What is the Cobb County Low Twelve Club and How do I Join? The Cobb County Masonic Low Twelve Club is a benefit organization for Master Masons. The organization's purpose is to render financial aid and assistance to the beneficiary(s) upon the death of a member. Eligibility only requires that you are a Master Mason in good standing with any Masonic Lodge in the Cobb County Masonic Convention or any Master Mason residing in Cobb County who is in good standing with a regular lodge recognized by the Grand Lodge of Georgia, Free and Accepted Masons; and that you are in good health at the time of applying for membership. The initial fee for membership is ten dollars ($10), five dollars ($5) for initiation and five ($5) for four (4) advance assessments. Additional assessments may be paid in advance if so desired. |  The Cobb County Low Twelve Club meets annually at Samuel S. Lawrence Lodge #721 F&AM 1362 Sandtown Road SW Marietta, GA 30008 Meeting for officers and committee chairmen only *** MOVED TO JULY 18th ** at Samuel S Lawrence #721 7:00pm Purpose: To have any update reports from committees (by-laws, membership, etc.) and up-to-date reports from the Secretary-Treas to include membership numbers, member status for all members (current or delinquent), the latest report on investment fund at Edward Jones and up-to-date income and expense reports. See You there, -- Dick Cunningham, Pres April 4, 2018 Meeting Finance Committee Recommended putting more into Investments rather than Cash Recommended going to a "Managed Account" ByLaws Committee Will present numerous changes to be Voted on in February 2019 (more to follow) Membership Committee One Ambassador in each lodge We provide a list of members to each Secretary checks deaths against the list Next ANNUAL Meeting: Feb 9, 2019, 7:00pm at Samuel S Lawrence #721 Minutes of where the following were elected Officers.....
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP | Brother Masons: The death benefit to your wife or designated beneficiary is $1 per Low Twelve member plus $10 per year for each year you are a member. This benefit is hand-delivered to your beneficiary in order to ease the burden of the expenses incurred upon your death. How is this possible? An assessment in the amount of $1.25 is levied against each member upon the death of a member. The assessment shall be distributed as follows: $1 to the beneficiary of the deceased member and $.25 to be used for operation expenses of the club. In addition to the $1.00 per member, the Beneficiary receives $10 for each year the deceased was a member of the club. Example of benefits computation for a 25-year member #of active members at death 471 $ 1.00 = $471 Years of Service 25 $10.00 = $250 Unused prepaid Assessments 56 $ 1.25 = $ 70 PAID TO BENEFICIARY = $791 |