Brotherhood, bikes, and charity—riding for Connecticut Masons.

— Chapter Officers —

Meet the Connecticut Widows Sons Leadership

These are the brothers who help keep our chapter organized, our rides safe, and our charity efforts focused. Reach out anytime with questions about events or membership.

Michael J. Carver

PRESIDENT

Oversees chapter operations, meetings, and long-range goals—keeping our focus on brotherhood, safe riding, and steady support for charitable work across Connecticut.

David R. Malloy

VICE PRESIDENT

Supports the President and helps coordinate chapter activities, ride plans, and member communication—stepping in wherever needed to keep things moving smoothly.

Steven P. Harrington

SECRETARY

Manages meeting notes, chapter records, and official correspondence—making sure information stays clear, accurate, and easy for members to reference.

Robert E. Gaines

TREASURER

Handles chapter finances, budgeting, and charity disbursements with care—helping ensure funds are tracked properly and used where they can do the most good.

— Our Leadership Values —

Lead with Brotherhood and Purpose

Our officers serve the Connecticut Widows Sons by setting the tone on the road and in the community—keeping rides organized, members supported, and our charitable mission front and center.

01

We ride as one, we look out for all

Leadership starts with respect and steady example. We keep our chapter unified, welcome new brothers the right way, and make sure no member is left behind—on a ride, at a meeting, or in life.

02

Accountable, dependable, and above-board

Our officers are trusted to do what we say we’ll do—show up prepared, communicate clearly, and make decisions that reflect well on the association and the Masonic community we represent.

03

Disciplined riding, clear planning

We promote smart riding habits, solid ride planning, and calm leadership in the pack. The goal is simple: every brother rides within his limits and everyone gets home safe.

04

Charity with boots on the ground

We lead by serving—supporting local causes, showing up for families in need, and using our presence to raise awareness and funds where they matter most across Connecticut.

05

Clear expectations, no confusion

Good leadership keeps things straightforward. We share the who/what/when for rides and events, answer questions respectfully, and keep members informed so participation is easy.

READY TO RIDE

Meet the officers. Then reach out.

Have a question for our chapter leadership, interested in membership, or looking to partner on a charity ride? Send a message and we’ll connect you with the right officer.