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Guestbook statistic: 261 entries on 27 pages. Page viewing: 6
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Juan Giron
Location: Phoenix AZ
Date: 05.09.2008
Time: 10:16:32
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I would like more information about the lodge to consider joining.
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Dave Horlacher
Location: Wasatch Lodge #1 (Salt Lake City, UT)
Date: 26.08.2008
Time: 07:48:53
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I wanted to tell the Grand Lodge thanks. About 1 ½ year ago I visited the downtown temple unannounced. An officer gave me and my family a tour which I appreciated. I have since become a MM in Utah and have enjoyed my journey. The tour was very nice and seeing your beautiful temple was a highlight during my visit to relatives. I found the brothers very receptive to my many inquisitive questions and observations.
Thanks again.
Fraternally
Dave
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Fred H. Anderson
Location: Sun City West, AZ
Date: 04.08.2008
Time: 20:05:20
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I'd really like to talk to some lodge brothers about becoming a member. I'm reluctant to just show up at a meeting, as one lodge website suggests, and I am not aware of anyone I know who is a mason. Can you help? Thanks in advance for your consideration. 
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Victor Manuel Zavala Sr.
Location: 3924 Seles Drive, Weslaco, Texas 78596
Date: 22.07.2008
Time: 16:18:16
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21th of July, Bro. Martin Zepeda grant me entrance to a wonderful world of art, their Motherly Grand Lodge. I just wanted to thanks My Beloved Brothers for given me a well great memories on my visit while here in the State of Az. Here for my lovely daughter, Anna Maria and son, Victor Manuel Zavala's Birthday. I am looking forward toward your invitation of your Light on the 29th of July. Hope to see all My Beloved Brothers. Again, Thanks and God Bless.
Victor M. Zavala
Retired, SFC
USA 
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Ralph Goodwin
Location: Gilbert Arizona
Date: 11.07.2008
Time: 16:26:44
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Greetings,
I have been intrested for years in the brotherhood of the Freemasons, before I could talke to my family members that have been brothers of the Freemasons thay have passed away an moved to that better place. Since thier passing I have done my research, I now wish to be apart of the brotherhood, I would be intrested in talking or meeting with a local lodge brother.
Thanks
Ralph
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sean carey
Location: Sierra Vista, Az
Date: 05.06.2008
Time: 11:45:04
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I have researched freemasonry for some time and i would like to petition for membership in Sierra Vista. I do not have any friends who are members. How can i get in contact with the Lodge down here in Sierra Vista. Thank You for your help.
Sean Carey
520-236-3008
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Mark Hammond
Location: West Phoenix - Glendale, AZ
Date: 29.05.2008
Time: 09:14:30
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I have been thinking about the brotherhood for a great number of years and I am now seeking membership with you. I wish to be apart of a group of like minded people who want to make a positive impact on our community. I would be very intrested in meeting with anyone from a local lodge or a current brother.
Thanks
Mark H
mhammond20931@my.gcu.edu
(623)385-9727
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Werner Schmidt-Tebelmann
Location: Chelmsford, Essex, UK
Date: 13.05.2008
Time: 17:22:48
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Just back from 3 weeks vacation in Scottsdale. My wife and I enjoyed the sun and hospitality so much.
Sorry not to have contacted a Lodge - I shall do so next time!
Yours S&F, Werner
(Treasurer, Lodge and Chapter of Temperance in the East #898, London)
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:.P:.M:.W:.Bro Philippe Saliba.:
Location: Wellington Lodge 635, Maple Temple, Toronto, Canada
Date: 09.05.2008
Time: 09:21:38
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I Greet you Brethren,
If you see a man who quietly and modestly moves in the sphere of his life; who, without blemish, fulfills his duty as a man, a subject, a husband and a father; who is pious without hypocrisy, benevolent without ostentation, and aids his fellowman without self-interest; whose heart beats warm for friendship, whose serene mind is open for licensed pleasures, who in vicissitudes does not despair, nor in fortune will be presumptuous, and who will be resolute in the hour of danger;
The man who is free from superstition and free from infidelity; who in nature sees the finger of the Eternal Master; who feels and adores the higher destination of man; to whom faith, hope and charity are not mere words without any meaning; to whom property, nay even life, is not too dear for the protection of innocence and virtue, and for the defense of truth;
The man who towards himself is a severe judge, but who is tolerant with the debilities of his neighbor; who endeavors to oppose errors without arrogance, and to promote intelligence without impatience; who properly understands how to estimate and employ his means; who honors virtue though it may be in the most humble garment, and who does not favor vice though it be clad in purple; and who administers justice to merit whether dwelling in palaces or cottages.
The man who, without courting applause, is loved by all noble-minded men, respected by his superiors and revered by his subordinates; the man who never proclaims what he has done, can do, or will do, but where need is will lay hold with dispassionate courage, circumspect resolution, indefatigable exertion and a rare power of mind, and who will not cease until he has accomplished his work, and then, without pretension, will retire into the multitude because he did the good act, not for himself, but for the cause of good!
If you, my Brethren meet such a man, you will see the personification of brotherly love, relief and truth; and you will have found the ideal of a Freemason.
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John
Date: 05.05.2008
Time: 14:13:57
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very interesting, and thought provoking
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