A crew from Warren Freemasons Lodge No. 4 in Potosi met for some roadside clean-up on April 22. From left: Jeff Kartman, Corey Meier, Tom Schwantes, Jeremy Winkler and Anthony Spoke. Not pictured: Rick Fry. As we reported recently, several of the Brothers involved in the clean-up effort were recognized by “Quits for Valor” for their service to our country. Thank you, Brothers! Photo by Brother Ron Jaacks, District 8 Events
Four Brothers from Warren Freemasons Lodge #4 in Potosi, Wisconsin received “Quilts of Valor” at their Lodge meeting on Thursday, April 6th, 2023. The mission of Quilts of Valor is to cover service members and veterans touched by war with comforting and healing quilts. The quilts presented were absolutely beautiful, containing exquisite patterns of red, white, and blue. Each quilt is hand-made, so all four were very different in their styles. Some contained images of bald eagles and the U.S.
Pictured from left: Senior Grand Deacon Joseph E. Thompson, Deputy Grand Master David R. Ritchie, Tom Schwantes, Karl Keicher, PGM Davey L. White Jr. Seated: Santa (Bro. John Meist) and Cotton Redding. The Brothers of Warren Lodge No. 4 in Potosi made the rounds with “Lodge Brother Santa” to visit local widows of their fallen Brethren and area Brothers who can no longer make it to Lodge, primarily due to age or health reasons. This annual event has grown from
A crew from Warren Freemasons Lodge No. 4 in Potosi met for some roadside clean-up on April 22. From left: Jeff Kartman, Corey Meier, Tom Schwantes, Jeremy Winkler and Anthony Spoke. Not pictured: Rick Fry. As we reported recently, several of the Brothers involved in the clean-up effort were recognized by “Quits for Valor” for their service to our country. Thank you, Brothers! Photo by Brother Ron Jaacks, District 8 Events
Four Brothers from Warren Freemasons Lodge #4 in Potosi, Wisconsin received “Quilts of Valor” at their Lodge meeting on Thursday, April 6th, 2023. The mission of Quilts of Valor is to cover service members and veterans touched by war with comforting and healing quilts. The quilts presented were absolutely beautiful, containing exquisite patterns of red, white, and blue. Each quilt is hand-made, so all four were very different in their styles. Some contained images of bald eagles and the U.S.
Pictured from left: Senior Grand Deacon Joseph E. Thompson, Deputy Grand Master David R. Ritchie, Tom Schwantes, Karl Keicher, PGM Davey L. White Jr. Seated: Santa (Bro. John Meist) and Cotton Redding. The Brothers of Warren Lodge No. 4 in Potosi made the rounds with “Lodge Brother Santa” to visit local widows of their fallen Brethren and area Brothers who can no longer make it to Lodge, primarily due to age or health reasons. This annual event has grown from
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