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J. Steve Beale
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As an Entered Apprentice the section on Lodge Etiquette & Courtesies is very helpful- Thanks.great website.
(I was "timed-out" first msg attempt.hope I'm not duplicated)
18 January 2006, Time: 08 : 52 - Millbrook #97
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Ron Thomson
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I live in Spain but my Mother Lodge is Lodge Solomon 1209 Edinburgh Scotland.
I like your web site great work
23 January 2006, Time: 19 : 22 - Costa Brava Spain
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Raymond Turner, Jr.
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Good job. Glad to be a part of your web site.
30 January 2006, Time: 12 : 57 - Pleasant Hill Masonic Lodge #304
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Samuel Ward
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Fantastic site and great poems. I would like to share some of them in our monthly Trestle Board. Who would I contact about permission to do so?
31 January 2006, Time: 20 : 22 - Cornerstone Lodge #659, La Habra, CA
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Consider this as my permission. Just give me credit for the work I've done collecting them. |
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Marquest Banks
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Lately I have been researching about masons. Always wanted to be in a secret and political brotherhood. I just wanyed to know how to become a mason. Also I don't have anyone in my family that is a mason. So I wanted to know will that effect my chances of becoming a mason thank you, Marquest Banks
4 February 2006, Time: 13 : 40 - Memphis tn
Webmaster comments:
Sorry, but I'm afraid you are looking for something that Masonry will not offer you. First, we are not a secret organization. We are an organization with a very few secrets, but so does Coca Cola and General Motors, etc. Second, we are not political. Politics are neither desired or permitted in the Lodge. Third, we are not a religion. We all have a belief in a Supreme Being and a life hereafter, however, we may call Him God or by whatever other name our particular religion teaches us. Therefore, Masonry is open to Christians (Protestant or Catholic) Buddhists, Muslims, etc. just as long as they believe in the existence of the Almighty. |
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Robin Shields RWM 553
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A thoroughly fascinating and enjoyable experience. I shall recommend to all and sundry. Fraternal greetings from Scotland.
8 February 2006, Time: 16 : 07 - Glasgow , Scotland
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angela pratt
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my grandfather died a mason i didn't find out ontil now that he's dead. i wanted to becoma a easternstar but no body in my family seems to know what it is and my grand mother rejects any questions i have why?
11 February 2006, Time: 16 : 49 - nc
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Go to www.masonicsites.org and click on the Order of the Eastern Star emblem down the left side of the home page. That will take you to where you can select "Goldsboro #54" where you can find much information about the Order. |
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Ross Schacher, PM
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Bro. Ray, I was flattered to see that you've included a poem that I put on my lodge's website - The Work. This poem was found in my grandfather's effects and given to me by my sister. My grandfather was Bro Harry Frank Rose, of St. Andrew's Lodge #863, Chicago, IL and Paul Revere Lodge, NYC, NY. I never knew he was a Mason until after I was initiated. You have a great selection of poetry here on your site!
14 February 2006, Time: 21 : 50 - Marlboro, MA
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Donald Smith WM
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I truely enjoyed reading the information on this web site I learned alot from it Keep up the good work and thank you so much.
16 February 2006, Time: 19 : 45 - Ensley Lodge # 278 Pensacola Florida
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Dabinder Singh Basra
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Many many thanks to all the Brethren past and present for their contributions. I actually used one of these poems as part of a toast recently. It was much appreciated and enjoyed by all the Brethren at The Festive Board. A wondeful site. Keep it up! Fraternal best wishes to all Brethren accessing this site.
17 February 2006, Time: 08 : 36 - Kettering, Northamptonshire England
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Martha Wyatt
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I noted that you are a member of the Royal White Hart Lodge in Halifax, NC. Are you aware of the location of any masonic records for this particular lodge from the late 18th century?
18 February 2006, Time: 11 : 21 - Norfolk, VA
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I'm sorry, but I demitted from RWH #2 last Fall. I know that the Lodge Secretary has numerous old documents from that period in the Lodge archives. |
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Bro. Bill Sivier
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Thank you so much for such an informative site. Fraternally
20 February 2006, Time: 14 : 37 - Brantford, Ont. Canada
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Bro. Jim Rich
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I have enjoyed my visit to this wonderful site. Excellant work, Brothers.
20 February 2006, Time: 20 : 55 - Winnabow, North Carolina
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Tobias Bennett
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Brother Ray, I had some trouble trying to sign your guestbook, but I wanted to compliment you on the website. I seldom find a Masonic related website that doesn't leave me wanting to write a dissertation explaining how they got their "facts" wrong. I believe that even as old as our fraternity is, we still need new tools to help us survive into the future. I think your website is just such a tool. I plan on using some of the information found in the "Masonic etiquette" section for a Masonic education program that we are working on at Shallotte #727. Thank you for your efforts, and keep up the good work.
20 February 2006, Time: 22 : 05 - Shallotte, NC
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Brother Tobias, I added the message for you. Thanks for the kind words! |
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Jimmy Kilmon
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I've enjoyed the poems. I look forward to seeing more as I grow closer to the light. I'm a active member of New Salem Lodge #462
25 February 2006, Time: 22 : 37 - Franklin, KY
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Lawrence J Lane p.m
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It is wonderful to be reminded why I am a a Mason
1 March 2006, Time: 20 : 03 - Roseburg Or
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Scott Browning
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First time visit to your site keep up the good work. I'm W.M. at lodge #272
2 March 2006, Time: 05 : 49 - Carmi Illinois 62821
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Bro Greg Conley
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Greetings!!!! I hail from Genesis Lodge No. 89, Iwakuni, Japan and really enjoyed the website. Take care and travel light!
3 March 2006, Time: 02 : 43 - Upland, CA
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Ron Duncan
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I spent a pleasant time reading the poems and I know I will be back again. You must be congratulated on this page . I must bring pleasure to many Brethren. Ron Duncan Worshipful Master Northren Light Lodge #93 Kincardine Ontario Canada
17 March 2006, Time: 15 : 56 - Kincardine Ontario, Canada
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Alan Goode
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I'm always looking for masonic snippetts for the Festive Board. You really made my job easy
19 March 2006, Time: 14 : 20 - Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Owen Lorion
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Bro.·. Dotson, it is good to find you at last! I had followed broken links to an earlier version of your site about a year ago, and when I was unable to find any live links to you, I incorporated your old site into ours at the Masonic Poets Society. Now that I find you have your site live again, I can drop that old version and replace it with just a link to this new location!
28 March 2006, Time: 03 : 57 - Santa Fe, NM
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Just now realized you were in Santa Fe. My son lives in Pojoaque and works "on the hill." |
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David F. Kinzie, PM
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As lodge secretary, I publish quarterly newsletters in which I extensively use your poems and trivia as fillers. They certainly add interest for our members. Thanks for providing material pertinent to Masonry for inclusion in our newsletters.
4 April 2006, Time: 13 : 11 - Tonganoxie, KS
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Josef A. Polichetti
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A very nice collection, enjoyable to read. Keep up the good work
8 April 2006, Time: 22 : 15 - Warwick, RI
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Don O. Stovall
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Raised in 1948. Enjoyed your web page and all the great poems!
10 April 2006, Time: 20 : 55 - Beaufort, SC
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RW Will Gines
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This is a terific site. The student of Masonry would learn a lot from this site. It is tasteflul in the fact that it shares a great deal of Masonic information without spreading our ritual all over the Internet. Good job.
20 April 2006, Time: 01 : 56 - Master Lodge #99, PHA, New York City
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