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- " It was my great pleasure to witness the MM Degree conferral the evening of 20 Feb. at Lodge Clydebank No. 1234. The work/ritual was of the highest standard I have observed in any jurisdiction.... within or without Scotland!
I was pleased to present the current Right Worshipful Masters of Lodge No. 1234 and Lodge No. 1018 with a commemorative Wyoming Bucking Horse Masonic Lapel Badge on behalf of the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Wyoming-Ill. Brother Richard Lewis. A brief history of the pin was tendered explaining it to be the symbol of the State of Wyoming and that it was patterned after a famous rodeo bucking horse named "Steamboat". The name being derived from the sound the horse made while breathing heavily in rodeo events...following the breaking of bones in the horse's nose and subsequent healing, when breathing heavily it had the sound of a riverboat whistle...hence Steamboat. Fraternal Greetings were extended to the assembled Scottish Brethren on behalf of the Wyoming Grand Master and Lodge Clydebank was thanked for their hospitality and courtesies. All in all...a lovely evening was shared by all present.
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Bro. Robert Bocox PM/SE Capital Lodge No. 54-AF&AM - Cheyenne, Wyoming USA - "Fraternal greetings from South Africa this site is EXCELLENT congratulations keep us all posted "
Bro Robert Lawrence - Lodge Athol South Africa - "I had the great pleasure of witnessing you confer the Master Mason degree on two candidates of the Sons of the Soil. It was an absolutely faultless degree. Congratulations.
RWM Lodge St John Bucksburn 795 "
Brian Melvin - Bucksburn Aberdeen
- " It was my great pleasure to witness the MM Degree conferral the evening of 20 Feb. at Lodge Clydebank No. 1234. The work/ritual was of the highest standard I have observed in any jurisdiction.... within or without Scotland!
I was pleased to present the current Right Worshipful Masters of Lodge No. 1234 and Lodge No. 1018 with a commemorative Wyoming Bucking Horse Masonic Lapel Badge on behalf of the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Wyoming-Ill. Brother Richard Lewis. A brief history of the pin was tendered explaining it to be the symbol of the State of Wyoming and that it was patterned after a famous rodeo bucking horse named "Steamboat". The name being derived from the sound the horse made while breathing heavily in rodeo events...following the breaking of bones in the horse's nose and subsequent healing, when breathing heavily it had the sound of a riverboat whistle...hence Steamboat. Fraternal Greetings were extended to the assembled Scottish Brethren on behalf of the Wyoming Grand Master and Lodge Clydebank was thanked for their hospitality and courtesies. All in all...a lovely evening was shared by all present.
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