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Links from the Web!

Happy Friday the 13th

The White Swan Lodge

A Lutheran approach to our ritual

Eloy Lodge No. 46 featured in Eloy Grand Prix video

Decoding Britain's lost Masonic Secret

Lost history of Freemasonry in Scotland

The Chamber of Reflection

Spreading the Cement

Never ask a Freemason the date

Tercentenary Event at the Masonic Temple

1717 or 1721

The Origins of Freemasonry If you would like to include pictures or info for an edition of The Copper Post, please send to the Arizona Grand Editor at editor@azmasons.org

The Grand Lodge of Arizona F. & A.M. has been decorated for the Holidays and is ready to welcome the Brethren of Arizona for the Annual Grand Lodge Christmas Party on December 17th

PLEASE RSVP AND JOIN US!

Grand Lodge Offices ready for Christmas Party

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ARIZONA MASONRYBr. Johnny Royal documentary

33 and Beyond:The Royal Art of Freemasonry Is being shown by special engagement at

Arizona Mills on Thursday January 4th at 7:30PM. Buy extra tickets. This is a great event to invite prospects. To purchasetickets, click on the link below. https://gathr.us/screening/reserve/22089

Please note: We need at least 53 tickets sold to hold the screening. RESERVE NOW!!!!

Watch Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdEtNqdQX-8

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El Quixote Lodge No 83 Dia De Muertos Event El Quixote Lodge celebrated Dia de los Muertos with a very memorable celebration for all Masons on November 4th . A presentation on the history and meaning of Dia de Muertos was given by PM Josue Cuevas followed by abeautiful ceremony performed by all the members of El Quixote Lodge No. 83. A very special rendition of La Llorona was sung by Senior Deacon CristhianDiaz

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ARIZONA MASONRYNogales Lodge No. 11 125th Rededication Grand Lodge was convened at Nogales Lodge No. 11 on November 11th to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the Charter. As part of the ceremony, the Lodge building was rededicated and all attending Brethren received a commemorative coin.

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ARIZONA MASONRYDowntown Lodge No. 86 Year End Party!

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ARIZONA MASONRYOriental Lodge No. 20 Public Schools EventOriental Lodge No. 22 honored 22 teachers from the Mesa Public Schools and awarded 4 students for their Essay Contest submission. A wonderful event for all and a special thanks to those brothers and assisted with this year’s festivities.

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ARIZONA MASONRYPinal Lodge No. 30 Thanksgiving Meal DonationFirst annual Masonic Thanksgiving meal delivery in Pinal County was a success! Deserving and needy families where chosen to receive a full Thanksgiving dinner from Pinal Lodge No. 30. Thank you brethren for pitching in & helping. This was a threeLodge effort between Pinal No. 30, Gila Valley No. 9 & Eloy No. 46. Have a Happy Thanksgiving & God Bless!

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ARIZONA MASONRYLodge Dues Notices sent via Pony ExpressThe 2017 dues notices for Gila Valley Lodge No. 9 were sent out via the goodole’ Pony Express! The riders paraded down Main St. in downtown Florencearound noon on November 3rd collecting mail along the way as part of the yearly celebration of the Gilbert Days Rodeo. Florence Mayor Tara Walters welcomed the contingent and gave them a proclamation celebrating the day. Special Lodge envelopes were affixed with a commemorative postmark to celebrate the occasion, what else would you expect from the a Lunar Territorial Lodge in Historic Florence, Arizona?

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ARIZONA MASONRYCelebrating MWB Rex Hutchens 75th Birthday with Adobe Lodge No. 41Happy 75th Birthday MW Rex Hutchens and thank you Brother Bob Kille for hosting and for the beautiful Adobe 41 plaque you have made

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ARIZONA MASONRYOne Day Grand Masters ClassThe Grand Lodge of Arizona is sponsoring a One Day Class hosted by Hunters Paradise Lodge No. 85 on March 31, 2018, at the El Zaribah Shrine, 552 N. 40th Street, Phoenix, AZ. The degrees will be conferred by the El Zaribah First Degree Team, the Scottish Rite Second Degree Team, and the York Rite Third Degree Team.The consideration for this one day class is to aid Lodges in cleaning up their FAILED TO ADVANCE candidates, any backlog of CANDIDATES IN PROCESS, and any NEW PETIONERS which the Lodge might want to send to a one day class.It shall be the Individual Lodge’s decision on whether to allow its candidates to participate.I encourage you to examine your own records for 2015 and 2016, and even from years prior to 2015, to find brothers that have failed to advance. I ask that you make a concerted effort to review your Failed to Advance records and contact these brothers, offering them this option to complete their degrees. Be advised that all candidates that have FAILED TO ADVANCE for a period of 2 years must comply with Section 7-204 of the Revised Arizona Masonic Statutes prior to attendance at this one day class. In addition, any candidates currently in the process of petitioning, or awaiting election, or awaiting the degrees due to a Lodge back log are also welcome to attend this class.A list of your proposed candidates must be received in the Grand Secretary’s Office no later than January 18, 2018. If your Lodge is not interested in participating, please also notify the Grand Secretary’s Office, so there is a record of your response.Fraternally,

Scott A. ThomasGrand Master2017-2018

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ARIZONA MASONRY300th Anniversary of Masonry Coin Fund Raiser!Greetings Brethren,We have a Grand Lodge of Arizona 300th Anniversary of Freemasonry Coin as Masonic Youth Group Fundraiser. The purchase price is $10, (five of which is going to be for the youth groups. (See the attached images), Please contact your Lodge Secretary or any DDGM or DDGL to purchase the Coins both either individually or in quantity. They will make great gifts for Masons and Non-Masons alike and the benefit going to the Masonic youth is a worthy cause. The details of purchasing are described below and I am asking for your help to make this successful fundraiser and hope you will support it.

Fraternally,

Scott A. ThomasGrand Master2017-2018

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Prometheus Lodge No. 87 initiates its newest member

Glendale Lodge No. 23 adds another to their Lodge

The newest Master Mason at Phoenicia Lodge No. 58

Senior Wardens Night at Arizona Lodge No. 2

Peoria Lodge No. 32 helping with the Phoenix Scottish Rite Reunion

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Wayfarers Lodge No. 50 visits Phoenicia Lodge No. 58

Glendale Lodge No. 23Fellow Craft Degree

Eloy Lodge No. 46 helping at the Picacho Fall Festival

Pinal Lodge No. 30 sets up at Copperstate Fly in

Gila Valley Lodge No. 9 give a tour to some traveling Arizona Lodge No. 2 Brothers before the Stated Meeting

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Scottish Rite starts it’s Fall Reunion with a number of new candidates

Glendale Lodge No. 23 holds elections

Entered Apprentice Degree at Aztlan Lodge No. 1

Child at Risk with Eloy Lodge No. 46, Gila Valley Lodge No. 9 and

Pinal Lodge No. 30

Gila Valley Lodge No. 9 visits Montezuma Lodge No. 35 and finds the

familiar face of a Past Grand Master

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Tucson Scottish Fall Festival Aztlan Lodge No. 1 helps with the 13th

Degree a the Scottish Reunion

Cast of the 31nd Degree of Southern Arizona

Oasis Lodge No. 52 Poker Run

Prometheus Lodge No. 86 bringing Brother Love home.

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Great turnout for the Acacia Lodge No. 42 Annual BBQ

The newest Master Mason at Chandler Thunderbird Lodge No. 15

What could possibly go wrong when you get a couple Past Grand Masters

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Newest Entered Apprentice being initiated at Tucson Lodge No. 4

Great day for a ride with Downtown Lodge No. 86 and a Green Dragon Widow Sons photobomber. Photobomber might be the Master of Jerusalem Lodge No. 66 from

this angle….

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Another Brother Raised at Prometheus Lodge No. 87

Adobe Lodge No. 41 has a great turnout for their Stated Meeting

Welcome Brother Nathan Schick, Glendale Lodge No. 23’s newest

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Nueva línea de oficiales para el próximo año 2018

Downtown Lodge No. 86 preparing for the end of the year party

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Veterans parade with Aztlan Lodge No. 1

Another great Scottish Reunion in the books

Fellowcraft Degree at Downtown Lodge No. 86 in their new Lodge room

at Sabbar Shrine

Montezuma Lodge No. 35 and Arizona Lodge No. 2 adopted a

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Marion McDaniel Lodge No. 56 Officer line looking sharp

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A Few Good Men in Kilts Fun times before InstallationGlendale Lodge No. 23

Order of the Eastern Star Gold Star!

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Phoenicia Lodge No. 56 getting ready for Installation

Phoenicia Lodge No. 58 presenting their long time Secretary with a token of

appreciation for his many years of service to the lodge. Brothers and Nobles from

Downtown 86 with national patient ambassador Emily Mellish.

Brother Bill Caipen of Apache Junction 100 year Birthday and 50

year Masonic service pin presentation

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Another successful SR Reunion in the books!

Veterans Day Parade at Aztlan Lodge No. 1

Celebrating education week with an education in front of the first Peoria

School, opened in 1906.

Entered Apprentice Degree at Scottsdale Lodge No. 43

Donuts from Donut Parlor for some lucky teachers for Public Schools week

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Mentoring program at Prometheus Lodge No. 87 has some enthusiastic

members

Huachuca Lodge No. 53 lining up for the Veterans Day Parade

Gila Valley Lodge No. 9 participates in the 85th Annual Jr. Parada Parade

Installations at Paradise Valley Silver Trowel No. 29 find a familiar

face sitting at the Secretary Desk

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HISTORY OF THE GRAND LODGESPOTLIGHT ON FRANCIS MARION ZUCK 1902 GRAND MASTER OF ARIZONAFrancis Marion Zuck was born in Greenburg, Pennsylvania, July 21, 1838, and died in Holbrook, Arizona on the 1th day of June, 1909. The Judge having suffered a stoke causing paralysis.

At the outbreak of the Civil War Bro. Zuck enlisted in the 3rd Iowa Volunteer Infantry, was in the Army of the Tennessee, participating in the battles of Donelson and Shiloh and other engagements of that campaign, and on account of ill health received an honorable discharge November 20, 1863. Came to Arizona in 1882, settling in Holbrook Navajo County, and for several years served his county as Probate Judge and also as Treasurer.

Bro. Zuck served several times as Master of Chalcedony Lodge No. 6, located in his hometown,was a charter member of Temple Chapter No. 8, located in Winslow and was its first High Priest; a member of Ivanhoe Commandery No. 2, stationed in Prescott, and a noble of El Zaribah Shrine in Phoenix.

In 1902 was elected Grand Master of the Grand Lodge F. & A.M> of Arizona, and in 1907 Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter R.A.M. of Arizona.

In grand Lodge he was the Representative of Arkansas. In Grand Chapter, Indiana, and in Grand Commandery, New Jersey.

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ARIZONA MASONS SOCIALLY OUT IN THE STATE

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MASONIC EDUCATIONThe Old Master by Carl Claudy- 1924The Ideal Mason"So you think Brother Parkes is an ideal Mason, do you?" asked the Old Past Master of the Young Brother. "I like Brother Parkes, but before I gave assent to your adjective of 'ideal' I'd like to have you define it.“ "What I meant" answered the Younger Brother "was that he is so well rounded a Mason. He is Brotherly, charitable, loves a good speech and a good time, and does his Masonic duty as he sees it.“ "Oh! Well, if that's being an ideal Mason, Parkes is surely one. But I can't follow your definition of ideal. For there are so many ideals in Freemasonry, and it has been given to few...I doubt, really, if it hasbeen given to any...man to realize them all. Certainly I never knew one. "There are so many kinds of Masons! I do not refer now to the various bodies a brother may join; Chapter, Council, Commandery, Scottish Rite Lodge, Chapter, Council, Consistory, Shrine, Grotto, Tall Cedars, Eastern Star; a man may belong to them all and still be just one kind of Mason."When I speak of 'kinds' of Masons I mean 'kinds of ideals'."There is the man whose ideal of Masonry is ritual. He believes in the ritual as the backbone of the fraternity. Not to be letter perfect in a degree is an actual pain to him; he cares more for the absolute accuracy of the lessons than the meaning in them. His ideal is a necessary one, and to him we are indebted for our Schools of Instruction, for our accuracy in handing down to those who come after us, the secret work, and to a large extent, for what small difficulties we put in the way of a candidate, by which he conceives a regard for the Order. What is too easily obtained is of small value. Making a new Mason learn by rote some difficult ritual not only teaches him the essential lessons, but makes him respect that which he gets by making it difficult.

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MASONIC EDUCATIONThe Old Master "There is a brother with the social ideal of Masonry. To him the Order is first a benevolent institution, one which dispensescharity, supports homes, looks after the sick, buries the dead, and, occasionally, stages a 'ladies night' or a 'free feed' or an'entertainment'. He is a man who thinks more of the lessons of brotherly love than the language in which they are taught; as aritualist, he uses synonyms all the time, to the great distress of the ritually-minded Mason. To the social ideal of Masonry andthose to whom it makes its greatest appeal we are indebted for much of the public approbation of our Order, since in its social contacts it is seen of the world. "There are brethren to whom the historical, perhaps I should say the archeological ideal, is the one of greatest appeal. They are the learned men; the men who dig in libraries, read the books, who write the papers on history and antiquity. To them we are indebted for the real, though not yet fully told story of the Craft. They have taken from us the old apocryphal tales of the origin of the Order and set Truth in their places; they have uncovered a far more wonderful story than those ancient ones which romanticists told. They have given us the right to venerate ourage and vitality; before they came we had only fables to live by. To them we owe Lodges of Research, histories, commentaries, the great books of Masonry and much of the interpretation of our mysteries. "Then there is the symbolist. His ideal is found in the esoteric teachings of Freemasonry. He is not content with the bare outline of the meaning of our symbols found in our lectures-he has dug and delved and learned, until he has uncovered so great a wealth of philosophical, religious and fraternal lessons in our symbols as would amaze the Masons who lived before the symbolist began his work. "To him we are indebted for such a wealth of beauty as has made the Craft lovely in the eyes of men who otherwise would find in it only’ another organization.' To him we are indebted for the greatest reasons for its life, its vitality. For the symbolist has pointed the way to the inner, spiritual truths of Freemasonry and made it blossoms like the rose in the hearts of men who seek, they know not what, and find, that which is too great for them to comprehend.

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MASONIC EDUCATIONThe Old Master . "These are but other ideals of Freemasonry, my son, but these are enough to illustrate my point. Brother Parkes follows thesocial ideal of Freemasonry, and follows it well. He is a good man, a good Mason, in every sense of the word. But he is not an 'ideal' Mason. An 'ideal’ Mason would have to live up to, to love, to understand, to practice, all the ideals of Freemasonry. And I submit, it cannot be done. "What's your ideal of Freemasonry?" asked the Younger Mason curiously, as the Old Past Master paused. "The one from which all the things spring", was the smiling answer. "I am not possessed of a good enough memory to be a fine ritualist; I don't have time enough to spare for many of the social activities of Masonry, I am not learned enough to be historian or antiquary, nor with enough vision to be an interpreter of symbols for any man but myself. My ideal is the simpleone we try to teach to all, and which, if we live up to it, encompasses all the rest; the Fatherhood of God, and the brotherhoodof man."

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MASONIC TRIVIAHoover Dam, originally known as Boulder Dam from 1933 to 1947, when it was officially renamed Hoover Dam by a joint resolution of Congress, is a concrete arch-gravity dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona. It was constructed between 1931 and 1936 during the Great Depression and was dedicated on September 30, 1935, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Its construction was the result of a massive effort involving thousands of workers, and cost over one hundred lives. Some of those Operative Masons were also Speculative Masons and on the weekends when they were not building the dam, they used their expertise to build the Lodge building of Kingman Lodge No. 22 in Kingman, Arizona.

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MASONIC TRIVIAThe game score was reported Bisbee 27, Douglas 26 or something similar to that, no one was quite sure after the circus football game on December 9, 1922 in Bisbee Arizona. More than 100 men, women, and children enjoyed the game and stunts that followed almost every play and the Boy Scoutfun was increased close to $500 by the end of the day. "There were flashed ofreal gridiron action yesterday, in spite of the fact that few expected to see anything resembling real football. But the real fun was in the burlesque. Stunt after stunt was staged, the program culminating in a remarkable operation on Harry Clark at the conclusion of the last quarter. Big Tony Fridberg was the first player knocked out, A derrick was rushed onto the field and Tony was hoisted to his feet. A few moments later Tony hit the dust again, this time it was announced that he had died and a coffin was brought onto the field and he was placed it in. Of course the it being Big Tony, the coffin was too small!There were a score of others just as funny, judging from the laughter that echoedaround the field. One player knocked out, could not be revived by Dr. Bridge andhis corps of physicians and nurses. A farmer rushed to the side of the injured player, drew a suspicious looking bottle from his pocket and at once revived him!Sounds like the precursor to the Harlem Globetrotters! Dr. George A. Bridge wasthe surgeon for the Phelps Dodge Corp. in Bisbee Arizona. He graduated from Yale in 1898, being elected into Phi Beta Kappa and came to Arizona in 1903 after graduating from Columbia Medical School. He was Master of Perfect Ashlar Lodge in 1912 and Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons in Arizona in 1915

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MASONIC TRIVIAIn 1935 widely known Phoenix attorney and affiliated with the Phoenix National Bank, Charles C. Woolf was elected president of the Arizona Bankers Association during the closingsessions of its 32st annual convention. Hewas Master of Tempe Lodge (Chandler Thunderbird Lodge #15, F. & A. M. of AZ) in 1913 and Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons in Arizona in 1917

Somewhat Masonic Trivia:Party like it’s 1787!Early Americans routinely consumed alcohol at rates that would put today’s college freshmen to shame, and our founding fathers were no exception. With no electricity, modern transportation or digital media, there simply wasn’t much else to do at night.A great example was George Washington’s farewell dinner on Friday, September 14, 1787 hosted by the First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry. How do we know that? We have the bar tab! Yes, food was served, sort of. One item on the tab was “Rellishes, Olives etc.”, which sounds more like things you put in a cocktail than things you eat. Here are some of the charges:• 54 bottles of Madeira• 60 bottles of claret• 22 bottles of porter• 12 bottles of beer• 8 bottles of hard cider• 8 bottles of Old Stock (a.k.a. colonial whiskey)• 7 large bowls of spiked punchOK, you might think that’s not too bad for a large party. But it wasn't that large of a party, there were only 55 people there… once you do the math, that’s pretty impressive.

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MASONIC TRIVIAIn 1970, David Camp Porter was initiated and received his third degree in White River Lodge. In 1974, he was Worshipful Master of White River Lodge #62 Free and Accepted Masons of Arizona and afterwards he served as secretary of the Lodge until 1989. In 1990-1991, he served as Grand Master of Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons in Arizona. His first official visit as Grand Master was to a Magdalena Lodge No 50 in New Mexico because this was his father’s Lodge. Thirteen brothers from White River Lodge made the journey with him. The brothers of Magdalena Lodge greeted the brothers of White River Lodge with a chili dinner and great hospitality. In the spring of 1991, Most Worshipful Brother Porter held Grand Lodge in Show Low

On September 8th, 9th, and 10th of September 1913 the three degrees were held in a session within the walls of the Grand Canyon. The ceremonies started Monday with the EA Degree in the bottom of the Canyon. The Fellowcraft was held at the Halfway house in the afternoon, and Tuesday, on the top of Hopi Point and the third degree was held. A special train was hired to gather brethren from all over the state for this epic event. Part of the entertainment included a grand ball in the dining room of El Tovar on Monday evening

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MASONIC TRIVIARobert Macoy was an Irish-born American publisher. Macoy was born on October 4th, 1815 in Armagh, Ulster County, Ireland. His family moved to the United States when he was just four months old. He received in an extensive education in the United States and when he was able entered the printing business. He remained in the printing businesshis entire life. In 1849, Macoy starteda masonic supply and publishing business. The company is still in business today and is the largest Masonic publishing, regalia and supply house

Hoover Dam, originally known as Boulder Dam from 1933 to 1947, when it was officially renamed Hoover Dam by a joint resolution of Congress, is a concretearch-gravity dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona. It was constructed between 1931 and 1936 during the Great Depression and was dedicated on September 30, 1935, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Its construction was the result of a massive effort involving thousands of workers, and cost over one hundred lives. Some of those Operative Masons were also Speculative Masons and on the weekends when they were not building the dam, they used their expertise to build the Lodge building of Kingman Lodge No. 22 inKingman, Arizona.

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TALES OF ARIZONA MASONRY 1882-2016Commander Dr. Robert W. J. Cocks (Jack)— Low on fuel, and with 27 Navy dive bombers in tow, 23-year-old Robert “Jack” Cocks landed his Curtiss SB2C Helldiver on the newly seized Tacloban Airfield located on Philippine island of Leyte. It was early in the evening of Oct. 25, 1944. Cocks and the 27 other pilots spent the day conducting airstrikes against a Japanese fleetled by Vice Admiral Takeo Kurita during the Battle off Samar. Nearly 2,500 American sailors and pilots were either dead, wounded or missing by day’s end; the battle is considered the most dangerous of the larger, three-day Battle of Leyte Gulf, which itself is regarded as one the largest Naval battles of World War II, according to a Norwich University study. “The (Tacloban) field was clear,” Cocks remembered, “but it was being worked on that day on the far end with Marston matting ... I went in first successful, (and)saw that the crew that was working on that end of the field was too darn close to planes that were coming in too fast.” Despite his exhaustion after diving through “a veritable curtain of anti-aircraft fire,” Cocks leaped from the Helldiver’s cockpit at the request of an Army officer in charge at Tacloban and ran toward the 27 incoming planes. “I grabbed a sheet or pillowcase or something,” Cocks said, “and went to the end of the runway and tried to give the standard signals for ‘You’re going too fast’ or ‘You’re too high for a good landing,’ that sort of thing, for, I don’t know, three hours.They were coming in regardless, and it was getting dark, too. There wasn’t an awful lot of time.” Only one-quarter of the airstrip was suitable for landings, according to a statement released after the heroic occurrence, “and that was pocked with holes and soft spots left by enemy bombs.” There were rumors of snipers still in the vicinity of the airfield, and Cocks unwittingly made himself an easy target as he guided the planes in. By 9 p.m., however, he landed all 27 planes and not one man was lost; he received the Legion of Merit — replete with the “V” Device for valor — for his efforts.

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TALES OF ARIZONA MASONRY 1882-2016Commander Dr. Robert W. J. Cocks (Jack) The LOM and a slew of other medals are encased in a glass frame that hangs on the west wall of Cocks’ living room at the Sterling Inn; the contents of the room — on walls and in boxes — could fill a museum and paint a vivid picture of the Pacific Theater. But at 95, Cocks’ memories of tours in Guadalcanal and aboard the USS Hornet CV-12 as part of Carrier Air Group 11 remain the crucial link to a war that exists more than 70 years in the past. Cocks stood in the sand on Leyte and watched General Douglas MacArthur — then field marshal of the Philippine Army — return to the Philippines, a moment immortalized in an iconic photo-op. World War II Navy veteran Dr. Robert W. “Jack” Cocks, who safely guided more than two dozen fellow dive bombers onto the damaged Tacloban Airfield during the Battle of Leyte Gulf, died May 4 at his Sterling Inn home. He was 96. Cocks’ son, Chris Cocks, told the Daily Press the cause was congestive heart failure. Born April 29, 1921, in Morenci, Arizona, “Jack” Cocks was the son of English emigrants. At 20, during his second year at Northern Arizona University — then named Arizona State Teachers College — Cocks made a decision that shaped the next 40 years of his life. “A pilot flew over the campus in a Navy trainer.It circled the campus, landed in a field and a bunch of people went out to see what the deal was,” Chris Cocks said. “The Navy was looking for students. He submitted his name, and they started the process that day.” On Oct. 25, 1944, Cocks and 27 other pilots conducted airstrikes against a Japanese fleet during the Battle off Samar. According to a statement released by the Navy following the battle, the pilots “scored many damaging hits and near-hits,” but were “perilously short of fuel” and “elected to land at Tacloban rather than hazard the long return flight to their ship.” Only a quarter of the airfield was suitable for landing due to craters left by enemy bombs.

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TALES OF ARIZONA MASONRY 1882-2016Commander Dr. Robert W. J. Cocks (Jack) Cocks came in first, then spent three hours signaling the incoming aircraft to ensure successful landings. He did so amid nearby snipers and still-exploding bombs. For his heroism, he received the Legion of Merit, replete with the “V” Device for valor. He was also decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross for a direct hit earlier that day on a light cruiser that was protecting the Japanese battleship Yamato. After the war, Cocks earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona, according to Chris Cocks. He also received two master’s degrees and, later, a doctorate incriminal administration from the University of Southern California. “He worked for the Los Angeles County Probation Department for many years and launched programs to readjust parolees into the work environment,” Chris Cocks said. “He started out as a probation officer,but moved up the ranks to deputy chief.” He retired from the Navy on April 29, 1981, after 40 years of service. In October of that year, as a deputy chief, Cocks received a citation from President Ronald Reagan in recognition of “exemplary service to the nation in advancing job opportunities in the business sector for disadvantaged citizens and needy youth.” Cocks switched to probation work at the federal level before becoming a district court executive at the Federal Courthouse in Los Angeles. “He described that as his ultimate achievement,” Chris Cocks said. “The pillar of his career was to work with those judges”

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TALES OF ARIZONA MASONRY 1882-2016Commander Dr. Robert W. J. Cocks (Jack)Chris Cocks said his father’s military career was “never a part of his family life.” “I knew he was a pilot, but he never talkedabout it,” Chris Cocks said. “Even when I was a kid, he’d go away for the weekend, but I had no clue he was in military intelligence or that he was a test pilot after he came back from the war.” That changed in 2014 when Cocks was interviewed by filmmaker George Retelas and Nevada-based historian Tim Hampton for “Eleven,” a documentary about 11 surviving members of Carrier Air Group 11, a squadron that served aboard the USS Hornet, CV-12.

Brother Robert ‘Jack” Cocks was initiated into Coronado Lodge No. 8 F. &A.M. in Morenci, Arizona while a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy on January 25, 1944. He was Passed February 14, 1944, and Raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason on February 22, 1944.

He later Affiliated with Safford Lodge No. 16 on May 4, 2017

He was buried with full Masonic Honors in Miramar National Cemetery.

Thank you to WB Gene Bull for the information and writing credit to Mathew Cabe of The Daily Press

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COPPER CORRIDOR MASONRY

December 7, 2017 Pinal Lodge No. 30OV from SGD Randall Jager

www.facebook.com/pinallodge307:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 9, 2017 White Mountain No. 3 10:00 am Stated Meeting

December 12, Ray-Winkleman No. 247:30 pm Meeting

December 14, 2017 Yuma No. 17www.facebook.com/groups/165341547176775

7:00 pm Meeting

December 14, 2017 Safford No. 16https://www.facebook.com/groups/156141284847387

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 21, 2017 Eloy Lodge No. 46www.facebook.com/Eloy-Lodge-No-46-of-Free-Accepted-Masons-of-Arizona-494580944085012

NO MEETING, 2017 Gila Valley Lodge No. 9www.facebook.com/gilavalley9 @gilavalleylodge

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NORTHERN ARIZONA MASONRY

December 6, 2017 Mohave Valley No. 687:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 7, 2017 Flagstaff No. 7www.facebook.com/groups/

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 11, 2017 Winslow No. 137:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 11, 2017 Kingman No. 22OV from JGD Jim Baker

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 White River No. 62www.facebook.com/WhiteRiver62

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Sy Harrison No. 70OV from SGW Greg Vasquezwww.facebook.com/Sy-Harrison-Masonic-Lodge-70

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Aztlan No. 1www.facebook.com/Aztlan-Lodge-1 @aztlanlodge1

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Havasu No. 64www.facebook.com/Havasu-Masonic-Lodge-No-64-F-AM-

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 13, 2017 Williams Grand Canyon No. 387:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 13, 2017 Central Arizona No. 14www.facebook.com/CentralAZLodge14

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 13, 2017 Chalcedony No. 67:30 pm Stated Meeting

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PHOENIX MASONRY

December 5, 2017 Arizona Lodge No. 2www.facebook.com/ArizonaLodge2

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 6, 2017 Paradise Valley Silver Trowel No. 29www.facebook.com/Paradise-Valley-Silver-Trowel-Lodge-No29-F-AM

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 7, 2017 Montezuma No. 357:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 7, 2017 Scottsdale No. 43www.facebook.com/scottsdalemasoniclodge

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December 9, 2017 Hiram Daylight No. 73www.facebook.com/HiramDaylightLodgeNo73

12:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Wayfarer No. 50www.facebook.com/wayfarers50

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Phoenicia No. 58www.facebook.com/Phoenicia58

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December 13, 2017 El Quixote No. 83OV from JGW Boyd Robertson

www.facebook.com/groups/elquixote837:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 13, 2017 Sahuaro No. 45www.facebook.com/groups/Sahuaro45

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 18, 2017 Pioneer No. 82www.facebook.com/pioneermasons

7:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 16, 2017 Arizona Sunrise No. 8810:00 am Stated Meeting

NO MEETING, 2017 Hunters Paradise No. 85www.facebook.com/Hunters-Paradise-Lodge-85-F-AM

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SOUTHERN ARIZONA MASONRY

December 4, 2017 King Solomon No. 5www.facebook.com/groups/

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December 6, 2017 Huachuca No. 53www.facebook.com/Huachuca53 @HuachucaLodge53

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December 7, 2017 Perfect Ashlar No. 12www.facebook.com/groups

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December 9, 2017 Camp Stone No. 77www.facebook.com/groups

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December 12, 2017 Wilcox No. 107:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Mount Moriah No. 197:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 13, 2017 Nogales No. 117:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 19, 2017 Green Valley No. 71www.facebook.com/greenvalleylodge71

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December 18, 2017 San Pedro No. 55www.facebook.com/groups/sanpedro55

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December 4, 2017 Marion McDaniel No. 56www.facebook.com/groups/MarionMcDaniel56

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December 5, 2017 Adobe No. 41https://www.facebook.com/groups/413707212136698/

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December 6, 2017 Aaron No. 49www.facebook.com/groups/

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December 6, 2017 Tucson No. 4www.facebook.com/groups/

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December 9, 2017 Jerusalem Daylight No. 66OV from SGD Randall Jager

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December 12, 2017 Oasis No. 52www.facebook.com/Oasis-Lodge-52 @oasis52tucson

7:30 pm Stated Meeting

December 12, 2017 Nelson C Bledsoe No. 74www.facebook.com/profile

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December 13, 2017 Epes Randolph No. 32www.facebook.com/groups/1033656566693307

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December 13, 2017 Builders No. 60OV from DGM Craig Gross

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December 18, 2017 Anahuac No. 817:00 pm Stated Meeting

December 18, 2017 Downtown No. 86www.facebook.com/Downtown-Lodge-86-FAM

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VALLEY PHOENIX MASONRY

December 5, 2017 Oriental Lodge No. 20www.facebook.com/Oriental20

7:00 pm Meeting

December 6, 2017 Prometheus Lodge No. 87http://tinyurl.com/j9xgqne @PrometheusAZ

7:00 pm Meeting

December 12, 2017 Chandler-Thunderbird No. 15www.facebook.com/ChandlerThunderbird @Thunderbird15AZ

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December 14, 2017 Apache Lodge No. 697:00 pm Meeting

December 5, 2017 Camelback Daylight No. 75www.facebook.com/camelback.daylight

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December 5, 2017 Acacia No. 42www.facebook.com/AcaciaXLII

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December 5, 2017 Peoria No. 31www.facebook.com/FreemasonsPeoriaLodge31

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December 7, 2017 Glendale No. 23OV from JGD Jim Baker

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December 14, 2017 Sun City No. 72OV from SGD Randall Jager

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December 16, 2017 Jerusalem Daylight No. 66STEAK COOKOUT

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December 17, 2017 Grand Lodge of ArizonaCHRISTMAS PARTY

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February 10, 2018 Grand Lodge of ArizonaGrand Line 1st Degree at Scottsdale Lodge No. 43

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March 23-24, 2018 Grand Lodge of ArizonaGrand Lodge Leadership Conference

Holiday InnCasa Grande, Arizona

March 31, 2018 Grand Lodge of Arizona One Day Master Mason Class

El Zaribah Shrine Temple552 N. 40th St.Phx, Arizona

June 23, 2018 White River Lodge No. 62White Mountain Lodge No. 3

Dutch Mountain Degree10:00 am Degree Begins

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FUND RAISERSThe Phoenicia Lodge No. 58 F&AM Raffle!

They're here!! The Phoenicia 58 Skateboardproject is in full effect. Limited edition Skateboards sporting an original Wes Humpston design on a Big Foot template.

Handmade and silk screened in the USA by Splitt Lipp Manufacturing in California.

A donation of $150 per board secures a great piece of Skateboarding and Masonic history. Only 50 boards were made in this run. For more information, please contact Phoenicia Lodge No. 58 directly atinfo@phoenicia58.org

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SPECIAL EVENTSThere are no tickets to be purchased, come as you are!

Dress code: Holiday dress or dressy casual

Come on down to the Grand Lodge of Arizona building and spread some Holiday cheer with the Grand Lodge officers and see all the new changes!

This will be the unveiling of the Grand Lodge Museum at the Grand Lodge Building!

Come see your Lodge’s exhibit and some of the history of Freemasonry in Arizona!

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Lodge Perpetual Life MembershipDid you know that Perpetual Life Memberships are available from the Lodge? It is not too late before the end of the year!18 years old through 35 years old is 25 times the annual Lodge dues36 years old through 50 years old is 20 times the annual Lodge dues51 years old through 65 years old is 15 times the annual Lodge dues66 years old and above is 10 times the annual Lodge dues!

Contact the Lodge Secretary for a Perpetual Life Membership Application!

Memorial Perpetual MembershipDo you have a Masonic family member, Masonic friend or notable Mason that you would like to recognize at your Lodge? Recent changes in the Arizona Masonic Code now allow you to purchase Memorial Life membership for any deceased Mason that you wish to memorialize in your Lodge Perpetual Life Fund. The fee for these Memberships is only 10 times dues ($1400). The Deceased Mason’s name will remain on the Lodge’s register in perpetuity and the Lodge will receive an annuity from this donation every yearContact the Lodge Secretary for a Memorial Perpetual Membership Application for that someone special!

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Brethren, Friends, and Family,This year the Masonic Charities of Arizona approved 18 grants totaling $30,000 to organizations throughout Arizona. These 501c3 charitable organizations provide much needed services to their communities. Those services include assistance to our Veterans at the three VA Hospitals in Arizona, Domestic abuse shelters, child learning disabilities, training and assistance forpeople with special needs, support for soldiers abroad, Adult literacy programs and Personal hygiene kits for the working poor and homeless. We are able to award these Grants from the income of our investment fund, Lodge and Personal donations and support from Grand Lodge. In order to keep up with the desire to expand our Grant distribution to more organizations and communities around the State we ask for your help. We have registered with the Amazon Smile Foundation. Amazon Smile will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organization selected by their customers. For Amazon customers to select the Masonic Charities of Arizona to receive these donations go to http://smile.amazon.com/ch/94-2746389 to automatically select us. Or you can go to www.smile.amazon.com and you will be prompted to select a charity. Now you are ready to shop and support the Masonic Charities of Arizona. The Board of Directors of the Masonic Charities of Arizona extends our appreciation to all of you for your support. Fraternally,Jim BakerSecretary, Masonic Charities of Arizonawww.masoniccharitiesaz.comjhb4557@gmail.com 520-518-0409

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2018 Arizona Grand Lodge OfficersGrand Master; Scott Thomas (15, 23, 43)Deputy Grand Master: Craig Gross (4,74)Senior Grand Warden: Greg Vasquez (15)Junior Grand Warden: Boyd Robertson (1)Senior Grand Deacon: Randy Jager (52)Junior Grand Deacon: Jim Baker (9)Senior Grand Steward: George Rusk (20)Junior Grand Steward: Darrel “Po-Po Mandrell (15,75)Very Worshipful Grand Secretary: James Rowan (43)Very Worshipful Grand Treasurer: Michael McGee (13,50)Grand Lecturer: Ron N. Allen (4,55,74,81)Grand Chaplin: Jason Stryker (86, 56)Grand Orator: Ahmet S. Erdemir (32,41)Grand Marshall: Lance Brown (7)Grand Editor: Roger Biede III (9)Grand Bible Bearer: Jesse Lee (43)Grand Sword Bearer: Michael Bernhardt (45)Grand Pursuivant: Mark Brown (43,85)Grand Standard Bearer: Michael A. Dale (17)Grand Organist: Carlos Rausch (43)Grand Tyler: Matthew Reidmiller (53,77)

District 1: Keith McCormack District 13: Jeff HortonDistrict 2: David Sahady District 14: Kirk Lockett, Sr. District 3: Damon Krieg District 15: Roderic WagonerDistrict 4: Clayton J. Howard District 16: Lyle AdamsDistrict 5: James E. Grier District 17: Robert L. Hill District 6: Mikel White District 18: Bill CramerDistrict 7: Vince Santos District 19: James Wild District 8: Robin Settlemeyer District 20: Mark H. NeilsenDistrict 9: James Xie District 21: Dean MillardDistrict 10: Gerry Massey District 22: Matt MorralesDistrict 11: L. Grand Hayes District 23: James E. Watson District 12: Michael Gatti District 24: John Escapule

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2018 Arizona DDGL’sDistrict 1: Jason D. Morrett District 13: Jason MichlowitzDistrict 2: Cal D. Magness District 14: Leigh Creighton District 3: Bob S. Goble District 15: Gus PortilloDistrict 4: John Reynolds District 16: Richard Hendrickson

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