(by Adrian Williams, Maidenhean Advertizer, 16 February 2022)
One of the trustees of The Louis Baylis Trust was presented with an award and certificate after completing 50 years as a Berkshire Freemason.
Peter Sands belongs to Berries Lodge, named for Berries Road in Cookham. He has risen to the office of Deputy Provincial Grand Master, the second-highest position in Berkshire.
Peter joined the Freemasons in November 1971 as a young man, following in his father’s footsteps.
“He died when I was a teenager,” said Peter. “I knew he enjoyed [being a Freemason] and I was intrigued as to what it was about.
“In those days, there was a four-year waiting list. I put my name down, did an interview, and here we are. I joined my father’s lodge and met a lot of people I already knew…
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Peter joined the Freemasons in November 1971 as a young man, following in his father’s footsteps.
“He died when I was a teenager,” said Peter. “I knew he enjoyed [being a Freemason] and I was intrigued as to what it was about.
“In those days, there was a four-year waiting list. I put my name down, did an interview, and here we are. I joined my father’s lodge and met a lot of people I already knew…
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“In those days, there was a four-year waiting list. I put my name down, did an interview, and here we are. I joined my father’s lodge and met a lot of people I already knew…
read more:
