President George Ison
Welcome to the John Sevier Chapter (JSC) Honoring America's Patriots
In memory of our compatriot
John Charles Echerd
John is survived by his wife of 71 years, Kathryn Sylar Echerd; son, Hartly Echerd (Rona); daughters, Amy Fowler (Jimmy) and Cynda Holmes (Dale); grandchildren, Ian Fowler, Laura Echerd Slayton, Elisha Fowler, and Jameson Sylar Holmes and four great-grandchildren.
A World War II veteran, he served for 41 years and retired as a Commander in the U.S. Naval Reserves.
John worked at TVA for 33 years and retired as Chief of Personnel for the Division of Power.
He was a 71-year member of Ooltewah Baptist Church where he taught Sunday school, sang in the choir and was deacon emeritus.
He was especially proud of his 30 years of service with the Sons of the American Revolution, serving as registrar and president of the John Sevier chapter, president of the Tennessee Society and attending state and national conferences throughout the country. He served on several state and national committees, was a national trustee and served as chairman of the Friends of the Library committee for 15 years.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Friends of the SAR Research library, 809 W Main St., Louisville, KY 40202 or Hospice of Chattanooga, 6148 Lee Hwy 107, Chattanooga, 37421
The family will celebrate his life at a private graveside service.
who we are and what we do
Remembering the Past
We help in Shaping the Young
We are Building the Future
By honoring those who served in uniform or assisted the colonies during the Revolutionary War.
We are Building the Future
We help in Shaping the Young
We are Building the Future
By protecting our Constitution and perpetuating American ideals and traditions. And by keeping our true American History alive.
We help in Shaping the Young
We help in Shaping the Young
We help in Shaping the Young
By educating our youth about the Constitution and those who developed our American ideals and traditions. And, by remembering all those who have fought and those who died for our freedoms.
Help US Honor Our Patriot Ancestors
Your generous donation will directly fund our efforts to identify and honor American Revolutionary War Patriots buried in our service area, and our efforts to encourage students to participate in our historical education programs. (Compatriot donations of $60.00 or more are recognized for its role in a Grave Marking Ceremony - contact the web master)
