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Our Regular Business Meeting is on the first Monday
of the month at 7:30pm, dinner is before, at 6:30pm in the banquette
hall (downstairs) - cost is $8.50.
No regular meetings in the months of July & August.
To contact us -
Click Here.
Bountiful Mason Meetup!
If you are interested in learning more about Freemasonry, please come to
dinner with us!
Dinner starts at 6:30pm - on the first Monday of the month - except for
the months of July & August - there are no regular meetings.
Let us know your coming and we will save you a chair! =)
Contact us for more info.
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Welcome Brothers!
Greetings to all & any Mason and
non-Mason alike!
Bonneville Lodge No. 31 of Free & Accepted Masons would like to invite
you to spend some time with us on this web site.
We hope that you find some information about our most noble and esoteric
fraternal order - located here in beautiful Bountiful Utah.
We believe it is ours to help serve and help enlighten those that seek after
Masonry and similar things in a honest pursuit of truth & Light -
through the degrees of Freemasonry.
You are welcome to browse this site and familiarize yourself with its
contents - as it will surly tell a brief overview of Utah
Freemasonry and our Lodge's place in it.
We are open to discuss your questions about Freemasonry and receive your
genuine comments at our email address
info@bonneville31.org. In
addition, check out our
Freemason Links
page for some good information.
If you are interested in learning more about Freemasonry,
you just simply need to ask.
Bonneville No. 31 2009 Officers
C. Hall Blankenship,
Worshipful Master
Paul D. Wordelman, PM, Sr Warden
Jonathan D Holbrook, Jr Warden
Alan S. Rohlfing, PM, Treasurer
Brent E. Tomlin, PM, Secretary
Justin R. LeCheminant, Senior Deacon
Michael P. Mitchell, Junior Deacon
Terry E. White, Senior Steward
Mark G. Nelson,
PM, Tyler
Core Tenets of Freemasonry
From its beginning in 1717, Freemasonry has sought
not to produce great men, but a greater world.
Freemasons live by a code of Brotherly Love, Relief
and Truth, which guides not just the Tradition, but
every Lodge, and every Freemason.
Brotherly Love
Freemasons are taught to look
past the limitations of societal values on
character, and regard all mankind as one family.
This levels the playing field, and denies Freemasons
the convenience of social, religious, and political
divisions. It cleanly solidifies a common vision,
and incontrovertibly makes plain that which is truly
important.
Relief
To soothe the unhappy, to
sympathize their misfortunes, to compassionate their
miseries - to relieve the distressed is peculiarly
the duty of Masons–a sacred duty, not to be omitted,
neglected, or coldly or inefficiently complied with.
Truth
Truth is a Divine attribute and
the foundation of every virtue. To be true, and to
seek to find and learn the Truth, are the great
objects of every good Mason.
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