Kassandra loves the Grange!

Our Grange is one big family. They welcome everyone. They are the heart of this community. Rebekah is an angel on earth!

Kassandra Holmes, Jonesboro Grange #357

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Do you love the Grange? Can you explain what’s great about being a member? It only takes a minute to click the button and tell the world!

Amanda Jo loves the Grange!

I love the Grange because it’s not just a place, it’s a family! It’s the sense of community and all the smiling faces!

Amanda Jo Holland, Perry Grange #324

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Phil loves the Grange!

Why I love the Grange is the feeling of belonging. It really is the definition of family.

Phil Roberts, Jonesboro Grange #357

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Rebecca loves the Grange!

I love the feeling of being part of something that actively tries to help the community.

“The other Rebecca,” Jonesboro Grange #357

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Rebekah loves the Grange!

 The Grange has given me a beautiful, caring family and has provided so many opportunities to be present our community, outside of our Grange building walls. I truly enjoy community service and the Grange has given me an outlet to serve Down East, Maine and beyond. The opportunities to grow within the Grange are unlimited. I love the rich Grange history. It’s an honor to be part of this family!

Rebekah Hodgson, Jonesboro Grange #357

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Judy loves the Grange!

 I love that the Jonesboro Grange is like one big extended family. The Jonesboro Grange does a lot of community events for the public.

Judy Lyons, Jonesboro Grange #357

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Dale loves the Grange!

I love the Grange because we are continuing a tradition 150+ years old of inclusion and equality.

Dale Holst, Alexander Grange #304

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Vicki loves the Grange!

“I would say my biggest and best benefit is the extended family I have found in the Grange. Where else can you go and have so many brothers and sisters? I have met so many people in my Grange travels, and they are all family.”

Vicki Huff, Hollis Grange #132

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Jessica loves the Grange!

I love all of the activities and events that the grange does throughout the year.

Jessic Thurston-Creations Custom and Homemade, LLC, Hollis Grange #132

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Willow Grange Honors 700 Years of Service

By Paula Roberts

Willow Grange #366, of Jefferson, presented membership awards to (from left) Henry Post (70), Leo Glidden (65), Sharon Morton (50), Nancy Post (55), Gladys Glidden (65), Norman Hunt (55), Judy Hunt (25), Patricia Moody (50), and Dottie Parker (60). (Laurie McBurnie photo)

On July 28, 2022, Willow Grange master Ed Worthley and secretary Laurie McBurnie presented membership awards to Judy Hunt (25 years), Norman Hunt (50 & 55), Patricia Moody (50), Sharon Morton (50), Nancy Post (55), Dottie Parker (60), Gladys Glidden (65), Leo Glidden (65), and Henry Post (70). Member earning awards earned but unable to attend were Wilfred Manley (50), Kathryn Brown (65), Hazel Kleinschmidt (75), and Madelyn Creamer (85).