Family and Free Masonry
I had an uncle who was a member of the Free Masonry. We were related by marriage, but I admired him greatly and wished that I had spent more time with him during my formative years. When I was old enough to visit relatives by means of a bus ride to the far side of the city, I visited him and my aunt. They had three children – two were older than me and the third was significantly younger. The older girls, and I were as close as brother and sisters – they had no brother for a while and I had no sister, so it worked out very well. My grandmother was the baby sitter for us all, including two other children in the neighborhood and an additional cousin. You can say that there was a house filled with children. For a child related to a Free Mason, there is not much to know other than that he was my uncle, he had a nice car, he bought new cars for my aunt. He had an upright posture and was thought to be an intellectual. There were a ...