May 2019

The

Trestleboard

A publication of

Sun City Lodge # 72

F&AM

Remember...You Can

“Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you

can, to all the people you can, as long as you can.” - anonymous

may2019

Calendar of Events

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

5

DeMolay 3pm

4

Jobs Installation 9am

6

HI-12 8am

Nile Club: 9A

Lodge Trustee 6pm

SCL#72: Officers 7P

14

Past Masters 830am

DAR: 10:30am

Job’s Daughter 7pm

15

16

Life Manage 10 am

Gourd Patch 1 pm

Boy Scouts: 6pm

SCL#72 Stated:

7P !st Degree

17

Oasis CHPT: 6:30pm

11

St. Andrew CMDY:

9am

AMD 12pm

Rosacrusians 2pm

10

9

Boy Scouts: 6pm

SCL#72 6pm Dinner

Stated Meeting

7:30pm

7

OES #66 730P

8

OES #59 7:30pm

13

Trust-Trustee 4pm

Amaranth: 6pm

20

19

Amaranth 12 pm

Demolay 3pm

12

23

Boy Scouts: 6pm

SCL #72 3rd degree

5 pm

22

OES # 59 7:30 pm

21

OES #66 7:30pm

24

Skull & Bones 7pm

25

OES #66 11 am

27

Stewart Council:

6:30pm

26

30

Boy Scouts: 6pm

SCL#72 3rd degree

5 pm

29

OES #59 7:30pm

18

31

DeMolay Advisors

7 pm

3

28

Job’s Daughter 7pm

2

LOP: 1230pm

Boy Scouts: 6pm

SCL#72 6pm

officers practice

1

DAR 9:30am

SUN CITY # 72 LODGE

Your Lodge at a Glance

Worshipful Master Mark Nelson 480-253-0969 markalannelson@outlook.com

Senior Warden Michael Rail 602-349-2250 rsss_mike@yahoo.com

Junior Warden Matthew Link 303-590-4192 matthewalink@yahoo.com

Secretary Richard Flinton PM 623.972.2217 rflinton@comcast.net

Treasurer

Chaplain Arizona Milke

Senior Deacon Brian Turner

Junior Deacon Gene Giordano

Senior Steward Matthew Lawrence

Junior Steward Jason Gorski

Marshal Harrison Cantrell

Tyler Filiberto Encinas-Tequida

Building Manager Pat Hayes PM, 623-972-2217 pmhayes1@cox.net

Banquet / Event Coordinator Frank Visceglie

Candidate Mentoring Pat Hayes PM,

Lodge Trustees - Chairman, Jan Lilley PM Members, Steve Wieters PM, Earl Paasch PM, Tom Lyle, James Almrud

Trust Fund Trustees—Chairman, Randall Sturdevant, Members Dave Miller PM, Doug Robertson,

Bryan Cooper-Keeble PM. Hal Knowlton

Audit Committee Doug Robertson, George Coxey

Lodge Ritual Director Pat Hayes PM

Lodge Website Committee David Miller PM, Craig Montgomery PM

Masonic Education

Masonic Funeral Coordination David Miller PM 602-317-6136 dmiller154@cox.net

Membership Retention Pat Hayes PM

Sickness and Distress Larry Gorelick 602-403-7775 larrygorelick@gmail.com

Razvan Dumitru 602-292-8855 razvandumytru@yahoo.com

Trestleboard Editor / Publisher

,

Brethren, In the last few days I’ve been reflecting on my position in life. I sometimes feel that all I’m doing is work, work, work. Sometimes I wonder why am I doing this? Am I living to just work or is there a purpose to what I’m doing? It’s not that I dislike my job or the people I work with is just sometimes feels mundane and dispassionate. After some more reflection I realized that I’m, not just doing a job for someone else, but I’m building my personal temple. I’m building myself, my character, my abilities. As Freemasons of old who built King Solomons temple, we as speculative Freemason build our temples as a symbol of character. Throughout my job there as been many opportunities that I could have deceived or lied and even have been encouraged by my superiors to do so, but I chose not to. I always remember to to do square and true work throughout my work life and to keep my desires and passions within due bounds. In the long run this has saved me and the results have always turned out for the best. Sometimes we feel we have plat-eaued, but we haven’t. We are always growing and learning as long as we are working. Work is the foun-dation stone in Freemasonry and the work ethic is the foundation stone of the American Way of life. Building ourselves and temples we must reflect on work. Work involves planning and securing of re-sources to convert the material or concept into a finished product. We must surround ourselves with other workers that have the same work ethic, so that the finished product is sound. If we don’t plan our work and correctly and use the best materials the end product may not last. For this reason, work in necessary to build a man’s character. On another note we will be tired and there will be times when we all feel overwhelmed, but we are taught to divide out time into three equal parts. A part for work, God, and rest. Life is about balance and harmony. We must try our best to keep the scale balanced and continue to grow and Freemasons. Furthermore, I believe we are building a strong foundation here at Sun City Long e#72. We have candidates that are learning the craft and will be able to help us build a strong foundation at this lodge. I hope this message finds you all well and that we continue in the next months to building ourselves as strong temples like the Freemasons that built King Solomon’s temple

Sincerely and Fraternally, Mark Nelson

Worshipful Master

From The East

,

It’s Spring and it almost feels like summer is around the corner. Where does the time go? It’s the same every year. The Holidays are crazy, and you start to settle down in January. In your job there are new goals, projects and people. By March you are in the grove. Life has assumed that hectic recurring sched-ule. This happens every year. I suggest you try to break your normal schedule and insert something different into it every year. Diversify your portfolio and do something that is unlike you. In the Masonic world this could be attending an event, visiting another Lodge, Court, Chapter, Bethel, etc. You never know what you may find there. Change and opportunity always come in the ways not expected. You may be somewhere at an event where you have a conversation with someone that really helped them. Most of the time you don’t even know this happened. Everyone has the power to be that one catalyst of change, hope and inspiration. I’m sure you all know the most famous of these tales when 2 or people tell the same thing, and you still don’t believe it, and then the 4

th person tells you and you’re instantly sold. Off you go!

One cannot accomplish this without interaction with others in places with unrehearsed casual conversa-tions. Human nature is free, and we should try to exploit that every chance we can.

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Mike Rial Senior Warden

From The West

,

Dear Brethren,

I hope this article finds you well. Our annual Awards Night this past March got me thinking about all that you do for this lodge. So many

brothers pitch-in and contribute so much to our lodge and fellow brother and sisters. I greatly appreciate all you do to help make us all

successful.

It also reminds me of a story I read on a rainy morning. We try to bring our kids up to northern Minnesota every summer for vacation at

my wife’s family lake cabin – away from the computers, TV, and other electronics. Fishing, boating, swimming, catching frogs and turtles,

or whatever other critters we can. One morning a number of years ago, it was raining pretty heavily, so I went to the bookshelf and pulled

a collection from Reader’s Digest to pass the time and am so glad I did.

I happened upon a biography of Most Worshipful Brother Benjamin Franklin. Wow – if you ever want to feel like an underachiever, this is

the story to read - there certainly is a reason he is featured on the C-note! While I learned about some of his achievements in school, I was

shocked to learn there was so much more that was not taught. I hope you find some of the following facts (some Masonic, some not)

about our illustrious brother amusing and interesting.

Brother Franklin, on top of being pivotal in the founding of our country, a noteworthy statesman, philosopher, publisher, and is accredited

with many inventions, among other things:

He was the 10th of 17 children, whose formal education ended by age 10.

Inventor of the lightning rod, a fire company, the library, the odometer, the insurance company and even had a heavy hand in the

founding of the University of Pennsylvania (and served as President of the institution until 1755).

Initiated into St. John’s lodge in 1730 or 1731 – elected Grand Master in PA in 1734!

In 1734 he printed the first masonic book in America – the Constitutions of the Free-Masons.

In 1752 he was put on a committee for the first masonic building in the U.S., the “Freemason’s Lodge” in Philadelphia.

He assisted in the initiation of Voltaire in 1778, and also in masonic funeral services for the same brother in the same year.

I’d encourage you to check into the amazing life of our Most Worshipful Brother Franklin – it will not disappoint.

“Masonic labor is purely a labor of love...” – Benjamin Franklin

This month’s Stated Meeting dinner will feature fried cod, potatoes, cole slaw, and dessert. Please RSVP to me (my email is below) to en-

sure we prepare enough meals for all wanting to join us for dinner. I hope to see you there.

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Matthew Link

Junior Warden

From The south

,

Sun City Masonic Investment Trust –Investing In the Future

When the Sun City Masonic Center was first established, a number of masonic related people contributed their

time and resources to developing the building and property. Part of their efforts were to establish an investment

trust to provide financial support for a place where Masonic related groups and activities could be conducted. To-

day, the Sun City Masonic Investment Trust is administered by 5 Trustees elected for individual rotating 5 year

terms of office by members of Sun City Masonic Lodge. The Chairman of the Investment Trust Board is Randall

Sturdevant. Members of the Investment Trust must be members of Sun City Masonic Lodge.

The legacy established 30-40 years ago has developed into a Masonic Center which is used by many groups and

many of us enjoy today. With the expenses of today, the Sun City Masonic Center is not self-sustaining and de-

pends on donations from the group using the Masonic Center and the proceeds from the Trust investments. The

proceeds from the invested Trust principal are disbursed periodically and no longer provide a sufficient amount to

cover the ever increasing costs associated with the operation and maintenance of the building and grounds.

The Investment Trust Board oversees the investments and provides, pursuant to the Trust Agreement, a quarterly

amount that is distributed to assist with the operation of the Sun City Masonic Center. The principal of the Invest-

ment Trust was established through donations and contributions by members of the Masonic groups using the Sun

City Masonic Center. The Investment Trust continues to need donations and contributions to maintain and grow a

Trust principal that will provide for the future operating expenses of the Masonic Center.

Individuals, or the groups, desiring to assist in enhancing the legacy or those who founded the Sun City Masonic

Center, are always welcome to make contributions and donations to the Investment Trust principal. Donations and

contributions directed to growing the Investment Trust need to be specifically identified for the Investment Trust and

directed for adding to the invested principal. Routine donations and contributions made to Sun City Lodge No 72

assist the Lodge with current expenses but are not used to grow the principal of the Investment Trust. Individuals

and groups interested in exploring the opportunity to make a direct contribution to growing the Investment Trust

principal should contact Randall Sturdevant at 623.217.9426 or

randall.sturdevant@yahoo.com.

,

Building Manager Report

I would like to thank all the groups that meet at the lodge and use the kitchen for cooking.

The County inspector came in for the semiannual inspection! We received an “A” rating

Thanks again for doing your part to maintain and keep the kitchen and pantry clean.

Pat Hayes, Building Manager

SUN CITY LODGE SHIRTS

Sun City Lodge No 72 is coordinating an order for short sleeve collared polo shirts embossed with

the Square and Compasses. The shirts have the following features:

+ Cornerstone is the shirt manufacturer;

+ Shirt is short sleeve with a collar;

+ Left breast pocket with Name above the pocket;

+ Square and Compasses with SUN CITY LODGE No 72 on the Right breast; and

+ Shirts are in Black, Blue, or White.

Price is $35.00 per shirt with payment made to SUN CITY LODGE No 72.

If you are interested in ordering a shirt, please contact Dave Miller at 602.317.6136 or

dmiller154@cox.net . When ordering, include:

your shirt size, and color you would like.

Name you want placed above the shirt pocket (if any).

Stated Meeting Dinner Menu

MENU: This month’s Stated Meeting dinner will feature fried cod, potatoes, cole slaw, and dessert.

The cost for dinner is $8.00

Reservations would be appreciated at least 5 days in advance.

RSVP to: Matthew Link. matthewalink@yahoo.com or call the

lodge at 623-9722217

TRESTLEBOARD ARTICLEs or other SUBMISSIONs

Articles and other Trestleboard submissions are due no later than the 15th of the month. If your submission is not received and other arrangements have not been made, it will not be printed.

We need current telephone numbers, addresses, and email addresses for all brothers and Trestleboard subscrib-

ers. You will be receiving the Electronic Trestleboard if we have your email address. If you require a printed copy,

Please notify the Lodge Secretary, Richard Flinton at 623-972-2217.

From the Secretary’s Desk

We have 216 members with two waiting for demits from there former lodges. We now have nine

going through degrees 5 of them need third degrees. We are doing very well. Do good unto all. Our

average age is 70.12.

Fraternally,

Richard Flinton Secretary

NECROLOGY

William E.boehm

“Remember him before the silver cord is severed, or the golden bowl is bro-ken; before the pitcher is shattered at the spring, or the wheel broken at the well and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it”. ~ Ecclesiastes 12:6-7

Masonic tradition calls on us to aid and assist all distressed brothers, withersoever dispersed. While we are getting better at assisting our brothers, we have been neglecting our ladies and their needs. If any of you know of a sick or distressed brother or a Masonic widow in need, please call the lodge office at 623.972.2217.

The Trestleboard is available through your e-mail…

Issues of the Trestleboard can be sent directly to your e-mail. The advantage of this is that

you will receive it earlier than if mailed. To receive the Trestleboard in your e-mail, please

send your request and e-mail address to www.suncitylodgeno72@gmail.com or call the

lodge office at 623.972.2217.

Sickness and Distress

If you know of a brother in need, Please contact Larry Gorelick, at larrygorelick@gmail.com or Razvan Dumitru at razvandumitru@yahoo.com

Awards and

Celebrations!

Celebrating Each

Other!

Enjoying our Time

Together!

Birthdays!

Happy Birthday to All!

Masonic Anniversaries

Robert S. Bennett 05/03/1958

Robert L. Johnson Jr 05/02/2012

John C. Holz Sr 05/17/1947

E. James Heig 05/19/1955

James A. Heger 05/06/2000

Kenneth R. Hartman 05/24/2001

Harvey Finks 05/27/1954

Kenneth N. Larsen 05/09/1983

Cody B. Burks 05/18/2005

Richard W. Oakley 05/17/2003

James L. Becker 05/11/1988

Paul A. Baron 05/27/2006

Jack E. Adams 05/11/1963

Kirk T. Lockett Jr 05/26/2004

Glynn E. Ley 05/24/2007

Ronald F. Larson 05/19/1979

Glenn W. Cummings 05/03/1997

Henry R. Stoll 05/06/2000

Joseph Tancredi 05/07/1974

Mark R. Grindle 05/20/1982

George P. Vinson 05/25/2017

Jason P. Gorski 05/05/2016

John W. Holliday 05/16/1977

William R. Sturdevant 05/26/2016

Anthony W. Mazzarella 05/02/2013

Edward A. Srsen 05/29/1965

Walter P. McMartin 05/29/2001

Frank Stickel 05/28/1998

Joseph B. Setticase 05/04/2010

James J. Rolle 05/28/1958

Douglas S. Robertson 05/09/2006

Charles L. Reeves 05/20/1988

Andrew E. Pratt 05/18/2013

Gene V. Giordano 05/16/2013

Mark J. Waxler 05/21/2015

Jack A. Bernhart 5/22

James W. Duval 5/15

James E. Hug 5/30

Harold C. Jensen 5/29

Robert J. Kinch 5/6

Marcos P. Lakandula 5/1

Gerald T. Larson 5/31

Harold J. Lilley 5/7

Paul V. Meierhenry 5/2

Rex S. Provenzale 5/29

Ricky L. Rencher 5/12

George L. Watling 5/10

Eugene L. Winkels 5/2

Past Master’s fellowship

The Past Master’s Fellowship (PMF) of Sun City Lodge will be meeting on

Tuesday, 12 February 2019 at 8:30 AM at the Sun City Masonic Center.

The meeting will be reviewing the Worshipful Master’s plans for Sun City Lodge

and where the Past Masters can be of assistance and support. There will be a

status report on the activity undertaken for the March 2019 PMF sponsored Pancake Breakfast.

Lite refreshments will be served during the meeting. For additional information, contact WM

Mark Nelson 480-253-0969 markalannelson@outlook.com.

Companions of Oasis Chapter No 15 Royal Arch Masons are reminded that Oasis Chapter is having the May monthly meeting at Sun City

Masonic Center on Friday, 17 May, beginning at 7:30 PM. Pot luck dinner at 6:30 PM with education following at 7:00 PM.

Oasis Chapter conferred the Mark Master Degree on Friday, 19 April, prior to the Annual Meeting of the Chapter. Additional degree work is

expected to be scheduled.

Oasis Chapter RAM meets on the third Friday each month.

Pot Luck. 6:30PM Education. 7:00PM Meeting. 7:30 PM

Oasis Chapter N0 15 Royal Arch Masons

Meets at Sun City Lodge No72

Working together to achieve our

mission.

Stewart Council meets on the forth Monday of each month

Pot luck dinner at 6:30PM Education 7:00 PM Meeting at 7:30 PM

St Andrew meets on the second Saturday of each month, Officers, sword and

ritual training at 7:30AM coffee & donuts 8:00AM Conclave at 9:00AM

St Andrew Commandery conferred the Order of the Temple on candidates on Saturday, 23 March. Three of the new Sir Knights were pre-

sent at the Saturday, 13 April meeting and will be serving the Commandery as officers in the coming term.

The Sir Knights met on Saturday, 13 April, at the Sun City Masonic Center and conducted annual elections for the coming year. Sir Knight

Brian Turner was elected as Eminent Commander. Included in the meeting was recognition by the Grand Commander of Allen Wilcox, the

outgoing Eminent Commander. Below is a picture of Grand Commander Doug Robertson presenting a Past Commander Jewel to Eminent

Commander Al Wilcox. The installation of 2019-2020 officers will take place on Saturday, 11 May beginning at 9:00 AM. Following the con-

clusion of the April meeting, the Sir Knights convened for an Easter Observance and followed the ceremony with a delicious lunch. Many

thanks go to Debbie Wilcox for a fine meal that was shared by the Sir Knights and their Ladies.

St Andrew Commandery meets monthly on the 2nd Saturday at the Sun City Masonic Center. Conclave begins at 9:00 AM with full ceremo-

ny. Coffee and light refreshments are available beginning at 8:00 AM along with instruction. For further information, contact Pat Hayes,

Commandery Recorder, at 602.570.5684, pmhayes1@cox.net.

Stewart Council No 16, Cryptic Masons, met in Table Council on Monday, 25 March at the Sun City Masonic Center. This special evening

was in place of the regular monthly meeting of the Council. Below are pictures of the Illustrious Master, Mark Alan Nelson, with Past MI

Grand Master George McCormick. Pat Hayes provided a delicious meal and he is pictured below with Matthew Lawrence.

Companions of Stewart Council No 16 Cryptic Masons are reminded that Stewart Council is having the May monthly meeting at Sun City

Masonic Center on Monday, 27 May, beginning at 7:30 PM. Pot luck dinner at 6:30 PM with education following at 7:00 PM.

Stewart Council No 16 Cryptic Masons

Meets at Sun City Lodge N0 72

Saint Andrew commandery no 17

meet at sun city lodge no72

Sun city west High Twelve club

At the Club meeting on Friday, 12 April, the Sun City West High 12 Club recognized the local youth groups

with individual Club donations to each group. The DeMolay, Jobs Daughters, Rainbow Girls, and the local Boy Scout Troop that meets at

the Sun City Masonic Center were recognized. Each group had several minutes to present what the group is doing and activities involved

with in the West Valley area. Below is a picture of the representative from each of the youth groups with Club President, Jeff Samuelson.

The April meeting also included the induction of Don Winscott as a new member. Club President Jeff Samuelson provided the necessary

ceremony for the new member induction. Below is a picture of Club President Samuelson with Don and Betty Winscott. At the Club

meeting in April, there was confirmation of the Club’s Lunch locations for the Summer.

At the Club meeting scheduled for Friday, 10 May, there will be a presentation by the West Valley Salvation Army about the Summer pro-

gramming for the area.

Any Master Mason is welcome to join the Sun City West High 12 Club in breakfast and meeting on the 2nd Friday of the month. Spouses

are welcome to join in the breakfast meal and attend the meeting. The restaurant opens at 7:30 AM and breakfast is available at that

time. When paying the Golden Corral Restaurant, be sure to identify that you are eligible for those attending the Sun City West High 12

Club meeting. For additional Club meeting information, contact Jeff Samuelson at 623.876.8911, jsamuelson14@msn.com.

QADESH TEMPLE # 35 SUN CITY NILE CLUB

AMARANTH—NEW HORIZON COURT NUMBER 12

Sun City Nile Club

Dora Nickell, President

On April 1, Queen Jan Cordel, installed the new Officers of Sun City Nile Club. Pr. Dora Nickell as President, Pr. Shery Goodman

as Vice-President, Pr. Murt Meierhenry as Secretary, Pr. Mary Ellen Bloomburg as Treasurer and Pr. Trudy Mullins as Chaplain

for the year.

Dates to remember. Our meetings are on the first Monday of the month, with the except June, July, August and September,

starting at 10:30 AM. Lunch following the meeting, a donation of $1.00 for lunch. Keep your Calendar open for November

13th, for the Queen’s Official Visit. It will be at Eldorado in Sun City.

We are collecting $5.00 gift cards from Walmart and Target shores, to give to the Shriners Hospital for Children. This would be

a great project for family and friends, to get the cards and give them to us. We will give the cards to the Queen and she will

make sure the hospitals get them for the Children. Bring the cards to the Lodge and leave them for Sun City Nile Club.

For those of our members that missed our last meeting (elections), and anxiously awaiting to see what our outcome was, we had

a wonderful time with the choo choo coming through as we conducted our elections for the new term. Everyone was in high

spirits as our new officers were chosen as per the following: HL Ramona Cantrell, Royal Matron – SK Harrison Cantrell, Royal

Patron – HL Sandy Munster, Associate Matron – SK John Munster, Associate Patron – HL Patricia Tomlin, Conductress – HL

Susan Rial, Associate Conductress – SK Paul Zimmerman, Treasurer – HL Patricia Zimmerman, Secretary –SK Larry Oster-

gren. Trustee Chair – HL Cynthia Lowry, Trustee 2 year – SK Roger Hall, Trustee 3yr.

After that our Royal Matron Elect, HL Ramona Cantrell, gave us some information concerning her installation which will be as

follows: May 19 installation practice will be at 1230pm with the installation to follow at 2pm. When all is said and done there

will be refreshments afterward. This will be an open installation of officers so that family and friends who are NOT linked to

our Masonic order may attend. The description given by HL Ramona as to some highlights for her year, we are in for a lot of

fun activities – so beware – you might like to come and be an active member again.

Our Grand Court Session is just around the corner, May 2-4, at the 4 Points Sheridan located at the NE corner of I17 and Peoria

Avenue. If you don’t have your reservations in – please do soon as you may not get a room. As to registration for this session,

send your form and check to HL Pat Zimmerman, 4913 W Townley Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85302

Looking down the road once again, we will have one more meeting of this current term on May 13 which some officers will

have to give their term reports. For some it will be a chance to take a deep breath and be proud of the work that they have done.

For others, it will be a chance to be an officer in a different position. With that thought in mind, would you believe that the new

term will have all NEW officers in the court line taking that leap forward. We are so proud of all of you.

Also for those who still have an interest in attending our Job Daughters Bethel #22, they will also have a new term of officers

starting with their installation of officers on May 4 at 6pm. But check with the lodge office to be sure of the time.

Pat Zimmerman, Secretary

JOBS DAUGHTERS, BETHEL 22

During the past several weeks, Valley of the Sun Chapter has been active with supporting the Arizona Archery Enterprises (AAE) Arizona Cup professional archery competition at Ben Avery Range. Below are pictures of a number of DeMolay members and family members from Valley of the Sun Chapter as well as Glendale Chapter and Phoenix Chapter. These Chapter supporters assisted with the several Saturdays of set up activity as well as supporting important activity during the actual competition that took place on 05/06/07 April. The AAE support activity is a major part of the Chapter’s activity for March and April. Also in April, a cookout is planned for the last Saturday of the month.

The Chapter received financial support from Horizon Court, Order of the Amaranth and Sun City West High 12 Club during the month.

DeMolay is a Masonic youth organization for young men. To be eligible to join DeMolay, three simple requirements need to be met by the applicant:

+ You are a young man between the ages of 12 and 21;

+ You are of good moral character; and,

+ And you believe in a supreme being (all religions welcome).

DeMolay Chapters confer two degrees for membership. The members engage in a variety of service and fun activities. Service events in-clude working with adult Masonic groups and working in local community charity events. DeMolay members enjoy social activities with members of locally Masonic sponsored Rainbow Girl Assemblies and Job’s Daughter Bethels, as well as recreational events involving sports and electronic game challenges. The Chapter events and meetings are planned and run by the youth Chapter officers with guidance from the Dad Advisor.

Valley of the Sun DeMolay Chapter regularly meets on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month at 4:00 PM at the Sun City Masonic Center. Currently, the following local Master Masons serve on the Valley of the Sun Chapter Advisory Council: Bryon Howe; Matt Link; Dave Lowry; Dave Miller; and, Craig Montgomery. For further information about becoming a member of DeMolay or how to become a member of the Advisory Council, contact Paul Brown at 602.708.1666 or assistant.eo@azdemolay.org.

VALLEY OF THE SUN DEMOLAY

SUN CITY CHAPTER 66 ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

PEORIA CHAPTER #59

Order of the Eastern Star

Peoria Chapter is happy to welcome a new member by affiliation, Sister Holly Nichols-Swortzel. Welcome! Welcome! We have another petition in the works.

May Calendar;

May 8th Election of Officers and Honor Mothers

May 10th Farewell Dinner at the Ironworks Restaurant, 6:00pm

May 22nd Farewell Meeting

Peoria Chapter Invites you to the Installation of the 2019-2020 Officers,

Ad space is now available on the Trestleboard. You may purchase a business card

size for $120 for one year, or a larger ad for $200 for one year. (11 issues) Please

support our Brothers and Friends of the Lodge who advertise in our Trestleboard.

Contact: Steve Wieters 623-297-6900 skw@ep2p.com

Mailing Address

SUN CITY LODGE # 72

F. & A.M.

P.O. Box 1353

Sun City, Arizona 85372

Telephone: 623.972.2217

e-mail: suncitylodgeno72@gmail.com

Office hours: Mon / Wed / Fri – 9AM -1 PM

We’re on the Web! http://suncitymasoniclodgeno72.com

2019

PLACE YOUR AD HERE

Physical Address

SUN CITY LODGE # 72

F.& A.M.

18810 North 107th Avenue

Peoria, Arizona, 85373