New Personal Representative and Conference Chairman Appointed

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1 Official Publication of the TULSA SCOTTISH RITE BODIES Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States of America Volume Number 2018 Number 2 New Personal Representative and Conference Chairman Appointed The Advisory Conference is the policy-making body of the Valley. This nine man Conference is made up of five appointed and four elected members, and is responsible for advising the Sovereign Grand Inspector General in the governance of the Scottish Rite. The Masters of the four bodies make up the elected members, and the remaining men are appointed by Illustrious Joe R. Manning, Jr., 33, S G I G. Of those five men, one is selected as Chairman and Personal Representative of the S G I G. Br. Robert L. Fuller, 33, has retired from the position of Chairman of the Advisory Conference, and Personal Representative. The Valley, and more especially, the Advisory Conference, offers its most sincere thanks to Br. Bob for his many, many years of service. His leadership and guidance has most certainly ensured the continued success of the Tulsa Valley. Michael D. Maxey, KCCH Br. Michael D. Maxey, 32, KCCH, has been appointed to fill this role. Br. Maxey served previously as the President of the Charitable and Educational Foundation, a position he held for many years. He has also served as the Venerable Master of the Lodge of Perfection, President of the Service Knights, and Director of the 14th and 26th Degree Teams. Br. Maxey brings a vast array of Masonic experience to the Conference, having served the Craft in many capacities including the Grand Lodge Finance Committee, the state leadership of the Order of Rainbow for Girls, and is extremely active in his home Lodge, Broken Arrow No. 243 where he served as Worshipful Master in 2010 and Professionally, Br. Maxey works in the Oil and Gas Industry, and is employed by Kaiser-Francis Oil Company. He also assists in the operations of Lambrusco z Deli, which is expertly operated by his Wife, Nancy Bruce. Please take a moment to congratulate Br. Michael on his new position, and wish him well with his new duties! Oklahoma Scottish Rite 2018 Reunion Dates Sept October 6-7 October Reunion Dates Tulsa Guthrie McAlester Guthrie April 5-7 October 5-6 McAlester April October Tulsa March September Honours Day November 3, 2019 TSR s Diamond Anniversary! This is the 60th Anniversary of the Tulsa Scottish Rite! Join us for our Opening Ceremonies and our Reunion and help celebrate the Tulsa Scottish Rite! We wouldn't exist without YOUR active work and support. We hope to see you soon...and don t forget your Cap!

2 Tulsa Scottish Rite Spring Reunion April 21 & 22, 2018 Row 1 (from left) James H. Keith, Class Chaplain; Garret C. Geneva, Jr., Class Vice President; Christopher D. Stebbins, Class President; Illustrious Joe R. Manning, Jr., 33, Sovereign Grand Inspector General in Oklahoma; Robert L. Fuller, 33, Personal Rep. of the S.G.I.G., Matthew T. Cargill, KCCH, General Secretary Row 2 (from left) David J. Greenly, Class Director; Larry W. Jenkins, KCCH, James Ellis, Class Secretary; John P. Pepin; Robert Enna; John Nein, II; Tanner Barton; Stuart Lough, KCCH, Director of Work; Tony Higgins, Asst. Class Director Statewide 1-Day Reunion July 21, 2018 Row 1 (from Left) - Michael J. Anderson (McA); Trevor McNulty (Gut); Illustrious Joe R. Manning, Jr., 33, Sovereign Grand Inspector General in Oklahoma; Ashlan China (Gut); Emory N. Dilbeck (McA); Matthew T. Cargill, KCCH, Tulsa General Secretary; Row 2 - John D. Church, KCCH, Guthrie General Secretary; Byron N. Gibson (Tul); Luke T. Wright (Tul); Dewey J. Thompson (Tul); Glen J. Haydel (Tul); Earl R. Donaldson (Gut); Michael A. Ebert, KCCH, McAlester General Secretary; Stuart S. Lough, KCCH, Tulsa Director of Work The Tulsa Scottish Rite -2-

3 Tulsa Scottish Rite 2018 Fall Reunion Saturday Sunday TIME TIME 7:00 Breakfast / Candidate Registration 7:00 Breakfast 7:40 Class Assembly Roll Call 7:40 Class Assembly Roll Call 8:00 Opening Ceremonies 8:00 18th Degree - Knight Rose Croix Open the Lodge of Perfection 9:30 Open the Council of Kadosh 9:05 Introduction to the Scottish Rite Bob Davis 19th, 20th, 21st Degrees Communication 9:30 4th Degree - Secret Master 10:00 22nd Degree - Prince of Lebanon 10:30 5th Degree - Perfect Master 6th Degree Communication 10:35 23rd Degree - Chief of the Tabernacle 24th, 25th Degrees Communication 11:15 7th Degree - Provost and Judge * 11:25 26th Degree - Prince of Mercy 12:00 LUNCH 27th Degree Communication 12:45 CLASS ASSEMBLY AND ROLL CALL Perpetual and Master Craftsman Recognition CLASS ELECTION/PHOTO 12:00 LUNCH 12:50 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th Degree Communication 1:15 CLASS ASSEMBLY AND ROLL CALL 1:10 12th Degree - Master Architect 28th - Knight Cmdr of the Temple * 29th Degree Communication 2:00 13th Degree - Royal Arch of Solomon KSA PRESENTATION 3:00 14th Degree - Perfect Elu 2:40 30th Degree - Knight Kadosh 4:00 Open the Chapter of Rose Croix 15th, 16th Degree Communication Open the Consistory MEMBER EDUCATION (FRONT OFFICE) 31st Degree Communicated 4:30 17th Degree - Prince of Jerusalem 4:15 32nd - Master of the Royal Secret * Regalia and Organization / Candidate Q&A Oklahoma Statewide 1-Day Reunion * Denotes a Passport Degree In the spring of 2018 the three Advisory Conference bodies from Guthrie, McAlester, and Tulsa all voted to conduct a 1-Day Reunion after seeing the success of the Grand Lodge Perpetual Path Program. The Tulsa Valley was proud to host the first Statewide 1-Day Reunion in a decade. On July 21, 2018 the three Valleys of the Oklahoma Scottish Rite congregated at the Tulsa Scottish Rite to conduct a 1-Day Reunion. The mandatory Degrees of the Rite were conferred by all three Valleys - Guthrie conferred the 4th Degree, McAlester conferred the 14th and 32nd Degrees, and Tulsa conferred the 18th and 30th Degrees. In total there were eight candidates from across the state, four of which now belong to the Tulsa Valley. In order for a man to be a candidate in the 1-Day Reunion, the petitioner was required to purchase a perpetual membership in his home Valley. We trust that these men will all take an active role in their home Valley and become contributing Scottish Rite Masons. Perpetual Endowed Members This is for you! First - Thank you for investing in the future of the Tulsa Scottish Rite by purchasing a PEM. Your role as a Perpetual Member denotes your leadership, dedication, and loyalty. This investment helps the Valley even when you can t be active at all times. Many of our Perpetual Members make an annual contribution by adding to their Perpetual Membership. By doing this, you allow the Valley to invest in the long-term goals of the Rite. We all know that time-value of money changes from year to year. Your investment many years ago does not have the same power it once had. We hope that you will consider making an addition to your PEM. Contact the Office with questions. REGISTER AT EVENTS Make sure you Register/Sign In at all the Scottish Rite Events! Attendance tracking is a great indicator of the success of our events, and we want to make sure accurate records are kept! The Tulsa Flight of Ducks Hear Ye! Hear Ye! If you want to help in the Backstage during Reunions the DUCKS are for you! Saturday, October 13th will be their Fall Get-Together! They will meet at the Tulsa Scottish Rite at 11:00AM for a fantastic Pulled Pork lunch! Following lunch, they will be screening Smokey and the Bandit starring the late great Burt Reynolds. This laid back event is open for any and all Scottish Rite Masons interested in becoming active in the Ducks. You don t have to be a Duck to attend! Dress is extra casual with no Prayer Caps. The Tulsa Scottish Rite -3-

4 The Wisdom of Words and the Proverbs of Solomon Robert G. Davis, 33, G C We all know how important first impressions are. Who can forget the anxiety a young man feels when he meets the parents of his significant other for the first time? Who can forget the impact of one s first important job interview? How often is our first impression of a person or circumstance the most lasting? Psychologists inform us that it takes just one tenth of a second for us to judge someone and form our first impression of that person. It is the same way with perceptions. In the first few milliseconds of our perceiving something, we not only unconsciously comprehend what it is, we also decide whether or not we like it. In the world of ideas, first impressions make words very powerful. Indeed, the language of Freemasonry has been one of its greatest strengths since its inception. As 32 Masons, we have been given the extraordinary privilege of discovering literally hundreds of first impressions gleaned from the words of our Degrees. As one example, I will relate one of my earliest first impressions as a candidate. It was a single paragraph which was recited to me by the Venerable Master in the 4. He requested that I take the square given me when I first entered the Lodge and place it upon the Great Light of Masonry. He then said something I would never forget: You have now passed from the square to the compasses, as the geometrician passes from the straight lines and angles by which he measures the surface of the earth to the great curves and circles by which he calculates the movement of stars. Strive ever to rise above the level of the mundane and to climb the skies of spiritual and philosophical knowledge. For there, and not upon the earth, is the Truth to be found. My first impression of these powerful words was Oh My God! If the journey of the Scottish Rite is the path to spiritual and philosophical knowledge, this will surely take me beyond the world of my past experience to a place I have not yet been! Little did I know at that moment that this new journey in Masonry would actually carry me to the depths of my own consciousness so that I could discover the light of truth within myself, which, in turn, would define for me the ultimate purpose of my life. It was nothing less than my own soul s great adventure! As we all know, it turns out this first impression of the significance of the Rite was as reliable as truth itself. What does it mean to pass from the square to the compasses; from the earth to the stars? What is required to balance the world of the physical with that of the metaphysical? In what way are we as Masons connected with the metaphor of a Grand Architect? What do the tools of architecture inform us about the nature of ourselves and God? Why is it necessary that we make a journey beyond the comfort of what we already know when we also know that anything which takes us out of our comfort zone is generally a lot of work? We find the answer to these inquiries in the 12 of the Scottish Rite Master Architect. This Degree begins with an insight that was inspired by the Book of Proverbs, where we learn that knowledge and wisdom were the first divine attributes of creation. In the beginning wisdom was with the Great Architect, when he set his compass upon the face of the depth and appointed the foundations of the earth. The powerful words of Solomon s maxims teach us what wisdom is and how knowledge and contemplation give access to it. The Degree of Master Architect reminds us that we are all naturally endowed with the necessary functions to learn and think. But it is only through the path of knowledge that we acquire wisdom. We are made in God s image. We are all Master Architects. This means we are the continuation of God s creation. The task of each of us is to become the Adoniram of the world and continue the work of Hiram in building our own temple of life to the glory of God. The journey of the Scottish Rite teaches us in so many ways that the inner work of a Freemason is his own awakening of consciousness. It is always the awakening of consciousness that awakens our will. It is the faculty of our will that distinguishes us from the brute. It is the power of the mind that gives all situations and fortunes their character. It is the glory of a Man that he can bend the circumstances of his own condition. This truth, seemingly so obvious, was in fact one of the great secrets of antiquity, known only to a few. We can control our own destiny. We can make of the world what we choose by our own act of will. We can change the way a person treats us by the way we think about that person. Even if we fail to change that individual, we can change our own feelings by changing our perceptions. We, by our own natures, create the nature of the world in which we live. Thus, in a real sense, each man creates his own universe. That is what it means to move from the square to the compasses. Life is what we make it. The questions we must ask ourselves then are what will we do to acquire knowledge? How will we use knowledge to achieve happiness and contentment in our life? This is the essence of the Proverbs of Solomon and the instruction of the Master Architect. Wisdom is a gift of God, but the path to acquire it is knowledge. This process of passing from the square to the compasses is the hero s journey every brother of the mystic tie is admonished to make. The wisdom of the philosophers and the wisdom of the religious both consist of knowledge of divine things, which is the directing law for a loving humanity. And if we succeed in our quest, we will know honor, understanding, and the purpose of our life. The Tulsa Scottish Rite -4-

5 TULSA KNIGHTS OF ST. ANDREW By Jim Parham, 32, Chieftain This year marks the 25 th anniversary of the founding of the Knights of St. Andrew in 1993 by Brother Weldon Good, 33. He saw that the Tulsa Valley had a need for assistance during reunions. When he noticed that many brothers were joining the Scottish Rite but not returning to assist and participate, he developed the organization now known as the Knights of St. Andrew. There are now 134 Chapters in the USA and in four foreign countries. On July 20-21, 2018, the Biennial Knights of St. Andrew International Gathering was held in Waco, Texas. The Tulsa Valley Chapter #1 of the KSA, as the founding Chapter, was suitably honored at the festival. We were honored initially by being asked to bring our Claymore sword that knighted the very first KSA Knight in We were then honored once again by following the bagpipes and drums at the head of the assembly, under an arch of steel, into the Grand Lodge of Texas and placing it on the Altar to begin the ceremonies. It was awesome to see the Japanese delegation there. On the last night, we had a formal dinner with a roasted pig and a dance band. Myself, and four of my officers Jim Parham, 32 and our wives were in attendance. The next meeting in 2020 will be in Las Vegas. We are already making plans to attend. Two of the prominent speakers were Ill. S. Brent Morris, 33, G C, Managing Editor; The Scottish Rite Journal, and Robert L.D. Cooper the Curator of the Grand Lodge of Scotland Museum and Library (Edinburgh), and is also the custodian of the oldest and most prestigious Masonic documents in the world. The flexibility and enthusiasm of the Knights of St. Andrew make it one of the Valley's most active and desirable organizations. It is an excellent way to nurture and develop future leaders as they learn their organizational skills and gain a deeper admiration for our Order. It is limited to 32 Masons only, with a maximum number of 32 members. Our attire distinguishes us with our regalia and members must be selected and approved only after first being selected as a Squire. Only then can they reach the honor of becoming a Knight. Be sure and ask if any positions as a Squire are available. The weekend of September 15 th, Tulsa Valley Knights of Saint Andrew proudly represented the Tulsa Sco sh Rite and Oklahoma Masonry at Scotsfest 2018 in Broken Arrow Events Park. The three day fes val is Oklahoma s premier Cel c music fes val and Highland Games. Several of our Knights set up an informa on booth for anyone to come discuss ques ons they had on Free Masonry and the Sco sh Rite. Throughout the weekend we were pleased to have many Brothers and their families from other Valleys introduce themselves and watch the Highland Games from our tent. The space was a prime loca on for our Brothers and guests to view all the games throughout the weekend and cool off in the shade. We were happy to generate interest in several Brothers that wanted more informa on on joining the Tulsa Valley Sco sh Rite and many individuals wan ng to find out how to visit a local Lodge and possibly join our great Fraternity! We had an overwhelmingly posi ve response with our presence and have decided we will par cipate in the fes val again in 2019! M. Logan Bryant, 32, Scribe, Tulsa KSA SCOTTISH RITE CANDIDATE PERPETUAL MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS EFFECTIVE 2018 A Perpetual Membership means you never have to pay Scottish Rite annual dues. Your investment will support the Valley forever! The Valley Initiation Fee is normally $175. The Scottish Rite Perpetual Membership is $850 until the end of Perpetual Option 1 Waive $175 Initiation Fee, Candidate purchases Perpetual Membership of $850 BEFORE the Reunion Save $175 and NEVER PAY ANNUAL SCOTTISH RITE DUES Perpetual Option 2 Pay $175 Initiation Fee, Candidate pays balance of $675 BEFORE the end of the Reunion Save $175 and NEVER PAY ANNUAL SCOTTISH RITE DUES Perpetual Option 3 Pay $175 Initiation Fee, Pay $700 for Perpetual within six months of Initiation Reunion Save $150 and NEVER PAY ANNUAL SCOTTISH RITE DUES After the six month period a11 Perpetual Memberships are $950. TULSA SCOTTISH RITE LODGE OF PERFECTION MEETINGS FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH DINNER AT 5:45 MEETING AT 7:00 MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND AND DON T FORGET YOUR CAP! The Tulsa Scottish Rite -5-

6 BROTHER-TO-BROTHER PROGRAM Hopefully some of our readers were the recipients of August and September Birthday phone calls! This is a new program recently started in the Tulsa Valley. Br. Keith Madden, 33, is the Chairman of our Brother-to- Brother program, and he has enlisted (drafted?) several men and put them to work contacting our Brethren! These men are : Larry Ashbaugh, KCCH Logan Bryant Jeremy Lakey Michael Maxey, KCCH Michael McConnell, KCCH John Nein, KCCH Glen Scheid, KCCH Each Brother should receive a personal phone call from the Valley near their birthday. This is a small way that the Valley can highlight your special day each year! If you find that you did not receive a call, contact the Valley Office to ensure we have your correct contact information on file! 2018 September Membership Report These are the Year-To-Date numbers concerning the Tulsa Valley Membership. Initiations: 12 Affiliations: 3 Reinstatements: 10 Deaths: 56 Current Valley Membership: 1773 The Membership Team can t stress enough the importance for each Scottish Rite Mason to attend his Blue Lodge meetings and invite the new Masons to take part in the Scottish Rite. These men will be very proud to call themselves 32nd Degree Masons if only you will ask him to join! It is with great remorse that we inform the Valley of the passing of Dr. Jim Tresner, 33, Grand Cross, on July 12, Dr. Tresner was internationally known as a Masonic author, writer, speaker and scholar. He always used his considerable skills on behalf of the fraternity. He was appointed a consultant to the Oklahoma Grand Lodge, the Oklahoma Masonic Charity Foundation, the Scottish Rite in Oklahoma, and the House of the Temple, the national Scottish Rite headquarters in Washington, DC. Dr. Tresner inspired almost every man who knew him to make the study of Freemasonry a lifelong love and experience. He may be gone, but his legacy of imparting Masonic knowledge will live on forever in those who knew him. In Honor of those we ve lost since our Spring publication: James F. Abercrombie Doyle Elwood Allen John Edward Jeffers Basker Johnson John Samuel Russell Robert Eugene Sanders Jack Charles Bendler David Moore Kane Tandy Walker Allen Jimmie Alfred Jones Ernest Leroy Sellers Jay Therron Sells Willie Edmon Burnett Hurley Wilburn Lane Thomas Gregory Burris David Wayne Lewis Joseph N. Tate Earl James Thomas Jerry Wayne Chandler Orvil Fred Littleton Paul Edward Thornbrugh Thomas Wesley Childs, Jr. Joe Edward Duggins Duane Elvin Marquis Glynn L. McCoy, Jr. James Norman Underwood Verl Victor Voyles Dave Austin Duncan Willard Leo Morgan Frank Thomas Warren Thomas Riley Foote Billy Ray Nichols John Richard Watts Harold Lawton Grist Leroy Nathan Ogle Fred Wayne Yancy Vernon Roy Gruver David Bishop Oliver Meredith Edgar Hardgrave Sam Allen Perrine Billy Watson Harris John Russell Richmond George Marven Harvison Billy O Neal Rollings Frank Wallace Howard Arthur Richard Rumsey The Tulsa Scottish Rite -6-

7 Tulsa Scottish Rite SPECIAL EVENTS FALL st Thursday every Month Stated Meeting of the Lodge of Perfection Dinner at 5:45, Meeting at 7:00 2nd Tuesday every Month Cherokee County Society Lunch Restaurant of the Cherokees in Tahlequah 12:00pm 3rd Wednesday every Month Muskogee County Society Lunch Muskogee Masonic Temple 12:00pm EVERY WEDNESDAY BREAKFAST AND COFFEE AT TSR 9:00AM September 18 RiteNite at Miami Lodge #140 Dinner at 6:30; Presentation at 7:00 September TSR Fall Reunion! Celebrate 60 Years of Scottish Rite Masonry in Tulsa! October 5 SGIG Manning s 50 Year Banquet Guthrie Scottish Rite Specifics TBA October 13 Order of the Duck Tulsa Flight TSR 11:00AM November 9-10 Grand Lodge of Oklahoma Guthrie Scottish Rite November 22- Thanksgiving Holiday Valley Office Closed December 1 Foundation Appreciation Dinner TSR 6:30PM December Christmas Holiday Valley Office Closed January 1 New Years Holiday Valley Office Closed Perpetual Endowed Membership Changes On January 1, 2019 the PEM fee will adjust to $950. Any member who wishes to purchase a PEM at the current rate must complete all payments before December 31, Fall Candidates still have the option to purchase their PEM at the discounted rate of $700. After their six-month option period, their PEM purchases will be at the new 2019 rate. TULSA SCOTTISH RITE OFFICER ELECTIONS Thursday, January 3, 2019 Tulsa Scottish Rite Bodies annual Elections at 7:00PM. Installation of Officers will be Thursday, February 7, 2019 during our LOP Meeting Thank You! The Valley would like to thank Br. Larry Ashbaugh, 32, K C C H, for his commitment to the operations of Scottish Rite Masonry. Br. Larry comes to the Valley Office and volunteers several hours every week helping us digitize all of our past records. This work is instrumental in preserving the history of the Valley, while freeing up storage space for other necessary items. His dedication and drive to insure this Valley runs well is admirable. Thank you Larry! YOUR Tulsa Scottish Rite Needs YOU! The Tulsa Scottish Rite is NOT the building we meet in, but rather is the Brethren who belong and support its programs, activities, and philanthropies that s you and me! Of course, no one person can do it all, but if we each do a little, we can accomplish great things. We need your help! Reunion Logistics Class Directors, Stage Managers, Registration, Sound and Lighting, Wardrobe and Make-up All of these need men to have a successful Reunion! If you have worked in, or you have an interest in an area, please contact the Director of Work Br. Stuart Lough at (918) or by at sslough1@hotmail.com. Membership We need a Lodge Representative for each Lodge within Valley s Jurisdiction.. If you are interested in being the Representative to your Lodge, contact Br. Ronnie Taylor, Co-Membership Chairman at or Ron62Cal@valornet.com Dues Report At the time of this writing, there are 106 Tulsa Scottish Rite Masons who have not yet paid 2018 dues. If you have not yet paid your 2018 dues, please do so now! There are multiple options available for dues payment. You may pay by check, credit card, or log on to and click on the Pay Dues link at the top right of the page to pay electronically. If you re in a situation where you cannot pay your 2018 dues, please contact Matt Cargill, General Secretary, to discuss your situation. We cannot assist with a problem that we do not know about. You can reach the office by at Office@TulsaSR.com or by phone at (918) The Tulsa Scottish Rite -7-

8 Advisory Conference/ Foundation Trustees Orient of Oklahoma Ill. Joe R. Manning, Jr., 33 Sovereign Grand Inspector General in Oklahoma Valley of Tulsa Advisory Conference Michael D. Maxey, 32, KCCH Chairman and Personal Representative Matthew T. Cargill, 32, KCCH General Secretary and Member Richard D. Sewell, 33 Member Joe A. Williams, 33 Member Don H. Stanton, 32 Member Andrew T. Rees, 32º Venerable Master, Lodge of Perfection John F. Nein., 32, KCCH Wise Master, Chapter of Rose Croix Larry L. Ashbaugh, 32º KCCH Commander, Council of Kadosh Michael A. Fritts, 32, KCCH Master of Kadosh, Tulsa Consistory Charitable and Educational Foundation David A. Carpenter, 33 Vice President Stephen E. Ridenour, Jr. 32 Treasurer Tulsa Scottish Rite P.O. Box H E. 51st St. Tulsa, OK RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED THE TULSA SCOTTISH RITE FALL REUNION SAT-SUN Sept SPECIAL REQUEST: Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit #62 Tulsa, OK If you are a family member receiving the Double Eagle News for a member of The Tulsa Scottish Rite, please notify us if this member is in the hospital or incapacitated in any way. Thank You. Masonic Pins, Car Emblems, Caps, and much more The Tulsa Scottish Rite Valley Office has a detailed Regalia Case with merchandise for sale. If you are looking for Masonic Ties, Baseball Caps, Nametags, Cuff Links, Button Covers, or Auto Emblems, we are the place to visit. We also carry a very wide variety of Masonic Lapel Pins. We have varied merchandise for Blue Lodge, Scottish Rite, York Rite, and Shrine. The Service Knights of the Valley of Tulsa operate the Regalia Case, and items are available for sale any time the Valley Office is open. We do not carry all items for all organizations, but we do have a good selection. If you are looking for something specific, please call or come by the Valley Office to see our selection. Thank You Gentlemen! On Saturday of this Fall Reunion at 12:45PM in the auditorium we will have our PEM Recognition Ceremony! Illustrious Joe R. Manning, Jr., S G I G will present the following men with their Certificates: The Tulsa Scottish Rite Double Eagle News is published twice a year by the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry, Valley of Tulsa 9525-H E. 51st Street PO BOX Tulsa, OK Phone: Fax: Office@TulsaSR.com Tanner Barton Robert Enna Glen Haydel John Nein Chris Stebbins Luke Wright James Ellis Bryon Gibson James Keith John Pepin Dewey Thompson