Early life,family,and education
Storage is the daughter of William McGowan Sebastian and Mary Virginia Satterwhite. She was born and raised in Fredericksburg,Virginia and attended Stafford Senior High School. [1] Storage earned the Gold Award as a member of the Girl Scouts of the USA and was a member of the Children of the American Revolution. [2] [1] She is a descendent of Lilly McIlhaney Bowen,an Irish-American colonist who supported the American Revolution. [3] She is also a descendent of revolutionary soldiers Robert Bowen,Robert Satterwhite,James Marders,Benjamin Sebastian,Henry Carter,Esli Hunt,John Hallam,William Hallam,Alexander Oliver,and David Leach. [4]
She earned a bachelor of arts degree from the University of Virginia,where she was a member of Sigma Delta Tau,in 1986 and later earned a masters degree in business administration from Averett University. [5] [1]
Career
Storage served as vice president of administration for NSWC Federal Credit Union in Dahlgren,Virginia,coordinating the branch administration,human resources office,and training functions for over one-hundred of the credit union's employees. [5] She works as a practice administrator for an Hematology Oncology Associates of Fredericksburg. [2]
Storage holds professional designations as a Professional in Human Resources (HRCI),SHRM-CP (SHRM),a Certified Compensation Professional,a Global Renumeration Professional,and Certified Credit Union Executive (CUNA). [1] [6]
Daughters of the American Revolution
Storage is a member of the Washington-Lewis Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. [7] She was installed as the Virginia State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution on June 30,2013,during the national society's 122th Continental Congress. [5] She presided at the 2013 Board of Management Meeting on July 27,2013 at the Kirkley Hotel and Conference Center in Lynchburg,Virginia. [5] As state regent,she launched a state project aiding the non-profit George Washington Foundation for the construction of their replica of the 1740 George Washington House at Ferry Farm. [5] Her state administration raised over $350,000 to underwrite a room on the first floor of the 1740 Washington Home's replica on Ferry Farm and committed over $50,000 to preserving Virginia records. [6]
She served as the Organizing Secretary General for the national society under the administration of President General Denise Doring VanBuren. [2] She later served as the organizations First Vice President General during the administration of President General Pamela Rouse Wright. [8] In March 2025,she spoke at the ribbon cutting for the reopening of the Marian Anderson Museum in Philadelphia. [9]
On June 29,2025,Storage succeeded Wright as the 47th President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution during the 134th Continental Congress at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington,D.C. [10] In her role as president general,Storage serves on the board of directors of the National First Ladies Day Commission and as an advisor to the Women's Suffrage National Monument Foundation. [11] [12]
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