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2012 Excelsior Officers
Master- Jeff Peck
Senior Warden- Phillip Brown, PM
Junior Warden- John Michael Gregory
Secretary- Randy Nealey
Treasurer- David Carriker, PM, CL
Senior Deacon- Kirk Wessner
Junior Deacon- Frank Riley
Senior Steward- Jim Ringley
Junior Steward- Jay Frechette
Chaplain- Charles Blake
Tyler- Bill Sewing
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Two Excelsior Brothers Attain 32nd Degree
October 28-29, 2011: Brothers Randy Nealey and
Steven Neal, both of Excelsior Lodge 261, went through the degrees
and rituals of the Scottish Rites and are now 32nd degree Masons.
Known as "The University of Freemasonry" the degrees are only performed two times per year at the Scottish
Rites Temple on Randolph Road and they are very rewarding to experience.
Congratulations are in order to Brothers Neal and Nealey! Click on the image
above to view a pictures gallery from the event.
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Excelsior Lodge Lapel Pins
Excelsior Lodge lapel pins are available for $5 each, and all money collected
returns to Lodge funds for the purposes of repairs and beautification. Get yours
today by sending cash or check made out to "Excelsior Lodge #261" in an envelope,
along with a note listing quantity desired and return address, to:
John Michael Gregory
1619 Thornhill Drive
Monroe, NC 28110
-or-
Excelsior Lodge #261 Lapel Pins
3900 Litchfield Road
Charlotte, NC 28211
Please note that sending your order directly to the Lodge will delay your lapel
pins as mail is not checked daily; however, Brother Gregory will kindly send your
order out no later than the next business day upon receiving it if sent to his
personal address. No shipping and handling fees are needed. Lapel pins are sent
USPS in a padded envelope, and will usually arrive within 4-7 days depending on
location.
Show your support and love for your Lodge by purchasing one of our lapel pins!
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From the Trestleboard - Scott Wilson, Editor
Do you know which pages the Bible is turned to for each degree
ceremony?
1st Degree - Psalm 133
2nd Degree - Amos 7:7-8
3rd Degree - Ecclesiastes 12:1-7
These passages occupy places of unusual prominence in the degrees, an indication
that they are intended to be of great importance. The recitation of each passage
has a major impact on the tone of each of the degrees. These words of each
scripture are spoken only once in our ritual, unlike so many others, and are not
mentioned in any subsequent explanation.
--The Short Talk Bulletin, November 2007
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We're on MySpace.com
It is a great repository of videos and
content culled from the web.
Visit the Resources / Links page for the address.
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