Who are the Masons?

Masons in Olympia, Tumwater and Lacey congregate at Harmony Lodge #18, the friendliest Lodge in Thurston County, WA. Our Lodge includes a broad cross-section of the community and we welcome men over the age of 18 who want to improve themselves by associating with like-minded peers. Our membership is distributed fairly evenly across age groups and by profession, although because of the proximity to Fort Lewis (JBLM), many of our members are active duty military or veterans.

The Masonic Fraternity is the oldest Fraternity in the world. The Masonic Family includes Masons as well as organizations for their ladies, couples, and youth.

The Masonic Family provides more than $2 million a day to charitable activities such as hospitals, youth scholarship, and those less fortunate than we.

To inquire about Masonry, contact our Secretary.

How to become a Mason? Click here.

Friday, February 3, 2012

Harmony ladies' night - Tuesday the 7th

Brethren and ladies,

Please join us for Harmony #18's annual ladies' and widows' night:

Tuesday, February 7th
6:30 p.m. dinner (free for our widows)

Reserve your seat by Sunday the 5th for $8/head
After Sunday and at the door: $12/head

You can RSVP to Tony Randazzo or the Secretary, Brian Morgan

We do have a short business meeting at 7:30 p.m. but WM Clint promises to keep it as short as possible so that we can back out for more fellowship and time with our ladies.

Harmony 2012 installation photos


Pictures from installation of 2012 officers, click here. Enjoy!

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Opening for Police SGT - Gladstone, OR

If you know of anyone in law enforcement that might be interested in relocating to Gladstone, OR to work for Chief of Police (and Brother) Jim Pryde, check out this job posting, please.

Trestleboard deadline - 1st 2012 edition

Brethren and officers,

If you have articles or blurbs you would like considered for inclusion in the next trestleboard, send them to Senior Deacon Chris Scarr no later than Wednesday, 02/15/2012.

Thanks to all!

Monday, January 23, 2012

Please bring a dish to VWB Jack's memorial service

Brethren and Masonic family,

If you are able to join us on Saturday for the memorial and celebration of life for VWB Jack Parker, please, please bring some sort of dish or finger food. It can be homemade but certainly can be store-bought. If we have too much food, that's OK! The other option is not so wonderful and we all appreciate everyone chipping in. This is your chance to contribute on a very important day as we say goodbye to Jack, comfort each other and celebrate the times we shared with him.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Ladies/widows night and dinner

Brethren and ladies,

Please join us for our annual ladies and widows night, preceded by dinner:

LinkTuesday, February 7th
6:30 p.m. dinner
7:30 p.m. short meeting

$8/head if you RSVP with the Secretary by Sunday the 5th.
After that, or at the door, tickets are $12/head. Our widows eat free and are our guests.

Please bring your special lady!

Contact Secretary Brian Morgan for more information or to make your RSVP.

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Only come to meeting tonight if roads are safe

From WM Clint Brown about tonight's meeting:

I have heard from several brothers today asking about tonight's meeting. After much discussion with several brothers who are out and about, a review of the current road conditions and the weather forecast, I have decided NOT to cancel this evenings meeting. However, I will not present my budget or Master's statement, saving those for our next stated meeting on Feb. 7, 2011 when the weather is better and more people can attend. We will have a very short meeting and then go home. I know several of you have already sent regrets.

I do not want to put anyone in harm's way. If you do not think you can safely make it to Lodge tonight, then please stay at home in front of a warm fire. Tomorrow may be ugly, so please be safe and let us know if you need anything.

Fraternally yours,
Clint Brown

Monday, January 16, 2012

Services for VWB Jack Parker

Brethren and members of the Masonic family, near and far:

A Masonic memorial service will be held for VWB Jack C. Parker:

Saturday, January 28th - 3 p.m.
Olympia Masonic Center
521 North Street SE, Tumwater, WA

VWB Jack C. Parker was a 60-year Mason and a Brother to many, as well as a member of many Masonic orders and bodies, including the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite and the Order of Eastern Star.

If you want to help set up the Lodge, several of us will be there by 1 p.m. Please pass the word to all of your friends in the Masonic family so we can properly send VWB Jack off to a better place.

Stand by for details about refreshments/food, which are still being coordinated.

If you have a Masonic apron, bring it since we expect this event to be a full house.