Friend-to-Friend Reaches Out to Good Men

Because of his Masonic ring and a Friend-to-Friend brochure close at hand, "...this young man may become a Master Mason in the state of Kansas, but a Pennsylvania Mason will have nurtured his Masonic roots." That is what Ricky J. Setticase, a member of George Washington Lodge No. 143, Chambersburg, had to say in a letter he enclosed with his generous contribution to the Masonic Charities Fund of the Grand Lodge F. & A.M. of Pennsylvania.

Bro. Setticase explained:

"As a Master Mason, I honorably wear my Masonic ring. Recently, a young man in my class at Johnson County Community College (where I am attending for my second academic degree) asked me if it was a Masonic ring. The young man subsequently asked about Freemasonry. While at the next class, I handed him the Friend-to-Friend brochure developed by the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania and informed the young man about Freemasonry."

Bro. Setticase said that he wanted to share this experience with his Brothers in Pennsylvania because Friend-to-Friend extends far beyond Pennsylvania into Kansas where he now resides.