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Team until he was elected Junior Grand Warden in 2000. His appointments included the
Credentials Committee, Deputy of the Grand Master in District No. 9, Grand Orator, Charity
Committee, Junior Grand Steward, and the Public Relations Committee. He assumed Solomon’s
Chair in June 2003.

Our good Brother labored diligently and with distinction. He traveled extensively throughout the
State and became well known and highly respected for this effort. He could always be counted on
to provide a message of Masonic importance wherever he might appear. Perhaps the most lasting
legacy he left the Fraternity was the importance of Masonic Education by means of Mentoring.
His passion for mentoring and instructing most likely was born during his years of Naval Service
where training, instructing and mentoring have a high priority.

On Friday, October 9, 2009, our dear Brother and Past Grand Master John D. McNab shed his
earthly bounds and his spirit has winged its flight to that place of rest where we hope at last to
meet once again.