Hundred of Axstane

Chris Clark 

"I became a Freemason in 1994 and was the Lodge Worshipful Master in 2004.  

I thoroughly enjoy being involved with the general duties assigned to me in my current role of the Mentor of the Lodge which is a relatively new position in Freemasonry.  I have been fortunate enough to carry out other roles within the Lodge which have been very rewarding".

Paul Masey 

"Being interested in Freemasonry for a number of years, I was most happy to join the Hundred of Axstane Lodge, when the opportunity came along.   I was made to feel most welcome by the members.   

Eight years later, I'm delighted that the brethren have chosen me to become their next Worshipful Master".

David Shallcross  

"The mysteries of masonic ritual initially intrigued me, so when a friend of mine invited me to join, I was truly delighted.  I cannot believe, that was nearly 18-years ago.  

John Snary 

"Having attended a Ladies Night and been so impressed with the warm welcome, and friendliness of the Brethren, I knew in my heart, that the Hundred of Axstane was the Lodge I wanted to belong to. I am very proud to have ultimately been it's Worshipful Master".

Andy Atkinson

“Having had attended a number of the Hundred of Axstane’s Ladies Festivals and other social events, I got to know several of the Brethren. Therefore joining a group of like minded people seemed like the natural thing to do.

20 years later having made some rather special friends – I think it is working out ok!”

Martin Lakin 

"I joined freemasonry, just over twenty years ago, to participate in the camaraderie and fellowship through masonic charity activities".  

Duncan Griffiths

I visited Hundred of Axstane, as masonic guest for many years, and particularly enjoyed the dinner and being part of the fun after the ceremony. 

Ian Walters

I joined Freemasonry because I knew many Round Tablers were members.   I've been honoured, to become a Worshipful Master and currently Director of Ceremonies.  I'm also a member of the Masonic Scooter Society.

Louis Furner  

"Collecting and donating money to charity is an important aspect of Freemasonry, as the new Charity Steward, I look forward ensuring that the HoA remains one of the premier lodges in West Kent.

Peter Currie

Peter remembers that he first became intrigued about freemasonry when he read about the Masonic group Quatuor Coronati in his local library. Some 30-years later, he became their Worshipful Master!

We are delighted to have Peter as member of the Hundred of Axstane. 

Steve Smith

'I joined freemasonry to meet like minded people in a friendly relaxed atmosphere and to share in the  wonderful history of such an ancient and famous fraternity'. 

Tim Lindfield

I initially visited the Hundred of Axstane lodge, as a masonic guest, they made me feel so welcome, I subsequently applied to become a joining member.    There also perform a most interesting and special  ceremony. 

Keith Redman 

"I was interested in the mysteries of Freemasonry, so when I had the opportunity to join, i did and have never looked back,. I'm a Past Worshipful Master in East Kent, and delighted to be a  a member of various Masonic Orders".  

Sean Law

I joined the craft, in honour of my late father and to better myself as a person.  Upon joining I was truly amazed and grateful for the help and support which was so freely given.  If anybody is interested in becoming a Freemason, I recommend you express an interest, its truly inspirational.

Colin Rawlins

I joined after reading that lodge treated all men equally and that friendship was freely given by honourable men.   A most walm welcome was received, and I wish I'd joined sooner. 

Peter Whiddett

I joined freemasonry because of the opportunity to broaden my social circles by meeting new people.   Also it's an easy way if getting involved in charity work.   And because I'm scared of my father-in-law.