Brothers (from left) Ron Montgomery, Mark Bargenquast and Alex Rabe of Oshkosh Freemasons Lodge No. 27 help celebrate the 4th of July by passing out popsicles to help cool down the crowd on very hot day. Submitted by Brother Jordan Wilcox
The Brethren of Oshkosh Masonic Lodge No. 27, in conjunction with St. John the Baptist Day (June 24), honored Masons buried in Lake View Memorial Park by placing Masonic Flags at their gravestones. Two hundred fifty flags were placed. The intention is that this becomes an annual practice and will spread to other cemeteries throughout Oshkosh. The Oshkosh Masonic Lodge will be celebrating our 175th Anniversary in 2024. To put in perspective, that’s four years before Oshkosh officially became a
Congratulations to Mallory Ott – she’s Oshkosh North High School’s 2023 recipient of a $1,000 college scholarship from the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation and Oshkosh Freemasons Lodge #27. Pictured above with Mallory is Brother Ron J. Montgomery, Past Master of the Oshkosh Lodge. Mallory will be headed south to continue her education and basketball career at Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri in the fall. We wish Mallory all the best in her future endeavors! From Brother Ron Montgomery’s Facebook
Brothers (from left) Ron Montgomery, Mark Bargenquast and Alex Rabe of Oshkosh Freemasons Lodge No. 27 help celebrate the 4th of July by passing out popsicles to help cool down the crowd on very hot day. Submitted by Brother Jordan Wilcox
The Brethren of Oshkosh Masonic Lodge No. 27, in conjunction with St. John the Baptist Day (June 24), honored Masons buried in Lake View Memorial Park by placing Masonic Flags at their gravestones. Two hundred fifty flags were placed. The intention is that this becomes an annual practice and will spread to other cemeteries throughout Oshkosh. The Oshkosh Masonic Lodge will be celebrating our 175th Anniversary in 2024. To put in perspective, that’s four years before Oshkosh officially became a
Congratulations to Mallory Ott – she’s Oshkosh North High School’s 2023 recipient of a $1,000 college scholarship from the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation and Oshkosh Freemasons Lodge #27. Pictured above with Mallory is Brother Ron J. Montgomery, Past Master of the Oshkosh Lodge. Mallory will be headed south to continue her education and basketball career at Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri in the fall. We wish Mallory all the best in her future endeavors! From Brother Ron Montgomery’s Facebook
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