Remembrance Day Services in Glasgow
On Sunday 12th November 2017 a number of Brethren attended the Remembrance day service in George Square, Glasgow where the RWM Alistair Young laid a wreath on behalf of the Lodge at the cenotaph. A good turnout of Brethren were there to see this done for the first time in the Lodge's history.
Since then the Lodge have also attended the Remembrance day service in Glasgow in November in 2018, 2019 and 2021 with RWMs Ian Gunning , Stephen Blanchflower and Douglas Rathey laying wreaths at the cenotaph on behalf of the Lodge on each occasion.
In 2023 some Brethren attended the Remembrance services in Glasgow, Paisley and East Kilbride.
In August 2018 the Lodge along with the Widows Son’s and other Province Lodges laid a wreath at the cenotaph in Paisley as part of the Remembrance of the 100 years since the end of WW11.
Also on 4th November 2018 the RWM Ian Gunning and SPGM Alick Currie attended the Remembrance service at the Grand Lodge of Scotland to commemorate the 100 years since the end of WWII, which included a parade along George Street by the freemasons.
All of the brethren who attended these important events must be congratulated.
Pictures below show the wreaths being laid in Glasgow and Paisley,
along with other pictures from these events.
On Sunday 12th November 2017 a number of Brethren attended the Remembrance day service in George Square, Glasgow where the RWM Alistair Young laid a wreath on behalf of the Lodge at the cenotaph. A good turnout of Brethren were there to see this done for the first time in the Lodge's history.
Since then the Lodge have also attended the Remembrance day service in Glasgow in November in 2018, 2019 and 2021 with RWMs Ian Gunning , Stephen Blanchflower and Douglas Rathey laying wreaths at the cenotaph on behalf of the Lodge on each occasion.
In 2023 some Brethren attended the Remembrance services in Glasgow, Paisley and East Kilbride.
In August 2018 the Lodge along with the Widows Son’s and other Province Lodges laid a wreath at the cenotaph in Paisley as part of the Remembrance of the 100 years since the end of WW11.
Also on 4th November 2018 the RWM Ian Gunning and SPGM Alick Currie attended the Remembrance service at the Grand Lodge of Scotland to commemorate the 100 years since the end of WWII, which included a parade along George Street by the freemasons.
All of the brethren who attended these important events must be congratulated.
Pictures below show the wreaths being laid in Glasgow and Paisley,
along with other pictures from these events.
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2021
Pictures from 2021 when Douglas Rathey laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony.
2019
Pictures from 2019 when Stephen Blanchflower laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony.
Pictures from 2019 when Stephen Blanchflower laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony.
2018
Pictures from 2018 when Ian Gunning laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony. Ian pictured top left laying the wreath at the cenotaph.
Pictures from 2018 when Ian Gunning laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony. Ian pictured top left laying the wreath at the cenotaph.
Service at GLOS in November 2018 to commemorate 109 years since end of WW11
Service at GLOS in November 2018 to commemorate 100 years since the end of WWII. Also in attendance was Alick Currie SPGM.
Service at GLOS in November 2018 to commemorate 100 years since the end of WWII. Also in attendance was Alick Currie SPGM.
Remembrance of 100 years since end of WW11 in Paisley with PGL
Pictures from the service by PGL in August 2018 to commemorate 100 years since the end of WWII including the lodge and Widows sons laying wreaths. Also in attendance were Alick Currie SPGM, Angus Park PM, Alistair Young PM and Willie McGregor PM.
Pictures from the service by PGL in August 2018 to commemorate 100 years since the end of WWII including the lodge and Widows sons laying wreaths. Also in attendance were Alick Currie SPGM, Angus Park PM, Alistair Young PM and Willie McGregor PM.
2017
Pictures from 2017 when Alistair Young laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony.
Pictures from 2017 when Alistair Young laid a wreath as part of the official ceremony.
