Recent content by Brent Heilman

Uniformity for the sake of uniformity can't be a good road to travel. What fits the needs for one Lodge does not mean it is a suitable fit for every Lodge. I have been away for far too long apparently and have forgotten much of what I knew about Texas Masonry. Long form, short form are things I...

Congrats Brother!

Thanks, for clearing that up. It surprises me how some Lodges decide to do something and yet don't exercise enough judgement to properly practice or prepare for what they want to do.

Thanks, I had been away from here so long I thought maybe something might have happened somewhere.

I know it has been a LONG time since I have been on here (work issues) so I may have missed something in the past, but why the ban on a CoR?

I was until 2008. FC2(SW) (I was an AEGIS guy) on the USS Philippine Sea (CG-58). I wasn't a part of the Fraternity during my time in. Really wish I would have been though.

Holy smokes they look awesome, but do me no good. I have the Note II. I would hate to see what the price of those would run.

Re: I am a MM in Oklahoma member of Wynnewood lodge #40 valley lodge #6 and Carnegie Welcome Brother from Duncan, OK!

Congrats! The best is yet to come.

Be yourself, be honest, and relax. Also, think of questions you might have. There may be things that you are curious about that can be answered there.

Congrats to you both.

Indeed makes me proud to see all help that came from all over. My team was made up of people from Ft. Worth, Idaho, NYC, Nevada, and Maryland.

A little background on Team Rubicon if any are curious. The website: http://teamrubiconusa.org/ A short youtube video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvYLUjf2v6M

These last few days I have been up in Moore to help with the recovery efforts in the wake of the tornadoes that have plagued our region as of late. I went as a volunteer with a group called Team Rubicon. We are made up of military veterans and medical professionals and respond around the world...

Congrats Brother!