Tucson's First Masonic Lodge - Chartered October 15, 1881
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Tucson #4 meets every Wednesday at 7:00 PM
Stated Meetings are held on the First Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM, preceded by a dinner. Dinner is served at 6:00 PM and reservations are a MUST. Price of dinner is $6. Tucson #4 is dark in July and August
Ron Hill, P.M.,Senior Warden Bill Aragon, Junior Warden
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Following map shows the location of visitors to this page in 2009
Bikes for Books
Arizona Masons and Tucson Lodge #4 are donating bicycles to schools to encourage students to read more. The programs sole purpose is to create an immediate interest for students to do additional work to improve their reading and writing skills and basic knowledge.
Masonic Lodges through out the state have donated over 2,000 bicycles to schools to start the program and continue to do so each year. It is estimated 75% of Arizona Lodges are involved in the “Bikes for Books” program. Several hundred bikes donated by the 10 Tucson Masonic Lodges have gone to Tucson schools.
Pastmasters and friends gather on the last Saturday of each month for fellowship at:
Laverna's Coffee Shop
Start Time: 11:30 AM
Deadwood has become a social gathering and tool for the Brothers of our Lodge. The knowledge you pass on to some of our less informed Bretheren is priceless. You are the link from the past to the future. The success of our Lodge, and Masonry is in your hands.
You do make a difference...
Golden Trowel Award also won for 2007, 2006 & 2005
Get your Dinner free for your Birthday
Worshipful Master Sam Stephenson has announced that Tucson Lodge #4 will bring back the tradition of sending birthday cards to its members. Brothers who bring their card to the next Stated Meeting will received their dinner free.
Tucson Lodge #4, F&AM is in the process of searching for a new home following the sale of our building to University of Arizona Medical Center. A special meeting was held at the Lodge on Wednesday, April 15.
The committee, chaired by Brother Jerry Fortson, PM, presented new information to the brothers and members of appendent bodies to get everyone's opinions for guidance in making final decisions.
Brother Graham Davey facilitated the meeting and a report from this meeting and update on where we stand can be found by going to the follwing page:
