Charles Coward, or “The Count of Auschwitz” as he would come to be known, joined the British Army in 1937 and was captured by the Germans in 1940. In retrospect the Germans would have deeply regretted capturing him as he did far more damage to them as a POW than he did on the front lines.
Happy March! We have started this year off right with some spring cleaning and getting everything in order for the upcoming Open House. We are opening our doors for men and their spouses to let them join us for an evening to answer questions about the fraternity, and pave the way for potential applicants.
Of all the things I learned at a recent leadership conference, one story stuck out in my mind, really diving into the idea of what makes a Mason “successful” in our Craft, explained in a simple parable.
