Eureka-DuPont Lodge 23-29 A.F. & A.M.

Eureka-DuPont Lodge 23-29 A.F. & A.M. Eureka-DuPont Lodge No. 23-29 A.F.& A.M. The Friendly Lodge

09/12/2024

Meeting Tonight!

Come on back to your lodge. Bring a friend.

COVID took a bite out of Masonry, but that's old news. So come back to lodge. We miss you, we need you. Come out and see what's happening.

Gavel drops at 730pm sharp. the grill fires up at 6pm. Come after and work spend some time having fun at your lodge.

Dress is casual. Wear shorts, wear a tux. Your choice. No tank tops, no gang colors 😝

Every 2 seconds someone needs blood. You or a loved one will likely need a blood product in your lifetime. Each pint has...
05/24/2024

Every 2 seconds someone needs blood. You or a loved one will likely need a blood product in your lifetime.

Each pint has the potential to help THREE patients.

Blood Bank of Delmarva (BBD) has been providing a safe and reliable community blood supply for nearly 70 years. It serves as a vital community lifeline dedicated to helping patients and advancing global public health.

BBD is part of a network that is internationally recognized for helping to develop products with the potential to have a worldwide humanitarian impact. Notable achievements include solvent detergent technology to manufacture safe plasma products, the first hepatitis B virus detection test, and injectable anti-HIV drugs.

Eureka-DuPont Lodge is holding a Blood Drive on June 15. If you are able, please donate.

The final Eureka-DuPont Lodge Stated Communication for this Masonic year is moved from our regular day to Saturday, June...
05/24/2024

The final Eureka-DuPont Lodge Stated Communication for this Masonic year is moved from our regular day to Saturday, June 1, at 11 AM. On that same day, from noon to 3 PM, we're having our Potluck Picnic. All Masons, their families, and friends are invited.

The 45th Annual Brotherhood Night hosted by The Grand Lodge of Delaware was held on March 15, 2024.  The evening consist...
03/22/2024

The 45th Annual Brotherhood Night hosted by The Grand Lodge of Delaware was held on March 15, 2024. The evening consisted of a social hour, followed by dinner, followed by good fellowship and rousing conversation.

Our March meeting was our annual Grand Visitation where we had the honor of receiving the Grand Master of Masons in Dela...
03/22/2024

Our March meeting was our annual Grand Visitation where we had the honor of receiving the Grand Master of Masons in Delaware,
M∴W∴Ronald P. Ferraro and the Grand Staff. To make the night extra special, our regular meeting night had been rescheduled from Thursday to Tuesday so that we could welcome the Grand Master in a unity meeting with Lafayette Lodge No. 14.

Soup Night is always a delight for the taste buds.  Enter the contest with your homemade creation, or join us just to sa...
02/06/2024

Soup Night is always a delight for the taste buds. Enter the contest with your homemade creation, or join us just to sample all the varieties of soup and chili.

Eureka-DuPont Lodge's Chocolate Night 2023 Helps Spread JoyA Night of Sweet Treats and GivingEureka-DuPont Lodge No. 23-...
01/12/2024

Eureka-DuPont Lodge's Chocolate Night 2023 Helps Spread Joy
A Night of Sweet Treats and Giving

Eureka-DuPont Lodge No. 23-29 A.F. & A.M. hosted its Annual Chocolate Night in December. This is a festive event in the Lodge, and the goal is to spread holiday cheer to children and families of limited means in Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey.

More than 65 lodge members, friends, and family diligently wrapped hundreds of gifts which our Brother and member, Reverend Bill Downing, with the assistance of his daughter, Helen, then distributed through his ministry.

Beyond the gift-wrapping, Chocolate Night served as a beacon of community and fellowship. Members, old and new, gathered to share stories, laughter, the spirit of the season… and lots and lots of pizza. After the work was completed, dishes of chocolate in a multitude of varieties were served for everyone to enjoy.

The Grand Master and many of the Grand Staff were present at the event, lending their unwavering support and helping with the wrapping. The Grand Lodge also collected funds that went toward the purchase of toys for this event. Chocolate Night is one more example of how Freemasonry contributes behind the scenes to make the world a better place for everyone.

As the night drew to a close, the feeling of accomplishment was undeniable. Hundreds of beautifully wrapped gifts stood ready to bring joy to children, a testament to the collective effort of those present. Chocolate Night is more than just an event; it's a tradition that embodies the true spirit of the holidays, showcasing the power of community and the simple act of giving.

WM Jay Troy is taking the plunge -- the Polar Bear Plunge, that is, for a very worthy cause.  He is squeezing into his s...
12/13/2023

WM Jay Troy is taking the plunge -- the Polar Bear Plunge, that is, for a very worthy cause. He is squeezing into his speedo to support Special Olympics Delaware, and he needs your help. He has a fund-raising page that makes it easy for you to be a part of this worthy endeavor. Please keep reading.

Thanks for taking the time to check out my fundraising page!
This winter, I will be participating in the Lewes Polar Bear Plunge! The water will be freezin', but I'm braving it for a reason.
Proceeds from the Plunge help to fuel the mission of Special Olympics Delaware to provide year-round sports training, competition, leadership opportunities, and health screenings to thousands of athletes.

I am excited about the difference that the Masons of Delaware can make by supporting this event. A donation of any amount will help me make an even bigger impact in the lives of the Special Olympics athletes.

The process is fast, easy and secure. Thanks so much for your support... and please don't forget to send this page to any friends you think might be interested in donating! Just click on this link.

https://www.classy.org/fundraiser/5138907?is_new=true

With a bit of Photoshop magic, we present a first glimpse of a possible sighting at this year's Polar Bear Plunge. Jay says, "Come plunge with me, Brothers!"

1st Eureka-DuPont Eagles Night at Stanley’s Bar and Grill....Kudos to Junior Warden,  Drew Wedel, who spearheaded the fi...
12/10/2023

1st Eureka-DuPont Eagles Night at Stanley’s Bar and Grill....
Kudos to Junior Warden, Drew Wedel, who spearheaded the first-ever Eureka-DuPont Eagles Night at Stanley’s Bar and Grill. The night was a success with brothers and friends joining in on the conversation, fun, food, and libations. A big thank you to Jay’s Lady, Kristin, for her photographic skills.

L to R: John Della Guardia, Kevin O’Rourke, Tom Sandilands,
Dave Baumberger, Mike Jones, Drew Wedel, Bill Degnan, Jay Troy.

Eureka-DuPont's annual Chocolate Night will happen on Thursday, December 14.  We'll wrap holiday gifts for children from...
12/10/2023

Eureka-DuPont's annual Chocolate Night will happen on Thursday, December 14. We'll wrap holiday gifts for children from families of limited means starting at 6:30 PM.

An abbreviated regular meeting will start at 5:30. After this shortened meeting, we will meet to discuss nominations for the Grand Staff and potential Award of Honor winners for the upcoming year.

If you are a Grand Lodge member (past elected officer, etc.), please attend, and after the meeting spend a few minutes briefly discussing these nominations. You will have the opportunity to nominate someone new. Nominations will be disseminated to/from all district lodges, and we will vote for the nominees following our January meeting.

If you have any questions, email or call the WM
[email protected] or 302-545-0680

Brothers,December in Delaware means the ANNUAL CHOCOLATE NIGHT at Eureka-DuPont Lodge.  Please check out the attached fl...
11/13/2023

Brothers,

December in Delaware means the ANNUAL CHOCOLATE NIGHT at Eureka-DuPont Lodge. Please check out the attached flyer for all the details.

If you’ve ever attended CHOCOLATE NIGHT, you know what a worthy cause this is. Eureka-DuPont Lodge hosts this toy-wrapping event to benefit Delaware children from families of limited means.

We call it CHOCOLATE NIGHT because chocolate treats are your reward for participating. Masons, visitors, friends, and children are welcome to share in this worthwhile event. Participants always get a sense of caring and sharing during the gift wrapping, and they have a lot of fun, too.

The Eureka-DuPont October Stated was quite a jovial affair.  Continue reading and check out the pictures below.
10/26/2023

The Eureka-DuPont October Stated was quite a jovial affair. Continue reading and check out the pictures below.

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Wilmington, DE
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The principal or chief tenets of Freemasonry are Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth.

BROTHERLY LOVE means that we place on another man the highest possible valuation as a friend; a companion, an associate, a neighbor, a fellow. Merely to be with him, merely to spend hours in his company, to have the privilege of working at his side, is all we ask. We do NOT ask that from our relationship we shall make money, or further our business interests, or achieve some other form of selfish gain. Our relationship with such a one is its own excuse for being, its own justification, its own reward. All of us know that this Brotherly Love is one of the supreme things without which life is a lonely, unhappy, dreary kind of thing. This is not a hope or a dream, but a fact-as real as day and night, or as the law of gravity.

Masonic RELIEF takes it for granted that any man, no matter how industrious or frugal he may be, may through sudden misfortune, or other conditions over which he has no control, find himself in temporary need of a helping hand. To extend to him such a helping hand is not what is generally described as charity, but is one of the natural and inevitable acts of Brotherhood. Any possible conception of Brotherhood must, in the very nature of the case, include as part of itself this willingness to give help, aid and assistance. Thus RELIEF, as thus Masonically understood, is in strict truth a Tenet. If we are going to have Brotherhood at all, we shall expect this free and cordial spirit of helpfulness to be a part of it.

By TRUTH, the last of the Principal Tenets, is meant something more than the search for truths in the intellectual sense, though that is included necessarily, and is one of the things meant by Freemasonry's motto "Let there be Light". By TRUTH is meant that if we are to have a permanent Brotherhood, its members must be truthful in character and habit, dependable, men of honor as well as of honesty, men on whom ye can rely to be faithful fellows and loyal friends. No argument is needed to prove that TRUTH, as thus understood, is a necessity, that it is required in the nature of things if a Brotherhood is to exist. It is something we must all take for granted as being beyond question.