Grand Lodge Installation

On November 9th, 2019, Zoey, JoElla, Mom Ange, and myself drove to Richmond for the Installation of Officers of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. Dad Rex was Installed as a District Deputy Grand Master. We were joined by Brianna from Richmond Assembly while we watched the Installation, and we even got to meet a young Rainbow Girl to be! She was so excited to see Zoey in her crown and Grand dress. I hope to see her in Rainbow in the future! Afterwards, we stopped for Ice Cream and headed home.

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Zoë

Quantico-Freedom #6

On Friday, June 7^th, Manassas Assembly arrived at the lodge before the Masons had their regular business meeting. We prepared a Father’s Day program to present to them in honor of Father’s Day coming up this month! We ran through a quick practice while they started eating the dinner that the Prince William DeMolay Chapter made for them. Then we joined them in the dining hall! We ate super fast so we could get back in the lodge room to get ready. The ceremony went pretty well and I think the Masons and their guests really enjoyed it!

Katie

Manassas Assembly #13

Please help Deputy Bobby Isleib, Loudoun County Sheriff Office and a Mason from Freedom Lodge #118 in Lovettsville, Virginia, as he helps to raise money for the Scottish Rite Speech and Hearing Programs.  These programs offer children with speech challenges a way to be heard and understood with services free of charge to their families.

CJ’s Freedom Ride to End Speech Disabilities is a motorcycle ride that is 1,000 miles in 24 hours.  It is commonly referred to as an “Iron Butt.”  CJ was a very special young man who passed away in 2016.  He had several disabilities including a speech disability.  He struggled all his life to be heard and understood.  

Please sponsor this ride either with donations by the mile or for the overall trip.  The ride will take place the week of August 12th and will cover four states.  You can visit www.cjsfreedomride.com for more information.

To donate, visit www.cjsfreedomride.com or www.gofundme/cjs-freedom-ride.