Our Prayers:

Brethren and friends,

We as fragile human beings are blessed with but one life to live on this earth.  What we choose to do with that life is what makes us unique.  Every one of us was born with a gift to share.  As Masons we are taught to be friendly to one another.  Masonry embraces acts of kindness through brotherly love and affection to all of mankind, more especially to a brother Mason.  One of the highest forms of brotherly love and affection is through the power of prayer.  This page is dedicated to just that theme, "PRAYER".

"YOU", as our friends and brothers, are asked to share your thoughts and prayers so that visitors to this page can be made aware of your words of comfort.  Please send your thoughts and prayers to our webmaster at gblankin@gmail.com.  With the permission of the Worshipful Master of Sandston Lodge No. 216, the webmaster will post your offering on this page.

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The following brothers are in need of our prayers:

Bro. Charlie McKann
...had knee replacement surgery on 6/16.
 

Bro. Jerry Miles
...His wife is having kidney problems and is on dialysis.
 

Bro. Dave Dillard
...has been in Johnston Willis Hospital recently regarding a blood disorder. He is not sure what is going on.  He feels good but seems to have some sort of blood infection and cardiac issues.

Wor. Fred Adams
...recovering from the loss of his leg and starting to get back to some lodge functions.  He has just been outfitted with a new prosthetic left leg and is learning to walk normally again.

Bro. Billy Blaylock
...having back trouble. May need surgery.

Bro. Dan Crisman
...Homebound. He would LOVE some visitors.

Bro. Ed Renick

...continue to pray for Bro Ed as he receives treatment.
 

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By order of the Worshipful Master:

Jeffrey Warren Schmid,
Worshipful Master
Sandston Lodge No. 216

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