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And I should say we have some vets in Chapter, too.

Well, Companion, I'm in chapter but I'm not military. We've got some vets in Blue Lodge but we're not all vets (I have never been in the military). I suspect while we are all Brothers, we might have different feelings.

I would never call anyone not active in the military by their rank though as a Kentucky Colonel I am allowed to be called "The Honourable".

My Blue Lodge helps sponsor the Yarmouth Clam Festival and also gives out money to kids heading to college.

RAM myself here also Scottish Rite.

I belong to Chapter and am also Scottish Rite. I am also a Christian of the Episcopalian variety. What I object to when it comes to Commandery is the military aspect. I prefer to keep my Freemasonary and my Christianity separate.

When my dad raised me he gave me a ring. Our lodge has baseball caps with the square and compasses on them and he name of our lodge.I have a Scottish Rite eagle on my car, as am a Scottish Rite Mason.

I am a Yankee and a Democrat and a fifth generation Freemason. I also live in Maine where our State Constitution was ratified in 1820 and written by Thomas Jefferson and the Rt. Woshipful William King, first Governor of Maine and first Grand Master of the Right Worshipful Lodge of Maine. We...

I have personalized license plates here in Maine and identify myself as a Scottish Rite Mason (NMJ) as well by having a jewel on the back of my car. We don't have Masonic vanity plates here in Maine and I don't think I'd get one even though I do have a vanity plate. If someone wants to know...

Blue and white aprons and velvet-backed chain collars with silver jewels. Purple and white for Past Masters.

I should add: Cumberland-Mt.Vernon Chapter #1, Yarmouth.

Best greetings to Texas from Maine and intervisitation. W. Harris Jr. Deacon, Casco Lodge #36 Yarmouth Maine 32nd degree, Valley of Boston

Bro. Denrique, as a fifth generation Freemason I really understand where you are coming from.

No, it has everything. Drummonds or whatever you might have in your jurisdiction has the other parts. Very strange little book, granddads.

Welcome, and good luck from Maine.

I should add that my father is also a Master Mason and, as I am 32nd Degree NMJ. We were both rather surprised to find that to be the case about his father's book. My grandfather was a life-long dues paying member of a lodge near Passaic which no longer exists though did exist until his death in...

As the new Jr., Deacon of my lodge, I will be certainly be paying close attention to our new Sr, Deacon. Stewards also carry rods, though of a different color, and assist in the preparation of candidates at least in my jurisdiction. Regarding Bro, Steve's remarks, my father and I recently...

Greetings from the Quarries: an interesting article. Signed, a Royal Arch Mason.

I have been an officer of my lodge for going on three years I guess now. Unless there is anything that prevents me from attending, I show up for Masonic Funerals and the church or secular funerals for Brothers. I've been to several as an officer, in full regalia.

Good luck with other Brothers' suggestions: my father gave me the Masonic ring I have.I know not everyone comes from a family of Masons, but I wouldn't know but good luck.