The Widows Sons Bikers Association pledged to donate £20,000 to the Lifelites Charity over 4 years and have now hit that target in just 18 months. The Master Elect, Jonathan Davies and Senior Warden, David Coleman, of Henllys Lodge are active members of The Widows Sons Lodge and helped raise this donation.
“If ever there was a good cause this is it. We will continue to sponsor Lifelines for the work they do and we are well on our way to the next £20,000 already.” The Widows Sons Masonic Bikers Association has been a regular part of our masonic community for nearly 20 years with members spread across England and Wales.
Left to Right: Brother David Coleman and Master Elect of Henllys Lodge, Brother Jonathan Davies.
“The Widows Sons serve to raise money for charitable causes, raise Masonic awareness while attending public motorcycling events and support our regular Lodges in whatever capacity we are able.
Widows Sons chapters have helped to increase Masonic membership through our presence and visibility during public motorcycle events and rallies.
The goal of the association is to:
Introduce the pleasures of motorcycling to our Masonic Brothers
Raise Masonic Awareness in the world of motorcycling
Support our regular Masonic lodges through regular attendance and assisting with or attending lodge events.
While we wear identifying regalia, or patches, the Widows Sons are not a biker gang, MC or 1% Club, we do not wear “Back Patches” but do wear the Square and Compass, on our breasts, near to our hearts.
We are required to represent the fraternity in a positive light at all times.”
