On the evening of May 5, 2026, the atmosphere at our May Stated Meeting was one of profound history and fraternal pride. The lodge gathered not just for routine business, but to witness a milestone that few achieve: the presentation of the 50-Year Award of Gold to Brother Jim L. Irwin Sr.
This remarkable honor is a distinctive mark of the fraternity’s gratitude, reserved for those who have dedicated a half-century of their lives to the principles of Freemasonry. It serves as a testament to Brother Jim’s steadfast character and his enduring commitment to the craft.
A Distinguished Presentation
The evening was made even more memorable by the presence of Right Worshipful Brother John Bridegroom, the Deputy Grand Master of the State of Indiana. RWB Bridegroom took the floor to personally present Brother Jim with the iconic golden pin and a special commemorative certificate.
During the ceremony, the Deputy Grand Master offered incredibly thoughtful remarks, reflecting on the weight of fifty years of service and the impact such longevity has on the strength of our fraternity. For those who were unable to attend, or for those wishing to revisit the moment, his full address is captured in the video recording of the event.
A Half-Century of Service
The presentation of the "Gold" is more than a ceremony; it is a celebration of a journey that began five decades ago. Brother Jim’s Masonic history reflects a steady and dedicated climb through the degrees of Ancient Craft Masonry:
- Entered Apprentice: February 21, 1974
- Fellow Craft: May 16, 1974
- Master Mason: January 9, 1975
Since being raised to the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason in early 1975, Brother Jim has been a pillar of our Lodge. As we look at the golden pin now adorning his lapel, we are reminded that the strength of our lodge is built upon the shoulders of men who remain true to their obligations for a lifetime.
Please join us in congratulating Brother Jim L. Irwin Sr. on this incredible milestone.
Fifty years a Mason; a lifetime of brotherhood.


























































