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Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt’s Report to the Craft

July 2, 2026 No Comments

June 5, 2026 Good Friday morning, Brothers! It is a sincere honor and extreme privilege to stand before you today, as Grand Master of Masons in Wisconsin, to proudly report to you that the state of Wisconsin Freemasonry is STRONG! One year ago, I stood before this august body and told you that it was never my intention to become Grand Master. It’s not a title I ever sought — or an accolade that I ever thought I deserved. But

Wisconsin Freemasons meet for 182nd Annual Communication

July 2, 2026 No Comments

By Brother Roger Wolski Early on the morning of June 5, the gavel sounded and the 182nd Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Wisconsin was underway. The opening of the lodge was conducted by the officers of Barneveld Lodge No. 319: Worshipful Master Robert Massey, Senior Warden David Grinder, Junior Warden Charles Meyer, Senior Deacon Jacob Nygren, Junior Deacon Benjamin Lyons, Senior Steward Dan Maughan, Junior Steward Scott Komplin, Tyler Joseph Barrios, Secretary-Treasurer Robert

The Grand Master’s Message

July 1, 2026 No Comments

By Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in Wisconsin, Brother Joseph E. Thompson Annual Communication Address Good Morning Brethren! What a wonderful day it is to be a Freemason! I hope everyone enjoyed themselves last evening! It is such an honor to be stranding before you all! Words cannot express how humble I feel! This ensuing Masonic year is going to be filled with fun, education, and Brotherly Love! If you don’t know, let it be known, “I am a Traditionalist.”

Waucoma Lodge’s 99th Annual Oyster Stew Dinner

June 30, 2026 No Comments

Brethren celebrated Waucoma Lodge’s 99th Oyster Stew Dinner on May 18 in the building the Lodge purchased in 1864 in Cooksville with the original deed dating back to 1846. At one time a general store occupied the downstairs. Pictured above, Brother Duane Huber served up the oyster stew he prepared for the evening — Brother Duane was also celebrating his 89th birthday that day! Brothers from around the state attend this annual event which began in 1927. It always proves

Potosi Freemasons assist breast cancer recovery

June 29, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons of Warren Masonic Lodge (No. 4) in Potosi hosted a spaghetti dinner to benefit Breast Cancer Recovery in the local area. Pictured above, from left: District 8 Deputy Daniel M. Wohlfert, Tom Schwantes, DR Jeremy Winkler, Ron Jaacks, Emmit Riley and PGM Davey L. White Jr. District 8 Newsletter

Ripon Freemasons clean-up Highway 23

June 28, 2026 No Comments

Seven Brothers of Prairie View Masonic Lodge (No. 95) in Ripon cleaned part of Highway 23 between Ripon and Green Lake as part of the Adopt-A-Highway program on May 11. This happens once each spring and each fall. Pictured above, from left: Rick Coles, Ron Triemstra, Tom Voight, Tim Aither, Bill Boutwell, Wes Wassell, and Meade Grim. Submitted by Brother Rick Coles

Stevens Point Freemasons serve food at Salvation Army

June 27, 2026 No Comments

As part of their community involvement, Brothers from Evergreen Masonic Lodge (No. 93) were at the Salvation Army Hope Center in Stevens Point serving food. DD6 Adam J. Rigden joined us. Pictured above, from left: Secretary Mike Bredlau, Junior Warden Charlie Crandall, DD6 Adam J. Rigden, Master John White and Senior Warden Charley White. Submitted by Mike Bredlau, Secretary/Treasurer

Waupaca Freemasons Level Headstone of First Master

June 26, 2026 No Comments

Waupaca Freemason Lodge (No. 123) recently re-leveled, set, and cleaned the headstone of the first Master of their Lodge in 1860, Dr. Linus Brainard, a well respected Doctor known to ride up to 20 miles a day to see patients. He also built a saw mill on the Waupaca River. In 1862, at age 54, he volunteered to help the Union’s efforts in the Civil War as a surgeon and served from 1862-1865 with the 7th Wisconsin Infantry. A re-dedication

Portage “Trees and Treasures” provides $3,300 in community support

June 25, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons and their families of Fort Winnebago Masonic Lodge (No. 33) in Portage hosted a very successful “Trees and Treasures” this past holiday season. Profound thanks goes out to the generous donors who donated 15 trees and the gifts under each tree. The community participated by purchasing hundreds of raffle tickets. The Lodge was able to donate 277 pounds of food and $792 to the Portage Food Pantry and $1,250 to The Harbor Recovery Center. They also added $1,250 to

Frontier-Badger Lodge Highway cleanup

June 24, 2026 No Comments

Brothers from Frontier-Badger Masonic Lodge No. 45 participated in their annual spring highway cleanup on May 9. Brothers from the Lodge have been cleaning up the same section of Highway 14/61 outside of La Crosse for around 35 years. Pictured above, from left: Jason Lien, Jerry Larsen, Kevin Greeno, John Snider, Michael Barreyro and Kyle Larson. Submitted by Brother Kyle Larson

Sheboygan Freemasons Deliver Toys to Ronald McDonald House

June 23, 2026 No Comments

Brothers from Sheboygan Freemasons Lodge delivered 185 toys to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin on May 2. Charitable giving is important to all of us. For one of our Brothers, Shannon Moody, helping the Ronald McDonald House holds much deeper meaning. Here’s Shannon’s story: “I wanted to tell you about the Ronald McDonald Houses. They have been around for a long time, and I personally experienced their caring and devotion to helping. In 1985 my oldest daughter was

New Job’s Daughters Bethel in Eagle River

June 22, 2026 No Comments

Bethel #80 Job’s Daughters International of Eagle River, was chartered recently. Bethel #80 is proud to be not only the newest Bethel but the largest in the state and the first Bethel to be chartered in 40 years. Bethel Guardian is Nancy Grandy, Past Grand Bethel Honored Queen in Illinois. Associate Bethel Guardian is Brother Carl Wussow, Past Grand Master of Masons in Wisconsin. Girls from other Bethels in the state attended and assisted with the charter. Also attending were

Richland Center Freemasons sell brats for GRACE

June 21, 2026 No Comments

Keith D. Chamberlain Lodge (No. 66) hosted a brat stand in Richland Center on May 7-8 where the Brothers raised money to donate to Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination – also known as Walk With G.R.A.C.E. G.R.A.C.E. Inc. aids the greater Richland Area by providing services to cancer patients to help fight and cope with the disease by funding the medical community for diagnosis, treatment and services as well as funding to better educate the area about preventative care decisions.

Milwaukee-Harmony Masons donate $3,000 to Kathy’s House

June 20, 2026 No Comments

Brother Josef Pronnet recently presented a check for $3000 from the Freemasons of Milwaukee-Harmony Masonic Lodge (No. 261) to Kim Lamansky of Kathy’s House in Milwaukee. Kathy’s House is a hospital guest house, which creates a safe, compassionate, affordable, “home away from home,” for those traveling for medical care. Submitted by Brother Josef Pronnet

Stevens Point Masons Raise Money for McKinley School Playground

June 19, 2026 No Comments

Brothers from Evergreen Lodge (No. 93) recently participated in the McKinley School Fundraiser in Stevens Point. The Lodge was a major contributor to raising money for new playground equipment. Pictured above, Senior Warden Charley White and Secretary Mike Bredlau are at the table where they also promoted fire safety devices. Photo by Brother John White, Submitted by Mike Bredlau, PM

Freemasons donate AED to New Richmond Police Department

June 18, 2026 No Comments

Brothers of New Richmond Masonic Lodge (No. 195) recently donated an AED to the New Richmond Police Department. Pictured above, from left: Treasurer Mark Mayry, Master Chad Fonseca, Chief of Police Craig Yehlik and PM Mike Kastens. Submitted by Brother Mark Mayry

Glenn L. Humphrey Freemasons hold Ladies Recognition Breakfast

June 17, 2026 No Comments

Glenn L. Humphrey Freemasons Lodge hosted its annual “Ladies Recognition Breakfast” to honor and celebrate the women who enrich our lives on May 16. The breakfast reflected the values we hold dear — charity, integrity, and care for one another — which are demonstrated every day by the women gathered at Three Pillars Village on the Square. Guests enjoyed a wonderful buffet breakfast prepared by Executive Chef Shawn Kolo and the kitchen staff. The keynote speaker was Kelly Miller, Director

Hartford Freemasons donate AED to St. Aidan’s Church

June 16, 2026 No Comments

This project started last year when Hartford Masonic Lodge (No. 120) found out there was a need for a new AED device at a local church, St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church, in Hartford. The AED they had was older and the battery for it was no longer available from the vendor. Master Chris Weed, proposed that the Lodge Brothers look into donating an AED to St. Aidan’s. Lodge members then voted on and approved the proposal. The AED was received in

Five new Master Masons in Burlington Lodge

June 15, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons of Burlington Lodge (No. 28) had the pleasure of raising five new Master Masons on May 9, with the assistance of several Brethren, Cornerstone Chapter of Widow’s Sons — as well as having the honor of our Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt in attendance. Pictured above, (then) Grand Master Schoenfeldt addresses new MMs from left: Mike Cowart, Dakotah Gyger, Jason Dey, Jimmie Toygan and Carl Haak. Submitted by Brother Allen Jones, Master

Chetek Freemasons celebrate their Past Masters

June 14, 2026 No Comments

By Brother James Toman Thank you to everyone who attended our Chetek Freemasons Lodge Past Masters Night! It was a wonderful evening of fellowship and camaraderie with 14 Master Masons and 6 Past Masters in attendance. The evening was well enjoyed by all as everyone settled right into good conversation, shared stories, and the kind of brotherhood that makes our Lodge special. The trestle board was filled with laughter, goodwill, and memories both old and new. A special thank you

Ripon Freemasons assist Green Lake Boy Scouts

June 13, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons of Prairie View Lodge (No. 95) in Ripon recently donated $500 to an area Boy Scout Troop — including matching funds from the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation’s “Acts of Kindness” grant program. Pictured above, Scoutmaster Tom Beatty receives the donation from Brothers Phil Wepner (left) and Meade Grim to benefit Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Troop #630 of Green Lake. Submitted by Brother Rick Coles

Ladysmith Freemasons donate 16th FST to Cornell-Holcombe Fire Department

June 12, 2026 No Comments

The Brothers of Ladysmith Freemasons Lodge traveled to the Cornell-Holcombe Satellite Fire Department on May 4, to donate their 16th Fire Suppression Tool. The Lodge is committed to their joint efforts with the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation to donate FSTs to our Wisconsin First Responders, including law enforcement, EMTs and fire departments. Pictured above, from left: Ken Brown, Kody Morfoot, Gary Applequist, Master Bob Grunseth, Fire Chief Matt Boulding, Bill Howard, Fire Captain Chad Spegal and Fire Lieutenant Eric Westaby. Photo

Glenn L. Humphrey Freemasons donate 10 Bikes for Youth

June 11, 2026 No Comments

By Brother Ed Cooke In April, members of Glenn L Humphrey Lodge visited the Lad Lake facility to present a donation to purchase 10 trail bikes for the student residents. Half of the money came from the Act of Kindness program through the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. During the visit, Master Larry Nines invited Lad Lake to attend the Lodge’s May Stated Meeting with a few students and bikes so lodge members could see how their donations were being used. Lad

The Grand Master’s Message: Thank you!

June 1, 2026 No Comments

By Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in Wisconsin Brother Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt As the great philosopher (and Wisconsin native) Steve Miller said, “Time keeps on slippin’, slippin’, slippin’… into the future.” Just as quickly as we began, here we are already – nearly 12 months in to our incredible journey together. First let me report on several of the 25 events I attended this month. I had a great time at the Valley of Milwaukee Scottish Rite reunion honoring Brother

Day of Light in Eau Claire Raises 16 New Masons

May 27, 2026 No Comments

By Brother Bryce L. Fransway, District 2 Deputy A huge thank you to all who attended and assisted with the D2 Day of Light on March 21! It was a massive success, with a total of 16 new Master Masons raised from across Northwestern Wisconsin. The day was made even better by the great turnout and the excellent degree work performed. District 1 joined us to perform the EA degree, and combined D1 and D2 teams provided the FC and

35,000 Eggs Scattered at Shawano Annual Easter Egg Hunt

May 24, 2026 No Comments

Shawano Area Masons hosted their Annual Easter Egg Hunt for the community. 35,000 eggs were spread across the Shawano United Methodist Church’s nine acre campus. Approximately 1500 people total endured the cool temperatures and waited patiently for their turn at seeing the Easter Bunny and the collecting of eggs. Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt made his 180th appearance visiting our event. The Masons gave out free hotdogs and Sun Drop to all kids as well as over 1000 special prizes

Freemasons host 38th annual Lodi Easter Egg Hunt

May 23, 2026 No Comments

By Brother John Donaldson Egg hunters were not deterred by the rainy conditions on Holy Saturday as droves of youngsters and their parents came to the Lodi Elementary School for the annual Lodi Valley Lodge No. 99 Easter egg hunt. This was the 38th year for the popular event. The Brothers showed up bright and early to inflate balloons, show the Easter Bunny where to hide the eggs and to set up a bounty of prizes for the many lucky

Oregon Freemasons host Community Easter Egg Hunt

May 21, 2026 No Comments

The Oregon Area Fire-EMS District and Oregon Lodge No. 151 hosted their annual Oregon Easter Egg Hunt on April 4. Oregon Area Fire-EMS personnel and Oregon Brethren and their ladies met at the Oregon Masonic Center on April 1 to stuff the eggs. The Easter Bunny was on hand to visit with the kids and pose for pictures. Hundreds of kids were off at the sound of the siren to gather the eggs.

Manawa Freemasons present jump bag

May 19, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons from Manawa Lodge No. 82 presented a jump bag to Iola Police Department. Pictured above from left: Chief Paul Zierler and Iola Village President Jennifer Schustek; Brothers Pastor Leo Cadavos, David Forsythe, Tom Squires, Tom Wingert, Chris Gans, and Gene Reece. Photo by Trey Foerster; Submitted by Brother Tom Squires, Secretary

Ozaukee Freemasons Support Local Law Enforcement with Equipment Donation

May 17, 2026 No Comments

In a powerful display of community partnership and commitment to public safety, the Ozaukee Lodge No.17, located in Port Washington, recently made a meaningful contribution to local law enforcement agencies. The Lodge donated fire suppression tools to the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office and speed detection equipment to the Port Washington Police Department. The funds used to purchase the equipment were raised through a community-driven initiative—a golf outing organized by the Lodge. What began as a simple idea quickly grew into

Clear Lake Freemasons support hunter’s safety

May 15, 2026 No Comments

Clear Lake Lodge No. 230 Brothers Dan Boerbon and Sam Christenson presented a check to DNR instructors to cover the cost of 14 students taking hunter safety training. Submitted by Brother Rodney Christensen

Plymouth Freemasons host Veterans Breakfast

May 13, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons from Cassia Lodge (No. 167) in Plymouth hosted their first “Veterans Appreciation Breakfast” on March 29. It was very well attended. Pictured above, Brother Jon Arndt makes the pancakes. The Lodge thanks the Plymouth Community and veterans for joining them! Submitted by Brother Mark Provencher Jr.

Owen Lodge Freemasons host 28th Corned Beef Dinner

May 11, 2026 No Comments

Owen Lodge No. 317 served up its 28th Corned Beef Dinner with all the veggies to nearly 100 repeat Masons and friends on March 29. Pictured above are Brothers Les Craven (age 96!) and PM Brian Bredlau “Chief Chef“ of the dinner. It has become an Irish treat that they look forward to every year. Funds from this special meal are used to support local fire and safety personnel and other community needs over the years and everyone really enjoys

Lodges support American Legion Easter Egg Hunt

May 9, 2026 No Comments

New Richmond Freemasons Lodge No. 195 and North Star Masonic Lodge No. 187 jointly contributed $500 to the New Richmond American Legion Post #80 Community Easter Egg Hunt held on March 28, 2026. Pictured above, from left: Roger Keller, Jerry DuBois, Mark Mayry, Wendell Knutson, Ryan Larson, Post #80 Commander Mike O’Keefe, Barry Ausen and Mike Kastens. Submitted by Brother Mark Mayry

Tomah Freemasons hold Wild Game Feed

May 8, 2026 No Comments

By Brother Todd Wohlert Tomah Freemasons Lodge (No. 132) held their annual wild game feed Saturday night April 18. Over 60 people from the community came to the Lodge and enjoyed this exotic meal. This was a fundraiser to support their high school scholarship program, it raised $1500 that night. The menu included cheese and crackers with trout spread and venison bologna, bear BBQ, venison, elk meatballs, venison hash, moose wontons, turkey bake, turkey risotto, and fried Bluegill and Crappie

Glenn L. Humphrey Freemasons donate over $3,000 to Lad Lake!

May 7, 2026 No Comments

Lad Lake is located just a few acres east of the Three Pillars campus. Established in 1902, Lad Lake predates the Wisconsin Masonic home—which is now known as Three Pillars—by three years. Throughout its long history, Lad Lake has been dedicated to helping thousands of young boys overcome challenging personal circumstances. The organization’s mission centers on guiding these boys toward lives characterized by health, safety, opportunity, and self-reliance. To further Lad Lake’s mission, the Glenn L. Humphrey Lodge, in partnership

Plymouth Freemasons present two jump bags

May 5, 2026 No Comments

Brothers Rory Beebe and Edwin Steffes present two jump Bags to Deputy Chief Matt Starker of the Plymouth Police Department from Cassia Lodge No. 167, Plymouth. The Lodge was happy that they were able to give back to our community and provide these units to their local police department. Submitted by Brother Mark Provencher Jr.

Leadership Team Spring Meeting in Green Bay Covers Many Topics

May 3, 2026 No Comments

By Rich Rygh Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt and his Lady Janelle hosted the spring Leadership Team Meeting at the Oneida Hotel in Green Bay, April 24-26. It was a very productive and enjoyable weekend with business conducted and time set aside for community service, topped off with a tour of Lambeau Field, Saturday afternoon. Saturday morning the team split into two groups, one assisting Roosevelt Lodge setting up for a Veteran’s Appreciation Dinner, the other rebuilding part of a

The Grand Master’s Message: Running Through the Finish Line

April 30, 2026 No Comments

By Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in Wisconsin Brother Jeff Schoenfeldt It’s been another incredible month in Wisconsin Freemasonry! Since my last writing, I have been to Burlington Lodge twice: once for their really fun “Gentlemen’s Night” which was an incredible amount of Brotherhood with some delicious beers to sip on, thanks to Brothers Jan Talaga and Shawn Noble. I was back a couple days later for their scholarship pancake breakfast and got to sit with some of the Brothers

Stuffed animals from PetSmart to District 1 kids

April 28, 2026 No Comments

The Brethren of District 1 recently distributed stuffed animals donated by PetSmart to children at Iron River elementary school. Submitted by DD1 Danny L. Bourassa

Sheboygan Freemasons assist Rainbow Kids

April 25, 2026 No Comments

Sheboygan Freemasons Lodge (No. 11) recently donated a check for $2,500 — including matching funds from the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation Acts of Kindness — to help support Rainbow Kids of Sheboygan County. This is a United Way group that provides counseling and other needed support for those that have suffered the loss of a family member. Pictured above, first row from left: Treasurer Dave Engledinger; Master Jay Apel; Rainbow Kids reps Michele Hemb, Colleen Steinbruecker; Secretary Sean Hurley; and Chaplain

14th Annual Tom Tourville Interstate Table Lodge

April 24, 2026 No Comments

By Rich Rygh Brothers from across the state attended the 14th Annual Tom Tourville Interstate Table Lodge on March 21, at the Tomah Masonic Center. The Lodge was opened by District 5 Deputy Nathan H. Randall. The Tomah Eastern Star Ladies prepared and served an excellent meal. AEDs were distributed to representatives attending from several lodges. This is part of the safety initiative to put an AED in every building in Wisconsin that houses a Masonic Lodge. The toasts carried

Superior Masonic Lodge contributes to first responders

April 23, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons from Superior Masonic Lodge (No. 236) donated $2,000 worth of Kwik Trip and Super One gift cards to the Superior Police Department’s Response Team on February 11. Pictured above, from left: Ben Anderson; Zakk Hansen; Landon Lathrop; Michael Dahl; Jen Stank, SPD Coordinated Response Specialist; SPD Patrol Officer Aaron Lofgren; Curt Skowlund; Michael Daigle; Aaren Petersen; Doug Setterstrom; and Charlie Haslerud. Submitted by Brother Scott Nelson

Reedsburg Chicken Pie Secret Recipe: Brotherhood

April 22, 2026 No Comments

By Rich Rygh Brothers, ladies and family members from the area gathered at the Reedsburg VFW on February 28, to make Reedsburg Lodge’s famous chicken pies. This has become a social event with good fellowship and fun followed by a great lunch. By noon 1800 pies were made and frozen for pick up on March 1. Past Master Robert Anderson is the originator of the Famous Masonic Chicken Pie 33 years ago. He obtained the recipe for the pies from

Cassia Freemasons hosts veterans and their children

April 21, 2026 No Comments

Freemasons from Cassia Lodge (No. 167) hosts a Veteran & their children tabletop gaming night on the third Thursday of each month. This is geared toward our Veteran & Youth programs within the community. This program is led by Brother Mark Provencher, who works for the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs within their Veteran Outreach & Recovery Program. This evening is focused on Veteran self-care and quality time with their children. Thus, assisting them to connect more effectively with their

Oregon Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner

April 16, 2026 No Comments

Brethren and their families enjoyed an afternoon of good food and fellowship at Oregon Masonic Lodge No 151’s annual Corned Beef and Cabbage dinner on March 14. Members from 2 years to 65 years were in attendance. Pictured above is the work crew, from left: Stuart Wise, Pat Schanzenbacher, John Graham, Jonah Richards and Master Dave Huston. Submitted by Brothers Stuart Wise and John Graham

Damascus Freemasons win Hays Toys-for-Tots Trophy

April 14, 2026 No Comments

The Brothers of James M. Hays Lodge No. 331 traveled to Damascus Masonic Lodge No. 290 on March 10 to present them their award for being the top contributor to this year’s Hays-District 12 Toys-for-Tots Donation Challenge. Damascus provided $5,000 of the $34,000 raised in 2025 and in addition to receiving the trophy, they were first provided a meal of Smoked BBQ meats and all the fixins prepared and served by the Hays Boys. Pictured above, Master Mike Cornell of

Sheboygan Freemasons make food pantry donation

April 11, 2026 No Comments

The Brothers of Sheboygan Freemasons Lodge No. 11 food drive recently yielded 117 pounds of food donated to the Sheboygan County Food Bank. Pictured above, Junior Deacon Tony Bliesner and Sheboygan Freemasons Lodge Master Jay Apel deliver the food. Submitted by Brother Jay Apel

Manawa Freemasons provide AED for Sturm Memorial Library

April 9, 2026 No Comments

Brothers from Manawa Freemasons Lodge No. 82, with matching funds from the Acts of Kindness, recently donated an AED to the Sturm Memorial Library. Pictured above, front row: Library staff members Sue Vator Olsen, Lynn Hokenstad and Carol Trantow. Back row: Chris Gans, Tom Squires, Leo Cadavos and Mark La Chance. Photo by Brother Gene Reece; Submitted by Brother Tom Squires

Scouting and Freemasonry – a worthwhile connection

April 6, 2026 No Comments

By Brother Tom Ewald Lake Country Freemasons Lodge (No. 42) in Oconomowoc hosted an Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Mason Ewald on February 1. The ceremony was attended by 55 people that included family, friends, scouts and other Masons. Mason Ewald’s Eagle project was to beautify a new Pet Ossuary at the Village of Summit Cemetery located on Delafield Road in Summit/Oconomowoc. Mason led a group of 13 volunteers and landscaped, constructed signage, built seating and cleaned up the

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