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THE WIDOWS SONS WERE FOUNDED ON FEB 18, 1998
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Then a Widows Son

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THE WIDOWS SONS STORY
DEC 1999
by Army Nunez



We first and foremost aid and assist widows and orphans of Master Masons. No other charity takes precedence over our widows and orphans.  We support other organizations that are not charities. They are listed on this page and we ask you to support them also.  
     
 

Other Organizations Who Need Our Support

 

   

Dying to Ride

Dying to Ride is a Motorcycle awareness group founded by Teresa Mills after her husband Rob, a member of the Northumberland, England Chapter of Widows Sons, was involved in a fatal motorcycle/auto collision.  D.T.R.  is not  affiliated with the Widows Sons or Freemasonry and anyone who joins D.T.R. does so of their own free will and accord.

Dying to Ride visits high school Driver Education classes to promote motorcycle awareness to beginning drivers.

Dying to Ride also provides practical support for grieving widows because Teresa has lived the same grief and who is better to comfort than one who has lived it. Please view the testimony to see the list of goals for D.T.R.

A Dying to Ride Presentation Video

Please join Dying to Ride and ask your family and friends to also join.
 
 

Brothers and their families need your help
http://widowssons.ws/inneed.htm
 

Restoring Rochdale's Hidden Gem
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Rochdale is the extraordinary church of St Edmund’s which to the passing stranger may look like many other Victorian parish churches, but its loaded with Masonic Symbolism. - See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/

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https://www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-St-Edmunds-Church-Rochdale/265756463611455
 
Open the door and discover a fascinating blend of gothic revival architecture and Masonic symbolism described by Pevsner as “Rochdale’s Temple to Freemasonry”.

The church is now in need of urgent repair, and while inital work will take place straight away, we need your help to restore the interior to its former glory.

Help us rescue the fine Hill & Son organ costing around £200,000, the lighting and decoration at £75,000, and remove and replace the west end screen, costing £20,000. Together we can reopen this intriguing building for visitors and the community for generations to come.

- See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf


 

Open the door and discover a fascinating blend of gothic revival architecture and Masonic symbolism described by Pevsner as “Rochdale’s Temple to Freemasonry”.

The church is now in need of urgent repair, and while inital work will take place straight away, we need your help to restore the interior to its former glory.

Help us rescue the fine Hill & Son organ costing around £200,000, the lighting and decoration at £75,000, and remove and replace the west end screen, costing £20,000. Together we can reopen this intriguing building for visitors and the community for generations to come.

- See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf
Open the door and discover a fascinating blend of gothic revival architecture and Masonic symbolism described by Pevsner as “Rochdale’s Temple to Freemasonry”.

The church is now in need of urgent repair, and while inital work will take place straight away, we need your help to restore the interior to its former glory.

Help us rescue the fine Hill & Son organ costing around £200,000, the lighting and decoration at £75,000, and remove and replace the west end screen, costing £20,000. Together we can reopen this intriguing building for visitors and the community for generations to come.

- See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf

 

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Rochdale is the extraordinary church of St Edmund’s which to the passing stranger may look like many other Victorian parish churches. - See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Rochdale is the extraordinary church of St Edmund’s which to the passing stranger may look like many other Victorian parish churches. - See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Rochdale is the extraordinary church of St Edmund’s which to the passing stranger may look like many other Victorian parish churches. - See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Rochdale is the extraordinary church of St Edmund’s which to the passing stranger may look like many other Victorian parish churches. - See more at: http://www.visitchurches.org.uk/SaveStEdmunds/#sthash.1EFrPnPx.dpuf
 

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