Highlands Lodge 86 AF & AM

This Memorial Day, Highlands Lodge #86 pauses to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. 🇺🇸

Their courage, devotion, and selflessness remind us that freedom is never free. As Masons, we are called to reflect the values of honor, integrity, service, and brotherly love — virtues so many gave their lives defending.

Today, we remember not only their sacrifice, but also the families, friends, and communities forever impacted by their loss.

May we live in a way that honors their memory and never forget the price paid for the freedoms we enjoy each day.

Today, Highlands Lodge #86 AF&AM honors the mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, and mother figures whose love, wisdom, strength, and compassion shape our families and communities every day. 💐

Your care builds foundations stronger than stone, and your guidance lights the path for future generations.

From all of us at Highlands Lodge #86, thank you for everything you do. Wishing you a beautiful and blessed Mother’s Day. 💙

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Thank you to all who came out to our Grand Master's visit, awards night and Masonic Youth night at highlands lodge. Thank you to all who helped in any way and thank you to the masonic youth for your amazing presentations. A big congrats to all those who recieved service awards for their years in masonry or for being a 50 year past master.

☘️ St. Patrick’s Day & Freemasonry

While St. Patrick’s Day is not directly connected to Freemasonry, the two share meaningful ties through Irish history and values. Ireland played a significant role in the growth of Freemasonry, with the Grand Lodge of Ireland helping spread the Craft across the world.

Much like Saint Patrick used the shamrock to teach unity, Freemasonry emphasizes harmony, brotherhood, and moral living. Though their origins differ, both traditions remind us of the importance of fellowship, heritage, and service to others.

This St. Patrick’s Day, we celebrate not only Irish culture—but the shared spirit of unity that brings us together as Brothers.

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Was a fantastic night of masonry here at Paul Revere Lodge #130. This was our 330th stated under our current name and number but Paul Revere masonry dates to 1925 and our original number 130 goes back to 1908. We had a third degree with some new roles and a new lecture structure and it went… in the words of Larry David on Curb your enthusiasm…. Pretty, pretty, pretty good.
Thanks to the work that brothers from Highlands 86 put in, our Georgetown #12 brothers and the brothers from Union #7 and Marquis de Lafayette who showed up.
Paul Revere’s first master mason degree in the Highlands Masonic Temple since the early 80’s.

Installation of 2026 officers tonight. Good luck to the line, great things planned for the year. Lodge visits, community service events, education and much more.

Congratulations to our Brothers on their remarkable milestones in Masonry!
Brother Travis Bartell – 25 Years
Worshipful Brother Paul Marshall – 30 Years
Worshipful Brother Ron Williamson – 35 Years
Brother Lyle Adams – 40 Years

We were deeply honored to have the Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in Colorado, William E. Marshall, along with the Officers of the Grand Lodge, in attendance to personally present these awards.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate and support these Brothers as they were recognized for their many years of dedication and service to the Craft!

Congratulations, Brothers!

Please join us in congratulating our three newly passed Brothers to the degree of a Fellowcraft this past Friday: Brother Peter Cernik, Brother Chris Eck, and Brother Dalton Russell.

Your continued journey in Freemasonry is a testament to your commitment, growth, and dedication. We are proud of each of you and look forward to walking beside you as you continue to build upon the foundations you’ve laid.

Well done, Brothers — onward and upward!