Faces of Satuit Lodge
Below are just a few of the men that make up the character of Satuit Lodge. We come from all walks of life but share a common goal to advance as mentors, philanthropists, community leaders, and proponents of the values that our country and families are founded on.
The portraits and remarks on this page will change often. No one man exemplifies Satuit Lodge by himself alone. This page is meant to give you just a glimpse of who we are.
![]() Wor. Master, Bradford E. Spear |
"We become Masons for a variety of personal reasons; we stay Masons for one reason -- choice. Masonry doesn't teach or preach moral values, but because all Masons share the same basic principles of right and wrong, we do have a profound feeling of brotherhood among us. We carry our values into our personal and professional lives, hoping just to be good family and community members. Where one's church fills the religious needs of a man's life, Freemasonry fills the fraternal need, and no matter where we travel, we can always find a brother." |
![]() Wor. John W. Richardson |
"To learn from all that has gone before, from all that we have now, and to have faith in all that has yet to come. It will always remain here. We are all from the same Mother Earth. To maintain a clear eye and attentive ear, to advance and aspire to inspire from those lessons learned." |
![]() Donald M. Walter |
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![]() Mark E. McCulloch |
"People ask what we do, and why we do it, and how we do it. To the candidates, I have given a simple response -- this is the way to give back to your community (Masonic Angel Fund, Scholarships, town cleanups, etc.); to set an example for your children; specifically that they are part of a larger society, and as such responsible for contributing to the betterment of the world you live in. Above all, this is a tool for introspection. One of the hidden benefits of Masonry is that it promotes and allows a new way to look at your own life -- and to thus improve it. |
![]() Christopher L. Fontes |
"Most of our fathers and grandfathers are said to have come from 'The Greatest Generation'. My observation is that, as a modern society, we've begun to lose sight of what that means. For me, Freemasonry revealed ideas and metaphors that enable a man to better himself in this increasingly complex world of media, digital information, economies, shifting values, career obligations, et al." |
![]() John F. Gallagher |
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![]() Michael L. Smith |
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![]() Geoffrey G. Burns |
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