The Amateur Radio Masons
Masonic Gathering
The Amateur Radio Masons
Masonic Gathering
It is with great
sorrow that
we must inform our Brothers
That Masonic
Gathering Brother
Robert G. Sever, WA8DBI
passing of my dad, Gathering member 0043,
went to that house not made with hands
on Friday April 6, 2007. He was a
Master Mason, and belonged to
Lodge of Amity 5, Zanesville, Ohio and Chapter
9 Royal Arch where he was 7th degree since 1965.
My mother and he also were
active in Eastern Star while in Zanesville.
He had a long battle with
Parkinsons and was confined to
Palm Garden of Pinellas Nursing Home in Largo FL
for the past several years.
January this year he was presented by the
Ohio Grandmaster, in a visit to Florida,
an award for dedicated service and
devotion to Freemasonry and most recently received
the Ohio Grand Lodge
Jonathan Heart Service to Country award,
both of which he was very proud of.
He was a WWII vet, member of Tin Can Sailors,
retired Electrical Engineer
and was a licensed PE state of Ohio.
Besides amateur radio, he enjoyed
working with stain glass and gardening.
In his younger years he was active
in Boy Scouting and served in many leadership roles.
Services tentatively are scheduled to be held
in New Philadelphia, Ohio April 12th, Geib Funeral
Home (www.geibfuneral.com).
Brotherly regards,
Dean Sever W8IM
Gathering member #44
MM Lodge 58 Leesburg FL
Our Brother will be missed
My Brethren, the
roll of the workmen
has been called, and one Master Mason
has not answered to his name.
He has laid down the working tools
of the Craft and with them
he has left that mortal part for
which he no longer has use.
His labors here below have taught
him to divest his heart and conscience
of the vices and superfluities of life,
thereby fitting his mind as a living stone
for that spiritual building -- that house
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
Strengthened in his labors here
by faith in God,
and confident of expectation of immortality,
he has sought admission to
the Celestial Lodge above.
Amen
Alas My Brother
It is with great
sorrow that
we must inform our Brothers
That Masonic
Gathering Brother
Rex E. Keirn, Sr
AL7BJ
of Fairbanks, Alaska
Passed August 10 of 2006
He was a member of
Plato Lodge No. 469 in Plato, MO
Rex became a member of The Masonic Gathering
in Sept. of 2005
checking in for his first time on Oct. 23 of 2005
Our Brother will be missed
My Brethren, the
roll of the workmen
has been called, and one Master Mason
has not answered to his name.
He has laid down the working tools
of the Craft and with them
he has left that mortal part for
which he no longer has use.
His labors here below have taught
him to divest his heart and conscience
of the vices and superfluities of life,
thereby fitting his mind as a living stone
for that spiritual building -- that house
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
Strengthened in his labors here
by faith in God,
and confident of expectation of immortality,
he has sought admission to
the Celestial Lodge above.
Amen
Alas My Brother
It is with great
sorrow that
we must inform our Brothers
That Masonic
Gathering Brother
Thomas "Tom" T. Daywalt KC9EVM
of Springfield, Illinois
Passed July 14 of 2006 he was 63
He was a member of
St. Pauls No. 500 Masonic Lodge in Springfield, Il.
Tom became a member of The Masonic Gathering
in Dec. of 2003
checking in for his first time on Jan. 11 of 2004
Our Brother will be missed
My Brethren, the
roll of the workmen
has been called, and one Master Mason
has not answered to his name.
He has laid down the working tools
of the Craft and with them
he has left that mortal part for
which he no longer has use.
His labors here below have taught
him to divest his heart and conscience
of the vices and superfluities of life,
thereby fitting his mind as a living stone
for that spiritual building -- that house
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
Strengthened in his labors here
by faith in God,
and confident of expectation of immortality,
he has sought admission to
the Celestial Lodge above.
Amen
Alas My Brother
That Masonic
Gathering Brother
Gordon W. Hargis
KG5FP
of Fort Worth, Texas
Dec. 25 1921 - Dec. 17 2003
Member of
Cedar Grover Lodge No. 403 F.&A.M.
in Shreveport, Louisiana
The Grand Lodge Of The State Of Louisiana
Being A Master Mason for over 55 Years
Passed away Dec. 17 2003
Being a Life Member of
The Amateur Radio Masons
" Masonic Gathering "
almost from it's beginning.
He always checked in on the K5JD repeater in Dallas.
And was a avid sports fan.
Member
Dallas County RACES
Radio Amateur Civil Emergency System
I was going to put
a little about Gordon in this space
but there was more than a little to be said.
So here is a little
He was a member of
The International Association of
Airline Hams
Aircraft Flown By
Gordon W. Hargis Col USAF (Ret)
in his career.
(Including Model Suffixes of Types)
Gordon even had Airline Transport
Pilot License
for Hot Air Balloon
A Unique Constellation Formation Fly-by
At EAA Oshkosh Convention Air Show Aug.2, 1992
Pilot - Lead L-1049G N6937C
Gordon Hargis TWA Ret
Pilot - Wing C-121A N494TW
Bill Dodds FedEx Ret
This was written by
Gordon on May 15, 2002 and was
Published in The T A R P A Topics
TWA ACTIVE RETIRED PILOTS ASSOCIATION
November 2002
Gordon was a Life
Member
Of
Our Brother will be missed
My Brethren, the
roll of the workmen
has been called, and one Master Mason
has not answered to his name.
He has laid down the working tools
of the Craft and with them
he has left that mortal part for
which he no longer has use.
His labors here below have taught
him to divest his heart and conscience
of the vices and superfluities of life,
thereby fitting his mind as a living stone
for that spiritual building -- that house
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.
Strengthened in his labors here
by faith in God,
and confident of expectation of immortality,
he has sought admission to
the Celestial Lodge above.
Amen
Alas My Brother
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