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The Grand Master’s Message: There’s No Place Like “Home”

November 3, 2025 No Comments

By Grand Master Jeff Schoenfeldt Every time I sit down to write these monthly articles, I think to myself, “where in the heck has the past month gone?” My father always told me that the older you get, the faster time goes. That adage seemingly grows truer with every passing day. October was another busy month for Wisconsin Freemasonry! Since my last article, I visited Reedsburg to attend their Shed Lodge at Brother Dan Brylla’s house. This tradition began about

Brother Anderson honored for 70 years of service

October 31, 2025 No Comments

Brother Deane Maynard Anderson was born in Primrose Township, west of Madison on January 20, 1932, and was raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on January 22, 1955 in Hiram Lodge No. 50. His Hiram 50 Lodge Brothers took the opportunity to honor our Brother’s 70 year service to the Craft with a celebration at his home on September 23. A lifelong member of Hiram Lodge No. 50, he and wife Marlene currently reside in Stoughton. Pictured above,

Signing of the Final Truss at Fields of Three Pillars

October 30, 2025 No Comments

Three Pillars’ staff and partners involved in the construction of The Fields At Three Pillars enjoyed a ceremonial milestone with the signing of the final truss, which was placed atop the west Loft. Above, Brother Mark Strautman, President and CEO of Three Pillars, signs the truss. The new active adult community features two 4-story Loft apartment buildings, plus Garden Homes and Courtyard Homes. The community features 110 residences and will be completed in phases ending in late 2026. The first

Oregon Masonic Lodge Honors First Responders

October 29, 2025 No Comments

By Rich Rygh The Oregon Area First Responders’ Steering Committee — consisting of Oregon Masonic Lodge (No. 151), Oregon Chapter No. 49 OES and the Oregon-Brooklyn Optimist Club — along with the Oregon area community came together on August 28 to honor their first responders. Pictured above, Oregon Masonic Lodge Master John Graham welcomes the first responders. It was the fifth annual celebration. It featured free food and entertainment for the first responders and their families. It gave members of the

Clear Lake Lodge Hosts Picnic; Donates to the Community

October 28, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Clear Lake Lodge (No. 230) recently hosted a community picnic at their Village Park Chalet. They served brats and hot dogs along with side dishes, dessert and beverages to the attendees. There was also popcorn and cotton candy available. All the food and beverages were donated by the Lodge. The Lodge presented Acts of Kindness matching fund checks along with checks from the Lodge to the Clear Lake Fire Department, EMS, Food Pantry, Police Department, and Museum. Funds

Oregon Masonic Lodge hosts Awards and Past Masters’ Dinner

October 27, 2025 No Comments

By Rich Rygh Brethren and their families filled the Oregon Masonic Center on September 6th for awards presentations and to honor their Past Masters. Grand Master Jeff Schoenfeldt presented Brother Phil Petersen his 65 Year Certificate and presented 50 Year Certificates to Brothers Arlen Christensen, Robert Everson and Past Master Robert Markham. District Representative Dakota Latimer received the Planning Guide Gold Award on behalf of Oregon Lodge from D9 District Deputy Patrick J. Garvin. Master John Graham presented Brother Ward

Brother raises $7,000 for Middleton-Ionic Lodge

October 26, 2025 No Comments

Congratulations to Brother Sadi Ozelge from Middleton-Ionic Lodge No. 180 for completing his very first triathlon in Baraboo! While preparing for the 2025 Devil’s Challenge Triathlon, Brother Sadi started a fundraiser and raised over $7,000.00 to benefit Middleto-Ionic Lodge. What an awesome accomplishment! Submitted by Brother Michael Thumm, DMR

Zablocki VA K-9 Atilla to Retire, Funding Needed for Replacement

October 25, 2025 No Comments

By Brother Conrad Zvara, Masonic Service Association Representative After years of dedicated service, the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center’s beloved police K-9, Atilla (pictured above), will officially retire on September 30. Atilla has served this facility with loyalty and excellence, ensuring the safety of Veterans, staff and visitors through specialized patrols and detection work. He has also been a cherished presence in our community and at outreach events, embodying the spirit of service we all strive to uphold. As preparations

Glenn L. Humphrey Lodge Duck Races

October 24, 2025 No Comments

Glenn L Humphrey Lodge (No. 364) and Three Pillars Senior Living Communities thank everyone who bought Duck Race tickets supporting the Glenn L . Humphrey Scholarship Fund and the Three Pillars Residence Fund! Thanks to you, all 2,000 ducks were sold and released into the Bark River at 2:30 p.m. on September 20 during our Fall Festival at Three Pillars. A Three Pillars resident won first prize, while Brothers took second and third. Special thanks to Brother Ed Cooke, in

Middleton-Ionic Freemasons honor Ladies at the Table

October 23, 2025 No Comments

There was a good turnout for the Ladies at the Table event at Middleton-Ionic Freemasons Lodge (No. 180) on September 17. The ladies who support the Lodge were honored, including members from both the Daughters of the Nile Antioch 113 and Melody Chapter #150 OES, who share the Temple with the Middleton-Ionic Brothers. The celebration included seven Masonic toasts to women of distinction. Great food, fun, and fellowship was had by all! By Brother Michael Thumm, DMR

Ladysmith Freemasons support Weyerhaeuser Fire Dept.

October 22, 2025 No Comments

District 1 Lecturer Mark Steckel presents a Fire Suppression Tool (FST) to George Murray, Weyerhaeuser Fire Dept. Chief. The FST was donated by Ladysmith Freemasons Lodge No. 280. Submitted by Brother Bill Howard

Quincy Adams Masonic Lodge Short Story Contest

October 21, 2025 No Comments

By Master Robert Theim Each year, Quincy Adams Masonic Lodge hosts a Short Story Contest for local school aged kids in the Adams/Friendship area. The contest is divided into 3 age groups: 10 and under, 16 and under, and 18 and under. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place cash prizes are given to the winners of each age category. The short story must be an original / fictional story, created by the author. They are judged on: 1. originality and imagination, 2.

Dousman Masonic Lodge Re-dedicates 100 Year old Building

October 20, 2025 No Comments

The Wisconsin Freemasonry Leadership Team was blessed and fortunate to be invited to re-dedicate Dousman Masonic Lodge’s beautiful 100 year-old building on August 10th. The Lodge was chartered June 13, 1917 and for the first eight years, met in a multilevel structure across the street while the building was being built. The original members included many successful area businessmen and farmers – including Brother Dousman, the area’s namesake, himself. The Lodge has implemented a series of plans – a 1

Freemasons provide Florence little league banner, uniforms

October 19, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Hiram D. Fisher Lodge (No. 222) in Florence from left: Tom Williams, Len Pivoris, John Kranzusch and Fred Erwin pose with their little league team and their new banner and uniforms obtained through the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation Media Grant. Submitted by Brother Tom Newton, Secretary/Treasurer

Collins-Spring Valley donates $1,500 to school golf teams

October 17, 2025 No Comments

Baldwin-Woodville Area High School Boys and Girls Golf Teams received a $1,500 donation from proceeds from this year’s Collins-Spring Valley Lodge (No. 192) golf tournament. Pictured above, front row from left: Jacob Svacina, Master Chad Svacina, Linnea Freer, Ashlee Frank, Sophia Delong and Jen Nickowski (B-W Girls Golf Team Coach). Back row: Lodge Golf Event Coordinator Jeff Olson, Secretary Rick Scheller, Randy Goss (B-W Boys Golf Team Coach), Eric Harmon (B-W Girls Golf Team Coach), and Senior Warden Jay Custer.

Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department now fully equipped with AEDs and FSTs

October 16, 2025 No Comments

Submitted in part by Brothers Adam J. Rigden, Executive Director Wisconsin Masonic Foundation, and DD9 Patrick J. Garvin The Wisconsin Masonic Foundation and the Wisconsin Freemasonry Leadership Team presented six AED defibrillators and 43 Fire Suppression Tools (FSTs) to Waukesha Sheriff’s Department on September 5. Every squad car in Waukesha County is now equipped with a FST and an AED. Funded entirely by charitable support with no cost to the taxpayers. Lives have already been saved with the deployment of

Cornerstone Dedicated at Keith D. Chamberlain Masonic Lodge

October 15, 2025 No Comments

By Brother Brent Clausius Richland Center Freemasons hosted a cornerstone dedication, the final step in making the Lodge’s name officially Keith D. Chamberlain Lodge No. 66, on August 30. MW Brother Keith D. Chamberlain was a past Grand Master and a stellar member of Richland’s Lodge, serving in many capacities including Master. PGM Keith passed away in 2015, leaving an incredible legacy. Keith D. Chamberlain Lodge No. 66 is thankful to all who attended the cornerstone dedication.

October is National Dyslexia Awareness Month

October 14, 2025 No Comments

By PGM L. Arby Humphrey, President, Wisconsin Benevolent Activities Board October is recognized as National Dyslexia Awareness Month in the United States, offering an opportunity to raise awareness and support for individuals with dyslexia. This common learning disability affects language processing for millions of people. Dyslexia is a common learning difference that makes it difficult to read, write, and spell. It’s a neurological condition, meaning it affects how the brain processes language. It has nothing to do with a person’s intelligence or

Multitude of Topics Discussed at Fall Leadership Team Meeting

October 12, 2025 No Comments

By Rich Rygh Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt and his Lady Janelle hosted the fall Leadership Team Meeting at the Madison Concourse Hotel September 12-14. It was a very enjoyable and productive weekend including volunteer work performed in four locations around the area Saturday morning and a Saturday afternoon VIP Tour of the Wisconsin Veterans Museum for the ladies courtesy of Director Brother Chris Kolakowski. The meeting was called to order following a prayer by Grand Chaplain David O. Leistra

Valley Lodge serves Ladles of Love

October 11, 2025 No Comments

Members of Valley Lodge (Number 60) were busy on July 17 serving up dinner for Ladles of Love at the Trinity Lutheran church in Sparta. Ladles of Love provides a free, delicious meal served to the people of Sparta. Meals are served the 2nd and 3rd Thursdays each month from 5 to 6:30 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Pictured above, from left: Bill McClain; Chuck Adams; John Hendricks; and Penny and Al Brueggen. Submitted by Brother Al Brueggen

Brother goes on Village of Pewaukee Police boat patrol

October 10, 2025 No Comments

Brother Marvin Laack from Daylite Lodge (No. 358) in Milwaukee accepted a gracious invitation to ride along on the beautiful waters of Pewaukee Lake by Village of Pewaukee Police patrol boat Chief Timothy Heier. The chief has extended the same offer to any Daylite Lodge member. The captains of the boat were officers Kelly Zielinski and Jennifer Feather. Both officers were informative and professional. The day was filled with keeping boaters safe. The officers helped several stranded boaters and gave

Brothers Rigden and Coward Serve as Guardians on Honor Flight

October 8, 2025 No Comments

By District 6 Deputy, Adam J. Rigden In a heartfelt tribute to America’s Vietnam veterans, Freemasons Adam Rigden and Nathan Coward demonstrated their unwavering commitment to service and patriotism by serving as Guardians on the 75th mission of the Old Glory Honor Flight to Washington D.C. This special journey, undertaken on July 25th, 2025, brought together veterans and guardians from across the nation to honor those who have served in the armed forces. A Mission Rooted in Respect and Gratitude

Iron River Freemasons in Blueberry Festival Parade

October 6, 2025 No Comments

Brothers of Ancient Landmark Lodge (No 210) in Iron River and their families participated in the Blueberry Festival Parade on July 27. Pictured above, from left: Brother Kevin Baker, Jaxon Baker, Greg Jatzo, Lauren Myer, Vicky Jatzo, Jon Jaedike and District 1 Deputy Danny L. Bourassa. Submitted by DD1 Danny L. Bourassa

Portage Freemasons host pancake breakfast

October 4, 2025 No Comments

Brothers from Fort Winnebago Lodge (No. 33) in Portage hosted a pancake breakfast on July 12th for the public and other Masons. The event was held to raise money for their scholarship fund. Over 60 people were served. Pictured above, Brothers Mike Statz (left) and Stephan Burchell man the grills. Submitted by Brother Jim Swan, Jr.

2025 Widows Sons Wisconsin Grand Master’s Ride raised money, fun

October 3, 2025 No Comments

I cannot believe it!!! The 2025 Grand Master Ride has been and gone already which was our 5th Annual ride, What a huge turnout this year! Brothers and Sisters Traveled from the North, South and West to be with us on this event. One of the biggest highlights for this year’s Ride was the most Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt was present for the whole event! From the Pre-Ride Party at my Estate, he rode the whole ride with “Toxic”

Quincy Adams Masonic Lodge in July 4 parade

October 2, 2025 No Comments

Members and family from Quincy Adams Masonic Lodge (No. 71) proudly represented the Freemasons of Wisconsin in the Adams/Friendship 4th of July parade. Pictured above, from left: Darrell Smith, Shanon Hady, Sammy, Wil Roelke and Amber Hady. Submitted by Brother Bob Theim

The Grand Master’s Message: Do You Remember – Dancin’ in September?

October 1, 2025 No Comments

By Grand Master Jeff Schoenfeldt September was another busy month for your Wisconsin Freemasonry Leadership Team! We started off the month at a press conference with the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department where we – along with the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation, Fire Suppression Solutions, and about a dozen Freemasons from the Waukesha area – announced a donation of 43 fire suppression tools (FSTs) and 6 AED defibrillators to the Sheriff’s Department. This donation ensures every single vehicle in their fleet has

Day Lite Freemasons support Village of Pewaukee Police Department

September 30, 2025 No Comments

Village of Pewaukee Police Chief Timothy Heier was very pleased to receive a generous donation of an Emergency Jump Bag from the Freemasons of Day Lite Lodge No. 358. The donation was made to the Village of Pewaukee Police Department on July 21. The Chief briefly explained how he knew the FST and AED were constantly saving lives and property, even providing a few examples. Pictured above, from left: Wayne Budwick; Andrew Thomas; Josh Whitney; Sri Vasudevan; Tom Crass; William

Valley Lodge serves concert goers

September 29, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Valley Lodge (No. 60) served up burgers and hot dogs to hungry concert goers during the Concert in the Park event in Sparta on July 30. This weekly summer tradition invites different civic organizations to run the concession stand as both a fundraiser and a way to stay visible and active in the community. Brothers representing the Lodge, pictured above from left: Scott Giese, Master Al Brueggen, Junior Deacon Chris Decorah, Scott Fraizer, Jeremy Christensen, Senior Steward Michael

Ancient Landmark Lodge hosts 8th Annual Masonic Golf Tournament

September 28, 2025 No Comments

Ancient Landmark Lodge (No. 210) had 60 golfers participating in their 8th annual Masonic golf tournament held at Bottens Green Acres Golf Course in Lake Nebagamon. A special thank you to Ladies Brenda and Rosanne for getting sponsors and donations for the event. One of the ladies said if you want to get something done ask a lady. Thank you to our Brothers who traveled up from Eau Claire. Submitted by District 1 Deputy Danny L. Bourassa

Chetek Lodge Independence Day Breakfast

September 27, 2025 No Comments

Chetek Lodge hosted their Independence Day Pancake Breakfast serving 340 guests, the most ever. It was a great success because of the 17 Brothers and DeMolay members volunteering their time and effort as well as the support of the Chetek community and visitors that attended. All proceeds go to funding the Mason’s benevolent activities. Pictured above, front row from left: Jim Toman, Burt Hamm, Jim Sells, Sherwin Newman and Curt Harrison. Back row: Jeremy Vincent, Jim Olson, Tom Nicolaides, Paul

Ripon Freemasons support local literacy

September 26, 2025 No Comments

Prairie View Lodge No. 95 on July 15, proudly presented a check for $200 to the Ripon Community Fund in support of the Imagination Library, a local reading program that provides free books to preschool children in the community. The Lodge is also seeking a matching grant through the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation to further support this important literacy initiative. Pictured above, from left: Bill Boutwell, Senior Warden; and Jeff Pullman-Becker, President of the Ripon Community Fund. This donation reflects the

Decora Lodge presents FST

September 25, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons of Decora Lodge (No. 177) in Galesville presented a Fire Suppression Tool to the Independence Police Chief at their “National Night Out” celebration on August 5. Pictured above, from left: Independence Fire Chief Steve Wozney, Independence Police Chief Jim Waniorek and Decora Lodge Brothers Dick Sacia, Kurt Johnson and Gregory Meier. Submitted by Brother Guy Leavitt

Grand Master assists in Oconto MM Degree

September 24, 2025 No Comments

Pictured above, Brother William Gallagher presents Grand Master Jeffrey S. Schoenfeldt a print of the Master’s Carpet following an MM Degree at Pine Lodge (No. 188) in Oconto. The degree was impeccably done! WM Bill did an outstanding job of conferring the degree – and even the Grand Master jumped in and took a role of a craftsman during the second section! GM Jeff also had the incredible honor of reaching forth his hand in Brotherly Love and “raising” the

Ducks for Scholarships

September 23, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Glenn L. Humphrey Lodge – in partnership with Three Pillars Senior Living Communities – are planning a rubber duck race to benefit the Glenn L. Humphrey Scholarship Fund and Three Pillars Resident Support Fund. Up to 2,000 ducks will splash into the Bark River and float about 150 yards to the finish line at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 20, during Three Pillars Fest. The first three ducks crossing the finish line will win cash prizes for their ticket

Decora Masonic Lodge hosts breakfast at county fair

September 22, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Decora Masonic Lodge (No. 177) in Galesville held a pancake breakfast during the four days of the Trempealeau County Fair in July. The weather was great and it was a very successful event. Submitted by Brother Guy Leavitt

La Crosse Freemasons assist WAFR food pantry

September 21, 2025 No Comments

Brothers from Frontier-Badger Masonic Lodge (No. 45) in La Crosse delivered checks totaling $1,262 to Erin Waldhart at the La Crosse WAFER Food Bank on July 15. Pictured above, from left: Lodge Master Rodney Rommel, Erin Waldhart and Brother Jerry Larsen. Submitted by Brother Kyle Larson, Senior Warden

Info table at Bristol Progress Days

September 20, 2025 No Comments

Brothers from Washburn Masonic Lodge (No. 145) in Bristol had an information table at Bristol Progress Days on July 11. The table was staffed by Washburn Freemasons, Bristol Chapter of Eastern Star, and Job’s Daughters Bethel #79. Special thanks to Brother Nick Weigert who worked with Progress Days to set everything up! Pictured above, from left: Brothers Nick Wiegert (left) and Sam Gascoigne. Submitted by Brother Mike Wood

Fort Winnebago Lodge 175th Anniversary Celebration

September 19, 2025 No Comments

By Brother Todd Wohlert Over 80 people attended the 175th Anniversary event at Fort Winnebago Lodge No. 33 in Portage on August 16. Pictured above, the Wisconsin Freemasonry Leadership Team and Fort Winnebago officers, front row from left: Senior Warden Steve Kleinschmidt, DR7 Kevin Reichenbach, Senior Grand Warden Earl Gundersen, Master Michael Statz, Grand Master Jeff Schoenfeldt, Deputy Grand Master Joseph E. Thompson and DMR7 Steven Maurer. Second row: DD7 Kevin K. Gruber, Senior Grand Deacon George E. Eisenmann III,

Prairie View Lodge Hosts 6th Annual Scottish Stone Throw

September 18, 2025 No Comments

As part of Ripon Fest in Ripon, Prairie View Masonic Lodge (No. 95) with Brother Greg Frounfelter leading the way organized the 6th annual Scottish Stone Throw. The Men threw a 28 pound stone, the Women a 16pound stone. The Men’s Challenge stone weighed 53 lbs. Submitted by Brother Rick Coles

Phillips Lodge 20th Annual Masonic Scholarship Golf Outing

September 17, 2025 No Comments

By Brother Sam Opresik The Twentieth Annual Masonic Scholarship Golf Outing was held on June 28 at the Westwood Golf Course. The Phillips Lodge No. 225 sponsors the event annually to raise scholarship funds for graduating seniors from Phillips, Chequamegon, and Prentice High Schools. The 2025 scholarships were presented to Amanda Angelo, Phillips; Frank Kief, Chequamegon; and Logan Geiger, Prentice High Schools. Brother Sam Opresik from the Golf Outing Committee welcoming the golfers. Master Sawyer Ladenthin provided an informational message.

Families enjoy West Allis Lodge’s “Afternoon at the Ball Park”

September 16, 2025 No Comments

By Brother Napoleon Sneed-Janczak Freemasons from West Allis Lodge (No. 291) hosted an “Afternoon at the Ballpark” at the July 13 Brewer Game on the Casamigos Patio! It was truly a day to remember. Lots of fun was had by all, and more than a hand full of people expressed that it was what they needed. There over 67 people in attendance. Freemasons from Districts 7, 8, 11 and 12. Job’s Daughters, Order of Eastern Star, and Daughters of the

Middleton-Ionic Freemasons help mentor their DeMolay

September 15, 2025 No Comments

Members of Middleton-Ionic Lodge (No. 180) shared a fun social night out with the newly-formed Middleton DeMolay group at Vitense Golfland in Madison. Good times were had by all. Learn more about DeMolay Wisconsin at www.widemolay.org/. Submitted by Brother Michael Thumm

Burlington Highway Clean-up

September 14, 2025 No Comments

Job’s Daughters Bethel 76 performed a highway clean up in Burlington on July 12th. Pictured above, from left: Grand Marshal Jan F. Talaga, Master of Burlington Lodge No. 28; Harmony Jones of Bethel 76; Dad Allen Jones, Senior Warden and Bethel ABG; Mom Char Sayre; and Mom Kay Beix. Submitted by Brother Allen Jones

Crandon Lodge celebrates 121 years

September 13, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Crandon Masonic Lodge (No. 287) hosted a table Lodge on July 15th to celebrate the 121st anniversary of the Lodge being granted its charter. Guest speakers were: PGM L. Arby Humphrey, PGM Carl Wusso, District 3 Lecturer Tony Budaj and District 12 Education Officer Napoleon Sneed-Janczak. Pictured above, from left: Markus Moes, Robert May,Cosmin Pop, Mathew Guinther, Napoleon Sneed-Janczak, Master Max Skenandore, and PGM L. Arby Humphrey. Submitted by Brother Max Skenandore, Master

Omro aids Community for Hope

September 12, 2025 No Comments

Freemasons from Omro Lodge (No. 168) donated $500 to Community for Hope at their fundraiser at the Liberty Bar on June 21st. Pictured above at the check presentation, from left: Brother Matt O’Boyle; Sarah Danahy, Executive Director for Community for Hope; and Brother Richard Yell. Community for Hope is dedicated to supporting mental wellness, suicide prevention, intervention and response, and grief support for surviving family members and friends in Winnebago County. Omro Freemasons are proud to support our local community!

Western Wisconsin Health Foundation Receives $5,760 from Collins-Spring Valley Freemasons

September 11, 2025 No Comments

The Western Wisconsin Health (WWH) Foundation is honored to have received a $5,760 donation from the Collins-Spring Valley Lodge (No. 192) in partnership with the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. This generous contribution will directly support mental health services provided by the WWH Behavioral Health Department. Pictured above, Collins-Spring Valley Lodge Brothers present a check in the amount of $5,760. from left: Chaplain John Miller and Master Chad Svacina; Western Wisconsin Health – Ellen Thompson, Chief Operating Officer; Erin Benson, Chief Human Resources

Prairie View Freemasons assist with Ripon concerts

September 10, 2025 No Comments

Brothers of Prairie View Lodge (No. 95) of Ripon again manned the beverage tent for Ripon Main Street’s weekly Concert on the Village Green on June 27. The summer weekly concert series is staffed each week by volunteers from various groups in the community to sell beverages to the concert goers. Pictured above, from left: Rick Coles, Dave Redemann, Bill Boutwell, Mike Brice, Phil Wepner, Dave Hilkes, Wes Wassell, Greg Frounfelter, Tim Aither, and Greg Frounfelter’s son Calin. A good

Glenn L. Humphrey Freemasons announce $6,500 in Three Pillars Scholarship Awards

September 9, 2025 No Comments

Glen L. Humphrey Lodge (No. 364) provides scholarships to eight Three Pillars employees each year, totaling more than $6,500. Since its establishment, the Glenn L. Humphrey Scholarship Fund has awarded over 171 employees with scholarships exceeding $170,000. Selection criteria for the scholarships include academic performance, participation in extracurricular activities, community service, work experience, and specific talents or skills. The Lodge offers these scholarships to support Three Pillar employees in recognition of their contributions to the organization and service to the

Lake Lodge Freemasons clean-up South Shore Park

September 8, 2025 No Comments

The Brothers of Lake Masonic Lodge (No. 189) hosted a park clean-up at South Shore Park on Milwaukee’s south-east side on July 26. Ironically, the park is only a few blocks from where Lake Lodge began in 1872. Freemasons and their families all braved the potential rain to help keep a park in our community clean and removed two large garbage bags filled with trash. Participants included from left: Junior Grand Steward Paul Larson; Ethan Klema; Grand Master Jeff Schoenfeldt;

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