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Rosemead Lodge #457 F&AM Postage 8637 Valley Blvd P.O. Box 6891 Rosemead, CA 91770-6891
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Office: (626) 285-6090 Lobby: (626) 285-2507 FAX: (626) 285-9660 E-mail: [email protected]
February 2020
ELECTED and APPOINTED OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 2019
MASTER Marvin D. Eucariza (626) 236-6988 [email protected]
SENIOR WARDEN Tito P. Tuazon ((626) 674-9145
[email protected] JUNIOR
WARDEN Manuel Chan-Lee (626) 307-0735 [email protected]
TREASURER Danilo B. Reyes (323) 258-4862 [email protected]
SECRETARY Melito J. Camonayan - PM (323) 481-1199 [email protected]
CHAPLAIN Angel Navarro (310) 634-5980 [email protected]
ASSISTANT SECRETARY Jolly Bakunawa (323)404-0469
[email protected] SENIOR
DEACON Joseph Jovellanos (626) 623-9474 [email protected]
JUNIOR DEACON Manuel S. Liquigan (818) 314-5544
MARSHAL Ronald Garcia (909) 539-8483 [email protected]
SENIOR STEWARD Ervin Gueta (213) 505-0987
[email protected] JUNIOR
STEWARD Julieto Tarculas (951) 640-7979 [email protected]
TILER Jimmy Manipis (626) 274-3395 [email protected]
ORGANIST Romualdo R. Paredes (626) 823-8992 [email protected]
OFFICER’S COACH Christian C. Lanot - PM (909) 606-9280
[email protected] DISTRICT
INSPECTOR Richard Watson - PM (818) 317-0880 [email protected]
Message from the East
Message from the East Greetings Brethren;
First and foremost, I would like to congratulate to all newly elected and appointed officers of Rosemead Lodge # 457. I would like to thank and congratulate our Junior Past Master, WB Apolinar R. Quinto for having a successful Masonic Year 2019. May your leadership serve as a guide for me on how to manage our lodge?
I have great belief that this coming year, our lodge will have a successful and fun year. Let us show them how united we are towards a common goal of building a positive effect in our community. With all your help as well as with all our Brethren, we can have a fruitful year ahead. I would like to extend my gratitude to all those who came and supported us in our 105th Installation of officers last January 10, 2020. This event wouldn’t be a success without all your help and presence, especially to all the sisters who help us prepare for the installation. May you continue to support our lodge and upcoming events I also would like to thank to our installation team, Worshipful Bro. Ben Roderacio, Worshipful Bro. Alfredo Yson III, and Worshipful Bro. Christian Lanot. Congratulations to our newly obligated Bro. Jayvin Bakunawa, ours 1st candidate for this year. As well to our past master WB Clifford Wong for stepping up to joins the ritual. Wishing, we could use all the help from the Brethren. Congratulation also to our officer coach Worshipful Bro Christian Lanot and all the brothers who step up on our OSI, even it’s not our turn to perform, job well done. Lastly, thank you for trusting my ability to lead this lodge. I assure you in return that I will do my utmost ability to promote the interest of our craft and work for its enhancement. With all your help, I look forward to a productive 2020.
Sincerely and Fraternally,
Marvin Eucariza Worshipful Master
Message from the West
Greetings from the West December 2019 was a really busy month for us, added to this a very memorable month of January 2020, New Officers installed.
Congratulation Brothers! Wishing you all the best year ahead. Let us work hand in hand to support and fulfil the work of our Worshipful Master for our upcoming events/activities. Lastly, I am asking all Brethren to come, support and participate in all lodges activities/events for the betterment of our lodge. Thank you all for the love and support. See you all on our next February Stated Meet Happy Birthday to all February Celebrants.
Fraternally,
Tito P. Tuazon Senior Warden
Message from the South
Greeting from the South,
Hello Brethren;
We have made it through the first month of this new exciting year 2020. A number of new events have occurred during this month stating with our new Worshipful Master Marvin Eucariza which I am very proud and happy to have him at opportune time, and along with this new change we also have new officers that have advance to their new position and responsibilities which I congratulate each and every one on their new promotion. In addition, we had initiated a new obligated brother David Bakunawa as an Entered Apprentice Degree and Steven Rangel First Degree Proficiency, and just recently we had our first OSI of the year at Lexington lodge which some of our brothers performed a ritual welcoming our Inspector Worshipful Richard Watson, and of course the birthday commemoration of all who were born on the month of January. I feel good things are going to happen on this year and I encourage you to always be proactive of good things for the lodge as well as outside. "A journey of thousand miles begins with a single step" Cheers brothers! And may the force be with you. Fraternally, Manny Chan-Lee Junior Warden
Calendar of Events
February 2020 Schedule
Feb 4 Stated Meeting *Dinner 6:30PM 11 Sweetheart’s Night 6:30PM 18 Degree Practice/Conferral 6:30PM
24 O S I – Metropolitan Host –Ritual Rosemead Lodge 6:30PM 25 Degree Practice/Conferral 6:30PM 29 Lehman’s Night 4:00PM
March 2020 Preview
Mar 3 Stated Meeting *Dinner 6:30PM 10 Degree Practice/Conferral 6:30PM 17 Degree Practice/Conferral 6:30PM
24 O S I – Rosemead Host –Ritual Metropolitan Lodge 6:30PM 31 Degree Practice/Conferral 6:30PM
*Approximate Time
Birthdays and Conferral Anniversaries
Conferral Anniversaries
Date Raised Member Years Feb 27, 2001 Bezner, Daniel M 19 Feb 17, 2015 De La Cruz, Melvin J 5 Feb 18, 2003 Garcia, Ronald 17 Feb 28, 1989 Gebhardt, Henry 31 Feb 26, 1980 Hein, Ralph E. PM 40 Feb 18, 2003 Manalo, Celso L . 17 Feb 22, 1962 Mattson, William A 58 Feb 15, 2011 Pua, Marc Steven T. 9 Feb 19, 2008 Reyes, Buenaventura F. 21 Feb 11, 1975 Rodoracio, Ben P. PM 45 Feb 17, 1956 Rosich, George P. PM 65 Feb 15, 1972 Scruggs, Ted M. 48 Feb 13, 1961 Smith, David T. 59 Feb 26, 2013 Templo, Wesley L 7
Birthdays Llacona, David Feb 01 Hazzard, Gerald Feb 02 Paredes, Romualdo Feb 07 Luna, Marco A. Jr Feb 08 Sandel, Benedict I. Feb 10 Abendano, Homer B Feb 18 Fox, David R. Feb 22 Esguerra, Rizalito R Feb 23 Reyes, Danilo B. Feb 27
Message From the Past Master February 1, 2020 For the benefit of our candidates and part of Masonic education for all members, I would like to discuss and cover part of our CMC otherwise known as California Masonic Code. 804.620 - Advancement. A Lodge may advance an Entered Apprentice or Fellow Craft to a higher degree only if:
A. He has given satisfactory evidence by examination in a tiled Lodge that he is proficient and well qualified in the degrees in which he has already taken. To demonstrate such proficiency, an Entered Apprentice or Fellow Craft shall only be required to recite from memory the obligation of each degree , together with the signs and modes of recognition for each degree. Any number of applicants may be examined at the meeting, but not more than five between the altar shall be examined at any one time with the questions being asked in rotation. Such examination shall be held in front of the East between the altar and the Master’s station.
B. He has completed the Basic Masonic Education Course in the degrees which he has already taken. He
shall demonstrate such completion by answering in writing and in open book fashion the questions appertaining to each of the pamphlets of the Basic Masonic Course, as such questions and pamphlets may be promulgated from time to time by the Grand Master for this purpose. The candidate’s written answers shall be approved by a committee of three elective officers of the lodge or three Past Masters of the lodge or a combination thereof and shall be retained as part of the lodge records for a period of not less than one year.
Interpretation of Section 804.620 of the California Masonic Code.
Optional Long Form Proficiencies
( 1998 Grand Master’s Decision No. 2 )
Each candidate in this jurisdiction may decide on his own whether or not he prove his proficiency by learning the traditional “ long form “ of proficiency, or by learning the Obligation, and the signs, words, and modes of recognition only. In each case, the demonstration of the proficiency of the candidate shall be in a tiled Lodge in the ,manner approved by the Grand Lecturer. Sincerely and Fraternally, Apolinar R. Quinto, PM