| Tejon Lodge 104 A.F. & A.M. - Our
Honored Guests |
June 2001
Thomas Holden
Entered Apprentice Mason
Alloa Lodge No. 69
Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland.
I have just underwent my First degree and I am basically looking through
interesting sites connected to The Masons. I never knew there was so much
to it. Thank you for your informative Masonic site.
David Flemming
Master Mason
Gillingham Lodge of Benevolence No. 184
Gillingham, Kent ,United Kingdom
A very worthy and pleasent site to visit. I will recomend it to other brethren.
I hope you have other visits from the UK.
May 2001
John D'Costa
Master Mason
Phoenix Lodge No. 85
Brisbaine, Queensland, Australia
Fraternal Greatings,
A well done sight. We are setting up a web sight for my mother lodge soon
on this Master Mason sight.
Kevin McGee
Master Mason
Collington Lodge 230
Bowie, Maryland
Good luck on your second hundred years.
Malcolm Lines, Jr.
Entered Apprentice Mason
Prospect Lodge Lodge No. 24
Chester, New Jersey
James F. Kramer
Scottish Rite
Colorado Springs Lodge No. 76
Colorado Springs, Colorado
This site is a little hard to get to from MSN.COM for some reason. Needs
a bulletin board too to promote events but still a really really great shew.
Jim Kramer
William Goodman Sr.
Master Mason
Atlantic Lodge No. 221
Absecon, New Jersey
Living in Ellicott, Colorado now retired
Patrick Curtis
York Rite
Camp Springs Lodge No. 227
Camp Springs Maryland
Fred Scheffel P.M. (Secretary)
Shrine
Mystic Circle No. 109 A.F.& A.M.
Elkridge, Maryland
Very interesting web page you are to be congratelated.
April 2001
Rafael M. Saiz-Saviqon
Master Mason
Ben Y Resp Logia <Faro De La Romana> 24
La Romana, Dominican Republic
Greetings for Everyone. Would like to contractor Br. Henry McKintosh who
visited us on 1985.
Todd Gould
Interested Non-Mason
Comment: I am interested in learning more about becoming a Mason. My father
and his father have enjoyed Freemasonry in their Lodge in PA. However, as
I live in Colorado Springs, it is difficlut for me to share the experience(s)
with them directly. However, I would like to learn more about it and potentially
become a member here in Colorado Springs.
Regards,
Todd Gould
Terry Weaver
Master Mason
St. John's Lodge No. 11
Washington, D.C.
A beautiful tribute to your Lodge. I'm sure you are ALL very proud of this
site. Be sure to let the Brother or Brethren responsible know.
Mike O'Kelley
Master Mason
Prince Frederick Lodge No. 142 A.F.& A.M.
Prince Frederick, Maryland
Excelent site and a beautiful Lodge. I also am a new Mason, EA last June,
raised in November. And I am also our webmaster. I invite you and all brothers
to our site at
Prince
Frederick Lodge No. 142
F&S
Mike O'Kelley
Earl Hewitt
Shrine
Mount Ararat Lodge No. 44
Bel Air, Maryland
I enjoyed the virtual tour!
Thomas Donnaud
Scottish Rite
Collington Lodge No.230
Bowie, Maryland
C.S. is one my favorite cities in the country. the view in any direction
is spectacular. count yourselves very lucky to live in such a wonderful place.
William L "Bill" Hughes
Shrine
Charity Lodge No. 134 A.F.&A.M.
Freeland, Maryland
Thank you very much(diolch yn fawr)for the invitation. I thoroughly enjoyed
the tour.
Thomas Marraffa, P.M.
Scottish Rite
lodge name: Cornerstone Lodge 224
Rockville, Maryland
Very nice web pages. I'm currently work on idea's for our first web page.
I will let you know when it is up and running.
Wayne D. Gingrich
Master Mason
lodge name: Wheaton Lodge No. 228
Silver Spring, Maryland
Comment: I was raised in Highlands Lodge No. 86 Denver CO Sept 19,1962.
transfered to Maryland Served as W.M. of Wheaton No. 228 in 1982. Served
as R.W. Grand Treasurer of Maryland 1988-98 Curently Grand Inspector
R. Fredrick Lunn
Master Mason
Washington Lodge No. 3
Cockeysville, Maryland
Brethren,
What a fabulous Temple!! Your facility is most noteworthy. I especially liked
the square and its dedication. It has been 46 years since I was in Colorado
Springs, and the Garden of the Gods.
Please visit my Lodge at:
Washington Lodge No. 3
If in Maryland, please visit us. We always have a program on Stated
Communications, and close Lodge by 9:00 P.M.
Sincerely and fraternally,
R. Frederick "Fred" Lunn, Worshipful Master
Thomas Russel
Master Mason
Collington Lodge No. 230
Bowie, Maryland
Thank you for putting your lodge on the internet. You have a very impressive
looking lodge. Also, thank you for sending those anniversary pins to our
Brother and Chaplain, Lee Mowery, the line officers wear them with PRIDE.
We are proud to have Bro. Mowery serve as our lodge. I hope to visit your
lodge when I am in the area. Thank you for the virtual tour.
Fraternally,
Tom Russell, Former Senior Steward
Edmund Rupert
Master Mason
Mt. Hermon Lodge No. 179
Hyattsville, Maryland
Excellent
Robert Warren,W.M.
Master Mason
Mt. Hermon Lodge No. 179
Hyattsville, Maryland
Glen Clary
Master Mason
Collington Lodge No. 230
Bowie, Maryland
Enjoyed the tour. Hope you will visit Maryland's Grand Lodge Web page.
William Killen, P.M.
Master Mason
lodge name: Collington Lodge No. 230
Bowie, Maryland
I enjoyed the tour of your lodge via your website. I have heard of your lodge
for years from Bro. Lee Mowry, Chaplain of Collington Lodge. Thanks for sending
such a good Mason like Lee to our community. He is one fine brother and I
am very proud to call him brother.
Ronald Harris
Scottish Rite
Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 15
Canon City, Colorado
Finally Southern Colorado Consistory has a good web page.
March 2001
Bill Petrie
Master Mason
Collington Lodge No. 230
Bowie, Maryland
I enjoyed reading the information concerning your Lodge.
Stout Hill, Jr
Master Mason
Collington Lodge No. 230
Bowie, Maryland
Beautiful lodge
Charles Kreischer
Master Mason
Knapp Lodge No. 462
Berwick, Pennsylvania
I was a Past Master 1988. Your Lodge is very nice.
Ken Snow
First Name: Ken
Shrine
Illinois Lodge No. 263
Peoria, Illinois
Wonderful websight.
Clifton Snow
Scottish Rite
Ute Pass Lodge No. 188
Woodland Park, Colorado
Good to see us on the net!
Carlo Boni
Master Mason
Tweed Lodge No. 261
Kelso Roxburghshire, United Kingdom
Robert Madel
Master Mason
Collington Lodge No. 230
Bowie, Maryland.
The site is very nicely put together
February 2001
Peter Jarmosevich
Fellowcraft Mason
Hiram Lodge No. 13
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Nice Home-page. I especially like all of the pictures of the beautiful Colorado
Springs lodge.
DenVel Caine, P.M.
Master Mason
Willits Lodge No. 365 A.F.&A.M.
Willits, California.
Faternal Greetings from Willits Lodge. My son Joshua Caine is a E.A. within
your blue walls. Treat him well my brothers, he is special to me. DenVel
D. Caine Jr., P.M., Willits Lodge #365
January 2001
Paul Gage
Master Mason
Valley Lodge Lodge No. 106
Orleans, Vermont
December 2000
William Hughes
Interested Non-Mason
El Paso Lodge No. 13
Colorado Springs, Colorado
I will be recieving my EA this fri 29 December 2000. Would love to see you
there.
I will see you in lodge, if not my lodge your lodge.
Greg Styles
York Rite
Louis Styles LodgeNo. 163
Atlanta, Georgia
Tommie L. Closson, Jr.
Master Mason
St. Joe Lodge No. 437
St. Joe, Michigan
John W Semones
Master Mason
Hiram Lodge No. 4
Frankfort, Kentucky
Hope to visit you somtime. Come and see us in Frankfort the Capital city
of Kentucky.
Jonathan Phillips, SD
Master Mason
Avon-Miami Lodge No. 542
Golf Manor, Ohio
Super website. If only I knew of the Freemasons when I lived in Colorado
Springs in the late '80's!! Hope to be able to sit lodge with you soon.
November 2000
Frank Bennett
Master Mason
Washington Lodge No.58, St. Albans, West Virginia
Enjoyed the Lodge Room Over Simpkins Store. Always good to communicate with
brethern.
Kenley Jones
Master Mason
Orient Lodge No. 11, Como, Mississippi
October 2000
Ed Haraway
Master Mason
Collington Lodge No. 30, Bowie, Maryland
Told about your site by Lee Mowery, a member of your lodge that is active
in our lodge here in Maryland. Very nice site, well laid out.
Richard TeLoeken
Scottish Rite
Collinwood Lodge No. 582, Euclid, Ohio
I enjoyed my visit to your site. In our Temple we have 3 Lodges plus O.E.S.,
DeMolay, and Rainbow Girls. How nice it would be to have multiple Lodge Rooms.
WB Kenneth White
Master Mason
Montgomery Lodge No. 258, St. Paul, Minnesota
Wish you were open in August, there is a masonic motorcycle group in Mn that
will be touring Co. in August 2001. Oh well. Maybe I'll see ya in December,
I'll be visiting my sister who lives in the springs. Must be by the lodge,
her back yard is the garden of the gods.
John Rando
Interested Non-Mason
Mark Crane
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge No. 104, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Site looks great guys wish I was home with all of you. Korea is ok, but I
am looking forward to coming home. See you in Febuary
Ronald Gaenzle
Shrine
Fraternity Lodge No. 1111, El Paso, Texas
GREAT SITE.
September 2000
Gil Perea
Master Mason
Orion Lodge No. 40, Chipley, Florida
Brothers, This is a great web page. I am from Denver originaly. I am a past
master of Orion Lodge No. 40. Your lodge is beautiful inside and out.
Leroy Harper
Shriner
Kemper-Macon Ware Lodge No. 64, Falls Church, Virginia
You had a picture of the Lodge over Simpkin's Store above the poem on your
web site. I would like to purchase a full size copy of the Lodge Room. Do
you have any idea where I can get one?
Webmasters Note:
I do not know, but if any Brother does, please send
email to me and I will forward it to Brother Leroy.
Mark Crane
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge No. 104, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Just wanted to let you guys know that i am doing ok here in Korea tell everyone
hi and the website looks good
Fraternally Yours, Brother Mark
Earl Turner
Master Mason
Colorado Springs Lodge No. 76, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Excellent site! Will be helpful in making announcements to the Brethren on
the Colorado Masons email list. Our list allows us to send announcements,
discussion, etc. to all members. This way, we can hopefully improve attendance
at events, keep Brethren informed, increase visitation between Lodges, and
generally increase Masonic interest through discussion. If anyone would like
to join, it is free. Just send a blank message to co-masons-subscribe@egroups.com
or I can add you if you write me (turners@bigfoot.com).
Let's promote our Fraternity and improve communications within.
Take care, and keep seeking the Light!
August 2000
Harry Cunningham
Scottish Rite
Waveland Park Lodge No.654, Des Moines, Iowa
Greetings brethren, You have a very Nice site. I am surfing masonic web sites
to say hello. Also promoting our lodge website at
www.wavelandpark.org,
please visit us. We have a page that will allow you to send electronic greeting
cards featuring masonic graphics.
Jeffrey Cooksley
Master Mason
Slidell Lodge No. 311, F&AM, Slidell, Louisiana
You've a wonderful layout on your page. Nicely done!
Phillip Stewart
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge Lodge No. 104 AF & AM, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Nice site now I can keep up with what's going on at the lodge. Keep up the
good work brothers.
Ty Mather
Interested Non-Mason
I am interested in becoming a Mason. If you have any information for me,
I would be really grateful. Thank You.
Tom Evans
Master Mason
Modesto Lodge No. 675, Modesto, California
I enjoyed your web sight. You have indeed a lovely facility. Fraternal greetings
from Modesto Lodge #675 F&AM.
July 2000
Lee Mowrey
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge Lodge No. 104 AF & AM, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Just received Tejon Topics Trestleboard dated June 6, 2000.
I would like to be informed of changes to the Tejon Lodge web page and other
Masonic information. I am currently serving as Chaplain in Collington Lodge
#230 here in Bowie, MD. After many years in that position the Junior Past
Master made me an Honorary Member last year.
Please extend my fraternal greetings to the Brethren of my Mother Lodge in
Colorado Springs.
Jonathan Phillips
Master Mason
Carthage Lodge No. 573, Cincinnati, Ohio
Very nice site! When I lived in Colorado Springs, I was not a Freemason.
I sure missed out. Looking forward to the day I can sit lodge in God's country!
Don Tidiman
Master Mason
The United Engineers' Lodge No. 3862, London, England
I found your web site very interesting and would like to visit again at some
time in the near future. I am the Secretary of my Mother lodge and a Past
Master of the Parachute Regiment Lodge No 9315.Regards. WBro Don.
June 2000
Marwan Lteif
Master Mason
New York Lodge No. 2, Beirut, Lebanon, Grand Lodge of Syria-Lebanon
Very Nice website, I'm glad to have found you via one of your members serving
in Bosnia. It will be honorable to me and sure to my lodge NY2 to stay in
touch or even to receive you in our beloved country Lebanon as a very special
guest.
Rick Merrill
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge Lodge No. 104 AF & AM, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Barry Drinkwater
Master Mason
Amherst Lodge No 1223, Sevenoaks, Kent, England
May 2000
Larry Land
Master Mason
lodge name: Edmond Lodge No. 37, Edmond, Oklahoma
Perpetual Master Mason #133. Oklahoma Scottish and York Rite dues have expired
since relocating in Colorado Springs. Your web site is very attractive,
informative and easy to navigate. I would appreciate the opportunity to visit
your facilities and participate in your activities.
Zackery King
Interested Non-Mason
Brian Smith
Master Mason
March & Darnley Lodge No. 1141, Horsham, West Sussex, England
I have just started with the internet, I send you fraternal greetings I am
a pastmaster in the above lodge, the lodge was consecrated in 1867 I have
enjoyed your home page keep up the good work in the lodge I have the office
of Charity Steward to collect money for non masonic Charity.
Worshipful Brother Brian Smith.
April 2000
Dennis Doughty
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge Lodge No. 104 AF & AM, Colorado Springs, Colorado
As I'm still serving in the military and currently stationed in England it's
a breath of fresh air to able to have access to the lodge. Keep up the good
work and hopefully I'll get to see my brethen in the near future.
Robert Goodenough, PM
Master Mason
St. Joseph Lodge No. 437, F & AM, St. Joseph, Michigan
Very nice web site. We are working on ours and will use some of your good
ideas. I enjoyed attending Lodge in Brekenridge in 1988 (I think). Best Wishes,
Bob Goodenough, PM. Member of Board of Masonic Home of Michigan (Alma)
Albert McClelland
Master Mason
Fellowship Lodge No. 265, Tampa, Florida
I lived in Buena Vista for many years and I am really ashamed I never visited
your beautiful Lodge.Was "Simpkins Store in the Colorado Springs area.?
Webmasters Note: About you question of Simpkins
Store, it was and still is located on the northern edge of South Park, roughly
halfway between Buena Vista and Colorado Springs. It is set up (much like
the picture) as a museum in a small town in South Park. The lodge is still
there and they have an annual event where there is a BBQ picnic and several
lodge meetings are help in the Simpkins Store lodge room (it only holds about
20-30 people). It is a wonderful look into what lodge in frontier Colorado
must have been like.
Michael Brommer
Master Mason
Durand-Pepin Lodge No. 149, Durand, Wisconsin
Just looking.
Samuel Kisselburg
Master Mason
Caledonia Lodge No. 486, Bakersfield, Caifornia
Outstanding site, keep up the good work, and good luck to you all.
March 2000
Eric Lofvenborg
Master Mason
Brainard Lodge No. 102, Niantic, Connecticut
Wonderful work on the website, Brothers. I have recently moved home to Colorado
Springs after many years in the Navy, and I am looking for a new lodge to
affiliate with. I think I will see you soon at Tejon. :) Keep up the great
work, and thanks.
Robert Mack
Fellow Craft
Ambridge Lodge Lodge No.701, Ambridge, Pennsylvania
Nice web page
February 2000
George Bridges
Master Mason
J. Wendell Fargis Lodge No. 356, Neptune Beach, Florida.
Very nice web page.
Robin Morin
Master Mason
Strathcona Lodge No. 77, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Very nice keep up the good work. I have friends living in Estes Park and
in Longmont. My wife and I have visited your wonderful state on a number
of occasions and enjoyed ourselves very much. Fraternally W.B.Robin Morin
Mr. Helio Artur Machado Cechet
Scottish Rite
Ciencia Lodge
No. 74, Grande Loja de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis City, Santa
Catarina, Brazil
Brethren,
First, we would like to express our congratulations for the excellence of
the content and the great looking of your Web Site.
Second, let us introduce ourselves. Our lodge is in Florianopolis, a Southern
Brazil small island in the State of Santa Catarina. Its name is
Ciencia # 74 and it is affiliated to the Grande Loja de Santa Catarina. We
have our meetings every Tuesday at 8 pm using the Ancient Scottish rite.
Please visit our Web Site at
Ciencia Lodge
No. 74.
Looking for develop our ties in the Universal Fraternity we had put a link
to your nice web site in ours. We would like to ask you to do the same. Please
feel free to ask our assistance for whatever matter related to Brazil.
S&F
Helio Cechet, Worshipful Master
William Fischer
Master Mason
Bridgeport Lodge Lodge No. 181, Bridgeport, Ohio
Fraternal greetings from Bridgeport Lodge No. 181. You have a very nice site
and I am glad I found you. Keep up the good work and I invite you to visit
our site. God bless,
Ray SW
Benjamin L. Johnson
Scottish Rite
Lawton Lodge Lodge No. 183, Lawton,Oklahoma
Allan Longnaker
Master Mason
Perseverance Lodge No. 21, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
You have a very nice web site. Hope to visit beautiful Colorado Springs sometime
in the future. I am a District Masonic Education Chairman here in Pennsylvania.
Best Wishes!
January 2000
Barbara Ballheim
Interested Non-Mason
Thank you for your support of Pikes Peak Assembly No. 4 International Order
of Rainbow for Girls by your purchase of poinsettias from us for your widows.
It helps our scholarship fund a great deal. You are kind gentlemen and we
welcome your assistance. Barbara Ballheim Mother Advisor
Richard Van Rossum
Master Mason
Georgetown Lodge No. 25, Georgetown California
Hello I just move to Colorado Springs from Sacramento and I was just raised
to Master Mason. I would like to continue with my proficiencies in the third
degree, but I don't know any masons here. I'm in the military stationed at
Schriever AFB and would like to meet some fellow Masons.
December 1999
Shannon Jorgenson
Master Mason
Barker Lodge No. 129, West Point, Kentucky
This has to be one of the best looking web pages i have seen for a
lodge yet keep up the good work.
Charlie Gibbs
Scottish Rite
Zetland Lodge No. 391, Grangemouth, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Very nice sight! Fraternal greetings from all at Lodge Zetland, numbering
391 on the Roll of the Grand Lodge of Scotland.
Charlie Gibbs, Mark Master Mason
Craig Holm
Shrine
De Anza Lodge No. 511, Sunnyvale, California
Hello I am currently Junior Warden of my lodge and will be transferred to
the Springs in February.
Manuel De La Pena
Interested Non-Mason
Comment: For about a year I've been thinking about becoming a Mason. My father
says that it will be a good advantage in life if I were to join, since I
would get to know so many men of different occupations in life. I know that
I have what it takes to become a Master Mason. I profess a belief in God,
I respect all laws and follow the good teachings of the Bible, I believe
that I am of good moral character and I have an appetite for learning
and giving as much as I can to Masonry.These past few days I've been doing
a lot research about Masonry. I learned many different and interesting facts
about the fraternity and what is done within its walls. I got to the point
were I knew that by next year, when I would turn 21, that I wanted to
become a Mason and better my Life and Myself. So I talked to a Master
Mason, which I have only known for a few months but really did'nt talk to
him much, and the first thing he said was, "how old are you?", I said 20,
then he said come back to me when you turn 21, of course I said okay and
I decided to ask him some questions, but he did'nt answer me. I understood,
since some things in Masonry are to be kept secret. So as I kept doing research,
I ran into something that completely confused me and in a sort of way
angered me, and that is, why does Masonry allow anti-christian(though I am
Catholic) religions join the fraternity or religions that are against other
religions. Why allow this type of racism in Masonry? I'm still very interested
in becoming a Mason and pursuing a Masonic career. So I would really appreciate
if a Mason can answer that question for me a.s.a.p.
Andrew Williamsen
Interested Non-Mason
Excellent Web-Page
William L. Ockel
Master Mason
Schiller Lodge No. 41, Denver, Colorado
I would like to print a copy of the poem "The lodge room over Simpsons store,
but don't know where to find it. Please tell me where to look. Thanks
Charles Parrish
Scottish Rite
Muscogee Lodge Lodge No. 727,Columbus, Georgia
Just moved to the area and stationed at Ft Carson.
Donald Roper
Master Mason
Tyrian Lodge No. 246, Garden City, Kansas
I am a 50 year mason and Past Master. I am also a member of York Rite and
Shrine.
Preston Sturdevant III
Master Mason
Joel H Prouty Lodge, Auburn, Massachusetts
Wesley Waldrep, Sr.
Scottish Rite
Border Lodge No. 672, Texarkana, Texas
I have visited your lodge when you were dark. It's very impressive.
Melvin Lambert
Master Mason
Orion Lodge No.46, Lake Orion, Michigan
Just surfing
Michael Keddy
Shrine
Joel Prouty Lodge, Auburn, Massachusetts
Excellent Web Page.
October 1999
David Medford
Master Mason
John Salyes Lodge No. 1408, Abilene Texas
Very nice web page.
Claude Bilanger
Scottish Rite
Coeurs-Unis Lodge No. 45, Montrial, Quibec, Canada
French speaking lodge, since 1870. Famous for our first degree. Visit us
when in Montrial.
Kevin MacDonald II
Master Mason
Colorado Springs Lodge No. 76, Colorado Springs, Colorado
You have crafted a wonderful web site for the Tejon Lodge. Keep up the great
work...For any brethren that are planning to visit Colorado Springs, you
might like to know that we have three lodges here. Tejon Lodge No. 104, Colorado
Springs Lodge No. 76, El Paso Lodge No. 13 and the Grand Lodge of Colorado
is right next door to our masonic center. If you need info or whatever I'll
be glad to assist you in any way I can.
Randy Williams
Entered Apprentice
King Solomon No.5, Newhaven, Connecticut
I really look forward to completing my degrees. This is something that I
always wanted, and I feel honored to be accepted as a brother.
Mark Goenen
Master Mason
Fairhaven Lodge No. 73, Bellingham, Washington
Hello! My name is Mark Goenen. I am in the USAF and recently learned that
I will be relocated to Colorado Springs. I was hoping you could send me some
info on your lodge. I will be arriving sometime in early December and would
like to continue with Masonry.
W.M. James Lassiter
Master Mason
Warwick Lodge No. 336, Newport News, Virginia
This is a great site
September 1999
W.M. Albert Decker
Master Mason
Baron Stueben Lodge No. 264, Lee Center, New York
Took interest in your site as being an old soldier who had been stationed
out at Fort Carson in the early 70s. Hopefully, someday, I will travel out
your way and visit again. Your site is informative and will done...Fraternally
W. Al Decker
Jim Greenwood
Entered Apprentice
Baylor Lodge No. 1235, Waco, Texas
I am considering moving to Colorado Springs and am glad to know there is
a lodge there. I was accepted here at the Baylor Lodge No.1235 but I just
miss Colorado too much. Thank you for your time and consideration and good
work on the website.
Robert Davidson
Master Mason
Temperance No. 438, Smithville, Missouri
I was browing the net, looking for a contractor that could help me with a
major masonry renovation project. The project is made of limestone and needs
extensive renovation. I found your page while searching for information on
the Washington Memorial.
Lynn Snodderly
Master Mason
Strawberry Plains Lodge No. 462, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee
Greetings from Strawberry
Plains Lodge No. 462, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee William Holland
Master Mason
Norfolk Lodge A.F. & A.M., Needham, Massachusetts
I like your site and wish all the brethren the best from Massachusetts. I
am 1st Lt. Commander of Massachusetts Consistory, Scottish Rite for the Valley
of Boston. In that position I am trying to contact Brother Buzz Aldrin. If
any Brothers have any suggestions please contact me.
Keith Evans
Master Mason
Silurian Lodge No. 471, Newport, South Wales, United Kingdom
Fraternal greetings. Your web site is very informative and I will return
to keep up to date with you all.
Michael Smith
Interested Non-Mason
My father was a Mason. Now that I'm retired from the military and settled
here in Colorado Springs I am very interested in becoming a Mason also.
August 1999
James A.Watson
Master Mason
Cranbrook Lodge No. 34, Cranbrook, B.C., Canada
Thank you for providing such a complete and interesting account of your lodges
centennial celebration. It was of particular interest to me because we are
planning a like historical occasion for April 15-16,2000. Of course your
all invited. Greetings to the brethern of Tejon Lodge. Fraternally yours
Jim Watson
Robert W Apfl
Master Mason
Doric Lodge No 30, Millville, Deleware
Gary Watson
Master Mason
Charles W. Anderson No. 1413, San Antonio, Texas
Jeffrey Edge
York Rite
Independence Rock Lodge 56 A.F.& A.M., Casper, Wyoming
Neat and clean and simple yet elegant, no whistles, fast loading and wonderful.
Excellent WEBmasonry.
Visit our Website at
Independence
Rock Lodge 56 A.F.& A.M.
James Waters
Scottish Rite
Imperial Lodge No. 2, Jamaica, New York
Richard Beeson
Master Mason
Sincerity Lodge No. 189, Plymouth, Devon, England (English Constitution)
July 1999
Gordon Johnson
Scottish Rite
Wheaton Lodge No. 269, Wheaton, Illinois
Great website. It should do a lot to dispel all the old myths of a secret
society when you have a page for all the world to see. I will visit often.
Ate Okta
Entered Apprentice
Namik Kemal No. 3871, Izmir, Turkey
I visit your lodge from your web page and get excited. I hope to realize
all our great history continued. Kindest regards
Bob Hans
Shrine
Arvada Lodge No. 130, Arvada, Colorado
Wonderful site, I hope to get down to your lodge someday.
Glen Hale
Master Mason
Oak Lodge No. 5755, Wigan, Lancaster, United Kingdom
Most interesting and informative. Having been through the chairs twice in
16 years of Masonry I still find a buzz when I attend lodge meetings plus
visiting other lodges, making new friends all over the UK.
Fraternal Greetings and Wish You Well.
Armond Fish
Master Mason
Jerusalem Lodge No. 104, Keene, New Hampshire
Real nice site!!!
June 1999
William Bosley
Scottish Rite
Pickering Lodge No. 146, Baltimore,Maryland
Dick Brown
Scottish Rite
Duck Creek Lodge No.
1419,Garland, Texas
Fraternal Greeting, Brothers. I found your site through the e-mason webring
while reviewing masonic sites for ideas for ours. You have a very nice on-line
lodge! Please visit us online at
Duck Creek Lodge No. 1419,
and please sign our guestbook while there. Best wishes to each of you, Dick
Harley Thompson
Shrine
El Paso Lodge No. 13, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Christopher Culp
Master Mason
Jefferson Lodge No. 33, Jefferson, Oregon
Just looking at different sites and happened across yours. Very nicely done!
Deshawn Williams
Master Mason
Taft Lodge No. 282, Jackson, South Carolina
Fred Wingrove
Master Mason
lodge name: Carberry Lodge No. 29, Carberry, Manitoba, Canada
As a newly installed D.D.G.M., I am browsing the system for ideas for a more
successful year of office. I feel sure in this way we can all help one another.
Thanks for the privilege of visiting.
Greggrey Flood
Master Mason
George L. Mason F&AM No. 59, Georgia Jurisdiction, S.H.A.P.E., Belgium
Very interesting and unique WEB site. I am going to be moving to Colorado
Springs this fall.
Robert Bennett
Master Mason
James Ladd Burgess Lodge No. 1305 AF&AM, Dallas, Texas
Just out looking for ideas for a Lodge Website and clipart for newsletters.
Great site.
May 1999
Kerr Owen
Shrine
Barney Lodge No. 279, Dighton, Kansas
My wife and I would like to cruise by and see the site of the old lodge building
on our next trip through the Springs, in a couple of weeks. Previous visits
to your website included info on the old building, but I couldn't find any
this time. Looking forward also to visiting your lodge when time permits.
Thanks for having such a nice website to visit.
Mike Hoover
Master Mason
Wilmette
Park Lodge No. 931, Wilmette, Illinois
Your web site is very well done. It's nice to see an informative site as
well as very pleasing to the eye. I have a friend who lives in Pueblo and
I visit him from time to time. I'd like to visit your lodge when I'm on one
of those trips. Please visit my lodge's web page at
Wilmette
Park Lodge No. 931.
Charles Jenkins
Master Mason
Tejon Lodge No. 104 AF&AM, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Christopher D. Del Riesgo
Master Mason
Grand Lodge
of F&AM of WA
I would like to tell you about the
District
Eight Masonic Charities Bookstore.
We have developed the best Masonic bookstore on the web and the referral
fees generated will be put into charities. Please stop by and read some of
the reviews of the books by Brethern and hopefully see a book you like.
David Chase
Musconetcong Lodge No. 151 F&AM, Budd Lake, New Jersey
Master Mason
I visited website via the EMason Webring and I wanted to congratulate you
on a job well done! The Internet is proving to be a great way for Freemasons
from around the world and of all walks of life to communicate and share ideas.
Keep up the good work!
Regards, RW David A. Chase
Junior Grand Warden, Grand Lodge of New Jersey, F&AM
http://www.njfreemasonry.org
Robert Lomas
Ryburn Lodge No. 1283, United Grand Lodge England
Master Mason
Thank you for the kind words about the Hiram Key. You've got my email if
you want to ask questions about the book.
Nice Website. Best Wishes. Robert Lomas
Carl Gumeson
St. Vrain No. 23 Longmont, Colorado
Master Mason
Great, great site!
April 1999
Thomas Frerichs
Union Lodge No. 7
Master Mason
I would like to submit a link for your link pages, namely,
The Denver Masonic Family
.
Although this site is directed primarily to Denver area Masons and their
families, I think others may find it of value.
George Kelley
Centerville Lodge No. 618 Centerville, Tennessee
Master Mason
I know very little about computers but my daughter-in-law has created a home
page for me.
I would like to share it with you.
George's
Home Page
Gokhan Erduran
Interested Non-Mason
Freemasonry is the biggest organization of all over the world
Josh Caine
Tejon Lodge No. 104.Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Entered Apprentice
Jim Wiley
Centennial Lodge No. 151 A.F. & A.M. Denver, Colorado
Master Mason
Impressive site, very well put together.
Al Markunas
Lodge No. 239 Three Oaks, Michigan
Master Mason
Very much enjoyed your site trying to bring our lodge up to date.
Robert Herd
Tejon Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 104
Master Mason
Great job Roger. Give me a call if you ever need any help. Any brothers in
Buena Vista, CO please contact me, I'm very interested in visiting. (I was
born in BV) Thanks again.
Roger Idol
Pioneer Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 685 Winston-Salem, N.C.
Master Mason
Brethern, I really enjoyed your site. It is very well done and is a credit
not only to your lodge, but to the Fraternity as a whole. Keep up the good
work and God bless.
March 1999
Bob Hans
Arvada Lodge No. 130, Colorado
Fellow Craft
Jim McLaren
Englehart Lodge
Master Mason
Steven M. Munsinger
Centennial Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 151
Master Mason
Great web page. Fraternally ,Steve Munsinger
Dwight E. Smith
Golden Fleece Lodge No. 205, Chappell, NE
Master Mason
I am Deputy Grand Master of Nebraska, and am visiting the Annual Communication
of the Grand Lodge of Colorado this weekend. I was checking the Colorado
Masonic Sites. This site is very impressive. I have always enjoyed the Brethren
from Colorado I have met, and we are looking forward to seeing them at the
Annual Communication in Denver this weekend.
January 1999
Robert M (Mike) Stanton
Tiffin Lodge No. 77 Tiffin, Ohio
Master Mason
Thank you for allowing all masons to visit you lodge on the net. I am looking
forward to this pictorial and informational visit.
Chris Hoey
Tejon Lodge No. 104 A.F. & A.M.
Master Mason
Ron Birely
Jacques De Molay No. 171 A.F & A.M.
Master Mason
What a great site. Really enjoyed the tour. makes me want to visit.
Mike McCabe
Joseph A.Trimble No. 117, Cherry Hill, NEW JERSEY
Master Mason
Dear Brethren of Tejon Lodge No. 104,
I send the warmest Fraternal Greetings to the brethren of Tejon Lodge No.
104, from the Brethren of Trimble Lodge No. 117 and the 18th Masonic District
of New Jersey. Congratulations on reaching the milestone of your Centennial
Year. And hopefully, many more in the future. You have a really terrific
web page. Your members should really be proud of it. Please feel free to
pay us a visit on our web page. Our address is visitweb.com/trimblelodge.
If any of your members plan to make a visit east to NEW JERSEY, please stop
by for a visit. Have a great year. Sincerely and Fraternally yours Mike McCabe.
December 1998
Mike Kelley
Denver No. 5 and Castle No. 122
Shriner
Great Site! Love the pictures and a little history you have done wonderful
job on this web page.
William Hershey
Hay Market Lodge No. 313
Master Mason
Interesting web page. Excellent graphics. Congratulations to the Brother
who has the time to maintain this quality product.
Wilbur Nall
Steubenville No. 45. Steubenville, Ohio.
Master Mason
I love masonry! Please add my web site to your commercial masonic section.
George T. Hartwell
Interested Non-Mason
Peter J. Pflug
Golden Apple. Eutin, Germany.
Fellow Craft
Golden Apple Lodge located in Eutin, Germany. Several years ago I visited
the air force academy. That`s why I checked Colorado Springs. Greetings pj.
pflug
Kevin Kuretich
Brush Lodge No. 123. Brush,Colorado.
Master Mason
Enjoyed your homepage......
Raymond Dunn
Phoenix Lodge No. 8. Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Shrine
Brother, seems like yesterday ('91) that I was talking to Brother Vic Sestakos
about becoming a Mason. A quick change of station thwarted my efforts. I
have however started that great journey. My wife is from the Springs, which
is where we will retire. Hope to then become part of the Colorado Masonic
Family. Until then, I am Fraternally, Brother Ray Dunn Phoenix Lodge
No. 8, Fayetteville, NC. A&ASR, Valley of New Bern. Sudan Temple, Oasis
of North Carolina.
Patrick Lafferty
Florissant Lodge No. 668. Florissant, Colorado.
Master Mason
I am now retired and living in Colorado Springs. I hope I visit your lodge
soon.
Graeme Leer
Engadine Lodge No. 843. Australia.
Fellow Craft
Hello from Australia, enjoyed looking at your site. I will be doing my third
degree early next year. Hope to chat later. Kind Regards Graeme Leer
Earl Turner
Warwick Lodge No. 336. Newport News, Virginia.
Master Mason
Fabulous site! I am moving to your area the first week of October, and was
looking for a lodge to visit, and possibly join. I will surely be in touch.
James S. Aston
Helion Lodge No. 1. Huntsville, Alabama.
Master Mason
Enjoyed your tour. We also have a historic lodge. We are the oldest in the
state. Chartered in l811 before Alabama became a state. I spent some time
at Lowry AFB in Denver while in the Navy. I love your state. If any of you
get to Ala. please stop and visit with us. J. Shelby Aston, PM.
Travis Brians
Fidelitas Lodge No. 830 . Illesheim, Germany.
Master Mason
Fraternal greeting from afar traveling ever eastward to receive as much light
as anyone man can. may all your endeavours be blessed.
Jim Byars
Elko Lodge No. 15. Elko, Nevada.
Master Mason
Fraternal Greetings from Elko, Nevada. Your Lodge is a most impressive one.
Good job on the web page--well done!
Walter Wood
Amity Lodge No. 473. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Master Mason
Have just been recently raised and found your website while looking for a
listserv for Master Masons. You have an excellent website. ttly Walter
Rondall Rice
Bayboro Lodge No. 331. North Carolina.
Master Mason
LOVED your web site. As a military member stationed here in Colorado Springs,
I hope to attend some of your meetings soon!
Richard Zweig
Tejon Lodge No. 104. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Scottish Rite
The website is looking grrreeeaatt!
Philippe Danks
St Jean Lumihre de Lorraine n036, Arlon, Belgium
The first thing I'd like to say is that your web site is really one of the
nicest one I've seen so far.
Glen Smith
Tejon Lodge No. 104. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Master Mason
Nice web page!
Keith Hullah
Commercial Travellers Lodge No. 3700
Master Mason
Fraternal greetings to your lodge. Congratulations on your centennial year.
I hope you have another successful 100 years.
Oldes Katrina
Pikes Peak No. 4. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Non-Mason
Grand Worthy Advisor of Colorado Rainbow 1998-1999, PWA Pikes Peak" "No.
4, Past Honored Queen Bethel No. 23 - Job's Daughters, Aurora DeMolay Sweetheart"
1997-1998 This page is great! Our Masonic Lodge is beautiful and it's great
to see it presented to those all over the world! Thank you for all of your
support to the youth groups!
Romulo Mercuri
Vigilbncia e Justiga No. 2550, Grande Oriente do Brasil
Domine Mason
S.'.S.'.S.'. " Friends, gostaria de falar english, e participar da loja virtual."
MICTMR bye
Colin Johnston
Blantyre Lodge. United Kingdom.
Non-Mason
My father is going on the chair of our lodge this year and without forcing
me tells me of the benefits of membership. "I am interested, but find it
difficult to discuss it with him." I would appreciate any advice and/or comments.
Kevin Ellson
El Paso Lodge No. 13. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Scottish Rite
Brian Morrieesy
Camp Knox Lodge No. 919. Fort Knox, Kentucky.
York Rite
Paul Ray
Tejon Lodge No. 104. Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Scottish Rite
Very good page and graphics. Congratulations, Roger.
Ed Zorn
Oasis Lodge No. 67
Master Mason
Terrific site! Can't believe only 70 hits as of my visit. Keep up the good
work.
John H. (JJ) Jerkins
Tejon Lodge No. 104.Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Shrine
1998 Tiler