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
Freemasons of Ladysmith Lodge (No. 280) teamed up with the Zor Shriners Misfitz from Mondovi to participate in the Annual Ladysmith Mardi Gras Street Parade on July 2. The Ladysmith Brothers consisted of, from left to right in the above float picture: Andy Grunseth, Mark Steckel, Bob Grunseth, Bill Howard and Ken Brown. The Zor Shriners Mis Fitz group consisted of Brother Randy Johnston and his wife Dora. Brothers Dean “O” Cynor, Monte Krammer, and Ladies Sandy Wayne, Robin Webb
The Brothers of the Ladysmith’s Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge recently made a $500.00 donation to the Flambeau Archery Team! The donation will be used to purchase new equipment and pay travel expenses to tournaments. Pictured above, from left: Coach Sean Anderson, his daughter Kambrea Anderson; Master Mark Steckel presents the check to Coach Dan Solberg. Submitted by Brother Bill Howard, Secretary/Treasurer
Brother Mark Steckel, Master of Mystic Tie Freemasons Lodge in Ladysmith, meets with Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper Jake Fricke. Trooper Fricke was one of the first to arrive at a structure fire at 419 Roesler Avenue in Ladysmith on April 2nd. Fire was coming out of one the bedroom windows in the bottom apartment of the complex. Trooper Fricke deployed a portable Fire Suppression Tool (FST) donated by the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. Both Trooper Fricke and Ladysmith Fire Chief Kyle
The Up North Grizzlies Traveling Youth Baseball Team was started three years ago with the goal of making an affordable opportunity to local kids. The closest travel teams are 75 plus miles away and expensive to be a part of. The team has played many local tournaments and every year try to participate in one big tournament. In the past, we have played at the Field Of Dreams in Iowa and also in Milwaukee. This year’s 11 team members live
Freemasons from Mystic Tie Lodge No. 280 in Ladysmith recently operated a brat stand at their local “The Market” grocery store. The funds generated at this annual fund raiser go to help supporting the four high school scholarships that the lodge presents every year. The Brothers that helped out during the weekend included Doug Kueny; Mark Steckel; Bob Grunseth and his son Andrew; Ken Brown; Jim Jennerman and his wife Sue; and Bill Howard. The Brothers enjoy this annual event,
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
Freemasons of Ladysmith Lodge (No. 280) teamed up with the Zor Shriners Misfitz from Mondovi to participate in the Annual Ladysmith Mardi Gras Street Parade on July 2. The Ladysmith Brothers consisted of, from left to right in the above float picture: Andy Grunseth, Mark Steckel, Bob Grunseth, Bill Howard and Ken Brown. The Zor Shriners Mis Fitz group consisted of Brother Randy Johnston and his wife Dora. Brothers Dean “O” Cynor, Monte Krammer, and Ladies Sandy Wayne, Robin Webb
The Brothers of the Ladysmith’s Mystic Tie Masonic Lodge recently made a $500.00 donation to the Flambeau Archery Team! The donation will be used to purchase new equipment and pay travel expenses to tournaments. Pictured above, from left: Coach Sean Anderson, his daughter Kambrea Anderson; Master Mark Steckel presents the check to Coach Dan Solberg. Submitted by Brother Bill Howard, Secretary/Treasurer
Brother Mark Steckel, Master of Mystic Tie Freemasons Lodge in Ladysmith, meets with Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper Jake Fricke. Trooper Fricke was one of the first to arrive at a structure fire at 419 Roesler Avenue in Ladysmith on April 2nd. Fire was coming out of one the bedroom windows in the bottom apartment of the complex. Trooper Fricke deployed a portable Fire Suppression Tool (FST) donated by the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. Both Trooper Fricke and Ladysmith Fire Chief Kyle
The Up North Grizzlies Traveling Youth Baseball Team was started three years ago with the goal of making an affordable opportunity to local kids. The closest travel teams are 75 plus miles away and expensive to be a part of. The team has played many local tournaments and every year try to participate in one big tournament. In the past, we have played at the Field Of Dreams in Iowa and also in Milwaukee. This year’s 11 team members live
Freemasons from Mystic Tie Lodge No. 280 in Ladysmith recently operated a brat stand at their local “The Market” grocery store. The funds generated at this annual fund raiser go to help supporting the four high school scholarships that the lodge presents every year. The Brothers that helped out during the weekend included Doug Kueny; Mark Steckel; Bob Grunseth and his son Andrew; Ken Brown; Jim Jennerman and his wife Sue; and Bill Howard. The Brothers enjoy this annual event,
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