Knights of the Craft, Libanus Lodge #154 Monticello In.
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Rick Huss
12 years ago
SMIB
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Rex Clark
12 years ago
Shameful to do this.
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Leonard L Gavel
12 years ago
They are good Brothers.
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james anderson
12 years ago
shocking
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Nicholas A. Montefusco
12 years ago
For masons to stop masons from spreading the light!! I just dont get it. I as a Mason and Widows Son support the Massachusetts's Brothers 110%
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Christopher Pike II
12 years ago
This is nonsence, I have known some of these guys my whole life, never once known them to be unlawful.
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Jill Currier
12 years ago
The day my husband became a Mason with his father by his side was the proudest day of his life. The day he became a Widows Son we became part of a family that has changed our lives. To make him choose between the two is cruel.
These men are Smart, kind and generous men. I have seen the thousands of dollars and countless hours they have given to help anyone who needs it. I've seen them stand by each other during good times and bad and I've seen my husband become a better man as a result.
-Jill Currier
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Rodger D Lawrence
12 years ago
How can An organization deemed to make a good Man Better. Find this a good move. Rodger D Lawrence S.W. Lorne Lodge & Member Harris Lodge. President Widows Sons Dufferin III XII XXI
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Maurice "Nemo" St-Pierre
12 years ago
New Brunswick, Canada
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Nick Straight
12 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous. I have had quite a few interactions with widows sons and have seen first hand how much they are willing to help someone and/or a good cause. Not to mention I've known some of them for the better part of 9 years. Only thing unlawful here is to suspend or expell any of the great people that make up the widows sons.
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Laurie Wood
12 years ago
I have personally met several of the Widows Sons from Mass. and I know them to be upstanding men. I think it would be a disservice to their communities to not acknowledge them and the good deeds they do...not only as Widows Sons but as Masons.
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Rita Germanio
12 years ago
Eastern Star of NJ. I have seen them work hard together in charity.
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Alyssa Crane
12 years ago
Canandaigua, New York
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Tiffin King
12 years ago
mason and shriner
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Little Joe Sevierville, TN
12 years ago
It is within the Widows Sons that I have witnessed more Freemasonry being practiced than within the walls of most lodges I have been in.
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Randy BYARS
12 years ago
I personally have contributed to local charities and assisted other chapters do the same. WS bring credit upon Masons as a visible flagship by their actions.
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Carl Brenton
12 years ago
I am the State Coordinator for Arkansas. I was recently elected JW in my lodge. Most of the Masons I know from all over the world are active in thier blue lodge. The WS contribute a lot to freemasons and charity.
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Chris Porter
12 years ago
I enjoy and support being a Widows Sons
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Melissa Huber
12 years ago
I am the wife of the current president of WS Grand Chapter in NJ.
Knights of the Craft, Libanus Lodge #154 Monticello In.
SMIB
Shameful to do this.
They are good Brothers.
shocking
For masons to stop masons from spreading the light!! I just dont get it. I as a Mason and Widows Son support the Massachusetts's Brothers 110%
This is nonsence, I have known some of these guys my whole life, never once known them to be unlawful.
The day my husband became a Mason with his father by his side was the proudest day of his life. The day he became a Widows Son we became part of a family that has changed our lives. To make him choose between the two is cruel. These men are Smart, kind and generous men. I have seen the thousands of dollars and countless hours they have given to help anyone who needs it. I've seen them stand by each other during good times and bad and I've seen my husband become a better man as a result. -Jill Currier
How can An organization deemed to make a good Man Better. Find this a good move. Rodger D Lawrence S.W. Lorne Lodge & Member Harris Lodge. President Widows Sons Dufferin III XII XXI
New Brunswick, Canada
Absolutely ridiculous. I have had quite a few interactions with widows sons and have seen first hand how much they are willing to help someone and/or a good cause. Not to mention I've known some of them for the better part of 9 years. Only thing unlawful here is to suspend or expell any of the great people that make up the widows sons.
I have personally met several of the Widows Sons from Mass. and I know them to be upstanding men. I think it would be a disservice to their communities to not acknowledge them and the good deeds they do...not only as Widows Sons but as Masons.
Eastern Star of NJ. I have seen them work hard together in charity.
Canandaigua, New York
mason and shriner
It is within the Widows Sons that I have witnessed more Freemasonry being practiced than within the walls of most lodges I have been in.
I personally have contributed to local charities and assisted other chapters do the same. WS bring credit upon Masons as a visible flagship by their actions.
I am the State Coordinator for Arkansas. I was recently elected JW in my lodge. Most of the Masons I know from all over the world are active in thier blue lodge. The WS contribute a lot to freemasons and charity.
I enjoy and support being a Widows Sons
I am the wife of the current president of WS Grand Chapter in NJ.