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Lincolnshire Freemasons’ support for the Freemasons’ National Service of Remembrance at the National Arboretum has started with the ceremonial handover of the wreath to be laid to honour those who have served.
The wreath was entrusted to the safe hands of Freemasons belonging to the Imps Widows Sons at a meeting of Free Wheelers Motorcycle Lodge.
The wreath that paraded in accompanied by the Masters of Lodges represented (David Freeman and Dean Harlow of Armed Forces Lodge of Lincolnshire, Keith Edwards of Astral Lodge from Grimsby, Kev Peutrill of Minster Lodge in Lincoln) and Seb Richardson, who will be accompanying Dave Wheeler, head of Lincolnshire Freemasons, to the National Arboretum.
The wreath was presented to Ian Castledine, Free Wheelers Liaison Officer, who in turn passed it on to Paul Lincoln and Mick Lowe of the Imps. It will be in their safe hands until presented on October 31st during the National Service of Remembrance.
MEANWHILE, Lincolnshire Freemasons are supporting the Royal British Legion by selling poppies at supermarkets in Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Lincoln, Boston, and Skegness, starting on Monday 26th October.
