The Farmer

My Brothers,

As you may have heard Punxatawney Phil saw his shadow on February 2, 2010 and that means (for those of you who hold to such traditions) that we will have an extended winter. While that may be the case, we at the lodge, are gearing up for Spring and the growth that it normally bring us not only in our gardens but as a fraternity as well.

Just like a farmer who tends to his fields, a Master of a lodge must perform the duties of plowing the fields of Masonry, weeding through the dissension, and harvesting the finest traditions that our fraternity has to offer. However like any good farmer, a Master cannot do it alone, but needs the help and support of those that are around him.

While we all have come to enjoy the fine dinners and activities that occur at our lodge, these happen not because of the Master, he is only a short term manager, but because of the labors of the Brothers who do the work.

If you have ever thought about becoming more active in your lodge this would be the perfect time. Your lodge needs you, I need you. Help us make a difference in Masonry and to our fellow man.

Fraternally yours,

Bruce P. Morin
Worshipful Master