We sit down with Gerald Rhoads – decorated Army pilot, retired businessman, and Past Grand Master – to explore the principles of compassion, selfless service, and the true value of history.
“The purpose of studying and liking history is so that you can learn the lessons of the past, to make decisions in the present, and plan for the future.”
A native of Youngstown, OH, our esteemed Brother shares vivid memories of flying helicopters in Vietnam (a total of 712 medevac missions), a love of education and learning, and the pursuit of a well-spent life.
“On a tombstone, it might say 1901 – 1989. The 1901 means nothing. The 1989 means nothing. It’s how you spent the DASH…that’s what counts.”
