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JJordan*32

JJordan*32

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Hello and greetings. My name is Joe Jordan and I reside in North Texas. I'm originally from Pennsylvania but due to my military obligation traveled all over the world. I recently retired after 25 years of service to this great nation. I'm a MM at Vernon Lodge 655 in Vernon, TX and a 32* Mason from the Valley of Salina in Kansas. I will be taking steps towards York Rite this Saturday, 18 June 2016. I look forward to meeting and talking to my fellow brethren here in Texas. Take care and may we almost meet upon the level. SMIB
 
rpbrown

rpbrown

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Greetings brother. Congratulations on your retirement. I made a visit to Vernon Lodge several years ago on my way to Amarillo.
 
Sir Buck

Sir Buck

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JJordan*32 said:
Hello and greetings. My name is Joe Jordan and I reside in North Texas. I'm originally from Pennsylvania but due to my military obligation traveled all over the world. I recently retired after 25 years of service to this great nation. I'm a MM at Vernon Lodge 655 in Vernon, TX and a 32* Mason from the Valley of Salina in Kansas. I will be taking steps towards York Rite this Saturday, 18 June 2016. I look forward to meeting and talking to my fellow brethren here in Texas. Take care and may we almost meet upon the level. SMIB
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Hello Brother Joe congratulations. I'm a MM. From Florida
 
JJordan*32

JJordan*32

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jdmadsenCraterlake211 said:
25 years! Wow man congrats on your retirement! what did you retire as? Im assuming 1sg or CSM?
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I retired as a SGM and worked in my BN S-3 shop. Got tired of the bureaucracy and all. Had enough fun and was time to think of my family since my daughter was starting high school and 2 in college. Ugh, retirement life is great though.
 
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