Tag: Honor
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Memorial Day in Middletown: A Touching Tribute to Worshipful Bill Wood
At the Veteran Memorial in Middletown, Worshipful Bill Wood was honored with a newly placed brick dedicated to his service in WWII. Masons from all over the district gathered to pay their respects to Bill, their teacher and friend, and to remember all those who have fallen in service to our country. Read more
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A Night of Celebration: Worshipful Harry Wesley “Wes” Hammock Honored with 50-Year Pin at Unity Masonic Lodge No. 146
The blue lodge celebrated Worshipful Harry Wesley “Wes” Hammock’s 50-year milestone, honoring his commitment to Freemasonry. Right Worshipful Scott Cabazolo received a 25-year pin. The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia presided, and the evening featured a communal dinner and the presence of Grand High Priest Mark Pennypacker. Read more
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Washington’s lesson in leadership
George Washington, a revered Masonic figure, embodied diverse leadership qualities. His spontaneity and creativity, competitiveness, collaborative spirit, and technical expertise set a powerful example. By examining his leadership, Masons gain insights into self-improvement and nurturing strong, unified communities. Reflecting on Washington’s legacy reinforces the commitment to moral and responsible leadership. Read more
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To Dwell Together in Unity
In a world marked by division, Brother Julian Rees reflects on the importance of unity. He emphasizes the value of diversity while warning against the divisive nature of conflict. Through the heartwarming story of two World War I veterans from Britain and Germany, he underscores the significance of nurturing and preserving unity. Read more
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Message from the Master
In March, Unity Lodge experienced both highs and lows. The Past Master night showcased exemplary rituals and wisdom from seasoned Freemasons. The return of the traveling gavel was a positive highlight, but the COVID-19 outbreak brought closures and event cancellations. Despite these challenges, the message of unity and support for the community prevailed. Read more
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Arrival
The Candidate for initiation experienced a series of setbacks while traveling to the Lodge. After his car broke down and his bicycle chain snapped, he ingeniously used a cord to fix it and freewheeled to his destination. Surprisingly, the WM knew about his unconventional journey, leaving the candidate feeling proud and mystified. Read more
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Brother John Ewell Honored by Boy Scouts of America
The Warren County Friends of Scouting honored Brother John F. Ewell at their annual fundraising dinner on April 23, 2015. He received the 2015 Warren County Distinguished Citizen Award, presented by Stuart Williams, the Shenandoah Area Council Executive Director. John Ewell also addressed the dinner. Read more
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Wor. Mick Roland honors Ronald Grant McManus
Worshipful Mick Roland Honors Ronald Grant McManus at Unity Lodge No. 146 in December 2014. Read more
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The Model Mason
The content describes the admirable qualities of a dedicated Freemason. It highlights the generosity and compassion of the Masonic community, emphasizing their commitment to charity and support for widows and orphans. Additionally, it briefly introduces Brother Campbell and his family’s involvement in Freemasonry and their church. Read more
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Fourth of July
As Freemasons, we honor the anniversary of the Declaration of American Independence, recognizing its significance in our country’s history and the development of our Fraternity. We believe in the enduring principles that have made America great and advocate for greater civic engagement, respect for the law, and unity among all citizens for a prosperous future. Read more
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