Committee Chairs 2003-2004
| Auditor Bro. Martin S. Karl |
Blood Program
Representative Bro. Stephen M. Napolitano |
By-Laws Committee Wor. David P. Dill, Sr. |
| Charity Fund Trustees Wor. Bernard J. Goulding, Jr. Wor. James D. Conboy Bro. Stephen M. Napolitano |
Service Committee Rt.Wor. Paul W. Whitworth, Jr. |
DeMolay Representative Wor. Paul T. Forgit |
| Education Wor. Bernard J. Goulding, Jr. |
Grand Lodge Proxy Rt.Wor. W. Bradford Chase, Jr. |
Grand Master's Fair Bro. Kevin J. Mulhern |
| Investment Committee Bro. Jeremiah J. Manfra Bro. Christopher D. Johnson Bro. John H. Kempster, Jr. |
Masonic Awareness Wor. Stephen M. Coan |
Masonic Home
Representative Wor. John N. Spinney |
| Masonic Associates
Directors Wor. Stephen M. Coan [alternate] Wor. James D. Conboy |
Membership Bro. Stephen M. Napolitano |
Rainbow Representative Wor. Robert M. Eaton |
| Trowel Representative Wor. James O. Dill, Jr. |
Scholarship Committee Bro. Lawrence E. Bethune |
Programs and Charities
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Masonry Supports |
| * 19 orthopedic hospitals and 3 burns
institutes, including an orthopedic hospital in
Springfield and a burn center in Boston, giving free care
to children from all over the world. * Schizophrenia and Alzheimer's research. * Cerebral Palsy clinics. * Dentistry for the handicapped. * Juvenile substance abuse programs. * The eye foundation. * Scottish Rite hospitals. * The Veterans' Hospital visitation program. * The Illinois Masonic Medical Center, one of the largest medical centers in the world. It serves as a treatment center and is a key in research of aphasia. It has developed a premier program for dyslexia that is used by many states. * Over 21,000 blood donations annually. * Child Identification Programs offering parents free videotaping and fingerprinting of their children. * Scottish Rite Learning Centers to assist dyslexic and other learning disabled children to achieve their full potential. * Over $200,000 in scholarships to children in Massachusetts * community parades through providing uniformed marching units * community projects as active citizens, fathers, sons, husbands, and grandfathers. |
