We have officially entered my favorite time outside of the Camp season…Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas! I have always loved this time of year because I am surrounded by my family and loved ones. I also love all of...

­Last week it was my honor and privilege to accompany Vice President of Member Benefits Kim Krueger and Community Service Coordinator Laura Adams as they delivered $20,000 in donations to 10 volunteer fire departments and food banks that have been serving...

I overheard a group of members recently who were contemplating the most important attributes of a true fraternalist.  One thought it was dedication to the lodge (attending meetings, volunteering and such) while another thought it was longevity in membership....

Unless you are the one of the few people who have enough savings to cover your final expense needs, debts and other financial obligations, you need life insurance. You can find a lot of information about the type of life...

Did you know that sporks were invented in 1874? I didn’t before writing this article. It turns out Samuel W. Francis combined a spoon and a fork to create this special utensil. And did you know since before sporks,...

As we wrap up Life Insurance Awareness Month, I would ask, “Are you at risk?” Many Americans buy life insurance to cover a need, with the vast majority recognizing that it is important to protect loved ones with...

September is Life Insurance Awareness Month. While this typically means taking the time to consider the life insurance needs of you and your family, it can also be a good time to reflect on the value of the life insurance...

It seems there is seldom a day when someone doesn’t ask me what a fraternal benefit society is and what makes us different from commercial insurance companies. There is much that differentiates us from other insurance providers, but...

­September is Life Insurance Awareness Month. Are your life insurance needs adequately met? Webster’s defines adequate as that which is “satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.” I think that definition sets the tone for...