13 May 2022

Our Masonic Brother M:.W:. Stanley Foulke

Image courtesy of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Alaska Free and Accepted Masons
Twenty-Five years ago on April 4, 1997 M:.W:. Stanley R. Foulke was officially installed as the Sixteenth Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Alaska Free and Accepted Masons.

After moving from Alaska to the warmer climates of Florida, he served as Worshipful Master of Lake Wales Lodge No. 242 in Lake Wales and in 2018 he served as the second District Deputy Grand Master for the newly created 21st Masonic District under Grand Master M:.W:. John E. Karroum. As a result of the "Great Masonic Redistricting" plan of 2017 the 24th Masonic in Polk county and the 25th Masonic District in Hardee and Highlands counties were merged into the new 21st Masonic District.

Presently, M:.W:. Foulke is a very active member of Lake Wales Lodge No. 242 currently serving as the lodge's organist, He is also very active with various activities of the Grand Lodge of Florida.

From our District Deputy Grand Master C. Pearce Dreadin and all of the Masonic Brethren, Congratulations M:,W:. Foulke for reaching such an incredible milestone in your Masonic career. It is an honor to know you and to call your our Masonic Brother.

Fraternally,
Bro. Rick Schwarz, IT Administrator and Social Media Manager, 21st Masonic District.

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