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Brother Lewis Fifty Year Pin And Certificate: Enclosed
Enclosed is a Fifty Year Pin and Certificate which indicates Brother Lewis’ fifty years of service in the Masonic Fraternity of Connecticut. We hope you will cherish the pin as I know Brother Lewis would have.

The more than fifty years of service to our Fraternity is not to be taken lightly, for it is men like Brother Lewis who have made our fraternity what it is today. He was the bridge builders of yesterday for today’s Fraternity and the men who left for us the legacy we share.
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