Last Saturday, May 14 Marysville had their annual master mason outdoor degree by the Feather River. WM Glenn Story was there and look who he ran into, Grand Master Jeffrey Wilkins! A beautiful day for an outdoor degree.
Three local nonprofits received $1,100 each on May 3 from proceeds from the Robert Burns Charity Dinner and Whiskey Tasking held in February by the Butte County Scottish Society and Chico-Leland Stanford Masonic Lodge No. 111. From left: Paul Moreno, Chico Shrine Club; Glenn Story, Masonic lodge master; Don Buttons, president, Scottish society; and Emily Pereira, Youth 4 Change. Not pictured: Ann Winters, Catalyst Domestic Violence Services.
Representative from Chico High School
Representative from Fairview High School
Representatives from Pleasant Valley High School
Louis Anthony Langie of Chico was awarded a 50-year membership pin and certificate from the Chico-Leland Standford Masonic Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons No. 111 on Dec. 9. Presenting the award were John L. Barneson III, master of the Chico lodge and Brad Marr, Grand Lodge of California Inspector for Masonic District No. 216. Langie was raised a Master Mason in 1971 and was master of the lodge in 1984. Pictured from left are Barneson, Langie and Marr.
Floyd Miller (left) of Chico was awarded a 50-year membership pin and certificate from the Chico-Leland Stanford Masonic Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons No. 111 on Dec. 9. Presenting the award were John L. Barneson III (right), master of the Chico lodge and Brad Marr (not pictured), Grand Lodge of California Inspector for Masonic District No. 216. Miller was raised a Master Mason in the Leland Stanford Masonic Lodge of F.&.A.M No. 784 in 1972.
Chico-Leland Stanford Masonic Lodge No. 111 free & accepted Masons in Chico, California. Freemasonry is dedicated to esoteric & philosophical inquiry for truth.
