Annual ‘Virtual’ Meeting 2020

The Antient and Honourable Fraternity of

Free and Accepted Masons

Wednesday 24th June 2020 At

1PM, 2PM and 3PM

The Provincial Grand Master R.W. Bro Ian Michael Chandler

Provincial Grand Lodge of Surrey

Provincial Grand Master of Surrey

R.W Bro Ian Michael Chandler, PGM

Provincial Grand Masters Address MW ProGM and Brethren I extend a very warm and sunny welcome to you all. We are delighted to have the MW ProGM with us today. Sir, once again we thank you for your attendance and leadership, especially in these trying times. I think enough has been said about the impact of the pandemic, particularly on Freemasonry. In spite of the prevailing conditions, the vital elements of Integrity, Friendship, Respect and Charity are alive and well. I hope you feel, as I do, that whenever we are up against it, the people of this country and our fraternity step up. It is however the small things that make a difference; the simple act of a phone call to a brother really does mean so much and can be the difference between isolation and feeling part of one’s Lodge. Of course, we have gone considerably further. You have been hard at work rising money for the COVID relief chest which now stands at £857K, which with match funding from the MCF totals £1.71M. Here in Surrey we have donated over £50K to good causes and I encourage you to examine very carefully the need in your area. So many charities have lost their funding sources and desperately need support. I am particularly keen to hear of support that may be required by charities to resume their normal operations. One of the schemes we have funded was to a band of volunteers making scrubs for Epsom and St Helier Hospitals. I believe the chief coordinator is our very own DepProvGM who has been working with his wife Jackie and a team of volunteers making and delivering scrubs to the NHS. I understand quality control is important, so you will be relieved to hear that Jackie is making them and Richard is chief delivery driver! Last month at our Zoom Annual Convocation, I announced that we would focus on raising £15K for LinkAble over at Woking to buy a new minibus. Not content with being the top performing Lodge in our last Festival, Woking Lodge has continued in its remarkable fund-raising efforts, and thanks to their support the money has already been found. Well done Woking Lodge! I will briefly mention TLC. Don’t forget them, it is an amazing charity and I hope your Lodge is continuing to support them. Please think about sending over an annual contribution.

A few weeks ago, I set W Bro Andrew Rooke DepProvGDC the task of cycling from Lands’ End to John O’Groats (a total of 1000 miles), to raise money to provide two yeti tablets for the residents of James Terry Court and Shannon Court. Andrew, congratulations on having completed this in stages at home, and for raising the amazing sum of £4,200. This, along with some money from the PCC, will provide a superb facility for residents to use the large television size tablets to watch a wide variety of channels, research their family’s history, watch films from their childhood and play bespoke games for senior citizens. Andrew, this is a truly remarkable effort and on the residents’ behalf, my sincere thanks. My congratulations to all of those whom I have appointed or promoted today. Today is your day, please enjoy your preferment you richly deserve it and, yes, from today you are eligible to wear your new regalia. As a Provincial Grand Officer, you are expected to support your Province and your Lodge in delivering its priorities. On that note our priorities remain as Membership – Recruitment, Retention and Recovery, Community Engagement and Membership of The Royal Arch, all underpinned by high quality internal and external communication. In terms of membership we have performed well, but it will come as no surprise that COVID has knocked us back a little, but nothing like some were forecasting. A recent survey, conducted by Grand Lodge, indicated that the vast majority of members are looking forward to returning as soon as it is safe to do so. Grand Lodge is of course planning for the return and has issued initial guidelines for this. More will follow once the Government indicates that social gatherings may resume, and I know the ProGM has asked for options to be presented to him for socially distanced ceremonies. It will come as no surprise to hear that does not include a third degree! I am pleased to see that most Lodges have now appointed a Lodge Mentor who should allocate Personal Mentors to those members who need one. These Personal Mentors are not to be seen as just for the newer members, but also for those who wish to progress further in the Lodge.

With the closing down of the Surrey Pillars website all the Mentoring documentation - and indeed all other Provincial documentation - has been moved to the Provincial website and can be found in the new area called "Members Portal", where it is available to view and download. With the current lockdown situation, it is vital that Lodge and Personal Mentors keep in touch with their Mentees in order that their enthusiasm can be maintained so that they can return to the meetings with renewed anticipation. The pandemic has brought with it some very obvious challenges for us all. One of the consequences has been the need for us to communicate remotely and with greater frequency. This has meant that the Comms team, under the leadership of Bill Caughie, have been working flat out. They have done a great job not only delivering Surrey Risings on a weekly basis but promoting us in the press and social media. I am hopeful that they will soon have a rest, but it just seems to get busier and busier! Bill, please pass on our thanks to your team. Today sees the retirement of two vital cogs in the Provincial machinery. W Bro Steve Jarvis PSGD retires as an Assistant Provincial Grand Master. Steve has served with great distinction and has done a fantastic job looking after his group of Lodges and the welfare portfolio. Steve’s caring nature made him an ideal choice for this portfolio, and he has not let us down making sure whenever a brother is in need they are supported in every way possible. I understand some of the Widows Associations look upon him as something of a toy boy and have made him promise he will continue attending their lunches! The other person who retires today as DepProvGSec is W Bro Ian Turner. He is one of the unsung heroes of our Province. I do not say this lightly, both our current ProvGSec and his predecessor agree with me that Ian has been the backbone of our Province for many years. He is the man who deals with just about every form submitted through the Provincial Office and more importantly tries to make sense of them! He is Mr Reliable and has done a superb job. I know you will join with me in congratulating both Steve and Ian and wish them a long and peaceful retirement.

This is the part where I usually say something like, the Provincial Grand Director of Ceremonies and his team of Deputies and Assistants have done a great job in guiding us through this annual meeting, but they haven’t! As ever they have been tremendously busy throughout the year escorting me, and my Deputy and Assistants. Kevin, once again thank you to you and your team. Lastly, the current conditions have put a different pressure upon our ProvGSec and his team. Their response was swift, and all staff and volunteers relocated to working from home and it has been pretty much business as usual. Mike, well done and please pass on my sincere thanks to all of your team. Brethren, we intend to have a series of mini Provincial Meetings later in the year or whenever circumstances permit. Until then I wish you all well and look forward to meeting you all in person. MW ProGM and Brethren, thank you for your kind attention. Stay safe and may God bless you and your families.

Provincial Grand Lodge of Surrey Executive

Back Row

Provincial Grand Treasurer - W. Bro Chi Guan Hwang, PAGDC,

ProvGTreas

Assistant Provincial Grand Master of St

Andrews' Group Worshipful. Bro Robert

Dobbie, PSGD

Assistant Provincial Grand Master of St

Stephens Group Worshipful. Bro Nick

Gras, PSGD

Assistant Provincial Grand Master of St

Thomas Group Worshipful Bro Paul

Crockett, PSGD

W Bro/E Comp Mike Robinson, PAGDC, ProvGSec, PAGDC,

ProvGSE

Front Row Assistant Provincial Grand Master of St

Swithuns Group Worshipful. Bro Mike

Harding, PSGD

Deputy Provincial Grand Master - VW. Bro Richard Wileman,

PGSwdB

Provincial Grand Master of Surrey - R.W Bro Ian

Chandler, PGM

Assistant Provincial Grand Master of St

Patrick Group Worshipful. Bro Steve

Jarvis, PSGD

Assistant Provincial Grand Master of St

George Group Worshipful. Bro Bill

Caughie, PSGD

W Bro John Lake PAGDC Assistant Provincial Grand Master

Profile

W Bro John Lake was initiated into Morden Park Lodge No. 8038 in 1986. He had no previous Masonic connections through friends and family. His only connection was through his Proposer and Seconder, the former being a friend and the Landlord of the pub close to his workplace at that time, with the latter being another one of the pub locals. The Landlord invited John and some other regular customers to attend his Lodge’s Ladies Festival each year and after attending these on two or three occasions, John asked his friend one evening, “well, what’s all this Freemasonry about then?”, to which he received the reply “I can’t tell you, it’s a secret!”. He was, of course, only joking and after a number of discussions, eventually proposed John for initiation. John found that he took to the Masonic Ritual, in his case Universal, and very quickly progressed through the offices, becoming Master for the first time in 1993. After leaving the Chair he was appointed to the Office of Lodge DC for the first time. In 1999, he received his first Surrey Provincial Craft Appointment to Provincial Grand Steward and then further promotions in 2000 to Provincial Assistant Grand Sword Bearer, and promoted further to Past Provincial Senior Grand Deacon in 2009. In 2014 he was appointed as an Official Visitor and was promoted to Past Provincial Grand Registrar, receiving a further promotion in 2016 to Provincial Junior Grand Warden, which he says was a great honour and fantastic year, supporting the PGM at many of his visits, together with his good friend the Provincial Senior Grand Warden of that year, W. Bro. Kevin Todd MBE. In 2019 he received appointment to Past Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies in Grand Lodge.

John has played an active role in a number of Provincial Committees over a number of years, starting with the Provincial Heritage Committee in 2006 and then subsequent roles in teams addressing Retention, Membership Pathway and Membership Recruitment. He would encourage all interested Masons to express their interest in assisting in Provincial Committees, if they are able to offer the time and commitment to doing so. They are challenging, but equally very rewarding when you are able to see the results. They can also be great fun! John is a member of many different Masonic Units in both the Craft and the Holy Royal Arch, because he liked doing Masonry with his mates; when one would say “why don’t you join my Lodge or Chapter?”, he often said “yes”! John had a 42-year career in the Transportation and Logistics Industry, finally taking early retirement in 2014 from a role as Vice President, Global Airfreight Expert at Deutsche Post DHL. His time with DHL took John to different parts of the world, allowing him to get some understanding of different cultures and their outlook. He says this was the real bonus of his career and harmonises with the outlook of Freemasonry, which globally looks to bring people of different backgrounds and beliefs together and see each other as Brothers, and not the stereotypes that can sometimes be promoted in popular culture. Whilst never a talented sportsman, he is nonetheless interested in most sports and although he follows Brentford FC he has not been to a game for many years. He more actively watches rugby and used to be a keen golfer, until back problems forced him to retire gracefully. John married his wife Lyn in 1995 and “inherited” two grown up step-daughters, Kelly and Emma. Having both led and been a member of various teams throughout his working career, John is looking forward to working with his Group Coordinator and team of OV’s and SOV’s in the St. Patricks Group, continuing the work to build strong relationships with each of the Lodges in his group, especially in these challenging times. As Assistant Provincial Grand Master with the Welfare Portfolio, John is delighted that he will have a well-established and experienced team supporting him. Their dedication in supporting Lodge Almoners, our two care homes, James Terry Court and Shannon Court, through the Association of Friends, as well as The Surrey Masonic Widow’s Association, though W Bro John Mudge, is exemplary. John would like to acknowledge the leadership of his predecessor, W Bro Steve Jarvis. There are many challenges that face our members and their families right now and for certain in the future, but John is looking forward to the challenge of meeting and overcoming these challenges. W Bro John will assume his responsibilities on June 24th 2020 and will be obligated, invested and installed at a later date.

Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master and Brethren.

The accounts for the Province of Surrey for the year ended 31st March 2020 have been reviewed and approved by the Provincial Audit Committee. The accounts and the audit report will be presented at the Provincial AGM planned for later in the year. In the meantime, I am pleased to report a healthy operating surplus of £21K this year, generated through cost saving initiatives, to boost our operating reserves and enhance financial resilience in line with Provincial objectives.

I am sure that the brethren will be pleased to hear that I do not propose any increases in membership subscriptions for the next Masonic year.

Thank you, Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master and Brethren.

W Bro. Guan HwangProvincial Grand Treasurer

Treasurer’s Report

A Message from the Provincial Grand Almoner Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master, Distinguished Brethren, Brethren. I offer my congratulations to all those receiving their first appointments or promotions today. As Provincial Grand Almoner I must first say a few words about what has been happening in the Province from a welfare perspective. As you will be aware each of the Masonic Groups has an Almoner who has responsibility for keeping in touch with the Lodge Almoners within their respective Group. Each has a specific number of contacts and can therefore offer a personalised level of support, help and guidance to Lodge Almoners. It works well. The role of the Lodge Almoner has gradually evolved within the arrangements now in place, under the auspices of the Masonic Charitable Foundation, who provide comprehensive and confidential, wide ranging, support to the brethren. In Surrey there exists a Provincial Petitions Committee (P.P.C.), which can make suitable, small, interim grants in cases of urgent necessity. Almoners still play a vital role in the pastoral care of the brethren and widows of their respective Lodges and act as an important conduit to me, the P.P.C., the Group Almoners and to the MCF when help is needed. In the present circumstances of COVID-19, the role of the Welfare Team is of even greater importance in the care for our brethren and their families. Whilst at present, brethren, we are unable to make personal visits, there is much each of us can do to make a difference, maintain contact and ease the burden for those who may have to continue to maintain a position of limited or total self-isolation. A telephone call is just one simple way that can potentially change a lonely day to one cheered by a friendly word. Locally, we may be aware organisations that offer home deliveries of groceries or other goods or services, this information can be passed on. We must all work with renewed vigour and help each other to help those that need support. Recently, Grand Lodge sent a helpful update 'First Risings' on what work it is undertaking to ensure that when we are able to reconvene our Lodge meetings we are able to do so in a way that is safe for us and meets the advice given by the Government. That has certainly raised our hopes that there is light at the end of what has been a long and for some a lonely tunnel. Brethren, I am confident we shall shortly be able to meet again in the fraternal friendship that is Freemasonry. Meanwhile, stay well and stay safe as I end with a general plea to all Brethren. Please continue to keep a look out for the brethren of your lodge and please contact me, your Almoner or your Group Almoner, details in the Masonic Year Book, if you if have any concerns about any of your members, their families or your widows.

Provincial Charity Stewards Report Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master. Brethren.

I am delighted to present to you my first Charity Stewards Report, in which I am pleased to update you on some of the charity committees events and activities over the past year and to outline some of the projects & initiatives we will be rolling out over the next 12 months.

Following the success or the 2019 Festival, and despite the difficult times we have all endured during the COVID-19 lockdown, you will be glad to hear that the Provincial charity team have remained extremely busy.

The ‘Charity Visit’ Programme which is headed up by W. Bro Andrew Lynch continues to provide us with a first-hand understanding of how, and where, our donations are benefiting these charities, it also helps cement a closer working relationship between Surrey Freemasons and our chosen charities. Any brethren interested in joining the Provincial team in attending one or more of these private behind the scene tours when they re-commence as and when restrictions are lifted, please contact W. Bro Andy or find out more information in the Surrey Risings.

This year’s Charity Stewards Workshops were held at Nutfield, Guildford, Surbiton & Croydon, and were well attended by over 200 Charity Stewards. We were grateful to all those who attended, and we were pleased to provide copies of the new Charity Stewards Handbook. The new handbook has been updated to provide the latest information and advice for Charity Stewards and members.

The annual Charity Stewards Gala Dinner was once again held at the beautiful and historic Oatlands Park Hotel in Weybridge in November 2019. The event was the biggest yet with over 230 attending. The event was hosted by our RW ProvGM with guests enjoying a Champaign reception, a three course meal, followed by live entertainment.

We were also treated to short presentation from representatives of the charities that we have been supporting. They were able to provide us with an insight and an understanding of the work that they do and how our support makes such a difference to so many lives.

So it has been a busy year and we have lots more planned for the next 12 months.

The first of these is….’Bee Masonry.’ This exciting project is headed up by W. Bro Steve Butwell and provides chosen charities with a complete Beekeeping kit, including hives, queen bees and colonies together with clothing and full training.

The project provides a real hands on experience for all involved, contributing to natural plant cross pollination, helping to boost the declining number of bees in the UK and of course, provide the charities with a supply of natural honey for both consumption and charitable fund raising!

Beekeeping promotes well-being through mindfulness and provides an opportunity for the education of children about our natural environment.

For obvious reasons, some of our initiatives have sadly had to be put on hold for the time being. One such project was the ‘Big Handshake’ which many of you would have heard about.

Headed up by W.Bro Steve Guzy and his team in conjunction with the Scouting movement, we plan to gather over 2000 freemasons, scouts, their families and friends at a given venue in Guildford to set a

new world record for any number of people to hold hands at any one time. This would not only be fun but would help promote Freemasons in the community and cement our support for the Scouting movement.

The BIG Handshake has not been cancelled; it is simply postponed until such times as we can all meet up in groups of such numbers. We still intend to become ‘record-breakers!’

I do intend to hold some Charity Stewards workshops this year in some form. This will either be traditional gatherings at masonic centres or via video conferencing. These workshops will be an opportunity to provide updates and information and in particular will focus a new way to encourage and promote regular, ongoing giving and how to get the most out of the Relief Chest Scheme.

Finally brethren, I would ask you to look out for another exciting project that will be launched at the start of our new season and that will enable Surrey Freemasons to make a huge impact on our environment , provide a lasting legacy in the Province and encourage us all to get involved with creating a wonderful nature reserve in the heart of Surrey.

Brethren, I would like to thank all the Provincial Charity Team for their hard work and efforts during the year and for their continued commitment for 2020/21.

W.Bro Steve Norris, Provincial Grand Charity Steward - ProvGChStwd@surreymason.org.uk

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE * Denotes Re-appointed to Acting Rank

ProvSGW DIAPER Philip Malcolm Croydon Airport L5047 ProvJGW WATKINS Paul Stuart Corinthian L5482 ProvGChap MORETON Leonard Edwin Parthenon L1826 ProvGTreas * HWANG Chin Guan Lorne L1347 ProvGReg * HALL David Edward Lumen L4922 ProvGSec * ROBINSON Michael David Chipstead L5463 ProvGDC * STONE Kevin Robert Royal Albert Edward L1362 ProvGSwdB PALMER Dominic John Purley L3136 ProvGSuptWks * WHYTE Graham Philip Wallington L1892 ProvDepGChap ELEY Christopher Wenham Lovekyn Chantry L6807 ProvDepGReg * CORB Alan Irving New Era L4057 ProvDepGSec KNIGHT Edward Ernest Dormer L2222 ProvDepGDC * DIAS-COOKE Ivan South Croydon L4567 ProvDepGDC * ROOKE Andrew Malcolm Elmbridge L5838 ProvDepGDC LOUGHMAN Graham Joseph Bisley L2317 ProvGAlm * COLEMAN John Thomas Weybridge L6787 ProvGChStwd * NORRIS Stephen David Burstow L4376 ProvGMen * TODD Kevin Sit Perpetuum L5725 ProvGOrat GUZY Steven James Cyril Ember Manor L4740 ProvSGD AINSWORTH Philip Sutton L3909 ProvSGD BROWN Christopher Henry Sir Francis Drake L6053 ProvSGD HORROCKS David Paul Old Sinjins L3232 ProvSGD TAMILA Nicholas William Beddington L5492 ProvJGD DIXON Simon Mark Burstow L4376 ProvJGD MACHIN Daniel Michael Chessington L6076 ProvJGD SCALES David William Chipstead L5463 ProvJGD STEPHENS Malcolm John Lodge of Harmony and Progress L7837 ProvAGReg RAFFERTY David Nicholas Thurlow Park L5476 ProvAGDC LOCKE Andrew John Thurlow Park L5476 ProvAGDC MCSORLEY Kevin Patrick Camberley L5591 ProvAGDC PETTINGER Andrew Philip Woking L6264 ProvAGDC PIZEY Colin Anthony Albert Edward L1714 ProvAGDC STROUD Werner Kurt Priory Gate L8202 ProvAGDC THOMAS Ian Michael Coulsdon Lodge of Perseverance L5611 ProvAGSwdB HOLDER William Honeywood L8440 ProvAGSuptWks POWER Lee Cheam Village L6394 ProvGOrg * JACKSON Carl Anthony Carshalton L4429 ProvGStB BHATT Neel Croydon Lodge of Fellowship L8141 ProvGStB GREENFIELD Paul Stephen Gatwick L2502 ProvAGStB BREWSTER Michael Anthony Old Sinjins L3232 ProvAGStB BUNN Anthony Leonard Chipstead L5463 ProvGPurs GBEDEMAH Rowland Edugle Woking L6264 ProvAGPurs KSHATRI Harshal Jayandra Kumar Caterham L2095 ProvGStwd ARCHBOLD Stephen Malcolm Athene L5349 ProvGStwd BLANCHARD Garth Woodstock L7948

ProvGStwd CREBER Richard Henry Windlesham Dawn L9686 ProvGStwd EAST Christopher Frank Table Fellowship L8989 ProvGStwd HOOK Nicholas Warwick Lodge of Resolve L7177 ProvGStwd MIZZI Paul Michael Azor L9208 ProvGStwd PEACOCK Jason Paul Lodge of Service L7470 ProvGStwd POMPEI Iain Anthony Lodge of Harmony and Progress L7837 ProvGStwd RAYWARD Paul David Albert Edward L1714 ProvGStwd RYAN Rory Patrick St Catherine's Priory L7960 ProvGStwd SEDMAN Luke Malcolm Lodge of Grand Design L6077 ProvGStwd SIMPSON James Albert Oak Tree L9408 ProvGStwd STEELE Allan Joseph James St Andrew's L1046 ProvGStwd WILSON Mark Raymond Clocktower from Haslemere L7711 ProvGTyler * HARRISON Jon Russell Claremont L1861

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PPSGW EDWARDS Edward John Murphy Athelstan L4771 PPSGW SNART Colin George Shirley Hills L7369 PPJGW APPS Kenneth Alan Haroldslea L7328 PPJGW COLLIER Eric Lodge of Light and Learning L8150 PPJGW CROOK Rodney Frederick William West Croydon L5688 PPJGW GREENWOOD Bernard John Trojan L7698 PPJGW PEARCE Edwin John Waterfall L4139 PPJGW PORTER Beverley Charles Table Fellowship L8989 PPJGW PRITCHARD John Alfred Gatehouse L5860 PPJGW PULLEN David John Castle L6657 PPJGW PUTTIFER Philip James Banstead L5032 PPJGW TODD George Michael Gatehouse L5860 PPJGW WHITE Colin Arthur Lingfield L7802 PPGReg AVELINE Stephen John Coulsdon L4547 PPGReg BATEMAN Kenneth Joseph Sword and Trowel L5847 PPGReg BROOKER Graham Charles Cyclist L2246 PPGReg BROWN Jeffrey James Noel Surrey Motorcycle L2444 PPGReg CARR Douglas Robert South Croydon L4567

PPGReg CARTWRIGHT Peter James Frederick Old Palace L7173

PPGReg DURKIN James Patrick Bedford Park L6294 PPGReg LAWS Jonathan Thorpe Crescent L5054 PPGReg LEECH John Ernest Castle Keep L6446 PPGReg MILLEN David John William Wandsworthians L5365 PPGReg PORTER Michael Stuart Croham Hurst L3968 PPGReg RANCE Robert Christopher Royal Edward L4787 PPGReg RUFUS Peter Victor Bagshot L4804 PPGReg THORNE Ivan John Godstone L7159 PPGReg WALTON William Hope Castle Keep L6446 PPGReg WATERS Douglas David Kingston Temple L4722 PPGReg WATES Christopher John Homestead L6465 PPGSwdB BARTLETT Alan Robert Precision L5855 PPGSwdB DAVISON Ian Michael Homestead L6465 PPGSwdB DIBBLE Alan Henry Regis Aurigae L9264 PPGSwdB EIFFERT Gary Haroldslea L7328 PPGSwdB EVANS Michael Rees Addington L5080 PPGSwdB FARLEY John Brian Royal Borough of Kingston L4614

PPGSwdB FRENCH John Vaughan Christopher Weybridge L6787

PPGSwdB HANDS Larry William Dormer L2222 PPGSwdB KILNER Mark Croydon Lodge of Unity L5164 PPGSwdB LAI Peter Mid-Surrey L3109 PPGSwdB LUNN Andrew Stuart Guildford L5443 PPGSwdB MARSHALL Grant George St Catherine's Priory L7960 PPGSwdB MILTON Andrew Peter West Croydon L5688

PPGSwdB ROWLANDS Steven Richard Leonard Noel Surrey Motorcycle L2444

PPGSwdB STROUD Kevin Lodge of Radiance L6950 PPGSwdB TICKNER Roger Royal Albert Edward L1362 PPGSwdB WATTON Conrad Sir Francis Drake L6053 PPGSwdB WILSON Richard Michael Reigate Priory L4526 PPGSuptWks BERWICK Michael Alan Croydon Sincerity L7575 PPGSuptWks BRENNAN Kevin Patrick Weybridge L6787 PPGSuptWks BRIDGE John David William Cobbett L7914 PPGSuptWks CLARK Colin John Cranleigh L3445 PPGSuptWks CONWAY Phillip John Lumen L4922 PPGSuptWks DALL Roderick McDonald Waverley L4723 PPGSuptWks DOY Ian Barry Lodge of Remembrance L6188

PPGSuptWks FITZPATRICK Alistair Charles Archibald Woodcote Epsom L6293

PPGSuptWks FLEMING John Corinthian L5482 PPGSuptWks HAMLIN Steven James Lavender L6429 PPGSuptWks HIGGINS Robert McArthur Guildford L5443 PPGSuptWks LAMING Victor St Peter's L7406 PPGSuptWks LIFFEN Albert Edward Philip Democratic L9451 PPGSuptWks MEADOWS Christopher John Composite L7162 PPGSuptWks MEALIN Andrew Gordon Woking L6264 PPGSuptWks MILLWARD David Anthony Addlestone L5222 PPGSuptWks NORMAN Samuel Charles Crescamus L7776 PPGSuptWks POORE Barry Rodney Redwood L3411 PPGSuptWks SANKARAN Prakash Arnold L1981 PPGSuptWks SEDDON Michael David Lodge of Resolve L7177 PPGSuptWks SPENCER Mark Croydon Airport L5047 PPGSuptWks THOMSON Paul Alistair Trojan L7698 PPGSuptWks THREADGOLD Mark North Downs L7010

PPGSuptWks WEBSTER Thomas Richard Campbell Regis Aurigae L9264

PPGSuptWks WICKENDEN Tony Douglas Addington L5080 PPGSuptWks WOODGER Brian Charles Light from the East L4186

PPGSuptWks WOOLSTON Trevor Arthur Coulsdon Lodge of Perseverance L5611

PPDepGReg ALDERSON Brian Peter Star of Croydon L4286 PPDepGReg BAYS David John Cradiden L6571 PPDepGReg BUNYAN John James Ernest Lodge of Harmony and Progress L7837 PPDepGReg CAMPBELL Alister Southborough L7045 PPDepGReg CAREY Alan Stanley Royal Borough of Kingston L4614 PPDepGReg CHANDLER Kenneth Brian Lingfield L7802 PPDepGReg DIMES Philip Martin Moreford L7097 PPDepGReg FISHER Michael John St Catherine's Priory L7960 PPDepGReg HOFFORD John Robert Molesey L2473 PPDepGReg HOSSACK Alan James Democratic L9451 PPDepGReg JONES Keston Mark Addiscombe L1556 PPDepGReg LAYTON-SMITH Barry Burstow L4376 PPDepGReg LOVE Jack Weybridge L6787

PPDepGReg MANDEVILLE Philip Arthur Woodstock L7948 PPDepGReg PAYE Ian Michael Bond of Friendship L8457 PPDepGReg RAGGETT Gary Eric Southborough L7045 PPDepGReg READ Philip John Light from the East L4186 PPDepGReg SEARLES Richard William East Surrey L2769 PPDepGReg SIMONS Michael David Friendship and Welcome L6495 PPDepGReg SOLEY John St Catherine's Priory L7960 PPDepGReg THOMAS Robert James Cherchefelle L6543 PPDepGReg VENABLES Edward Charles Croham Hurst L3968 PPDepGReg WELLS Brian Peter Light from the East L4186 PPDepGReg WHITEMAN Kenneth John Sutton L3909 PPDepGReg WILKINSON Robin Daintrey Agincourt L7172 PPDepGReg WOODMAN Glenn Noel Banstead L5032 PPSGD AHMET Naim Caterham L2095 PPSGD BENNETT Derek Reginald Clocktower from Haslemere L7711 PPSGD CLARKE Mark Thomas Cradiden L6571 PPSGD COLEMAN Walter Thomas Cherchefelle L6543 PPSGD DEY James Gavel and Sextant L6463 PPSGD EMERY Graham James Ditton L4143 PPSGD FARTHING Matthew Christopher Elmbridge L5838 PPSGD FRY William Richard Paul Gatwick L2502 PPSGD GATLAND Ian Michael Petersham L4514 PPSGD GREENHILL David William Elizabethan Jubilee L8814 PPSGD JONES Percival Spawton William Cobbett L7914 PPSGD NEWMAN Martin John Look Forward L9305 PPSGD POOLE David John Worplesdon L9076 PPSGD RIXON Gary James Gatehouse L5860 PPSGD TRUNDLE Neil Herbert Oak Tree L9408 PPSGD WARD Hugh Wey Side L1395 PPSGD WILSON Ian Robert Petersham L4514 PPJGD ATKIN Colin Gatwick L2502 PPJGD CARR Andrew John St Andrew's L1046 PPJGD CLYNE Brian Stewart Table Fellowship L8989 PPJGD CRIDDLE Richard Miles Richard, Earl of Shannon L8297 PPJGD DYDE Michael Kenneth St Saviour's L5853 PPJGD GAWLOWSKI Karol Damian New Era L4057 PPJGD GIBBS Andrew David Rutlish L4416 PPJGD GILES David Vincent Nonesuch Park L5859 PPJGD GWILLIM Victor Douglas St Crispin L9046 PPJGD HEARN Joseph Thomas Egham L5995 PPJGD HOARE Brian Lodge of United Endeavour L7405 PPJGD KEMPSON Harry Charles Lodge of Harmony and Progress L7837 PPJGD KERAVALA Homi Bapilji Oakfield Comet L7011 PPJGD LOGAN Jonathan Bruce Democratic L9451

PPJGD MCGUINNESS Gordon Lockyer Croal Croham Hurst L3968

PPJGD NEWNHAM Roy Lodge Light in Arabia L3870 PPJGD OPENSHAW David Joseph Bedford Park L6294 PPJGD PATEL Bhadresh Maganbhai Noel Money L2521 PPJGD PATEL Dayasharan Oxshott L7622 PPJGD PHELPS Alan William Bramston Beach L2101 PPJGD RYAN Steven Roy Royal Albert Edward L1362 PPJGD SPARKS Paul Henry New Era L4057 PPJGD TAYLOR Roy Wandsworthians L5365 PPJGD TIERNEY Martin Anthony Woodside L6441 PPJGD WILBY Desmond Paul Molesey L2473

PPAGReg CUTTS Paul Brian Honeywood L8440 PPAGReg DUMPLETON Anthony Edward Fountainhead L9707 PPAGReg FAIRCLOTH Martin James Old Sinjins L3232 PPAGReg HAMMOND Kenneth John Sword and Trowel L5847 PPAGReg HOLLOWAY Michael Alan St Catherine's Priory L7960 PPAGReg PEPPER Stephen Alex Priory Gate L8202 PPAGReg SWANIKER James Wandsworthians L5365 PPAGDC HOWARD Leigh Barry Old England L1790 PPAGDC LONG David Paul St George's, Esher L6597 PPAGDC LUCY Clive Triumvirate L9505 PPAGDC OAKLANDS Anthony Frederick Rutlish L4416 PPAGDC RICHARDSON David George Croydon Lodge of Achievement L8554 PPAGDC STOVELL Steven William Royal Albert Edward L1362 PPAGDC TAMSITT Jay Edward Rosehill Park L8389 PPAGDC TELFER Charles Richard Saint John's L1564 PPAGDC UNWIN Peter Scott Reigate Priory L4526 PPAGSwdB ELY Adam John Old Strodians' L7803 PPAGSuptWks BECKLEY Brian Michelham L8502 PPAGStB WILLIAMS David Paul Gifford Benhilton L5541

Posthumous Promotions

PPSGW ORD Robert Arthur Croydon Lodge of Freedom L5878 PPGReg JEFFREYS Gary John Baron Carleton L8434 PPGReg SMITH John Benjamin Spirit of St George's L9373 PPGSwdB MCKAY Norman Patrick Michelham L8502 PPDepGReg WALKER Leslie Alan Prince of Wales L4845

First Appointments

PPSGD BENSLEY Michael William John Copthorne L5427 PPSGD CLAYTON William Whittington Cranleigh L3445 PPJGD BATES Richard John North Surrey Masters L5905 PPJGD BIGGS Stephen Croydon Chantry L5063 PPJGD ELMS Donald Ember Manor L4740 PPJGD HUNTER Andrew Robert Bargate L5829 PPJGD JARVIS Clifford Andrew Box Hill L5858 PPJGD LYNCH Bryan Waverley L4723 PPJGD MANNING Philip Paul Compass Rose L9045 PPJGD PURSE John Mark Saint John's L1564 PPJGD STIMPSON John Robert Woolsack L8221 PPJGD TAYLOR Reuben Ken Ballards L5091 PPAGReg BAKER Simon Charles Sit Perpetuum L5725 PPAGReg DELAIMY Layth Jawdat Kingston Aero L3860 PPAGReg HAZELL John Arnold Croydon Lodge of Freedom L5878 PPAGReg HEMSLEY Barry Julian Abbey L2120 PPAGReg LUNN Michael William Parthenon L1826 PPAGReg NICHOLLS Paul Jeremy St Margaret's L1872 PPAGReg RIDGE Mark Victor Tandridge Hundred L5767 PPAGReg WREN Christopher Raymond Hale L9272 PPAGReg YORK Peter Robert Lodge of Allegiance L6213

PPAGDC ANDERSON Niall Azor L9208 PPAGDC BAILLIE Ian Peter Cheyham L5401 PPAGDC BUSH Colin Stanley Lodge Light in Arabia L3870 PPAGDC CAMPBELL Wayne Saniford Mozart L1929 PPAGDC COX Edward Thomas James Speller L3577

PPAGDC DAVIES Harold Rodney Olonindieh The Friends' L9789

PPAGDC GARRETT Russell Duncan Glenmore L5543 PPAGDC HARRIS Mark Brian Croydon Airport L5047 PPAGDC JOHNSON Anthony Joseph Star of Croydon L4286 PPAGDC LANGLEY Gary Brian Waddon L4162 PPAGDC PAGE Mark Howard Croydon Airport L5047 PPAGDC PENUELA Ernest Val Lorne L1347 PPAGDC REEVE David Michael Lodge of Remembrance L6188 PPAGDC REYNOLDS Robert Leslie Royal Borough of Kingston L4614 PPAGDC SALES Mark Ernest Charles Athene L5349 PPAGDC THOMPSON Allan Welcome L5055 PPAGDC URQUHART Donald George Woodcote L4891 PPAGDC YATES Michael Ernest Lodge of Allegiance L6213 PPAGSwdB CAMPBELL David Lodge of Good Report L7535 PPAGSwdB CLARK Jon Bradbury Leslie Cradiden L6571 PPAGSwdB DELICATA Roberto Giuseppe Addington L5080 PPAGSwdB GOULDEN Paul Michelham L8502 PPAGSwdB JOWETT William Martyn Carshalton L4429 PPAGSwdB KILBY Colin Spring Park L5689 PPAGSwdB KNIGHT John Lodge of Good Report L7535 PPAGSwdB PURNELL Richard George Bagshot L4804 PPAGSwdB SCRINE Edward Charles Triumvirate L9505 PPAGSwdB SHARIF Amjad Ali Frederick Lodge of Unity L452 PPAGSuptWks DIX Andrew Mark Claremont L1861 PPAGSuptWks DONOVAN-SMITH Sean Patrick Lumen L4922 PPAGSuptWks ELY Christopher Charles Wey Side L1395 PPAGSuptWks HARRIS Owen Michael Corinthian L5482 PPAGSuptWks MARTIN Raymond Kenneth Lovekyn Chantry L6807 PPAGSuptWks NAPPER Matthew Leslie Fountainhead L9707 PPAGSuptWks PAWSEY Anthony James Surrey L416 PPAGSuptWks STOCK Nicholas Martin St George's, Esher L6597 PPAGSuptWks WARREN David John Royal Edward L4787 PPAGSuptWks WRIGHT John Croydon Sincerity L7575 PPGStB BALDWIN Terence Frank Look Forward L9305 PPGStB BARNES Martin Adrian Waterfall L4139 PPGStB BRIERLEY Craig Kingston Temple L4722 PPGStB BURTON Leonard George St George's L370 PPGStB BUTCHER Steven Cyclist L2246 PPGStB CHARLESWORTH Arthur Michael Carshalton L4429 PPGStB CORB Jonathan Joel New Era L4057 PPGStB DESMOND Martin Ronald Worplesdon L9076 PPGStB DUDLEY Leslie Royal Albert Edward L1362 PPGStB EDWARDS Julian Patrick William Chingestune L5542 PPGStB GATLAND David Graham Petersham L4514 PPGStB JOHNSON David Neil Wallington L1892 PPGStB MCCONVILLE Harry John Elmbridge L5838 PPGStB MILLS Stuart James Mid-Surrey L3109 PPGStB MOON Jon Kenneth Egham L5995

PPGStB MULLARKEY James Croydon Lodge of Unity L5164 PPGStB PARR Daniel Leslie Shirley Park L3938 PPGStB SCOUSE Michael Richard St Catherine's Priory L7960 PPGStB TAYLOR Jason Leslie Martin Kingston Temple L4722 PPGStB TESMER Stephen William Castle Keep L6446 PPGStB WESTON Peter Charles Worplesdon L9076 PPAGPurs ETHERINGTON Russell Robert Royal Alfred L777 PPAGPurs SIMPSON Hubert Francis Agincourt L7172

Till We Meet Again Brethren

Brothers share a special bond, Like blood, brotherhood,

It's thicker than water. Friends may come and go,

And relationships may drift apart, But brothers are forever.

Though the sun may rise in the east, And set in the west,

We will still be brothers. Though the seasons may change, Spring, summer, fall and winter;

We will still be brothers. What God has ordained,

No man can change, Brothers are forever.

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