On October 12, 2018, a small, self-appointed delegation of education-minded Freemasons, Adam Marks, District Education Officer and Past Master of Alpha Lodge, Don Crookes, Past Master, and Brother Christopher Childress, newly-made Master Mason, made a Masonic pilgrimage to the George Washington National Masonic Memorial seeking further light. These education-centric Masons were not just hoping for a tour of the beautiful museum but, like all good Masons, they were looking for those hidden gems, intentionally positioned within and without the temple, and, if you ask them, they might just tell you they found them--then again, they might not.
At the Alpha Lodge regular communication on Monday, November 26, we will be conferring the Third Degree on two worthy candidates. The third degree of Freemasonry is the final degree that a man experiences on his journey to being made a Master Mason. The journey, however, does not end with the third degree. Freemasonry is a lifelong journey of learning and bettering oneself.
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Brother Lee Dickson was a 65-year member of Alpha Lodge. After leaving leaving Framingham in 1953, he served in U.S. Army for 30 years (1953 - 1983). He served in Vietnam, and received the Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit w/3 Oak Leaf Clusters, Bronze Star Medal.
Alpha Lodge hosted this past month's Lodge of Instruction. Worshipful Brother Craig Rothman was pleased to revive the traditional meal before the Lodge of Instruction, served by our resident chef, Steve Dembro, from Stevie's Eatery.
