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January Trestleboard

Brethren,

Happy New Year! The January 2023 edition of the Herndon Lodge No. 264 Trestleboard is now available. Highlights include a discussion of the 125th Anniversary Party for the Lodge, the installation of new officers in December, and upcoming events in 2023.

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November Trestleboard

November Trestleboard

Brethren –
I hope that everyone is doing well and staying healthy. We will be having our Stated meeting on November 16th at 7:30pm, without a dinner beforehand. Since there will be no meal and we will again be trying to keep the meeting short, the dress will be business casual.

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September Trestleboard

September Trestleboard

Brethren –

I hope that everyone is doing well and staying healthy. We will be having our meeting on September 21 at 7:30pm, without a dinner beforehand. We will again keep the meeting short and continue with our safety precautions, but we do have a couple petitions that we need to vote on. The attire for the meeting will be business casual.

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May Trestleboard

May Trestleboard

Brethren –
Well April certainly had a lot of degree work.  In addition to Brethren observing a Centennial DeMolay Degree, the Lodge conducted Master Mason, Fellowcraft, and Entered Apprentice degrees all in one month.  Congratulations to Bros. Mark Santos and Levi Cleofe – our newest Master Masons.  And we still have more candidates for all degrees (a very nice problem to have)!

Read the full May Trestleboard Herndon May2019 TB.

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November Trestleboard

November Trestleboard

Brethren –

October is now in our rear view mirror and 2018 is rushing to an end.  What happened this past month?  Plenty!  Brother Jim Dietzel arranged an outing at Bad Axe Throwing.  An unusual sport to say the least, but those that went had a terrific time.  A visit was made to Metropolitan Lodge 161 in Leesburg.  Wonderful fellowship and an opportunity to hear different ritual was much enjoyed.  For our Stated, chef Brother Justin Matthews prepared an outstanding meal to nourish us.  Most Worshipful James Litten (2016) was our keynote speaker and provided with a Founders Day talk that included some Herndon Lodge history.  We held a Called Communication to confer the Entered Apprentice Degree and heard an EA catechism return.  We will need to schedule this Brother for his FellowCraft Degree this month.  Several Brothers sojourned north to join some 300+ Brothers – including PA Grand Master Eugene Herritt – on the Gettysburg Battlefield for a Master Mason Degree.  The month was closed out with the Leesburg Halloween Parade where we joined with the Brethren from District 2 to be “Stonecutters”.

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