The Chapters of Indiana M.F.A.M. are mourning the passing of Brother Khonja Scott of Daniel Lodge, who answered the Master’s final call on November 8, 2026. His death has brought sadness to fellow members, friends, and the entire Scott family, as they reflect on a life remembered through brotherhood, fellowship, and meaningful connections.

In a tribute shared by the organization, Khonja was remembered for the light he brought into the lives of others and the bonds he helped strengthen within the fraternity. His presence and the memories he created will remain part of the lives of those who knew him.

The Chapters of Indiana M.F.A.M. extended their deepest condolences, love, and prayers to their GWP, Brother Ray Scott, Daniel Lodge, and the wider Scott family. Their message acknowledged the pain of losing a loved one while offering encouragement and spiritual support to everyone grieving.

Faith was central to the tribute. The organization drew comfort from Matthew 5:4, which offers the promise that those who mourn will be comforted. The scripture served as a reminder of hope and reassurance during a period of sorrow, encouraging family members and fellow brothers to lean on their faith and one another.

The tribute also honoured Khonja through a boxing reference that reflected the heavyweight champion imagery associated with his memory. The words, “Job well done, Brother!” recognized his completed earthly journey and expressed the fraternity’s belief that he had earned his eternal rest.

For Daniel Lodge and the Indiana M.F.A.M. chapters, his passing represents the loss of a brother whose relationships and presence mattered to the organization. The fraternity’s message emphasized that although his earthly life has ended, the bonds of brotherhood and the memories he leaves behind will continue.

Heartfelt condolences go to Brother Ray Scott, the Scott family, members of Daniel Lodge, and everyone mourning Khonja’s death. May they find strength through their faith, comfort in cherished memories, and support from the people standing beside them.

Brother Khonja Scott will be remembered with affection and respect by those whose lives he touched. His final earthly round may be complete, but his memory will remain a lasting part of the Indiana M.F.A.M. brotherhood.

Rest peacefully, Brother Khonja. Your legacy lives on in the hearts of your brothers and loved ones.

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