Living Past Masters
Masonic Birthdays
September
George R Greenley – 9/22/1965
Richard D Till – 9/25/1974
birthdays continued...
Thomas J Ventura,Sr.,PJGW – 9/14/1977
William Guill – 7/22/1989
Douglas A Twyford – 9/20/1989
Gregory A Schulze,PM – 9/23/1992
Mark Kurkowski – 9/22/2010
Kyle C Schulze – 9/23/2010
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Have You Considered
Leaving A Legacy?
Have you considered leaving a Legacy to your lodge, St. John's Lodge No 2? If you have, please make sure that St. John's Lodge No 2 is included in your Wills and Trusts so that your legacy can continue to help promote Freemasonry in the State of Delaware long after you have left your brethren behind. Freemasonry in Delaware has just celebrated its 200th anniversary. With your help, maybe it can celebrate its 300th one day.
At the end of the day it's not about what you have or even what you've accomplished. It's about who you've lifted up, who you've made better. It's about what you've given back
‐ Denzel Washington
George Washington, a 21 year-old Virginia planter, became a Master Mason, August 4, in The Lodge at Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg Virginia. He was initiated November 4, 1752, and passed March 3, 1753