PICTURES FROM OUR SUPPORTING HEROES
ROADBLOCK HELD ON 10/11/2008

           

On Saturday, October 11th, 2008, a special fundraising event was held to support the efforts of SUPPORTING HEROES. Public safety agencies from across Indiana and Kentucky held “boot drives” (or “roadblocks”) and other events to raise money to support the families of fallen public safety heroes.

The goals of this event were:

  • Raise badly needed funds to support the families of Indiana’s and Kentucky’s fallen public safety heroes

  • Increase awareness of the service and sacrifice of public safety personnel

  • Increase awareness of the importance of supporting families of the fallen

Robinson Lodge once again participated in the Supporting Heroes Boot Drive. The location of our collection was at the intersection of Taylorsville Road and Hurstbourne Lane. All Lodges, wives and family members of Masons, or anyone who is at least 18 years of age were all encouraged to participate in this most worthy cause. We were once again blessed with wonderful weather, and the event was a fantastic success, and it was a true delight to have taken part in such a wonderful program that raised money to help the families of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

For more information about the Supporting Heroes Fundraising Program, please visit their website at: http://www.supportingheroes.org/

 

 
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Larry and Steve doing their part of collecting for "Supporting Heroes"
 
A special thanks to Bro. Steve from Boaz Lodge #850, who came out to lend a hand!
 
Taking a time-out for a quick breather on the Fire Truck before getting back to work
 
Bro. Patrick Montague going around collecting from the collectors
 
Run Bro. Patrick, Run! We don't want you to damage any cars by hitting them!
 
Photo of the front of the 1958 Mack Fire Truck, that was a great "attention-grabber"
 
We promise that Master Larry Garmon isn't lost, he's just waiting for more cars to pass by!
 
Randy and Bill "working hard" in holding down the Command Center
 
Still hard at work for such a worthwhile cause - A true labor of love!
 
Photo of the rear of the 1958 Mack Fire Truck - 50 years old and still in working order!
 
Collecting for Supporting Heroes in front of Shogun Japanese Restaurant
 
A 1958 Mack Fire Truck adorned with American Flags - "Priceless"
 
Robinson Lodge working the Intersection of Taylorsville Road and Hurstbourne Lane
 
Another view of the 1958 Mack Fire Truck - What a beauty!