Missing MasterFound!

Dewey V. Sturges, Past Worshipful Master of Honolulu Lodge never had his photo placed on the wall in Makiki Temple. Monty Glover, David Franklin and David Kaohelaulii met with his widow and will be placing his photo on the wall.

On another note:

Worshipful Master Randy Su’a will soon become the 100th Past Master of Honolulu Lodge in December 2002.

Calendar of Events

October 2002

1st 7:30 pm Stated Meeting

November 2002

5th 7:30 pm Stated Meeting.
Election of Officers for 2003

19th Lodge Luau

December 2002

3rd 7:30 pm Stated Meeting.
Presentation of Budget for 2003
7th 6 pm Installation of Lodge Officers & Dinner.
Family & Friends Invited
Scottish Rite Cathedral
1611 Kewalo Street
Honolulu HI 96822-3198

Each guest should plan to bring a wrapped Christmas present as a donation to our toy drive effort. Dress Aloha shirt except for newly installed Lodge Officers Dress is Tuxedo. Plan to bring a wrapped present.

Aloha Brothers,
These are proud times for Honolulu Lodge. On Saturday August 31st the Grand Lodge of Hawaii held a one-day class to confer the 2nd and 3rd degree of Masonry. We raised 13 new Master Masons. Congratulations brothers.

The newly raised Master Masons are brothers: Christophe Aubin-Nury-de Malicorne, Jose Rosal-Cernuda, Dusty Davis, Edward Drish, Jimmy Hairston, Warren Halstead III, Joshua Martin, Richard Ornellas, David Sandoval, Randall Sumida, Arthur Varady, Brian Wong and Jacob Wurthner.

On Saturday September 14th Senior Warden David Franklin who is a member of the Aloha Patrol for the Aloha Shriners marched in the Aloha Week Parade. On Sunday Morning September 15th many members of Honolulu Lodge turned out to help re-enact the Boston Tea Party. Present from our lodge were David Franklin, Matthew Scott, Sean McDougal, John Condello, John O’Donnell, Ted Maly, Jason Singer, Mark Bleakney, Jimmy Hairston, David Sandoval, Frank Condello, Fred Chang, Monty Glover, Worshipful Warren Stremming and Donovan Young, Proctor Gilbert and of course Worshipful Master George
Theofanis.

Highlights of this years event were when Matthew Scott’s Canon misfired as well as his pistol earning him the friendly title “Misfire Matt”. David Sandoval played the part of Molly Pitchers husband and when it came time for the African American Masons to be represented Brother Jarvis Conic stepped right in and saved the day earning him the “Baptism by fire” title. Fred Chang took plenty of photos which are available for your viewing at our website A big Mahalo to Proctor’s son who is a news photographer for Channel 9. This years event was televised by all four television stations and received great advance publicity by Island Weekly magazine, thank you Brother Ken Berry. All of this could not have been possible without the hard work of one man Worshipful George Theofanis aka Sam Adams.Thank you one and all for a great job. It’s easy to see why so many great men look to Honolulu Lodge for it’s leadership role both in and out of the lodge room.