October 2026
Updated: 4 days ago
Meetings
1st Thursday (Stated)
3rd Thursday (Called)
***Dinner at 6:30 pm***
***Mentoring at 7pm***
***Meeting starts at 7:30 pm***
Jacket and Tie
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
Index:
Historian's Corner
Lodge Officers
Worshipful Master: | Eric Figueroa | (917) 544-8879 | |
Senior Warden: | Derik Brasher | (832) 835-4900 | |
Junior Warden: | Jesse Mercado | (954) 422-3999 | |
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: | Sam Berger | (561) 861-6600 | |
Junior Deacon: | Garfield Heron | (954) 871-6341 | |
Senior Steward: | Dan Mitu | (954) 300-2460 | |
Junior Steward | John Davis | (561) 213-8030 | |
Tyler: | Mort Sussman | (561) 376-8531 | |
Historian: | Sam Goldstein | (561) 239-3228 | |
Musician | Kobe Kirschner | (561) 707-6634 |
Most Worshipful Grand Master
M∴W∴G∴M∴ Haskell R. Vest, Jr.
District Deputy Grand Master
R∴W∴ Alexandre Ferrari - (954) 934-7996
District Instructor
R∴H∴ Brian K. Work
Lodge Secretary
R∴W∴ Michael P. Sinatra - (561) 613-8094
Lodge Committees
Finance: Chairman: S.W. Derik Brasher
Members: W∴ Anthony Denton, S.S. Dan Mitu
Property / Rental: Chairman: J.D. Garfield Heron
Members: R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari, S.D. Sam Berger
Public Relations / Social Media Communications: Chairman: W∴Howard Zimmerman
Members: Brother Kobe Kirschner, Brother Hugo Mendez
Board of Relief: Chairman: W∴M∴ Eric Figueroa
Members: W∴ Anthony Denton, S.W. Derik Brasher, R∴W∴ Mike Sinatra
Charity: Chairman: S.W. Derik Brasher
Members: J.W. Jesse Mercado, S.D. Sam Berger
Visitor Examination: Chairman: S.D. Sam Berger
Members: Chaplain W∴ Howard Zimmerman, J.D. Garfield Heron
Vigilance: Chairman: J.W. Jesse Mercado
Members: S.S. Dan Mitu, R∴H∴ Alexandre Ferrari
Petitions / Investigations: Chairman: S.D. Sam Berger
Members: J.D. Garfield Heron, J.S. John Davis
Degree Ritual and Education: Chairman: W:. Stephen Otto
Members: J.W. Jesse Mercado, Mentor: S.W. Derik Brasher
Funeral Committee: Chairman: R∴W∴ Rex Bradford
Members: S.W. Derik Brasher, W∴ Howard Zimmerman
Parking/Portico/Library: Chairman: W∴ M∴ Eric Figueroa
Members: W∴ Anthony Denton, R∴W∴ Mike Sinatra
Endowment Fund: Appointed Members
1 Year (2025): R∴ W∴ Rex Bradford, R∴H∴ Salvatore Musumeci
2 Years (2025 - 2026): S.S Dan Mitu, J.S. John Davis
3 Years (2025 - 2028): W∴Nick Richard, J.W. Jesse Mercado
Outreach Committee: Chairman: W∴ Howard Zimmerman
Members: Sam Goldstein, Paul Goldstein, Kobe Kirschner, Hugo Mendez
From the East
Brethren,
A strong Lodge is built upon the involvement of its members. Whether you are a newly raised Brother attending your first Stated Communication or a Brother who has been part of the Craft for decades, your presence matters. Each of us brings something unique to the Lodge, and our collective strength comes from working together.
As Worshipful Master, I am grateful for the continued support, dedication, and fellowship each of you has shown throughout the year. Let us continue to look beyond ourselves and ask what we can do for our Lodge, our Brothers, our families, and our community.
May the Great Architect of the Universe continue to bless our Lodge, our Brethren, and our families.
Upcoming Meetings/Events
10/01/26 Stated Communication
6:30 Dinner / 7:00 Mentoring / 7:30 Meeting
Guest Speaker: Bro.Todd Kulkin
10/03/26 *Grand Masters Town Hall Meeting - 9am*
Jupiter Light Lodge
600 S. Loxahatchee Drive
Jupiter, FL 33458
**Grand Masters Official Visit - 5pm**(Registration Required)
Amara Shrine
1900 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
10/15/26 Called Communication
6:30 Dinner / 7:00 Mentoring / 7:30 Meeting
Guest Speaker: Bro. Marc Denzau
Topic: Pistol Knowledge & Safe Gun Handling
10/25/26 Master Masons Association Picnic - 12pm
Okeeheelee Park - Tuskegee Pavilion
11/05/26 Stated Communication - "Veterans Day Remembrance"
6:30 Dinner / 7:00 Mentoring / 7:30 Meeting
Bianca's Traveling Coffee House
Proceeds will be donated to Wounded Warrior Project
Tuesdays Lodge of Instruction / Mentoring / Open House
6pm
Fraternally,
Eric Figueroa
Worshipful Master
Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171, F. & A.M.
From the West
Greetings from the West, Brethren,
As we enter the month of October, let us reflect on one of the enduring principles of our Craft: Brotherly Love.Extend kindness whenever the opportunity arises.
A Brother may sometimes need nothing more than a friendly word, a helping hand, or the simple assurance that he is not alone.
Let us be mindful of one another and strengthen the bonds that unite us as Brothers.
May our actions this month reflect the spirit of Brotherly Love—not merely in words, but in the way we treat and care for each other.
"Masonic labor is purely a labor of love. He who seeks to draw Masonic wages in gold and silver will be disappointed. The wages of a Mason are earned and paid in their dealings with one another; sympathy begets sympathy, kindness begets kindness, helpfulness begets helpfulness, and these are the wages of a Mason."
Brother Benjamin Franklin
Fraternally,
Derik Brasher
Senior Warden
Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171, F. & A.M.
From the South
Brethren,
As we come to October I'd like to thank you all for your dedication and fellowship to the lodge. October is the month of the changing of the seasons, as there maybe something within ourselves that we need to reflect on that needs changing. Remembering that the fellowship and service and time we spend together as Brothers in the lodge may also be with us outside the walls of the lodge too. Remember that a kind word , helping hand and a willingness to help one another is a principle that all Mason's should carry with them always. I look forward to seeing you all at the meetings this month to share good times and help those Brothers who are in need.
Fraternally,
Jesse Mercado
Junior Warden
Boca-Delray Lodge No.171, F. & A.M.
From the Secretary
Fraternal greetings Brothers, I hope this message finds you well.
I am going to ask our incoming WM to help me audit our membership records. I find that after many years after submitting a petition, phone numbers, emails and addresses have changes. At present we have two or three members who do not have email addresses or maybe desire not to let us know what they are. They do not receive the monthly Trestleboard or any other communications. With the secretaries help the WM can assign Brothers the task of trying to reach out.
We have not changed our by-laws where dues are concerned, they are still at $281 a year but Grand Lodge has increased the amount requested for a yearly Masonic Home Donation to $18.25. Brethren, this is not an unreasonable figure for a Mason to donate once a year to maintain our prestigious Home for aged Brothers and Sisters. We receive five start ratings on our spot inspections and offer a beautiful setting on the bay.
We presently have 10 members who have not remitted their 2026 dues. I know that some will drop as Brothers with a caring heart have paid their 2025 dues for them and never received as much as a thank you while other as we say are “frequent flyers” who always need much encouragement to pay and creating more work for the secretary. Please pay you dues and remain a member in good standing.
It is important to know that if you are dropped for non-payment of dues, you cannot arbitrarily decide to pay your dues at a later date. Your deadline to pay dues is the December 27th. After that date, if you wish to be reinstated you must submit a reinstatement petition, have a background taken for any felonies that may have been committed, submit to a home investigation and be balloted on again. Please avoid this involved process and pay on time.
Our WM is planning a nice evening in honor of our veterans. Please email a photo of yourself in uniform and a brief few lines of your years in service, where you were stationed and divisions or assignments. Email photo and info to the WM at: mastermason171@gmail.com
Just a friendly reminder, we are not on summer attire any longer; kindly wear a jacket and tie. Please do your part in helping represent Masonry in a dignified, respectable manner.
F&S,
R:.W:. Sinatra
Secretary
Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171, F. & A.M.
Chaplain's Corner
Brethren,
Hiram and Halloween
Halloween is only a few weeks away and our shops and streets are already overflowing with pumpkins, skulls, skeletons and all manner of ghoulish and morbid displays, often inspired by films, TV series and video games. Why should Freemasons be concerned about these sometimes grotesque and tasteless displays? Perhaps because of the symbols of death, particularly skulls, which they are accustomed to seeing in many of their rituals and on many of their symbolic objects, and which will inevitably remind them of the figure of Hiram. Is there a connection between Halloween and Hiram? Is Freemasonry just a perpetual Halloween centered on the figure of Hiram? Does the legend of Hiram, the central myth of Freemasonry, have anything to do with Halloween? That’s what we’re trying to find out here.
At first glance, we can see that certain images of death are shared between the legend of Hiram and the celebration of Halloween, at least in its current form, as the skull and the colour black. The story of Hiram's death would fit in well with the imagery of Halloween, but even more so the story of the discovery and raising of his body : a corpse which, according to the rituals, already stinks, is exhumed, stripped of its shroud and raised by holding it against oneself...Freemasons have become accustomed to the description of this scene, of which they ultimately retain only the symbolic dimension. But if you take the story literally, you'll have to admit that it's quite gruesome, morbid and macabre, in the spirit of today's Halloween.
But these similarities are superficial and, above all, anachronistic. In the eighteenth century, Halloween had not yet taken on its current form, and certainly did not resemble a ghost train. The morbid imagery found in Freemasonry has its roots much further back in Baroque culture's love of Memento Mori, still life paintings with skulls evoking the vanity of all things.
Isn't there some other connection between the Masonic Hiram and Halloween, beyond the simple macabre appeareance ? From an anthropological point of view, the legend of Hiram touches on the central question of death, which has preoccupied mankind since the beginning of time. And it is in myths that all cultures have tried to come to terms with the presence of death and the inevitable anxiety it generates. So is the Masonic legend of Hiram just one of the many avatars of myth that seeks to explain itself through the theme of death? In part, certainly.
But the Hiram myth does not seem to answer the question of death per se. It does not go back to the origins of humanity and is based on a culture that already has a complete myth about death. Freemasonry does not claim to compete with the Christian myth, but it considers the legend of Hiram as an initiatory symbol of a passage to another level of consciousness: in this respect, unlike today's Halloween, the Masonic legend of Hiram is ultimately closer to the original Samain, which also describes, in a way, communication between different levels of reality.
May the GAOTU continue to watch over all those who need His healing powers. May He continue to protect those in the military both here and overseas. May God bless the United States of America!
SMIB
Fraternally,
W∴Howie Zimmerman
Chaplain
Boca-Delray Lodge No.171, F. & A.M.
Historian's Corner
Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171 embodies more than a century of Masonic tradition in south Palm Beach County. Its roots reach back to the early days of Freemasonry in Florida and the development of our local communities. By exploring the history of the lodges that preceded it, we honor the legacy of the Brothers who built the foundation of our fraternity.
Freemasonry in Florida and Early Local Lodges
Freemasonry in Florida began in the early 1800s. The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons of the State of Florida was established in 1830 not long after Florida became a U.S. territory and then a state in 1845. Early lodges formed as settlers spread throughout the peninsula promoting fellowship moral development and community service.
Delray Lodge No. 171
In the early 20th century as the population of south Florida increased Freemasonry expanded to meet the needs of new communities. In 1908 the Grand Lodge of Florida chartered Delray Lodge No. 171 in what was then Dade County. The establishment of Delray Lodge marked an important milestone in organized Masonic activity in the area. It provided a place for Brothers to gather uphold ancient Masonic traditions and contribute to the civic and charitable life of the growing community.
Shortly afterward in 1909 the county lines were redrawn and Palm Beach County was created. Over the next decade the town we now call Delray Beach continued to grow and flourish as Freemasonry became a valued part of the social and cultural landscape.
Boca Raton Lodge No. 328
As the town of Boca Raton developed in the early 1900s and expanded significantly in the 1920s and beyond Boca Raton also became a center of Masonic activity. About fifty years after Delray Lodge was chartered the Grand Lodge of Florida chartered Boca Raton Lodge No. 328 to serve the growing community of Boca Raton and south Palm Beach County. This lodge too became a center for fellowship education and community service.
Although exact dates for the charter of Lodge No. 328 are less easily found online it was established approximately in the mid-20th century as Boca Raton’s population increased following World War Two. Local historians and lodge records can provide the precise year if needed.
The Merger and the Birth of Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171
By the late 20th century both lodges had long traditions but membership shifts and the desire to strengthen the fraternity in our area led to a major decision. The leadership and membership of Delray Lodge No. 171 and Boca Raton Lodge No. 328 agreed to unite their histories resources and membership into a single lodge. Nearly half a century after Boca Raton Lodge was chartered the two lodges merged under the historic lodge number 171. This united lodge took the name Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171 with its headquarters in Boca Raton.
In 2026 the lodge celebrated its 118th annual installation of officers, highlighting the longevity and continuity of Masonic tradition that continues unbroken from the original Delray Lodge through today’s Boca-Delray Lodge.
Today’s Lodge and Its Legacy
Today Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171 continues the work begun by Brothers more than a century ago. The lodge remains a center for fellowship education and service in Boca Raton and south Palm Beach County. As members we build on the principles that have stood the test of time: brotherly love relief and truth.
Understanding the dates and milestones that shaped our lodge helps us appreciate the depth of our heritage and the enduring spirit of Freemasonry in our community.
Fraternally,
Bro. Sam Goldstein Historian
Boca-Delray Lodge No. 171, F. & A.M.
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:
Candidate: Gabriel Mclean, Lorenzo Figlioli, Burak Ortak, Lawrence Scherr
Entered Apprentices Awaiting Proficiency Examination:
Brothers: Stanley LeBlanc, Thomas Woodman, Leutrim Miftari
Awaiting Fellow Craft Degree:
Brother: Robert Steffy
Fellow Craft Awaiting Proficiency Examination:
Brother: Burak Savtur, Eric Shyrbman
Awaiting Master Mason Degree:
Brother:
Master Mason Awaiting Proficiency Examination:
Brothers: Jesus Sanchez, Homer Chiang, Marc Pierre, Todd Kulkin, Richard Rinehart
Bible/Apron/WK Tools:
Awaiting
Dual: Brother: Jose Carrero, Tunc Ada
Plural: Brother: Geir Lilleeng
Reinstatement: Brother:
E.A. Transfer: Brother:
F.C. Transfer: Brother:
M.M. Transfer: Brother:
Petitions:
Upcoming Events and News
Birthdays of the Month
1 | Howard | Gotkin |
4 | Daniel | Garces |
6 | Stylianos | Frangoulopous |
10 | Alessandro | Pizzitelli |
10 | Panagiotis | Kourtesis |
11 | Eoin | Stafford |
13 | Steven | Young |
15 | Jon | Burford |
16 | Rex | Bradford |
16 | Patrick | Quirk |
17 | William | Isaacson |
18 | Carlos | Pulgar |
18 | Jeffery | Cline |
23 | Paul | Sireci |
27 | Todd | Kulkin |
28 | Burt | Cohen |
28 | Josiah | Bright |
30 | Ernesto | Marrero |
30 | Michael | Reardon |
30 | Raymond | Cralle |
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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
2025 - Nick Richard
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)
Annual Dues: $281.00
LYPMGS Donation: $7.30 ***2027 Increase: $18.25***
Building Fund Donation: $25.00
Relief Fund Donation: $25.00
Total: $338.30 ***2027 Dues with all Donations: $349.25***
PERPETUAL MEMBERS
(* deceased)
Aaron Davison*
Abraham Karp*
Al Samberg*
Alexander Chalfin*
Alexandre Ferrari
Allan Ward
Alvin Heilpern*
Alvin Schopp*
Amarbey Psasoglu*
Aniello Criscuolo
Anthony Denton
Arthur Stewart*
Arthur Stewart Jr*
Arthur Warner*
Arthur Zweigenhaft*
Benjamin Gandelman*
Benjamin Simon*
Bernard Shatzman*
Bert Boldt*
Bertram Nelson*
Bryant Myers Sr
Carl Conrad*
Carl Gehman*
Charles Lilly*
Charles-Johan Lund
Clarence Pierce*
Clifford Painter*
Clifford Riley*
Curtis Johnson*
Daniel Newman*
David Allen
David Curtis*
David Hasday*
David Haycock
David Lerner*
David Narrow*
David Schacher*
Demetrios Kirkiles*
Derik Brasher
Dithmar Bulla*
Donald Bebout*
Donald Bolton*
Douglas Sinclair
Duane Webster*
Edward Balme*
Edward Edwards*
Edward Kimmen*
Edwin Funck*
Eoin Stafford
Eugene Constans*
Everett Ellis*
Everett Stern
Floyd Morgan
Francis Marcy*
Frank Meyerhoff*
Frederick Marshall*
G. Engle*
George Ruffing Jr*
George Ruffing Sr*
Gerald Barton
Gerald Cohen*
Gerald Dingman*
Gerard Carras
Gerard Kleehammer
Harold Amspaugh*
Harold Ewing II
Harold Markowitz*
Harold Solinsky*
Harry Kruger*
Harry Olshan*
Herman Erdman*
Herman Kaplan*
Hyman Gruberg*
Irving Backer*
Irving Lieberman*
Irving Males*
Irving Steinberg*
Israel Indictor*
Israel Stavis*
Jack Breland
Jack Crocker*
Jack Fives*
Jacob Levine*
Jacob Millstein*
James Bedilion*
Jay Callaway*
Jerome Scheib*
Jerry Simek*
John Clarke Jr*
John Davis
John Deneen*
John Farill
John George*
John Langford
John Mannin*
Joseph Digney*
Joseph Guzo Sr*
Joseph Maier*
Joseph Pressman*
Joseph Simon*
Josiah Bright
Judson Gregory*
Jules Brite*
Kenneth Becker*
Lawrence Frankel*
Leonard Mooney*
Leonard Portnoy*
Leslie Gardner
Leslie Swann Jr*
Lester Gross*
Lester Weiss*
Lloyd Sunderland*
Michael Sinatra
Michael Strauss
Michael Weinberg
Moses Rosenberg*
Murray Ehrenberg*
Norman Ross*
Oscar Hoenig*
Pat Breland Jr*
Patrick Shepherd
Paul Davis*
Paul Glassman*
Paul Goldstein
Paul Jacob
Paul Lawrence*
Paul Loudin*
Paul Myers*
Paul Okstein*
Paul Speicher*
Peter Snyder
Pieter Van Gunst
Ralph Longbottom*
Ralph Smith*
Randolph Petren*
Raymond Cralle
Richard Durgee
Richard Jones
Richard Ward*
Robert Berger*
Robert Coombs*
Robert Estell Jr
Robert Fine*
Robert Langford*
Robert Pimm*
Robert Pollack*
Rodrigo Himiob
Salvatore Musumeci
Scott Gardner
Seymour Flisser*
Sidney Jacobs*
Sidney Starr*
Steven Sagal*
Thomas Clements
Victor Lewis*
Victor Searer Jr*
Victor Weinberg
Wallace Garber*
Walter Cook*
Walter Howarth Jr*
Walter Lawson*
Walter McCrumb
Walter Schwartz*
Wesley Smith*
Wilbur Ireland*
William Allen*
William Merkle*
William Stachel*
William Strucker*
William Tucker
Zalmon Starr
HONORARY MEMBERS
Alfredo Flores
Angelina Atala
Odessa Bishop
Dell Cowart*
Donald Cowart,PGM*
Hollyn Foster
George Winterling
Glen Bishop,PGM
Morton Ingram*
James Okeefe
Jeffrey Foster,PGM
Carol Lambert
Louis Calderon*
Ricke Erwin
Robert Lambert,PGM
Taleb Atala, PGM
Haskell R. Vest Jr, MWGM
Joyce L. Vest
MEMORIAL MEMBERS
J. Acton
Allen Hicks
Alphonse Avery
Bernard Pollack
C. Landers
C. Lawson
Cecil Stanley
Charles Dalton
Charles Mast
Claude Loos Sr
Clyde Woods Jr
Don Dankert
E. Cooper Sr
Earl Roberts
Edwin Jeter
Elmer Pence
Freddie Bozard
Gary Janes
George Young
H. Sterling
H. Zender
Harold Fiscus
Harry Breze
Herbert Link
Howard McNeece
J. Cason
J. Evans
J. Gwynn
J. Ramsey
J. Sinks
J. Van Ballagooian
J. Walker
James Mitchell
James Okeefe
James Prillaman
John Breze
John Packetts
John Sundy
Joseph Janousky
Joseph Roth Sr
Kenneth Marns
L. Currier
M. Deparlier
Pasquale Anastasio
Paul Myers Sr
Randolph Pinder Jr
Ray Lawrenson
Ray McFadden
Raymond Hicks
Richard Barnes
Richard Ross
Robert Eberle
Russell Ault
W. Blackburn
W. Brannan
William George
William Merrill
William Payton
William Williams
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