M.W. Bruce W. Widger. Past Grand Master. Grand Lodge of New York. by Travis Simpkins

M.W. Bruce W. Widger. Past Grand Master. Grand Lodge of New York. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of
Most Worshipful

Bruce W. Widger

( 1924 - 2017 )
Past Grand Master
Grand Lodge of New York
33rd Degree Freemason

Active Member

Supreme Council, 33°

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite

Northern Masonic Jurisdiction

Lexington, Massachusetts

by Travis Simpkins

Grand Lodge of New York

For more info, please visit:

scottishritenmj.org
and
nymasons.org

Bruce W. Widger. Past Grand Master. Grand Lodge of New York. by Travis Simpkins

Charlie Baker. Governor of Massachusetts. State House. Boston, MA. by Travis Simpkins

Charlie Baker. Governor of Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

The Honorable

Charles D. Baker, Jr.

72nd Governor of the

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

by Travis Simpkins

Charlie Baker - Governor of Massachusetts

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mass.gov/governor

Charlie Baker. Governor of Massachusetts. by Travis Simpkins. State House. Boston, MA

David A. Glattly, 33° Receives Sovereign Grand Commander Portrait by Travis Simpkins. Scottish Rite, NMJ

David Glattly, 33° receives Sovereign Grand Commander portrait by Travis Simpkins. Scottish Rite NMJ

     Earlier today, I had the honor of presenting Ill. David A. Glattly, 33° with the oil portrait I painted of him as Sovereign Grand Commander of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction.

     This life-size painting is now in the collection of the Scottish Rite Museum & Library at the Supreme Council, 33°, NMJ headquarters in Lexington, Massachusetts. It will become part of a 200 year tradition and join a display of portraits depicting all the other Sovereign Grand Commanders of the NMJ going back to 1813. This portrait also has added personal meaning for me, as Dave has been very kind and supportive of my Masonic journey from the beginning. He is a great leader and an inspiration to the Craft.

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scottishritenmj.org