Harry R. Kendall #750

  7306 Fegenbush Lane  Louisville, Kentucky  40229

Meetings held:

2nd and 4th Tuesday

Dinner at 6:30pm

Communication 7:30pm

Harry R. Kendall was a co-owner and founder of the Washington National Life Insurance Company of Evanston, Illinois. Prior to his death in 1958, a large part of his fortune was placed in trust with the provision that income be paid to the Board of Hospitals and Homes of the Methodist Church and its successor organizations and used for stipulated purposes. Over $6 million has been allocated since 1958 for worthy projects and students

•  You must first ask yourself if you're suitably prepared to enter the "gentle craft of Masonry" ... to become a brother in the  world's most exclusive fraternal order. Few men are intellectually or spiritually prepared to understand or appreciate even the more apparent meanings of Masonry.

• Do you reflect on the nature of man's existence and your obligations to God, your family, and yourself?

• If such ethical and moral questions hold little interest for you, then you will gain little benefit from the teachings of the Craft. But if you seek a more meaningful quality of life - and the spirit of charity and good fellowship which flow from it - then Freemasonry has much to offer.

• We want you to know what we believe, how we act, and what we do...and, then, should you become a Mason, to be proud to be our Brother and to participate in our work. Only those who desire membership because of their favorable impression of us should seek a petition. 

           IF YOU ARE READY, contact one of the lodge officers for a petition.