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Article #609What I value
From: MGD
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 1994 22:02
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 1994 22:02
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Message-ID: <940620.170215.21098@medinfo.rochester.edu> >Subject: Re: What do you value about >To: freemasonry@indy.com >From: "Mark G. Dibelka" <mgd@medinfo.rochester.edu> >Date: Thu, 16 Jun 94 15:01:57 -0500 >Message-Id: <940616.150157.20870@medinfo.rochester.edu> > >>To: Multiple recipients of list FREEMASONRY <FREEMASONRY@indy.com> >>Reply-To: freemasonry@indy.com >>Subject: What do you value about >>From: ron.boutwell@indy.com (Ron Boutwell) >>Date: Sun, 5 Jun 94 23:00:00 -0500 >> >>Earlier BA@MRCNEXT.CSO.UIUC.EDU said this to RON BOUTWELL about What >>do you value about b: >> >> >>B>I have been tempted to approach a local lodge for membership, but I am >>B>still not certain. I would like to hear from Master Masons who have >>B>remained active in their lodges explaining why they are glad they are >>B>I have had two friends become Master Masons, but neither have >>B>continued active. I don't want to go through the degrees then abandon >>B>the fraternity. How can I make the best decision on this matter? >> >The greatest reasons I am happy to have been granted the priveledge of being >made a Mason are my children! I work in public safety (law enforcement as well >as volunteering for the local fire department) and I can go to work knowing that >if something should happen to me, my family will be cared for by my brothers. > >If you need more reasons, try: a group of people in your community you KNOW you >can trust, a whole list of people to call if you need help (in any way shape or >form), the chance to go to a town which you may never have visited and have an >instant friend due to a common bond, etc.,etc. I also agree with Ron - Masonry >is much more a practice in life than a meeting in a hot second floor room. > >Good luck in your personal quest! > > > >==================================================================== >We are well met on the level, as all should be when traveling through life. >Signed this date: Mark G. Dibelka > 4815 Lakeville-Groveland Rd. Geneseo, NY 14454 > >
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