2021 Impact Report

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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: •

Creating A Partnership

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MasonicAid

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Classroom of the Month

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Educational Assistance

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Lodge Restoration & Repair Grants

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Masonic Model Student Assistance Program

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Distressed Masons of Oregon Relief Fund

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Children's Financial Assistance

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Donor Community

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Welcome

The Generosity of Oregon Freemasons makes me proud to be a Mason. The basic Masonic principle of Charity is of vital importance and is flourishing in Oregon. Freemasons around the world are renowned for their charitable works, and Oregon Masons are contributing mightily to that reputation. This report will provide you with information regarding different aspects of charitable giving through the Oregon Masonic charities.

There are two primary funds which enable delivery of charitable benefits. The first is the Home Endowment Fund, which supports Masonic health and care services through the Masonic & Eastern Star Home, MasonicAid, and Children’s Financial Assistance. The second is the Oregon Masonic Charitable Foundation, which funds many different programs including Creating A Partnership, student scholarships, and the Masonic Model Student Assistance Program. Other funds include the Educational Assistance fund and traditional disaster relief.

Members of the Fraternity, associated Appendant and Concordant bodies, youth groups, and friends of this Masonic Family all donate their time and treasure to provide this charitable assistance, thus demonstrating their commitment to their organizations and communities.

I would like to thank each of you and challenge you to continue meeting the high standards we have set for ourselves.

Your work and efforts are making a difference!

Sincerely and Fraternally,

Mark L. Posler, Grand Master 2022-2023 The Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Oregon 2

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 A.F. & A.M. of Oregon CHAIRMAN Gregory Jenkins Immediate Past Grand Master Mark Posler Grand Master

Craig Sipp Deputy Grand Master

Timothy Best Senior Grand Warden

Marc Strong Junior Grand Warden

Gary Ball Grand Treasurer

James Morgan, P.G.M. Grand Secretary

Auxiliary Members:

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

Stephanie Beall Associate Grand Matron

Richard Varner Senior Grand Deacon

Lanni Strong 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 $400,000 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, staff, and our community and business partners for making the work possible every day. Please note, the numbers printed in these pages reflect the 2021 calendar year.

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TOTAL DONATIONS

$401,877 33%

Home Endowment $19,460

Oregon Masonic Charitable Foundation $133,319 MasonicAid Giving Tree $10,431

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Other $6,811

Donation to Grand Lodge of Oregon $100,000

THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS! 25%

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Home Operating & Maintenance $131,856

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GREAT WAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR FAVORITE MASONIC CHARITIES •

Visit our website at www.OregonFreemasonry.com/donate.

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

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

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

With generosity from donors like you, incoming donations increased over

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last year's total!

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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 Misc. (i.e. Disaster relief, Classroom of the Month)

$523,685 $9,308 $46,341 $13,239 $78,250 $129,454 $12,875

$813,152 75%

SUPPORTS MASONIC FAMILIES

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STAFF ADMINISTER THESE FUNDS

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

BY REGION

$325,445

$90,024

$113,252

OUT OF STATE

$25,777

$93,332

REGIONS:

$165,322

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To amplify the community-focused projects Oregon Lodges are involved in, Creating A Partnership 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:

INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES

CREATING A PARTNERSHIP

Almost

$14,000

went to support reading incentives, like bikes or Kindles, in the classroom.

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

"We started a new program to address the basic needs and hygiene supplies for children within the Foster Care system. We fill a backpack with nec items, activities, clothes, and toys, then state agents can pick up a bag to help children adjust to their new place without worry."

- W.B. Anthony Chase Salem Lodge No. 4

SCHOLARSHIPS FOOD INSECURITY AID COMMUNITY PROJECTS READING INCENTIVES

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.

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SALEM - Bug-out-Bags were provided to foster children, including basic supplies.

HERMISTON - "Pass the hat" fundsheppedpocappopiceoffer a homeless family a hotel stay.

THE DALLES - Books were provided to local children via partnership with First Book.

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KIDS ACCESS READING TOOLS

YOU'VE SHOWN SUPPORT AND CARE TO LOCAL STUDENTS FACING HARDSHIP When adversity impacts a family, education becomes even more pivotal.

Principal of Russel Elementary, Ms. Samantha Ragaisis commented, “some students have parents who are incarcerated, while others are seasonal workers and as

such, the students are not always able to engage in learning throughout the year.”

When East Gate Lodge No. 155 stepped up to support the school, Ms. Ragaisis was thrilled to collect 32 Kindle e-Readers. W.B. Christopher Lancefield notes, the Lodge “saw this as an opportunity to help educate others, and to increase access to opportunities for those who want to learn how to read.”

Creating A Partnership is here to support

Lodges in efforts like these, reimbursing 50% of the money spent on community and school-related projects including scholarships, Kindles, food boxes, etc.

Lancefield concludes, “I feel very satisfied to connect with the school in this way, and to support the students. Our Lodge voted to make a difference in our community.”

Pictured: W.B. Ken Clulow, W.B. Christopher Lancefield, and Principal Ms. Ragaisis.

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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.

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"Thank you on behalf of our family for doing all that you could to help us. Truly, a weight has been lifted.

For the first time in what feels like forever, I can breathe a little easier."

- Grateful Master Mason

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supported in-home care so our clients could remain healthy and safely at home.

"This assistance came at a perfect time. It will help me purchase the medicine that I [need]. Thank you so very much! Blessings to everyone! "

- Appreciative Sister, OES RENT / UTILITIES IN-HOME CARE MEDICATION + EQUIPMENT

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.

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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.

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

Support with household chores is one of the top forms of assistance requested.

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GIVE A SENSE OF SECURITY

YOU BROUGHT PEACE AND QUALITY CARE TO MASONIC FAMILY MEMBERS IN NEED Not all retirement homes are created equal and when care needs arise, uncertainty can follow. Finding the right fit is important and often hinges on the quality of care and health workers on-site.

Arinda, a 49-year member of the Oregon

Order of the Eastern Star, appreciates the kind and helpful staff at the Jennings McCall Center, the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Forest Grove. Due to health concerns, Arinda moved in almost 20 years ago and says, “It’s the people, the staff, that make living here so great! They’re like family to me and I am confident I’ll be well taken care of!”

No matter what region of Oregon a client chooses to live in, MasonicAid can step in

when needs exceed their means to help subsidize their retirement living. Especially during times of extreme inflation of health care costs, MasonicAid's ability to fill in the gap is pivotal. While serving clients like Arinda, it brings us great pride to partner with great health service providers to fulfill our Masonic obligation of caring for others!

Pictured: Jennings McCall Adminstrator Victor Lanna with MasonicAid client Arinda.

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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 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 an educator survey*,

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"Thank you so much for such a generous award and I really appreciate it. Thank you...for helping me to provide more opportunities for my students in the classroom."

- Ms. Kristy Edmiston

Kindergarten Teacher, Salem OR

"I’m an educator myself and I know it’s a really hard profession – so I’m really happy the money is going to someone who is really excited about making every day special for kids."

- W.B. Rian Ford

Giveaway Participant, Tuality 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.

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in school supplies to support local classrooms and students.

Hands-on tools are the number one supply request among teachers and students.

Dozens of worthy educators were nominated for Classroom of the Month around the state.

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EQUIP YOUNG LEARNERS

YOU ENABLED TEACHERS TO EMPOWER AND LEAD STUDENTS TOWARD SUCCESS School supplies are the most basic tool for children's education but not always the most readily available amid budget restraints. That’s why the response is so positive when the Classroom of the Month is presented with $1,000 in supplies

by the Freemasons. Ms. Sandy Shrum of Lebanon High School has been teaching for over 35 years and knows this gift will benefit students in her life skills classroom, who may have physical, social, or cognitive disabilities.

Based on the specialized needs of the students, the class continued to meet throughout the pandemic in a small-group format, unique during the campus closures.

Having the right tools on hand was very

important to the success of the students as they learned about budgeting, cooking, and social skills. “The end goal here is for [them] to be contributing and successful members of society,” Ms. Shrum notes about her work. “It’s a joy every day to be with them. I’d like to thank the Oregon Freemasons for this gift, and we are very appreciative – we’re going to use it for good tools for our classroom.”

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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, 25 families were helped during the 2021-2022 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 benefitting families:

"Thank you so much for all your added support to help my son during his senior year. We appreciate all that you do for us daily."

- Grateful Parent "Thank you for your generosity. It helps us so much every month.

[My son] is doing tackle football this year, [my daughter] went through a successful ear drum surgery and is helping manage her high school football team for now. Thank you so much. " - Appreciative Mother

Funds help ensure no meals are ever missed by families or their children in school.

School supplies and clothing areoftentheneedsmet through this support.

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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 2021, almost

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was provided directly to Lodges to maintain our Masonic history.

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Throughout 2021, teachers faced the intense difficulty of educating children from afar. Now, as the pandemic wanes, students return to school and with them bring additional social and emotional challenges.

In order to support academic success, the Masonic Model Student Assistance Program provides specific strategies for identification and intervention in the areas of academics, health, behavior, and attendance. The program continues in a virtual format, offering an intensive, highly experiential training for teams of 5-8 educators from each school.

MASONIC MODEL STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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"Thank you so much for sponsoring this training and supporting our efforts to empower and support all our student's needs."

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"This was invaluable to my students and to me. I'm so glad I took this training and I hope it makes a difference to many, many students in the future."

- Title 1 Teacher Siuslaw School District

It is through this collaboration that students may be steered toward school and community resources for support. Attendees rave that this Masonic-sponsored program is a fresh take on a commonplace issue and they appreciate the support of the Fraternity in serving students.

Virtual trainings offered

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DISTRESSED MASONS OF OREGON RELIEF FUND We helped our Masonic Family endure a pandemic securely!

In an effort to help Oregon Freemasons and their families through turbulent times, direct financial assistance and other local resources were made available.

Food was put on the table. Medical needs were covered despite lost jobs.

Homes were kept warm with utility service.

Families were kept secure as the world was impacted by COVID-19 and local wildfires.

We wish to thank all those who donated to this effort - for helping another in need.

While the program has been discontinued, the recipients of the aid are entirely grateful.

Any remaining funds will be set aside to help in future instances of hardship-based need and requests for assistance.

"This is an incredible help. Thank you. Words cannot express my gratitude. This will certainly help my family through this. It is truly a relief.

Thank you."

- A Masonic Brother and single Dad

who received help with rent and utilities when his business shut down

"I want to express my gratitude to you, the trustees of the MasonicAid program (and by extension, ALL the Masons of Oregon), for the help that kept me going during one of the most trying and troublesome times of my life."

- A Masonic Brother

who received help with rent and utilities when unemployment funds were delayed

THANK YOU

to all our donors who made this effort possible!

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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.

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Donors DONORS FOUNDATION

Hale, Frank L. John Moffitt Foundation Kerber Estate Shoup, John D.

CORNERSTONE Fidelity Charitable Insurance Partners, LLC Rainier Lodge No. 24 UBS Financial Services Inc.

MASTERS

Courtland "CB" Brooks OES Grand Chapter Vista Masonic Lodge No. 215

FELLOWCRAFT

Bratton, James Evergreen Lodge No. 137 F & M Schoene Endowment Fund Frank W. & Mabel Settlemier Fund Goodall Foundation Gerbrandt Family Grand Encampment of Knights Templar

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Hansen Hunter & Company P.C. Hyman Sadoff Irr Living Trust Lancefield, Christopher K. Palestine Masonic Lodge Trust Pruitt, Jeremiah T. Teninty, Douglas Wasco Lodge Masonic Fund Washington Lodge No. 46 Willamette Lodge No. 2

APPRENTICE

All Aspects Renovations, LLC Case Jr., Arthur Cox, Harold East Gate Lodge No. 155 Herres, Thomas J. Holbrook Lodge No. 30 Horner, Greg Johnson, Delmer D. Keller, Bob M. Ladarre, Robert Long, Robert O. Marys River Lodge No. 221 Molzen, George Newkirk, Loren & Marjorie Portland Lodge No. 55 Smith, Dennis J. Thompson Jr., Fred P. Walling, Donald J. Washington Chapter 18 R.A.M.

Thank you to our generous donors

Washington Commandery #15 - Knights Templar of Oregon Yesilada, Birol

PETITIONER

Adah Chapter No. 34, OES Adams, Charles L. Adams, Kathryn H. Adarel Chapter No. 3, OES Albro, Martha Andrews, Robert B. Baldwin, Lloyd B. Bandon Lodge No. 130 Barclay, Anna & Robert Bauc, Kevin Beall, Stephanie A. Beaverton Masonic Lodge No. 100 Belshe, James R. Belt Lodge No. 18 Ben-Israel, Alexander Best, Timothy Birch Jr., John C. Bitar, William

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Blanco Lodge No. 48 Blankenship, Larry Wayne Borbely, Steven G. Bowlds, James Harrison Boyd, Robert I. Bresler Buchan, Patricia M. Bulgin, George Burkholder Jr., Warren Camp, Fredrick A. Campbell, David Canfield, Harry & Judith Carder, W. Ray Carr, Stanley Carter, Darrell S. Cascade Cherry Growers, Inc. Central Oregon Chapter No. 23, OES Chandler, Richard Devon Clatskanie Lodge No. 133 Clune, David Columbia Lodge No. 114 Coomer, Robert Corey, Robert Cornerstone Lodge No. 157 Cox, Cleon Crowder, Jason Cunningham, Michael Daphne Chapter No. 139, OES Davies, J. Glen Davis, Charles Davis, Christopher Davis, Michael Sherwin

DeVoll, Kevin Dickson Memorial Fund Dixon, Thomas S. Dodd, Donald K. Donati, Charley J. Dorman, James W. Duckett, Larry L. Dugan, Larry A. Duncan Living Trust Dymowski, Thomas East Linn Lodge No. 44 Elliott, William M. Erwin, Craig & Sharon Esther Chapter No. 11, OES Euclid Chapter No. 70, OES Flynn, Michael Foster, JoAnna Fox, Dalton Francis Jr., Kenneth E. Frazeur, Christopher M. Frazier, Dean B. Friendship Rose Chapter No. 148, OES Frye, Melvin & Loretta Fugere, Patrick Garlinghouse, Robert Gedlick, Robert Gervais Chapter No. 118, OES Graham, James R. Grande Ronde Valley No. 49, OES Granger Jr., George Gray, Daniel K.

Gray, Warren Greer, Anne Groomer, Bill Hagan, Wayne Harper, Ben W. Harris Family Trust Hatch, Forrest L. Heddle, John Heyer, Hans J. Hincher, Allen Hinkelman, Greg A. Hirst, Dean S. Holce, Randall Howard, Harold Nelson Howe, Rex C.

DONOR LEVELS Foundation Cornerstone Master Fellowcraft Apprentice Petitioner

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

Thank you to our generous donors

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J. Evan Nelson Living Trust Jenkins, Greg Jenkins, Robert H. Jensen, Jerry L. Johnson, Gene Johnson, W.E. Johnson, Walt Kaufman, Joseph Q. Kaye, Robert Keene, Philip Keirsey, David G. Kelley, William S. Kinney, Calvin & Susan E. Klamath Lodge No. 77 Komraus, Rick C. Kroger Landauer, Robert Lang, Philip Larrance, Stephen Laurel Lodge No. 13 Lents Lodge No. 156 Lester, James L. Livie, Carol Lohrfink, John Loveland Funeral Chapel Lowell, Robert O. Lummis, Jarrod

Lyon Lodge No. 29 Madison, R. James Marguerite Chapter No. 60, OES Marshall, Jerry M. Martin, Wayne L. McCathern, Steven W. McKinney, Robert A. McNamara, James Charles Mehlhaff, Richard 'Mel' Meridian Chapter No. 179, OES Miller, Morris Miller, Ronald Miller, Theodore E. Mitchell, Lee Mizpah Chapter No. 30, OES Moore, John & Carol L. Mora, Robert Morgan, James L. Mosier, George Mow, Wayne A. Munson, Jim Myers, Phil Myrtle Lodge No. 78 Nelson Jr., Raymond H. Network for Good Newport Lodge No. 85 Noel, Thomas North Bend Lodge No. 140 Norton, Edwin Oard, Michael D. Obeid, Mitri "Mitch" I.

Thank you to our generous donors

Oregon Beverage Recycling Coop Pacific Lodge No. 50 Pearce, Fred Pearn, Albyn D. Petrie, Lester S. Petrowsky, Duane Piatt, Robert B. Pickwick, Richard Poletti, Douglas Posler, Mark L. Price, Gary L. Reardon, James A. Redmond Chapter No. 109, OES Redmond Lodge No. 154 Richert, David A. Riggs, David E. Roberts, Edgar N. Roberts, Steven Jay Robley, Wade W. Robson, Clayton W. Rohaly, Richard L. Rohrbacher, Mark

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AVERAGE DONATION

Ross, Steven Paul Salema, Manase Sandy Lodge No. 158 Schrader, Elmer Schroeder, Tad L. Sexton, Carl C. Shaul Sr., Edwin Shaw, J. Kenneth Shettler, Richard H. Shoeman, John R. Sidney Croft Lodge No. 206 Siefer, Troy B. Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, OES Smith, Glenva A. Smith, Stanley Smith-Zimin, Judith Springer Jr., Frank D. Spurgeon, Joseph H. Stuart, Jared Sullivan, Richard A. Sunnyside Lodge No. 163 Thompson, Robert M. Thompson, Rodney E. Tillamook Lodge No. 57 Tomlinson, Clive Troxler Jr., Boyce "Don" D. Tucker, John Turner, Ernie & Jane Turner, John & Barbara Umatilla Lodge No. 40 Valiant Sellwood Chapter No. 92, OES

Van Anda, James Van Buren, Phillip C. Varner, Richard Velvin Jr., Thomas M. Victoria Chapter No. 76, OES Wang, Edwin Warren Lodge No. 10 Weedman, Todd Welch, Patrick White, Larry Williams, Roger Wilt, Jay Winters, Arnold L. Winters, Ryan Wittish, Don C. Ziegler, Gary M. Zwan, Stanley

TRIBUTES IN HONOR OR MEMORY OF...

Kendall Adams Russell "RJay" Carey John Durward Robert G. England Raymond E. Godfrey Jim Godier Tomey R. Greer Kent Scott McArthur Elio A. Poletti Robert M. Richmond Leland Sams Carolyn Schamer Hale John H. Smith Robert A. Welzbacker Departed members

by Kathryn H. Adams

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Robert Ladarre

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Carol Livie

by Carol Livie

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Douglas Poletti

by Patricia Bresler Buchan

by Loveland Funeral Chapel

by Frank L. Hale

by Judith Smith-Zimin

by Lyon Lodge No. 29

by Washington No. 46

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