the officers newly installed in their new stations!  This term the theme is Virginia History and the charity is Books for Africa.  The calendar is full so it looks like Manassas members will be very busy as usual.

Isabella C.