2020 Impact Report of Oregon Masonic Charities

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Grand Master's Welcome Message

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Values & Leadership

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Thank You to Our Donors

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Assistance Provided

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Programs: • MasonicAid

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• Creating A Partnership

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• Masonic Model Student Assistance Program

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• Educational Assistance

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• Lodge Restoration Grants

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• Classroom of the Month

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• Distressed Masons of Oregon Relief Fund

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• Children's Financial Assistance

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Welcome

2020 was a year like no other, presenting some of the most difficult challenges our society has faced in recent history.

Overnight, the COVID-19 pandemic raged throughout the world, amplifying the importance of our charitable work. Our team pivoted to remote workspaces and directed their energies to support our members needing assistance amid shutdowns, lost jobs, forest fires, and other critical situations. We prioritized the health of our members and communities, utilizing tools and resources developed in response to those needs.

Highlighted within this Impact Report, you will see our work is driven by the challenges, successes, and shared experiences of our members. When we come together, learn from, and support one another, we truly are stronger. In this way, Oregon Freemasonry remains steadfast - as it has always been across our 170-year history.

We are excited to share this report and invite you to celebrate our collective accomplishments and hope you will collaborate with us on the important journey ahead. There has never been a more important time to be part of Oregon Masonic charities.

Together we are stronger.

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Gregory A. Jenkins, Grand Master 2021-2022

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WE BELIEVE Men of good character can join together to foster a brotherhood of dutiful stewards to provide charity beyond ourselves and strengthen our communities.

We believe that together we can make a difference.

MASONIC & EASTERN STAR HOME BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Grand Lodge of Oregon of A.F. & A.M. CHAIRMAN Michael McGuyer Immediate Past Grand Master Gregory Jenkins Grand Master

Mark Posler Deputy Grand Master

Craig Sipp Senior Grand Warden

Timothy Best Junior Grand Warden

Gary Ball Grand Treasurer

Mark Phillips Grand Secretary

Auxiliary Members:

The Oregon Order of the Eastern Star VICE CHAIR Mary Drushella Junior Past Grand Matron Leslie Van Etten Worthy Grand Matron

Laura Frye Associate Grand Matron

Marc Strong Senior Grand Deacon

Stephanie Beall Grand Conductress

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YOUR GIFT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST. Thanks to your generosity,

more than $95,000 was raised to benefit Oregon Masonic charities.

Throughout this publication, you will see the impact of your charitable gifts. We wish to thank our members, supporters, trustees, donors, community and business partners, and staff for making the work possible every day. Please note, the numbers printed in these pages reflect the 2020 calendar year.

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TOTAL DONATIONS

$96,287 MasonicAid Giving Tree $10,274

Home Endowment $13,250

Distressed Masons Relief Fund $7,930 Other $2,295

11%

Oregon Masonic Charitable Foundation $16,242

17%

14%

8%

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS!

40%

8%

Home Operating & Maintenance $7,736

Masonic & Eastern Star Home (MESH) $38,560

WE CANNOT FULFILL OUR MISSION WITHOUT YOUR SUPPORT! GREAT WAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE MASONIC CHARITIES • Visit our website at www.masonic-oregon.com/donate.

• Authorize a specified amount to be electronically transferred each month directly from your checking account or credit card.

• Call the Grand Lodge Office at 503.357.3158 to make a contribution over the phone.

• Consider listing Oregon Masonic charities as a beneficiary in your will, trust, or estate.

With generosity from donors like you, we were able to increase outgoing assistance

+80% over last year!

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THANK YOU FOR MAKING A PROFOUND IMPACT ON OUR FRATERNITY AND COMMUNITY. We care deeply about the members of our Masonic Family and communities at large and work to assist in ways that are impactful, answering the call when needs arise.

Throughout this publication, you will see the impact of the charitable gifts from our generous donor community.

For full financial reporting, refer to the correlating Proceedings book, available at the Grand Lodge office or digitally, by request.

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TOTAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

MasonicAid Distressed Masons Relief Fund Creating A Partnership Masonic Model Student Assistance Educational Assistance Lodge Restoration Grants Giving Tree Misc. (i.e. Disaster Relief, Classroom of the Month)

$506,360 $35,711 $55,125 $30,136 $86,400 $117,545 $8,150 $18,875

$858,302 76%

SUPPORTS MASONIC FAMILIES

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STAFF ADMINISTER THESE FUNDS

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

BY REGION

$ 43,844 $341,582 $123,873

OUT OF STATE

$34,175

$136,454

REGIONS:

$178,374

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- NORTHWEST - METRO EAST - WILLAMETTE VALLEY - SOUTHWEST - CENTRAL / EASTERN

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Since 2009, MasonicAid has offered steady assistance to our members and their families in times of need.

MasonicAid seeks to support quality of life for worthy and distressed Oregon Master Masons, their wives, widows and children, and female members of the Oregon Order of the Eastern Star.

We proudly offer the following services (subject to eligibility):

RESOURCE NAVIGATION Clients work with a MasonicAid case manager to help streamline the process and ensure they understand the best solutions available to them.

MASONICAID "I am so touched - sitting here sobbing. Your generosity and care mean so much. Thank you! I just can't even tell you how full my heart is. Wish I could give you and the Masonic Grand Lodge the biggest hugs!"

Almost

- Family Caregiver of Eastern Star Member

$373,000 helped our worthy and distressed clients afford rent & utilities.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MasonicAid can provide funding to assist members with health and household needs in their own homes and communities. We may also be able to offer a financial subsidy for those living in a retirement community.

RENT / UTILITIES IN-HOME CARE MEDICAL BILLS MEDICATION + EQUIPMENT MISC. (i.e. GIVING TREE, ETC.) HEALTH SERVICES CHILDREN'S FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

CHILDREN'S FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

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The costs for medical, vision, or dental services and equipment can be overwhelming. Funds are available to lighten the burden of care for children and dependents through age 21.

Clients share, "They take care of everything. I don’t have to worry - couldn’t ask for more."

Help with medical and dental health costs for the children of Masonic Families is available.

A Masonic widower appreciates us "taking the time to realize how much I needed help!"

You helped

GIVE A SENSE OF SECURITY

YOU BROUGHT PEACE AND QUALITY CARE TO MASONIC FAMILY MEMBERS IN NEED When living at home is no longer practical for elderly members of the Masonic Family, the MasonicAid Subsidy Program is here to assist. Amid increased healthcare needs, financial insecurity, or loss of income, we are a trusted partner to

help clients age respectfully in the retirement community of their choice, statewide.

Long-time client Marjorie faced a challenge when sadly, her husband passed.

Having a reduction in income, she was concerned about getting by, especially with rising healthcare costs. She did not want to burden her family, so she made the decision to apply for, and was accepted to, the MasonicAid Subsidy Program.

Since then, she has faced health challenges but no longer worries about making ends meet. She is surrounded by friends and friendly caregivers. She is very grateful to be part of the program and her family feels assured, knowing she will be cared for. We're thrilled to help Marjorie and others like her!

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To amplify the community-focused projects Oregon Lodges are involved in, Creating A Partnership (CAP) aims to make a bigger impact on the recipients and community. The Grand Lodge offers 50 percent reimbursement, repaying fifty cents for every dollar a Lodge extends in support.

There are two categories of beneficiaries that qualify Lodges for fund reimbursement:

CREATING A PARTNERSHIP

Over

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in Lodge scholarships were matched, doubling the impact.

INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES

"Thank you so much for your continued support of our youngest learners! During these times of COVID-19, getting books in the hands of children is more important than ever!

- Principal

May Roberts Elementary School

SCHOLARSHIPS BIKES FOR BOOKS KINDLES FOR BOOKS ROBOTICS COMMUNITY PROJECTS

Providing clothing, school supplies, coats, shoes, dental work, eyeglasses, etc. Lodge scholarships are also an eligible form of support.

COMMUNITY PROJECTS

Supporting sack lunch, backpack, health or reading programs, and other projects operated by charitable or other non-profit organizations. Public entities such as a school, firehouse, or police department also qualify.

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Lodges received matching-funds to support local communities.

BAKER CITY - Students participate in Future Farmers of America with Lodge backing.

ONTARIO - Military Veterans benefit from Lodge support of local food bank program.

BEND - Meal boxes are compiled by Lodges to serve local families during the holidays.

You helped

KIDS ACCESS TECHNOLOGY

YOU'VE SHOWN SUPPORT AND CARE TO LOCAL STUDENTS AND SCHOOLS Supporting schools is a respectable endeavor but adapting when a pandemic shifts public school needs and paradigm - that is something to truly applaud and emulate. Bend Lodge No. 139 did just that when the long-standing support of

the Bikes-for-Books program no longer fit the needs of the community. “With all of the issues associated with COVID-19, we were not able to get bicycles, so we switched to Kindlesfor-Books and have had great success and the program has become even more popular,” reports Lodge Master, W.B. John Nerski.

“Thanks to the matching funds from Creating A Partnership, we were able to provide 20 Kindles to support local students in partnership

with the Deschutes County Library. This is another great example of Masonic charity and helps us get the word out about Freemasonry to the community.”

It is this sort of dedication that, over the far-reaching history of Oregon Freemasonry, creates a ripple of lasting impact in the lives of others.

Pictured above: W.B. Scott Brasher, W.B. Lee Ransdall, and W.B. John Nerski.

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For over twenty years, Oregon Freemasons have supported MMSAP to equip educators to work as a team to support students they believe are "at risk," facing depression, chemical dependency, abuse, etc. Early and effective intervention with students demonstrating patterns of negative behavior gives the student the greatest chance of success in school.

The typical 3-day in-person sessions were adjusted to a virtual platform in response to the pandemic. MMSAP welcomes staff working with grades K-12, including administrators, teachers, school nurses, and guidance counselors. The training focuses on identification, assessment, and parent partnerships to create a plan to improve areas of struggle (what is not working) and fully utilize existing assets and skills of the student (what is working).

MASONIC MODEL STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Interest of teachers in professional development more than doubled, increasing

45%

when the pandemic arrived.

"I appreciate the way you take the theory and information and teach practical tools and procedures to use that knowledge. I have a social work degree along with teaching and your model helps me to more effectively utilize both."

- Appreciative Teacher

"Your support has enabled our small district to participate in this important training. I look forward to taking this vital information back and implementing this in our schools."

- Grateful Administrator

We encourage schools to create "core teams" of staff made of

5 to 7

people to triage difficulties students may face.

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Student and teacher interactions may look very different, but are still invaluable.

Learning how to utilize the strengths of each student is core to the MMSAP model.

We meet educators where they are - online - through the newly offered virtual platform.

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EDUCATORS SUCCEED

YOU ENABLED TEACHERS TO EMPOWER AND LEAD STUDENTS TOWARD SUCCESS This school year required an enormous amount of flexibility due to the pandemic.

Educators had to reinvent the way they interact with students while stay-at-home orders were in place. As schools pivoted, the Masonic Model Student Assistance

Program chose to adjust its offerings too.

Through the lens of virtual training, educators collaborated online to gain knowledge, tools, and prevention and intervention techniques to help students facing new or familiar difficulties. By preparing teachers, students are more supported when facing behavioral issues, learning disabilities, substance abuse, or home and food insecurities. The pandemic has certainly presented some complications

and now teachers are better equipped to help students overcome hurdles to achieve personal and educational success.

“Many thanks for sponsoring this conference. It's one of the best professional developments I’ve ever been to. I appreciate all the practical, helpful, no-nonsense information and look forward to sharing it with my staff and using it with my students."

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students benefited from the support provided to their families.

As our longest-standing program, Educational Assistance has benefitted the children and grandchildren of Oregon Master Masons since 1950. Specifically, financial assistance is provided to help families struggling to make ends meet while children are in public schools (K-12) and post-high school, through age 22.

Student success is of utmost importance, prompting this offering to help pay for school supplies, tuition, and even utilities and rent if the child lives at home. Need-based support is coordinated through the Grand Lodge office with help from the associated District Deputy and Lodge.

Through this collaboration, 23 families were helped during the 2020-2021 school year. Our members should take pride in the impact they have made and will continue to leave on the lives of these students and Masonic families.

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EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE This program meets members of the Masonic Family where they're at when hardship or needs arise, supporting the educational success of their children and grandchildren. Below are a few messages from beneficiaries:

" We want to again thank you for the continued assistance. I also want to thank the Masons for all their support as we grieve the loss of Dad. He was very proud to be a Mason. We all miss him greatly."

- Appreciative Mother " I want to thank every one of you for the donations to help me fulfill my dreams of going to Washington State University and working on the goal of becoming a doctor in physical therapy. I don’t have the words to express or explain my gratitude for the support so I will just say a big gracious thank you."

- Grateful Student

We help with course materials and textbooks, costing an average of $1,240 each year.

School supplies and clothing are often the needs met through this support.

Students are able to engage in field trips, sports and clubs when they otherwise couldn't.

LODGE RESTORATION & REPAIR GRANTS While the numbers presented in this publication focus on assistance provided to our members, their families and communities, it is important to note that funds were also distributed to maintain our Masonic history.

Grants are available to any Oregon Lodge up to $10,000 annually, provided in the form of matching funds to support improvements and ensure longevity of Lodge buildings. This has enabled Lodges to finally conduct work that has been on hold for decades. Masonic buildings are more than just a meeting place, they are a beacon of the history and brotherhood of Freemasonry - worthy of conservation.

In 2020, over

$117,500

helped maintain our Lodges and Masonic history.

RESTORE YOUR LODGE TODAY! Applications available in the Grand View member database.

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To support our community and local schools, Oregon Freemasonry partners with Fox12 News to honor a Classroom of the Month and invite the public to nominate those in need of supplies and support. Throughout the school year, classrooms are selected from those nominations and awarded $1,000 in supplies of their choice.

Local Freemasons are invited to participate in the presentation of these supplies, either in person (pre-pandemic) or online via Zoom. Fox12 films the presentations to air across digital and television platforms, helping share the good works of Freemasonry and build relationships and rapport.

LOCAL PARTNERSHIP: CLASSROOM OF THE MONTH In a 2020 educator survey,

95%

of teachers said their classroom supply budget will not be enough to meet their students' needs.

"From the bottom of my heart, as well as the classroom, I would like to thank the Oregon Freemasons...with the donation of the supplies they just made fifth grade a little bit easier. "

- Mrs. Carianne Gramzow

5th Grade Teacher, Turner OR

"I think it's awesome we're able to contribute and help out with the schools, especially with the underfunded programs in public education. It's up to us to really step up and fill that gap."

- W.B. Daniel Mora

Giveaway Participant, Ainsworth Lodge

Without fail, the recipients are humbled by the award and often child-like themselves in picking out all the new tools and supplies for their students.

It's a great opportunity to fill the gap for classrooms in need and support those that diligently invest in children.

On average, teachers spend

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of their own money each year so their students can succeed.

Teachers use these supplies to diligently serve their students throughout the pandemic.

Partnering with Fox12 broadens the reach of this effort and builds local rapport.

Pre-pandemic, local Masons were invited to present supplies personally to students.

DISTRESSED MASONS OF OREGON RELIEF FUND At the time of this printing, the Coronavirus continues to affect our day to day around the world. Understandably, many families, businesses, and communities have been severely impacted.

In an effort to help Oregon Freemasons and their families through turbulent times, resources and financial assistance are available through this relief fund. Needs of all kinds may arise, but whether it's help with medical costs, rent, groceries, or utility payments - do not hesitate to submit a request for assistance. Learn more on our website or call the Grand Lodge office.

We're here to help!

$1,700

AVERAGE ASSISTANCE PROVIDED " Oh happy day! Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined this help. This is so incredible. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Again, I cannot express how grateful I am of you and the fraternity. Thank you from the bottom of my heart."

- A Masonic Brother

who received help with rent and utilities when his business shutdown

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHILDREN The costs for medical, vision, or dental services and equipment can be overwhelming. Now, supplemental financial aid is available to benefit the children of Oregon Masonic Families. Assistance is provided to lighten the burden for care of children and dependents through age 21.

WE'RE HERE TO HELP OUR MASONIC FAMILY

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Do n o r s

DONORS FOUNDATION John Moffitt Foundation

CORNERSTONE Rainier Lodge No. 24 UBS Financial Services Inc.

MASTERS

OES Grand Chapter Vista Masonic Lodge No. 215 Washington Lodge No. 46

FELLOWCRAFT

F & M Schoene Endowment Fund Frank W. & Mabel Settlemier Fund Gerbrandt, Matthew Grande Ronde Valley Lodge No. 56 Palestine Masonic Lodge No. 141 Trust The Hyman Sadoff Irr Living Trust Tigard-Orenomah Lodge No. 207 Wuerth, Paul

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Case Jr., Arthur Davis, Jeff & Caitlin

Eggers, Ronald Goodall Foundation Herres, Thomas Dickson Memorial Fund Multnomah Lodge No. 1 Munson, Jim Newkirk, Loren & Marjorie Posler, Mark Rall, John Schroeder, Tad Sidney Croft Lodge No. 206 Smith, Dennis Teninty, Douglas Yesilada, Birol

PETITIONER

Adarel Chapter No. 3, OES AmazonSmile Foundation Ball, Gary Bandon Lodge No. 130 Barnett, Kelly Barr, John Barzillai Chapter No. 16, OES Baty, Richard Beall, Stephanie Beckham, Jerry Belshe, James Bend Lodge No. 139 Bergner, Robert Bethel No. 17 Bevis, Dan & Donna

Thank you to our generous donors

Bitar, William Blanco Lodge No. 48 Blankinship, DonnaClaire Boswell, Paul Bousquet, Ed & Judy Bresler Buchan, Patricia Canfield, Harry & Judith Carl, Jeffrey & Marilyn Cascade Cherry Growers, Inc. Central Oregon Chapter No. 23, OES Chandler, Richard Clune, David Cook, Mark Cox, Cleon Creswell Lodge No. 112 Czarnecki, Jay Daphne Chapter No. 139, OES Dixon, Thomas Doric Chapter No. 53, OES Dugan, Larry Eddy, David Ediger, Roger Erwin, Craig & Sharon Felder, Catherine Forest Chapter No. 42, OES Foster, James

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Fred Meyer Friendship Rose Chapter No. 148, OES Fries, Leland Frye, Melvin & Loretta Furer, Robert & Barbara Galas, Robert Galey, William Gardner, Michele Gedlick, Robert Gerber, Louis E. Gladysz, Kevin Goodyear, John Gotham, Robert Granger, George Griffiths, Frank Hardy, John Harmon, Daniel Harper, Ben Harris, Richard M. Harris Family Trust Hatch, Forrest Heyer, Hans Hinkelman, Greg Home Star Chapter No. 187, OES Howard, Harold Howe, Rex Jensen, Jerry Johnson, Allen Johnson, W. E. Jones, Raymond Keene, Philip

Keirsey, David Kinney, Calvin & Susan Komraus, Richard La Grande Lodge No. 41 Ladarre, Robert Lancefield, Christopher Landauer, Robert Lang, Philip Leachman, Howard Lefever, Cecil Lester, James Littlefield, William Livie, John Lockwood, David Logan, Lyle Lohrfink, John Lummis, Jarrod Lyon Lodge No. 29 Madison, Russel Madison, Jim & Sharon Mallory, Robert Maple Lodge No. 127 Matot, Arthur Maxfield, Delbert McBride, Gerald & Rose McCathern, Steven McCoy, William McKenzie River Lodge No. 195 McNamara, James C. Medford Lodge No. 103 Mendenhall, Donald

Miller, Morris Miller, Ronald Miller, Theodore Molzen, George Mora, Robert Morgan, James Mt. Scott Chapter No. 110, OES Myers, Phillip & Mary Nelson, J. Evan & Roma Network for Good Newberg Chapter No. 55, OES Norris, Darryl Nye, James Okita, Richard Pacific Lodge No. 50

DONOR LEVELS Foundation Cornerstone Masters Fellowcraft Apprentice Petitioner

$10,000+ $5,000+ $2,500+ $1,000+ $500+ < $499

Thank you to our generous donors

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Pearce, Fred Petrie, Lester Pomerleau, Steven Postigo, Veronica Powers, Gene Price, Gary Pringle, Jim Pugh, Cary Quattlebaum, Otis Reardon, James Richardson, Michael Riggs, David Rogue River Daylight No. 186, OES Rohrbacher, Mark Rostad Family Trust Shaw, H. Gary Siefer, Troy Skrysak, Jeffrey Smith, Gilman Smith, Glenva Smith, Quentin Smith-Zimin, Judith South Umpqua Lodge No. 72 Spaulding, Roger Spence, Les Springer, Frank Spurgeon, Joseph

Stuart, Jared Sullivan, Richard Swearinger, Bryan Talbert, Larry Tillamook Lodge No. 57 Turner, John & Barbara Valiant Sellwood Chapter No. 92, OES VanAnda, James VanBuren, Phillip Varner, Richard Victoria Chapter No. 76, OES Ward, David Warren Lodge No. 10 Westerfield, James White, Larry Wick, Michael Wilson, James Wilt, Jay Winters, Arnold Winters, Ryan Ziegler, Gary

Thank you to our generous donors

$293

AVERAGE DONATION

TRIBUTES IN HONOR OR MEMORY OF...

Wallace Alexander Kathie Amundson Samuel Arnstein Douglas H. Blair John Durward Oris Ediger Ronald Eggers Charles Griffiths Archie Hamby Dan & Nina Jensen Allen Johnson Lewis J. Lovelady A.J. Matot Dale Morris Frank S. Myers Robert Richmond

by Tillamook Lodge No. 57

by John Livie

by Jeffrey & Marilyn Carl

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Robert Mallory

by Roger Ediger

by Catherine Felder

by Frank Griffiths

by James McNamara

by Judith Smith-Zimin

by Tillamook Lodge No. 57

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Arthur Matot, Jr.

by Quentin Smith

by Phil Myers

by Patricia Bresler Buchan

Emily Mae & Hyman Sadoff

by The Hyman Sadoff Irr Living Trust

Steve Vanderzanden Sr. Lawrence J. Wilson

M. John Youngquist

by John Hardy

by Tillamook Lodge No. 57

by Gary Ball

Departed members Ruff, Holeman, Burbee

by McKenzie River No. 195

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