Pictured above, District 5 Deputy Nathan H. Randall presents a jump bag to Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper Dawson at the recent District 5 Meeting. Trooper Dawson lives in and is committed to the safety of La Crosse – so the district’s donation will directly impact their area residents. Submitted by DD5 Nathan H. Randall
Wisconsin Freemasons made another substantial donation of 40 life-saving Fire Suppression Tools and AED defibrillators to be carried in Wisconsin State Patrol vehicles across the state. The donation was announced this morning during the Wisconsin Freemasons’ 180thAnnual Communication, the yearly business meeting of all Masonic Lodges. Over 500 Freemasons representing more than 150 Lodges were present at the event. Last June, the Freemasons made a commitment to put an “Emergency Jump Bag” in each of the nearly 500 Wisconsin State
By Rich Rygh Two “Emergency Jump Kits” were presented to officers Sam Footer and Christopher Czarnik of the Wisconsin State Patrol preceding the Tom Tourville Interstate Table Lodge on March 9th, at the Tomah Masonic Center. Each kit contains a fire suppression tool and an AED Defibrillator. The goal is to place a kit in every State Patrol car in the state of Wisconsin. In rural areas, State Patrol Officers are often the first on the scene of an emergency.
At the recent District 4 Fall meeting, Freemasons of Northeast Wisconsin proudly presented seven emergency jump bags to the Wisconsin State Patrol at the Beja Masonic Building in Green Bay, Wisconsin. These life-saving kits contain Zoll automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and an innovative fire suppression tool (FST) from Fire Suppression Solutions LLC. Sgt. Dan Diedrich (pictured above), from the regional office of the State Patrol, received these bags and expressed his gratitude, knowing they’ll be distributed across Northeast Wisconsin. The
Pictured above, District 5 Deputy Nathan H. Randall presents a jump bag to Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper Dawson at the recent District 5 Meeting. Trooper Dawson lives in and is committed to the safety of La Crosse – so the district’s donation will directly impact their area residents. Submitted by DD5 Nathan H. Randall
Wisconsin Freemasons made another substantial donation of 40 life-saving Fire Suppression Tools and AED defibrillators to be carried in Wisconsin State Patrol vehicles across the state. The donation was announced this morning during the Wisconsin Freemasons’ 180thAnnual Communication, the yearly business meeting of all Masonic Lodges. Over 500 Freemasons representing more than 150 Lodges were present at the event. Last June, the Freemasons made a commitment to put an “Emergency Jump Bag” in each of the nearly 500 Wisconsin State
By Rich Rygh Two “Emergency Jump Kits” were presented to officers Sam Footer and Christopher Czarnik of the Wisconsin State Patrol preceding the Tom Tourville Interstate Table Lodge on March 9th, at the Tomah Masonic Center. Each kit contains a fire suppression tool and an AED Defibrillator. The goal is to place a kit in every State Patrol car in the state of Wisconsin. In rural areas, State Patrol Officers are often the first on the scene of an emergency.
At the recent District 4 Fall meeting, Freemasons of Northeast Wisconsin proudly presented seven emergency jump bags to the Wisconsin State Patrol at the Beja Masonic Building in Green Bay, Wisconsin. These life-saving kits contain Zoll automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and an innovative fire suppression tool (FST) from Fire Suppression Solutions LLC. Sgt. Dan Diedrich (pictured above), from the regional office of the State Patrol, received these bags and expressed his gratitude, knowing they’ll be distributed across Northeast Wisconsin. The
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