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Subj: RE: FHV
Date: 10/7/2002 3:34:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: robert.c.mellas@mail.sprint.com
To: JoyceTice@aol.com, robert.c.mellas@mail.sprint.com
Opps, I should have waited 5 more minutes. We are actually both
mistaken. That is not the "Knights Templar" that you have pictures
there. It's the "Knights of the Golden Eagle" "KGE". Many fraternal
organization, having "Knights" use the cross in the crown symbol.
There were too many "non-Knights Templar" or near-Templar symbols, but
it just didn't look right to me. I wanted to know what the "KGE"
meant, which you did not mention. John Emory Burbage founded the
Knights of the Golden Eagle in the city of Baltimore, MD, February 6, 1873.
The Order's motto is, "Fidelity, Valor, and Honor", which is the "FVH". |
