Brethren,
Under Grand Lodge of Texas law, is it appropriate to award a Life Membership to each Master of a lodge upon completing his term?
I seem to recall reading that Life Membership was intended for truly exceptional service and was not intended to become something commonplace (this may have been opinion or something from another jurisdiction - I cannot recall the source.)
I searched through my lodge's copy of the law book and could not find this guideline, but I believe our copy might not be 100% up-to-date.
Can anyone clarify this point with references to the law?
Thanks,
David
Under Grand Lodge of Texas law, is it appropriate to award a Life Membership to each Master of a lodge upon completing his term?
I seem to recall reading that Life Membership was intended for truly exceptional service and was not intended to become something commonplace (this may have been opinion or something from another jurisdiction - I cannot recall the source.)
I searched through my lodge's copy of the law book and could not find this guideline, but I believe our copy might not be 100% up-to-date.
Can anyone clarify this point with references to the law?
Thanks,
David
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