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MessengerFall 2016

A Builder’s Spirit - The Gladys and Jack Jonas Trust bequeaths $1.4 million gift to Masonic Homes

With a mind for business and the spirit of a Mason, Roby “Jack” Jonas and his wife Gladys quietly built a legacy of honesty, hard work and financial responsibility throughout their lives. “They were just real good people. They worked hard all the time. They didn’t spend any money that they absolutely didn’t have to,” says the couple’s nephew Carl B. Franklin, Jr.

An early entrepreneur, Jack found his calling in real estate and home building. He acquired 13 acres in Valley Station where he built the Garden of Eden subdivision. He also built houses near UPS when the shipping giant was establishing itself in Louisville, and he owned multiple rental properties. Gladys worked at the A&P grocery store and cleaned the houses that Jack built and rented. Says Mr. Franklin of his aunt and uncle, “They helped everybody they could help, but they didn’t let anybody take advantage of them. They financed some of the houses themselves for people who couldn’t get a loan.”

The Jonas’ made their lifetime home in a modest two-bedroom they built in Valley Station in the 1950s. They never had any children. Jack’s mother died in childbirth with him, and he refused to risk losing Gladys.

“They financed some of the houses themselves for people who couldn’t get a loan.”Carl B. Franklin, Jr., nephew of the Jonases

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The Homes’ 13th annual Great Day of Service brought over 400 volunteers from Masonic lodges and community groups across Kentucky.

Members of Plain City No. 449 traveled the farthest – from Paducah to Louisville – to plant and mulch the campus. Swigert-Middletown No. 218 boasted the most volunteers.

Homes’ staff, residents and family members also pitched in on both the Louisville and Shelbyville campuses. They mulched, painted and washed resident cars.

This year, each campus formed a human Square & Compasses. If you would like to purchase an 8” x 10” print for $15, please contact Brenda Travis (502.753.8892, [email protected]). All proceeds benefit the residents at Masonic Homes.

Great Day of Service attracts hundreds of volunteers

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Board of Directors Martin R. Walters, Chairman David Owen, Vice Chairman John M. Sammons, Secretary Ronald S. Caughron, Treasurer Harold E. Armstrong Terry Bowman Cloyd J. Bumgardner Joseph R. Conway Robert W. Davenport Forrest V. Dean Carroll G. Dorroh F. Keith DreierTodd JonesWilliam D. “Bo” LeachWendell LittlefieldRichard T. NationWilliam C. PerryT. Dwaine Riddell, Ph.DGary C. RoseTim SandersDonald H. Yankey

Management Team Gary R. Marsh, President and CEOBarry Denton, Sr. VP/ Mission Advancement and CDOAdrian Judy, Sr. VP/ Information Technology and CIOJ Scott Judy, Sr. VP/Operations and COO Todd Lacy, Sr. VP/Finance and CFOTrasee Whitaker, Sr. VP/ Human Resources and CHRONicole Candler, Sr. VP/ Communications and MarketingDebra Finneran, Sr. VP/ Health Care AdministrationMike Truax, Sr. VP/Therapy ServicesCasey Adams, VP/Independent LivingNick Cooper, Masonic Home of Louisville Executive Director and AdministratorConjuna Collier, Masonic Home of Shelbyville Executive Director and AdministratorJulie Mulligan, Sproutlings Pediatric Day Care & Preschool Director of Operations and EducationAnn Rich, Miralea Active Lifestyle Community Executive DirectorTammy Schneider, Spring Hill Village Community Manager

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On service and volunteersIt is not surprising, but always heartening, to see so many people dedicated to one of the basic premises of Masonry – to care for those who often are unable to provide fully for themselves.

That’s the spirit of Jack and Gladys Jonas. The couple worked hard, lived simply, and saved all their lives, and remembered Masonic Homes in their final plans. A trust bearing their names has gifted $1.4 million to Masonic Homes of Kentucky.

We also see that spirit of caring on our Great Day of Service, when volunteers Gary Marsh, President & CEO

A Builder’s SpiritUpon his retirement in 1979, Jack traded his passion for building homes to raising his garden. The couple were avid gardeners, and Jack often exchanged ideas with his friend and WHAS-TV’s iconic “Weekend Gardener” Fred Wiche. Nothing from the Jonas’ garden was wasted. It was all either eaten, sold or canned.

The year Jack retired, Mr. Franklin was hospitalized because of an accident. Jack and Gladys visited him in the hospital every night, bringing fruit and candy to supply the entire floor. That’s when Jack and Mr. Franklin became close. A few years later, Jack would ask Mr. Franklin to settle his estate and care for Gladys if he were to pass first.

Jack was a Mason, and Gladys was an Eastern Star. While Jack was not particularly active in the Masonic Lodge, longtime friend and business associate Virgil Hall says, “He lived the life of a Mason more than he attended the lodge … They were great people. She was a teammate with him.”

Jack Jonas passed away in 1998, and Gladys died at the age of 93 in 2014. Their unassuming, hardworking life and good stewardship is now bearing fruit for organizations they held close to their hearts. The Gladys and Roby “Jack” Jonas Trust gifted $1.4 million to Masonic Homes of Kentucky in late 2014, and the Homes recently received the final distribution from that trust. Other equal beneficiaries of the estate were Hosparus and the American Red Cross.

According to Bruce Lott, vice president of Fraternal Relations for Masonic Homes, “The Jonas gift is one of the largest we’ve ever received, and we are grateful for their dedication to one of the basic premises of Masonry – that is, to care for those who often are unable to provide fully for themselves.”

Says Mr. Franklin of his Uncle Jack’s success in business and in life, “It seemed like everything he touched turned to gold.” Gold, indeed. The couple certainly forged a successful formula – a bricks-and-mortar life plus a little green-thumb nurturing equals a treasured legacy for those in need.

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from Masonic Lodges all over Kentucky, community groups, staff and volunteers come together to make improvements that benefit residents. Every day, we are humbled by the caring of our volunteers, donors, and visitors who raise the spirits of all involved.

The team at Masonic Homes of Kentucky gives exceptional care to our residents and clients. Our Above & Beyond awards go to those members of our wonderful staff who go the extra mile. It’s a reminder that the entire team, from nurses and assistants to maintenance workers and cooks to physical therapists, works hard every day to make life better for those who need extra care.

Volunteers improve residents’ experiences in many waysWhether through Great Day of Service or taking extra time with residents, Masonic Homes volunteers improve the lives of those we serve.

An example of our caring volunteers are the members of the AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Post 61 of Louisville. This group of dedicated volunteers has been supporting Sally’s Garden memory care neighborhood residents for more than five years.

Read more about a recent colorful event the AMVETS Auxiliary put on for the Sally’s Garden residents on page six. If you’re interested in volunteering for Masonic Homes, please call 502.259.9627.

Swigert-Middleton Lodge had the most participants. Pictured from left to right are Jack Donnelly, Phil Marchegion, Marvin Sparks, Bruce Clark, Al Clark, Harold Froman and Masonic Homes CEO Gary Marsh.

Plain City traveled the farthest to volunteer. Pictured from left to right are Masonic Homes CEO Gary Marsh, Randall Myre, Chuck Byerly, Rodney Gordon and Ronnie Travis.

Volunteers from far and near helped during Great Day of Service

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Mission Makers Making a difference in the lives of our residents, guests and community.

TV Just Got Easier to Watch

Aurora Lodge No. 633 donated a large flat screen television to the Grand Master’s Here in Spirit program. The television will be used in The Pillars Chapel to show videos/photographs during funerals/visitations. Pictured here are Tim Morrow, Bruce Lott, Harold Lee, Harold Johnson and Roy Caudill.

MHL Choir Performs

The Masonic Home of Louisville Resident Choir performed at the Optimal Aging Conference in Louisville. They joined hands during their last song, “We Will Overcome.” The conference attendees followed suit, joining hands and singing along with the residents.

Grill Masters

Bros. Tim Morrow, Steve Ward and Virgil Hall (from left to right) cooked bratwursts, hot dogs and hamburgers for the residents of Pillars and Sally’s Garden. These Masons represent the Jefferson County Masonic Education Association and have cooked for us before.

Kroger Helps Residents Get Into the Derby SpiritDuring Derby Week, Kroger Co. donated 1,000 roses to residents and employees at Masonic Homes. The roses were among those used to create the Derby Garland presented to the race winner. As the official florist of the Kentucky Derby, Kroger donated the flowers to residents as they celebrated Derby and for employees who also celebrated National Nurses’ Week and Teacher Appreciation Week.

Summer Camp VisitResidents at Masonic Home of Louisville enjoyed two hours of fun with a group of 80 children from the YMCA summer camp. Together they played bingo, ball toss, and made Japanese good luck sticks.

Longest Day 2016Masonic Homes participated in the Alzheimer’s Association’s Longest Day event on Monday, June 20. Staff, residents and families painted, gardened, cross-stitched and rocked in rocking chairs from sunrise to sunset and raised over $1,130 for the Alzheimer’s Association.

A Patriotic Gift from Tom Wheatley and Woodman Life

Tom Wheatley and his company, Woodman Life, donated flags for our residents. This helps instill pride in country and bolsters their sense of community.

Christmas in JulyThe Kosair Boat Club brought Christmas in July to the students at Sproutlings Pediatric Day Care & Preschool.

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On a rather gloomy April afternoon with heavy rains, the community room of Sally’s Garden memory care neighborhood was awash in color. Silk flowers and ribbons in every hue of the rainbow were scattered about as loving hands helped residents create festive hats for the upcoming Kentucky Derby season.

Those hands belonged to members of the AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Post 61 of Louisville, a group of dedicated volunteers of who have been supporting Sally’s Garden residents for more than five years.

The AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary is made up of women with a relative who has served in the military. They support and raise public awareness for veterans’ issues and volunteer their time at programs that serve hospitalized veterans and others in hospital and medical settings, and with a variety of organizations.

Post 61 Auxiliary members have been serving Sally’s Garden and its two dozen residents since 2011, both financially and with their time.

The group’s hospital chairwoman, Mary Louise Kilkelly – whose husband is a U.S. Army Reserve veteran and a Mason — finds the experience to be fulfilling for both her fellow members and for Sally’s Garden residents. “We try to create a festive atmosphere. We have a pianist who comes during our visits and plays some of the classic songs from when the residents were young. They really respond to that. It’s amazing how many of the old songs they will remember. They talk about their families. It seems to help stimulates memory for some.”

The group’s visits celebrate major holidays and feature a game or activity such as bowling, bingo, or crafts. A recent luau-themed visit was a big hit. The auxiliary also provides a birthday gift and a $75 gift to Sally’s Garden in the resident’s honor during the month of their birthday.

Marsha Leistner, Program Director of Sally’s Garden, says the AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary visits are a welcome supplement to the services offered by Masonic Homes. “Their visits are wonderful for our residents. They always come up with something different and creative, and they’re getting the residents up and active as much as possible.”

Joy Herb, a longtime Auxiliary member and former president, noted that it’s not necessarily easy to interact with every resident. “I’ve worked in health care, so I know how challenging Alzheimer’s and dementia can be for caregivers. We came here because we all wanted a place where we could be hands on, and we fell in love with the people we’re serving,” she says. “And I think we make a difference.”

AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary Post 61 creates memories for Sally’s Garden residentsHome Delivered MealsMasonic Homes has extended the reach of its nutritious food service to the community by partnering with SeniorCare Experts in their home-delivered meals program. Five days a week, year-round, the main kitchen at Masonic Home of Louisville prepares 75-100 meals a day for the program. Independent living residents on campus help package the meals and get them ready for delivery volunteers.

SeniorCare Experts seeks a Meals Volunteer/Driver and Kitchen Liaisons

Meals Volunteer/Driver Position Function: To pick up meals from Masonic Homes; drive to Kosair Shrine Center; stay with meals until all volunteers have picked up meals.

Overall Responsibilities:• To help serve our meals volunteers with

professionalism, knowledge and timeliness• Take ownership of the position• Provide Client Services when needed

Kitchen Liaisons Position Function: To assist in organization of meals and transfer to Meals Volunteer Driver.

For more information, contact SeniorCare Experts at 502-896-2316.

As a result, SeniorCare Experts is seeking a Meals Volunteer/Driver to make the approximately 12-mile round trip from Masonic Homes to Kosair Shrine Center with the meals and wait until all volunteers have picked up the meals. Details are below. Additional Kitchen Liaisons are also needed. Masonic Home residents are encouraged to apply.

Not-So-Newlywed event fundraises for Inspired Wishes program

On July 19, MHKY held the Not-So-Newlywed Game. Based on the 1970s television show, “The Newlywed Game,” the event put popular couples in our community against each other for a night of laughs, jabs and “oh my”s. Contestants included Aaron and Susan Miller, Dwight and Susan Witten, Lynda Lambert and Steve Lannert, and Neville and Jessica Blakemore. Dwight and Susan Witten won and were crowned Mr. and Mrs. Olmsted.The event was a great success, raising nearly $30,000 for MHKY. Inspired Wishes

All proceeds benefited our Inspired Wishes program, providing once-in-a-lifetime moments for our residents and guests. The program already has granted dozens of wishes from hot air balloon rides, reliving high school football days and biplane flyovers. Most recently, we were able to fulfill an MHL resident’s lifelong dream by sending him and his family to a Coldplay concert at the KFC Yum! Center.Make dreams come true

Help us make people’s dreams come true - pleasedonate to the Inspired Wishes program. Call us at 502.259.9627 or visit masonichomesky.com/giving.

Above & Beyond honoreesWe are pleased to announce Above & Beyond award recipients for March through July.

Jordan Doenges

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Lisa AbellBrooke AuberryDawn AveryDrew BadonChris BayensKarine BeasleyPeggy BellCathy BlairMissy BlandLauren BonifacinoLee BordersDyshianna BowenKristen BrewerArthur BrockJessica BrownRhecille BurginSally BussJoyce CaiseMichelle CarmodyRichard CastratiKendall ChonBrittany CecilChristina CunninghamBarry DentonShane DewittEmily DiehlRobin DittmerMary Dixon

Jordan DoengesCarl EddingsRhonda EddingtonSirron ElfalanLinda EllisAngela EppersonJeannette FisherDanielle FosterBarbara FranzwaVance FrymireGretchen GaitherNaomi GoodmanBarry GoughBrian GrimesAnn GurneeSheila HammondCarla HardinChristy HardinKatie Harmon Carolyn HarrisLatosha HarrisRenee HarrisTessa HearnRica Henry Gina HensleyJosh HepnerHank HollkcampKara Howard

Latasha HuntLaura HuntSheryl JacksonStacy JenningsBrandy JonesLaikesha JonesCora KhuneKarrie KimbroughCatina KnoxAngela KnucklesTyrone LawlessBonnie LeCompteKelly LewisKristen LuttrellCourtney MartinMarsh House Dietary StaffJessica MasdenAllison MattinglyCrystal McDonaldPhyllis McDonaldMark McLemoreCecilia MillerAnna MinaniCourtney MitchellJoyce MontgomeryEllen MooreSharon Moore

Joshua MorganTim MorrowJulie MulliganJosh NorthcuttCinnamon NorthrupMaygen NortonAlicia OgleRobin O’NealPam PalmquistRayna ParkerAmanda ParksMoNica PendergrassNellie PhilpottIris PittsKelsey PowellDonna PrewittThomas RainsKennedy RameyNikita ReadusJeremy ReedLizbet ReyesJoyce RickettsClara RuckerLauren RuckerAnita SharpJessica ShehanAlexis ShirleyMindy Shultz

Amy SmithAmanda StanleyCathy StappRay StiversKim SublettKevin SwanseyDavid TaylorDonna TaylorKim TaylorJonathan ThomasMara ThomasKathy VincentMary Alice Vogt Stephanie WagnerPaula WalkerPhilomena WalkerKim WallingCrystal WardripBunny WatermanAmber WethingtonAshley WheatleyPaula Whiddon Ashlee WilliamsSarah WinchellShannon WolfeMorgan WoodruffNicole Woodruff

Linda Ellis, Paula Whiddon, and Stacy Jennings - CNAs, MHS“These women really worked together on Mother’s Day to get everyone up and looking nice for their families.” – Alexis Mosley, MHS

Kevin Swansey - lifestyle coordinator, The Village“Kevin obtained ALL the vendors and assisted with all of the logistics for Post-Time Panache, afundraiser for Sproutlings. Without him, the event would not have been a success.”

– Barr Dy enton, CORP

Angela Knuckles - The Bistro manager, Village“Angela worked overtime, canceling family time and commitments to work when the Miralea kitchen was flooded. She continued to smile and give excellent customer service for all.”

– G lenna Godsey V, illage

MoNica Pendergrass - cook, Miralea“MoNica adjusted her hours to fit the needs of The Bistro when the Miralea kitchen flooded, providing excellent meals and service to all guests and visitors.”

– G Glenna odsey V, illage

Latosha Harris - CNA, MHL“Her patience, understanding and good nature made my health problems so much easier. God bless her for having the patience of Job.” – A grateful resident

Renee Harris - CNA, MHL“Renee was very helpful, polite and made me feel at ease. I told her my fears and she cared. When I felt sad, she cheered me up. She made my stay here great. I had a heart attack and stroke. If it weren’t for her, I would not have gone back home.” – A grateful resident

Ray Stivers - maintenance, MHS“Ray is the best in all he does, whether it’s helping a neighbor in need, or a faucet that needs to be fixed. He gives 110% to everything he does. He’s very caring, compassionate and has a big heart.” – Dona Nation, MHS

Latasha Hunt - CNA, MHL“Latasha is a great aid; she made my stay here easy and pleasant. It’s nice to have someone who is willing to take the time to make sure her patients are well taken care of. She made every day something to look forward to.” – A grateful guest

Shane Dewitt and Chris Bayens - maintenance“Shane and Chris stayed late one day to weld a plate onto a skid steer snow plow to keep it operational in order to better clear the streets and parking lots of the ice and snow. Chris even went home and brought materials he had at home to fix the plow. Shane was shuttling dining room and maintenance employees to and from work. My heroes!” – Donna Hibbs, Grounds

Jeremy Reed - hospitality director, Miralea“A resident needed to go to the ER. I didn’t feel comfortable driving myself, but didn’t want my friend to go to the hospital alone. Jeremy drove me safely to the ER to stay with her until her daughter-in-law could get there; what a relief for me and our Miralea neighbor.”

– A grateful resident

Tessa Hearn - physical therapist, MHL“Tessa is an excellent PT. I wouldn’t have recovered if it weren’t for her and some others. She was very attentive and turned a bad situation into something memorable for me. I will forever be grateful.” – A grateful resident

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Rhoda Coffey Arington Mr. Alex Hay

Baker Brothers - Florence Lodge Brother Dennis L. Dickerson

Joey Barrow Banock Lodge No. 824, F. & A.M.

Kent BeckenbaughMr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers

John Blossom Mrs. Laurel Blossom

Gene H. BowlingMrs. Leone C. Bowling

Brothers who passed in 2015 Plumb Lodge No. 862, F. & A.M.

Eslie Brown Mrs. Lucille Brown

Harold E. BurgeMrs. Betty Burge

Ted BurginMrs. Mary L. Burgin

John CannonPlumb Lodge No. 862, F. & A.M.

Frank Carr Brother Freddie R. Hensley

Goldie Belcher CaughronBrother John M. SammonsBrother J Scott Judy

Albert R Christian Brother James S. Love, Jr.

Mary Terry Leech Coe Mr. Gary Harris Ms. Linda CarmicleMs. Zenet K. SchisslerMrs. Maude T. IsenbergMr. and Mrs. Thomas Burwinkle

Beverly CunninghamSerenity Hikers - Mrs. Patricia Taylor

Mrs. Juanita CurtsingerBrother Harvey Curtsinger, Jr.

Geneva Snowden DannMs. Judy Crothers

Elvin Nichols DarnellPlain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Alfred A. Davis Mrs. Jo Frances Davis

Frank Edwin Davis Sunset Lodge No. 915, F. & A. M.

Pauline H. (Combs) Davis Mr. and Mrs. James R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Etherton Ms. Karen Craft

Ralph Dennis Brother and Mrs. Paul Harley

James Dixon Denton Brother Barry D. Denton

Brother Charles ElstonBrother Jim Baker

Emogene, Aunt Reba & Sol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers

James Joseph Etheridge IVSunset Lodge No. 915, F. & A. M.

Norma Jean FortneyMr. and Mrs. Dan RechterMr. and Mrs. Stanley M. GormanMr. and Mrs. Dan FreshleyMr. and Mrs. Jospeh JulianMs. Mary L. MillerMr. Robert C. Kirchner

Tandy Frazier Mrs. Lois I. Frazier

Henry FutrellPlain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Charles Douglas Gholson Plain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Vernetta S. Giesler Hurstbourne Baptist Church Mr. Robert Broach

James Ewell Gilbert Plain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Joseph and Mary GilbertBrother Robert F. Gilbert

W. G. GilkisonBrother Gary L. Gilkison

Roger E. GilliamPlumb Lodge No. 862, F. & A.M.

James Vernon GipsonPlain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Gene GordonPlain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Willard Daryel GriffithMrs. Betty Griffith

Wilfred Gruelle Boone-Union Lodge No. 304, F. & A.M.

James HagueBrother Russell W. Bell

Edith Hendricks Brother and Mrs. Raymond Webb Mr. and Mrs. William E. Seiter Mrs. Charlotte R. Depew

Dwight Hinton New Salem Lodge No. 462, F. & A.M.

Donors made meaningful gifts to Masonic Homes in memory or honor of the following people and organizations. The following list includes contributions received through July 2016.

Memorials and Honorariums

Inez HoganBrother Henry F. Hogan, Jr.

Harold E. Howe Plain City Lodge No. 449, F. & A.M.

Earl Benton HuberDunavan Lodge No. 292, F. & A.M.

Lewis HudsonBrother William H. Hudson

Ethel & Gertrude JohnsonMs. Betty J. Tatro

Marvin JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson

Wilton JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson

Sandra JolleyBrother John E. JolleyMs. Leah A. RobertsMs. Reba K. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Terry D. Castile

Jon Marshall JourdanDr. William F. Tinder

Lucian KeetonMrs. Faye Keeton

Mike KeetonMrs. Faye Keeton

Shelby KeetonMrs. Ruby C. Stephens-Keeton

Burtis Martin Kemble Brother Danny M. Kemble

Robert F Knight Sunset Lodge No. 915, F. & A. M.

Thomas L. Leathers Boone-Union Lodge No. 304, F. & A.M.

Betty LeeBrother Harold L. Lee

Glenard Leet Ms. Suzanne D. Martin

Dorothy Loeffler Mrs. Dorothy Rutledge

Lyndon Lodge No. 960Brother Kurt L. Legait

Louise MaupinBrother Bill Maupin

Quint R. McGee Brother and Mrs. Jerry McGee

Scott Allen MorganBrother Richard E. Morgan

“My father” Brother William F. Caudill

Everett Ray NewmanMrs. Nita H. Newman

Harold NoeBrother Mickey Cheatham

Mary OgleMr. and Mrs. George A. McGowan

Kenneth Oster Brother Walter E. Oster

Our 50-year members T. L. Jefferson-Benton Lodge No. 622, F. & A.M.

Greg Pfeiffer Brother Benjamin C. Pfeiffer

Katie PhillipsMr. and Mrs. J. W. Hundley

Don PiersonMrs. Patricia A. Pierson

Floyd N. Pitts, Sr. Brother and Mrs. Alan South

Leelen A. Pollitt Brother Leland A. Pollitt

Lillard B. Priest, PMBrother Bobby W. Priest

Peggy C. RakerBrother Belvery L. Castle

Richard A. RadererBrother Arthur H. Raderer

Jewell RagerMrs. Linda L. Rager

Charles Henry Reed Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Niblock Ms. Constance G. Kneisel Mrs. Susan Monks Ms. Helen O. James Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kneisel

Donate Now There are many ways you can help us further our mission to provide outstanding, quality service to those who need it. Your gifts to Masonic Homes of Kentucky reflect your belief in our mission and may be used to recognize a loved one as a memorial or honorary gift.

Contributions may be made online at masonichomesky.com/giving or by mail to Masonic Homes of Kentucky Office of Mission Advancement, 3761 Johnson Hall Drive, Masonic Home, Kentucky 40041.

Masonic Homes is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit institution; all gifts made to the organization are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

Henry ReedVillage Of Beckley Woods Council of Co-Owners, Inc.

Howard C. ReevesBrother David L. Reeves

William Denver SabreeMrs. Judith P. Sabree

Harold ScarberryMrs. Faye Keeton

John O. SchusterLewis-Parkland Lodge No. 638, F. & A.M.

Herbert ShadowenDr. Grover C. Miller

Pauline M. ShawBrother Wendell M. Littlefield

Margerilla B. SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers

Ralph Spillman Brother Robert C. Moody

Warren Edward Strahl Sunset Lodge No. 915, F. & A. M.

Frank StricklerMrs. Mary Strickler

George Tither, PGM Brother Raymond W. Leurck

Charlie VanHoose Brother Charles R. VanHoose

Virgil A. VanoverRush Lodge No. 715, F. & A.M.

James “Rusty” Waddell Mr. Dennis Stilger Ms. Susan P. LuekMs. Sally A. LedfordMs. Barbara A. HarperMr. Stephen MilnerMr. Robert L. KnustMr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Martin

Raymond & Nellie WaddellBrother and Mrs. Darrell G. Waddell

Brenda C. WagnerBrother Herman Wagner

Elvis W. WatsonPlumb Lodge No. 862, F. & A.M.

Charlene M. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers

Eric Weston Mrs. Lillian Weston Ms. Kim Weston

Samuel WhitlockRush Lodge No. 715, F. & A.M.

Marie Wicks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers

William H. WilderMrs. Judith Wilder

Michael K. Wright Brother and Mrs. Paul E. Wright

Bill YountMrs. Maureen K. Yount

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