PROCEEDINGS GRAND LODGE - Freemasons of Wisconsin

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INTRODUCTION OF PAST GRAND MASTERSMost Worshipful Michael A. DeWolf, Past Grand Master and Grand Secretary,MW Herman A Friess, PGM, PG Trustee, MW Denman G. Kramer, PGM, MWA.D.Anderson, PGM, MW Darrell Aderman, PGM, MW Kenneth W. Shannon, PGM,MW Allan E. Iding, PGM, MW Russell R. Selbo, PGM, PG Treasurer, MW WilliamE. Day, PGM and Grand Trustee, MW George A. Wallinger, PGM, PGS, PG Trustee,PGM, MW Carl J. Wussow, PGM and Grand Trustee, MW Beecher Daniels, PGM,MW Dean T. Massey, PGM, ‘MW Kingman D. Loomis, PGM, PG Trustee, MWRobert E. Moore, PGM, MW Charles E. White, PGM, MW John W. Hein, PGM, PGTreasurer, PG Lecturer, MW Lawrence L. Myers, PGM, MW Richard E. Black,PGM, MW Bruce S. Sim, PGM, PGS and G Trustee, MW James H. Olson, PGM. Allwere given the Grand Honors.INTRODUCTION OF DISTINGUISHED GUESTSR.W Reginald S. Kuhn, Senior Grand Warden of NebraskaW. Brother Roger Deininger, Grand Tiler of NebraskaR.W. Dennis Robinson, Senior Grand Warden of South DakotaM.W. David W. Miller, Past Grand Master and Grand Treasurer of IllinoisIllus. Sir James Linderman, Potentate, Tripoli Shrine in WisconsinIllus. Sir James Slezak, Sr., Potentate, Beja Shrine in WisconsinW. Brother Brian Hudy, Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter R.A.M. of WisconsinW. Brother Parker W. Dow, Most Illus. Grand Master, Grand Council R.S.M. ofWisconsinW. Brother Charles Kolbe, Grand Commander Grand Commandery K.T. ofWisconsinIllus. Brother Norman L. Christianson, Grand Minister of State and Deputy forScottish Rite of WisconsinHelen Wheeler, Worthy Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star in WisconsinW. Brother John Knee, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star in WisconsinAnnette Kidder, Grand Royal Matron, Grand Court Order of AmaranthJames Heady, Grand Royal Patron, Grand Court Order of AmaranthBrother Eric Gross, State Master Councilor Order of DeMolay in WisconsinAbbey Schwartz, Grand Bethel Honored Queen, Job’s Daughters of WisconsinMeliora Kifer, Grand Worthy Advisor, Rainbow for Girls in WisconsinGrand Master Magoon asked all to give the distinguished guests the GrandHonors.THREE PILLARS’ C.E.O. ANNUAL REPORTTo the Grand Lodge Free and Accepted Masons of Wisconsin:Your Three Pillars Senior Living Communities have experienced a most historicyear. Last July, we celebrated the centennial of Brother Willard Van Brunt’soriginal contribution to Wisconsin Masonry. The preparation and celebration of theCentennial festivities allowed many friends of Three Pillars to reflect on thesuccesses Masonry has seen in providing a quality of life and quality care tothousands of Wisconsin brothers and sisters over the last century. We have beenvery blessed to have received dedicated leadership, strong fraternal support, andcaring and skilled providers throughout the years.8
In the midst of reflecting on our proud history, we were also heavily involved inpositioning Three Pillars to remain a constant source of quality for the comingdecades. Construction proceeded without complication on our new Compass PointCatered Living facility. On September 17, 2005, Grand Master Magoon revealedand dedicated the cornerstone for Compass Point, in what is still one of the mostbeautiful and symbolic of Masonic ceremonies.On March 7, 2006, Compass Point opened with the move of 33 apartments fromthe Wisconsin Masonic Home. These “charter residents” have taken to their newhome, and have proven right our concept of Catered Living – an individualized levelof support to provide each resident with their maximum level of independence. Onemonth later, Compass Point saw 45 occupied apartments with 5 more move-insscheduled, and drew intense interest from other senior care providers includingsome in Minnesota and Illinois. Finally, on May 13, an excited crowd joined us incelebrating our Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting.Beyond the addition of Compass Point, our independent living apartments –Village on the Square received $1,000,000 of upgrades and modernizing to againplace it at the forefront of senior apartment living. Mason Woods continues to be apopular choice for “up north” relaxed senior living. The Masonic Center for Health& Rehab and Riverside Lodge continue to excel at providing more intense levels ofsupport and care, and once again were rewarded with shining inspection results bythe State authorities.During the year, I am pleased to report that we reached our goals for contributionsand pledges towards our Building on a Vision capital campaign. A special thank yougoes out to all the individuals, lodges, and groups that selflessly gave or pledgedsupport towards our new endeavor. Your generosity will help assure the stability ofservices and level of quality that Wisconsin Masons have come to expect for theirfellow brothers and sisters.With the advent of Compass Point, many have asked of the future of theWisconsin Masonic Home, known as Van Brunt Hall. As of the writing of this report,no definitive plans have been set, but an extremely competent group of brethren arecontemplating its future – for the good of Three Pillars and Wisconsin Masonry.Everyone has agreed that if at all possible, the building should be reused for abeneficial purpose.Finally, the staff, residents, and Board are preparing to host the annual conferenceof the Masonic Homes Executives’ Association of North America. From June17th through the 20th, over 200 representatives from Masonic and OES Homesaround the country will be attending this year’s conference in Lake Geneva –planned and hosted by Three Pillars. The highlight of the conference will be anafternoon outing to our campus in Dousman with tours and a picnic like many inWisconsin have experienced over the years.We thank you for your on-going support and commitment to those brothers andsisters that helped build this great fraternal family in Wisconsin. We will continueto make the commitment to you, that we will strive to consistently provide a caring,quality environment for all those that call Three Pillars home.9Fraternally submitted,Mark A. Strautman,President & C.E.O.
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primarily in finding new renters. W
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3,696 members or $59,136 in income.
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2006-2007 PROPOSED BUDGET77
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home, how many were you missing? Ma
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job of Secretary. They only had abo
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others. It is not that expensive co
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and positive about what they are do
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D. Chamberlain to expel from our fr
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each other, do you like each other?
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GRAND LODGE PLANNING COMMITTEE REPO
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Patriotism. When you think about it
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RESOLVED, That the following modifi
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REPRESENTATIVES OF LODGES* Indicate
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71 QuincyJeffrey Marquardt, W.M.Mar
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182 MarinetteWendell Kopish, W.M.Fr
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287 CrandonLouis Spaude, W.M.288 Un
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PRESENTATION BY GRAND ORATORFrankli
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in every single lodge.”Every lodg
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they do things. We have centers of
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District #10 District #11 District
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Respectfully submitted,Nancy Storrs
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COMPUTER USAGE COMMITTEE REPORTTo t
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Benson, Fred (109) 1Bergerson, Perc
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DISTRICT NO. 7Asplin, Donald (180)
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Moe, John (218) Crivitz 1 E.A.Siewe
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FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH PRINCE HAL
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Waverly Lodge No. 51: Request: Cons
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PRESENTATION OF PAST GRAND MASTER
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APPENDIX D2005-2006Grand Lodge Offi
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PAST GRAND MASTERSPerry A Risberg (
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2-3 Dan E Walters (149)Sanctuary #3
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6-2 Currently UnassignedClintonvill
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9-3 John M Winters (94)Oregon #151A
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GRAND LODGE TRUSTEESTerm ExpiresCar
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WISCONSIN MASONIC HOME, INC.Thomas
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