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I hope everybody had a wonderful April. The month
was filled with all types of events such as a DeMolay
Degree, an Easter Picnic, Master Mason proficiency
workshops, Fellowcraft and Entered Apprentice
Seminars, building renovations and the ground breaking
of the Worshipful Ronald C. Perry Masonic Library.
Thanks to brothers Fabian Liendo, Al Bergrstom, Blain
Koenig, Wes Frye, Jerry Mann and Mr. Steve Lubich
for their assistance with the landscaping party that took
place at the lodge. Your hard work is truly appreciated
by all and is an example for all to emulate.
Brothers Matt Black and Matt Crabtree have spent
many hours putting a design and plan in place for the
Worshipful Ronald C. Perry Masonic Library. We are
now starting the implementation phase, which will
require some manual labor such as installing laminating
flooring, painting and installing new lighting. If you
have time to assist please contact myself or Brothers
Matt Black and Blain Koenig. Also, if you have any
books that you would like donate to the cause please
feel free to drop them off at the lodge.
Thank you to the brothers of Menifee Valley Lodge for
hosting our April OSI. Although OSI is to assist in fine
tuning our officer corps, it is open to all Master
Masons. Our next OSI is on May 20th at 7pm at the
Temecula-Catalina Island Lodge.
Congratulations to Brother Jerry Mann on being raised
to the sublime degree of Master Mason, to Brother
Daryl Vidal being passed to the degree of Fellowcraft
and Brothers Lucian Rigsby, Gabe Borba, and Carlos
Palma on receiving the Entered Apprentice degree.
Lastly, on behalf of everybody that attended the Easter
Picnic, I would like to thank Worshipful Russ Baldauf
and his lovely lady Ruth for allowing us to enjoy an
amazing Easter Picnic at their ranch. Also, a special
thank you to Brothers John McGoldrick and Tom
Hafeli and their ladies Kathy and Janet for their tireless
efforts in organizing this amazing event. All enjoyed
the amazing fellowship, the food was tasty and
plentiful, and the kids were able to hunt Easter eggs and
play on the jumper. The kids were even successful at
enticing Worshipful Russ onto the jumper. Check out
the pictures on our Facebook page.
As always I encourage you to keep an eye on the
calendar for many upcoming events such as our Annual
Teacher of the Year Dinner on May 11th as well as the
various Youth Order events. There is an enormous
amount of volunteer work that goes into making these
events a success. Please come out and support the
youth orders and the new brothers joining our lodge.
Your attendance is requested and your
recommendations are encouraged.
I hope everybody has a wonderful and healthy May and
I look forward to seeing you all.
Fraternally,
Dan Bagwell, Worshipful Master
May 2013
A Word From the East
Temecula Catalina Island Lodge No. 524
Free & Accepted Masons of the State of California
Chartered March 28, 1922
Fro
m th
e E
dito
r Greetings Brethren!
May is a great month for Masonry! Several important holidays occur in May, particularly
Mother’s Day. As good upstanding Masons, we should all make concerted efforts to
remember and celebrate that holiday appropriately! Our mothers would never forgive us if we
didn’t!
May is also National Recommitment Month, odd as that may sound. It is a great thing to think
about, however. What better time to recommit oneself to the principles of Masonry and to
strengthening the bonds of brotherhood. We should never forget that the core of Masonry is
brotherly love!
Perhaps the most important day in May for Masons is Memorial Day. Memorial Day is
officially celebrated on the last Monday during the month of May. Memorial Day is dedicated
to service men and women who gave their lives for freedom and country. It is also a time to
remember loved ones who have passed away. The roots of Memorial Day go back to 1865 and
the end of the Civil War. Memorial Day was first called Decoration Day. It was changed to
Memorial Day in 1882. John A. Logan gets primary credit for institutionalizing Memorial
Day. A Union Major General – Logan, as national commander of the Grand Army of the
Republic, proclaimed a day of remembrance for 30 May 1868. Logan was a Master Mason
from Illinois.
Temecula-Catalina Island Lodge is definitely a lodge that holds Memorial Day near and dear
to our hearts. Our lodge is filled with veterans and active servicemen of all branches. The
Worshipful Master is a former Marine (although I hear that no one is ever a “former” Marine -
once a Marine, always a Marine.) and I am a U.S. Army veteran. The list goes on and on.
Take a moment to remember all of the Masons and non-Masons that have served our nation
and particularly those that have paid the ultimate price for their service.
Yours in Fellowship and Brotherhood,
Bob English
Out
door
Deg
ree
Brother Chris Apgar is taking ACTION against MELANOMA - He needs our support!
Yes, I'm doing it, again! I signed-up to participate in a Melanoma Walk/Run to raise money for
melanoma research and awareness. This cause is very important to me as a stage 3C survivor.
I've pledged to raise at least $250.00 this year and am hoping to surpass the $200.00 that you -
my friends and family - gave so generously last year to support me. To do this, I need your help, again.
Please consider making a fully tax-deductible donation so I can reach my goal.
Melanoma is the fastest growing cancer in the United States and worldwide. One person dies
every 60 minutes from melanoma. And, there is no effective medical therapy for metastatic melanoma.
I'm taking on this challenge to do something big that will increase awareness and support research for
the CURE. Thanks for your continued support!
http://www.aimatmelanoma.org/en/aim-for-action/1158/1159/escondido-2013/6760.html
Charity A
rtic
les
Youth Orders Month
Calendar May 2013
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
7pm Jobs Bethel
2 7pm Royal Arch
Escondido 3 4
5 6
6pm Stated Dinner
7pm Stated Mtg
7 8
7pm Rainbow
9
7pm DeMolay Mtg
10 11 10am OC Com-
mandery
6pm Teacher of the
Year Dinner
12
Mother’s Day
13
7pm MM Degree
14 15
7pm Jobs Bethel
16
7pm Helix Council
Escondido
17 18
10am CHILD ID
19 20
6pm Hall Assoc
7pm OSI Temecula
21 22
7pm Rainbow
23
7pm DeMolay Mtg
24 25
26 27 DARK
Memorial Day
28 29 30 31
June 2013
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
2 3
6pm Stated Dinner
7pm Stated Mtg
4 5
7pm Jobs Bethel
6
7 8
9 10
7pm MM Degree
11 12
7pm Rainbow
13
7pm DeMolay Mtg
14 15 10am OC Com-
mandery
11am Family Picnic
16 17
7pm FC Degree
18 19 7pm Jobs
Bethel
7pm OSI San
Jacintto
20
21 22
23
30
24
6pm Hall Assoc
7pm EA Degree
25 26
7pm Rainbow
27
7pm DeMolay Mtg
28 29
2013 Officers Temecula Masonic Center
Lodge Trustees
Living Past Masters
P.M. of Other Lodges
WORSHIPFUL MASTER - Dan Bagwell
SENIOR WARDEN - Michael Coe
JUNIOR WARDEN - Don Pineda
TREASURER - Matt Crabtree
SECRETARY - Thomas K. Hafeli
(951) 526-9300 - [email protected]
SENIOR DEACON - Steve Batiz
JUNIOR DEACON - Matthew Black
MARSHAL - John McGoldrick
SENIOR STEWARD - Rhett Branin
JUNIOR STEWARD - Carl Black
CHAPLAIN - Bob Sine
TILER - Ralph Wetmore
Kyle Patrick, President
Alan Bergstrom, Vice President
Joe Zarro, Secretary
Tom Hafeli, Treasurer/Prop. Mgr
Steve Batiz, Board Member
John McGoldrick, Board Member
Danny Bagwell, Ex-Officio
Michael Coe, PM, Ex-Officio
Alan Bergstrom - Ralph Wetmore Jim
McGrath, PM - Fred Timm - Carl Black
CHARITY & RELIEF
Dan Bagwell - Don Pineda
SUNSHINE AND LODGE OUTREACH John McGoldrick - Dale Zimarik - Tom Hafeli
MEMBERSHIP Dave Bogan - Matt Crabtree - Jeff Hauser
CHILD ID Alan Bergstrom - Fred Timm
COACHING AND MASONIC EDUCATION
Carl Black - Fabien Liendo - Robert Block Ralph
Wetmore - Don Pineda - Alan Bergstrom - Matt
Crabtree - Dan Bagwell
PUBLIC SCHOOLS PROGRAMS
Joe Zarro
YOUTH GROUPS
Alan Bergstrom - Barton Holcomb
SOCIAL EVENTS
John McGoldrick - Roy DeMille - Rich Larson -
Des Sisson
WEBSITE Steve Batiz
TRESTLEBOARD
Bob English 714.421.9858 -
Anthony McLean - Michael J. Coe - James
McGrath - Larry Long - Russell L. Baldauf
Committees
3° - Jerry Mann 4/8
2° - Blaine Koenig 4/15
1° - Carlos Palma, Gabriel
Borba, Lucien Rigsby 4/22
Degrees
Birthdays
Anniversaries 05/29/47 - Lester Starbuck
05/24/63 - Edward Sibby
05/13/64 - Donald Shaw
05/19/77 - Harry Sohrabi
05/14/90 - Tom Hafeli
05/10/08 - William Dillahunty, Michael
Sekera, Chris McCowen
05/15/08 - Jeovanni Atallinni
05/29/08 - Ryan Clark
05/18/09 - Richard Larsen
05/23/11 - Matthew Black
05/31/11 - Carlito Lesigues
05/14/12 - Corey Estes
May 1 - Matthew Black
May 5 - Joshua Haydon
May 10 - Richard Madrid
May 12 - Eric Steineman
May 13 - Carlton Black
May 15 - Ryan Clark
May 20 - Darryl Vidal
May 22 - Michael Martin
May 23 - Jose Mendoza - Des Sison
May 24- Taniray Torremocha
May 25 - Charles Miller
May 26 - Michael Stys
May 27 - Matt Crabtree - Luis Cruz, Jr. - Rick
Roybal
May 28 - Perry Curtis
May 30 - Alan Bergstrom
May 31 - Adam Bennecke - Tommy Johnson III
- William Thralls
Thomas M. Gardner - Ronald W. Hull -
Alan Bowman
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Trestleboard is published monthly and is mailed and distributed electronically to our members, local Masons, and
others. Business card sized and quarter page space is available. Contact Tom Hafeli, (951) 526-9300 or
[email protected] for information and suggested donations.
Be sure to support those businesses that support your Trestleboard!
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Free & Accepted Masons
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Temecula, California 92590
951-695-0811
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