Delaware Scottish Rite. SGC David Glattly Presents Art by Travis Simpkins at Valley Reunion

Delaware Scottish Rite. Sovereign Grand Commander David Glattly and Art by Travis Simpkins

On April 7th, my portrait of Eugene Small, 33° was presented to him by Sovereign Grand Commander David A. Glattly and the Deputy for Delaware Herbert J. Atkinson. The presentation took place during the spring reunion of the Delaware Scottish Rite, an event which was dedicated in honor of Ill. Bro. Small. In addition to the original artwork, the portrait image was included on special ribbons given to all attendees (Deputy Herb Atkinson is wearing one of the ribbons on his lapel in the photo). For posterity, a copy of the portrait will be placed on permanent display at the Masonic building in Wilmington, Delaware. Special thanks to Fred Palmer for all his work on this project.

Delaware Scottish Rite. Sovereign Grand Commander David Glattly and Art by Travis Simpkins

Jared Stanley. What is a Mason. YouTube channel. Grand Lodge of Mississippi. by Travis Simpkins

Jared Stanley. What is a Mason. YouTube channel. Grand Lodge of Mississippi. by Travis Simpkins

Portrait Sketch of

Jared Stanley

Host of the

"What is a Mason" YouTube channel

Past Master of

Longstreet Lodge No. 268

2016 Worshipful Master of the Year

Grand Lodge of Mississippi

32nd Degree Scottish Rite Freemason

Valley of Meridian, Orient of Mississippi

Knight Templar

Mississippi Grand Bodies of the York Rite

Longstreet Chapter No. 285

Order of the Eastern Star

by Travis Simpkins

What is a Mason - Q&A: Freemason Secrets

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whatisamason.org

Jared Stanley. What is a Mason. YouTube channel. Grand Lodge of Mississippi. by Travis Simpkins

R.W. Moises Gomez named Fellow of The Masonic Society. Portrait by Travis Simpkins

Moises Gomez. Grand Lodge of New Jersey. The Masonic Society. Portrait by Travis Simpkins

Congratulations to R.W. Moises Gomez, Grand Historian of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, on being named a Fellow of The Masonic Society. It is a well-deserved honor.
I was flipping through the latest issue of the Journal of the Masonic Society and was surprised to see my portrait of R.W. Bro. Gomez on page 9.

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themasonicsociety.com