Travel continued as delegations attended California, Montana, and Washington/Idaho Grand Assemblies. We also had a good group of members from around the state travel to the East West Shrine football game, where we got to walk in the parade with the Shriners groups. Grand Assembly 2023 is now in the books, signifying another great year for Oregon Rainbow. We look forward
to another big year for our new Grand Officers and all of Oregon Rainbow. If you would like to work with us, or learn more, visit OregonRainbow.org to find a local Assembly near you. Our members are always excited to make new Masonic friends! Fraternally, Brother Grant Mobley Youth Committee Member
Since its founding in 1922, Rainbow has motivated its members to be the best individual each girl can be. Through positive reinforcement, Rainbow Girls thrive and benefit by learning life skills such as: 1. SERVICE 2. LEADERSHIP 3. PUBLIC SPEAKING 4. MENTORING
C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s To O u r N e w O f f i c e r s !
LEADERS, ASSEMBLE! Grand Worthy Advisor Maleah, Grand Worthy Associate Advisor Amelie, Grand Charity Mari, Grand Faith Trinity, and Grand Hope Elizabeth are installed and ready for their super-heroic new year!
Oregon Rainbow is the local jurisdiction of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls, founded by W. Mark Sexson in 1922 as an organization for young women whose fathers were members of the Masonic Lodge, and their friends.
R AINBOW F U N FAC T S This year, Oregon Rainbow began using a mobile app to make it easy for members to log their service hours. The app was developed by a high school student in Irvine, California.
5. SISTERHOOD 6. FRIENDSHIP 7. LIFE LESSONS 8. CONFIDENCE 9. HIGHER EDUCATION 10. FUN
Rainbow Lake in Charles Metsker Park, near McMinnville, was named in honor of Ann Metsker, Supreme Deputy for Oregon Rainbow from 1956-58. It holds a deed restriction that keeps it available for use by organized youth groups. N OV E M B E R 2 0 2 3
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