November 2025
- nickdrichard
- Oct 31
- 17 min read
Updated: Nov 3
Meetings
1st Thursday (Stated)
3rd Thursday (Called)
***Dinner at 6:30 pm***
***Meeting starts at 7:30 pm***
Jacket and Tie (summer dressing ended)
4093 NW 4th Ave.
Boca Raton, FL 33431
(561) 501-0545
Mailing Address
Boca Delray Lodge 171
PO BOX 811113
Boca Raton FL 33481-1113
PLEASE INFORM THE SECRETARY OF ANY
EMAIL, PHONE OR ADDRESS CHANGES.
Lodge Secretary
R∴W∴ Michael P. Sinatra - (561) 613-8094
bdl171.secretary@gmail.com (NEW EMAIL)
Index:
Historian's Corner
Lodge Officers
Worshipful Master: | Nick Richard | (561) 699-5583 | |
Senior Warden: | Eric Figueroa | (917) 544-8879 | |
Junior Warden: | Derik Brasher | (832) 835-4900 | |
Secretary: | R∴W∴ Michael P. Sinatra | (561) 613-8094 | |
Treasurer: | W∴ Anthony Denton | (561) 322-8492 | |
Chaplain: | W∴ Howard Zimmerman | (561) 512-5143 | |
Marshal: | Paul Goldstein | (561) 271-6138 | |
Senior Deacon: | Jesse Mercado | (954) 422-3999 | |
Junior Deacon: | Giuseppe Garufi | (954) 682-2584 | |
Senior Steward: | Garfield Heron | (954) 871-6341 | |
Junior Steward: | |||
Tyler: | W∴ Mark Angstrom | (561) 822-7498 | |
Historian: | R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari | (954) 934-7996 | |
Most Worshipful Grand Master
M∴W∴G∴M∴ Taleb T. Atala
District Deputy Grand Master
R∴W∴ Demetrios C. Kirkiles - 954-275-0000
District Instructor
R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari - 954-934-7996
Lodge Secretary
R∴W∴ Michael P. Sinatra - (561) 613-8094
bdl171.secretary@gmail.com (NEW EMAIL)
Lodge Committees
Finance: Chairman: S.W. Eric Figueroa
Members: R∴W∴ Rex Bradford, W∴ Anthony Denton, Brother Shelly Pittleman
Property / Rental: Chairman: S.W. Eric Figueroa
Members: R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari, W∴ Anthony Denton
Public Relations / Social Media Communications: Chairman: R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari
Members: W∴ Rafael Nioac de Salles, Brother Hugo Mendez, W∴ Howard Zimmerman
Board of Relief: Chairman: W∴M∴ Nick Richard
Members: W∴ Anthony Denton, S.W. Eric Figueroa, R∴W∴ Mike Sinatra
Charity: Chairman: S.W. Eric Figureroa
Members: J.D. Giuseppe Garufi, J.W. Derik Brasher,
Visitor Examination: Chairman: S.D. Jesse Mercado
Members: Chaplain W∴ Howard Zimmerman, J.D. Giuseppe Garufi
Vigilance: Chairman: S.W. Eric Figueroa
Members: R∴W∴ Rex Bradford, R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari
Petitions / Investigations: Chairman: W∴ Mark Angstrom
Members: S.D. Jesse Mercado
Degree Ritual and Education: Chairman: Brother Benjamin Cohen
Members: S.W. Eric Figueroa, Mentor: W∴ Mark Angstrom
Funeral Committee: Chairman: R∴W∴ Rex Bradford
Members: S.W. Eric Figueroa, W∴ Mark Angstrom, W∴ Rafael Nioac de Salles
Parking/Portico/Library: Chairman: W∴Nick Richard
Members: W∴ Anthony Denton, R∴W∴ Mike Sinatra
Endowment Fund: Appointed Members
1 Year (2025): W∴Mark Angstrom, W∴ Anthony Denton (chairman)
2 Years (2025 - 2026): R∴ W∴ Rex Bradford, R∴H∴ Salvatore Musumeci
3 Years (2025 - 2028): R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari, J.D. Giuseppe Garufi
Outreach Committee: Chairman: W∴ Howard Zimmerman
Members: Hugo Mendez, Sam Goldstein, Paul Goldstein, and Marcos Liberato
From the East
Brethren,
As we enter the month of November, we find ourselves in a season of reflection and gratitude. This year has been full of labor, fellowship, and progress — and for that, I am deeply thankful. The work we do together inside the Lodge and out in our community strengthens the bonds of brotherhood that distinguish our Craft.
November often reminds us of the importance of remembering those who have come before us. Let us take time to honor the legacy of our Past Masters, mentors, and brethren who laid the foundation upon which we continue to build. Their dedication and love for the Craft inspire our journey still.
This month, our focus in Lodge will be on furthering Masonic education and ensuring our new Brothers feel supported as they advance in their degrees. I encourage everyone to attend and share in the light of discussion, mentorship, and study. We are at our best when we grow together.
As Thanksgiving approaches, may we carry the spirit of charity and compassion into every interaction — inside the Lodge and in our daily lives. Let us remember that the most meaningful gifts we give are not material, but rooted in kindness, understanding, and service.
We will be dark for the second meeting in December(12/18/2025). Please make note on your calendars
We will be having our Installation on the 27th of December, 2025. More details to follow
Thank you for your continued commitment, your time, and the brotherhood you bring to our Lodge. May peace and harmony prevail in all your endeavors this month.
🗓 Upcoming Meetings at Boca Delray Lodge
🔹 1st Thursday, – Stated Communication Our regular monthly business meeting. Minutes and Petitions to be read, Glad tidings and sickness and distress to be heard, all of the usual. All Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend.
🔹 3rd Thursday, – Called Communication: We will be having a delicious dinner and a FC Degree. All Master Masons in good standing are welcome to attend.
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Upcoming Events
11/09/25 Quaterly street clean up. We are meeting. at the lodge at 8am for coffee and doughnuts or at Sugar Sand Park at 8:30am
11/29/25 District Installation Practice - Harmonia Lodge at 10am. The practice is being held by R.W. George Winterling and W. Ray Rios
12/03/25 Boca Raton Holiday Street Parade WE NEED YOUR HELP AND PARTICIPATION We will meet at Big Kahuna Tattoo (73 S Federal Hwy Boca Raton, Fl 33432) at 5pm
12/11/25 End-of-Year Dinner at Maggiano’s Little Italy!!! Price: $60.00 per person. 21090 St. Andrews Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33433. 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Fraternally,
Nick Richard
Worshipful Master
Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171, F. & A.M.
From the West
Brethren,
We have a few meeting left this year, and I would like to request every brother to
bring nonperishable foods every meeting to be donate to Boca Helping Hands.
Cereal and Cereal Bars, Juice (powder drinks), tomato sauces, canned fruits &
Vegetables, canned meat, pasta, beans, rice soup, milk, crackers e cookies to
name a few items.
Boca Delray Lodge is using various payment apps to receive payments such as
Zelle or Cash App.
Let's promote our collation room. We use Giggster for renters unable to get
liability insurance. Please book using the site below that will cover the liability
insurance. If renters can provide insurance, please contact me directly. Also, the
price is negotiable.
Please take a minute to review our Lodge on Google.
Below is our linktree with the important links about our lodge and Freemasonry.
Please see me if you want to add or make any suggestions.
Fraternally,
S.W. Eric Figueroa
Boca-Delray No 171
From the South
Greetings from the South, Brethren!
Please join us for the last Street Cleanup of the year on Sunday, November 9th.
We will meet at the lodge at 8 AM for coffee and donuts then head over to Sugar Sand Park. We are usually finished by 10 AM. This is a good opportunity to enjoy good fellowship while performing good work for the community.
J.W. Derik Brasher
Boca-Delray No 171
F.&A.M.
From the Secretary
Fraternal Greetings Brethren,
I hope that all has been well with you and your families.
You should have received your 2026 dues statements in the mail; if you have not,
please inform me so that a duplicate can be mailed. It would be greatly
appreciated if donations were made to the Masonic Home of Florida, the building
fund and relief fund as well. It is unfortunate that we still have a number of
Brothers who have not remitted their 2025 dues and stand a chance of being
dropped from good standing on December 27 th . Once you are not in good
standing and later decide to be reinstated, you must have a background
investigation performed, submit a reinstatement petition, have interviews
conducted and be balloted on again. Please do not subject yourself to all of this,
pay your 2025 dues ASAP.
Our District Deputy, R:.W:. Kirkiles will be conducting his official visit on
December 4 th , please attend lodge and offer your support for the Lodge and for R:
W:. Kirkiles. On the same evening, we will also be balloting on officers for 2026.
This is an important function that the Craft participates in each year as we select
those who will lead our membership for their term in office. We have several
strong, well qualified candidates that I know will take their duties and
responsibilities to heart and who all have taken their required Masonic Education
Courses.
A word on proper Masonic protocol. There are times when a Brother has retired
from the armed forces and uses his military tiles in conjunction with his Masonic
title. The same is for those who may be a medical doctor, lawyer, or politician.
An example would be when President Truman, a Past Grand Master of Missouri
entered a lodge and was introduced as President Truman. President Truman
kindly corrected the Brother and loosely stated, in this building I am “Brother
Truman”. He was modest as he could have been addressed as “Most Worshipful
Truman”. Addressing oneself as Doctor Brother Smith is not appropriate.
Also, my Brothers, there is a certain decorum that Masons adhere to when
attending a Masonic Funeral. Brothers should wear a black suite (black jacket
and trousers that match will suffice), black shoes, black tie, black belt and white
shirt. No Masonic lapel pins or emblems on white gloves which the Brother can
provide his own or can use a pair from the Lodge’s Funeral kit. Plane White
aprons are also worn. Brethren, at a funeral, we are all equal in the Eyes of the
Grand Master of The Universe. Please Brethren, attire yourself with pride, dignity
and respect for our Fraternity and the departed Brother.
Fraternally,
R:.W:. Sinatra
Secretary
Cybersecurity tips to help you prevent disclosing sensitive
R:.W:. Sinatra
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examples. Short Message Service (SMS) or text-based phishing scams are
called smishing, and cybercriminals have taken a liking to them.
How It Works
Cybercriminals are constantly coming up with new ways to “smish” you.
They can pose as a familiar organization or service and send alarming
alerts such as “Your account has been locked due to multiple failed logins,”
accompanied by a link to supposedly resolve the issue. Smishing links can
contain malware that instantly installs if you tap them. This malware can
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How Can I Stay Safe?
Remember that government agencies, banks, or other legitimate
organizations will never request sensitive information via text message.
Remember to stop and think before taking action! Like in email
phishing, text scammers often use the social engineering tactic of
creating a false sense of urgency in their messages.
Never tap on any links or call any phone numbers in unexpected
texts. If you would like to verify the text message, contact the
sending organization directly.
Chaplain's Corner
There is no better holiday than Thanksgiving for us to reflect on the good in the world, and what we have to be thankful for. It marks the beginning of the exciting, busy and hectic holiday season.
Me personally? I’m thankful for each and every one of you.
I’m thankful for the brother who holds the door open for the person behind him, wherever he goes. I’m thankful for the brother who makes sure Lodge widows are being cared for. Thankful for the brother who drives his car safely especially with his Masonic license plate proudly displayed.
Thankful for the future brother just beginning his journey, and especially thankful for the brother about to lay down his working tools for the final time.
I’m thankful that the Masonic tradition isn’t just one man’s story – it’s our shared responsibility to always walk uprightly in our several stations before God and man. It’s our responsibility to ensure the Masonic tradition continues.
My request of you this holiday, would each of you call one brother on Thanksgiving and thank him for being a brother? Wish him and those he cares about a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season. Maybe we can reach all of our Boca-Delray 171 Masons!
May the GAOTU continue to watch over all those in need, especially those who cannot be with their loved ones during this holiday season.
May G-d bless you, your families, our great fraternity and may G-d bless America!
Fraternally,
W∴Howie Zimmerman
Historian's Corner
The Founding Story of Delray Lodge No. 171
On January 22, 1908, a new chapter in Florida Masonry was written with the chartering of Delray Lodge No. 171. What began as a gathering of just fifteen dedicated Masons quickly grew into one of the most enduring fraternal institutions in South Florida.
These founding members did not come solely from Delray’s sandy shores. They carried with them the legacies, customs, and traditions of lodges far beyond the young community’s borders—bringing together a remarkable blend of Masonic heritage.
A Brotherhood of Diverse Origins
The charter members of Delray Lodge hailed from some of the state’s most established lodges, including Fort Pierce No. 87, Indian River No. 90, and Harmonia No. 138. They were joined by brethren from Wenona No. 256 and Salina No. 155 in Michigan, Arkadelphia No. 381 in Arkansas, and even Benton Lodge No. 30 from the Indian Territory—what we know today as Oklahoma.
Each of these lodges represented not just geographic diversity but a wide spectrum of American Masonic experience. Michigan and Arkansas Masons brought with them the traditions of the northern and western jurisdictions. But it was the influence from the Indian Territory that gave Delray Lodge a truly historic connection to a unique chapter of Masonic history.
The Legacy of Benton Lodge No. 30
Before Oklahoma gained statehood in 1907, the Indian Territory was home to a vibrant Masonic community. Benton Lodge No. 30, under the Grand Lodge of the Indian Territory, was one of its notable members. Established when Native nations still governed their own lands, the lodge operated at a time when Freemasonry was deeply intertwined with Native American leadership.
Many of the territory’s most influential leaders—including Cherokee Chief John Ross, General Stand Watie, and Choctaw leader Peter Pitchlyn—were Freemasons. Their lodges were more than meeting halls; they were centers of diplomacy, education, and community life in a region where whites were initially barred from permanent settlement.
By 1874, the Grand Lodge of the Indian Territory had grown to include at least eight lodges, nearly all led by Native Masons. When Oklahoma became a state in 1907, the Grand Lodge of the Indian Territory merged with the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma. In this way, Benton Lodge’s heritage became part of the Masonic story of the new state—and, by extension, part of the DNA of Delray Lodge No. 171.
A Lodge Rooted in Tradition and Growth
When the fifteen charter members established Delray Lodge, they weren’t merely creating a new local body. They were blending Masonic traditions from across the American landscape. This melting pot of influences gave Delray Lodge a unique identity—firmly grounded in Florida, yet connected to the broader national and even Native-led Masonic story.
In the decades that followed, Delray Lodge would grow alongside the city of Delray Beach itself. Through hurricanes, wars, and waves of migration, the Lodge remained a steady anchor of fraternity, charity, and moral instruction. Its early foundation, built on such a diverse set of Masonic roots, gave it resilience and perspective uncommon among lodges of its era.
R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari District Instructor Historian
District 25 Lodges
2nd & 4th Thursdays
2701 Quantum Blvd, Boynton Beach, 6:30/7:30 pm
2nd & 4th Mondays
421 Jennings Ave., Greenacres 6:30/7:30 pm
1st & 3rd Tuesdays
9463 Roan LN., Palm Beach Gardens 6:30/7:30 pm
1st & 3rd Wednesdays
421 Jennings Ave., Greenacres 6:30/7:30 pm
2nd & 4th Mondays
1896 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, West Palm Beach 6:30/7:30 pm
2nd & 4th Mondays
600 S. Loxahatchee Dr., Jupiter 6:30/7:30 pm
2nd & 4th Tuesdays
845 Bradley St., West Palm Beach 6:30/7:30 pm
1st & 3rd Thursdays
845 Bradley St., West Palm Beach 6:30/7:30 pm
Masonic Advancements
Petitions Received:
Brothers:
Entered Apprentices Awaiting Proficiency Examination:
Brothers:
Awaiting Fellow Craft Degree:
Brothers: Homer Chiang
Fellow Craft Awaiting Proficiency Examination:
Brothers:
Awaiting Master Mason Degree:
Brothers:
Master Mason Awaiting Proficiency Examination:
Brothers:
Bible/Apron/WK Tools:
Awaiting
Dual: Brothers:
Plural: Brothers:
Reinstatement: Brothers:
E.A. Transfer: Brothers:
F.C. Transfer: Brothers:
M.M. Transfers: Brothers:
Petitions: Candidate
Upcoming Events and News
Birthdays of the Month
November:
John | Timothy | Blalock |
Jon | Kelly | Burford |
Benjamin | Maxwell | Cohen |
Robert | Wayne | Estelle, Jr. |
Alban | Hoti | |
William | Kirby | Isaacson |
Luis | Eduardo | Mateus |
Hugh | Anthony | McCaffrey |
John | Lino | Navarro, Jr. |
Martin | Louis | Rudnick |
Fernando | Sanchez | |
Douglas | Blair | Sinclair |
Paul | Frederick | Sireci |
Robert | Lashley | Welch |
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Podcast
There are twelve Masonic plays available from the Masonic Service Association
"A Rose Upon The Altar"
"The Greatest of These"
"He That Believeth"
"Greater Love Hath No Man"
"Judge Not!"
"The Hearts of the Fathers"
"To Entertain Strangers"
"A Gift in Secret"
"Treasures of Darkness"
"He Which is Accused"
"If A Man Die... "
"... And Not Forsake Them"
The Committee on Masonic Education of the Grand Lodge of lowa, which has the finest Masonic Library in America, founded in 1844, suggests as a reading course in Freemasonry the following books to be read in the sequence set forth:
1. The Builders. by Newton
2. Introduction to Freemasonry, by Haywood
3. Masonic Symbolism, by Hunt
4. The Newly Made Mason, by Haywood
5. More about Masonry, by Haywood
6. A History of Freemasonry, by Haywood and Craig
7. Symbolical Masonry, by Haywood
8. Introduction to Freemason, by Claudy
9. Short Talks on Masonry, by Newton
10. Freemasonry Before The Existence of Grand Lodges, by Vibert
11. The Old Guilds of England, by Armitage
12. The Story of the Craft, by Vibert
13. Short Readings of Masonic History, by Tatsch
14. Old Charges by British Freemasons, by Hughan
15. The Religion of Masonry, by Newton
16. Freemasonry and Roman Catholicism, by Haywood
17. Handbook for Lodge Officers, by Hunt
18. Famous Masons and Masonic Presidents, by Haywood
19. Famous Masons, by Bell
20. Benjamin Franklin As A Freemason, by Sachse
21. The Facts About George Washington as a Freemason, by Tatsch
22. Old Tiler Talks, by Claudy
23. The Great Teachings of Mason!, by Haywood
24. Freemasonry in the Thirteen Colonies, by Tatsch
25. An Introduction to Freemasonry, by Knoop and Jones
26. Symbolism of The Three Degrees, by Street
27. The Treasury of Masonic Thought, by Martin and Callaghan
28. These Men Were Masons, by Banner
29. The Lodge and the Craft, by Blackmer
30. The Scottish Mason and The Mason Word, by Knoop and Jones
31. The Genesis of Freemasonry, by Knoop and Jones
32. English-Speaking Freemasonry, by Robbins
33. The Beginnings of Freemasonry in America, by Johnson
34. The Religion of Freemasonry, by Whymper
35. Emblematic Freemasonry,-by Waite
36. Roman Catholicism and Freemasonry, by Wright
37. High-Ways and By-Ways of Freemasonry , by Lawrence
38. Sidelights on Freemasonry, by Lawrence
39. The Masonic Problem, by Gibson
40. The Evolution of Freemasonry?, by Darrah
41. Symbolism of Freemosonry, by Mackey
42. The Concise History of Freemasonry, by Gould
43. Speculative Masonry, by McBridge
44. Masonic Jurisprudence, by Lawrence
45. The Law and Custom of Freemasonry, by Edwards
46. Lectures on Masonic Jurisprudence, by Pound
47. Jurisprudence of Freemasonry , by Mackey
48. Lectures on the Philosophy of Freemasonry, by Pound
49. Masonry in the Formation of Our Government, by Roth
50. Negro Masonry in the U.S., by Voorhis
51. Freemasons' Guide and Compendium, by Jones
52. Masonic Quiz Book, by Peterson
53. Landmarks, by Hunt
54. Masonic Lodge Methods, by Blakemore
55. Well-Springs of American Freemasonry, by Haywood
56. Guide of Masonic Speech Making, by Edwards
57. George Washington, Freemason, by Brown
58. Annotated Reading List, by Haywood
59. Little Masonic Library, Twenty Titles in Five Volumes
60. Masonic Soldiers of Fortune, by Stuart
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Past Masters of Boca Delray Lodge No. 171
2024 - Rafael Nioac de Salles
2023 - Alexandre C. Ferrari
2022 - Anthony W. Denton
2021 - Anthony W. Denton
2020 - Harold W Ewing II
2019 - Salvatore Musumeci
2018 - Demetrios Kirkiles
2017 - Mark Angstrom
2016 - John Blalock
2015 - Scott Durgee
2014 - Rex Bradford
2013 - David G. Lund
2012 - Jay Obeid
2011 - John Ager
2010 - George Hervey *
2009 - Mike Sinatra
2008 - Robert Langford *
2007 - John Kemp
2006 - David M Haycock
2005 - David Lerner *
2004 - Christopher G. Gilbert
2003 - Brant C. Bayer
2002 - Mark Silberman
2001 - Steve A. Sagal *
2000 - Arthur Dubin
1999 - A. Ray Stewart *
1998 - David A. Allen
1997 - Israel Stavis *
* Deceased
LANDMARKS OF FREEMASONRY
Based on Article XIII, Section 2 of the 2023 Digest of Masonic Law of Florida, the following are recognized as Landmarks of Freemasonry by the Grand Lodge of Florida:
Belief in the existence of one ever living and true God.
Belief in the immortality of the human soul and a resurrection to a Future Life.
The Volume of the Sacred Law, open upon the Altar, is an indispensable furnishing of every regular Lodge while at labor.
The Legend of the Third Degree.
Secrecy, which includes:
Words, signs, and tokens for recognition,
That every Lodge must be duly tyled,
Examination or avouchment of visitors,
Matters that cannot be written.
Symbolism of the Operative Art.
Qualifications of Candidates:
Must be a man, free born, of lawful age,
Of good repute and well recommended,
Without physical defects that inhibit learning or advancement (unless Dispensation is granted).
The division of Ancient Craft Masonry into three classifications:
Entered Apprentice,
Fellow Craft,
Master Mason.
Government by a presiding officer titled Grand Master, elected from the Craft, with prerogatives including:
Presiding over all assemblies of Masons in his jurisdiction,
Supervising and regulating Masonic affairs between Grand Lodge Communications,
Granting Dispensations,
Making a Mason at sight.
The necessity for Freemasons to congregate in Lodges.
These Landmarks are foundational and binding within Florida Freemasonry, although the Grand Lodge reserves the right to amend or reconsider them by appropriate constitutional means.
The Grand Lodge of Florida developed this comprehensive course of study to instruct Brothers on the proper procedures and responsibilities of each Lodge Officer, and how to conduct the important business of their particular Lodge. Courses are presented by the District Chairman, and a certificate is issued upon successful completion of all 15
modules.
The Grand Lodge of Florida provides Master Mason Examinations to be open book type exams designed to give any Master Mason the opportunity to increase his knowledge of some of the Ancient Tenets, Rules, and Regulations of Masonry. They contain a mixture of multiple choice, True or False, or essay questions which should be answered on the answer sheet, as provided in the exam downloads.
The Grand Lodge of Florida encourages all members of the Craft to further their knowledge of Lodge operation, especially those concerning the Elected and Appointed
Officers of each particular Lodge. The Lodge Officers Training program was designed to educate and test your knowledge of Lodge procedures, business, penal code, and other areas. Let There Be Light
Appendant Bodies
BY-LAWS
BOCA DELRAY LODGE PAYMENT METHODS
Payment methods to Boca Delray Lodge No. 171:
1. By mailing a check to the address P.O. BOX 811113, Boca Raton, FL 33481-1113,
2. By CashApp to $BocaDelrayLodge171 or using the link https://cash.app/$BocaDelrayLodge171
3. By Zelle to our Lodge email bdlodge171@gmail.com (preferable)
Dues 2025: $281.00
LYPMGS Donation (2024): $7.30
Building Fund Donation (2024): $25.00
Relief Fund Donation (2024): $25.00
Total: $338.30
PERPETUAL MEMBERS
Alexandre Castro Ferrari
Aniello Alfonso Criscuolo
Bryant Orville Myers Sr
Charles-Johan Gustave Lund
David M Haycock
David A Allen
Demetrios Chris Kirkiles
Derik Brasher
Donald Phillip Bolton
Douglas Blair Sinclair
Eoin Brackenridge Stafford
Everett Alexander Stern
George Ray Ruffing Jr
Gerald Lee Barton
Gerard Joseph Kleehammer
Gerard Carras
Harold William Ewing II
Jack Harrison Breland
John Raymond Farill
John A Clarke Jr
John W Langford
Josiah Reeve Bright
Leslie Scott Gardner
Michael Strauss
Michael Sinatra
Patrick Peter Shepherd
Paul Hunter Goldstein
Peter James Snyder
Pieter Van Gunst
Raymond Hill Cralle
Richard Scott Durgee
Richard Wayne Jones
Robert Wayne Estell Jr
Robert Edward Coombs
Rodrigo Jose Himiob
Salvatore Musumeci
Scott A Gardner
Thomas Kevin Clements
Victor Charles Weinberg
Victor Lamont Searer Jr
Walter Carleton McCrumb
William Alfred Strucker
William Arthur Tucker
Zalmon John Starr
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