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2Through the decades: 2013-2022
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2012 J. Ned Culler Award
The 2012 J. Ned Culler Award for Masonic Excellence was presented to Rt. Wor. Eades, Sr. for his outstanding service to Freemasonry and Tuckahoe Lodge.
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2011 J. Ned Culler Award
The 2011 J. Ned Culler Award for Masonic Excellence was presented to Rt. Wor. Carpenter, Jr. for his outstanding service to Freemasonry and Tuckahoe Lodge.
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A Tribute to the District Deputy
Right Worshipful James Ned Culler was a dedicated 40 year member of Tuckahoe Lodge. Ned passed away on May 2nd 2010 after a brief illness. Brother Ned and members of the Lodge celebrated his 98th birthday in January when he read a poem he penned. Actually it seemed as though Ned was always working on a new poem, and he would share them with us individually, and at our meetings. Ned’s talent was very special, and we have created a special page on the Tuckahoe website with samples of his creative talents.
The poem that follows was an original work by R.W. J. Ned Culler, and was recited by him in Tuckahoe Lodge on January 4, 2001. The inspiring recitation was occasioned by the official visit to his home lodge by R.W. Robert W. Carpenter, Jr., District Deputy Grand Master for Masonic District 15-C. R.W. Ned and R.W. William Y. Roper, III, proudly presented R.W. Bro. Bob to the W.M., members, and visitor’s assembled.
Brother Ned added a verse in honor of the newest District Deputy from Tuckahoe Lodge. On the evening of December 2, 2004 he recited a quatrain (*) in honor of R.W. Robert C. Eades.
It is now December 2nd of 2010, and though Ned is gone from our midst, another verse has been added to continue the tribute to those from Tuckahoe who serve the Craft as a District Deputy. Though certainly not written with Ned’s skill and heart, a new quatrain(**) is offered with great humility, respect to his memory, and in honor of R.W. Jack Cooke.
Herewith:
A Tribute to the District Deputy
By: R.W. J. Ned Culler
We would at this time pay tribute to some brethren
who have led the way.
There was Brent, and Lovern, and George Wright,
Who in the early days lit the light.
And then Haid, and Roper, and Roper came,
Who each in turn fanned the flame.
Culler and Whitley served their day,
And left their mark along the way.
Now comes another to add his glow,
To the Masonic light that is Tuckahoe.
R.W. Robert Wales Carpenter, Jr., DDGM 15-C,
And through him that light shall brighter be.
* The players change, but the goal is the same,
To feed the fire and fan the flame.
Which shall be done by the words and deeds,
Of Right Worshipful Robert Crews Eades.
** Six years have passed, our fraternal light shines on,
And now another Masonic year is ready to dawn,
Proudly, a Tuckahoe name graces the Grand Master’s book,
Our dedicated brother, Right Worshipful Jackie Glenn Cooke.
*** It’s been a decade plus that has quickly passed,
And now Barry Coleman Faison’s District jewel is cast.
Once again, it’s Tuckahoe’s turn to lead,
And fulfill our District’s leadership need.
RW Barry, we’ve watched with joy your Masonic quest,
Your daring, unflinching plan to fulfill our District’s best.
For you see, as a leader advancing in the dark,
The Brethren who follow your lead will indeed appreciate your mark.
And no doubt your mark you have positively made,
As each day and task completed is a perfect ashlar truly laid.
© J. Ned Culler 1-01, *12-04.
© Douglas M. Messimer ** 12-10, *** 12-22
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Nuggets
2017
2016
- 01 January - 5 Minute Mason - Auld Lang Syne
- 02 February - 5 Minute Mason - Story of a Stone
- 03 March - 5 Minute Mason - Masonic Myths (Part I)
- 04 April - 5 Minute Mason - Masonic Myths (Part II)
- 05 May - 5 Minute Mason - Masonic Myths (Part III)
- 06 June - 5 Minute Mason - The Sts. John
- 07 July - 5 Minute Mason - A Pass at the River Jordan
- 08 August - 5 Minute Mason - Why are we here
- 09 September - 5 Minute Mason-Your Personal Compass
- 10 October - 5 Minute Mason - Getting Your Bearings
- 11 November - 5 minute Mason - Why Attend a Masonic Funeral
- 12 December - Memorial service
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2014
2013
2012
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Archive
- 2004-04 Sisters of Hiram
- 2004-12 Tribute to the District Deputy
- 2005-03 Freemasonry-Men in Good Company
- 2005-04The Invisible Lodge
- 2005-05 Something to Think About
- 2006-06 Flag Salute
- 2006-08 Just what is this thing called 'Unity'
- 2007-01 Bits and Pieces
- 2007-02 About Masonic Funerals
- 2007-03 The 24 Inch Gauge
- 2007-04 Guarding the Westgate
- 2007-05 The Future of Our Craft
- 2007-06 The Holy Saints John
- 2007-07 To Adorn with Beauty
- 2007-08 Masonry-Like an Electronic Circuit Board
- 2007-09 Mentoring Masons
- 2007-10 Frozen Words
- 2007-11 Whats in Your Masonic Wallet
- 2008-01 Making Resolutions
- 2008-02 I Will Always...What
- 2008-03 Importance of Laws Rules and Regulatons
- 2008-04 The Length of Your Cable Tow
- 2008-05 What Came Ye Here to Do
- 2008-06 Masonry and Baseball
- 2008-07 Homilies Slogans etc
- 2008-08 Strange Infamous Masons
- 2008-09 The Perfect points..
- 2008-10 The Perfect Cubit
- 2008-11 A Clean Slate..
- 2009-01 Mayo Jar and Coffee
- 2009-02 Women in Masonry
- 2009-03 Freemasonry A-Z
- 2009-04 The Beehive
- 2009-05 What have we done with our time
- 2009-06 From a Lodge of the Holy Saints John
- 2009-07 Hi, Welcome to Wal-Mart
- 2009-08 AntiMasonic stamps
- 2009-09 Masonry and Wise Men
- 2009-10 Its Really Quite Simple
- 2009-11 Trestleboard-Square the Lodge
- 2009-12 Memorial Service
- 2010-01 A day at the work site with Hiram
- 2010-02 Masonic Stones
- 2010-03 Take Me as I Take You
- 2010-04 Masonry Lost Funeral Verses
- 2010-05 Rule and Guide
- 2010-06 Mini-nuggets
- 2010-07 The Winding Stairs
- 2010-08 What about Regular Masonic Steps
- 2010-09 Shhh...Its a Secret..
- 2010-10 Our Flag...Symbol or Icon
- 2010-11 A Ram, an Eagle, and Two Orders
- 2010-12 Memorial Service