Worshipful Master’s MessageWelcome back from the summer break.

I hope all is well with you and your families.

This month’s message is about American

History and why it’s so important to our

Masonic Brotherhood. This past July 4th

I

took pride in walking with Brethren from

Rising Sun Lodge No. 15 in the Independence

Day Parade. While walking down Kings

Highway I thought to myself how blessed we

are as US citizens and Freemasons to live in

this time period and in this great country.

Everyone knows the significance of July 4th

,

1776. We also have to remember our

Constitution that was signed September 17th

1787 and ratified June 21st

1788. For the

majority of the human race over the centuries

there has been oppression and tyranny. This

country was created by our Founding Fathers

to break from these shackles. As Freemasons

we should take pride in knowing that many of

these men were Brothers. I consider this

country an experiment in Human Freedom.

Always remember this famous quote from

Most Worshipful Benjamin Franklin:

Someone asked him, well Doctor what have

you created a Republic or Monarchy? Ben’s

reply: A Republic if you can keep it. Please

take a moment to reflect upon these words

and the Freedoms we enjoy. Our Brotherhood

teaches responsibility, humbleness, charity

and love. What a better way to celebrate our

Freedoms by expressing to our fellow man

what we do as Freemasons!

I look forward to seeing you in Lodge this

month. Next month on October 2nd

our Lodge

will celebrate “Past Masters Night”. We will

enjoy an Oktoberfest Dinner at 6pm. Lodge

opens at 745pm.

May our Heavenly Father Bless you and keep

you in his eternal Grace.

By Order of

WM Robert A. Taylor

Worshipful Master

Attest

WB James Weisensee, PM

Secretary

Communication for September 2015

You are cordially and fraternally requested to

Attend the following communications of

Laurel Lodge No. 237, F&AM

Friday, September 4th 7:45 PMRegular Business, Ballot, Birthdays, FC Degree &

Refreshments after Lodge.

The Fellow Craft Degree will be conferred upon the

following eligible candidates:

Bro. Entered Apprentice William J. King

Bro. Entered Apprentice Paul P. Bonamassa, Sr.

Ballot for Affiliated MembershipBrother Joseph Ripka

21 Mary Ellen Lane Sicklerville, NJ 08081

Friday, September 18th 7:45 PMRegular Business, Ballot, Birthdays, FC Degree &

Refreshments after Lodge.

The Fellow Craft FC degree will be conferred upon the

following eligible candidates:Brother Entered Apprentice Jason A. Golley

Brother Entered Apprentice Adam W. Golley

Brother Entered Apprentice Michael S. Brown

Ballot for Membership and InitiationMr. Richard Naticchione

Employer: Gloucester County Occupation: Engineer

145 Central Ave. Woodbury Heights NJ 08097

Recommenders: Bro Victor M Bianco RW Moses R Hayes PGC

Committee: WB Robert Taylor, WB James Weisensee, Brother

Michael McKenney

DATES TO REMEMBER

Every Tuesday, 7:00 PMOfficers Rehearsal at Lodge

Friday September 4th

7:45PMRegular Meeting, Ballot, Birthdays,

FC Degree & Refreshments

Friday September 18th

7:45PMRegular Meeting, Ballot, Birthdays,

FC Degree & Refreshments

See announcement in this message

Monday September 21st

18th

& 22nd

Masonic Districts

Open ReceptionSee announcement in this message

Saturday September 26th

Multi Family Yard Sale at Laurel

Lodge 7am to 2pm

See announcement in this message

Friday October 3rd

7:45PM“Past Masters Night”

Oktoberfest Dinner $10 at the Door

See announcement in this message

Friday October 16th 7:45PMPinelands Presentation

Service Pin Night

Saturday October 17th

Junior Grand Warden’s Reception

See announcement in this message

2015 Building Fund BenefactorsBro. Richard L. Busch

Bro. Charles D. McMaster

Bro. Gerard DiBona

Bro. Alfred J. Dandurand

WB James A. Weisensee

Bro. John L. Stoll

Bro. James B. Alspach

Bro. Murray C. Lightman

Bro. Robert J. Powell

Bro. John Gomen

Bro. Joseph Abuiso

Bro. Anthony J. Centritto

Bro. William E. Roche

Bro. William F. Campbell

WB Eugene J. Applegate, PM

Bro. Gene Olson

RW Kirk D. Nevius, Jr.,

PGC Bro. Kenneth W. Cashin

Bro Marvin O. Thorn

DB Richard P. Alspach

RW Albert L. Hann, PJGD

WB Whitney H. Myers, PM

Bro. A. Harry Moffett

Bro. William P. Hansche

Bro. Donald C. Springle

Bro. Carl Springle

Bro. Lloyd H. Jones

RW Robert W. Bates, PSGD

Bro. Fred J. Maiden, Jr.

Bro. Alvin C. Fitting

Bro. Barclay M. Campion

Bro. Harry Parvin

Bro. Richard A. Greiner

Bro. Robert Hankins

Bro. Derek Freyberger

WB Robert E. Kunze, Sr.,PM

Bro. Terry Harris

Bro. George Walmsley

Bro. Charles Heimerl III

Bro. Charles Heimerl IV

Bro. William R. Terwilliger, Jr

Bro. Wilfredo Halina

Thank you from Worshipful Master

Candidates In WaitingName Status Last Date Next Status Next Date

Bro. James A. Drexel FC 6/19/15 MM 10/2/15

Bro. William J. King EA 9/9/14 FC 9/4/15

Bro. Paul P. Bonamassa Sr. EA 10/17/14 FC 9/4/15

Bro. Michael S. Brown EA 4/3/15 FC 9/18/15

Bro. Adam W. Golley EA 4/3/15 FC 9/18/15

Bro. Jason W. Golley EA 4/3/15 FC 9/18/15

Bro. Michael Tavani Jr. EA 6/5/15 FC TBD

Bro. Michael Cipriano IV EA 6/5/15 FC TBD

Bro. James M. McCarthy EA 6/5/15 FC TBD

Bro. Todd Michael Simon EA 6/5/15 FC TBD

Mr. Richard Naticchione (Ballot 9-18-18) MR. N/A EA 9-18-15

In Memorial

Brother L. Herbert Seidman

Raised May 27th

1969

Called from Labor

June 7th

2015

Brother Harvey R. Bellows Jr.

Raised June 14th

1957

Called from Labor

August 15th

2015

Friday October 16th after Lodge Closes: Family & Friends Welcome

Digital Photo Presentations by Professor Michael "Spike" Fowler

The Pinelands Traveler, Ghost Towns, Bogs, and LegendsProgram features: Sand roads, cranberry bogs, cedar swamps, the Jersey Devil, outstanding scenic photographs,

captivating stories of the Pines. This premier program, already seen by many groups throughout New Jersey

explores the spectacular beauty of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. This exciting program is an excellent way to

learn about this great and mysterious region. Even though yellow milkwort, goat's rue and turkey beard sound

like names of exotic plants that might be found in a tropical rain forest, in reality they are growing right in our

Pinelands. The pygmy forest is a vast region of stunted pine and oak trees that stretch to the horizon. These are

just some of the unusual sights that will be pointed out in this show.

Travel down abandoned stage roads to explore once flourishing towns now known as "ghost towns," and look at

the colorful cranberry industry. Even tales of the Jersey Devil and other Pinelands characters are included in this

extremely popular program.

Presenter Michael Fowler started research on the Pinelands as a hobby over 40 years ago, He has collected

thousands of photos of the South Jersey area, compiled a research database for New Jersey Network and the

Pinelands Commission, written a book and many articles on ghost towns of the Pines, and escorted about 3,000

people on field trips. He is a frequent contributor of information about Pinelands ghost towns, a featured speaker

for many groups, and a member of the New Jersey Pinelands Commission Speakers Organization. He was also

appointed to the Pinelands Educational Advisory Council.

Contact Status ChangesBrethren, please remember to

contact the Secretary or

Worshipful Master with regard

to changes to your mailing

address, phone numbers, e-mail

addresses etc. Our goal is

maintain our membership

database as accurate as possible.

Thank you,

Worshipful Master

PS: It’s better to be proactive

than reactive.

Service Pin NightFriday October 16

th7:45PM

at our Regular

Communication the

Worshipful Master will be

presenting Service Pins to

eligible Brethren with the

following years of Masonic

service:

5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40

and 45 years.

This is a great opportunity for

those Brethren who’ve not been to

Lodge in a while to be honored on

this special evening. Dinner at

6:30PM is on charge.

September Masonic

HistoryOn September 18

th1793 the

Father of our Country Worshipful

Brother George Washington

performed Masonic Rites at the

laying of the U.S. Capital’s

cornerstone. His apron, along

with the trowel and tools used to

set the Capitol’s cornerstone in

place is currently housed at the

George Washington Masonic

National Memorial in Alexandria,

Virginia. Attend a meeting and

you will see a painting of that

event on the North side of our

Lodge. As Freemason’s we know

where Worshipful Brother

Washington placed the

cornerstone.

2015 DUES ARE PAST DUEYour dues for 2015 were due 12-31-2014.

Please note; the Brethren will be voting on

suspending NPD’s in October. Please contact the

Worshipful Master or Secretary.

Payments: Laurel Lodge No. 237

P.O. Box 127 Stratford, N.J. 08084

75/40 MembersLaurel Lodge continues to value and Honor our

75/40 members by not requiring Lodge dues

payments. In order to preserve our lodge’s

financial stability, we are requesting that if you

are able, and it will not cause you any undue

hardship, to pay only the Grand Lodge

assessment of $44.50. This is voluntary on your

part, but will help our Lodge meet its financial

responsibilities.

September Masonic BirthdaysBro Charles V. Osborne 1946 69

Bro Charles W. Horle 1947 68

Bro George H. Guenette, Sr. 1954 61

Bro George P. Walmsley, Jr. 1961 54

Bro Gerald M. Rocker, Sr. 1974 41

Bro Joseph A. Armstrong 1982 33

Bro Jeffrey S. Longmire 1989 26

Bro Albert J. Profico Sr. 1989 26

RW Kirk D. Nevius, Jr. 1990 25

Bro Keith A. Trieble 1990 25

Bro Thomas S. Trieble, Sr. 1990 25

Bro John F. Druding 1993 22

Bro Thomas J. Peters 1993 22

Bro Ralph E. Schwab 1993 22

Bro Ralph H. Albright 1996 19

Bro Robert P. Bansch 1997 18

Bro Ronald D. Bowker 1997 18

Bro Raymond B. Kingett, II 1997 18

Bro Murray C. Lightman 1997 18

Bro Rommel P. Casibang 2012 3

Bro Joseph S. Cvikich 2012 3

Bro Robert S. Outlaw 2012 3

Bro Norman C. MacFerran, Jr. 2014 1

Bro Joseph A. Cruz 2014 1

Brethren,Do not forget your Masonic Birthday.

Visit your lodge this month, enjoy Brotherhood,

Refreshment’s and the Worshipful Master will present

you with your Masonic Birthday Gift.

Laurel Lodge Needs Your HelpIf you have interest in serving your Lodge as an

officer or serving on one of the many committees

please call or e-mail the Worshipful Master.

Committees include:Auditing, Budget & Finance, Entertainment,

Exam practice for Candidates, Masonic

Education, Mentorship, Refreshments,

Membership Retention & Monthly Trestleboard

Mailings.

Special Thanks goes out to Brother Michael

McKenney. Brother McKenney has volunteered

to be the new Director of Craftsman. Brethren, a

Master Mason Degree is a highlight in a Brothers

Masonic journey. To be a Craftsmen please

contact Brother McKenney at 856-542-8640.

In addition, we want to express our Thanks and

Appreciation to Right Worshipful Warren E.

Rival for the many years of dedicated service to

our Lodge serving as Director of Craftsman, job

well done Right Worshipful Rival.

Yard Sale at Laurel Lodge #237It’s time for a spring cleaning this fall. Our

Lodge will have a yard sale Saturday

September 26TH

from 7am to 2pm. Tables are

$5 each. This will be advertised as a multi-family yard sale advertised in Craigslist.

18th Masonic District Blood

DriveBrethren, the next blood drive for

the 18th Masonic District will be

held Saturday October 10th from

8am to 12pm at Merchantville

Lodge 119 F&AM 6926 Park Ave.

Pennsauken. The district requires at

least 10 pints per lodge. Please

donate. Contact Brother Bob

Outlaw if interested in donating at

609-471-2869.

This is not only for Brother Masons,

Please Donate Blood.

Volunteer Services October 4thThis year Laurel Lodge will be

assisting the residents of

The Masonic Home to Sunday

Services on October 4th

902 Jacksonville Road, Burlington,

NJ 08016

Carpool from the lodge at 7:45

There are two services 9:30AM and

10:45AM.

We finish up about 11:30 AM

Children, family and friends are

welcome.

Laurel Lodge Masters HatPlease donate your dollar bills to the

Laurel Lodge Masters Hat, if the $1

bill has the letter “L” to the left of

Worshipful Brother George

Washington. Fun Fact: did you

know the letter “L” represents the

Federal Reserve Bank of San

Francisco. Thank you!

Laurel Lodge Items for SaleDid you know that your lodge has

a SWAG committee?

We have Laurel Lodge shirts and

for Freemason hats sale. Our goal

is to build inventory to include

jackets and additional items.

Please contact Brother Bob

Outlaw at 609-471-2869 or e-mail

routlaw74@gmail.com

Trestleboard MailingsHelp your Lodge save postage

by receiving your monthly

Trestleboard via e-mail. Please

contact the Worshipful Master

or Secretary with your e-mail

address. Also, if you’ve moved

recently please contact us.

Student Assistance

AvailableFree of charge, academic tutoring

is available to any student of any

Brother. Location: Laurel Lodge

Tuesdays at 7PM or if available at

your home.

Subject areas:Comprehensive Social Studies,

Humanities, Language Arts. Grade

K-12, NJ State Certified Teacher of

Students with Disabilities. Bro. Bob

Hankins, M.ED., 32nd

SPEDteacherbob@comcast.net

Laurel Lodge #237 Past Masters NightFriday October 2

nd745PM - Dinner optional at 6PM

Come to Lodge to Honor our Past Masters and enjoy an evening of flawless ritual work. The

Past Masters of Laurel Lodge #237 will confer the Master Mason Degree in its entirety upon

eligible candidates. German Oktoberfest food only will be prepared by Susan Taylor, the

Worshipful Master’s Frau (Wife in German). Menu as follows: Bratwurst, German Potato

Salad, Red Cabbage, Pretzels & Apple Strudel with Vanilla Ice Cream for Dessert.

($12 at the Door – RSVP with Signup Sheet during September communications)

“Now for Something Completely Different”The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson

Half a league, half a league, half a league onward, All in the valley of Death Rode the six hundred.

“Forward, the Light Brigade! Charge for the guns!” he said. Into the valley of Death Rode the six hundred.

“Forward, the Light Brigade!” Was there a man dismayed? Not though the soldier knew someone had blundered.

Theirs not to make reply, theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die. Into the valley of Death

Rode the six hundred.

Cannon to right of them, Cannon to left of them, Cannon in front of them Volleyed and thundered;

Stormed at with shot and shell, Boldly they rode and well, Into the jaws of Death, Into the mouth of hell Rode the

six hundred.

Flashed all their sabres bare, Flashed as they turned in air sabering the gunners there, Charging an army, while

All the world wondered. Plunged in the battery-smoke Right through the line they broke; Cossack and Russian

Reeled from the sabre stroke Shattered and sundered. Then they rode back, but not the six hundred.

Cannon to right of them, Cannon to left of them, Cannon behind them Volleyed and thundered; Stormed at with

shot and shell, While horse and hero fell. They that had fought so well came through the jaws of Death, Back from

the mouth of hell, All that was left of them, Left of six hundred.

When can their glory fade? O the wild charge they made! All the world wondered. Honor the charge they made!

Honour the Light Brigade, Noble six hundred!

The Battle of Balaclava Crimean War October 25th

1854

Blue Stone – Mystic Tie – Malta Doric Lodge No. 35

Cordially invites you

To attend the Official Visit of

Most Worshipful Anthony W. Montuori

Grand Master of Masons of the State of New Jersey

To the Open Reception in Honor of

R.W. Roger Quintana

Junior Grand Warden

Saturday, October 17, 2015

Fellowship Center

1114 Oxmead Road

Burlington, NJ 08016

Social Hour 4:00 PM, Reception 5:00 PM, Dinner 6:30 PM

Mail To: RW William Anderson, 134 West 28th St., Bayonne, NJ 07002

Questions? Contact RW William Anderson at (201) 437-0578 Deadline October 9, 2015

Checks Payable to: BSMTMD #35 No tickets will be issued

I would like ____reservations @ $65 each. Total enclosed:_________

Please write the names of all those included in this reservation on the back of this form.

Name:___________________________________ District:________

Lodge:_________________________ Title:______________________

Email:________________________________ Phone:_____________

PAST MASTERS* Deceased # Dual Member

1922 Albert C. Stack * 1974 Robert W. Bates, PSGD

1923 Harry A, Beck * 1975 Frederick W. Knox

1923 William S. Martin # * 1976 Leroy See *

1924 Arthur Scrimshaw * 1976 John J. Eitel # *

1925 Benjamin Forrest * 1977 Roy F. Gutshall, Jr.*

1926 Elmer F. Giffin * 1978 John R. Beetle

1927 Charles B. Giffin * 1979 Charles W. Bell

1928 John T. Reif * 1980 Benjamin H. Read, Jr. *

1929 Charles V. Osborne, Sr. * 1981 Joseph H. Rival Jr., PGM

1930 Samuel G. Garrison, Jr.* 1982 Warren E. Rival, PGC

1931 Charles P. Mills # * 1982 Ronald A. Rocco #

1932 William R. Cannon * 1983 Hugh C. Williams *

1933 Noah C. Bender * 1984 Walter C. Knett *

1934 F. Maurice Goodwin * 1984 Charles E. Oppido, Jr. # *

1935 Michael Balent, Jr. * 1985 Frank A. Applegate, Sr.*

1936 Enos J. Jarvis * 1985 Henry Bubacz # *

1937 Robert F. Ranken * 1986 Wilfred E. Wilson *

1938 John H. Fisher, Sr. * 1986 Donald L. Keppen Sr. #

1939 Oscar M. Hansen * 1987 Robert F. Butler *

1940 Albert F Neidinger PGP* 1988 William E. Hand

1941 Lawrence E. Gardiner * 1989 Edwin W. Griffiths, Jr.

1942 B. Franklin Cope * 1990 Donald C. Lever, PSGS *

1943 Fred Humphrey * 1991 Stewart D. Walsh *

1944 Charles. S. Schenick * 1991 Ralph S. Hill, Jr. # *

1945 Ora L. Wooster, Sr. * 1992 George W. Stott, Jr. *

1946 Carl C. Caldwell * 1992 Harry H. Wible #

1947 Benjamin A. Glatz * 1993 Dale A. Lynch, Jr., PDDGM

1948 Joseph H. Matthews * 1994 Henry J. Rahn, Jr. PSGS

1949 Ralph E. Husted * 1994 Charles A. Castley,PDDGM #

1950 Thomas Milne * 1995 Russell R. Hoyle, Sr.

1951 Ferdinand Herbst * 1996 Frazier R. Alburger

1952 Charles Mannice * 1996 James E. Miller, PGC #

1953 Robert C. Osborne,PGC* 1997 Raymond B. Kingett

1954 Earl B. Hallowell * 1997 Jerry R. Barnish #

1955 Harry M. Ireland * 1998 Kirk D. Nevius, Jr., PGC

1956 John M. Fisher, Jr.* 1999 Scott D. Cianci

1957 Albert C. Stack, Jr.* 1999 Frank M. Blizard, III #

1958 Whitney H. Myers 2000 Paul E. Burkhardt

1959 George F. McCann * 2001 Robert F. DiOrio

1960 Harold T. Wolf* 2001 Donald. C. Sharp Sr. #

1961 John P. Steffan* 2002 Leonard M March, PDDGM

1962 Harold H. Croom* 2002 Craig J. Woodruff #

1963 Charles F. Yost * 2003 Eugene J. Applegate

1964 Charles W. Engler, Jr.* 2004 Eugene O. Bathurst

1965 Daniel A. Mullen, III * 2005 Juan A. Caraballo, Jr

1965 Carl H. Gamp # * 2006 Moses R. Hayes, Jr., PGC

1966 Albert L. Hann , PJGD 2007 Richard J. McCunney, II

1967 Henry Baumert * 2008 Michael E.Owsiak

1968 Robert E. Walsh, Jr.* 2009 Robert E. Kunze Sr.

1969 George E. Carpenter * 2010 Craig R. Thorpe

1970 Henry Sannipolli,PDDGM * 2011 Brian J. Read JGS

1971 Leonard O. Beebe * 2012 Bernard J. Madgey V DRI

1972 Robert D. Rowand 2013 Kevin D. Kloss

1973 Louis W. Bradley, PGT * 2014 James A. Weisensee

DISTINGUISHED BROTHERSDB Richard P. Alspach DB Thomas J. Kane

DB John E. McDowell * DB Raymond T. McManus

HONORARY MEMBERS

MW David A. Dorworth, Grand Master 2013

MW William H. Berman, Grand Master 2009

MW Larry S. Plasket, Grand Master 2002

MW William H. Sackett, Grand Master 1986

MW Edgar N. Peppler, Grand Master 1979

2015 A.D. OFFICERS 6015 A.L.

WORSHIPFUL

MASTER

WB Robert A. Taylor - Susan

30 Indian Birch Rd. Turnersville, NJ 08012

856-834-3917 - TAYLOR89@COMCAST.NET

SENIOR

WARDEN

Bro Gene G. Olson – Kathy

1 Windsor Rd. Gibbsboro, NJ 08026

856-782-0077 - GENEOELECT@MSN.COM

JUNIOR

WARDEN

Bro John P. Gomen – Margaret

81 Annapolis Dr. Erial, NJ 08081

856-627-8440 - JAKG1231@HOTMAIL.COM

TREASURER

MW Joseph H. Rival, Jr., PGM – Judith

333 Francis Ave. Waterford Works, NJ 08089

856-768-0312 - GM-NJ2010@COMCAST.NET

SECRETARY

WB James A. Weisensee PM - Cathy

24 Bels Lake Dr. Turnersvile, NJ 08012

856-227-1699 - ITJAYW@YAHOO.COM

Secretary Emeritus

RW Louis W. Bradley PGT*

Treasurer Emeritus

WB Charles W. Bell PM

WB John R. Beetle, PM

Senior Deacon Bro Joseph Abiuso - 856-357-7883

Junior Deacon Bro John C. Read Jr.- 856-232-4822

S.M. of Ceremonies Bro William Roche` - 609-314-0505

J.M. of Ceremonies Bro Carl T. Springle Sr. - 856-906-7332

Senior Steward Bro Jeffrey Scott Slimm Jr. 609-313-3628

Junior Steward Bro Edward S. Bohi - 609-268-7399

Marshal Bro Robert S. Outlaw - 609-471-2869

Chaplain Bro. Ross A. Chase - 856-383-6821

Tyler Bro William F. Anderson - 856-547-0453

Historian RW Albert L. Hann, PJGD - 856-845-6951

Proxy Bro Joseph Abiuso - 856-357-7883

Director of Ritual WB Brian J. Read, PM - 856-782-3771

Webmaster DB Raymond T. McManus - 856-346-9150

Dir. Of Craftsmen Brother Michael McKenney 856-542-8640

EntertainmentWB James A Weisensee

WB Robert A. Taylor

Sick and VisitingRW Albert L. Hann ,PJGD 856-845-6951

WB Bernard J. Madgey, V, PM 856-470-7609

Auditing, Budget &

Finance

RW James E. Miller, PGC

Bro Gerard DiBona

Blood Bank Chairman Bro Bob Outlaw - 609-471-2869

Photographer Bro William Roche` - 609-314-0505

Masonic EducationRW Albert L. Hann ,PJGD

Advisor to Officers RW Albert L. Hann , PJGD

Refreshments Susan S Weisensee (Wife of Worshipful Master)

Funeral Coordinator RW Albert L. Hann , PJGD 856-845-6951

Building Trustees

3 YearWB Brian J. Read, PM

WB James A. Weisensee, PM

2 YearWB Kevin D. Kloss, PM

Bro John C. Read

1 YearWB Bernard J. Madgey, V, PM

DB Raymond T. McManus

Financial Trustees

3 Year Bro William Roche`

2 Year WB John R. Beetle, PM

1 Year RW Warren E. Rival, PGC

Grand Master Most Worshipful Anthony W. Montuori

100 Barrack Street, Trenton, NJ 08602-2008

District Deputy

Grand Master

Right Worshipful Robert W. Hertneck, Jr.

95 Stacey Haines Road Lumberton, NJ 08048

609-257-3359/609-509-1947 -

RHERTNECK@COMCAST.NET

District Ritual

Instructor

Right Worshipful Bernard J Madgey V

7 Lake Villa Drive Voorhees, NJ 08043

856-470-7609 – budmadgey@aol.com