“Just happened that in 2011 in Washington state the Grand Lodge was scheduled near us, so that gave me motivation to become a Master Mason. I made it just so I could attend Grand Lodge.” I remember your Third Degree quite well. My home Lodge did it as a courtesy, and it was my final meeting as the Deputy of the Grand Master. I want to sa…
“Just happened that in 2011 in Washington state the Grand Lodge was scheduled near us, so that gave me motivation to become a Master Mason. I made it just so I could attend Grand Lodge.” I remember your Third Degree quite well. My home Lodge did it as a courtesy, and it was my final meeting as the Deputy of the Grand Master. I want to say John Vivian also was Raised that evening. And WB John is also very active in his Lodge to this very day. It was a great evening.
As for your Lodge, in theory, it should have folded up tent 40 years ago, when the generation that ran Vader in its heyday passed away from old age. But a Brother kept it going with that White Socks & Wig night, and your Lodge became the darling of Southwest Washington State for its works in its community. Everyone’s doing everything they can to keep that Lodge going, and the way things look, there’s a good probability things will be looking up for that Little Lodge.
You are correct VW! indeed John Vivian and I were raised the very same evening. I hope Little Falls can survive! I want to return someday soon and once again sit in Lodge.
“Just happened that in 2011 in Washington state the Grand Lodge was scheduled near us, so that gave me motivation to become a Master Mason. I made it just so I could attend Grand Lodge.” I remember your Third Degree quite well. My home Lodge did it as a courtesy, and it was my final meeting as the Deputy of the Grand Master. I want to say John Vivian also was Raised that evening. And WB John is also very active in his Lodge to this very day. It was a great evening.
As for your Lodge, in theory, it should have folded up tent 40 years ago, when the generation that ran Vader in its heyday passed away from old age. But a Brother kept it going with that White Socks & Wig night, and your Lodge became the darling of Southwest Washington State for its works in its community. Everyone’s doing everything they can to keep that Lodge going, and the way things look, there’s a good probability things will be looking up for that Little Lodge.
You are correct VW! indeed John Vivian and I were raised the very same evening. I hope Little Falls can survive! I want to return someday soon and once again sit in Lodge.