TRESTLEBOARD

118 E. Venice Ave, Venice, FL 34285

Worshipful Master John R. Brandon Jr. (850-819-0426)

Stated Communications - 1st & 3rd Monday at 7:30 pm

(Dark 1st Monday—June through September)

Family Dinners held year-round on the 3 rd Monday at 6:00 pm

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Volume 70 Issue 06

JUNE 2020

Chartered on the 18th

Day of April 1951

WELCOME BACK ISSUE!

Worshipful Master: W.·. M.·. John R. Brandon Jr. 850-819-0426 Senior Warden: Br. Darren Bracken 941-809-1494

Junior Warden: Br. Justin Broome 941-626-3806

Treasurer: R.·. W.·. John F. Wermann 941-492-2284

Secretary: Br. Dennis Taylor 941-484-2682

Chaplain: W.·. Lou Ortt 941-485-5313

Asst. Chaplain Br. Steve Uber 941-323-6391

Senior Deacon: Br. Stephen Corkran 941-716-1140

Junior Deacon: Br. Timothy Ferdon 941-380-6246

Marshal: W.·. Adam S. Kendall 941-448-4777

Senior Steward: Br. David Singer 941-202-8426

Junior Steward: Br. Jordan Williams 321-514-0503

Tyler: Br. Walt Milne 941-266-6212

Asst. Tyler: Br. Vince Modie 440-334-4499

Organist: Br. Ken McBride 609-335-4653

Board of Relief: W.·. M.·. John R. Brandon Jr. 850-819-0426

By Laws: R.·. W.·. John F. Wermann 941-492-2284

Charity/Vigilance: Br. Justin Broome 941-626-3806

Education: R.·. W.·. Barry D. Hart 941-544-5550

Electronic Media (Facebook): W.·. Hampton Crimi 941-468-0578

Finance: Br. Darren Bracken 941-809-1494

Fund Raising: Br. Alan Meudt 352-552-2100

Funerals: W.·. Lou Ortt 941-485-5313

Greeters: Br. Stephen Corkran 941-716-1140

Historian: R.·. W.·. Barry D. Hart 941-544-5550

Investigations: Br. Justin Broome 941-626-3806

Lodge Instruction/Catechism: Br. Justin Broome 941-626-3806

Lodge Property: Br. Vince Modie 440-334-4499

Masonic Youth: DeMolay Br. Timothy Ferdon 941-380-6246

Masonic Youth: Rainbow Girls W.·. Lou Ortt 941-485-5313

Monthly Meals/Kitchen: Br. Justin Broome 941-626-3806

Petitions: W:. Steve Ellis 941-306-8520

Publicity: Br. Justin Broome 941-626-3806

Scholarships: W.·. M.·. John R. Brandon Jr. 850-819-0426

Social Media: Br. Alan Meudt 352-552-2100

Transportation: W.·. Lou Ortt 941-485-5313

Trestleboard Editor: Br. Paul J. Noller 941-391-3300

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Appendant Bodies

Officers

Venice Lodge No. 301 F. & A. M.

Committee Chairs

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In the East

Greetings Brothers, it looks like things

are starting to slowly get back to normal. We

have received authorization from the Grand

Master to resume meeting again. Our first

meeting will be the Family Dinner on 15 June

2020. Please RSVP our Junior Warden or

Chef Deb if you plan to attend so they will

know how many meals to prepare.

Per the Grand Masters directive we will

be following CDC guidelines for our meetings.

There will be hand sanitizing stations at the

desk at the front door and the Tyler’s desk. If

anyone wishes to wear a mask they are free to

do so but it is not mandatory (provide your

own mask). Anyone who is sick, does not feel

well, or is uncomfortable coming to lodge at

this time please stay home. Use your best

judgement your brothers will be waiting when

it is time for you to return.

Remember to check the Venice Lodge

Facebook page for updates. The officer’s post

any information they believe is useful to the

members so check it regularly for updates.

Our three Entered Apprentices will be

giving back their proficiency at our June meet-

ing so if anyone would like to volunteer to

help with the upcoming Fellow Craft degree

see our lodge instructor, JW Justin Broome to

sign up.

Congratulations to our Chaplain R:.W:.

Lou Ortt, who will be starting his new position

as District Deputy Grand Master. R:.W:. Ortt

and his committeemen will be holding their

official visit at our next meeting so come out

and meet everyone.

Great news brothers, the City of Venice

has agreed to the terms to lease our second

parking lot as a temporary Fire Station until

theirs is completed. This is the arrangement

started by Worshipful Adam Kendall last year

it just took a little time to finalize everything.

The wheels of government move slowly.

Toale Brothers Funeral Home has graciously

agreed to allow our lodge members the use of

their parking lot as overflow parking if needed

while the Fire Department is occupying ours.

Babe’s Hardware is also allowing the use of

their parking lot after hours.

Masonic Quote of the Month: “We Ma-

sons are among the fortunate ones who are

taught to meet together with others opposing

convictions or competitive ideas and yet re-

spect each other as Brothers.” Brother Albert

Pike, Western Star Lodge No. 2, Little Rock

Arkansas. 1850.

Venice Lodge No. 301 will be hosting

the next Master Mason Association meeting on

25 June 2020, 6:45 p.m. with the school of in-

struction following at 7:30 p.m. All Master

Masons are welcome to attend and join in the

conversation. Come out and get to know some

of your brothers from the other lodges in our

district. It’s always a fun time and our JW

Justin (Judd) Broome will have some type of

refreshment prepared. Hope to see you there.

Fraternally,

John R. Brandon, Worshipful Master

In the West

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Greet ings f rom the West

I am looking forward to seeing

everyone back at Venice Lodge No.

301 this month. Our f i rs t meet ing

wil l be June 15 th wi th a family din-

ner beginning at 6pm. Lodge meet ing

begins at 7:30, we wil l be welcoming

our new DDGM Lou Ort . Please

come out and support him and his

commit tee men.

A lot has been happening at

lodge during the Covid -19 closure. A

huge thank you again to Brothers

Vince Modi and Dennis Taylor . They

have completed the dining room

paint ing and have added many acces-

sories . The interior is looking good.

We hope to begin the ex terior im-

provements in the fa l l .

The Venice Fire department

has returned with a agreement to

lease our southern parking lot for a

term of 15 months while the down-

town Firehouse is rebui l t . After the

rental is complete, they have agreed

to repave that sect ion and with the

funds from the rental we plan to re-

pave the main park ing lot . We can

look forward to smooth parking

soon.

It i s my hope we al so come up

with a bet ter - looking design to close

off our lots than the current bol lards

and chains . Ideas wil l be discussed

at our open off icers meet ing and

suggest ions are welcomed. A decora-

t ive fence could be instal led for

some areas with chained openings.

We also hope to repaint the ex-

ter ior and bui ld a new covered entry-

way to our East entrance. We are al -

ways looking for volunteers to help

improve our bui lding and make i t a

more enjoyable experience and in-

creasing our opportuni t ies for rental

income.

Our engraved brick fundraiser

is s t i l l act ive, get yours ordered and

have your name permanent ly added

to the archives of the bui lding exte-

r ior .

Hope to see everyone at

Lodge, i f you have a cold or i l lness

please refrain from joining. We want

everyone to be happy and heal thy.

Fraternal ly,

Darren Bracken, Senior warden

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In the South

Brethren & Ladies: It is very important that everyone planning on attending our family dinners make reservations. Please let me know so we can ensure sufficient meals will be available for all who attend. We do not want to run out of food! Please contact me at: nportmason@gmail.com

Greet ings my brothers!

I am extremely happy to be

able to get back to our work in the

lodge to bet ter our community and

enrich our f raterni ty. That being

said I hope this f inds each of you

heal thy and wel l .

As always i f any brother

feels the need to s tay at home due

to the corona virus please know we

as off icers completely understand

and respect your decis ion to do so.

This month we wil l defini tely

be doing our community out reach

day I just need to hear back from a

few places to make sure we can

make i t happen. If you would l ike

to get involved please email , cal l ,

or speak with me at lodge and I

wi l l give you al l the part iculars

once I get defini te p lans made.

This month our en tered ap-

prent ices are ready to give back

their EA catechisms. They wil l be

doing so at our s tated communica-

t ion on family dinner night . Please

i f you can show up to show these

new brothers some support .

Chef Deb has prepared a de-

l icious family dinner menu for us .

The menu is Penne with Ital ian

Sausage and Spinach, Mixed Green

Salad, Garl ic Bread and Dessert . I

wi l l be in need of brother to help

me serve the dinner that night so

please get wi th me i f you are inter-

es ted in helping.

In closing brothers I am very

happy to be able to get back to

work and s i t wi th you al l in lodge.

These past few months have been

ex tremely t rying for us al l , and i t’s

t ime to get back to peace and har-

mony. I personal ly can’ t think of

any bet ter way to do that then get

back to the quarry. See you al l in

lodge brothers . “Do al l you can and

do i t the best you can. It’s the only

way you get that feel ing of t ruly

accomplishing something.” -

Brother Harland “Colonel ’ Sanders .

Fraternal l y,

Just in Broome Junior Warden

If you are aware of any Brother or Lady who is in sickness or distress, please contact a Lodge Officer.

R a i s e d t o t h e S u b l i m e D e g r e e o f M a s t e r M a s o n

All men are born of Mothers . All Masons are raised by Brothers - Anonymous

Entered Apprentice Fellow Craft

C u r r e n t E A ’ s & F C ’ s

Tristin Crimi

Devin Dukes

Greg Ellis

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Venice Masonic Lodge No. 301 is on Facebook

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S i c k n e s s & D i s t r e s s

W:. Steve Murphy

06/02/1978 Harris T. Luscomb III

06/02/1986 Frederick Ellis

06/02/1990 Daniel J. Serpentelli III

06/04/1994 Charles T. Yelton

06/05/1982 John H. Greene III

06/10/1985 Edward J. Crowe

06/10/2006 Victor P. Maulawin

06/11/1959 David E. Rubin

06/16/2007 Todd A. Meschelle

06/22/2019 Christopher S. Bowman

06/22/2019 Keith B. Higgins

06/22/2019 Michael C. Houck

06/26/1967 Louie E. Kelly

06/30/1958 Robert L. Anderson

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RITUALS

by R. W. Bro. O. P. Thomas 1969 Masonry has several different ways of working. This is sometimes confusing to a visitor, yet the essen-tials are universally the same. This divergence arises from many causes or reasons apparent in its development form an Operative Craft to a Speculative Institution.

Some writers assert the oldest account of Masonic ceremony is that of a ritual being prepared by Elias Ashmole, a celebrated antiquarian at Oxford in the 17th century, which was adopted by the Lodges in England This is disputed by others.

What the old ceremony was we do not know, but it is claimed by recognized authority that it consisted of only one form, and that the designations "Entered Apprentice," "Fellow Craft" and "Master Mason" were simply the names of the different classes of workmen, and did not refer to different ceremonies, as there was but one - that of initiation.

Who divided the old ceremony into three is not known, but that they were extant in London in 1725 is well established.

The rivalry among the Free Masons in England, 1717 to 1813, was the principal cause of different cer-emonial, and led to non-intercourse between the Lodges.

The Grand Lodge of England and the Grand Lodge of the Ancients had each their own particular way of working. The Masons in Ireland and Scotland had each their own methods. They were all active n spread-ing Free Masonry to the Continent and the Colonies of America, and naturally there followed divergence in Masonic instruction.

In the latter part of the 18th century, and near its close, another addition was made to Masonic ritual-ism in America by John Hamer and Thomas Smith Webb. The former was an English Free Mason who came to America in 1793. Thomas Smith Webb was a bookbinder, made a Mason in "Rising Sun Lodge," New Hampshire, in 1790, when 19 years of age; initiated December 24th and passed and raised on December 27th. For such procedures, the Lodge lost its Charter.

In 1796, when "Temple Lodge" at Albany, N.Y. was instituted, John Hamer was W.M., and Thomas Smith Webb the S.W. These men took the Prestonian Lectures, which had later come out from England, and, further dramatized them, formulating what they called the "York Rite", taking the name from the Grand Lodge of the Ancients, which at that time assumed the title, "Ancient York Rite Masons." This is generally called by well informed Masons, the "Webb Work." Hughan, writing of the term, "York Rite" says: "There is no such Rite, and what it was no one knows."

If, by the Term "York Rite" is meant the work of the "Grand Lodge of England," organized at York in 1751, then the ceremonies of the Masons under the Grand Lodge of England at London is York Masonry. Hughan, Sadler and Oliver said that the work of the Grand Lodge at York was similar to the London Grand Lodge.

The Webb work cannot consistently be called the American work, as rituals of many of the States dif-fer from each other materially.

At the union of the English Grand Lodges in 1813, the rituals of both were abolished, and a new ritual formulated called "The Union Degrees". These are not strictly followed, as in England is the "Oxford Ritual," the "West End Working" and others. Scotland is different, and Ireland shows a wide divergence from both.

It is not likely there ever will be a universal manner of working, though it might well be the same in any one particular jurisdiction of a Grand Lodge.

For more educational insights like the above, please visit: http://www.themasonictrowel.com/education.htm

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Masonic News & Events

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Masonic News & Events

The Scottish Rite is widely considered to be the University of Masonry. You are invited and encouraged to spend one weekend, October 24th & 25th, at the Tampa Scottish Rite Masonic Center, 5500 Memorial Hwy, Tampa, FL 33634.

Witness numerous degrees performed on stage in full costume by members of the Scottish Rite. There is nothing for you to memorize. You just, watch, learn, and enjoy. The experience will open your mind to new thoughts. At the end of one weekend, you will be a 32° Mason!

For further information and to obtain a petition please contact: W:. Jeff Pick, 32° KCCH Scottish Rite Ambassador 301master2013@gmail.com

**Car Pooling is available**

SUPPORT MASONIC YOUTH

Each year, the Grand Lodge of Florida strikes brass and silver coins with the

Most Worshipful Grand Master's likeness on the obverse side, and the Grand

Lodge of Florida seal on the reverse side. These coins

are presented in every District by the Chairman of

Masonic Youth Coins for purchase by the Craft.

The proceeds from the sale of the Grand Master's

Coins contributes directly the Florida Masonic Youth

Charities, a non-profit or-

ganization under the

Grand Lodge of Florida,

the sole purpose of which is to fund all Masonic

Youth activities within the Grand Jurisdiction.

Masonic Youth groups are the future of our Fra-

ternity, and depend on these contributions to fund

such youth activities as installations, group meet-

ings, group social events, and general expenses of

particular chapters.

Excerpted from: https://grandlodgefl.com/program_coins.html

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Florida Masonic License Tag

Please support the effort to raise much needed funds for the Masonic Home of Florida by purchasing a Florida Masonic

License Tag. It is only an extra $25.00!

By choosing the Masonic Tag for your vehicle you will show your support of the Craft as well as the Masonic Home of

Florida.

1951 (d) Forest Chapman 1952 (d) C. Allen Pattison, DDGM 1953 (d) Elihu B. Roberts 1954 (d) Sanford Smith 1955 (d) Robert Bruce Rigby Sr. 1956 (d) Carl Cribbs 1957 (d) Malcolm A. Miner 1958 (d) George R. Mitchell 1959 (d) Irvin H. Jones 1960 (d) Joseph Jossart 1961 (d) Thomas Hankins 1962 (d) John A. Nelson 1963 (d) Lee G. Briner 1964 (d) George R. Collett Jr., DDGM 1965 (d) William Hendrix 1966 Richard Geraci 1967 (d) Wade H. Ballard Sr. 1968 (d) William A. Cultice 1969 (d) Paul Lanius, DDGM/DI 1970 (d) A. Bradford Smith 1971 Roger Isphording 1972 (d) Larry Jeffrey 1973 (d) Hubert Palmer, DI 1974 (d) Joseph Bezjian 1975 (d) Donald A. Richard 1976 (d) Forest L. Foster 1977 (d) Harold L. Jones 1978 (d) Hudson W. McCoy 1979 (d) John P. Haus 1980 (d) George A. Carver III 1981 (d) Harold L. Jones 1982 (d) Maurice M. Dalton Sr., DDGM 1983 (d) James Oakley 1984 George DeNeen 1985 (d) C. Bruce Jones

1986 (d) William W. Brooks 1987 Rodger L. Craig Sr., DDGM 1988 Richard Cervi, DDGM/DI 1989 (d) Ralph Wilkinson 1990 Robert B. Strayer Jr. 1991 (d) Robert J. Lane 1992 (d) Curtis Bradley 1993 David Harris 1994 Stephen H. Clark, DDGM 1995 (d) Malcolm B. Ryder 1996 Louie E. Kelly 1997 Frederick Ellis 1998 (d) Richard Tacy 1999 Steve Ellis 2000 (d) Eric B. West, DDGM 2001 (d) B. John Ross 2002 John F. Wermann, DDGM 2003 Hampton Crimi 2004 Robert Kern 2005 Louis H. Ortt 2006 (d) Donald Hixon 2007 Joseph Stella 2008 G. Rocky Kearney 2009 John Hobeika 2010 John Latta 2011 Barry D. Hart, DDGM/DI 2012 Louis Marchetti 2013 Jeff Pick 2014 Steve Murphy 2015 Derek J. Lynn 2016 Mark R. Baltimore 2017 Scott D. Steelman 2018 Gene Scheuring 2019 Adam S. Kendall

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Venice Lodge No. 301 F. & A.M. Past Masters

(d)- Deceased DI - District Instructor DDGM—District Deputy Grand Master

1993 Br. Steve Yosman

1994 W.·. Louis Ortt

1995 W.·. David Harris Jr

1996 W.·. B. John Ross (d)

1996 W.·. Malcolm Ryder (d)

1997 Br. Don Needham

1998 Br. Donald Smith

1999 W.·. Malcolm Ryder (d)

2000 W.·. Malcolm Ryder (d)

2000 W.·. Richard Tacy (d)

2001 W.·. Malcolm Ryder (d)

2002 W.·. B. John Ross (d)

2003 R.·. W.·. Rodger Craig

2004 R.·. W.·. Rodger Craig

2005 R.·. W.·. John Wermann

2006 R.·. W.·. John Wermann

2006 W.·. Hampton Crimi

2007 R.·. W.·. John Wermann

2007 R.·. W.·. Rodger Craig

2008 Br. John Lewis (d)

2009 Br. John Greene III

2010 Br. John Greene III

2011 Br. John Greene III

2012 No Award Given

2013 W.·. Louie Kelly

2013 W.·. Mark Baltimore

2014 Br. Marcel Leclerc

2015 Br. Walt Milne

2016 Br. John Brandon

2017 Br. Darren Bracken

2018 Br. Dennis Taylor

2019 Br. Vince Modie

Venice Lodge No. 301 Mason of the Year

We would like to thank the following brothers for supporting our Lodge.

Gold $50.00 Silver $25.00 Bronze: $10.00

Venice Lodge No. 301 Boosters

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Perpetual Members of Venice Lodge No.301 Mark R. Baltimore

Lee G. Briner

Philippe G.V. Canlers-Memorial

Richard Cervi

Steve Clark

John Coffey

Rodger Craig

Hampton Crimi

Maurice Dalton Sr.

Frederick Ellis

Steven Ellis

David Farley

Les Frisby-Honorary

Richard Geraci

Barry D. Hart

Harold L. Jones-Memorial

G. Rocky Kearney

Louie Kelly

Adam Kendall

Robert Kern

John Latta

Robert MacAlvanah

Joseph Madrak

James Malmfeldt-Memorial

Louis Marchetti

Robert Martin

Gerald Maxey

Clark McClelland

Ronald Morrison

Paul J. Noller

Earl Orth

Louis Ortt

Jeffrey Pick

Blair Post

Dwight Ridgeway

B. John Ross

Malcolm B. Ryder

Mark Scarselli

Edward Schwenk-Memorial

Glenn M. Smith-Honorary

Joseph Stella

Richard Tacy

Dennis A. Taylor

Robert D. Trump-Honorary

Jerry Wadel

John Wermann

Eric West

Andrew Wormington

John Winters

W.·. Mark R. Baltimore

W.·. David Harris

R.·. W.·. Barry D. Hart

Br. Paul J. Noller

W.·. Jeff Pick

Please contact a Lodge Officer to support our Lodge as a Booster.

23 rd Masonic District Lodges

Englewood Lodge No.360—265 Pine St., Englewood, FL 34223—1st/3rd Tuesday-7:30pm Liberty Lodge No.412 (Daylight) at Manatee Lodge No.31—2nd Saturday-9am Manatee Lodge No.31—402 15th St. E., Bradenton, FL 34208—1st/3rd Monday-7:30pm Peace River Lodge No.66—909 North Oak, Arcadia, FL 34266—2nd/4th Tuesday-7:30pm Phoenix Lodge No.346—240 S Tuttle Ave., Sarasota, FL 34237—1st/3rd Tuesday-7:30pm Punta Gorda Lodge No.115—25349 Airport Rd., Punta Gorda, FL 33950—1st/3rd Thursday-7:30pm Sarasota Lodge No.147—2160 Main St., Sarasota, FL 34237—2nd/4th Tuesday-7:30pm Venice Lodge No.301—118 E. Venice Ave., Venice, FL 34285—1st/3rd Monday-7:30pm West Coast Lodge No.409—520 30th Ave. W., Bradenton, FL 34205—2nd/4th Monday-6:30pm

Help Yourself—Help Your Lodge—It is Once—It is Forever

Louise Craig

Linda Dale

Merilee Greene

Barbara Hart

Wendy Kearney

Judith Kendall

Donna Noller

Elaine Ortt

Diane Pick

Debra Sims

Merri-Anne Wermann

Perpetual Friend Members of Venice Lodge No.301

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Fax (941) 493-4000

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Venice Shrine Club

Meets 3 rd Tuesday—11:00 AM

at Left Coast Seafood

385 US41 Bypass, Venice

President: Darren Bracken

941-809-1494

www.VeniceShrineClub.org

York Rite Freemasonry Commandery 1st Thursday—7:30pm

Odd Months—West Coast No.409 Even Months—Venice No.301

Royal Arch 2nd Thursday—7:30pm

Sarasota No.147

1845 S. Tamiami Trail Venice, FL 34293

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