Month: February 2017

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Meet Sean

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This is the first installment in our new series where we will introduce some of our members. These are the up-and-coming leaders of our Fraternity. These are men from all walks of life. Fathers, sons, husbands… and we all call each other Brothers. These are just some of the stories behind Denver Lodge No.5.

Meet Sean. He is one of our newest Fellowcrafts and a great guy all around. We’ll let him introduce himself in his own words.

I have lived in Colorado since 1998. I am a father of 3. Being a father has proved to be more challenging, rewarding, and enriching than I have ever thought. I love to cook, hike, snowboard, and listen to music. Music is dear me, as is my vinyl collection. From Miles Davis to Jane’s Addiction and everything in-between… Nothing beats it.

Freemasonry and the Brothers of Denver No. 5 have been a wonderful addition to my existence. I look forward to sharing space and breaking bread with these gentlemen on the first and third Thursdays for Lodge and then to congregate outside of Lodge for some great and memorable times! Brothers in every sense of the word. It is a diverse group of guys and a group that you will find it hard not to strike a meaningful conversation with. 

Sean has a great future in the Fraternity. Say hi to him at our next meeting.

March 2017

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Greetings from the East,

I’d first like to congratulate Brother Sean Murphy, who we Passed to the Fellowcraft degree at our second stated communication in February. And a job well done by our degree team!

The unseasonably warm weather has invigorated the Brethren and we have a lot of activities planned for March. For our first stated meeting on March 2nd, we will be having a joint communication at Park Hill Lodge #148.(4819 Montview Blvd) This is a great opportunity to visit another Temple building and Lodge that we would otherwise not be able to attend since they meet on the same night as Denver #5.

On Saturday March 4th we will be “freezin’ for a reason“ once again at the Boulder Reservoir Polar Plunge. Even if you are not taking the dip, come out and support. See W.B. Tom Schotts for details.

On Monday March 6th, at 6:30pm we will be visiting Rocky Mountain Lodge #1 F&AM, PHA. (4200 E. Colfax.) If you haven’t had a chance to visit a Prince Hall Lodge, you are missing out! Contact Kory Wilson SW to RSVP

We will be holding a special communication on March 10th to do Master Mason proficiencies and vote on a petition.

We are exciting to be taking part in the annual Denver St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday March 11th. It’s always been a lot of fun to hit the Downtown Denver streets and especially to promote the Fraternity. Details will be out soon.

At our second Stated Communication on March 16th, we will be initiating three candidates into the Fraternity. These are great guys that we have come to know and we are excited to have them join us!

Don’t forget that scholarship applications are out now and can be downloaded on our website. The deadline for applications is April 7th.

See you at Lodge!

Pablo Colomban, W.M.
Denver Lodge No.5 A.F. & A.M.

R&G Club shooting

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Denver Lodge No.5 Rod & Gun Club

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Sun’s Out Guns Out!

The first outing for the newly formed Denver Lodge No.5 Rod & Gun Club is here! So as to not bombard everyone’s inbox, after this initial email, all R&G Club emails will only go out to those who have asked to join, so if you are interested in receiving future emails regarding the Club’s events, contact Pablo.

We are going to be heading out to Colorado Clays in Brighton for a morning of shooting on February 25th. The range offers a 25 yard pistol range, 100 yard rifle range as well as skeet and trap.  I suggest going to their website to answer any questions regarding the facility.  The cost for using the 25 and 100 yard range is $20/shooter/hour.  If you are interested in trap or skeet, those costs are also shown on the website .  

This range is located at:

13600 Lanewood St.
Brighton, CO  80603

Bro. Michael Rotert, who is heading this trip up, will plan on arriving at the range at 10am.  If anyone interested in shooting needs any advice or a quick safety lesson, we can do this out in the parking lot before heading in.  He will be bringing several pistols and a couple of rifles.  If you don’t have a gun, but would like to shoot, you are welcome to try any of Bro. Michael’s, you will just need to buy the ammunition.  There are also guns that you can rent from the range.

Everyone will also need eye and ear protection.  If you don’t have either, they can be purchased at the range.

If you will be attending, please RSVP with Bro. Michael Rotert.

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Fly Fishing Class

Another reminder that we will be doing a group fly fishing lesson at a local Denver Fly Shop early April. Date will be announced shortly. If you are interested, contact Pablo.

See you out there!

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M. W. Bro. Robert L. Bartholic Memorial

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In Memoriam MWB Robert Bartholic

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In Memoriam – M. W. Bro. Robert L. Bartholic

Grand Master: January 27, 1996 – January 25, 1997

Born: August 28, 1932 • Died: January 29, 2017

Services for Illustrious and Most Worshipful Robert Lynn Bartholic, 33° Will be held Saturday, February 11, 2017 2 PM in the Chapel Olinger

Crown Hill Cemetery
7777 West 29th Ave
Wheat Ridge CO 80033.

Condolences may be sent to the family at:
2483 W Costilla Ave
Littleton, CO 80120

 

Download the official Communication from the Grand Lodge of Colorado.

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Colorado Ballet

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A Day at the Colorado Ballet!

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A Day at the Colorado Ballet!

Brother Ari Breitman has graciously invited the Brethren to a performance at the Colorado Ballet on Sunday February 26th at 2pm at a discounted rate. Ticket prices will vary depending on group size. If you are interested, contact Curt Robinson, JW.

Colorado Ballet will present a collection of three master ballet works to live music by the Colorado Ballet Orchestra in Ballet MasterWorks. The production includes Firebird, by choreographer Yuri Possokhov, Choreographer in Residence for the San Francisco Ballet and music by Igor Stravinsky.  The ballet is based on the Russian folklore tale of the Firebird, a magical bird with dazzling glowing feathers who helps a prince rescue a beautiful maiden from an evil sorcerer.

Ballet MasterWorks will also feature Serenade, choreographed by George Balanchine to Tchaikovsky’s “Serenade for Strings in C.”  Serenade was the first original ballet Balanchine created in America and includes unexpected events from the first rehearsals into the choreography.  The ballet includes 28 dancers in blue costumes in front of a blue background and according to the Balanchine Trust, the ballet is a milestone in the history of dance. 

Rounding out the program, Colorado Ballet will perform Petite Mort by choreographer Jiří Kylián and music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.  Kylián created Petite Mort for the Salzburg Festival on the second centenary of Mozart’s death and according to his website, he based the choreography on two slow movements of two of Mozart’s most famous piano concertos.  He said that in the moment of ecstasy or pleasure, people are reminded of the fact that life is short and death is relatively close.  This is the first time that Colorado Ballet will present a Kylián ballet.

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