"It is worth mentioning that many sitting Grand Masters and in the Grand Line of other Grand Jurisdictions started their Masonic career in the Philippines, either in Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Cavite City, Angeles City, and Olongapo City.
"I mentioned that Filipino Masonry is not only a Builder of Nations and Cradle of Heroes, as MW Enrique L. Locsin so eloquently adopted as his theme, but we are also Makers of Grand Masters of other Grand Jurisdictions. Among those is MW Oscar M Jayme [initiated, passed & raised in 1980] of the Grand Lodge of Hawaii, who started his Masonic career at Lincoln Lodge No. 34."
From a Cabletow article [April 2008] by MW Bro Jaime Y. Gonzales.
"The Grand Lodge of Hawaii also recently elected its new set of officers. We feature these officers, particularly the new Grand Master, MW Oscar Jayme, who happens to be not only a member and Past Master of Hawaiian Lodge but is also the first ever Filipino-American to become Grand Master of a Grand Lodge in the United States."
From Hawaiian Lodge Cable-Tow, see page 8 for complete Masonic biography of MW Bro Jayme.
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I am a former member of Lincoln Lodge #34 and would like to contact Brother Secretary with regard to being reinstated. Having retired from the Navy, I would like to rejoin the lodge. Please forward and ask that I be given the information for reinstatement in my Blue Lodge. Thank you (Salamat Po!)
ReplyDeleteFraternally Yours,
Noble Ed Kittel
LCDR Edward C. Kittel, USN (ret.)
403 W. Myrtle St.
Littlestown, PA 17340-1121
USA
Ed.Kittel@dhs.gov
Bro Kittel,
ReplyDeleteI will forward your request to our Lodge Secretary, VWBro Rolen Paulino.