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...was retired from the state of Alaska Department of Corrections, was a member and past master of Bushnell (Fla.) Masonic Lodge No. 30 and a Scottish Rite Freemason. He served in the United States Army from 1955 to 1961.Locke lived in Alaska...
...While living in New Mexico, he was a plumber and building contractor. Malcolm was active in the Lions Club, the Masonic Lodge, and the Methodist Church. He was the master of the Kingston Lodge #16 5 times. He was always there to helpor just...
...was proud of his Scottish ancestry, and was able to fulfill his dream of visiting Scotland. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Pioneers of Alaska. He loved baseball, having played as a young man, and he loved to read, especially history...
...was retired from the state of Alaska Department of Corrections, was a member and past master of Bushnell (Fla.) Masonic Lodge No. 30 and a Scottish Rite Freemason. He served in the United States Army from 1955 to 1961.Locke lived in Alaska...
...War II and the Korean War, the latter as an infantry lieutenant. He was also active in both the Lions Club and the Masonic Lodge.Malcolm was preceded in death by his wife Caroline, son Grant, brothers Grant and Carlton, and his sister, Inez...
...member and monarch of the Douglas Lions Club, president of the Juneau Lions Club, past-master of the Gastineau Masonic Lodge. He had served as president of the Juneau School Board. He was also a member of the Juneau Shrine Club, the Juneau...
...footsteps.'' There are few local organizations Poor didn't have a hand in. He was active in the Lions Clubs, Masonic Lodge, Shrine Club and Elks Club. He sat on the Douglas City Council and served as president of the Juneau School Board...
...the ``How Chemical Sufactants (Dispersants) Affect Oil Spills'' by Bejamin Tuxhorn; the Mt. Juneau Gastineaux Masonic Lodge #124 Award to ``Magnetohydrodymanics'' by Evan Twelker, and ``How the Number of Iterations Affect the Differentiation...
...awards given to fair participants: Mt. Juneau Gastineau Masonic Lodge Award ($100 scholarship) to Karl Twelker; Juneau...Alaska Master Gardeners Association; Juneau Gastineau Masonic Lodge no. 124; Juneau Home Economics Association; Southeast...
...puttering around the house, his family wrote. He was a member of the First Baptist Church, the Mount Juneau-Gastineau Masonic Lodge, the Scottish Rite bodies, and was a Shrine Mason with the Nile Temple in Seattle. He also belonged to the AARP...