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2007 Lodge Officers |
As we celebrate our 249th anniversary in 2007 and prepare for grand events in 2008 in our 250th year, we welcome our brothers from within and abroad to visit us in our magnificent surroundings. Not simply as a fraternity of do-gooders, Lodge 2 plans with a focused effort of philanthropy committed to the welfare of its members and the community at large. |
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Pennsylvania Meridian Sun Lodge No. 2 Free and Accepted Masons Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Charity |
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Worshipful Master |
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Senior Warden |
Lawrence J. Hubert, Jr. |
Junior Warden |
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Max J. Kind |
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Daniel A. Visco |
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Secretary |
Treasurer |
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Marshall R. Biron, P.M. |
William E. Shisler |
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Representative to Grand Lodge |
Substitute Rep. to Grand Lodge |
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Lee A. Morningstar, P.M. |
Robert E. Ferguson, P.M. |
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Trustees |
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Vincent D. Delaney |
Samuel E. Fratis |
George J. Jefferson |
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Patrick A. Ennis, Sr., P.M. |
Paul A. Gwinner |
Charles R. Ochs |
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Jason S. Robbins |
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Senior Deacon |
Junior Deacon |
Jr Master of Ceremonies |
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Barry Epstein |
Joseph T. Walsh |
Anthony J. Lucidonio, Jr. |
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Sr Master of Ceremonies |
Pursuivant |
Chaplain |
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Samuel E. Fratis |
Robert E. Ferguson, P.M. |
Richard M. Spahr, P.M. |
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Tyler |
Steward |
Organist |
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John T. Zell |
Anthony G. Saitta |
Paul E. Doerr |
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Richmond Lodge #230 |
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Masonic Blood Club |
Visitation |
Charity |
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Edward Budman, P.M. |
Richard M. Spahr, P.M. |
M. Ralph Kelly Jr, Chairman |
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Lawrence Hubert, WM |
Charles A. Marsteller, P.M. |
Michael J. Merrill |
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Grievance |
Pa. Masonic Youth Foundation |
Masonic Education |
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Samuel E. Fratis |
Marshall R. Biron, P.M. |
Charles A. Johnson, P.M. |
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Robert Henry John Wilms |
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Michael J. Horton Sr, P.M. |
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Mentors |
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Instruction |
Charles A. Johnson, P.M. |
Furniture |
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Charles A. Johnson, P.M. |
Marshall R. Biron, P.M. |
Anthony G. Saitta, P.M. |
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Welcome! These pages describe a number of donation strategies which can benefit you, your loved ones, and various Masonic charities. To find a gift planning strategy that fits your needs, try our interactive interview. It will guide you to an outright or planned giving strategy that is appropriate for your individual objectives. To take the interview, simply click on the "begin interview" link to the left. Our planned giving section is divided into two sections: · Information on outright gifts. These may include cash or other assets that you wish to donate to a Masonic charity immediately. There are favorable tax advantages - involving both income and capital gains taxes - associated with many outright gifts. · Information on planned gifts. These are gifts made over a period of time, and which are designed to meet your specific financial goals while also benefiting a Masonic charity. These goals may include retirement income, transfer of assets to your heirs, or even assisting a family member with college expenses. As with outright gifts, there can be favorable income, capital gains, or estate tax advantages to planned gifts. In the case of some planned gifts, these consequences can be significant. |
