November 2022 Trestleboard
Here’s the November issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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June 2022 Trestleboard
Here’s the JUne issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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May 2022 Trestleboard
Here’s the May issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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March 2022 Trestleboard
Here’s the March issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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February 2022 Trestleboard
Here’s the February issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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January 2022 Trestleboard
Here’s the January issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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November 2021 Trestleboard
Here’s the November issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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October 2021 Trestleboard
Here’s the October issue of the Trestleboard. You can read it below or download it for offline reading (it’s in PDF format). Enjoy!
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Upcoming Lodge Happenings
First off, it was great to see everyone that was able to attend the annual BBQ. I had a great time, and I hope you all did as well. A special thank you to all of those that gave of their time and grilling equipment to make the event happen. COVID willing, there is a
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Congratulations Brother Loos
Congratulations Brother Donald Loos on your 60th Masonic Birthday! The following are my remarks from the celebration: Once a Mason, Always a Mason Many of us have heard the old saying, and I myself have wondered about its meaning. I cannot find it in any of our ritual or books of etiquette and code. I
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