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Personal Narrative: Mysterious Free Masons

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Finding my way, in the direction of the mysterious Free Masons was a life goal for me. For everyone who is not sure who are the Free Masons its supposedly a secret fraternal group that was founded in 1717 London. They are big on community service and holds plenty of charity events year round. The masons mold and help good men to become better men in life. Masonry is a system of morality, covered in stories, poems and pictures drawn by symbols. Many members of families doesn’t even know there a legacy of Free Masons such as myself. April 28,2003 my grandfather had passed away leaving his well kept secret behind. I was so young I did not know what a masonic burial was neither my family looking on confused. Later on that night we grilled my uncles

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