MVP Award
2022 - Bellevue Lodge 325 - First Place
2023 - Bellevue Lodge 325 - Second Place
Rock Maul Award Recipient - Large Lodge
2018 - Bellevue Lodge 325
2019 - Bellevue Lodge 325
2020 - Bellevue Lodge 325
2021 - Bellevue Lodge 325
The Rock Maul Award is bestowed by the Grand Master, upon the recommendation of the Grand Lodge Awards Committee, to a large lodge and a small lodge whose works represent the best well-rounded large and small lodges in Nebraska.
Rock Maul 2020
Rock Maul 2020
Rock Maul 2021 - W.B. Kyle Beckner and M.W. Jim Carlton
Pillar Award Recipient
2020 - Bellevue Lodge 325
2021 - Bellevue Lodge 325
The Nebraska Pillar Award recognizes lodges that perform the required activities, which can result in a successful year, a stronger lodge and a fulfilling experience for members.
Grand Master’s Leadership Award Recipient
2021 - W.B. Kyle Beckner
The Grand Master’s Leadership Award recognizes Masters who perform required activities during the year, which will help to activate your lodge, create interest in members and increase awareness in your community.
Grand Master’s Master of the Year Award Recipient
2017 - W.B. Hal Cottrell
2021 - W.B. Kyle Beckner
The Grand Master’s Master of the Year Award recognizes a Worshipful Master who performs all required activities which can lead to a successful year as Worshipful Master.
Artificer Award Recipient
2014 - Br. Kyle Beckner
2015 - Br. Ryan Brulinski
20?? - Br. Bobby Lingerfelt
2018 - Br. Bill Pickle
2020 - Br. Dan Alati
2021 - Br. Tracy McClarnon
2022 - Br. Koko Sessou
Awarded to new Master Masons who meet requirements outlined on the application. These requirements
are meant to be a springboard for newly raised Brothers to become actively engaged in Nebraska
Masonry.
Individual Proficiency Certification Recipient
M.W.B Jim Carlton
W.B. Bill Pickle
W.B. Hal Cottrell
W.B. John Sheffield
Br. Dan Alati
Br. Dick Nieman
The Individual Proficiency Class seeks to provide motivation, structure, and assistance to Nebraska Masons wanting to learn and perfect our Masonic Ritual. By the end of the annual class, graduates will:
- Be able to perform all esoteric Nebraska Masonic Ritual
- Learn to overcome fear of public speaking and giving lectures in front of others
- Be able to help their own and other lodges provide and perform quality Masonic Ritual
- Become certified Individually Proficient by the Grand Custodian
- Be among less than one half of one percent of Nebraska Masons who are certified
- Be eligible to apply for the position of Deputy Grand Custodian
- Be able to contribute to the perpetual existence and improvement of Nebraska Masonry
