As sure as the sun rises and sets, things change.
We thought we had our calendar full already, as indicated in our previous post. Today we were alerted to the full schedule for the Deputy Grand Master Rollout Programs for 2022. To borrow from the announcement, we've copy-and-pasted the following:
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Deputy
Grand Master Rollout Program Dates - 2022
11 Locations Scheduled
• August 7, Huber Heights
Lodge #777; 1 p.m.
• August 7, Amelia Lodge
#590; 7 p.m.
• August 8, Scioto Lodge
#6; 7 p.m.
• August 9, Paramuthia
Lodge #25; 7 p.m.
• August 10, Guernsey
Lodge #66; 7 p.m.
• August 11, University
Lodge #631; 7 p.m.
• August 13, Lima Lodge
#205;1 p.m.
• August 13, Ashland Lodge
#151; 7 p.m.
• August 14, Canton Lodge
#60; 1 p.m.
• August 14, Quarry Lodge
#382; 7 p.m.
• August 17, Toledo-Ft.
Industry Lodge #144; 7 p.m.
The Deputy Grand Master, RWB Steven M. Grindle, has planned to hold several meetings this summer to roll out plans for the 2022-2023 Masonic year.
All Ohio Masons are invited to attend, especially those anticipating serving as Worshipful Master or Warden of their lodge. DDGMs, DEOs, District Advisors, Grand Lodge Officers, and Past Grand Masters are encouraged to attend a session.
These meetings are scheduled for the month of August,
so
the Brethren should feel free to attend comfortably
dressed, for
example Polo Shirt and Dockers, etc.
While
a planned agenda will be followed, these sessions are
to allow the Deputy Grand Master to hear your concerns
as well as
the Lodges to hear of his planning and expectations
for the next
Masonic year.
A tiled meeting will not be opened. All members and their ladies are invited to attend, especially lodge officers.
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You will note that the above schedule does not include stops in every District. It does, however, provide ample opportunity to attend one relatively close to your area. Having attended many of these presentations, this is an excellent opportunity to speak to and learn from one of the leaders of the fraternity. And what better way to "pull aside the curtain" so your spouse has an appreciation for what you do on so many evenings?
That's all we know for now. Till next time,
See you in Lodge!
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