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Originally Posted By MannyTac: First time ever seeing a Masonic topic on a gun forum, but I’m happy that this will be my very first post. Name is Manny Leggio Collabergh-Radium Lodge #859 out of Philipstown, NY. This truly is a fitting first post. Congratulations brother, and welcome. |
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Originally Posted By FrankHKP7: Hello brothers! Easton #152 Was raised last week 3/9/2021. I'm honored to be part of our Brotherhood and looking forward to what Masonry will teach, and what I can pass onto future brothers. -Frank Welcome Brother. I suspect that you are connoisseur of fine German handguns. |
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Since it came up in another thread .... Grand Lodge of Texas A. F. & A. M. Past Master Knox-Corinthian #851 Scottish Rite Valley of Dallas 32nd, Orient of Texas Knight Templar Heroes of '76 |
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Originally Posted By HenryKnoxFineBooks: Since it came up in another thread .... Grand Lodge of Texas A. F. & A. M. Past Master Knox-Corinthian #851 Scottish Rite Valley of Dallas 32nd, Orient of Texas Knight Templar Heroes of '76 @HenryKnoxFineBooks shoot me a pic of your dues card if you want the S&C icon (for when they get turned back on). |
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My previous account aged out a few years ago. Joined again last yr. Getting mixed messages about whether to join as a paid member from GD. Still on the fence. I was raised March 2001 in Panther City 1183. Family line of Master Masons for generations. Still trying to do a family search to track them down. This is my great grandfather, Thomas Evans from Cushing, OK. He spent his life doing craft work and teaching newcomers. He was the greatest man I've known and walked the walk. I have not been involved since 2001 but it's been heavy on my heart for years. I'm just currently over subscribed in county party work trying to save our country as a precinct chair and VDR. Thomas Evans, Cushing, OK |
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Originally Posted By TxAthlete42: It's a Commandry uniform and they are still worn in most lodges. Originally Posted By TxAthlete42: Originally Posted By PSI: Welcome! Those old Templar frock coats look good. But I’m glad I don’t have to wear one. It's a Commandry uniform and they are still worn in most lodges. I know it’s Commandery. I was just saying that few jurisdictions still wear frock coats. Wisconsin’s uniform is a two or three button jacket. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By IRAQPSD: Member: South Shelby Lodge #140 Welcome. If you would like the S&C logo shoot me a pic of your dues card to [email protected] Or if you're on GrandView the digital one will work just fine. |
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Fraternal Greetings Brethren, It's been a while since I've posted on ARFCOM but back now. I am a PM of Kingsbury Lodge no. 466 in Olyphant PA also PM of my home lodge, honesdale lodge no.218 in Honesdale, PA. I am currently sitting as SW getting ready to go back into the east for my 3rd and final time lol. I love Freemasonry and my Brethren. Been a brother for about 12 years now and take every opportunity to improve myself, spread the light, share experiences and mentor others. I look forward to posting and learning from all of you. |
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Originally Posted By JRZYson: Fraternal Greetings Brethren, It's been a while since I've posted on ARFCOM but back now. I am a PM of Kingsbury Lodge no. 466 in Olyphant PA also PM of my home lodge, honesdale lodge no.218 in Honesdale, PA. I am currently sitting as SW getting ready to go back into the east for my 3rd and final time lol. I love Freemasonry and my Brethren. Been a brother for about 12 years now and take every opportunity to improve myself, spread the light, share experiences and mentor others. I look forward to posting and learning from all of you. Welcome. If you would like the Masonic S&C icon shoot me an IM/email with your dues card. |
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Originally Posted By JRZYson: Fraternal Greetings Brethren, It's been a while since I've posted on ARFCOM but back now. I am a PM of Kingsbury Lodge no. 466 in Olyphant PA also PM of my home lodge, honesdale lodge no.218 in Honesdale, PA. I am currently sitting as SW getting ready to go back into the east for my 3rd and final time lol. I love Freemasonry and my Brethren. Been a brother for about 12 years now and take every opportunity to improve myself, spread the light, share experiences and mentor others. I look forward to posting and learning from all of you. Welcome! |
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Originally Posted By JRZYson: Fraternal Greetings Brethren, It's been a while since I've posted on ARFCOM but back now. I am a PM of Kingsbury Lodge no. 466 in Olyphant PA also PM of my home lodge, honesdale lodge no.218 in Honesdale, PA. I am currently sitting as SW getting ready to go back into the east for my 3rd and final time lol. I love Freemasonry and my Brethren. Been a brother for about 12 years now and take every opportunity to improve myself, spread the light, share experiences and mentor others. I look forward to posting and learning from all of you. 3rd and final. Lol. It's good to have another PA Brother here. |
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Originally Posted By JRZYson: Just checking to see if you recoeved my email? @JRZYson I did not. Did you send it to [email protected]? |
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Originally Posted By rennD: I haven't been on here for awhile but I was raised on October of 2021. How are you Brothers doing? Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Merry Christmas neighbor! What part of NV? I've been to your G.L. Communication a couple of times. Always have a great time visiting. |
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Glad to see I’m not the only one who’s been off the Arfcom radar for a while. I’ve been a member here since 2001 (actually a little before with a different name which I changed due to a typo), but it’s been a bit since I’ve browsed the forums or participated - just got busy doing things in the world. In any case, I was raised in Pemberville Lodge (GL Ohio F&AM) in 2001, then proceeded to join the York and Scottish Rites and jumped promptly into line in… everything. I received the KYCH around 2012, finished Scottish Rite line in 2017, 33rd degree in 2019. I served as secretary of Ohio College SRICF for roughly 10 years and spend 2 years as Secretary General for High Council SRICF. Took a little break after that, needed to step away from the politics for a while. Still proud of my affiliation with the fraternity and value the times and friends I made. |
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Originally Posted By Artifex: Oooh, nice Templar uniform. someone’s a KCT! I’m pretty sure it was a clerical error. The Past Commander’s jewel was my dad’s and the Malta jewel was my grandfather’s. |
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Howdy brothers. Palestine Lodge #189, Catonsville, MD. Raised 3/10/16 in the 125th year of our Lodge. Been a Junior and Senior Steward, Junior Deacon, and stepped out of that into 2 years as lodge treasurer. I haven't been active in the past few years due to some drama created by a couple brothers but still pay my dues and hold fast to my obligations. Unfortunately that was a common theme amongst several of us formerly active members with regards to these few rotten apples. Doesn't sour me on Masonry, but I will not sit in Lodge with them by choice. SMIB. |
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Originally Posted By BourbonRunnner: Howdy brothers. Palestine Lodge #189, Catonsville, MD. Raised 3/10/16 in the 125th year of our Lodge. Been a Junior and Senior Steward, Junior Deacon, and stepped out of that into 2 years as lodge treasurer. I haven't been active in the past few years due to some drama created by a couple brothers but still pay my dues and hold fast to my obligations. Unfortunately that was a common theme amongst several of us formerly active members with regards to these few rotten apples. Doesn't sour me on Masonry, but I will not sit in Lodge with them by choice. SMIB. Welcome @BourbonRunnner Find another lodge that doesn't have that element. There must be a number of lodges in Baltimore that would love to have you. I can set you up with a square and compass on your profile if you would like. Shoot me an email at [email protected] with a pic of your dues card or a screenshot of your virtual one from Grand View. |
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Originally Posted By medicmandan: Welcome @BourbonRunnner Find another lodge that doesn't have that element. There must be a number of lodges in Baltimore that would love to have you. I can set you up with a square and compass on your profile if you would like. Shoot me an email at [email protected] with a pic of your dues card or a screenshot of your virtual one from Grand View. Thank you brother and appreciated. DM inbound with the dues card. Far as switching lodges, the thought crossed my mind but i'm going to stay with my mother lodge. Not for any reason but the fact that my absence speaks volumes and is affecting change slowly but surely. |
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Greetings Brothers, This is my first post on this forum this time around - I think I was a member back around 2000. PM X9 in a couple different lodges - I finally learned the secret Masonic word - No President of the Widows Sons Masonic Riders Association of Colorado - 5 Yrs. Currently a member in good standing in Georgetown #12, Colorado Grand Lodge AF&AM Glad to see a Masonic section here. |
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| Hey BourbonRunner - I was in your same situation some years ago, and I won't ever return to that lodge. Don't let a few boneheads ruin your Masonic experience. I don't know what your Grand Lodge rules are, but at least visit nearby lodges regularly and hold Masonic fellowship with some new brothers. I promise, it will be worth it. |
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@Goober2715 Send me an email at [email protected] with a copy of your dues card or a screenshot of the virtual one from Grand View and I can set you up with some Masonic "flair" on your profile. I have had a chance to meet your DGM several times over the last few years. Good man. |
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Originally Posted By TxLewis: I am not a Mason. But I had a very close friend who became one in his last few years of life. When he passed, the Masons came and performed his burial ceremony, with much respect. His name was Wayne Henry Cobb. Folks here know him as EricTheHun. RIP brother Wayne. Wow, that is a name from the past. I never met The Hun and only knew him from here, but I felt genuine sadness at his passing. |