Category: Updates
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Sick and Distressed
The passing of Worshipful Brother Charles Seaford in July has deeply impacted us all. We express our gratitude to Right Worshipful Kevin Davidson for conducting the funeral rites and the Brothers who attended. The significant turnout reflects the high regard for our Brother. We will truly miss Charlie. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
The Shenandoah Valley DeMolay Club holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays, aiming to grow from its five members. They express gratitude for financial support and seek to attract more young men to benefit from the fraternity’s teachings. Contact Brother Bob Nickols for details. Read more
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Master’s Message
The WM had a dilemma about their July Trestle board topic but found inspiration from a family tradition of educational day trips. They shared a poignant story of friendship between General Armistead and General Hancock during the Civil War, highlighting the ultimate display of Brotherly Love from the 69th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Read more
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Sick and Distressed
Brother Heyward Grady Kolb, Jr passed away on June 2nd in the Virginia Beach Area. The Brothers of Princess Anne Lodge No. 25 in Virginia Beach performed the Masonic burial rites for Brother Kolb and his family. Read more
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Widow’s Program
Brother Will’s efforts have ensured the success of our widow’s program, with the recent May dinner being a great achievement. We look forward to the participation of four ladies during the Grand Master’s official visit on the 19th. For more information, contact Brother Will Bryan at the provided details. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
On June 1st, I attended the initiation ceremony and DeMolay Degree for the new members at Shenandoah Valley DeMolay Chapter, alongside Right Worshipful Haas and Brother Nickols. The event impressed me, with young men leading the degrees. It was open to families and recommended for attendance. Contact Brother Bob Nickols for further information. Read more
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From The Master
Unity Lodge has been bustling with activity, with new initiations, fundraising events, and educational programs. As the 150th anniversary approaches, members are urged to reengage. Missed out? There’s still time to make an impact. Join us to celebrate Unity Lodge’s legacy and get involved in the year ahead. Read more
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Sick and Distressed
Brother Allen Derflinger is recovering from a stroke, while RW Joel Ratliff, Sr. mourns the loss of his son. Let’s keep them in our thoughts and prayers. Read more
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Widow’s Program
The Widow’s dinner on May 11th was a resounding success with delicious BBQ by Brother Will and a poetry reading from the OES. Those who missed it truly missed out. The event was well-received and is set to continue in the future. Contact Brother Will Bryan for more information. Read more
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Masonic Youth Organizations
Brother Bob Nickols, Chapter Dad of Shenandoah Valley DeMolay, organized a meet and greet with Laser Tag and Pizza for the boys on May 19th. Despite hot conditions, the event was well-received, and the Chapter plans to meet twice a month for ritual and activities. Those interested in contributing are encouraged to contact Brother Bob. Read more
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From The Master
The Bowman Area Ritual School was recently hosted at Unity Lodge, showcasing the three degrees. District 3 excelled in exemplifying the Fellowcraft Degree, despite some corrections. The writer, dedicated to ritual polishing, values fellowship and unity as the foundation of their fraternity. They emphasize the importance of supporting the lodge beyond financial contributions. Read more
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Sick and Distressed
Brother Allen Derflinger is recuperating from a recent stroke. Read more
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