The picture shown is one that may not need a name next to it. For hundreds of brethren, not just in the Northeastern Area, but all over the state, RW Bro. Wallace R. Wilson, better known as Wally Wilson, is immediately recognizable. The roots of this very capable Grand Lecturer and Lodge Secretary run deep. He grew up in the height of the Great Depression and was the oldest of five children who went to work as a roofer right out of high school. An accident was the key reason for Wally to make a career change in 1966 when he joined Sears Roebuck as an outside salesman in the plumbing and heating department.  He remained at Sears until he retired in the 1990’s...

I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Masonic Brotherhood for their prayers and gracious thoughtfulness bestowed on me and my family.

Bob loved the Masonic fraternity, sometimes beyond a normal persons reason. We all know he wanted the best from and for everyone. Therefore Bob always said he didn’t want to have the Masonic funeral preformed for him because nobody would attend. So to the 400 plus “non” friends that attended and many more that sent prayers, cards and moral support to us.