Fellowship Degree - The Fellowship Degree of the Loyal Order of Moose is an honorary degree.It is a unique setting where both men and women come together to plan and serve side by side for a common cause. Council of Higher Degrees - Pilgrims, Fellows and Moose Legionnaires of the Loyal Order of Moose, together with members of the College of Regents, Academy of Friendship and Star Recorder Degree holders of the Women of the Moose comprise groups within our Order known as the Council(s) of Higher Degrees.They largely outline and facilitate how we conduct business and are primarily the meeting agendas that follow the orders of business for various purposes or aspects of our program(s). Moose Ceremonies & Procedures - Ceremonies performed by members are varied in nature.This degree, originally created on August 1, 1918, is conferred only in the House of God at Mooseheart, Illinois and comes as a reward to members of the Fellowship Degree for extraordinary service to the Order. Pilgrim Degree - The Pilgrim Degree of Merit is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a member of the Loyal Order of Moose.I look forward to my visits with the brothers and sisters of the Moose Fraternity.ĭownload: Chairman of the Board Travel Schedule God has called Paul to heaven to take on another mission, but we know he is with us always in our thoughts and hearts. I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge and thank Paul and Bonnie Curtis for all of their arduous work, dedication, and leadership in Paul’s past year as Chairman of the Board and throughout his Moose career. So, I have many guys and gals who have my back. I also accept this high honor in memory of the following people: Lodi Lodge Charter Member, officer, Past Governor, Fellow, and longtime Secretary as it was called back then, William Masopust Sr., who would have been 100 years old Lodi Chapter Charter Member, First Senior Regent, Star Recorder and First Collegian, Josephine Masopust, and my brother, a Pilgrim of the order, Coach Billy Masopust.Īlthough I have no immediate family left, there is a saying many of us in New Jersey use, “I got a guy.” Well in this Moose Fraternity I am lucky enough to have you, my Moose family. I accept this high honor and responsibility on behalf of the leaders and former leaders of this Fraternity, and on behalf of my brothers and sisters of the Lodi Moose # 1971 and on behalf of the New Jersey Moose Association. I thank the Past Supreme Governors/Chairman of the Board of Directors, whom I referenced for their leadership, guidance, continued teaching and understanding that has charted the path we take today. I join the people who have led this fraternity and its brothers and sisters in the past. I grew up with the lodge and chapter books on our kitchen table, and a lodge where the men and women worked and continue to work together in community service, so from One Moose, to Stronger Together, to Make it Happen, and Because We Care is nothing new to me. Who would have thought that when I first joined the Moose in 1984 that I would become the Chairman of the Board of Directors? I find it hard to believe that someone who only became a Moose under the orders of my parents, William, and Josephine Masopust, is addressing you, the great brothers, and sisters of the Moose Fraternity.
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