Massachusetts Widows Sons

Good men raising money for a great cause

I support the widow sons of Mass. They have always shown to be honorable masons and widow sons. Rumford, ME U.S.A. Mason, Shriner, WidowSon

amazing group of men!

Good luck brothers. WSFF

sad how some still judge others even in this great family of brothers

next thing you know the shriners will be banned.. they drive cars that are too small and have fun...simply SHAMEFUL!!!;))

I support Widow Sons Massachusetts

I have and still do work on several charities. One of the biggest i'd say was the Boston Wounded Vet Run, I am the treasurer there. I can honestly say when this started one of the first groupls of people to come and donate to us was the Widows Sons, a great, loving bunch of guys that continue to support many charities and for the 4th year in a row coming up they will support ours.Please take a look at the whole picture, these hare hard working men, dads, husbands, brothers, veterans...please do not suspend them, this will be a great loss to all. And they will continue to do good work, but they are The Widows Sons. thanks

This group has fone more for people then any other group I know!

As Master of my lodge in NY and a proud member of the Widows Sons I support the Massachusetts Widows Sons. They were instrumental in providing aid and assistance in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. These brothers braved the terrible roads and conditions to bring truckloads of much needed supplies to our area. They epitomize what it means to be a mason and I join in thus petition in support.

I am not a member of the Massachusetts Widows Sons, but I do support these Brothers and their efforts.

Ancient Craft

I have meet the Brothers form MAssachusetts on many occasions in the past 3 years , they have always shown true Masonic values and morals.

The Widows Sons are a great and caring group tharat Free Masons first and Widows Sons second

Illinois Widow's son

Liberty & Freedom for all

Master Mason, Treasurer of Oxford Lodge AF & AM

The widows sons have been a blessing to Monroe District in New York. To push them to the side in Mass. would be a mistake.

When a Mason is deemed to have caused issues, he is not immediately suspended or expelled, but given a chance to explain and defend himself. Right or wrong, if his intentions were good, he is given the chance to correct undesirable behavior and helped by his brothers. Should any less be expected for an organization of Masons trying to do good? If the Grand Master has issues with the Widows Sons, should he not invite their leaders to discuss those issues and come to a resolution that allows the organization to continue its good work while staying within the bounds of good Masonic behavior as defined by the Grand Lodge?

These brothers are upright men who do wonderful charity work for their communities. It's not the clothes on their back that makes the man. Respectfully Bill Jaranowski VP