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FORMER GEORGETOWN FIRE CHIEF REED FULTON, 90, was honored for his 50 years as a Mason by representatives of his Masonic organization, based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he was a technician in the department of chemical engineering. Fulton received the award from Phil Nowlan, the second district deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, who listed a number of Fulton’s accomplishments, including Fulton’s Masonic service, his long tenure as fire chief in Georgetown, his 20 years as a Scoutmaster with Boy Scouts of America, during which he was presented the Scouts' Silver Beaver award, and his military career during World War II, during which he fought in a team assembled by Gen. George S. Patton to liberate Austria’s famed Lipizzaner horses. Fulton current serves as assistant chief of the fire department and as the town’s forest fire warden. From left at the awards presentation are Len Willett, Reed Fulton, George Jamieson, Phil Nowlan, Tom Pulkkinen and Jon Hentz.
FORMER GEORGETOWN FIRE CHIEF REED FULTON, 90, was honored for his 50 years as a Mason by representatives of his Masonic organization, based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he was a technician in the department of chemical engineering. Fulton received the award from Phil Nowlan, the second district deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, who listed a number of Fulton’s accomplishments, including Fulton’s Masonic service, his long tenure as fire chief in Georgetown, his 20 years as a Scoutmaster with Boy Scouts of America, during which he was presented the Scouts’ Silver Beaver award, and his military career during World War II, during which he fought in a team assembled by Gen. George S. Patton to liberate Austria’s famed Lipizzaner horses. Fulton current serves as assistant chief of the fire department and as the town’s forest fire warden. From left at the awards presentation are Len Willett, Reed Fulton, George Jamieson, Phil Nowlan, Tom Pulkkinen and Jon Hentz.

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