Frank A.
Howlett, Jr. born in Syracuse, NY Nov
16, 1962 died June 17, 2021.
He was
predeceased by mother Joyce M. Howlett,
brother Walter R. Howlett, and infant
brother. He is survived by father, Frank
A. Howlett, Sr. of New York; brother,
Daniel A. Howlett of Alaska; sisters,
Darleen M. Thompson (Jack) of New York,
Julie M. Holmes of New York, and
Elizabeth A. Fritz (Lyman) of Montana.
After graduating from Marcellus Central
Schools in NY, Frank continued his
education by attending Bucknell
University for electrical engineering.
He
followed his career 28 years ago to
Shelbyville, KY, where he worked with
Bemis Flexible Packaging North America
as an electronics and converting machine
specialist. His career with Bemis
afforded him the opportunity for
international travel.
Frank was
a Master Mason with the Masonic Wingate
Lodge #161 in Simpsonville, KY. He
enjoyed farming as a boy and that
passion continued throughout his life
and he was also an avid NASCAR
enthusiast. Frank enjoyed traveling to
NY to see family for the holidays and
special occasions. Anyone who knew Frank
would say that he was a caring friend
that was willing to go the extra mile to
lend a helping hand and was devoted to
faith, family, and friends.
A Masonic
Service is planned for 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 29, 2021 at the Shannon
Funeral Home. Visitation will be 11:00
a.m.-2:00 p.m, June 29, 2021 at the
funeral home. Burial will be in the
Simpsonville Masonic Cemetery.
OUR FISH FRY DATES
FOR 2021
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2021
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24th 2021
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The Brethren of Wingate Lodge
#161 Free and Accepted Masons want to welcome you to
our website. We hope that you will find our site
informative for both the Mason and the non-Mason
alike. Throughout the years since our inception in
1847, Wingate Lodge has withstood the test of time,
and has always reached out to the community in many
ways.
We also enjoyed first meeting, and then accepting
into our Fraternity, men of good moral character who want to have a sense of belonging
and can come and unite with those of us who share
the same values, and together we are constantly
striving to making good men into better men.
Our Lodge
is located at 7305 Shelbyville Road (on US Highway
60 West), in the little town of Simpsonville, Shelby County, Kentucky. Our regularly scheduled
Stated Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of every
month. We open at 6:30pm for the Social Hour, and
the Lodge comes to order for business at 7:30pm,
with any scheduled Degree work to follow thereafter.
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