On Friday December 6, 2024, the elected and appointed officers of Benton Lodge No. 277 were installed to their respective offices for the coming Lodge year.
We greatly appreciate the installing officers who volunteered their time to help the brethren of Benton Lodge prepare for another successful year of making good men better!
Congratulations Brothers, look to the East, and serve for the Good of Masonry!
On Saturday, January 8, 2022, several brothers from Lodges around the TriCity’s gathered at Benton Lodge No. 277 for the Raising of brother John Derderian to the sublime degree of Master Mason.
Following the unique distinction of having been the first to be raised in District 23 in 2022, he is pictured here observing the obligatory “Cake Walk” as the newest Master Mason at Benton Lodge No. 277
Thanks to each of the brothers that turned out to help with the degree work on a Saturday afternoon for the good of Masonry.
The Sheriff’s Office in Benton County shared their appreciation and a heartfelt thanks to Benton Masonic Lodge No. 277 on their Facebook page this past Friday for the delicious lunch of lasagna, meatballs, and breadsticks delivered to their office by members of the Lodge.
Each year Benton Lodge hosts a Law Enforcement appreciation dinner, however, due to the current events with COVID-19, they were unable to host the dinner this year. None the less, the Sheriff’s Office noted, they were gracious enough to bring lunch to the office in continuing to show their appreciation and support for Law Enforcement.
What a great day of fun, fellowship and an outstanding installation ceremony; not to mention another remarkable dinner provided by VWB Russ Campbell.
A special Thank you to Gary Key and his wife Amber for the treats she baked and brought in for everyone to enjoy!
It was indeed an Honor to host an appreciation dinner for our Law enforcement community. With such a wonderful turn out, we’re looking forward to the opportunity do it again.
Have you noticed some changes in appearance of the parking lot and yard. Brother Steve Zetz has set his plan to work and we have begun the task of adding desertscape, curbing sod and gravel. You will notice in some of the pictures a squiggly white line. That is where the curbing is hoped to go and the curbing will be straighter than the lines I tried to draw.
