history of the WIDOWS SONS
Masonic riding association
This website is dedicated to telling the history of the Widows Sons from Brother Carl Davenport’s vision as the first founder to the concept of Armando Neuz, the first President and founder in 1997 and 1998.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide the absolute truth of our great fraternity through the eyes of our Grand Lodges regarding Masonic Appendant bodies and clubs. We use the writing of Grand Lodges and Legal documents provided by intellectual property owners. We are focused on bringing true light through facts published on government websites that follow the 3 laws (Federal, State, and Masonic Law) in the United States of America.
Our Values
Freemasonry is a fraternal organization guided by three principal tenets: Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth. These core tenets, paired with fundamental virtues and strict philosophical boundaries, shape the moral framework of a Freemason’s daily life.
The organization conveys its teachings through allegory and symbolism, most notably the tools used by stonemasons (such as the square and compass). These symbols serve as reminders of morality, self-restraint, and the spiritual boundaries a member should set for themselves.
The Three Grand Principles (Tenets)
Brotherly Love: Practicing tolerance, compassion, and respect, and viewing all humanity as one family regardless of background.
Relief: Giving aid, comfort, and charity to those in distress, including widows, orphans, and fellow Masons.
Truth: A lifelong pursuit of wisdom, intellectual enlightenment, knowledge, and personal integrity.
The Four Cardinal Virtues
Masons are taught to practice these virtues as a guide for daily conduct:
Temperance: Practicing moderation, restraint, and self-discipline.
Fortitude: Demonstrating mental and moral strength to withstand hardship and uphold one’s values.
Prudence: Exercising good judgment, careful planning, and wisdom.
Justice: Treating all individuals fairly, rendering what is due to every person, and acting with honor.
