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Provincial News The newsletter for Hertfordshire Freemasons No. 45 Autumn 2014 02 PGM opens Provincial Grand Lodge for the first time 05 Hertfordshire Mason honoured in 2014 New PGM visits Flower Festival Year Honours List See page 14 10 Remembrance day poem www.pglherts.org • Follow us on Twitter @pglherts One year on • Provincial Grand Master opens first PGL since his Investiture • Major changes in Craft and Royal Arch executives • 2019 Festival ‘well on track’ ■ RW Bro. Paul Gower with RW Bro. David Kenneth Williamson It has been a busy 12 months since It need hardly be pointed out (but Warden in 2003. RW Bro. Paul Gower was invested and we will anyway!) that with all these Many will know him from the Mark installed as Provincial Grand Master changes, Lodge Secretaries and DCs degree, where he was Provincial Grand and on September 24 he opened should take special care to download Director of Ceremonies for several years, Provincial Grand Lodge for the first the latest version of the toast list from and many more will get to know him, time. the Provincial website. (www.pglherts. come November, when he succeeds E In his address, he thanked VW Bro. John org.uk) Comp. John Ilott as the Most Excellent Ilott, the retiring Grand Superintendent The Provincial Grand Master then told Grand Superintendent in and over the in and over the Royal Arch in the Brethren that the 2019 Festival was Royal Arch Province of Hertfordshire. Hertfordshire, for his companionship ‘on course’ to meet the objectives he and support throughout his term of had set. He pointed out the benefit W.Bro. James Young office and wished of using Gift Aid New Deputy him and his wife both envelopes when Provincial Grand health and happiness. taking collections. Master During the meeting The PGM exhorted all Since January, these 2014 marks James VW Bro. James the Brethren to ‘walk have been used at Young’s 20th year as Sharpley stood down tall’, to be proud to be 116 Lodge meetings, an active Provincial as Deputy Provincial enabling the RMTGB Officer. Starting Grand Master, as a Freemason and be to claim an additional out as a Provincial he will be installed proud to be a member £11,000 from the Grand Steward as the new Grand of Happy Hertfordshire £43,000 collected. in 2005, he was Superintendent in He also thanked promoted to Junior November. After W.Bro. Michael Grand Warden in 1997, Deputy GDC VW Bro. James was Imeson for his in 1998, GDC in 2003 and APGM in presented with a Past DepPGM’s many contributions as Provincial 2005. It’s an extraordinary record of collarette, W Bro. James Young was Communications Officer over the last service to the Province, and one that installed as our new Deputy Provincial eight years. He announced that a has ensured his is one of the best- Grand Master. new Provincial Communications Team known faces in Hertfordshire masonry. The PGM then announced that W.Bro. was being recruited which would His warm smile and seemingly endless Tom Hedderson would be retiring as work to develop and support our repertoire of amusing stories have made Assistant Provincial Grand Master and communications strategies. him a popular visitor to Lodges all over after presenting him with his Past Finally the PGM exhorted all the the Province, who will doubtless look APGM’s collarette, obligated, invested Brethren to ‘walk tall’, to be proud to forward to seeing him in his new role. and installed W.Bro. James Harrison and be a Freemason and be proud to be a W.Bro. Jay Patel as Assistant Provincial member of Happy Hertfordshire. W.Bro. Tom Hedderson Grand Masters in a ‘Provincial Grand Outgoing Assistant Provincial Grand Double’. VW Bro. James Sharpley Master To complete changes to the Craft Outgoing Deputy Provincial Grand W.Bro. Tom was appointed as an executive, W.Bro. Keith Dunnett Master and MEGS Designate Assistant Provincial Grand Master in (Amwell Lodge No. 6459) was invested VW Bro. James is stepping down from 2009, following four years as Provincial as Provincial Grand Director of senior active office in the Craft after Grand Treasurer. As the Provincial Ceremonies. He will be assisted by seven years as an Assistant Provincial Grand Master said when presenting him two new Deputy Grand Directors of Grand Master, and one year as Deputy with his collarette, “Tom’s expertise Ceremonies, W.Bro Ali Osman (East Provincial Grand Master. He started his in the field of finance, and his sense Hertfordshire Lodge No. 3748) and career in the Province as a Provincial of humour, will be sorely missed W.Bro Danny Harding (Elstree Lodge Grand Steward in 1997, and was throughout the Province, as will his 3092). appointed Provincial Junior Grand gentle Scottish burr”. Tom is looking 2 | www.pglherts.org ■ W.Bro. James Harrison, W.Bro. James Young and W.Bro. Jay Patel ■ W.Bro. James Young with RW Bro. David Kenneth Williamson forward to spending a bit more time took him all over the world and whilst recruitment agency. with his family. acquiring many other skills he became More recently he has diversified into fluent in Spanish and Portuguese and property development and portfolio W.Bro. James competent in Italian, adding to the four management in Canary Wharf and the Harrison other languages he speaks. In 1986 he City of London. He married Lorna in New Assistant joined his wife’s IT business, where he 1989 and they have two children, Myles Provincial Grand still works. and Amelia. Master His Masonic career began in 1990 when He was initiated into Amwell Lodge No. W.Bro James has he was initiated into Hemelhemstede 6459 in 1995 becoming WM in 2002. He been a member Lodge No. 7923. He became WM in was appointed Provincial Assistant GDC of the Provincial 1996 and ADC in 1998. He is also a in 2009, Provincial Deputy GDC in 2012 DC’s department member of Old Albanian Lodge No. and Provincial GDC in 2014. He is also since 2003, when 4999 and Herts a member of Herts Masters’ Lodge No. he was appointed Masters’ Lodge 4090. as a ProvAGDC No. 4090. His Exalted into Ware Chapter No. 3002 in by Colin Harris, then Provincial Grand Provincial career 2003 he became MEZ in 2006. Promotion Master. In the same year, both W.Bro. began in 2003 as a in The Royal Arch came in the form of Jay Patel and W.Bro. Tony Reffold were ProvAGDC, followed an active rank, becoming Provincial also appointed as ADCs, and the three by promotion to Assistant GDC in 2010. formed a strong bond of friendship Provincial Grand He is a member of Rose Croix and Joined as Deputies. He became a Provincial Superintendent Godfrey Kent Chapter No. 1117 in 2010. Deputy GDC in 2004 and in 2008 was of Works (also He is a Freeman of the City of London “surprised and delighted” to be offered active) in 2005 and has been a Liveryman in the the position of Provincial GDC. After six and appointment Worshipful Company of Distillers since years in that office he is finally handing to ProvDepGDC 2008, where he is also the Deputy on the gold wand to current Deputy followed in 2006. In Grand Lodge he Liaison Officer for the Companies’ ProvGDC, W Bro. Keith Dunnett. “It’s was appointed PAGDC in 2009. affiliated warship HMS Montrose. been an absolute joy”, he commented, In 2013 Jay was appointed Provincial He enjoys good food and wine and is a “and I have had the great good Senior Grand Warden and has been lifelong supporter of West Ham Utd - fortune to be involved in many special delighted to visit a number of Lodges, and despite this remains mostly cheerful. meetings of celebration, including four representing the Provincial Grand When time permits he enjoys golf and Consecrations and numerous Banner Master. Jay is particularly proud that his swimming. Dedications, Amalgamations and son Kayur carried his chain in this part Centenaries.” Not to mention all those of the ceremony, whilst his brother Vinit New Communications Team Provincial Meetings... carried his patent. Do you have an interest in the media and communications? Perhaps you have W.Bro. Jay Patel W.Bro. Keith Dunnett experience in journalism, PR or web New Assistant Provincial Grand Master New Provincial Grand Director of editorial? We are looking for volunteers Jayendra Patel was born in Kampala Ceremonies to help develop and execute our new in 1955 and moved to the UK at the Keith was born in Edgware North Communications Strategy, ensuring a age of 17 when Idi Amin expelled all London in 1965. Educated at Orange positive and effective communication of Asians from Uganda. After six months Hill Grammar School he left in 1981 information about Freemasonry in the in a refugee camp in Suffolk, he and his and joined the Royal Navy as a Tactical Province of Hertfordshire both internally parents settled in Hemel Hempstead. In Computer Operator (Warfare). On and externally. 1973 he began an electronic engineering leaving the RN he served with the If you would like to be involved, contact apprenticeship in the IT industry after Met Police for a short time before the Provincial Office on 01727 833061 or which he joined GE Medical, working commencing a commercial career email [email protected] for further on the first CT and MRI Scanners. His job running his own engineering details. www.pglherts.org | 3 Jewel in the RMBI’s crown It was in August 1994 Prince Michael of Volkswagen, which was given to the for a new TV and fireplace to make Kent Court opened its doors to the first home by the Association of Friends 20 their lounge more homely, and so your residents.
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