SOUTH GATE FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS LODGE No. 320 LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA Resolution of Condolence BEING ever mindful to the call of fraternal love, brotherly affection and sympathetic understanding, we, the members if SOUTH GATE LODGE No. 320 F. & A. M., in stated meeting assembled and by resolution duly adopted, extend to the bereaved relatives of our departed brother John W. Siefert our sincere sympathy in this the darkest hour of their bereavement. He was a man whom wetfovcdynonored and respected, playing well his part amongxis as a worthy, considerate brother, an upright citizen and an honorable Mason and his passing is a matter of regret to the community in which he lived ancf of great sorrow to us, his fraternal brothers. "We desire to convey to you, who were nearest and dearest to him, our deepest and most sincere understanding of your irreparable loss and bereavement. Yet sweet consolation may be found in a review of his life - his upright conduct among us - his service to you and his fellowmen - his care and consideration for those less fortunate - his reverence for God and all his many other useful and loving traits. WE ask you to beleive with us that his departure is but of short duration and that there will be a great and happy reunion in a brighter and more glorious land. Dated July 18 1931 N.F. Berkenhege Master M L Griffith Secretary