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Wayne is a polymath who was born at a very early age and, quite impressively, has not died yet-something he considers to be a notable achievement.
He joined Freemasonry in 2006, the Holy Royal Arch in 2007, the S.R.I.A. in 2012, and the Ancient & Accepted Rite in 2013. In 2011, Wayne became the Master of Llannerch Lodge and has spent fourteen of the following fifteen years in one chair or another. His commitment to Masonry is extensive. He was a founding member of the Widows Sons North Wales chapter, served as the Provincial Webmaster for five years, the Assistant Provincial Mentor for five years, and was part of the Membership Pathways Team also for five years. Additionally, Wayne was an active member of the North Wales Association of Masonic Study for eight years, as both a Speaker and committee member, he has also been giving talks across several provinces since 2017.
Wayne is also a fervent supporter of the Blood Bikes Wales charity, dedicating his time and effort to this vital cause, raising over £50,000 from talks and presentations.
Put simply Wayne is A Blood Biker, A CodeNinja, A Gamer, A Hacker, A Blogger, A Writer & Poet, A Speaker, A Freemason, A Rosicrucian, A Reader, A Spod, A Son, An Uncle, A Brother, A Man, AN INDIVIDUAL!
From the Pen of Wayne Owens
Recent News & Blog Posts
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 26
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 26. – Book that makes you laugh out loud.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 25
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 25. – The most surprising plot twist or ending.
National Wayne Day
National Wayne Day, celebrated on March 26 each year, is a fun and quirky holiday dedicated to people named Wayne and honoring the individuals who share this name. It is a day to celebrate the unique qualities, contributions, and stories of those named Wayne, whether...
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 24
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 24. – Book you’re most embarrassed to say you like/liked.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 23
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 23. – Best book you’ve read in the last 12 months.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 22
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 22. – Least favourite plot device employed by way too many books you actually enjoyed otherwise.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 21
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 21. – Book you tell people you’ve read, but haven’t (or haven’t actually finished).
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 20
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 20. – Favourite childhood book.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 19
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 19. – A favourite author.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 18
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 18. – A book you wish you could live in.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 17
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 17. – Author I wish people would read more.
The 30 Day Book Challenge – Day 16
The idea is delightfully simple: for 30 days, you post once a day in response to a book-themed question.
DAY 16. – Most thought-provoking book.