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Meetings:1st & 3rd Tuesday @ 7:30pm
265 Pine St, Englewood, FL 34223
Englewood Masonic Lodge # 360PO Box 117Englewood, FL 34295-0117941-475-9211
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ENGLEWOOD MASONIC LODGE NO. 360 F&AM
2019TRESTLEBOARD
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
1
2 3 4Dinner 6:30
Stated Meeting7:30
Eastern Star1:30
5
6 7 8
9Chicken BBQ11:30-1:00
10 11Fellow Craft
Degree7:00
12 13 14 15Spaghetti
Supper5:00-7:00
16 17 18Dinner 6:30
Stated Meeting7:30
19Eastern Star
1:30
20Amaranth
1:30
21 22
23Chicken BBQ11:30-1:00
30
24 25Lodge
Practice7:00
26Eastern Star
1:30
27Dis 23
Master Mason @Englewood 360 also school of
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Worshipful Master W\ Denis Doome Lady:Debbie 941- 830-1249 [email protected]
Senior Warden W\ Mike Short Lady: Robin 941-812-9556 [email protected]
Junior Warden David Mashia Lady: Michelle 941-468-0231 [email protected]
Secretary W\ Jim Beamguard 804-305-9635 [email protected]
Treasurer W\ Bill Reed Lady: Ellie 603.767.5558 [email protected]
Senior Deacon Darrell LaCourse Lady : Tracy 941-441-5177 [email protected]
Junior Deacon Mickey Mullins 941-650-8715 [email protected]
Marshal W\ Charles Rock Lady: Michele 941.650.1823 [email protected]
Chaplain W\ Harry Shaffer Jr Lady: Susan 941.473.4615 [email protected]
Senior Steward Jason Sisson 216-856-3077 [email protected]
Junior Steward Victor Boyd Lady: Jennifer 941-882-2527 [email protected]
Tyler Russell Powers Lady: Janice 570-916-1244 [email protected]
Organist Ken McBride Lady:Nelli 609-335-4653 [email protected]
Lodge Instructor W\ Lou Kelly 941-468-5457 [email protected]
R\W\DDGM R\W\Doug Dobbs Lady: Jenny 941-545-1726 [email protected]
2019 OFFICERS OF THE LODGE
1987/1988 – R\W\Gary Schroeder 1997 – W\ James Thompson 2005 – W\ Jason Rose 2016 - W\Stoney Stonecipher
1990 – W\ Antonio Sinopoli 1998/2001 – W\ Bobby Jones 2006 – R\W\ Gene Jeffers 2017/2018 - W\Dan Van Alstine
1991 – W\ Charles Rock 2000 – W\ Gerry Roberts 2008 /2011– W\ Bob Holland
1994 – W\ Peter McIvers 2002 – W\ Russell DeFrahn 2012 – W\ Scott Budwitz
1995 – W\ Dana Morgan 2003 – W\ Frank Moffett 2013/2014 - W\ Jerry Wadel
1996 – W\ Roberto Grolemund 2004 – W\ Scott Johnson 2015 - W\ Denis Doome
23RD MASONIC DISTRICTDDGM: R\W\ Doug Dobbs 941-545-1726 DISTRICT INSTRUCTOR: R\H\ JJ. Albriton 941.209.8340
DISTRICT WEBSITE: http://www.trowel.com/flamason/dist27.htm
LIVING PAST MASTERS OF ENGLEWOOD LODGE #360
valentine dinneYY14th. menu of
Swiss steak, mashed potatoes , green beans, roll and desert. 4pc.
band for dancing. no cost, no
reservations. Come enjoy your
Brothers & Sisters
June 4, 2019 meal
Email:
District 23 PicnicJune 8th 11-3 PM Rothenback
Park in Sarasota.8650 Bee Ridge Rd.
District 23School of Instruction At Sarasota No. 147
On 5/23/2019
FROM THE EASTMy brothers When you get this TB we will have been to Grand Lodge to vote on the resolutions. I will brief everyone on the first
meeting how the vote went . We are still busy with degree practices and the team is working well and we will have a FC degree the 19th. We had another fundraiser at the gun range and now we are famous for Charlies gravy, it appears we will do 1 every month, We have some up coming events we need to discuss and start planning for so come and put your 2 cents in. Remember 2 heads are better than 1.June is the start of hurricane season, be sure you are repaired and last but not least the lodge is a good shelter.
Alone we are a single drop, together we can be a tidal wave
Fraternally Yours,Worshipful Master, W\Denis Doome P M
FROM THE WESTWell my Brothers we are going into June Running with plenty of work in the quarry.First stated meeting of the month is on the 4th and our last practice for our fellow craft degree is on the 6th. At 7:00p.m.Fellow craft
degree is on the 11th at 7:00. Second stated meeting is on the 18th.
The 9th is our chicken BBQ. The 23rd is our second chicken BBQ. The both start at 11:00 and go till 1:00 Our awesome Spaghetti dinner is on the 15th. At 5 to 7 hope you see you there
FraternallyMike Short, Senior Warden
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June 9Michael MackenzieFrank DemarcoNicolas Lanza JrJune 11Paul KatrenakJason RoseJune 12Floyd Matter, Jr
June 18Edward Tucker StJune 25Peter McIversGerry RobertsRobert MoschiniJune 26Bobby Jones
June 27Charles RoseWilliam Stonecipher, JrJune 28Aurther Sheninger
June 29Stephen Murphy
BIRTHDAYCELEBRATIONS
FROM THE SOUTHMy brothers,It’s hard to believe its June and we are already half way through the year, time is flying by. Happy Father’s Day to all our brothers with children, I hope all enjoy their special day. Several of our brother have returned to their homes up north for the summer, so it is important that all our local brothers come out and support the lodge! There is always something happing at the lodge, we are having a Fellow Craft Degree on June 11th @7pm come out and support our new brother moving up in Masonry. As always we have our two stated meeting, this month, Tuesday the 4th and Tuesday the 18th , we have our chicken BBQ’s the Second and fourth Sundays of the month (9th and 23rd), our spaghetti dinner on the 3rd Saturday (June 15th) Come out and join in on the fun and fellowship our Lodge has to offer.
Fraternally,David R. Mashia Junior Warden
30 YearsDarrell LaCourse
Dwight Phelps
40 YearsWilliam Hyde III
MASONIC ANNIVERSARIES
(Reported in 5 year Increments)
MASONIC EDUCATION
The seven liberal arts and sciences are a recurring theme in Masonic inform This field of study was first defined in the middle ages. This includes grammar,rhetoric, logic, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music. We do not have to be scientist, mathematician, musician or astronomer to be a Freemason. The
seven liberal arts and sciences do teach us to have respect for knowledge and to continue our education within our craft and everyday life.
.W\ Harry Shaffer Jr., 33°Lodge Mentor / Education Officer
MYAKKA SCOTTISH RITE CLUB
Dark for Summer
Mike Short 32President
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STARBetween our May Official, and our meetings of June 12th and 26th, it feels like June will be over before
it started. I hope you all had a chance to attend the June 12 th surprise 100 th birthday party for Sister June Currier, it was special.Brother Bill and I can’t thank everyone enough for “stepping up” and attending our Official. Yourattendance provided for a great meeting. It was very nice to see both new and old friends working together, its what STAR is all about.Our time together has gone by so fast. Before we know it many of you will be back from visiting friends and family “up north”.Remember to stay in touch with your Sisters and Brothers. Some dates to put into your calendar August 24th is Rob Morris picnic, 10 a.m. Der Dutchman, Sarasota ($15 brunch) for all of District 21.Sept. 28 th Loyalty Chapter, Cape Coral, WGM’s Grand Officer’s School of InstructionOctober 9th will be our first meeting back in the fall. We continue to have concerns for our Sisters and Brothers who are ill or who have loved ones that arefacing personal situations. We are asking that you keep praying for a speedy recovery for all of them.Please let Adrienne Skoog, Brother Bill Wilbour or I, know of any concerns during the summer.
In STAR Love and Friendship,
Lucy Crist, Worthy Matron Bill Wilbour, Worthy Patron
ORDER OF THE AMARANTH
On Thursday, June20th, at 12 noon, Suncoast Court members will assemble for a light lunch providedBy H.L. Ellen Traverson and S.K.s Russell Defrahn and Ken Traverson. Meeting will begin at 1:30 P M during which Grand Court reports will be heard. Supreme Council will be meeting in St. Louis, Mo. On June 24-28, 2019.There will be no meetings of Suncoast Court during July and August. We will resume again on Thursday, September 19th, at 1: 30 p.m.
H.L. Linda Farney,PGRM S.K. Ed Behringer, DSRPRoyal Matron Royal Patron
CHAPLAIN’S CORNER
IN THE HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY, MASONS HAVE BEEN ATTACKED ON RELIGIOUS GROUNDS. THIS IS MOST NOTABLY BEFORE FORMATION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND IN 1717BY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, STARTING IN THE LATE 1600’S AND
CONTINUING THROUGH THE1700’S AND 1800’S. THE CHURCH PLACED 20 PAPAL PRONOUNCEMENTS, CANNON RULE SAND LAWS AGAINST FREEMASONRY IN EUROPE AND MANY OTHER COUNTRIES. EVEN CHURCHES TODAY IN AMERICA HAVE STRONG
OBJECTIONS AGAINST FREEMASONRY. HOWEVER, THE PUBLICATION OF REVEREND JAMES ANDERSON’S ‘CONSTITUTIONS OF FREE MASONS’ IN 1723STATES THAT “NO PRIVATE QUARRELS ABOUT RELIGION ARE TO BE HELD WITHIN THE DOORS”. WE HAVE A LONG
TRADITION OF NOT DISCUSSING RELIGION OR POLITICS IN THE LODGE. AGAIN, WE MUST TELL NON-MASONS THAT WE ARE OBLIGATED TO HAVE A BELIEF IN GOD, BUT ADVOCATE NO SECTOR OF FAITH OR PRACTICE AS WE SEEK DIVINE GUIDANCE.
W\ Harry Shaffer Jr., 33°Chaplain
