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Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Prince Hall Affiliation Northern Jurisdiction, U.S.A., Inc.

PUBLISHED AT THE CATHEDRAL, PHILADELPHIA, PA FALL• 2011

Tri6ute of ~mem6rance to tlie OU!iam Pami{y · S. q. C. (P,meritus) -Jl{gie S. O{cffiam, Jr., 33 °

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On Saturday evening SGC Solomon Wallace, 33°, hosted a Service of Remembrance, in memory of Ill. Algie S. Oldham, Jr., SGC (Emeritus). Sarah Oldham and members of the Oldham Family were on hand to pay tribute to his life. There was also a commemorative United Supreme Council jacket presented to the family.

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Sovereign (}rand Commanders

9vlessage First, I give thanks to Almighty God for giving us the opportunity to serve others. The United Supreme Council is an amazing group of men who collectively can do wonders to make a difference in all our communities, in all our cities, in all our states and in the entire world. Those who preceded us have left an awesome legacy upon which we can build, and I know we are ready for the tasks ahead of us.

Secondly, I sincerely thank the Editor, G.I.G. Edward M. Brooks, for working diligently and untiringly to ensure a timely publication of our Bulletin and I also thank each of you for your contributions to this effort. This Bulletin allows us to show and inform others about a few of the many positive things which are occurring through the United Supreme Council.

Further, I thank the Loyal Ladies who are also fully supporting us in all our endeavors. It is always good to know that our support structure is standing ready to help when needed.

As I look back on the important events that have been celebrated, I am reminded that it is important to remember our history, for it identifies who we are. Toward this end, we are working to develop a strong Black History program. Through the use of technology, we are putting in place a system to use credit cards to pay our dues and make donations to the Benevolent Foundation. We are slowly moving towards the 21st Century and with the help of our Creator, I know we will reach our goal.

ILLUSTRIOUS SOLOMON WALLA CE, 33° SOVEREIGN GRAND COMMANDER

By our actions , let us demonstrate to the communities around us that we are indeed a vital and relevant organization committed to charity, true fellowship and brotherly love. By supporting the programs of this United Supreme Council, we are faithful to our mission and not forgetting our obligations.

Cordially and Fraternally,

Illustrious Solomon Wallace, 33° Sovereign Grand Commander

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THE UN'ITED SlJPREME COlJNC!L, 33" .. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry

PRINCE HALL AFFILIATION - NORTHERt~ JURISDICTION, U.S.A., INC.

Circle of Life! ! !

Brethren,

The circle as we all kn.ow has no beginning point and has no end point. It is used to represent the continuity and everlasting commitment that we as Masons have to our beloved Order. It is with this in mind that I am ecstatic to announce the Circle of Life Elite Membership Program.

Joining the Circle of Life Program allows you to receive Lifetime Membership status in the United Supreme Council. For a limited time joining the ranks of the Circle of Life Elite Membership will cost only $800. Benefits of Circle of Life Elite Membership include:

1. Priority registration for the United Supreme Council 2. Priority seating at the Annual Banquet 3. Special Circle of Life only Annual Breakfast Fellowship 4. Protection from dues increases 5. Circle of Life Elite Membership Pin 6. No More Annual Dues Payments

There will be special Circle of Life Elite Membership presentation during the 2012 United Supreme Council made to all inaugural members!

I encourage you to join me and take advantage of this unprecedented opportuPity by becoming a Circie of Life Eiite Member!!

Fraternally, ~

~~:2,c/~-~-­., Illustrious Solomon Wailace, 33" Sovereign Grand Commander

***A $50 credit will be given to those whom have already paid their 2012 annual dues.***

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S.G.I.G. Algie S. Oldham, Jr., 33°

Wabash Consistory #31 South Bend, Indiana

Date: Made Mason: May, 1958 Date: 33rd: May 3, 1971

Date Active: May 12, 1980 Sovereign Grand Commander 2005 - 2008

Born: May 18, 1927 Died: January 13, 2011

CJ'fie}-I{gie S. OUfiam, Jr. Cfass of 2011

Elected Officers

President: Gregory F. Goss 1st Vice President: Charles T. Walker, Jr.

2"d Vice President: Kevin Spearmon Treasurer: Kenneth L. Harris Secretary: Hashem R. Harris

Parliamentarian: Bishop J. Delano Ellis II Sergeant at Arms: Karl H. Radford

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CJ'lie}l{gie S. Oldliam, Jr. Cfass of 2011 (Rpster ALASKA ILLINOIS (CONT) MINNESOTA OHIO(CONT)

Marcus L. Daniels Larry J. Johnson, Jr. Mujahid EI-Ka' Tab Abdul-Aziz Timothy C. Ivey Top of the World No. 102 North Shore No. 91 North Star No. 14 Bezalccl No. 15 Aubrey M. Hendrix Aubrey Keller Alton J. Graves Douglas A. Jefferies Top of the World No.102 Tyree No. 64 North Star No. 14 Bezaleel No. 15

Michael A. Outlaw B. Wayne McLaughlin BAHAMAS Tyree No. 64 NEW YORK L.D. Easton No. 21

Lorne A. Basden Carl E. Pickett Thomas Booker Ernest Neilson, ill James E. Morley No. 73 Western No. 28 King David No. 3 Miami No. 26 Eddison A. Dames Jerald L. Prince George D. Crawley Anthony C. Peebles James E. Morley No73 Westen, No. 28 Albany No. 90 Bezaleel No. 15 William A. Gray, Sr. H. Albert Stubblefield Willie J. Garrett Gurley M. Ramey Leo Calvin Newton No. 83 Western No. 28 Pentecost No. 98 Miam.i No. 26 Leslie Ryan Steven E. Sumler Robert N. Grice James L. Robinson, Jr. James E. Morley No73 Tyree No.64 Bison No. 29 Beza leel No.15

Vincent Sykes Clyde N . Harvey, Jr. Fanon A. Rucker CANADA Western No. 28 Long Island No. 61 King Solomon No.20

Sheldon G. Bailey Ray E. Willis Perce! Jones Charles T. Walker Beaver No. 74 \Vestern No.28 Long Island No. 61 King Solomon No. 20 Ryan A. Cox Roscoe Lay, Sr. Eric A. Warren Mount Royal l\"o. 97 INDIANA King David No. 3 Bezaleel No.15

Michael G. Chappel, Sr. Kenneth W . Lee CO-UT-WY Constantine No. 25 Pentecost No. 98 PENNSYLVANIA

Leon Chisolm Aaron E. Johns Calvin B. Marshall, ill Kenneth T. Amos Pikes Peak o. 81 Magic City No. 62 King David No. 3 DcMolay No. 1 Paul David Taylor Howard Savage Thomas G. McKnight Roy C. Baity Mountain & Plains No. 33 Magic City No. 62 Pentecost No. 98 DeMolay No. I

Marshall A. Taylor Stephen S. Smith Keith D. Coleman CONNECTICUT Constantine No. 25 King David No. 3 DeMolay No. I

Anthony B. Dawson Rabon L. Turner Kevin Spearmon Howard J. Fleming, Jr. New Haven 1o. 7 St. Johns No. 54 Long Island No. 61 Charles E. Gordon No. 65

Kenneth A. Washington Adam B. Sumlin Roosevelt Floyd DELAWARE Wabash No. 77 Bison No. 29 Nimrod No. 9

Arthur Ashe Dorsey M. Whitehead Emmett G. Hunt, Sr. Courtney P . Houston, Jr. No. 119 KANSAS Albany No. 90 Charles E. Gordon No. 65 Raymond Guy, Sr. Walter M. Johnson III Junius F. Johnson Comtney P. Houston, Jr. No. 119 Kaw Valley No. 16 NEW JERSEY Whitney M. Young No. 88 William A. Stansbury, Sr. Alfred Pearson Ronald J. Dunn Stephen E. Mack Corinthian No. 5 Orient No. 19 Mt. Calvary No. 22 DeMolay No. I

Rkardo C. Goldstein Warren Montague EUROPE MASSACHUSETTS De Hugo No. 2 Martin L. King, Jr. No. 86

Kevin T. Daniels, Sr. Timothy R. Downes Cleon Hargrove Larry D. Moore Booker T. Alexander No. I 17 Holy Sepulchre No. 17 Sardonias No.41 St. Cyprian No. 4 Geoffrey D. Howard James MarshaJJ Gregory G. Johnson Karl H. Radford Eureka No. 113 Holy Sepulchre No. 17 Douglass No. 10 Martin L. King, Jr. No. 86 Jason M. Jewett Reuben H. Meade Joseph M. Miller Tyrone M. Rice Ararat No. 115 Holy Sepulchre No. 17 Douglass No. JO Martin L. King, Jr. No. 86 Edwidge Patterson Warley J. Williams, Jr. Alexander Perry, Jr. Wayne Tompkins Booker T. Alexander No. 11 7 Samuel W. Gordon No. 50 Charles E. Gordon No. 65

MICHIGAN Larry C. Woods FAR EAST Isiah Adams, Jr. OHIO DeMolay No. I

Ronald J. Baiiste Wolverine No. 6 Timothy Baggett John J . Story No. Ill Ephraim C. Banks King Solomon No. 20 W ASIIlNGTON/OR Marcus 0 . Harries Wolverine No. 6 Curtis Campbell Elliott L. Beason J.C. Logan No. 114 Jessie L. Collins Bezaleel No. 15 Cascadian No. 75 Hesham R. Harris Saginaw Valley No. 71 James W. Copeland Tomas E. Cosey, Jr. Keystone No. 85 Gregory f. Goss King Solomon No. 20 Cascadian No. 75 Lorenzo Johnson Peninsular No.44 Luke D. Davis, Sr. John W. Fort J.C. Logan No. 114 Kenneth L. Harris Bezaleel No.15 Prince Hall No. 67 Alex L. Prall Wolverine No. 6 J . Delano Ellis, LI George R. Frazier John J . Story No. 11 1 William Higginbotham, TIT Bezaleel No. 15 Everett No. 118

Wolverine No. 6 Charles E. Harper Coley G. Stansell ILLINOIS Alonzo C. Hughes Miami No. 26 Capital City No. 106

Eddie L. Banks Wolverine No. 6 William M. Henry Charles B. Thomas, Jr. Western No.28 Eddie Strong Miami No. 26 Cascadian No. 75 Sterling E. Blackmon Wolverine No. 6 Maurice L. Hereford Charlie J. Wilson Balthasar No.92 Bernt C. Walker Bezaleel No. 15 Capital City No. 106 Gordon L. Brewer Wolverine No. 6 James G. Hopkins Western No.28 James A. Womack St. Matthews No. 24 WISCONSIN Donald Cook Wolverine No. 6 Antwan L. Harston Audrian S. Brown Marquette-Joliet No. 104 Sedrick B. Wright Bezaleel No. 15 Ionic No. 70

Wolverine No. 6 Marvlie L. Man in Ionic No. 70

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We continue to maintain your Cathedral and both high ri se buildings. In fact, there was a luncheon at the Scottish Rite House for over 25 years of service. Your officers were invited and enjoyed the program. The Scotti sh Rite Tower is now about 16 years old. They have over 200 units between them and therefore are a blessing to our senior citizens. Be sure to visit the buddings whenever you are in the Philadelphia area.

The renovations and re-paving of the Cathedral parking lot is nearly complete. We had a very wet summer in Philadelphia, which caused delays in paving, as we wanted it. But as you can see in the recent photo, it is almost complete and very much in use.

q.1.q. P,dward?d. (J3rooks, 33 °, P,ditor This is my third edition since being appointed as Edi tor of the Bulletin and again I would like to thank Sovereign Grand Commander Solomon Wallace , 33° for the opportunity to serve as your Editor. Secondly I would also like to thank SGIG George T. Smith, Sr. , for the excellent photos and capturing all the events as they occurred in and about the session. Finally, I would like to extend a special thanks to Renee Isaac and Deborah Miles for providing the necessary information that goes into the Bulletin, because without their attention to detail , this Bulletin would not be complete.

This is your Bulletin and I am looking forward to hearing from you the reader, by sending in articles about Scottish Rite Masonry and interesting and informative a11icles about members of our organization. Please remember, the dead line for the fall edition is SEPTEMBER 1s• and the spring edition is MARCH 151

.

Please forward all articles to me, in a timely enough manner, so that no article will be left out.

Please send clear glossy photos, separately with your article. Please feel free to send your article and pictures, via Email at embrooksii@comcast.net. For those of you who are not comfortable with Email you may send a hard copy of both the document and photos to 4 Independence Court, Boothwyn, PA 19061. All pictures will become the property of the Bulletin. If you would like your photo returned please provide a SASE and they will be returned.

S. q.1. q. c.Raynard W. :J{U{Jfies, 33 °, Catfiedra{ Secretary It is with humble submission that I greet you. I would like to give all praises to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for all his many blessings bestowed upon me. First, I would like to say that I am very appreciative to serve as your Cathedral Secretary for our histo1i c fraternal organization.

It is my hope that I will perform the duties of managing and overseeing our hi storic and grandiose facility. The Cathedral is not only our headquarters but it is a shining beacon throughout the United Supreme Council, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Prince Hall Affili ation, Northern Jurisdiction, U.S.A. Inc. Our historical archives are loaded with memories of the many Illustrious Peers that have been elevated in the Senate Chamber. Did you know that the Cathedral has a grand library fu ll of Masoni c literature, the Sovereigns Chair, and there is a Scottish-rite degree meeting room, which is presently being used today? I encourage you to visit the Cathedral when you are in the Philadelphia area to see this stupendous facili ty?

The Cathedral is open daily for operations. However, if you are thinking about toming The Cathedral, the hours are as foll ows: Monday - Friday, 10:00AM - 3:30PM, and weekends by appointments (for large groups). If you are thinking about touring the facility, please contact us at 215-545-2443. We look forward to seeing you in the near future.

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Printed twice each year by The United Supreme Council Ancient and •• Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, Prince Hall Affiliation, Northern Juri sdiction, U.S.A. , Inc. --" Sovereign Grand Commander: 111. Solomon Wallace, 33° • Editor: Ill. Edwm·d M. Brooks, 33°

Associate Editors: TII. Melvin Bazemore, 33°, TII. Lorenzo Cruger, 33°, Ill. Raynard W. Hughes, 33°, Photographe1·: Ill. George T. Smith, Sr. , 33°

Issued from the Cathedral, 1514-20 Fitzwater Street, Philadelphia, PA 191 46-2123

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Saving the African American Male: "From the Cradle to College"

A Vision - SGC Solomon Wallace, 33° 2010 - 2011 School Year Annual Reports

SGIG Dr. Clarence Stone - Director Mentoring in the United Supreme Council (USC), Prince Hall Affiliation has been successful. We are proud of our deputies, coordinators, mentors, public school executives, administrators and staff; and all who have contributed to our efforts to launch successful programs. In 2009-2010 we were able to launch tlu·ee programs in Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Those programs gave 788 hours of service to our

mentees and their local school dist1icts. In 2010-2011, six programs provided services to their school districts. The six Orients/Valleys programs gave 2,317 hours of service to our youths and school districts.

This remarkable work, in a period of job loss, loss of homes, high gas and food prices, is worthy to be praised. Thank you, to all who contributed in any way large or small to help make our programs successful.

The reports follow:

Orient of Michigan/Valley of Detroit Mentoring Program Annual Report

SGIG Robert P. Lewis, 33° - Deputy of the Orient GIG Horace Jackson, 33° - Coordinator-Reporter

The Wolverine #6 Consistory Mentoring Program, for the second year, partnered with the Detroit Public School District, at Martin L. King, Jr., Senior High School. Dr. Deborah Jenkins, an excellent tum-around Principal and Mr. Richard Walker, Assistant Principal, were our local school administrators. Both provided excellent leadership and support to all of our efforts. Mr. Norman Taylor, Attendance Officer and Head Baseball Coach were also a key person in our program.

Six mentors provided service to our mentees in one-to-one sessions and in small groups. They all participated in our second Large Group Session where 30 plus students from grades 9-12 were mentored.

GIG Horace Jackson, 33°did an excellent job working with Mr. Richardson Walker, Mr. Norman Taylor and Dr. Jenkins to develop our nine mento1ing sessions.

The King High School, administration, staff, student body and the alumni sponsored a M.L. King, Jr. Legacy Parade and Pre­Parade Program the past two years. These events were a huge success. For the fi rst time, an Annual Legacy Awards Program was held on January 12, 2011. GIG Brent Walker, 33°, a former King student, was honored as a Legacy.

The Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Michigan participated in both the Legacy

Awards Prorrram and the Parade. The Honorable Grand Master b .

Paul W. Robinson brought greetings on behalf of Masonry rn Michigan. Our Illustrious Deputy Robert P. Lewis, 33° was recuperating from surgery. We salute and thank our Deputy for his support to our program. His presentation to our mentees at our Large Group Session was an outstanding story of his life's journey. Our mentors gave 511 hours of service to our mentees and the school district.

Orient of New Jersey/Valley of Newark Mentoring Program Annual Report (1/11-5/11)

SGIG Arthur R. Crawford, 33° - Deputy of the Orient GIG Harry McDowell, 33° - Coordinator for Mentoring

The New Jersey Mentoring Program is in the city of Newark, NJ and the Y.alley of Sardonias Consistory #41. It is incorporated and operates in the Weequahic High School. The new superintendent of ewark City Public Schools, recently appointed by the governor, is Cami Anderson. The principal of Weequahic High is John Tonero. The two supp01t staff members who work with our program are Vice Principal Worley and Social Worker, Stovell. The Central Office person who really worked with us and ran the obstacles is the Supervisor for the Guidance Department, Mary Harvey. Another teacher and member of our consistory who helped to steer the process, is Frater Tisan Dawud. All staff and Fraters mentioned in our Fall Progress Report deserve our heartfelt thanks for their assistance.

The program this year, because of starting late, operated weekly. Our program for the 2010-2011 school year, gave 292 hours of service to our mentees and the Newark School District.

SGIG Arthur R. Crawford, 33° our Deputy for New Jersey and all who supp01ted us as we launched our program deserve a heartfelt thanks.

Orient of New York/Valley of Albany Mentoring Program Annual Report

SGIG Grady Edge, 33° - Deputy of the Orient GIG Dorsey M. Whitehead, 33° - Coordinator

The Albany Consistory #90 attempted to establish a program in the Albany Public School Dist1ict. Dr. Raymond Caluccielo is the Supetintendent and Ms. Linda Jackson-Chalmers, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Community Relations, was our district designee.

Our program was assigned to Albany High School; Dr. David C. McCalla is ptincipal and Mr. John Harris was his designee to the program.

GIG Dorsey M. Whitehead, 33° Coordinator and GIG Ruben C. Pugh, 33° met with the high school principal and Mr. Harris to develop a program plan. The mentees were to be from the 12th grade. After much discussion and due to the second semester coming to an end, the Consistory #90 Coordinator decided that they could not fully establish a program.

Four Fraters, GIG Ruben C. Pugh, 33°, GIG Fred Thomas, 33°, GIG Nebraska Brace, 33°, and GIG Dorsey M. Whitehead, 33° gave 49 hours of service to the students and Albany School District.

At this time, threats of budget cuts and other instabilities in the district may prohibit a mentoring program in 20 11 -2012.

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I want to thank the mentors mentioned above for their support and dedication. Of course, thanks to the Deputy for New York, Grady Edge, 33° for his support.

Orient of OhioN alley of Cleveland Mentoring Program Annual Report

SGIG Sidney Broadnax, 33° - Deputy of the Orient GIG Melvin L. Russell, 33° Commander-in-Chief;

GIG Mark A. Ledger, 33°, Coordinator; GIG Leonard B. Jackson, 33°, Chairman;

SGIG Carl A. Williams, 33°, Co-Chairman

Bezaleel Consistory # 15 began its second year Mentoring Program on Wednesday, November 10, 2010. In addition to "John Adams High School", the "John F. Kennedy High School" was added to mentor.

Chief Executive Officer of the Cleveland Metrnpolitan School District (CMSD), Sublime Prince Dr. Eugene T.W. Sanders 32°, retired in February 2011. GIG Leonard B. Jackson, 33°, Chairman of our Ment01ing Program has taken over our lead position; he is the Commissioner of Athletics for the (CMSD). SGIG Carl A. Williams is Co-Chairman and GIG Mark A. Ledger is the Coordinator and Teacher for the (CMSD).

The program ran for a total of fourteen (14) weeks. 21 Bezaleel Consistory #15 mentors provided servi ce to our mentees for the school year 2010-2011 and gave a total of 1,140 hours of mentoring support.

The following high school and district staff did an outstanding job in assisting the Fraters in our mentoring program: Donald Jolly, Principal and Brian Simmons, Linkage Coordinator of John Adams High School; Jason L. Tidmore, Ptincipal of John F. Kennedy High School and Reginald Walker, (CMSD) Teacher. Thank you for your gracious and dedicated support to our program.

Orient of PennsylvaniaN alley of Philadelphia Mentoring Program Annual Report

SGIG George M. Calloway, 33° - Deputy ofthe Orient GIG Norman K. Spencer, 33° - Coordinator for Philadelphia

Our mentoring program in the Valley of Philadelphia has been a difficult but meaningful task. Dr. Stone, the national coordinator, outlined a very ambitious mentoring program for the United Supreme Council. Although we have many qualified Illustrious Fraters who could participate in the program, only a few were mentors. I would like to personally thank SGTG Eugene Saunders, 33° for his supp01t and contributions to the program, as well as all of our men tors for the 20l0-2011 school years.

Below are the key components of our mentoring program:

• For the second year, our program was with the Philadelphia Public School District

• Dr. Arlene Ackerman is Superintendent, Wilfredo Ortiz and Linda Chatt-Wayman were our Central Office liaisons

• We partnered for the second year with Fitzsimons High School. Daffy! Overton is Principal and Damien Warren is Assistant Principal and program liaison

• This year 2010-2011 we only had five mentors to participate on a regular basis; they provided 150 hours of service to our mentces.

• This year, our Program met with the snidents, for two hours on the second Friday of each month. From September 2010 through March 2010, our mentors discussed life topics and experiences with the mentees

Our positive experience in 2010 with Fitzsimons High School diminished in 2011. The school had some administrative changes that affected our program. Due to this experience, the program was moved to Kensington CAP.A. High School from April 15, 2011 through June 2, 2011. The principal , counselor and staff at Kensington High were helpful and supportive of our program.

Our Mentoting Program provided the School District of Philadelphia with 100 hours of direct service to mentees and 50 hours and indirect service. I'm thankful for the opportunity to participate in this activity and I want to acknowledge and thank our lllustrious Deputy George M. Calloway, 33 ° and all others who have given us support over the past year.

Orient of Washington/Valley of Tacoma Mentoring Program Annual Report

SGIG Daniel Lunsford, 33° - Deputy of the Orient

Deputy Daniel Lunsford, 33° reports that his Consistory's negotiations with the Tacoma Public Schools to establish mentoring programs in the District, was approved in 2010 by Superintendent Dr. Arthur 0 . Jarvis. Dr. Jarvis assigned Dave Osterhaus as his designated liaison to Deputy Lunsford and the Val1ey of Tacoma's Mentoring Program Committee.

The high schools designated for the Tacoma Mentoring Program are:

• Mount Tahoma High School - 4634 S. 74th St., Tacoma, WA 98409, (253) 571-3800

• Foss High School - 21 12 S. Tyler St., Tacoma, WA 98405 -(253) 571 -7300

• Lincoln High School - 70 I South 37th St., Tacoma, W A 98418 - (253) 571-6700

High praise is given to Dave Osterhaus, the after school liaison for mentoring programs, for his excellent support in opening doors and introducing staff to our Consistory Mentoring Program leaders.

GTG Julian HaJTis, 33° and S.P. Julius W. Brown, Jr. , 32° have been spark plugs for our mentoring programs. Frater Harris, 33° was the first to mentor Tacoma High School mentees. S. P. Julius W. Brown, Jr. 33 °, working with Dave Osterhaus who identified the key high schools above for our mentoring program. S.P. Brown, 33° did the greatest amount of administrative work for the program; he is an invaluable member of our mentoring leadership team.

The Tacoma mentors gave 175 hours of service to our mentees and the Tacoma School District. We are developing a "Welcome to High School" event for the September 2011-2012 school year mentees. We believe if we start mentoring new 9th grade students early in their high school experience - this will give us a tremendous opportunity to stick with them during their entire high school years. We will push hard to encourage them to pursue a college experience or whatever career that they deeply desire for their future. Getting our mentees from the "Cradle to College" by any means necessary is our goal.

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Thank you and commendations are extended to Deputy Lunsford, 33° and to all who played a part in helping to get this program launched.

Three Orients have proposed Pilot Mentoring Programs for 2011-2012, their progress reports follow:

Orient of IllinoisN alley of Chicago Mentoring Program Progress Report

SGIG Melvin Frierson, 33° - Deputy of the Orient

The first attempt to establish a mentoring program in the Orient of Illinois has proven to be equally challenging and frustrating; but with the patience of Job and the providence of God, we are confident that our program will be most successful.

The Orient's initial program will be implemented in the Chicago Public Schools at Austin Paly Technical High School. The Principal, Tabby Williams and School Social Worker Lewis Wright are very enthusiastic about having our Praters mentor their students. Many of these young men come from homes with little or no guidance or positive role models. Positive role models are essential to help meet the realities in today's society. After working with the Central office, we have gotten our mentors' background investigations completed. Several mentors have completed an intensive training program developed by G.I.G. Charles Burns, 33° (Western #28) that will provide our fraters with valuable skills.

Thanks and commendation to Deputy Frierson, 33° and his Committee.

Orient of lndianaN alley of Gary Mentoring Program Progress Report

SGIG Robert Thomas, 33° - Deputy of the Orient GIG Harold R. Jones, 33° Coordinator

Deputy Robert Thomas, 33° and Mentoring Coordinator, Harold Jones, 33° reports that the Magic City Consistory #62 in the Valley of Gary is hard at work organizing their program for the 2011-2012 school years.

An excellent cross section of Scottish Rite Fraters make up their committee; namely, a medical doctor, an educator, a past legislator, a mortuary scientist, three Viet Nam Veterans and a past school board member. The committee has identified fraters who can be instrumental in helping to move their progran1 forward. The committee has decided to mentor 9th grade males so that they can follow these young men through their high school years.

Resource persons who will share their expertise on mentoring programs and who will provide in-service training so that the mentors will use their skills, knowledge and time wisely, have agreed to assist the program. Contact with the School District Administration will follow soon .

The Indiana Mentoring Committee and Deputy Thomas, 33° deserve thanks and commendation for their work.

Orient of Massachusetts/Valley of Boston Mentoring Program Progress Report

SGIG Henry L. Owens, 33° - Deputy of the Orient

Deputy Henry Owens', 33° Mentoring Committee in Massachusetts has been working hard to structure a program for the Valley of Boston, their selected School District. The

Committee has been in contact with the Boston Central Office staff and has received very positive feedback from their discussions. A District: Office Liaison has been assigned to work with the Committee to ensure a smooth implementation. It is the hope of the Conunittee and Deputy Owens that the Orient of Massachusetts/Valley of Boston will be able to go on line with a program during the 2011 -2012 school year. Deputy Henry Owens, 33° and his Committee deserves c01runendation for their good work.

The Orient of CO/WY /UT Host of the

1301h United Supreme Council Deputy of CO/UT/WY

SGIG Samuel Hunter, 33° Greetings to the Scottish Rite Northern Jurisdiction from the Host of the 130th Annual Session held in the Valley of Denver, Orient of Colorado, May 27 - June 1, 2011. Our heart-felt thanks to those of you who ventured westward to the Mile Hi Queen City of the Plains at the base of the snow­capped Rocky Mountains to partake in the festivities. We hope that your stay was fruitful , enjoyable, worthwhile and rewarding.

To the vast majority of our membership who missed the opportunity to attend the session, here is a recap of the convention activities for your perusal.

Friday was opening day featuring registration. That evening a Comedy Show, put on by the Colorado Orient, featuring Shed G. "Can I Vent" Garren, was the main attraction. Shed is a local comedian who is working his way into the entertainment field and was well received by the audience. He was clean, entertaining and amusing. One of his credits is having done some minor work in the Tyler Pen-y Production Corporation in Atlanta, GA.

On Saturday at 9:00 A.M. the Ladies activities began with a trip to Century Casino in Central City, Colorado, there were two buses with approximately 90 participants. The casino was nice enough to give each bus 10 door prizes to be raffled off on the way home. Fun was had by all, although we did not have any big winners. Those hotels are not built by winners. After four hours and a nice meal, both buses returned to the hotel at 3:00 P.M.

The Ladies that did not feel like they would have good luck at the casino, but love to shop, went on a shopping excursion to one of Colorado's upscale malls - Park Meadows. Park Meadows houses a lot of stores, restaurants and outlets. The ladies were given coupon books upon their arrival to the mall that was good at different stores and restaurants in the area. Ladies on this excursion had a chance to shop and eat until they dropped.

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After the Golden Circle registration, love token baskets were presented to the visiting Loyal Lady Rulers and past & present State Grand Loyal Lady Rulers by Colorado's State Grand Loyal Ruler Sandra Daniels, Loyal Lady Ruler Roxanne Garlington of Mountain & Plains Assembly #49, Denver Colorado, and Loyal Lady Ruler Charlene Perry of Doves of Pikes Peak Assembly #152, Colorado Sp1ings, Colorado.

Saturday evening consisted of a t1ibute in remembrance of the service and honor of our former Eme1itus Sovereign Grand Commander Algie S. Oldham, Jr.

On Sunday, May 29, the primary speaker for the morning Devotional Service was the Reverend Frank M. Davis, Pastor of Zion Baptist Church, Denver, Colorado, who delivered an inspiring message on Brotherhood. The evening Memorial Services for our Departed Brothers featured an inimitable delivery of the Eulogy by our renowned S.G.l.G. Rev. Otis Moss, Jr. The usual Health seminar, Golden Circle meeting and Golden Circle reception were in place.

B -52 is the only four engine bomber whose crew shot down a MIG fighter in the Viet Nam war.

On Monday, May 30th , the Ladies and a few men embarked on a trip to the Air Force Academy with a guided tour by S.G.T.G. Loran Smith. Major points of interest were a static B-

52, Arnold Hall, the Chapel, the Tuskegee Airman Statue and lunch with some of the Cadets. The B-52 is unique in that it is the only four engine bomber whose crew (tail gunner) shot down an enemy MIG fighter jet in the Viet Nam war.

The Orient of Colorado had the pleasure of conducting the degree work on Monday in the official session. This team consisted of the following; Grand Inspectors General; Raymond Black, Thomas Powell, Hadley Evans, Stefon Atmore, Terence

Jackson, Kei th Weston, At1uro Delos Reyes, Thomas Mickens and Gary Thomas. Arnold Hall was named for General Harold Arnold, the Father of the U.S. Air Force. His opposition to blacks in the service is well documented and it is fitting to see the bronzed statue of the

Tuskegee Airmen sitting on the Honor Plaza close by. The Hall also houses some memorabilia of the Tuskegee Airmen era. The tour that left at 8:30 AM. returned to the hotel at 3: 30 P.M. after a full fun-filled day. Grand Inspector General Garland Osborne chaired the Souvenir Journal committee which had the assistance of the entire jurisdiction, Praters and Golden Circle, in producing a 99% all color book.

The Transportation Committee under the direction of Grand Inspector General Rueben Dallas and his faithful members labored long and tirelessly to provide assistance to our guests. It is the hope of the Orient of Colorado that each and everyone 's experienced a pleasant and enjoyable visit. It was our pleasure to host you.

The Commanders of the Rite of Mountain & Plains Consistory #33, held its 7th annual Spring Banquet on Apiil 30, 20 11 , at the Double Tree Hotel honoring Grand Inspector General Raymond Black of Mountain and Plains Consistory #33 and Grand Inspector General James Sauls of Pikes Peak Consistory #8 I. This function is of tremendous value to the m-ea as it donates a minimum of $ 1,000.00 to students for educational expenses. 111ustrious Elvin R. Caldwell , Jr. , is Vice President.

The Ninety-sixth annual session of the Colorado Council of Deliberation will be held October I, 2011, in Colorado Springs, CO. at the Crown Plaza Hotel.

(J)enver, Co{orado 9vteet and qreet at tfie Jfote(

Pictorial: On May 27 thru 30, 20 11 , members of the United Supreme Council, Northern Jurisdiction assembled at the Sheraton Downtown Denver, Colorado.

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P.vening of Comedic P.ntertainment Peaturing <Denver's Own - Sliedric~ qarrett

Shed G. "Can I Vent" Garrett, a local comedian who was the headliner for Friday night's entertainment. One of his credits is having worked with the Tyler Perry Production Corporation in Atlanta, GA.

L to R - Cookie Hughes, Ill Raynard W. Hughes and Ill Basil Sands

Shed Garrett's interaction with the audience was well received. Here, he's shown teaching a new dance step. There was fun had by all in attendance.

L to R- Ill Basi l Sands, SGC Solomon Wallace, Ill Wilton Wallace " and Ill Melvin Bazemore

Pictorial: On Friday night May 27, SGC Solomon Wallace and members of the United Supreme Council gathered in the Plaza Ballroom at the Sheraton Downtown Denver, CO., for an evening of comedic entertainment featuring one of Denver's own Shedrick Garrett.

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Specia( <Presentation to tlie Oldliam Pami(y

Pe{{owsliip (J3realif ast

Pictorial: On Saturday night May 27, SGC Solomon Wallace and members of the United Supreme Council (USC) hosted a Special Presentation as a tribute in the remembrance of SGC (Emeritus) Algie S. Oldham, Jr. His wife Sarah and other members of the family were in attendance. They were presented with a commemorative U .S.C. jacket. On Sunday morning SGC Solomon Wallace and members of the USC hosted a FeJlowship Breakfast where many MWGM's including MWGM Lionell Cummings our host for the State of Colorado and dignitmies from across other j urisdictions assembled for the occasion.

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Sunday 9rl_orning Worsliip Service

Pictorial: Sunday Morning Worship Service, started with an Organ Prelude by Ill. George H. Spaulding, 33°, Processional of SGC Solomon Wallace and his entourage, a Medley of Songs throughout the program by The USC Mass Choir. There was also an Offertory Chant and then introduction of the Speaker by Ill. Rev. Wilton Blake, 33°. The Sermon was presented by Rev. Frank M. Davis, from Zion Baptist Church, Denver, CO., with text and subject "The Blessedness of Unity". There was a closing hymn followed by the Benediction by Rev. Frank Davis.

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Vnitetf Supreme Counci{ - )ltf ministrative antf :M.etfica{ Staffs

Pictured (L to R): Secretary General 's Slaff - Gloria Lewis, James B. Allen, James Clemmons, Renee Isaac, Arthur Chapman, Jr. , Brian Austin , Otis Hightower and Leroy Barnes

Pictured (L to R): SGIG's Doctors - Walter E. Bantam ill , Hoba11 C. P1ice, Roland C. McGoodwin, Charles H. Waples, Jr. and Chester C. Pryor II

Pictorial: On Saturday, May 28, 2011, members of the USC who were elevate to Active or Emeritus status, and they were; Actives: Vernon D. Dobbs, Roland K. Lee, Sr. , Brian K. Lewis, Threston C. Roots, Samuel J.D. Shook, Jr. , and Doysa L. Whitaker. Emeritus: Brian I. Austin, Walter E Bantom, m, James E. Clemmons, Samuel King, James Lavender, Charles H. Pryor, Adolphus 0. Smith, Jr. , Ernest Don Solomon, Jr., Robert E. Stallworth, Thomas D. Steele, John Tilley and James A. Wells.

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Vnited Supreme Counci[ ?vtemoria[ Service

Pictorial: Memorial Service Sunday evening began with a Processional lead by SGC Solomon Wallace, 33° and his entourage which included SGC (SJ) Deary Vaughn, SGC Northern Masonic Jurisdiction (NMJ) John McNaughton, l " Lt. Cmdr. (SJ) Curti s Lancaster and MWGM (CO.) Lionell Cummings. After the processional, Il l. Lorenzo Cruger, Secretary General, H.E. read the roll call of deceased members and there were responses by Ten GJG's, 33°. There was a selection of songs by The USC Mass Choir, directed by SGJG Barrington Lessene. We had Prayer by the Grand Pryor, Ill . Rev. Otis Moss, Jr. , 33°. The Eulogy by Ill. Rev. Otis Moss, Jr. , 33°, Olivet Institutional Baptist Church, Cleveland , OH. There was a closing hymn "Abide With Me" and Recessional.

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Vnitecf Supreme Counci[ )lnnua[ Session

Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace seated , preparing to receive deputies and visiting dignitaries.

Pictured L to R: SGC (NMJ) John McNaughton , SGC Solomon Wallace , l st Lt. Cmdr. (SJ) Curtis Lancaster and SGC (SJ) Deary Vaughn

Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace received Imp Potentate Donald Parks and Officers of AEAONMS. Ill Parks was later escorted to a seat in the east.

Pictured: MWGM Wilbert M. Curtis (TX), with MWGM's from numerous jurisdiction.

Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace received and escorted SGC (SJ) Deary Vaughn to a seat in the East.

Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace received and escorted, Ill. Homer Buchannan to a seat in the East.

Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace received and escorted MWGM Lionell Cummings to a seat in the East.

Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace received the Illustrious Deputies of the Orients of the Northern Jurisdiction.

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Vnited Supreme Counci{.Jlnnua{ <Banquet

Class of 1975 SGlG Leon Shackleford

Class of 1996 GIG James B. Allen

Class of 1981 SGIG Roscoe Davies

Class of 2001 GIG Irving Oglesby - Class President

Class of 1988 SGIG John Paul Simpkins

Algie S. Oldham Class of 2011 GIG Gregory F. Goss - Class President

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(})onation to tlie <BenevoCent P ouncf ation 2010 - 2011

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF GIG HOMES R. ALLEN GIG ALVIN W. SMITH ANDY WELLS LEON J. BATTLE MOORE CARPENTER LOUIS A. EILISA, II

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF GIG QUINCY C. BARKER SGIG PHILIP D. OLIVER MY PARENTS MARSHALL E. THARPE HENRY L. OWENS GUSTAVE BARNARD

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF GIG JAMES L. GIBSON SGIG WILLIAM R. SMITH MARY H. BABLE$ JOHN L. CALDWELL CRAIG D. POWELL EDWARD E. BABLES

EUGENEL.SAUNDERS IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF GIG JEROME B. JOHNSON IN MEMORY OF MY NIECE HOPE JOHNSON JAMES W. TERRY GIG NATHAN (RED) JOHNSON WILMA J. JOHNSON

SOLOMON WALLACE IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF SGIG MADISON BOLDEN IN MEMORY OF LADY JANE D. WILLIAMS ANNIE M. BOLDEN SGIG CLARENCE WILEY, SR/SO. JURIS MARIO C. WILLIAMS MADELINE B. WELBORN DONALD W. AUSTIN

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER DAISY R. HENDRIX GIG LASELVE E. GISCOMBE, SR. GIG PERLEMA W. SEWELL ALAN F. HENDRIX CLEVELAND JOHNSON, JR. THOMAS E. KELLEY, SR.

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF MY FATHER JOHN L. HENDRIX GIG HARLAN P. GOINS, SR. SGIG WILLIAM J. RICHARDSON ALAN F. HENDRIX MARY D. GOINS SOLOMON WALLACE

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF OUR SON MALIK JAMAL SWEATT SGIG LOUIS I. AMIS GIG ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS RONNIE L. JOHNSON HENRY L. OWENS NELSON B. SIMMONS, JR.

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF MY PARENTS SGIG KENNETH E. LONG SGIG SHELLEY T. STRICKLAND JOHN AARON, JR. CHESTER C. PRYOR, II MARGARET G. STRICKLAND

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF MY WIFE HELEN H. AARON SGIG HERBERT C. NORRIS SGC SAMUEL BROGDON , JR. JOHN AARON, JR. JOSEPH B. JACKSON, JR. THOMAS E. KELLEY, SR.

IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF MY FATHER ELIJAH LUNSFORD SGIG COURTNEY P. HOUSTON, JR. SGIG JAMES B. SIMMONS, JR. DANIEL L. LUNSFORD DELAWARE COMMANDERS OF THE RITE CHESTER C PRYOR, II JOSEPH B. JACKSON, JR. IN MEMORY OF CHESTER C. PRYOR, II IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER EL THEL LEE HUDSON

S.P. ROBERTS. BANKS DONALD G. HUDSON IN MEMORY OF KEITH R. DUMAS GIG ARON MOSS, JR . IN MEMORY OF CHESTER C. PRYOR, II IN MEMORY OF MY DAUGHTER JAN

S.P. CLEVELAND H. SPEIGHT LIONELL PIERSON IN MEMORY OF LABON T. BUMPHUS GIG LEVON PEDEN IN MEMORY OF THELMA KIRKLAND IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER OLIVIA MOORE

PM HERBERT TURNER ALSTON G. MOORE IN MEMORY OF LABON T. BUMPHUS GIG CLEMUEL W. DOBBINS IN MEMORY OF JOHN L. CALDWELL IN MEMORY OF MY SON SCOTT ALAN WEBB

LEONARD W. SIMPKINS, SR. JAMES S. WEBB

LEONARD W. SIMPKINS, JR.

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(Donation to tlie <Benevofent Poundation IN MEMORY OF NEW YORK Rodney J. Montgomery MY FATHER RONALD G. SANDS OHIO Melvin F. Moragne BASIL L. SANDS PENNSYLVANIA George D. Mosee

RHODE ISLAND Curtis A. Parker IN MEMORY OF WASHINGTON Edward W. Perrine MY MOTHER NORA LEONIE SANDS Frank Potts, Jr. BASIL L. SANDS UNITED SUPREME COUNCIL'S CLASSES Otis S. Pride

IN MEMORY OF ROBERTS. TAYLOR CLASS-1975 Leonard C. Ricks, Jr. DECEASED FRATER$ OF ST. CYPRIAN #4 RUSSELLS. GIDEON CLASS-1986 Cecil H. Satterfield HORACE D. WINCHESTER, JR ROBERT W. GWALTNEY CLASS-1987 James G. Sprui ll

TAYLORNANDERBURG CLASS-1988 ." Wi lliam P. Stokes ORGANIZATION WILLIAM A. NEBLETT. JR. CLASS-1990 Don Jose Stovall SUPREME COUNCIL, 33RD AASR, NMJ, U.S.A. ALEXANDER/MORLEY CLASS-1992 Gary K. Stovall

HOMER E. GAINES CLASS-1993 Henry B. Swain BUSINESS BOOKER T. ALEXANDER CLASS-1995 David A. Thomas AFFINITY MARKETING ASSOCIATES FRANK M. SUMMERS CLASS-1996 Thomas K. Vaughan, Sr.

WILLIAMS/HINKLE CLASS-1997 Daniel R. Waddy, Jr. LOYAL LADIES JOSEPH H. FULTON CLASS-1999 Robert Williams SAUNDRA FANNING WILLIAM R. GREENWOOD CLASS-2000 Crawford L. Wi lliams CECELIA JOHNSON ALVIN H SWIGGED CLASS-2001 Donald P Wilson GERALDINE ROBINSON-ERVIN JAMES GAYLES CLASS-2002 Jerry L. Wright CHARLESENA H. SMITH DAVIS/RUSSELL CLASS-2003 CAROLYN DEES WILLIAMS RAYMOND G. LEWIS CLASS-2005 DE HUGO CONSISTORY #2

BOLDEN/FITCH CLASS-2008 Ulysses D. Baker, Jr. STATE GRAND ASSEMBLIES BRIAN L. ABRAMS, SR. CLASS-2009 Kermit E. Bruner, Jr. PENNSYLVANIA WINSTON 0. WILLIAMS CLASS-2010 Mark K. Bryant

ALGIE S. OLDHAM, JR. CLASS-2011 Ivory M. Buck, Jr. CONSISTORIES Robert L. Carston

BEAVER #74 DEMOLAY CONSISTORY #1 Frederick 0. Dobson, Sr. IONIC #70 James E. Addison Maurice E. Flood, Sr. J .C. LOGAN #114 James G. Al len, IV Lucious W. Johnson JEROME LIPSCOMB #110 Carnegie P. Askins John E. Minor JOHN J. STORY #111 Roy C. Baity Calvin Pierce, Jr. JOSEPH I. STATON #103 Robert D. Berkley Earl Randolph, Jr. KEYSTONE #85 Darius L. Berry Harvey D. Saunders MADISON-BELOIT #84 Will iam E. Blythe, Jr. George W. Sheared MIAMI #26 Donald M. Bradley, Sr. MOUNT ROYAL #97 Toby A.O. Bryant KING DAVID CONSISTORY #3 NORTHERN LIGHTS #72 Wil liam V. Burns, Jr. Everett Allen WILLIAM F. POWELL #46 Ronald J Cage James Allen

James E. Clemmons Vernon T. Ames COMMANDERS OF THE RITE Lorenzo Cruger, Sr. S. David Bailey CANADA John C. Everett John M. Barmore DELAWARE Robert M. Garriest Russel I Boston KANSAS Herbert N. Gibbons, Sr. Gerald A. Bradley OHIO James A. Gi llison Benjamin F. Bryant WISCONSIN Norman Gillyard, Jr. Jul ius L. Chambers

COUNCILS OF DELIBERATION Anton Golden, Jr. Roosevelt E. Cunningham George S. Hardy, Jr. Marcus V. Daugherty BAHAMAS Leonard A. Heard Floyd E. Davis CANADA Crummer Hickson, Jr. Kenneth Davis, Sr. CONNECTICUT Will iam H. Highsmith, Sr. Reginald R. Dean COLORADO-WYOMING-UTAH Richard L. Holloway, Sr. Paul S. Dorsey, Jr. EUROPE Nathaniel Holmes, Sr. William A. Dyson, II ILLINOIS Jacob L. Hopper, Jr. Lionel l E. Evans INDIANA Wi lliam J. Jones John F. Fields, Sr. IOWA Gerald L. Jordan, Jr. Ernest G. Fife MASSACHUSETIS Charles N. Keith Raymond N. Freeman, Jr. MICHIGAN

NEW JERSEY Roland K. Lee, Sr. Luther V. Garrison, Jr. Thomas S. Logan, Sr.

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<Donation to tfie <BenevoCent Poundation Gregory Gattereau James R. Fitzgerald, Jr. Oscar R. Burke Eugene Giscombe Joseph B. Jackson, Jr. David T. Cameron Arthur Hazel Bernard Pepukayi Richard A. Crabbe David Henryhand Carl Ray Ernest P. Davis George A. Hi ll, Sr. James A Scott James L Ellis, Sr. Samuel Hillard, Ill Linwood Fielder, Sr. Walter H. Howell WOLVERINE CONSISTORY #6 Melvin R. Hodge James E. Jiggetts, Jr. Dennis W. Archer Clyde R. Johnson Adam C. Jones Don A. Basnight Harold W. Lester Bennie Larwence Wil lie J Brooks Wi llie W. McCoy Ernie Marshall Christopher C. Brown Johnny R. Pearce Glenn A. Marshall, Sr. Fred V. Butler Nelson M. Pol ite, Sr. Freddie J Miller Ronarro L Cleveland Herman B. Thomas E. Thomas Oliver Kenneth Cockrel, Jr. Thomas M. Wiley Selvin R. Osbourne Sidney Crumley, Jr. William E. Williamson Mack C. Owens Clanton N. Dawson John J Phi llips Frank Ford, Jr. DOUGLASS CONSISTORY #10 George W. Pierce James B. Gray, Sr. James E. Harmon George Pless Nehemiah J Hamm Henry Hopkins Horace A Prince, Jr. William Higginbotham, Ill Wayne Howe Richard W. Punter Harold Hood Clarence Jenkins Isaac M. Reid Bill G. Hunter Eugene T. Johnson, Jr. Lewis E. Rice Joseph Jackson George E. Marshall Raymond Riley Sheldon B. Johnson Gary Matthews David G. Robinson Robert P Lewis Ricardo McNei l Charles F. Robinson, Jr. Michael Lewis Richard D. Scott, Jr. William F. Short Leo Manning, Sr. Ernie S. Simpson Leo Mays, Sr. MT. SINAI CONSISTORY #12

Frank E. Smith Freddy McDonald Paul M. Cardoza, Jr. Luther A. Smith Randolph McKinney, Jr. Edward C. James Adolphus 0. Smith, Jr. Munir F. Muhammad Conrad L Luster Fred Staton Jerry Neal Stanley W. Rankin Vernon Taylor Wilburn R. Phillips John H. Roll ins Irving A. Tonge William F. Pickard Raymond R. Smith Kevin P. Wardally William Robinson Herbert E. Underwood Robert Washington Carl W. Saunders William T. White, Ill Melton J. Williams Cleo Simmons Roosevelt Whitehurst Willie D. Wynn Calvin Smith Charles G. Wil liams

Marcellus Stepp NORTH STAR CONSISTORY #14 ST. CYPRIAN CONSISTORY #4 Clarence L. Stone, Sr.

Floyd W. Alexander, Sr. Cecil M. Ward Mujahid EI-Ka'Tab Abdul-Aziz Hezekiah Anthony James A. Williams John M. Chisley Albert H. Brooks Clarence Wi llis David U. Collins George M. Calloway Matthew Woodhouse Gerald Delts Jesse E. Coleman, Jr. Japhus Dent, Jr. Rudolph Culberson NEW HAVEN CONSISTORY #7 Fredrick A. Doughty David M. Daniels Harold R. Al len, Jr. Cl ifton M. Edwards Gregory Hankins L'overture Carter Wayne Glanton LeRoy E. Hatcher John K. Hair Michael E. Gonzales William I. Moten, Jr. James C. Kelly John W. Hardeman, Ill Scipio White Tracy R. Lamb Robert H. Johnson John M. Wilds Ronald L Maebry, Sr. Andre L Simmons Meredith Willis Charles M. Paris Leonard E. Sullivan

George J. Reis BEZALEEL CONSISTORY #1 5 CORINTHIAN CONSISTORY #5 George Singleton

McArthur Adams Jesse L Windsor Robert L Alexander Lawrence C. Carter Hosea Allen Dillard W. Christmas NIMROD CONSISTORY #9 !val Angel John C. Dumas Lawrence C. Bumbrey Thomas Austin

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<Donation to tlie <Benevofent Pouncfation James R. Ben nett Robert L. Laster, Sr. Rufus T. Duhart Raymond Blair Wi lliam E. Richards, Sr. James Eddins, Jr. Thomas A. Blake, Sr. Frank T. Shepherd, Jr. Ernest D. Farrier Embie R. Bostic Brady Tuft Roscoe A. Fultz Eric U. Brown, Sr. Caesar White Henry Jackson, Sr. Walter D. Champe James H. Jennings Donald Clark HOLY SEPULCHRE CONSISTORY #17 Robert L. Jones F. David Coleman Jerome K. Bowen, Sr. Eddie L. Mallory Marshall B. Coney, Jr. Edward Brooks Clamion M. Marshal l John D. Covington, Sr. Donald E. Callender Wi lliam A. McClain Garrett J. Dalton Wesley 0. Chandler Horace McCray Frederick Douglas, Jr. John A. Cole Sylvester Murray Charles W. Hales Timothy R. Downes Dale Power, Jr. Eugene Hammonds Chester R. Isles Freeman Russell Paul D. Hardin Anthony I. Jakes, Sr. Arnold W. Scott Edward D. Irvine Stanley G. Johnson Gil lie W. Scott Eugene D. Johnson Compton R.M. Jones Reginald A. Wilkinson Ennis Johnson Lesl ie A. Lewis Charles Williams, Jr. John S. Kelly Nicholas B. Locker Wilmore Larry, Jr. Joseph W. Lockhart L.D. EASTON CONSISTORY #21 David M. Lawrence Israel Lockhart Chester C. Christie Henry M. Lewis, Jr. Leo Lomba W. Dan Coleman Richard A. Maxey James Marshall Clarence W. Davis Edward W. Miles Hol lie D. Moultrie, Jr. Gary M. Hairston, Sr. Moreno G. Miller Square Patterson, Jr. Carlton A. James Dwight I. Morton Randall B. Pollard Rollin F. Kel ley, Jr. Riley B. Norton Edward Richards Frederick E. Kelley, Sr. Dari ice Ogletree Frank M. Robinson, Jr. Kenneth E. Lewis Ulysses Parker Ike L. Scott Kennedy C. McCall Eugene Pearson Vincent K. Simmons Risden Miller Tazzerall K. Pitts Joseph R. Stephens, Jr. Martin Rutledge Hal lie Porter James Veasley Wilse Simpson Allen S. Pati llo Ian G. Wilson Charles W. Priest Thomas C. Wilson, Sr. MT. CALVARY CONSISTORY #22

Wendel l A. Raimey Horace W. Works Arthur R. Ayo Aaron E. Ray John M. Bettis Charles E. Richardson WESTERN STAR CONSISTORY #18 Darrow E. Hill Woodrow Riddle, Jr. Oscar Hardison, Jr. John E. Paxton, Sr. Clarence D. Rogers, Jr. Leonard E. Holloway Donald Rease Robert L. Smith, Sr. Arthur L. D. Lane William H. Vasser, Sr.

William E. Spence, Sr. Clarence E. Scott Reginald B. Stewart Stephen H. Summerow, Jr. WILLAMETTE CONSISTORY #23

Louis Stokes Johnny Pack, IV

Vernon Sykes ORIENT CONSISTORY #19 William L. Sexton

Anthony T. Thompson Dwight L. Byers

Donald G. Tyier D.J. Gilmore, Jr. ST. MATTHEWS CONSISTORY #24

Darby G. Vaughn Ol lie F. Haggins Virgis W. Colbert

Robert Wadley Harrison H. McCallop, Sr. Gerald B. Harris, Sr.

Harvey Walker Alfred Pearson James G. Hopkins

Edward Washington, Sr. Lawrence C. Sample James Manuel

Bernard White Norman E. Smith James A. Morrison, Sr.

Carl A. Williams George W. Wright Steve Murry, Jr.

Sterling A. Will iams Cleveland Sherman

Burl W. Woodruff KING SOLOMON CONSISTORY #20 Dwayne B. Shy, Sr.

Charles H. Wright Brian S. Black Clarence L. Strong Wi lton E. Blake, I Wi lbert Thompson

KAW VALLEY CONSISTORY #16 Sidney D. Broadnax, Jr. Jack Tisdale

James 0. Barnes Caleb Brown, Jr. Wi lbert West

Wendell Cathey William H. Castleberry Michael Crossty

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(J)onation to tlie <Benevofent Poundation CONSTANTINE CONSISTORY #25 Leo Hollingsworth Ernest L. Wi lliams, Jr. Rudolph N. Cash Charles Mitchell Albert Wi lls Owen P. Cheatham John W. Reed, Sr. Joel D. Woodhouse, Sr. Dwayne Engram Doysa L. Whitaker Jeremiah A. Wright, Jr. G. Jackson Hunter Wil liam L. Wray, Sr. Edward D. Young Saul 0. James Williams G. Mays WESTERN CONSISTORY #28 BISON CONSISTORY #29

James M. Stanley Herbert C. Barker Charles H. Allen, Jr. Marshall A. Taylor Vernon L. Barnes, Sr. Floyd S. Bonds Edward L. White James E. Barsh Lawrence E. Brown

David Bonds Joe H. Burton MIAMI CONSISTORY #26 Everette A. Braden Lawrence H. Cresswell Ronald E. Al len, Sr. Cordale Brown James L. Frierson William H. Anderson Arthur Brown Albert S. Hall Van C. Barnette R.C. Brown, Jr. James E. Huff Stephen P. Blackwell, Sr. Magnus E. Burney Henderson Hutchins, Jr. Yule Bonner Charles Burns, Jr. Kevin D. Ireland Eddie Bonner Jerry Butler Eddie L. Johnson Douglas Brownlee Edward G. Christopher Edd R. Martin Reuben E. Chaney, Jr. James H. Dawkins Adel Mc Tier, Jr. Henry L. Coles, Sr. Robert H. Decuir Percy J. Mitchel l Fred Conway, Jr. William L. Delay, Sr. Jerrell G. Moss Edward A. Dixon Henry Dorsey Kinzer M. Pointer Charles W. Evans, Jr. Millard V. Driskell Robert L. Richardson Samuel C. Floyd, Sr. Will ie B. Evans, Sr. James C. Richardson Michael L. Freeman Frank E. Gill ie, Jr. Clarence l Streety, Sr. Willie J. Fulton, Jr. Wi llie P. Glover Michael Tydus Theodore W. Gates, Jr. Troy Harris Robert E. Whitfield James E. Gibson John V. Harvey James Willis Jessie 0. Gooding Clarence W. Hayes, Jr. Sam Goshay Charles H. Hunter MOUNTAIN & PLAINS CONSISTORY #33

Ernest E. Green Milton Jackson Henry N. Bowles William K. Harvey Ernest L. Johnson Wilton Brown William M. Henry Aaron C. Jones Elvin R. Caldwell, Jr. Raymond E. Howard Devin D. Jones, Sr. Walter Davis William L. Jackson Thomas E. Kato, Sr. Lavaughn Fields Raymond Jackson Wil lie Lawler, Jr. Walter Gray Jimmie E. Johnson Wil liam G. Love, Sr. Thomas L. Mickens Richard L. Jones John E. Marlow James O'Hair Jerry W. Jones, 111 George McCrowey Percy L. Ryan John W. Kendall Charles McMillan Keith L. Weston Ronald A. Ogletree James A. Mitchel l Wil liam M. Whitney Rudolph Pringle Young Pate, Jr. Roderick A. Williams Russell Reese Elijah W. Peterson, Jr. Joe L. Williams, Sr. Frank Robbins Clarence E. Pinkney Stephen W. Young Ezell U. Sampson DuWayne Portis

MAL TA CONSISTORY #34 Thomas H. Savage Jerald L. Prince Robert 0. Scott, Sr. Montie Reynolds Michael C. Cosby

Frank J. Smith Joseph J. Richardson, Sr. Jeffrey Peele

Frederick Stroud Forrest Robinson Ben C. Swanson Joseph Ryan SARDONIAS CONSISTORY #41

Arper Tentman, Jr. Roland G. Simon Alex D. Bearfield

Willie V. Thompson, Jr. Jesse J. Smith Robert L. Bolling

Joseph E. Toliver, Jr. Charles J. Stewart Lawrence S. Holder

Andrew M. Watson Charles B. Taylor Carlton J. Watts

Harry Wise, Jr. Bernard Teat George B. White

Isaac Washington Garrett L. Winn JOSHUA D. KELLEY CONSISTORY #27 Robert E. Weems, Sr. Lloyd E. Young

Lycurgus C. Curry, Jr. Alphonso Wells

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<Donation to the <BenevoCent P ouncf ation PENINSULAR CONSISTORY #44 Henry Brown Joseph L. Rheams James K. Aimery Isiah Cherry Lorenzo G. Rochester Wil liam Anglin James R. Greene Richard Slaughter Fred D. Bedford Claude Irby, Jr. Reginald D. Smith, Jr. Willie J. Campbell Mark Johnson Wi lbert A. Spencer, Sr. Nathan E. Eustace Edward L. Jones John Til ley John W. Hearns Oliver H. Jones Lawrence E. To ler Edgar L. Loring Richard E. Lyons James B. Usher Charles E. Slater Alexander Perry, Jr. Samuel Waring

r Aubrey L. Whitaker t UTICA CONSISTORY #45 HIRAM CONSISTORY #51 Isaiah O Williams

I Milton Boddie John J. Foreman Galveston Witherspoon

I Richard A. Bourne La Rue J. Love, Sr. Luther M. Wright Wilbert J. Brown Carl Riley Gary A. Wright, Sr. Jimmie Chaple Lawrence Cross ST. JOHNS CONSISTORY #54 MAGIC CITY CONSISTORY #62

John H. Davis James E. Eaves Darrel J. Anderson George E. DeWitt, Sr. J.B. Tandy George W. Clark Grady Edge

MOUNTAIN CONSISTORY #55 Mickey L. Dinkins

Ronald L. Gardner, Jr. Jerome Fellows James A. Ghent, Jr. Preston L. People Isaac Johnson Earl King Clemmon Julkes Roy A. Kyles MARION CONSISTORY #60 Joe L. Patrick Samuel D. Roberts Willie A. Cotton Walter S. Patterson Edward E. Speer LONG ISLAND CONSISTORY #61

John H. Richmond, Sr. Robert E. Stal lworth

Keith S. Anderson Joseph Rodgers, Jr.

Major Wilson, Jr. Robert E. Thomas Arthur J. Anderson, 111

WILLIAM F. POWELL CONSISTORY #46 Richard G. Austin TYREE CONSISTORY #64

Jameel A. Hameed Donald Boncoeur Forrest A. Bevineau, Sr. Lynn Lewis, Jr. Willie A. Bond Gordon D. Bush Owen T. Sloan Winston B. Conner Paul W. Harris, II H. Robert Wilson William T. Davis J.R. James, Jr.

Joseph E. Devonish Clarence H. Johnson OPHIR CONSISTORY #48 Cyri l M. Dore Elmer D. Jones James G. Al len Jeffrey H. Fu I lard Willie Kimbrow Edward Blackwell, Jr. Edward E. Fu lmore Delbert B. Marion Eddie Campbel l, Jr. Rex Howard Garrett Earl D. Scott Russell W. Clayton, Jr. Ti llman Goodwin Walter E. Smith Arthur R. Crawford Ludwick S. Hall Robert G. Smith Larry R. Gunnell, Sr. Clyde N. Harvey, Jr.

Saxon Hobson Joe L. Hibbler CHARLES E. GORDON CO NSISTORY #65

Homer 0. Justice Ira S. Holder, Jr. Sylvester E. Alexander Vander H. McFarland, Sr. Alonzo Ivery, Jr. Edward M. Brooks Lester G. Morand George R. Jackson Robert L. Crawford, Sr. Walter A. Smith William M. James George A. Harrod Mervin A. Strachn Percel Jones Paul L. Johnson Timothy Thomas Ivan W. Kelly Larry E. Lawrence

James C. Kelly, Sr. Matthew G. Powell MENELIK CONSISTORY #49 Joseph N. Lewis Roosevelt Rivers Charles H. Cook Richard Liggon Threston C. Roots Theodore F. Curtis Bobby G. LittleJohn Clarence T. Stinson Halbert Harris Milton Marshall Lamont Waller David Johnson Franklin Marshall R.B. Jones James L. McNeil PRINCE HALL CONSISTORY #67 Esaw Peterson Linden L. Mitchell Norward J. Brooks

Percy J. Perdue Kenneth Corsey SAMUEL W. GORDON CONSISTORY #50 George J. Powell Wil lie D. Denton, Sr. Samuel L. Bal linger James E. Puryear

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<Donation to tlie <Benevofent Pouncfation George A. Hobson Clarence Larry

A. G. CLARK CONSISTORY #68 Brasley L. Bul lock Sammie Day, Jr. Willie C. Dixon Richard L. Payne, Sr. Lee Russell Sisk. Jr. Roosevelt Taylor

SE-KAN CONSISTORY #69 Curtis Austin, Jr. Carl K. Grigsby

IONIC CONSISTORY #70 lodeious Barker George Cager Andrew L. Chesser Louis C. Colbert Jimmy Finch, Sr. Sidney 0. Fumbanks Wi lliam I. Gore Lester M. Grace Kenneth E. Harris, Jr. Jerome Ona Lee Sneed King Joseph Light Dwight Manuel James E. Martin Marvi le L. Martin Dumah Saleem Saafir William R. Stark Earl M. Thomas. Ill McArthur Weddle

SAGINAW VALLEY CONSISTORY #71 John Frederick Thomas R. Gillespie Michael H. Jordan George Logan, Jr. Bruce L. McKinney Lawrence E. Moon Fredrick J. Raspberry Woodrow Stanley Earl W. Stephens Lawrence V. Wel ls

NORTHERN LIGHTS CONSISTORY #72 William L. Alexander Anthony April Raymond W. Coleman Robert E. Davis Mayfield Evans James B. Fisher, Jr. Clarence L. Garrett El lis Graham Anthony Horton Ruben L. Jackson, Jr. George W. Joshua, Jr.

Edward J. Mason Jose M. Nieves Fred E. Simmons Herbert J. Turner Richard D. Walker., Jr. Emery L. White Joshua J. Wright

JAMES E. MORLEY CONSISTORY #73 Eddison W. Brice Roscow A. L. Davies Everette Z. Mackey

BEAVER CONSISTORY #74 Reginald R. Brothers Jeffrey Foster John J. M. Huggins Charles B. Philis Philip A. Semple

CASCADIAN CONSISTORY #75 David Archibald GaryW. Bel l Marvin Blythers Edward L. Brydie Roosevelt D. Butler Alonzo D. Foote, Sr Joseph E. Green, Jr. Elmer Johnson Vol lie J. Johnson Milton F. Jones Harden M. Keys, Jr. Clarence E. Matthews Eugene S. Morris Jesse T. Ogburn Charles E. Parker Henry Roney Donald E. Scott Frank L. Simpson James 0. Smith Bryan 0. Ware Jasper R. Warren Dave Wilson Gentry F. Worth

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE CONSISTORY #76 Draymond Crawford Ernest Howard 0 Karl Tooley, Jr.

INLAND CONSISTORY #78 Ronald B. Carpenter Billy V. Morris

HARTFORD CONSISTORY #80 Kenneth P. Bennett James Butler, Sr. Roland Cockfield Alfred Collins, Sr.

Milton L. Cox Emanuel Defoe James J. Glaspie Alfred B. Grady, Jr. Roosevelt Henry Charles H. Hills, Sr. Eddie F. Langley Wayne F. Lee Thomas L. Morgan Lewis A. Rawles Franklin P. Richardson Levi E. Roper Wi lliam R. Smith

PIKES PEAK CONSISTORY #81 Carl Byps Evelia Luis Caso Russel I E. Creighton Arturo V. De Los Reyes Jesse Disnute, Jr. Van L. Harvey Joe L. Herring Samuel C. Hunter, Jr. Walter H. Johnson Torrence L. Neal, Sr. James H. Sauls Loran Smith Edward D. Spel ler Joe W. Straws Charles Tate Shadrach Thomas

TRI-CITIES CONSISTORY #82 Walter Dixon Nathan James

MADISON-BELOIT CONSISTORY #84 Ovet L. Hughes Frank A. Humphrey Oscar D. Shade Henry G. Tucker Demetrius L. Will iams

KEYSTONE CONSISTORY #85 Douglas J. Baker Victor S. Baxter, Sr. Vernon L. Carrington Robert L. Deloney Tommy L. Denton, Jr. Darryl W. Dyson, Sr. Willie V. Floyd Joseph L. Hardy Dwight R. Johnson Theodore Knight Bi ll Lowery Earl M. May Calvin L. Nixon, Sr. George L. Steward Ervin M.C. White

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(J)onation to tfie <Benevofent P oundation MARTIN L. KING JR. CONSISTORY #86 Robert E. Cody George H. Dixon, Jr. Aaron A. Ervin, Sr. Elmer M. Evans Robert B. Grace Raynard W. Hughes Thomas A. Jackmon, Sr. Andrew E. Morris Lawrence L. Valentine Oscar P. Vance, Jr. Steven 0. Wells

WHITNEY M. YOUNG JR . CONSISTORY #88 Vernon D. Dobbs

SPRINGFIELD CONSISTORY #89 Robert C. Jackson Benjamin Swan

ALBANY CONSISTORY #90 James M. Clark Richard G. McNeal Ruben Pugh Leon Shackelford

NORTH SHORE CONSISTORY #91 Ernest Clay Otis W. Cromartie, Sr. Charles R. Dorsey Walter G. Edwards Harold Fisher, Sr. Timothy D. Gause Michael C. Maura

BALTHASAR CONSISTORY #92 William H. Bemel Sterling E. Blackmon Fred D. Money

G. OSCAR CARRINGTON CONSISTORY #93 Solomon L. Henry Nathaniel E. Williams

BEN LOMOND CONSISTORY #94 Donald R. Carpenter Robert G. Moore, Jr. Robert Wright

MOUNT ROYAL CONSISTORY #97 Carlisle N. Blackett Rudolph C. Gordon Eric Hall Egbert H. Mair

PENTECOST CONSISTORY #98 Earlie Albright William Austin, Sr. Andre F. Baker

William C. Beid leman General Cherry Clarence E. Ford James N. Fuller Clarence W. High, Ill James A. Jackson Leonard W. La Rue Thomas C Mi les Johnnie L. Sanders Ronald L. Smalls Howard Townes, Jr. Fabian F. Yearwood

SPAIN MILITARY CONSISTORY #99 Robert Barnes, Ill Jimmie T. Brown Levert Lane

GUSTAVE M. SOLOMONS CONSISTORY #101 Wilbert L. Clyburn Michael D. Ford Clarence Jeffries Jonathan L. Patterson, Sr. Irvin Sipl in Theodore T. Tatum

TOP OF THE WORLD CONSISTORY #102 Ernest L. King, Sr. Edward A. Miller, Sr. James H. Watson Sanders J. Young

JOSEPH I. STATON CONSISTORY #103 Larry Brown lee Ronald U. Muse Wayman C. Williams

MARQUETTE-JOLIET CONSISTORY #104 Ralph Bias Donald Cook Sherwood Edwards Andrew M. Griffin, Ill Anth ony Grifiin, Sr. Walter S. House William J. Robinson

CAPITAL CITY CONSISTORY #106 Albert B. Carter Andrew A. Harris Julian L. Harris Frankl in L. Jackson, Sr. Percy Moody Ralph Reid Henry C. Sheegog Tommy L. Terry

NATHAN W. THATCHER CONSISTORY #107 James A. Butler Napoleon Wormly, Jr.

ERROL WAL TON BARROW CONSISTORY #109 Barry Bernard Leo Broome

JEROME LIPSCOMB CONSISTORY #110 Abraham Amison, Jr. Wi llie L.L. Coffield Norman Macon

JOHN J. STORY CONSISTORY #111 Henry D. Atkinson Michael M. Cotton Steven M. Harding Ernest Richardson Wi llie C. Robinson

HOMERE. GAINES CONSISTORY #112 Darryl J. Green Henry Johnson, Jr. James E. Peterson Morris C. Shanks

EUREKA CONSISTORY #113 William H. Bel l, Jr. Carlton K. Crider Bryan E. Crochran Damien E. Hal l Lawrence W. Huston, Jr. Dennis R. Randall Alberto R. Sanabria Al len R. Stokes Richard Vega

ARARAT CONSISTORY #115 James B. Ellis Eric G. Franks

W.E.B. DUBOIS CONSISTORY #116 Gustav Barnard Malik J. Sabree Jesse L. Turn er, Jr.

BOOKER T. ALEXANDER CONSISTORY #117 Rahman A. Cosby Kevin T. Daniels, Sr. James Lavender Edwidge Patterson

EVERETT CONSISTORY #118 Thomas V. Bowers

COURTNEY P. HOUSTON, JR. CONSISTORY #119 Arthur Ashe C. B. Cloud Charles H. Griffin Milton Spencer John A. Stotts, Sr. Lewis F. Williams Wi lliam Wi lson Timothy Winters

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Member's Name Name of Consistor_y Date Created Date of Death Ill. Joseph N. Allsop New Haven No. 7 May 9, 1960 February 27, 2009 Ill. Elbert J. Flippen DeHugo No. 2 May 29, 1989 June 2, 2009 Ill. John A. Edwards Western No. 28 May 29, 1989 October 7, 2009 Ill . Theodore Cook Jr. Western No. 28 May 29, 2000 November 5, 2009 Ill. William Richardson North Star No. l4 May 29, 1989 March 18, 2010 Ill . Jefferson Sanders Constantine No. 25 June 2, 1997 Apri l 2, 2010 Ill. Owen D. McFall, Jr. Bezaleel No. 15 June 2, 1997 April 4, 2010 Ill. Randy G. Jones Karamursel No. 96 June 2, 1997 Ap1i l 6, 2010 Ill. Luther R. Ptimm Balthasar No. 92 Ma."y 11, 1981 April 8, 2010 111. William L. Hunter Mountain & Plains No. 33 May 15, 1972 Ap1il 19, 2010 Tll. Willie B. McLendon Hartford No. 80 May 9, 1983 April 26, 2010 Ill. Michael A. Weaver, Sr. John J. Story No. 111 May 26, 2008 May 11 , 2010 Ill. Craig Kendall, Sr. Marquette-Joliet No. 104 May 26, 2001 May 12, 20 10 Ill. Jack 0. Evans St. Cyprian No. 4 May 29, 2000 May 21, 2010 Ill. A. D. Fuller Tyree No. 64 May 20, 1991 May 22, 2010 S.G.I.G. Johnny Allen Prince Hall No. 67 May 11, 1959 May 28, 2010 111. Thomas W. Hanison, Sr. Charles E. Gordon No. 65 May 29, 1989 May 30, 2010 Ill. Garland N. Creighton, Sr. New Haven No. 7 May 20, 1991 June 1, 2010 Ill. George M. Fitch New Haven No. 7 May 29, 2000 June 6, 2010 Ill. Eddie J. Ancrum ew Haven No. 7 May 2 1, 1990 June 12, 2010 Ill. Paul Lampkin Tri-Cities No. 82 May 28, 2007 June 13, 2010 lll. Robert R. Mannings. DeMolay No. l May 20, 1991 June 19, 2010 Ill. Emery M. Jordan Jerome Lipscomb No. 110 June 02, 1997 June 21, 2010 Ill. Ronald B. Merriweather DeMolay No. 1 May 31, 2004 June 24, 2010 lll. Rufus L. Ikner Mountain & Plains No. 33 May 8, 1967 June 6, 2010 S.G.I.G. Ernest Terry Bezaleel No. 5 May 7, 1973 July 8, 2010 lll . Robert E. Adams New Haven No. 7 May 25, 1998 June 12, 2010 Jll. Joe L. Brown King David No. 3 May 21, 1990 July 19, 2010 Ill. Cephas C. Rolle George Town No. 87 May 12, 1980 July 2 1, 2010 Ill. Arthur B. lli JI King David No. 3 May 28, 2001 June 22, 2010 Ill. Jerome B. Johnson Constantine No. 25 May 28, 2001 July 24, 2010 S.G.I.G. Frank B. Hayes Kaw Valley No. 16 May 7, 1973 July 27, 2010 Ill. Marvin s. Jacobs Holy Sepulchre No. 17 May 31, 1993 August 14, 2010 Ill. Steadman L. Grant Holy Sepulchre No. 17 May 16, 1988 September 3, 2010 Ill. Nathan Lewis DeMolay No. 1 May 16, 1988 September 8, 2010 Ill. Joseph C. Risby Western No. 28 May 26, 2003 September 12, 2010 Ill. John W. Robinson Beaver No. 74 May 9, 1977 September 18, 2010 Ill. William T. Gaskins, Sr. Inland No. 78 May 7, 1984 September 19, 2010 Ill. Joseph H. Henderson Willamette No. 23 May 14, 1979 September 24, 2010 Ill . Frederick C. Williamson, Sr. Mount Sinai No. 12 May 13, 1963 September 26, 2010 Ill. Cleveland A. Allen Beaver No. 74 May 21, 1990 September 28, 2010 Ill. Raymond T. Tucker No1t h Shore No. 91 May 7, 1984 September 30, 2010 Ill. Reginald L. W aITen Douglass No. 10 May 25, 1987 October 7, 2010 Ill. Oscar A. Wells Holy Sepulchre No. 17 May 25, 1987 October 22, 2010 S.G.I.G. Albert R. Robbins Martin L. King, Jr. No. 86 May 16, 1988 October 28, 2010 Ill. Holmes R. Allen G. Oscar Carrington No. 93 May 9, 1977 November 7, 2010 Ill. Virgil E. Brown Beza.lee! No. 15 May 7, 1984 November 13, 2010 Ill. Ramon L. Price Nimrod No. 9 May 30, 1994 November 13, 2010 Ill. Leo S. Rhodes Miami No. 26 May 29, 1989 November 18, 2010 Ill. David L. Morehead Inland No. 78 May 29, 1989 November 2 1, 2010 S.G.I.G. Eugene Hales St. Cyprian No. 4 May 29, 1985 November 23, 2010 Ill. Eugene Hughley King Solomon No. 20 May 28, 2001 November 23, 2010 Ill. Andrew L. Ford Holy Sepulchre No. 17 May 7, 1984 November 28, 2010 Ill. Clyde H. Srni.th, Jr. Magic City No. 62 June 2, 1997 December 1, 2010

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III . James S. Massie , Jr. Ill. Anthony E. Cumberbatch Il l. Oscar C . Smith lll. Harold A. Willingham Il l. Earl Estes Ill. John R. Scott 111. James E. Taylor Ill. Hal Scott Ill. Nelson B. Simmons, Jr. S.G.I.G. Algie S. Oldham, Jr. Ill. Pau l A. Christian Ill. Ralph E. Williams Ill. David R. Duerson Ill Lorenzo E. Nix Ill. Clarence L. Bordon Ill. James C . Charvis Ill. Louis B. Springer Ill. Robert C. Whitehead, Jr. Ill. Lee R. Hayes S.G.I.G. Rufus Starks Ill . Willie Johnson lll. John H . Rouse Ill. Eugene D. Johnson S.G.I.G. Nathan E. Eustace Ill. Pearlie N. Ringgold

ALASKA Adisa J . Aiyetoro Top of the World No. 102

BAHAMAS Allison R . Campbell Leo Calvin Newton No. 83 Cyril S.S. Fountain James E. Morley No . 73 Everette Z. Mackey James E. Morley No. 73

CO-UT-WY Billy J . Ganaway Pikes Peak No . 81

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Suspensions DELAWARE

John R. Burton G . Oscar Carrington No. 46

EUROPE Ronald L. Coleman, Jr. Karamursel No. 96 Ricky Jacobs Gustave M. Solomons No. 49 Ulysses B. Sherman Spain Military No. 28

KANSAS Joseph A. White, Jr. Orient No. 19 Orlando C. Williams Nathan W. Thatcher No. 107

MICHIGAN James W. Butler, III Peninsular No. 44 Ralph H. Richardson Wolverine No. 6 Fred D . White, III Wolverine No. 6 Donald Williams, Sr. Homer E. Gaines No. 112

MINNESOTA Willie James Roller, Jr. North Star No. 14

NEW YORK P ickens Rowe King David No. 3

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OHIO Wimberly L. Cook, Sr. L.D . Easton No. 2 1 Donald E. Elder, Sr. L.D. Easton No. 21 John M . Ford St. Matthews No.24 DeRoy Gorham Bezaleel No. 15

PENNSYLVANIA Horace A. Davenport Martin L. Ki ng No. 86 Allen L. King, Sr.

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Charles E. Gordon. No. 65 TRINIDAD-TOBAGO

Courtney W.T. Browne Trinidad Tobago No. 109

Pictured above: Ill. Edward B. Dmnell , m Grady Edge and Ill. William G. Hunter, who were recipients of the gold medal of achievement award. Also receiving this award were SGIGs Robert P. Lewis, Hermon J. Simpson, Wilton Wallace, Homer L. Buchanan, Winford J. Lucas, Billy Hunter and Samuel Hunter

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Pictured: SGC Solomon Wallace and Ill. Frederick 0. Dobson, Sr. prepare to present Benevolent Foundation Donations to worthy organizations.

Pictured: Ill. Frederick 0. Dobson , Sr. presented Benevolent Foundation Donation to the National Freedom Day Association, accepting is Lorenzo Cruger, President of NFDA.

Pictured: Ill. Frederick 0. Dobson, Sr. presented Benevolent Foundation Donation to Wilburforce University , Ill. Sidney Broadnax accepting for Wilbu1force.

Pictured: Ill. Frederick 0. Dobson, Sr. presented Benevolent Foundation Donation to NAACP, Rev . G Daniel Jones accepting for the NAACP.