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75 year Anniversary Award - presented by the Grand Master, Grand Secretary & Grand Junior Decan Tom Bruce 8/13/23 |
Brethren, one of our eldest Past Masters Howard Sims Jr. was awarded his 75yr apron on 8/13/23 in his home by the Grand Master, Grand Secretary and our very own Worshipful Grand Junior Decan Tom Bruce. WB Sims was the Master of Clarkston Lodge No. 492 in 1955 and Secretary for 18yrs.
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Tucker Cruise-In Car Show (May13th) 11-2pm |
Tucker Lodge was the May Big Block sponsor. We set up an informational table, talking to the public about our lodge and Masonry. In addition we handed out Children's Home flyers informing the attendees about our wonderful charity.
Enjoy the day's photos in our photo gallery. If you have never attended the car show, they hold it every 2nd Saturday through October, go check it out. It will certainly bring back memories.
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Tucker Day (May 6th) 9-5pm |
Tucker Lodge will host a tent in front of our lodge, serving Popcorn and Bottled waters.
Come out and enjoy a good time on Main Street.
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Tucker Pi Day Pie-K (March 14th) 5:30pm |
Tucker’s Parks and Recreation Department will host its Fifth Pi Day Pie-K on March 14 at 5:30pm
“The Pi Day Pie-K has been one of our more popular events, especially during the pandemic. We worked hard to maintain a sense of normalcy throughout and continue offering healthy opportunities outdoors and at a distance,” said Tucker’s Parks and Recreation Director Rip Robertson. “This year is in partnership with the Tucker Masonic Lodge and we are grateful to be able to continue this fun event.”
The fun-run will start and end at the Tucker Recreation Center at 4898 Lavista Road. At the end of the 3.14-kilometer course, participants will be treated with a slice of pie. The run will begin at 6 p.m. and is open to all ages as well as leash-trained family pets.
Mayor Frank Auman weighed in, “The Pi Day Pie-k is another great example of community engagement and fun in Tucker. There is always a great crowd, great fun and great pie!”
The Pi Day Pie-K is organized by the Tucker Parks and Recreation Department with support from Tucker Masonic Lodge.
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