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Archive for - Philanthropy

Student Scholarships

Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

Lodge 26 will soon be deciding which area high schools to award our 2010 scholarships…


So if you have a child or grandchild graduating in 2010, let Brothers LeRoy or Jerry know which high school they attend by December 30th 2009.



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LODGE 26 DONATES TO THE SALVATION ARMY

Saturday, October 18th, 2008
Thursday – October 16th, Fond du Lac Lodge 26 presented a donation to the Fond du Lac Salvation Army.

(From left to right: LeRoy Kifer, Denise Shaffer – Salvation Army,
Burt Mayborne, Jeffery Keller)

“From monetary donations to area charities such as the Salvation Army, to donating the use of our banquet facilities for ARC events, we are proud to serve the community we have been a part of for the last 159 years.” – Scott Bond, Junior Warden, Lodge 26.
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SCHOLARSHIPS

Sunday, August 31st, 2008

Last year a senior should have received a Masonic Scholarship and was very disappointed when she did not. She was well qualified and deserving and had strong Masonic ties. They were overlooked because we didn’t realize she was a senior.

Please let us know by December 1 if you have a child or grandchild who will graduate from an area High school next spring. We will inform the school and ask them to give special consideration if they apply.

Contact: LeRoy Kifer or Jerry Schrankler

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Lodge 26 2008 Soccer Pictures! (7/26/08)

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

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LeRoy stands alert ready to serve a variety of drinks for the Lodge 26 Concession Stand at the Soccer Games on Saturday.
Scott and LeRoy stand at the ready Saturday morning at Marion University.
The “meat men”: Burt, Ben, and Kevin serving up burgers, brats, chicken, hot dogs, and chips.
Near the cooler, soda jerks: Scott, LeRoy, and Dave stand at the ready.
Serving hungry customers.
Players on the field.
Players in action.

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Lodge 26 2008 Soccer Pictures! (7/25/08)

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008

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Friday evening player picnic at Marion University.
New Lodge 26 Banner on Friday.
Burt and LeRoy slaving away in the kitchen on Friday.

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Thanks for the Soccer Support!

Thursday, July 31st, 2008


The 2008 Wisconsin Masonic High School All Star Soccer Games are now in the history books, but Fond du Lac Lodge 26 had a great time at the event last weekend!

On Friday (7/25/08), Lodge 26 welcomed the players and provided the food for the player picnic that evening .

For Saturday’s (7/26/08) games, Lodge 26’s LeRoy Kifer presented the Flag and Lodge 26 provided the game concessions.

Thanks to the Soccer Committee for getting Lodge 26 involved in this great event, especially Nancy Storrs and David Tainter.

HUGE thanks go out to the Lodge 26 members and family! Without thier help, our participation would have been impossible:

  • Jay Worth
  • LeRoy Kifer
  • Jamison Kifer
  • Richard Petak
  • Jeffery Keller
  • Sherry Keller
  • Kevin Sherman
  • Ben Parkhurst
  • Burt Mayborne
  • Dave Olsen
  • Scott Bond

It was a privilege for Lodge 26 to be a part of the games and we look forward to participating over the next three years while the games are in Fond du Lac!

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Lodge 26 Donates to Flood Relief

Friday, July 4th, 2008
On June 27, 2008 Fond du Lac Lodge #26 Junior Deacon, George Weigel, presented a $250 check to Broken Bread Chair, Kathleen Mac Gregor, to aid in replenishing their food supply which was destroyed in the June flooding.

Broken Bread distributes food and other supplies on Friday afternoons to those in the Fond du Lac area. Over 100 volunteers collect and distribute food gathered from grocery stores, restaurants, bakeries, correctional institutions, as well as produce and dairy items purchased by Broken Bread. Other large contributions of food are received from the Boy Scout, Girl Scout, and Letter Carrier food drives. A group of volunteers prepare a light meal to serve our guests. Broken Bread serves 170 to 180 families each week and provided food to 27,000 people in 2006. Broken Bread has been a chartered mission of the Cathedral since 1991. The Cathedral also serves as a distribution site for the Share Program, a statewide aid organization that distributes food once a month.

For more information on Broken Bread contact: St. Paul’s Cathedral, 51 W. Division Street, Fond du Lac – 920-921-3363.

Photo: George Weigel, 4th from left, present a check to Broken Bread Chair Kathleen MacGregor, 3rd from left.Also present were some of the board members: Mary Weinshaar, Father Brian Beno, Lee Salter, Karen Baumhart, Del Hansen and Tom Freidel.

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Lodge #26 2008 Scholarship Awardees!

Sunday, June 29th, 2008

Thursday, June 26th, Fond du Lac Lodge 26 held a banquet in honor of our 2008 scholarship awardees.

Thanks to everyone who attended and good to luck to our winners in their future educational endeavors!

Pictured are the recipients of scholarships given out by the Fond du Lac Lodge #26 F. & A. M. at the Masonic Center following a dinner and ceremony honoring them.

Front row left to right are:
Alexandria Glise (Leroy Scheatzel Scholarship), Scott Woicek ( FdL Lodge #26 Matching Scholarship), and Marisa Leisten, (Wilbur and Avis Craw Scholarship).

Back row:
LeRoy Kifer – Secretary, Jerry Schrankler – Scholarship Chairman, and Burt Mayborne – Treasurer

Marisa Leisten
Alexandria Glise
Scott Woicek
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