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Brethren, As we celebrate Presidents Day this year, lets give special attention to our founding fathers and the legacy left by them. I am thankful for the privilege to live in this great experiment, and I remain optimistic of how we as a nation will unfold. We are the ones, right here and now that will determine how this chapter will be written. The stones we lay today will determine the country of the future. One area I would like us to focus on this year is our charitable outreach. Brother Anthony Latta is heading the Charities Committee, and we need to support him in this endeavor. What is needed now are more ideas. AFAC and ASPAN have become the same old business”. Your thoughts on different approaches to our two main charities are welcome as well as ideas for new charitable opportunities that raise our visibility in the community. Feel free to share your ideas with Brother Anthony or me. Just as important, charity starts at home. If you know of anyone, more especially an older Mason, a widow, or an orphan, that needs assistance, let the lodge know. Brother Gregory Harrison-McQueen has taken the lead on the widows program. In December, gifts were delivered to widows, which included a card, chocolates, and the Blue Slipper lapel pin, a charming story you can read about on the internet. I can tell you from my personal experience with this program, that the look on the widows face when a Mason is at the door with these gifts is priceless. It is these acts of benevolence that make this fraternity so rich. And, although we do these acts altruistically, a benefit does accrue to us as well in strengthened character. We are hoping to have some widows present at our first stated in February to enjoy a delightful dinner and an exciting program. Brother Gregory has sent the invitations, and by the time this newsletter is posted, we will have undoubtedly heard from several of our widows. Some may need assistance in getting to and from the lodge. I hope you are able to help if that is the case. We have the special honor of nominating a District Deputy Grand Master and an alternate for the 2021 Masonic year. Nominations will be accepted February 21. Balloting will be conducted March 21. The final report will delivered to the Grand Lodge no later than May 1. February is an interesting month in that it has the ironic characteristic of ever more sunlight, while still remaining bitterly cold – a bit of contradiction. But, dont let the cold prevent you from en- joying an enlightened presentation by Worshipful Dr. Mark Dreisonstok. He and his daughter will be providing the melodious sounds of Mozart on Feb. 7. And, on Feb 12, a fraternal visit is planned to Kemper-Macon Ware. We complete the month on the 21st with Worshipful John Hub- bles presentation on Thoughts on Masonry”. FROM THE EAST Newsletter Date: February 2019 Cherrydale-Columbia Cherrydale-Columbia Lodge No. 42 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons 3805 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207 2018 CHERRYDALE-COLUMBIA LODGE OFFICERS Worshipful Master: Michael Joseph Zabrowski 703.524.2527 [email protected] Senior Warden: Andrew Evan Vellenga 919.616.2252 [email protected] Junior Warden: Jesus Robert Ortiz 703.395.0755 [email protected] Treasurer: Jeffrey James Ameen 330.881.5333 [email protected] Secretary: Carl Edward Weaver, PDDGM 703.338.0267 [email protected] Senior Deacon: Theodore Taylor Crowley 678.234.8663 [email protected] Junior Deacon: Edward William McNelis 757-871-1253 [email protected] Chaplain: Sean Donald OReilly 702.371.2721 [email protected] Senior Steward: Troy Edward Van Winkle, PM 571-699-4638 [email protected] Junior Steward: Kelly McDowell McCormick 703-585-1273 [email protected] Marshal: Jonathan M. Heisey-Grove 617.905.6494 [email protected] Tiler: Robert Browning Rench Jr., PM 703-536-6634 Musician: William Stephen Barker 703.892.6522 [email protected] Musician Emeritus: Rev. F. Reed Brown, PM Lodge Instructor of Work Dean Frederick Jones 202-489-7331 [email protected] Trustees Jay Alexander Brannam, PDDGM John Weldon Frank, PM Donald Ellis Strehle, PDDGM Sincerely and Fraternally, Michael Joseph Zabrowski Worshipful Master, 2019 Michael Joseph Zabrowski Worshipful Master

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Brethren, As we celebrate President’s Day this year, let’s give special attention to our founding fathers and the legacy left by them. I am thankful for the privilege to live in this great experiment, and I remain optimistic of how we as a nation will unfold. We are the ones, right here and now that will determine how this chapter will be written. The stones we lay today will determine the country of the future. One area I would like us to focus on this year is our charitable outreach. Brother Anthony Latta is heading the Charities Committee, and we need to support him in this endeavor. What is needed now are more ideas. AFAC and ASPAN have become the “same old business”. Your thoughts on different approaches to our two main charities are welcome as well as ideas for new charitable opportunities that raise our visibility in the community. Feel free to share your ideas with Brother Anthony or me. Just as important, charity starts at home. If you know of anyone, more especially an older Mason, a widow, or an orphan, that needs assistance, let the lodge know. Brother Gregory Harrison-McQueen has taken the lead on the widows program. In December, gifts were delivered to widows, which included a card, chocolates, and the Blue Slipper lapel pin, a charming story you can read about on the internet. I can tell you from my personal experience with this program, that the look on the widow’s face when a Mason is at the door with these gifts is priceless. It is these acts of benevolence that make this fraternity so rich. And, although we do these acts altruistically, a benefit does accrue to us as well in strengthened character. We are hoping to have some widows present at our first stated in February to enjoy a delightful dinner and an exciting program. Brother Gregory has sent the invitations, and by the time this newsletter is posted, we will have undoubtedly heard from several of our widows. Some may need assistance in getting to and from the lodge. I hope you are able to help if that is the case. We have the special honor of nominating a District Deputy Grand Master and an alternate for the 2021 Masonic year. Nominations will be accepted February 21. Balloting will be conducted March 21. The final report will delivered to the Grand Lodge no later than May 1. February is an interesting month in that it has the ironic characteristic of ever more sunlight, while still remaining bitterly cold – a bit of contradiction. But, don’t let the cold prevent you from en-joying an enlightened presentation by Worshipful Dr. Mark Dreisonstok. He and his daughter will be providing the melodious sounds of Mozart on Feb. 7. And, on Feb 12, a fraternal visit is planned to Kemper-Macon Ware. We complete the month on the 21st with Worshipful John Hub-ble’s presentation on “Thoughts on Masonry”.

FROM THE EAST

Newsletter Date: February 2019 Cherrydale-Columbia

Cherrydale-Columbia Lodge No. 42 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons 3805 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207

2018 CHERRYDALE-COLUMBIA LODGE OFFICERS

Worshipful Master: Michael Joseph Zabrowski 703.524.2527 [email protected] Senior Warden: Andrew Evan Vellenga 919.616.2252 [email protected] Junior Warden: Jesus Robert Ortiz 703.395.0755 [email protected] Treasurer: Jeffrey James Ameen 330.881.5333 [email protected] Secretary: Carl Edward Weaver, PDDGM 703.338.0267 [email protected]

Senior Deacon: Theodore Taylor Crowley 678.234.8663 [email protected] Junior Deacon: Edward William McNelis 757-871-1253 [email protected] Chaplain: Sean Donald O’Reilly 702.371.2721 [email protected] Senior Steward: Troy Edward Van Winkle, PM 571-699-4638 [email protected] Junior Steward: Kelly McDowell McCormick 703-585-1273 [email protected] Marshal: Jonathan M. Heisey-Grove 617.905.6494 [email protected] Tiler: Robert Browning Rench Jr., PM 703-536-6634 Musician: William Stephen Barker 703.892.6522 [email protected] Musician Emeritus: Rev. F. Reed Brown, PM Lodge Instructor of Work Dean Frederick Jones 202-489-7331 [email protected] Trustees Jay Alexander Brannam, PDDGM John Weldon Frank, PM Donald Ellis Strehle, PDDGM

Sincerely and Fraternally, Michael Joseph Zabrowski Worshipful Master, 2019

Michael Joseph Zabrowski

Worshipful Master

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Upcoming Events Italics indicate Stated Communications

February 7—Stated Communication: "Masonic Symbolism in Mozart" by Wor. Mark Dreisonstok (Open) February 11—Lodge Instruction of Work February 12—Fraternal Visit - Kemper Macon Ware # 64 February 21—Stated Communication - "Thoughts on Masonry", by Worshipful John Hubble February 27—District Instruction of Work Stewards Corner

*** Encourage family and friends to attend dinners before Lodge for fellowship and fine victuals ***

Feb. 7 – Roasted pork loin with long grain and wild rice accompanied by steamed broccoli Feb. 21 – Undecided

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Wor. Jason Richards of Acacia Lodge gave a fantastic presentation on the history of Freemasonry and how it evolved from an operative to a speculative practice. Among the insights he shared was that we

might not know the actual age of the Grand Lodge of England. It was an interesting evening.

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LIFE MEMBERS IN PERPETUITY

Ray M. Anderson, PM Thomas E. Ashmore John P. Baker James H. Banton* Marvin O. Benjamin, II Robert N. Bowers, PM* Marc K. Boysworth Jay A. Brannam, PDDGM Rev. F. Reed Brown, PM Scott C. Buchanan Drew C. Chaplin Ollie H. Chaplin, PDDGM* John P. Clair, PM William E. Clark, PM Charles G. DeMoss Adam J. Derickson John G. Dudley Jr., PM* Lauris M. Eek III, PDDGM Jorge I. Franchi John W. Frank, PM Irvin B. Gilcrease David B. Gonzales John K. Gott* Philip Edwin Graves, PDDGM Harrison M. Heller Gary L Hennig, PM Travis S. Hilliard, PM John M. Holman Marc A Hone, PM Stephen A. Hone Alexander F. Huber David M. Hull, PM William R Humphries Michael B. Jeffress Dean F. Jones Edward B Jones George I. Kehaiov Lyman S. Kisseleff* Herbert M. Koehne Jr., PDDGM * Joseph P. Landry Sean B. Lawson Arthur J. Leavenworth, PDDGM * Norman E. Lopez, PM Erich C. Lyman Alva R. Matlack Thomas H. McCown, Jr. James A. Michener J. Melvin Miller* Jose R. Moreno James F. Norris, PM Jesus R. Ortiz Youssouf Ouedraogo John K. Perkins* Richard E. Petit* James M. Pollard, PDDGM* James M. Pollard III Manley Pollard, PM* David E. Potts, PM Philip Nieman Rhodes, PDDGM Richard E. Robinson, PM * James D. Rudd David R. Schultz, PM Walter A. Shearer Bryan W. Spoon Erskine Stewart, PM* Court A. Stone, PM Justin M. Strait, PM Donald E. Strehle, PDDGM

Paul D. Sunal

Andrew E. Vellenga

Brian M. Walaszczyk

Carl E. Weaver, PDDGM

Robert White III, PDDGM

Robert White Jr.

Edward Eric C. Wilkinson, Jr.

Walter R. Wiseman Jr., PM Creighton E. Worley, Robert M. Worley, II, PM Fred E. Yohey* Michael J. Zabrowski

* deceased

Secretary’s Corner I am having trouble getting in touch with some brothers. The following have had mail returned to me more than once. Please let me know if you can help me contact these brothers:

Kenneth R. Allen Henry Peck Ames, Jr.

William Delzell Beane Kenneth Allen Buchanan Sholom Harold Friedman Erich Christopher Lyman

Edward Joseph Oliver Robert Cyril Robinson Juston Junior Trivett

And these widows:

Norma Gransee Betty Null

For now I am removing these brothers and widows from our mailing list but hope to get information on their current statuses and contact infor-mation. I need an assistant secretary to help me with a few tasks, including taking minutes when I am out a couple meetings this year and possibly helping with some filing. If you are interested, please let me know. Jeff Ameen al-so needs an assistant treasurer. These are roles to help with some current tasks, as well as to get someone to learn what we do in case we need someone to take over our roles. Redundan-cy is a good thing. Thanks, Carl Weaver Secretary

Masonic Birthdays February

Glenn S Alpert 2/23/2017 Jeffrey James Ameen 2/11/2013 Lawrence Frank Fischer 2/5/2011 Christopher W. Haught 2/23/2007 Bryan T. Johnson 2/11/2007 William A. Lemberg 2/23/2007 Robert W. Liles 2/11/2006

Larry L. Linville 2/27/1964 Christopher J. Noble 2/23/2017 Richard Boyer Osterwise 2/17/1941 Denton D. Poe 2/27/2004 Kosuke Tanaka 2/11/2013 Stephen George Yeonas 2/3/1951

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Carl E. Weaver

244 S. Reynolds Street, Apt. 409

Alexandria, VA 22304

Columbia Lodge

Harry L. Grimm 1973, 1990

Lyman M. Kelly, Jr. 1979

David Lee Stoneburner 1983

Raymond M. Ridgeway 1986

William Russell McShea 1988

Ray Monteith Anderson 1989

Victor Tabares 1993

Elbert Leon Thomas 1995

John Wesley Cozart 1996

Norman Ernesto Lopez 1997

Robert White III 1999

David Matthew Hull 2000

Jay Alexander Brannam 2002, 2010

Charles Glenvore Snyder 2003

William Edward Clark 2004-2005

Shane Williams Higgs 2006

Norman Ernesto Lopez 2007-2011

Rolf Steven Pemberton 2012-2014

ChristopherChrzanowski 2015

Carl Edward Weaver 2016

Peter Stuart Jensen 2017

Ronald Joseph Leibfreid 2018

3805 Lee Highway

Arlington, VA 22207

(703) 524-4664

Web Sites:

www.cc42.org www.GrandLodgeOfVirginia.org

Our Stated Monthly meetings are on the

1st and 3rd Thursdays

of each month at 7:30 PM

(3rd Thursday only in July and August and 1st

Thursday only in December)

Honorary Members

George H. Chapin, PGM

James Dean Cole, PGM

Charles Harris Rowell, PDDGM

William Russell McShea, PM

David B. Sentelle

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Jackson G. Garrett, Jr. 1973

Jerry S. Collins 1980

William G. Sizemore 1986

Harry A. Walch 1991

F. Reed Brown 1993

W. Ray Wiseman, Jr 1994

David R. Schultz 1996

Gary L. Hennig 1997

John W. Frank 1998

Philippe Lamery 1999

Donald E. Strehle 2001

Travis S. Hilliard 2003, 2005

John R. Stone 2004

Carl Lester Garris, III 2007

John Patrick Clair 2008-2009

James Franklin Norris 2010

Carl Edward Weaver 2011

Justin Michael Strait 2012

Scott C Aughenbaugh 2013

Marc Allen Hone 2014

David Easton Potts 2015

Robert M. Worley, II 2016

Frederick A. Albert, III 2017

Dean F. Jones 2018

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