Pass It On

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It has been so long, but he is gone. Pass It On started by me attended a volunteer session to work on the temple at 4th and State. I did not know that I would begin my education in masonry there. I was challenged by Howard Woods on what I was wearing. He said I did a good job of answering the question, but it was much deeper than that. He said, "If you want to learn, I will be here every Saturday to teach." Teaching was great but also provided a meal on Saturday, and that made it the greatest to a college student. I went on to be the president and founder of the Haygood 357 study club on the campus of University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. And from that point, I have continued in masonry to this day.