New paragraph

New paragraph

Worshipful Master 
W.Bro. Ian Hunt
With his Wardens, 
Bro. Dan Wilden & Bro. Richard Benney

My Message
Worshipful Brother Ian Hunt was installed for the second time as Worshipful Master of The Shoeburyness Lodge 6665 on October 8th 2024.
It was a fine installation by the Installing Master W.Bro Craig Bliss.
We had on this occasion two joining members that took an active office.
Our new Worshipful Master Installed his new officers in fine manner and we had three excellent addresses delivered.
We had an excellent festive board and the Masters Song was delivered by W.Bro. Keith Hudson accompanied by our guest organist W.Bro. Roger Davis.
The working tools were delivered in a perfect manner by our younger brethren.

W.Bro. Ians charity this year will again be Myeloma UK, a charity that supports patients with the blood cancer Myeloma and funds research into the awful illness which is a charity very close to Ian's heart as his lovely wife Marie is a sufferer. 

Our Worshipful Master will be holding The Shoeburyness Ladies Festival on May 31st 2025 at Saxon Hall and he invites Brethren to bring as many guests as possible to make this a fabulous occasion for our ladies and also to raise money for his charity.
Further details to be published later.

New Members
 
Our Worshipful Master welcomes Brother Royden Walters into the lodge after proposing and then initiating him.
We wish brother Royden a long and happy time as a member of The Shoeburyness Lodge. 


Gallery
W.Bro Roy Bryant welcomes his son Simon Bryant into the lodge after his initiation. There is a long-standing custom in the lodge with fathers welcoming their sons into The Shoeburyness Lodge to keep up the family tradition.
Our latest two innitiates that have entered Freemasonry through the Shoeburyness Lodge are Brother Mitchell Bliss and Brother Dan Brooks.
Both had splendid ceremonies led by our Worshipful Master W.Bro. Craig Bliss ably supported by his officers.
 

We have recently welcomed two joining members into the lodge, Brother Mike Dixon and Bother Dan Bryant who have both taken active rolls and slotted in amongst our growing band of younger members and W.Bro Brian Cattermole who has become an active and valued member of the lodge of instruction.

W.Bro Roy Brown has recently joined the lodge after being a regular guest for many years and stepped straight into the ADC roll.

Social Functions



Gallery
Next Supper Club will be at The Mughal Dynasty, 1585 London Road, Leigh on Sea SS99 2SG on October 30th at 7.30.
You are invited to bring along any friends, masons or non masons. If you can make it please contact Ian Hunt on 07549 162737 or ianhunt45@gmx.co.uk.
7.30pm start


The last supper club was held at The Eyna Turkish Restaurant in Basildon.
It was a great venue, very plush inside and outside, excellent service, great foof and ample parking.
Definately a place to go back to.

A previous supper club was at The Picollo Restaurant, Westcliff on Sea and we had some fabulous Italian food.

A previous supper club was at The 
Great Wall Chinese Restaurant at 6 East Street, Rochford SS4 1DB.
We had a good turnout and excellent foof and service. Another great night, well don Ian. 

The last before one supper club was at The Pipe of Port and we had a splendid night, great company, great food and the wine was flowing nicely.

The last but two supper club in January at The Myhosh Turkish Restaurant in Hadleigh was a great success.
Fabulous food and lots of it, great service and free parking nearby.

The November supper club was at The Mango Loung in Rayleigh and previous to that at Il Mondo great menus, excellent food and a good nights out.

The recent supper club was at the Pipe of Port, excellent food, excellent beer and excellent company. Great evening.
Well done Ian.

We hold supper clubs for the brethren in various restaurants including The Indian Diner, The Pipe of Port, Spaghetti Junction and various other restaurants and usually have a Ladies Festival with a live band where we all dress up in our finery. We also usually have an informal Sunday lunch where we can entertain our family and guests.
There are some very keen golfers among us and regularly play in masonic societys and tournaments as well as friendly games.
Share by: