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Lubbock Commandery #60 installed new officers and held its annual Christmas observance. It all started with a great meal prepared by our new Commander. Our new officers are as follows: A special thanks to Gary Rock, Michael Malone, and Chris

Last night Eminent Commander Jeff Goolsby of Lubbock Commandery No 60 presented Sir Knight Dustin Delano, and Sir Knight James Clark (not pictured) with our first ever “Finus Branham Award” Finus Branham was a beloved member of our Commandery, and

The Lubbock Area Freemasons blood drive, held in honor of the 83rd anniversary of Pearl Harbor and to salute all veterans, was a resounding success. A special thank you to Brother Goolsby for organizing the event, and to all the

It was an honor to have Right Illustrious District Deputy Grand Master Zakary Wyatt make his official visit to Lubbock Council #183 this evening. R.I. Wyatt is also a member of the Lubbock York Rite bodies, so he was at

Right Eminent Grand Commander Justin Bauer visited Lubbock Commandery #60 tonight and presented our Commander with the Holy Land Pilgrimage Fund badge. R.E. Bauer stayed to help with tactics and practice with our knights. Making for a great evening. The

Thanks to everyone who sponsored, participated, and worked to make this year’s Clays for Vision hosted by the Knights Templar of Lubbock Commandery #60 a success. Because of you all, we were able to donate to the Knights Templar Eye

Congratulations to the newly installed officers of Lubbock Chapter & Council, and the officers of Floydada Chapter & Council. The joint installation in Lubbock last night was well attended for the celebration of this annual event. Wishing you all success

The Lubbock York Rite bodies had a wonderful festival this past weekend. We would like to congratulate the thirteen new members of Lubbock and Wichita Falls Chapter, Council, and Commanderies. The brethren received their York Rite degrees and orders over

The area York Rite Conference for 2024 was held at the Lubbock York Rite building. The Demolay served us breakfast and lunch. There were approximately 35 York Rite Masons in attendance.  Messages for each body were given by:

Lubbock Commandery of Knights Templar 60 teamed up with the Civil Air Patrol for this year’s Wreaths Across Americain their mission to “Remember the fallen. Honor those who serve. Teach the next generation the value of freedom.”.

Lubbock Commander 60 held their annual officer installations. This years officers are: