Worshipful Master
Steve Etheredge
The Worshipful Master's Jewel of his office is the Square.
Chief Executive Officer and Presiding Officer of the Lodge.
The title of "Worshipful Master" is a title of respect and does not imply adoration or worship of the individual.
He is the only member in the Lodge that wears a hat as a symbol of his place in the Lodge and authority, as a King may wear a crown or a Judge will wear a robe to signify he is in charge.
Responsible for the Lodge Charter from the Grand Lodge of Texas.
Ensures that the Lodge By-Laws, Rules, and Regulations are followed and comply with the Grand Lodge Constitution and By-Laws.
Sets the tone for accomplishing work within and outside the Lodge for Community affairs.
His powers are many and vary; his responsibility is Great
Senior Warden
Ivan O "Buddy" Stephens
The Senior Warden's Jewel of his office is the Level.
He is Second in Command and the Worshipful Master’s right-hand man and must be knowledgeable of all Lodge activities, projects, and events.
He is responsible for the well-being and morale of the Lodge.
Assisted by the Chaplain, he will comfort the distressed, help restore peace to their troubled minds, and instill faith.
The Senior Warden is expected to demonstrate all of the knowledge he has gained up to the point of taking over the Lodge in the absence of the Worshipful Master.
Junior Warden
Jose A. "Andy" Cortez
The Junior Warden's Jewel of his office is the Plumb
The Junior Warden is the third principal officer of the Lodge.
He should develop his understanding of Masonic Law and assume the position of Lodge Lawyer and Parliamentarian. It is his duty to become familiar with the Grand Lodge Law Book, Lodge By-Laws, and Lodge Procedures.
He is expected to be capable of dispensing knowledge and understanding on the various aspects of Freemasonry.
With a thorough knowledge and understanding of the Ritual and Symbolism of Freemasonry.He oversees the Stewarts in the kitchen
Secretary
Berney Beckworth
The Secretary's Jewel of his office is the Crossed Quills.
He is the Key Administrator for the Lodge.
He does not rule the Lodge.
He provides the continuity to the Lodge and the Grand Lodge.
He records and reads monthly meetings and maintenance reports.
He receives all monies due the Lodge and hands it over to the Treasurer.
Treasurer
Wade Wilson
The Treasurer's Jewel of his office is the Crossed Keys.
He is the Official Custodian of Funds for the Lodge.
He provides a Monthly Treasurer's Report to the membership of the Lodge.
He holds all Deeds, Stock Certificates, Notes, Bonds, Obligations, or other
property of a financial nature for the Lodge
Chaplain
William Myers
The Chaplain's Jewel of his office is the Open Holy Bible.
Very significant Honor
Chairs or Co-Chairs the Sickness and Distress Committee
Assists in reporting the health of the members
Provides Comfort to the Bereaved
Senior Deacon
Justin Chambers
The Senior Deacon's Jewel of his office is the Blazing Sun with the Square and Compasses.
The Senior Deacon communicates all orders from the Worshipful master to the Senior Warden
The Senior Deacon is appointed by the Worshipful Master as his "floor officer" during ceremonies.
He is responsible for conducting candidates and examining and introducing visiting Brethren.
The Senior Deacon has a more active role in the degree work and in some of the more important aspects of running the Lodge.
He must be confident and decisive, able to recognize the talent of upcoming Masons for officer positions, organized, resourceful, and make good decisions, all critical traits of great leadership.
Junior Deacon
William Myers
The Junior Deacon's Jewel of his office is the Lunar Crescent with the Square and Compasses.
The Junior Deacon communicates messages from the Junior Warden to the Senior Warden.
It is his responsibility to see that the Lodge is properly Tiled (guarded) during all official work when the Lodge is open.
The Junior Warden's place in the Lodge is generally considered the first true step in the journey to the East and the office of Worshipful Master.
Tiler
Karl Hoff
The Tiler's Jewel of his office is the Sword .
Armed with the Ceremonial Sword, The Tiler is positioned outside the door of the Lodge room where he determines those who are to be admitted into the Lodge.
The Tiler works closely with the Junior DeaconHe ensures the Lodge Room is secure and collects all the Aprons and Jewels when the Lodge is closed.
He makes sure visitors are comfortable and made welcome to the Lodge.
Marshall
Curt Vinson
The Marshall's Jewel of his office is the Crossed Batons.
The Marshall assists the Senior Deacon in tending to the needs of Candidates.
The Marshall stands ready to fill in for vacant positions within the Lodge as deemed appropriate by the Worshipful Master
Tiler
Robert S. "Bob" Muzzy
The Master of Ceremonies' jewel of his office is the Crossed Swords.
The Master of Ceremonies assists the Senior Deacon in preparing the Candidates in the preparation room and attending to their needs.
The Master of Ceremonies stands ready to fill in for vacant positions within the Lodge as deemed appropriate by the Worshipful Master.
Take Your First Step
When you become a Freemason, you begin your journey toward being a better man. You will build rich, meaningful relationships with your Brothers, commit to the service of those around you, and strive for a deeper, more honest connection with yourself and others. It's a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment.
Make a difference.
Find your truth.
Mailing Address:
Granbury Masonic Lodge #392
P.O. Box 461
Granbury, TX 76048
Physical Address:
1700 Weatherford Hwy (HWY 51)
Granbury, Texas 76048
