The Auburn Masonic Family Host "Make a Difference" Breakfast
The Auburn Masonic Family sponsored by Eureka Lodge No. 16 along with the assistance of Roseville Rainbow Girls hosted a Make a Difference Community Service Appreciation Breakfast on Halloween.
The Masonic Family known for their service throughout the community presented our service agencies that provide service as their livelihood to a complimentary Make a Difference appreciation breakfast. The Masons of Eureka Lodge and Auburn York Rite bodies with ladies of Crystal Chapter Order of Eastern Star, along with the Rainbow Girls from Auburn’s New Hope and Roseville DeRiemer Assemblies joined together Halloween morning to host US Forest Firefighters, Placer County Sheriff Department Personnel and Search and Rescue Volunteers, Auburn Firemen along with Auburn’s Chief of Police Valerie Harris and her Law Enforcement Officers to a hardy complimentary breakfast of strawberry waffles, chicken fried steak, eggs, sausages with biscuits and gravy.
This event was The Auburn Masonic Family’s way to express their gratitude to these hardworking service providers that Make a Difference in our community everyday! The Auburn Masonic Temple’s Dining Room was busy all Halloween morning providing nearly 100 free breakfasts to Auburn best that Make a Difference. The Auburn Masonic Family is proud of all our service providers, as together we all "Make a Difference"!
Freemasonry is the world’s first and largest fraternal organization. It is based on the belief that each man can make a difference in the world. Freemasonry encourages good men to become better men by promoting a life dedicated to brotherhood of goodwill, community service and self-improvement through family values, moral standards and charity.
The Masons in Auburn have been part of our community for 158 years with Eureka Lodge No. 16 being established in 1851 during the height of the California Gold Rush. The Auburn Masonic Temple is located downtown at 956 Lincoln Way which is a point of historical significance as the last remaining building in Central Square in Auburn. To learn more about the Freemasons of Auburn or their concordant bodies, visit our website @ www.auburnmason.com or contact Eureka Lodge (530)885-2723.
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30 to 33 degree occultist hang out with Bill newsom at bohemian grove. The lower levels who spit on the cross dont know it yet.
whats also odd is that witches have meetings at the auburn temple. this Rosicrucian order via sir bacon is corrupt at the top. we need to fight this prince hall free masonry that's taking its revenge. also the Jesuits cannot be trusted they are masters of deception. Ask the mason leaders in auburn about Lon Milo DuQuette im sure they will enjoy that. there is alot of good people that are masons but only the top know the knowledge.
Masonic obedience is one thing but being a follower is for the weak.
It is very rewarding to see the Freemason's of Auburn receive some recognition for the good things they do. They continue to provide our community with successful programs. Just an excellent organization of men whom exhibit their generosity in many ways. Auburn is blessed to have Masons here for over 150 years! The Auburn Masonic Hall is a beautiful building on Lincoln Way and part of our history.
Thank you Auburn Masonic Family!
Americans4truth,
Watch out! The Masons have teamed up with the Lizard people in a plot to take over our country by feeding delicious pancakes to our police and firefighters!
What a wonderful event! Congratulations to The Auburn Masonic Family for reaching out and reminding everyone around us what an incredible organization you are. The Masons give service to all. Keep up the great work, and continue to be the best organization.
joszef,
Our founding fathers were Freemasons its a very proud honor to be a part of. i dont think they would eat with the lizard people. unless they made really good pancakes. tell me more about these lizard people i think i saw one.
Thank you to our Masonic family for giving back to our community. I especially enjoy reading that our young women in Auburn and Roseville are learning that community service is valuable. Thank you to all!
Mason's are vital to our community. Good job there guys and gals.