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Rhonda Lynn Mclurg nee
Johnson
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Registered: The
International Register
of Arms, 14th December
2011. Registration No.
0210 (Vol.2)
Arms:
Per fess Argent and
Azure in chief two
ravens proper jointly
transfixed by an arrow
fesswise point to
sinister in base a
fouled anchor Or
debruised of a lozenge
at fess point Gules.
Motto:
Omnia Pro Bono
Family
Badge: A
torch enflamed and two
arrows in saltire point
upward Or all grasped
within a raven's claw
erased to sinister
Proper.
Private
Registration:
Used as a courtesy of
her husband: 2009
American College of
Heraldry #3242 (with a
difference of Crest);
USHR Registration number
20100317C.
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The
armorial bearings of
Rhonda Lynn
McClurg nee Johnson are
used as a courtesy of
her husband’s arms. The
ravens transfixed refer
to a Scottish story in
which a widow's sons by
three different men
performed archery to
show prowess with
weapons for Robert the
Bruce while he was on
the run from the
English. The brother's
names were Murdoch,
McKie and McClurg. The
brothers joined The
Bruce's army until he
became Robert I, King of
Scotland.
The fouled anchor is
representative of the
Mr. McClurg’s father’s
service in the US Navy
and promotion to Chief
Petty Officer. The crest
(not here shown) was
developed to denote the
armiger’s profession as
a scholar with the quill
bendwise due to left
handedness.
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Mrs.
McClurg is the daughter
of Joseph Martin Johnson
and Patricia Fay
(Fletcher) Johnson. She
was born in West Palm
Beach, FL and raised in
Harborcreek, PA. She
earned his BA in Early
Childhood Development at
Penn State University
and Married Timothy
Michael McClurg in May
1985. Mrs. McClurg has
three children: Kelly
Elizabeth (1986), Amanda
Katharine (1988), Brian
Mathew (1990) and
Shannon Laura (1992). In
addition to being a
mother and wife, Mrs.
McClurg is employed in
childcare.
The arms were designed
with the gracious
assistance of the IAAH.
They are emblazoned by
Ljubodrag Grujic and
Terry Sarros.
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