MIC James “Jim” G. CoxPast Most Illustrious Grand MasterGrand Council of Idaho MIC Cox served as the Most Illustrious Grand Master of Idaho in 2004.
Article courtesy of: The Masonic Trowel Website.http://www.themasonictrowel.com/masonic_talk/stb/stbs/60-10.htm Trowel Masonic brotherly love is not merely a breezy, cheerful “glad hand”, which manifests itself in a bubbling
Submitted by Illustrious Companion Will Highsmith, Cryptic Masons International Technology Committee North Carolina Grand York Rite Table at Grand LodgePhoto Credit: Genesis Group Photography This
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MIC Leo LarivierePast Most Illustrious Grand MasterGrand Council of Maine Leopold “Leo” R. Lariviere Jr.,75, of Scarborough, passed away Thursday, September 21, 2023, at The
Columbian Award The following Companions received the Columbian Award at the 2023 General Grand Council Triennial meeting: Africa – Lin Mumbo – TogoAsia Pacific –
Past Most Illustrious Grand Master Pin It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Richard Rankin (Dillon, Montana), born in Mingo, Iowa,
Submitted by RPC Jim Bard, Southeast Regional Deputy General Grand Master The Companions with Dr. Mays. L to r Jim Bard, MIPGM and CMMRF Trustee,
Submitted by RPC Jim Bard, Southeast Regional Deputy General Grand Master MIPGM James Bard looks on proudly as his son Peter Bard receives the Ronald