On April 4, Fred Tepper at the Masonic Home in Cockeysville. He was a proud Mason who considered the fraternal organization to be one of the most impactful collections of “menschen” with whom he had the privilege of associating. Born in Washington, D.C. on March 23, 1928 to Phillip and Bessie Tepper, he spent his […]
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