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La Jolla Masonic Lodge F&AM No. 518
Making Good Men Better since 1922
La Jolla Lodge Hiram Awards
The Hiram Award is given a Brother Mason in recognition of service to the fraternity or mankind in general. It is intended for a Brother who, year after year, displays his devotion without receiving special recognition or special honor. Every Lodge has many such members. They are the living cement that binds our fraternity into a Brotherhood. You can find them at labor in kitchens, the coaching rooms, the committees, his church and community helping his fellowman, anywhere a true and steady Hand of assistance is needed. Below is a list of those brothers so honored by this Lodge for their dedicated service to our Lodge, Masonry in general and mankind.
Vike Ovanessoff
2010
La Jolla No. 518
Robert E. Bowman
11/01/1997
La Jolla No. 518
William Byous
10/26/2001
Black Mountain No. 845
Austin Leroy Covey
04/18/1998
La Jolla No. 518
Robert William Fisher
11/14/1983
La Jolla No. 518
George Louis Geanoulis
07/15/2004
Point Loma Lodge No. 620
Robert Duane Haas
09/28/1996
La Jolla No. 518
Robert William Jesse
11/11/2008
La Jolla No. 518
Douglas Wayne Johnston
07/02/2001
John D. Spreckels No. 657
James Robert Lewis
10/25/2005
Vista No. 687
Willard Vincent Markey
12/11/2000
La Jolla No. 518
Teofilo Camacho Reynoso Jr.
10/06/2001
La Jolla No. 518
Wendell Clifford Roberts
04/27/1996
La Jolla No. 518
Gordon E. Simpson
08/08/2005
La Jolla No. 518
Gerald Winstanley
01/01/1991
S.W. Hackett No. 574
Hiram Abif was a Grand Master who was sent to Jerusalem to work on the construction of the Temple of Soloman by the King of Tyre.
He was killed because he refused to reveal the holy secrets with which he was entrusted.
Having been assaulted in the Temple by three assailants he was asked would he reveal the secrets entrusted to him. He replied no, as i cannot reveal the secrets without the other two people who know them present. They killed him and buried him under an acacia. He was found by his followers and may have been buried close to the holy centre of the Temple of Jerusalem.