Comments for Masonic Lodge No. 43 http://lodge43.org Masonic Lodge No. 43, F. & A.M. Mon, 23 Apr 2012 01:42:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Lodge 43 Visits Masonic Village in Elizabethtown by Michael Riggi http://lodge43.org/lodge-43-visits-masonic-village-in-elizabethtown/#comment-8 Michael Riggi Mon, 23 Apr 2012 01:42:59 +0000 http://lodge43.org/?p=933#comment-8 Had a great time visiting the Brothers at Masonic Village. They said that they were happy for our visit. I'm sure the Brothers at the Masonic Village are still talking about it. I look forward in doing this again next year. Had a great time visiting the Brothers at Masonic Village. They said that they were happy for our visit. I’m sure the Brothers at the Masonic Village are still talking about it. I look forward in doing this again next year.

]]> Comment on Past Masters of LodgeNo. 43 by Nat Gilchrist P.M. http://lodge43.org/past-masters/#comment-3 Nat Gilchrist P.M. Sat, 24 Sep 2011 19:52:42 +0000 http://www.lodge43.org/blog/?page_id=21#comment-3 Regarding the statue, yes he was carved in 1996 during my year as Worshipful Master. He was carved by the husband of a co-worker who carves for a hobby and for shows. His last name is Echterling and lives in Lancaster. My intent was to have it passed each year to the incoming Master to enjoy in his home for the his year, then pass it on. I happy to see 14 years of travel has hasn't taken its toll on him too badly, although his little gavel has since broken off. Maybe I can get that repaired. Thanks for including it on our web site. I hope he lives on for years to come! Nat Gilchrist P.M. Regarding the statue, yes he was carved in 1996 during my year as Worshipful Master.
He was carved by the husband of a co-worker who carves for a hobby and for shows.
His last name is Echterling and lives in Lancaster. My intent was to have it passed each year to the incoming Master to enjoy in his home for the his year, then pass it on.
I happy to see 14 years of travel has hasn’t taken its toll on him too badly, although his little gavel has since broken off. Maybe I can get that repaired. Thanks for including it on our web site. I hope he lives on for years to come!

Nat Gilchrist P.M.

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