Freemasons For Dummies: Thomas W. Jackson Suffers Stroke

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Thomas W. Jackson Suffers Stroke

Over the weekend, Mark Tabbert reported that RW Bro. Thomas W. Jackson Past Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, had a mild stroke, but is recovering well and may be home from the hospital.

1 comment:

Hans said...: Al the best and quick recovery to Bro Jackson
Marcos Hans
Rio Grande do Sul Brazil; January 24, 2012 8:53 AM

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