Lad Lake is located just a few acres east of the Three Pillars campus. Established in 1902, Lad Lake predates the Wisconsin Masonic home—which is now known as Three Pillars—by three years. Throughout its long history, Lad Lake has been dedicated to helping thousands of young boys overcome challenging personal circumstances. The organization’s mission centers on guiding these boys toward lives characterized by health, safety, opportunity, and self-reliance.
To further Lad Lake’s mission, the Glenn L. Humphrey Lodge, in partnership with the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation Act of Kindness program, made a significant contribution. They donated $3,175 to Lad Lake. This generous donation was specifically allocated for the purchase, maintenance, and upkeep of 10 new trail bikes. These bikes are intended to enhance the recreational opportunities available to the young boys residing on Lad Lake’s campus, supporting their physical wellness and enjoyment as part of their daily lives.
Eric Roche of Lad Lake, Master Larry Nines and Ed Cooke Secretary/Treasurer stand together inside the bike barn. They are positioned in front of one of the newly acquired trail bikes, emphasizing the tangible results of the donation and the enhanced recreational opportunities now available to Lad Lake’s residents.
Submitted by Brother Ed Cooke
