From the beginning of my Masonic experience until this very day, I have always held the firm belief that very system of Freemasonry is such as to make it incumbent upon every Mason to first learn all he can about our fraternity and then pass his knowledge  along to those who follow him. We teach that the lessons of Masonry are passed along from one generation to the next, but reality is that we find weak or broken links in the chain of reality.

Sam Whitley
Born: 1949
Raised: 1970
Frontier Lodge #28

William Gerald Harris
Born: 1952
Raised: 1977
Landmark Lodge #1168

I enjoy the fellowship of my brothers. I teach new masons their required work. I make every attempt to spread the influence of masonry wherever I go by speaking about it, and trying to live the best life which is possible for me to live. I work in fundraisers to help my community, my neighbors, and any of those whom cannot help themselves, especially little children, and senior citizens.

William Rhitland Moore
Fort Worth Lodge 148
Born 1977
Raised 2005

My biggest love is the degree work and so I do lots of it. There is something magical about a group participating in unity performing our beautiful and mystical degrees.