Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. Celebrating a Milestone in Masonic Excellence
Gatun Lodge
6 months ago
Celebrating a Milestone in Masonic Excellence
Last evening, Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. was abuzz with the spirit of brotherhood as we conferred the esteemed Master Mason Degree upon Brother Juan Francisco Agurto Medina. This auspicious occasion also marked our 2024 Exemplification Degree, a testament to our enduring commitment to Masonic principles and education.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Brother Juan Francisco Agurto Medina for achieving this significant milestone. Your dedication and hard work are truly commendable.
special acknowledgment is due for Brother John Parra, whose exemplary performance as Senior Deacon and 1st Craftsman during the Degree was nothing short of remarkable. Your skill and mastery in these roles were instrumental in the success of the evening's proceedings.
We also wish to express our profound appreciation to all the Officers and Past Masters from Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. Your collective efforts and excellent performance have once again raised the bar of Masonic practice.
The evening was further graced by the presence of the District Grand Lodge from the Panama Canal Zone. We were honored to host such distinguished guests and share in the fellowship that unites us all.
In a moment of proud presentation, **The Worshipful Master Ryan A. Bradshaw** bestowed upon District Grand Master Right Worshipful Eduardo Crocamo two beautifully crafted Trestle Boards. These masterpieces, created by our skilled Brother Juan Zelaya, Senior Warden of Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M., are destined for the District Grand Lodge itself and the Panama Canal District Grand Lodge of Instruction.
These Trestle Boards stand as symbols of our Lodge's craftsmanship and the strong ties that bind us to our fellow brethren across the district.
As we reflect on this memorable evening, let us carry forward the light of knowledge and the warmth of Masonic brotherhood into all our endeavors.
W∴Norman A. Wood Barnes
Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. - Secretary
+1 (786) 547-6184
gatunlodge@panamacanalmasons.org
Last evening, Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. was abuzz with the spirit of brotherhood as we conferred the esteemed Master Mason Degree upon Brother Juan Francisco Agurto Medina. This auspicious occasion also marked our 2024 Exemplification Degree, a testament to our enduring commitment to Masonic principles and education.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Brother Juan Francisco Agurto Medina for achieving this significant milestone. Your dedication and hard work are truly commendable.
special acknowledgment is due for Brother John Parra, whose exemplary performance as Senior Deacon and 1st Craftsman during the Degree was nothing short of remarkable. Your skill and mastery in these roles were instrumental in the success of the evening's proceedings.
We also wish to express our profound appreciation to all the Officers and Past Masters from Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. Your collective efforts and excellent performance have once again raised the bar of Masonic practice.
The evening was further graced by the presence of the District Grand Lodge from the Panama Canal Zone. We were honored to host such distinguished guests and share in the fellowship that unites us all.
In a moment of proud presentation, **The Worshipful Master Ryan A. Bradshaw** bestowed upon District Grand Master Right Worshipful Eduardo Crocamo two beautifully crafted Trestle Boards. These masterpieces, created by our skilled Brother Juan Zelaya, Senior Warden of Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M., are destined for the District Grand Lodge itself and the Panama Canal District Grand Lodge of Instruction.
These Trestle Boards stand as symbols of our Lodge's craftsmanship and the strong ties that bind us to our fellow brethren across the district.
As we reflect on this memorable evening, let us carry forward the light of knowledge and the warmth of Masonic brotherhood into all our endeavors.
W∴Norman A. Wood Barnes
Gatun Lodge A.F. & A.M. - Secretary
+1 (786) 547-6184
gatunlodge@panamacanalmasons.org