Hello from Toronto!
Hi everyone. My name is Wes. I'm from Toronto and work in marketing. I'm being initiated to Unity Lodge 606 on March 4 2009. I'm very much looking forward to it as I've been interested for some time. I've recieved lots of information and support from members in a chatroom I've frequented for a few years now (FreemasonChat.com). Looking forward to new content on this site and my involvement with the Masonic community.
Cheers.
Thats great Wes, and welcome to the forums. Im sure you won't be disapointed, becoming a freemason has been one of the most rewarding experiences. Feel free to ask any questions, or just talk about whatever!
Welcome to the forums Wes. Make sure you pay strict attention during your initiation. While it isn't the most impressive degree in Masonry it is the most important.
Welcome Wes
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