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Huguenot Lodge No. 46 F&AM

 
 
 

 

Huguenot Lodge No. 46, F&AM meets at 69 Main Street, Tuckahoe, NY, USA on the 4th Tuesday of each month excluding July and August   Tel: (914) 337-9835.

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In God we trust.

 


 

Huguenot Lodge No. 46 is the oldest lodge in the 2nd Westchester-Putnam District.    It was chartered in 1796 in New Rochelle, NY., just 15 years after the Grand Lodge of New York was chartered.     Please sign our guest book before you leave.

 

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Worshipful Brother Wayne Wyatt
Master of Huguenot Lodge No. 46 F&AM

 


 

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HUGUENOT INDEX GM Dinner Great Neck DDGM & SO Training 2008 Dedication Service & Breakfast 3rd Degree 3/31/08 Sad Tidings
           
Famous Masons Cleopatra Child ID Photos Masonic Speeches - Examples Independence Day 2008 Who Are The Masons?
           
Masonic Secret Seafood Festival 7.27.08 Our Old Past Master A Brotherhood Undivided Friend to Friend Memorial  

     


Did you know?

~  That we are traveling upon the Level of Time to that undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveler returns.  The words in italics are from our ritual but they were first written by Shakespeare in his play "Hamlet, Act III".  Google it.

~  You can view the INDEX in full screen.  Just click on the link in the upper left of INDEX.

~  During WWII our lodge membership swelled to over 600 Brothers as the soldiers from Fort Slocum joined the lodge.

~  The Chancellor Robert Livingston medal is the highest award that Grand Lodge awards to a Mason.  RW Arthur G. Vosatka is the only one in our district who has one.  It was presented to him by MW Carl J. Fitje, Grand Master (2002-04) for his work in producing the 800 page Book of Constitutions on a single CD written in HTML - fully searchable.  RW Artie wears a 50 year medal awarded by MW Neal I. Bidnick, Grand Master on St. John's Day 2007 in Utica, NY.

~  Masons honor two Saint Johns as their patron saints - Saint John the Baptist and Saint John the Evangelist.  Learn more about these saints - click on our Index (above) and then Huguenot INDEX - scroll down to The Holy Saints John.
 

 




Holiday Brunch at Arrowwood

December 16, 2007:  Thirty-four Brothers, ladies and friends celebrated a Holiday Brunch at the Doral Arrowwood Country Club in Purchase, NY.  MW Neal I Bidnick, Grand Master of Masons in the State of New York honored us with his presence and that of his wife, Joyce.  They were joined by several Grand Line Officers; RW Kurt, Grand Marshal and his wife Ruth, RW Biagio Valenti, Grand Standard Bearer and RW Alfred Dais, Senior Grand Deacon and his wife Vita.  Our District Deputy Grand Master, RW Duncan Stalker and his wife Carol was present and it happened to be Carol's birthday.  We all wished her a happy birthday as only our group can sing.

Our host was W\ Wayne Wyatt who had the funniest act of the day.  Let me tell you about it... The food is served buffet style and they have a carving table with a variety of great food - Wayne selected the Honey-Roasted turkey to which he added mashed potatoes and covered it all with turkey gravy - unfortunately, the mashed potatoes turned out to be whipped cream.  It was not really his fault - the chef had chosen to place the large bowl of whipped cream right next to the turkey gravy.

As you view the photos, you will see a large group of children who were delighted by a visit from Santa Claus.  I took several photos and asked if Santa would visit with our group.  He agreed and I took a lot of photos of Santa with our group in front of the beautiful Christmas Tree.

Click here to view the photos.
 

 


 

2008 Awards Dinner

Recipients:

Master Mason Degree:  Brothers Michael Grenadier, Mark Sousa, Roberto Cruz, Vincent Franzone and Joel Lopez

Masters Certificate of Appreciation: RW Nabil  "John" Ghazal

Certificate of Appreciation: Maria G. Lopez, Bonnie Correa, Vivian E. Vosatka and Carmen Alvarez

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2008 Elected and Appointed Grand Line Officers

May 6, 2008

   

Grand Master

 

MW Edward G. Gilbert (Helen)

Deputy Grand Master

  RW Vincent Libone (Virginia)

Senior Grand Warden

  RW Bruce Renner (Betsy)

Junior Grand Warden

  RW Thomas M. "Tim" McMullin (Elaine)

Grand Treasurer

  RW Marino Cesarini (Theresa)

Grand Secretary

  RW Gilbert Savitzky (Barbara)

Grand Lecturer

  RW James E. Sullivan (Gail)

Grand Marshal

  RW Robert Finley (Kay)

Grand Chaplain

  RW Kenneth E. Wagner (Carolyn)

Deputy Grand Marshal

  RW Robert J. Servidio (Margie)

Grand Standard Bearer

  RW Paul Berrara, Jr. (Donna)

Deputy Grand Standard Bearer

  RW George D. Emmons

Senior Grand Deacon

  RW Robert S. Glace, Sr. (Alice)

Junior Grand Deacon

  RW Dennis G. Feldman

Judge Advocate

  RW Daniel M. Semel (Nell)

Proctor

  RW Steven A. Rubin

Grand Pursuivant & Assistant Grand Secretary

  RW Richard W. Bateman (Eleanor)

Grand Historian

  RW James H. Rice

Grand Tiler

  RW Matthew S. Gilbert

Grand Organist

  RW Robert L. Barrows

 


 

 

Our Degree Work

The Third Degree

November 28, 2006:  Worshipful Wayne Wyatt, Master of Huguenot Lodge No. 46, flawlessly presented the third and final degree as we raised three Brothers to the degree of Master Mason.

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The First Degree

September 25, 2007:  Huguenot Lodge No. 46 has  added 5 new Brothers to its membership roles.  Brother Michael Grenadier is awaiting his Second Degree and participated in this degree by flawlessly reciting the answers to the Questions and Answers portion of the degree.  In addition to Bro. Michael, 4 additional Brothers took their obligation as W\ Wayne Wyatt

1.  Bro. Baeth Khalil Famek
2.  Bro. Kirollos Hanna
3.  Bro. Joel Lopez
4.  Bro. Mark Sousa

Additionally, two visiting Entered Apprentices from Mt. Masada Lodge were present.

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May 13, 2008:


 

 


 

Who Are The Masons?

The roots of Freemasonry are lost in antiquity but our recorded history goes back well over 600 years.  To learn who the Masons are and what they do just click on the link below and scroll past the vendor's advertisements to view this brief and fascinating story.  A history built on brotherhood and the bonds of lifelong friendships worldwide.

Click here.
 

 


 

Congratulations to Bro. Thomas Mueller, DSA

September 14, 2007:  AWARDS NIGHT - Bro. Thomas Mueller receives his Dedicated Service Award (DSA) at Carlos Restaurant in Yonkers.  Twenty-seven Brothers, Ladies and friends turned out to witness this very special award.  It is special because of all of the Masonic awards that there are in Masonry, this is the only award that appends the title DSA to the end of the recipients name.  Bro. Thomas Mueller is now referred to as Bro. Thomas Mueller, DSA and he well deserves the honor.

Click here to view the photos (all photos by W\ Wayne Wyatt)
 

 


 

Huguenot Lodge Notice

You must have Adobe Acrobat on your PC in order to view the monthly notice.  You can download a free copy by clicking here.

click here to view June notice.

click here to view September notice.

click here for October notice.

click here for the January 2008 notice.

click here for February 2008 notice
 

 


 

Lap Robes for Senior Citizens

Vivian, Patricia and Marie have been busy creating beautiful lap robes for the residents of our local nursing homes.  Click to view larger image.


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Application for Membership

Click here to view the Petition for Initiation and Advancement.  Select ctrl+p to print the document.  Fill in the information and mail the completed document to Huguenot Lodge 46, PO Box #685, Pelham, NY.10803

At the top of the document enter Huguenot Lodge # 46.
 

 


 

 

FASNYCHIP

The Firemen's Association of the State of New York and the New York State Grand Lodge join to provide mutual support in the Child ID Program.

Click here to visit their web site.
 

 


 

5th Annual Labor Day Cookout

Saturday, September 1, 2007:  What will W\ Wayne come up with next?  At the last picnic the featured menu item was Lobster.  At this picnic the evening menu item that was featured was Filet Mignon grilled to perfection by master chef, Mark Sousa.  Carol Stalker grilled the hot dogs, hamburgers and cheeseburgers for lunch.

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2007 Education Awards

August 6, 2007 - NYS Grand Lodge F&AM:  The annual presentation of Education Awards was held in the American Room at the Grand Lodge building on 23rd Street, NYC.  One of the recipients was Erik C. Vosatka the son of W\ Ronald A. Vosatka and the grandson of R\W\ Arthur G. Vosatka.   The Scottish Rite of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York presented a check for $1,000.00 to Erik for his educational accomplishments.

Erik is a resident of Palm City, Florida and attends the University of Florida.  He has a 4.0 averages, is on the Dean's List and is a member of the National Honor Society.  He achieved a perfect score of 800 in the recent nationwide SAT math test.

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4th of July Dinner Cruise

New Rochelle, NY - Aboard the Klondike Princess:  There were 23 guests from Huguenot Lodge No. 46 who enjoyed a cruise down the East River to 23rd Street to witness the spectacular Macy's Fireworks display.  We left New Rochelle at 5:00pm and returned at midnight.  As usual the appetizers and the dinner were delicious with a variety of salads, fruits, vegetables and roast leg of lamb or salmon.  Plenty to eat for all and top-shelf liquor to wash it down.  The fireworks started at 9:20pm and lasted about 45 minutes.  Crowds lined the East River Drive with a slight drizzle to endure.  We were comfortable and dry with a fantastic view of the display.

Click here for the 2006 photos.

Click here to view the 2007 photos.
 

 


 

St. John's Day - Utica

June 23, 2007 Utica, NY:  It appears that our DDGM, RW Duncan Stalker is a lot more popular then anyone ever imagined.  I have never heard of this ever happening before, but at the investitures service for the second year, the entire assembly stood, cheered and applauded when RW Duncan was called up to receive his commission.  Not only that, but as he stood between the Deputy Grand Master and the Grand Master for the traditional photograph, they reached down and placed their hand under his arms and lifted him high into the air - the assembled Grand Lodge Officers went wild!  Can't wait to see that picture.

The Trustees of Grand Lodge have been very busy in upgrading the 400 acres of the campus.  The old Wiley Hall has been torn down and replaced with a new, modern, beautiful building.  The grounds have been redone to enable the residents to enjoy fountains, flowers, bushes and new walkways.  St. John's day concluded with and outdoor barbeque and a selection of cheese trays, vegetable dips, a large selection of hot food cooked and seasoned to perfection.  This was followed by a variety of desserts, ice cream, cookies, cream puffs and petit fours.  Wine, fake beer, soda and bottled water was provided as well as coffee, tea and hot chocolate.

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Sickness and Distress

Our Daughter was killed Tuesday 5/13/08 in NH‏
From: Paul Zahniser (pzahniser@tampabay.rr.com)
Sent: Sat 5/17/08 2:13 AM
To: EEZuschlag@aol.com; JERRY JACOBS (alphamarkrting@msn.com); Joe Janke (JoeJanke@AOL.com); Mac Cage (CageAlmac@aol.com); Bart's E-Mail (bverwys@tampabay.rr.com); Lee Palmer (lpalmers2155@aol.com); Don Doehnert (DDOEHNERT@TAMPABAY.RR.COM); Doug Wedemeyer (dwede@bellsouth.net); Artie Vosatka (artievee@hotmail.com); John Murray (jsfemu@webtv.net)
Here is a partial story of what happened to our wonderful daughter this past Tuesday.  As you can realize, we are all in shock and we will be going to New Hampshire on Sunday by air.  The story below pretty much explains it and by my coping and paste will save me some time etc. right now. I just need some extra time today or I would phone you all. It seems like a dream, but it is not. She was such a caring person and so many people here in FL knew her so well, as she made a couple trips annually to visit her mother on her birthday/mothers day.
 
Her family included two dogs, and she had gone to pick them up at the Groomers house, since they were visiting us in Fl. On the way home with the dogs in their crates, she had the accident only four miles from home and she was the only adult in her car.  Both dogs were also killed. They have no children. Many other stories have come about, which I will not go into at this time.  They were all about her wonderful personality and caring for others.  So many things were said when she was here last week that we really feel she had a premonition of this.  Need I say more at this time. Funeral is now set for Tuesday 5/20/08.  She was an organ doner, so that happened the day of the accident.
Love, Pat and Paul  The folllowing is a letter I sent to a close friend earlier today.
 
"We are devastated, as is the whole family.  She and her husband left here Monday night and the accident occurred Tuesday afternoon in NH only four miles from her home.  You can get the details on Google--Write in "Cathy Boas" and will find that.  They were here for Mothers Day.
She got home at 01:00AM as they had a two hour drive from the Manchester airport. She went to pick up her two dogs, which were kept by a groomer a few miles north of Walpole.  She had the dogs with her and they were all killed also.  We assume the dogs were in a crate, as they usually rode that way in the Chrysler Van, when we visited.
My feeling is that she fell asleep and crossed the center line and crashed head on into a large pickup truck.  If you play around on the PC to other websites, you will see the results, which are painful.  I do not believe anyone in her car could have survived.  We want you to know that NOW is when your CHURCH and Friends are a blessing for you. 
The church priest will see Ray some time today and will make the arrangements etc.  He has been out of town, so could not get to him until today.  Ray can not even talk to anyone, as he is really so broken up, so we converse with his friends etc.  He has no family nearby, but a step mother is arriving in NH this morning from Jacksonville. We will fly up ASAP to Hartford, CT and rent a car--About  two hour drive.  It will probably be an immediate family affair and close personal friends.  That is what Cathy wanted--NO BIG FAN FARE.  Our feeling right now is it will not be before Monday or Tuesday.  Our own family was all over the country on Tuesday, but we were able to reach them.  Tom was in Calif. on business, Chri was in Alabama with her daughter on a school field trip to a space center. Joe in Seattle etc. I can not tell you more.  Look at GOOGLE."
LOve,
Pat and Paul

 

Our very deepest sympathy to Paul and Pat on their terrible loss.
 

 

 

 


 
 
 


 

 


 

 


 

Sad Tidings

We mourn the loss of Helena Sinnott Spagnolo born June 30, 1949 at rest June 30, 2008.  Helena was a great supporter of Huguenot Lodge functions.  Her photo appears in the last picture of the slide preview at the top of the Huguenot INDEX page.

The lodge extends deepest sympathy to her mother Rosalee, her family and friends.

May she rest in eternal peace.
 

 

 

 


 

Memorial Day Picnic

May 27, 2007:  Over 26 people attended the annual Memorial Day Picnic which is held at the home of W\ Wayne Wyatt, Master of Huguenot Lodge No. 46 F&AM.  Besides the usual hamburgers, hot dogs, corn and salads - the featured offering was LOBSTER.  That's right - each attendee was offered a delicious two pound lobster.  Home made cakes, pies, cookies and assorted fruits were also on the menu.  Bro. Michael Grenadier, of Windy Farms, donated a beautiful floral arrangement for each of the dinner tables.  Our chef was W\ Dan Correa, salads were made by Rosemarie and her daughter Helena.  Vivian donated the home made cake and cookies.  A swimming pool was set up for the children's use and they sure enjoyed it.  Despite the forecast, the weather proved to be perfect for a picnic.  The photos include a picture of a carving made by R\W\ Phillip Selikoff.

In memory of those who gave so much in the service of their country, Huguenot Lodge donated to the American Legion in support of Memorial Day and our veterans.  Each attendee received a poppy which was hand-made by these veteran.

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District Dinner Dance

Click here to view the photos by RW Duncan Stalker, DDGM
 

 


 

 

226th Session of the Annual Grand Lodge Communication

May 7, 2007:  The grandeur and ceremony of the 226th Session of the Grand Lodge annual Communication is captured in over 300 photographs.  From the formal entrance of the Grand Line to the entrance of Grand Masters from around the world, the reception of Potentates from the various Shrine Temples in the State of New York, leaders and officers of Masonic organizations to the leaders of the Girl Scouts, the DeMolay, The Rainbow Girls, The Eastern Star, Masonic War Veterans, Organization of Triangles, Council of Cryptic Masons, the Grand Commandery and others.  In a very moving ceremony, MW Neal I. Bidnick, Grand Master of Masons in the State of New York, presented the first RW George Peter Medal to RW George Peter for his outstanding contributions to Freemasonry and for his primary and significant role in the development and establishment of the Masonic University of the State of New York (MUNY).

There were many other presentations too numerous to list here.  Another of the Grand Master’s proudest accomplishments was the record breaking contributions that were made to the Masonic Brotherhood Fund.  These stories and more will be featured in the upcoming issue of the Empire State Mason as well as the Grand Lodge NetNews.

Click here to view the photos of the 226th Session.
 

 


 

 

AmeriCares

May 5, 2007 - 102 Dunwoodie Street, Scarsdale, NY:  Masons from the metropolitan area joined with the many members of AmeriCares to rebuild this home in Scarsdale, NY.  All supplies, labor, tools and refreshments were donated by generous associations and stores.  Huguenot Lodge No. 46, F&AM donated the six foot heroes, coffee, soda, water and ice.  Anna Artuso's Bakery  donated boxes of buns and pastries.  There were donations of paint, ladders, bags of cement, paint brushes, gutters, downspouts, flowers and numerous other items.  And, of course, the AmeriCares shirts in a variety of sizes.

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Oktoberfest 2007

October 23, 2007:  Thirty-three Brothers, ladies and friends enjoyed a bountiful feast of a vast variety of German food.  The food was provided by Rudy's Delicatessen of Ridgewood, NY and was delivered and set-up by Rudy and three of his employees.  The delicious apple strudel and rye bread came from the Tulip Bakery in Floral Park, NY.  It was picked up and delivered by Brother Louis Sanabria.  We travel all over to provide the very best food for the enjoyment of our members, friends and family.

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Town Meeting - Croton Lodge
 

April 18, 2007:  M\W\ Neal I. Bidnick's 2007 Town Meeting was well attended and provided the attendees with a forward looking, very promising, view of Masonry.  As the Grand Master of Masons in the State of New York M\W\ Bidnick has been featured in magazine and news articles both locally in the United States and overseas in Europe.  He stated that the average age of New York State Brothers is 37.5 years of age.

Click here to view the photos - all photos by W\ Wayne Wyatt
 

 


 

2007 Awards Night

April 24, 2007:  Following a brief business meeting and the Official Visit of the District Deputy, R\W\ Duncan Stalker, the Brothers traveled to Carlo's Restaurant on Tuckahoe Road in Yonkers for dinner and the presentation of the awards.  There were 30 attendees plus 3 children enjoying this occasion.   The participating dignitaries were R\W\ Duncan Stalker, R\W\ Philip Selikoff and W\ Wayne Wyatt.

The award recipients were:

                      50 Year Award - Brother Thomas F. Gorziska
                     45 Year Award - R
\W\ Arnold J. Berman
                     30 Year Award - R
\W\ Duncan Stalker
                     25 Year Award - R
\W\ Ronald V. Cappello

The following Brothers were honored:

                      2007 Dedicated Service Award (DSA) - Brother Thomas Mueller
                      2007 Mason of the Year - R
\W\ Arthur G. Vosatka

At the conclusion of the award ceremony, W\ Wayne Wyatt, Master of Huguenot Lodge No. 46 F&AM, presented each lady with a beautiful bouquet of flowers.

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Masonic Interfaith Breakfast

March 11, 2007 - Leonard's of Great Neck:  Over 800 Brothers and guests watched as our Grand Master, M\W\ Neal I. Bidnick presented the DeWitt Clinton Masonic Award for Community Service to Firefighter Angelo Catalano.  The DeWitt Clinton Award is the highest honor that Grand Lodge bestows to people outside of the Masonic world for their outstanding service to the community.  My wife, Vivian, was a recipient of this award in 2004.

M\W\ Neal I. Bidnick also recognized and paid tribute to a Marine who just recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq.  His mother and father, Brother  Ramon Miller were also present.

Click here to view the photos.

Click here to view the story and photos in the March edition of NetNews.
 

 


 

 

St. Patrick's Day Dinner Party

March 17, 2006:  W\ Wayne Wyatt hosted a delightful and delicious Irish dinner of corned beef, cabbage, potatoes and carrots accompanied by Irish Soda Bread - a fantastic feast.  After dinner we were treated to a medley of Irish songs sung by our very own Irish tenor - W\ Michael Quigley.

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Honorary Membership for M\W\ Neal I. Bidnick

On February 27, 2007,  Huguenot Lodge No. 46 presented Honorary Membership to our Grand Master, M\W\ Neal I. Bidnick in a ceremony attended by many dignitaries including two Past Grand Masters and the present Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State of Connecticut.  They are M\W\ Clifford Stamm, Grand Master, and Past Grand Masters, M\W\ Walter Ketchell, 2002-2003, M\W\ George C. Grateck, 2005-2006 plus R\W\ James MacWinn, Jr. Grand Deacon.  They were the guests of our DDGM, R\W\  Duncan Stalker.   M\W\ Neal I. Bidnick was accompanied by the following members of the Grand Line; R\ W\ Kurt Ott, R\ W\ Biaggio Valenti, R\W\ Alfred Dias and R\W\ Melvin Eckhaus.  This was followed by a  festive Table Lodge with 55 Brothers attending. 

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Grand Master's Ball

Saturday, November 11, 2006:  Over 600 Brothers, Ladies and Guests attended the 2006 Grand Master's Ball at Leonard's of Great Neck to honor  Most Worshipful Neal I. Bidnick, Grand Master of Masons in the State of New York.

Click here to view the photos.

To view the photos that are included in the November Issue of NetNews see below.

 




 

 

 

Grand Lodge Publications

              1.  Grand Lodge NetNews.
              2.  Online Empire State Mason.
              3.  Family Brochure
 

 


 

 

 9-11Memorial Service

 

The Masonic Fraternity of Tuckahoe held the 9/11 Memorial Service on September 10th at 1:00pm.  RW Duncan Stalker, District Deputy Grand Master acted as the Master of Ceremony and welcomed all of the visitors.  He recognized RW Kurt Ott, Grand Marshal and RW Jim Sullivan, Grand Lecturer representing the Grand Lodge of the State of New York.  He introduced the Honorable Michael J. Martino, Mayor of Tuckahoe and Police Chief John Costanzo.

The entire Memorial Service was video-taped by Channel 12 News and will appear on the Westchester edition of Channel 12 in an edited format.

The Grand Lodge of the State of New York donated 30,000 United States flags to the communities throughout the State of New York.  RW Jim Sullivan presented the US Flag to the dignitaries from Tuckahoe and to RW Al Frohlich for the schools.  There were 34 attendees who then enjoyed a delicious lunch, desserts and fellowship in the newly furbished lower banquet hall.


In Remembrance...
    On this fifth anniversary of September11, 2001
       We remember those who lost their lives
           ...those who lost loved ones, family and friends
             ...those heroes who gave their lives and those who helped
               ...and our heroes who continue to defend our freedoms

                                               God Bless America

1. Click below to view a moving tribute to 9/11/2001.

WE WILL NEVER FORGET (click it)

2. Click here to view the September 10th Memorial Service photos.

3.  Photos by RW Victor Diamond.
 

 


 

PHOTOS

"It ain't just pancakes"

Huguenot Pancake Breakfast - A pictorial review

34 Photos - April 23, 2006

40 Photos - March 26, 2006

19 Photos - February 26, 2006

27 Photos - December 11, 2005

41 Photos - November 6, 2005

39 Photos - July 23, 2006 (Thanks to RW Victor Diamond)

 

 


 

Rededication Ceremony

The lights were turned low and 16 Brothers rededicated themselves to Masonry.  We all enjoyed a pre-meeting Oktoberfest feast of Knockwurst, Sauerbraten, Red Cabbage (mit apples), Sauerkraut (mit caraway seeds),  Potato Dumplings, Pretzel rolls, German wine, German bier and Apple Strudel.

View the photos - September 26, 2006
 

 


 

Archived Photos - Then and Now

Riding in cars with boys - the movie - Tuckahoe, August 2000 & Now Sept 2006

 


 

 


 


 


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