Glenn L. Humphrey Lodge Awards Recognition Night

Glenn L. Humphrey Freemasons Lodge celebrated Masons’ significant contributions to the Lodge and Freemasonry on March 8th. Sixty-five Masons, friends, and family gathered for a social event with a meal prepared by Three Pillars dining staff and music by the Junior Optimist Club of Kettle Moraine High School. Pictured above, Brother Francis Xavier McKenna receives the Trowel Award from PM David Renly for his work in spreading the cement of brotherly love and affection, binding us into the greatest fraternity the world has ever known.

Kay Bunting, Lady of the Year award for her dedication and commitment have been a cornerstone of our success. We are truly fortunate to have someone of her caliber helping on our behalf. Her tireless efforts, attention to detail, and unwavering support have not gone unnoticed and have made a significant impact on the Glenn L Humphrey Lodge.

Brother Renly presented awards as follows: Brother L. Gordon Kolm for 65 years being raised to Master Mason in 1959 at Burlington Lodge No. 28; Brother Josef F. Pronnet for 60 years being raised to Master Mason in 1965 at Aurora Lodge No. 30; Brother Duane L. Bunting for 55 years being raised to Master Mason in 1969 at Ozaukee Lodge No. 17; Brother Stephen D. Agne with 55 years being raised to Master Mason in 1970 at Lake Lodge No. 189; PGM Robert E. Moore for 55 years being raised to Master Mason in 1970 at Waukesha Lodge No. 37. A Past Master Certificate given to Brother Glenn E. Shong for his years of service to the Glenn L. Humphrey Lodge. 

Brother Edward Cooke was presented the Mason of the Year Award for distinguishing himself by extraordinary accomplishments and deeds, thereby improving the welfare of his lodge and his Brethren. 
Brother Richard A. Mitchell was awarded the Pinch Hitter of the Year for stepping in and filling various roles to ensure successful meetings.
Brother William Bailey receives the Rookie of the Year Award from PM David Renly for taking on responsibilities and duties to improve the lodge with more knowledge and light.

Submitted by Brother Ed Cooke, Secretary Treasurer

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