Good news for Masonic education and the Brethren of Texas (Bad news for Zoom) in an an proclamation issued by the Grand Master of Texas, Most Worshipful Paul D. Underwood on August 25, 2020 Masonic study groups are once again allowed to meet in lodge buildings, including within the lodge room, if certain protective and social distancing criteria are met. All of which are within the guidelines set forth by the Governor of Texas Greg Abbot in his executive order.
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Bill Hosler
WB Bill Hosler was made a Master Mason in 2002 in Three Rivers Lodge #733 in Indiana. He served as Worshipful Master in 2007 and became a member of the internet committee for Indiana's Grand Lodge. Bill is currently a member of Roff Lodge No. 169 in Roff Oklahoma and Lebanon Lodge No. 837 in Frisco,Texas. Bill is also a member of the Valley of Fort Wayne Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite in Indiana. A typical active Freemason, Bill also served as the High Priest of Fort Wayne's Chapter of the York Rite No. 19 and was commander of of the Fort Wayne Commandery No. 4 of the Knight Templar. During all this he also served as the webmaster and magazine editor for the Mizpah Shrine in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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proclamation issued by the Grand Master of Texas, Most Worshipful Paul D. Underwood on August 25, 2020 Masonic study groups are once again allowed to meet in lodge buildings, including within the lodge room, if certain protective and social distancing criteria are met. All of which are within the guidelines set forth by the Governor of Texas Greg Abbot in his executive order.