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Greetings from Wagga Wagga Rate Topic Display Mode Topic Options Author Message Michael A Posted 03/07/2009 11:15 Apprentice Group: Forum Members Last Login: 26/02/2010 05:11 Posts: 12, Visits: 81 ...that's in new South Wales, Australia. I haven't joined as a member of the local lodge yet (No 22). My home lodge is Lodge Army and Navy No 517, based in Sydney. My name is Michael Ayling. I am an anaesthesiologist in public and private practice in a rural town of about 60 000 people. I found this site as part of a google search for masonic fora. I am relatively new to freemasonry. I decided to join after my grandfather died in February of last year, as ALL the males on both sides of my family (and my wife's) have been freemasons as far back as we can trace (at least 4 generations). So, having been raised last month at the age of 35, I wish I had got involved as a lewis. Even still, at 35 I would have skewed the average age of masons in NSW in country areas already! Hello to everyone. I look forward to some interesting discussions. Lodge Army and Navy No 517, UGLNSW/ACT Post #9546 Alan Campbell Posted 03/07/2009 11:41 Past Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: Today @ 07:30 Posts: 1,096, Visits: 1,336 Welcome to the forum Michael, Really glad you are enjoying your freemasonry. Your family are to be commended in letting you join when you are ready and not when they were ready, far to many people join to young and don't come back(entirely too many distractions for a young guy or girl out there at 18).  Maybe if you had joined as a lewis you wouldn't have enjoyed it as much as you seem to be doing now. Congratulations on your raising. Post #9548 dp Posted 03/07/2009 12:21 Past Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: Today @ 16:34 Posts: 941, Visits: 2,686 Hi Michael, Welcome to the forum, I'm 35 too and there are a lot of young masons here. Are you ex forces? Post #9549 eastbeast Posted 03/07/2009 12:28 Journeyman Group: Forum Members Last Login: 10/07/2010 12:28 Posts: 110, Visits: 346 Welcome Michael. Thats some heritage in Masonry! I'm just wondering how you can do Anesthetics on the side, privately......do your victims Clients know beforehand?????? __________________________________________ U.G.L.E. Lodge of Perseverance 213 Norfolk. (An Atholl Lodge) I've seen Mike's Balls..... Post #9550 Michael A Posted 03/07/2009 15:45 Apprentice Group: Forum Members Last Login: 26/02/2010 05:11 Posts: 12, Visits: 81 dp (03/07/2009) Hi Michael, Welcome to the forum, I'm 35 too and there are a lot of young masons here. Are you ex forces? I am indeed. I got out of the regular Army in 2005 and I'm now a reservist. I have deployed twice overseas since leaving the regs... Docs get deployed quite a bit. Lodge Army and Navy No 517, UGLNSW/ACT Post #9555 Michael A Posted 03/07/2009 15:55 Apprentice Group: Forum Members Last Login: 26/02/2010 05:11 Posts: 12, Visits: 81 eastbeast (03/07/2009) Welcome Michael. Thats some heritage in Masonry! I'm just wondering how you can do Anesthetics on the side, privately......do your victims Clients know beforehand?????? No backyard jobs! I mostly work in the public scene as the work is clinically more challenging there. Having gone through life putting people to sleep, it was only natural that I'd end up doing it for a living. Lodge Army and Navy No 517, UGLNSW/ACT Post #9556 Tom Cherup Posted 03/07/2009 17:43 Past Master Group: Moderators Last Login: Today @ 02:18 Posts: 997, Visits: 2,824 Hi Michael, welcome to the forum. I'm sure anyone her will agree. The more your active with with Masonry the more you will get out of it. Tom Cherup Olive Branch Lodge #542 Dearborn, Michigan Olive Branch's web site Detroit Masonic Temple Post #9560 Terry Posted 04/07/2009 01:06 Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: 01/08/2010 02:55 Posts: 595, Visits: 757 Hi Michael, A warm welcome from me too, BTW many years ago I worked In Wagga Wagga, a lovely place, I still get down there every now and again Regards Terry Tamworth 652 Australia Post #9579 Roy V Posted 04/07/2009 06:50 Master Group: Forum Members Last Login: 14/08/2010 17:30 Posts: 725, Visits: 1,176 Ah, memories of the late, great Bill Kerr.  Hope you will be here for more than four minutes (his catch phrase). Edit:  Aha! Just looked Bill Kerr up, and I'm pleased to see he is 86 and speaking in Oz about his portrayal of Mick Martin in The Dam Busters.  (Now there's a familiar name!) PM 5770 Middlesex Post #9580 David Perry Posted 04/07/2009 16:30 Apprentice Group: Forum Members Last Login: Yesterday @ 13:39 Posts: 50, Visits: 189 Welcome to the forum brother!!! Wor.Bro. David Perry Past Master Ballynahinch Masonic Lodge 301 Irish Con. Post #9590 « Prev Topic | Next Topic »

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