Leonard G. Lomell. D-Day. World War II. Grand Lodge of New Jersey. by Travis Simpkins

Leonard G. "Bud" Lomell. D-Day. Word War II. Grand Lodge of New Jersey. by Travis Simpkins

 Portrait Sketch of

Leonard G. "Bud" Lomell

( 1920 - 2011 )

Second Lieutenant

United States Army - 2nd Ranger Battalion

Hero of D-Day - June 6, 1944 - World War II

32nd Degree Freemason

Valley of Central Jersey

Recipient of the Daniel D. Tompkins Award

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, NMJ

Member of Durand Lodge No. 179

Point Pleasant, New Jersey

by Travis Simpkins

Commissioned by the Grand Lodge of New Jersey 

for display in Fellowship Hall - Burlington, NJ

 Leonard G. "Bud" Lomell

 For more info, please visit:

newjerseygrandlodge.org

Leonard G. "Bud" Lomell. D-Day. Word War II. Grand Lodge of New Jersey. by Travis Simpkins

David A. Glattly, 33°. Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. by Travis Simpkins

David A. Glattly, 33°. Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. Supreme Council. by Travis Simpkins

Official Portrait of

Illustrious

David A. Glattly, 33°

Sovereign Grand Commander

Supreme Council, 33°

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite

Northern Masonic Jurisdiction

Lexington, Massachusetts

Past Grand Marshal of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey

Past Master of Clifton Lodge No. 203 in NJ

Past Executive Officer of the Order of DeMolay

Oil on Canvas

by Travis Simpkins

Collection of the Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library

 David A. Glattly, 33° - Interview

David A. Glattly, 33°. Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. by Travis Simpkins

 For more info, please visit:

scottishritenmj.org

and

srmml.org

David A. Glattly, 33°. Sovereign Grand Commander. Scottish Rite, NMJ. by Travis Simpkins

Travis Simpkins Paints Portrait for the House of the Temple. Supreme Council, 33°. Scottish Rite, SJ

Pillars of Charity. House of the Temple. Supreme Council, 33°. Scottish Rite, SJ. by Travis Simpkins

     I was recently commissioned by the Supreme Council, 33°, SJ to paint the latest portrait for the collection at the House of the Temple in Washington, DC.
     This oil portrait honors the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rossman, 33° and it will soon be placed in the Pillars of Charity hallway, near the tombs of Past Sovereign Grand Commanders Albert Pike and John Henry Cowles. It is both an honor and a pleasure to have been asked to work on this project for my friends in the Southern Jurisdiction. I look forward to visiting again and seeing the painting on display there in the near future.

 For more info, please visit:

scottishrite.org