Freemasonry - Rated "G"

This organization is very near and dear to my heart, but the group has had a tumultuous time. Lacking good leadership since inception, I have carried this organization to record-breaking charitable contributions and numerous “only available here,” unique experiences. Outsiders (like the profane often do to regular Masons) do not comprehend what we do. Lately, […]

The first court in our state, the Masonic Order of Athelstan was chartered during a “snowpocalpse.” The organization even drew membership from neighboring states and went on to have a 2.5 year waiting list to join.

I created an event that was the largest meeting ever held for Veritas Lodge No. 556; 32 men in attendance with visitors representing 19 different lodges, 5 different states and 6 jurisdictions.

For the first time in our organization’s 42-year history, Oklahoma York Rite College No. 75 was recognized as an Honor College, thanks mostly to the effort I put in to bring in the largest class of candidates in our organization’s history, and a focused purpose on achieving the high standards required to earn the honor.

You never forget your first time. Although, on that day, I forgot to bring part of my uniform! The Order of the Temple, a York Rite degree conferred by a Commandry of Knights Templar, will always have a very special place in my heart. It is one of the most impressive degrees for the Christian