Masonic Etiquette Today: A Modern Guide to Masonic Protocol and Practice
Graham Redman was made a Mason in his old school Lodge in 1973, at the age of 24, and joined Emulation Lodge of Improvement the following year. He soon became a regular worker at its weekly demonstrations and earned his silver matchbox in June 1975, completing his record in 1978. He joined the precepting Committee in January 1980 and has been its senior member since 2002. He was born in Bedford in 1949 and has lived in the surrounding villages all his life. Educated at Bedford School and The Queen’s College, Oxford, he subsequently read for the Bar, being called by the Middle Temple in July 1974. After a period in pupillage and practice as a barrister, he worked as a lawyer in industry. In November 1987 he joined the staff of the Grand Secretary and has been Assistant Grand Secretary (and Assistant Grand Scribe E) since April 1988. His main interests, apart from Freemasonry, are reading and music. Graham Redman was made a Mason in his old school Lodge in 1973, at the age of 24, and joined Emulation Lodge of Improvement the following year. He soon became a regular worker at its weekly demonstrations and earned his silver matchbox in June 1975, completing his record in 1978. He joined the precepting Committee in January 1980 and has been its senior member since 2002. He was born in Bedford in 1949 and has lived in the surrounding villages all his life. Educated at Bedford School and The Queen’s College, Oxford, he subsequently read for the Bar, being called by the Middle Temple in July 1974. After a period in pupillage and practice as a barrister, he worked as a lawyer in industry. In November 1987 he joined the staff of the Grand Secretary and has been Assistant Grand Secretary (and Assistant Grand Scribe E) since April 1988. His main interests, apart from Freemasonry, are reading and music.