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Past Masters’, Wives and Widows Night 2025

Past Masters’, Wives and Widows Night 2025

Bolivar Masonic Lodge

Past Masters’, Wives and Widows Night and Annual Awards Banquet 2025

On Saturday night, February 8, Bolivar Masonic Lodge hosted its annual banquet to honor the Past Masters, Wives, and Widows who have played an essential role in the lodge’s history and success. This special evening was a time of fellowship, gratitude, and reflection, bringing together members, family, and guests to celebrate the dedication and contributions of those who have served the lodge. The event began at 6:30 PM, with Current Master Tommy Barnes leading a heartfelt program that highlighted the impact of the lodge’s Past Masters and the unwavering support of their families. His address focused on the rich traditions of Freemasonry, the importance of leadership, and the lasting legacy that Past Masters have left for future generations. Attendees were reminded of the sacrifices and efforts made by those who guided the lodge through the years, as well as the vital role played by Masonic widows and wives in supporting the organization’s mission.

Following the program, a delicious BBQ meal was served at 7 PM in the lodge dining hall, prepared by the talented BBQ Teams of Sanger High School with the assistance of lodge member Glenn McDaniel. Glenn, who has served as a steward for Bolivar Masonic Lodge for several years, has become well known for his dedication and skill in preparing meals for lodge gatherings. His efforts, combined with the enthusiasm and hard work of the Sanger High School BBQ Teams, ensured that guests enjoyed a memorable dining experience filled with great food and camaraderie. The banquet was not only a time to honor those who have served but also an opportunity for members to reconnect, share stories, and strengthen the bonds of brotherhood that define Freemasonry. As the evening concluded, there was a sense of appreciation and unity, reinforcing the values that Bolivar Masonic Lodge holds dear—honor, tradition, and community.

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