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Below you will find an sample of the many things we are doing at John L. DeGrazier Lodge.
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as actitives occur and time to edit permits.
If there are any events missing that you would like to see posted, please feel free to contact us at info@degrazier.org
Archives of previous years events will be accessable in the navigation bar on the left hand side of the page and arranged by year.

This was one of the busiest fundraisers yet as we sereved over several hundred pounds of brisket. Fund was had by all and the day was beautiful!
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John L. DeGrazier Lodge was proud to host the Texas Lodge of Research whereby several papers were read and aprons bestowed upon to orators as full members. TLR Worshipful Master Wayne Sirmon (left) joins newly "aproned" Full Members Charles Maddox (2nd from left) & Franklin H. Todd (2nd from right) following paper presntations. Full Member Charles "Chuck" Bukin (right) presented Bro. Todd with his apron.
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Our annual family outing at yet another Frisco Roughriders game in the hot Texas heat!
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Another great Pancake Breakfast in honor of our Dallas area Firefighters and Policemen was very successfull.
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W:.M:. Garry Stackhouse and his officers were installed for the 2010-2011 Masonic Year.
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Our fourth Pancake Breakfast in honor of our Dallas area Firefighters and Policemen was very successfull. Even Deputy Chief Reyes of the Northwest Division stopped by to pay us a visit to find out what the fuss was about. This time around the Dallas area Police Officers easily out participated the Dallas Firefigthers in knocking back a few pancakes.
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Judy Rorrie of the North Dallas Shared Ministries (NDSM) was this year's recipient of our annual Community Builder Award. She was joined my many friends and volunteers from NDSM in support of her receiving this award.
Adopted
by The Grand Lodge of Texas in January 1991 and regarded as the highest
award a Masonic Lodge can present to a non-Mason, the Community Builder
Award was established with two objectives:
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Our first fund raising attendance at the DeMolay Frank
Marshall Championship
Tournament turned out to be a huge success for all parties involved. We served over 250 hungry
DeMolay boys and
guest participating in this annual Championship Ritual Tournament at
the
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Our annual wives and widows appreciation night in observance of Valentines was well attended. We had a presentation on the history of Valentines Day by our Chaplain Bro. Bruce Baily and live music by our very own Bro. Eric Bailey on the saxophone.
There was plenty to eat and a lot of fellowship as we listened to top 40's music from the 50s. Fun was had by all.
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Our third Pancake Breakfast in honor of our Dallas area Firefighters and Policemen was a huge success. We easily served over 100 people, with over 60 of those being Dallas area Firefighters and Policemen.
The cooks received MANY accolades on their culinary skills and lodge brethren overall received many praises of gratitude from the Firefighters and Policemen for what we were doing. We literally ran out of parking space, as well as bacon. :)
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Every Tuesday night will be “Nights in the Quarry” night. Please come join us for work including practicing degrees, learning the esoteric work, and a time of fellowship.