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His second aim was the rehabilitation of the Masonic Home. As Grand Master he effected many changes
and improvements for the betterment of the Home, not only with respect to its physical characteristics,
but also for the comfort and happiness of its members.
Recognizing his ability and devotion. Most Worshipful Brother Matthew W. Hill would appoint him a
member of the Committee on Endowment for the Masonic Home, and he served for a number of years as
Chairman of the Committee.
It is said that Most Worshipful Brother Frank Poole probably knew more Masons in Washington and
Alaska than any other member of the Fraternity. Since becoming active in Grand Lodge, he visited no less
than 183 of the 268 Lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction. This figure does not include Lodges in district
meetings. At that time, no Grand Master of Washington had ever visited so many Lodges.
The final summons came at his home on February 20, 1960. His work done, his temple completed, the
memory of his good deeds remain.
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