Is it appreciate....

[nixxon2000]

The night after your raised to give a gift you your mentor?

Ok I don't like iphone auto predict.

Appropriate oops.


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[Companion Joe]

I don't see why not. You appreciate (ha, see what I did there) the help he has given you, and you are doing something to show that appreciation.

 

[Bro. Stewart P.M.]

The night after your raised to give a gift you your mentor?

Ok I don't like iphone auto predict.

Appropriate oops.


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Sure, why not. I think that a lot of us did gift our mentors at some point. It is a great way to say thank you!

That being said, I also do not feel that you should be obligated in any way to do so... After all, we teach to the benefit the fraternity and not for personal glory.

 

[nixxon2000]

I don't feel obligated. He was a big help so feel proud to do it.

I already have the gift picked out. i just wanted to make it was ok that night while we were taking pictures and before our dinner.

What types of gifts did people give them?

I know my mentor has some older Masonic ciphers and was raised in Minnesota. So I got a Masonic ritual set from Minnesota that are all about 100 yrs old.

Thought he would like that.


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[Companion Joe]

I'm sure he would. That sounds good.

Masons also like Grand Masters' knives (do other states do those?).

On the 20th anniversary of my raising, I called the four Lodge members in attendance, who were also there on that night, to the altar and presented them with a lapel pin. Fortunately, one of them was my dad.

 

[Brother JC]

I gave mine a S&C I had carved.