Passing of a dear friend and kilt mentor

[imbrius]

My friend and brother, Major Bruce Davie, passed away this weekend. He was not only a role model and mentor to me as a man and as a Mason but also in the ways of the kilt, which he wore to every single lodge meeting where he served us as Chaplain. He was also in our shrine's Highland pipe and drum corps where he played tenor drum. He was always the drummer in the annual processional of the haggis to begin our lodge's Burns supper.

I can't attend his funeral because of the virus but I can drink a toast of his favorite whisky in his honor. Rest easy, old friend.

[FossilHunter]

My friend and brother, Major Bruce Davie, passed away this weekend. He was not only a role model and mentor to me as a man and as a Mason but also in the ways of the kilt, which he wore to every single lodge meeting where he served us as Chaplain. He was also in our shrine's Highland pipe and drum corps where he played tenor drum. He was always the drummer in the annual processional of the haggis to begin our lodge's Burns supper.

I can't attend his funeral because of the virus but I can drink a toast of his favorite whisky in his honor. Rest easy, old friend.

I’m sorry to hear that. My heartfelt condolences.

[Father Bill]

May he rest in peace with the skirl of the pipes in his ears.

[Crazy Dave]

Of course I didn't know him, but will toast to him tonight. Sounds like a fine fellow.

[KILTED BILL]

So sorry to hear about the passing of your friend. Raise your glass and remember the good times with him. I have a good friend of mine visiting me tomorrow and i will make sure we raise a glass to him also. My sincere regards to you and all the friends and family of your lost friend.