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2019-2020 Directory YORK RITE SOVEREIGN COLLEGE OF NORTH AMERICA 500 Temple Avenue,35 Anderson Detroit, Street MI 48201-2693 PhoneMail: (313) PO 833Box- 1385368, Denton,* Fax (313) NC 83327239-7735 Phone Email:(336)859 [email protected] * Fax (336)859 -0454 Email:Website: [email protected] www.yrscna.org Website: www.yrscna.org SOVEREIGN COLLEGE OFFICERS SOVEREIGN 20COLLEGE11-2012 OFFICERS 2019- 2020 JOE R. MANNING, JR., (Cindy), #75 .................................. Governor General PO Box 8, Cushing, OK 74023 * Hm (918) 225-5196 * Fax (918) 225-2611 BLAINE* cell H. (405) SIMONS 820-7509, (Diane * Email:), #190 [email protected] ................................... Governor General 2691 Flamingo Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84117 GERALD * A.Hm FORD, (801) 272(Audrey),-1787 *#87 Email: ......................... [email protected] Deputy Governor General 11460 West 69th Way, Arvada, CO 80004-2515 * Hm (303) 425-5742 W. BERRY* cell (303) RIGDON 909-8828, (Roseanna * Email:), # [email protected]’s 78/172………Deputy Governor General 124 Rigdon Ln., Waynesville, NC 28786 * Cell (828) 778-1928 DAVID G.* Email:WALKER, [email protected] (Susan), #66 ................................ .... Chancellor General 5130 Elliott Sideroad, Midland, ON L4R 4K3 * Hm (705) 526-2405 J. WILLIAM* Fax (705) RIGGS 526-9431, (Willetta) * Email: # 116 [email protected] ............................... Chancellor General 1044 Eagle Pass, Bardstown, KY .. 40004-9151 *Hm: (502) 348-2469 REESE L.*Cell HARRISON, (502) 432 -JR.5443., (Judith*Email: Karen) [email protected], #’s14/60 ........ Treasurer General 711 Navarro, Suite 600, San Antonio, TX 78205 * Hm (210) 344-7244 REESE* Wk L. HARRISON,(210) 224-2000 JR., * Fax (Judith) (210) #’ 224s 14/60-7540. .................. * cell (210) Treasurer 867-7244 General * Email:2301 [email protected], San Antonio, TX 78215 * Hm (210) 344-7244 * Wk (210) 250-6125 * Fax (210) 258-2733 * Cell (210) 867-7244 D. ALLEN * Email:SURRATT, [email protected] (Pam), #78 ................................ ....... Secretary General 6587 Surratt Country Rd., Denton, NC 27239-9082 * Hm (336) 857-2384 D. ALLEN* Fax SURRATT,(336) 857-1181* (Pam), cell #78 (336) ................................ 953-0066 * Email:....... [email protected] Secretary General 6587 Surratt Country Rd., Denton, NC 27239-9082 REV. ROBERT* Hm (336) J. CAVE, 857-2384 (widowed * Fax ),(336) #22 ..............................857-1181* Cell (336) Primate 953- 0066General 2680* Email:Country [email protected] Golf Dr., Wellington, FL 33414 * Hm (561) 904-6499 * cell (631) 379-1014 REV. RONALD E. WOOD, JR., (Betty), #181……………….Primate General REV. RONALDPO Box E. 8306, WOOD, St. Joseph, JR.., (MOBetty 64508 Jean ),* #1Cell81 (816).. Assoc. 752 Primate-3992 General PO* Box Email: 8306, [email protected] St. Joseph, MO 64508 * (816) 364-4881 * cell (816) 752-3992 * Email: [email protected] REV. ROBERT J. CAVE, (widowed), #22 ............. …..Assoc Primate General MATTHEW 3597 D. Birdie DUPEE Dr., #302,(Susan Lake), #136 Worth, ................................ FL * Cell (561) Preceptor 324-9625 General Evergreen* Email: Farm, [email protected] Box 768, Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437 DAVID * Hm M. DRYER(215) 699, -(6363Cynthia * Fax), # ’(215)s 37/199 699 ...........................-6063 * cell (215) Preceptor 260-7884 General * Email:1521 [email protected] Boston Ave., Indianola, IA 50125 * Hm (515) 961-3279 * Cell (515) 249-3695 * Email: [email protected] 1 Sovereign College Officers, con’t. KEVIN B. SAMPLE, (Single), #141/167/188 ...................... Seneschal General 12255 Old Hwy 63 N., Hallsville, MO 65255 * Wk (816) 701-3240 * Cell (573) 819-3392 * Email: [email protected] DEAN D. REIN, (Edie), #190 .................................................. Marshal General 2161 N. Gunsight Drive, St. George, Utah 84770* Fax (435) 414-9933 * Cell (435) 680-2604 * Email: [email protected] JOSEPH W MACINTYRE , # 197 ........................................ Sentinel General 1281 NE Mission Creek Rd, Belfair, WA 98528-9483 *(360) 275-0589 *Cell: (360) 710-0839 *Email: [email protected] ROBERT B. MALWITZ, (Janet), #’s 58/32 ................. Grand Standard Bearer PO Box 303, Muse, PA 15350 * Hm (724) 746-1540 * Cell (724) 747-8491 * Email: [email protected] WILLIAM E. JEGEN, (Linda), #15 .......................................... Herald General 1937 Nottingham Lane, Wheaton, IL 60189 * Hm (630) 668-1060 *Wk (630) 858-5550 * Cell (630) 745-8352 * Email: [email protected] WILLIAM P. HERLIHY, (Florence), #151 ................................. Grand Herald 874 Crystal Ln., Marysville, MI 48040 * (810) 364-5792 *Cell (810) 459-0243 * Email: [email protected] RUSSELL E. BRIDGES, #78 ....................................................... Grand Herald 3957 Conversation Camp Road, Valdese, NC 28690-9710 JAMES C. Mc GEE, (Donna), #51 ............................................... Grand Herald 307 South Drive, Fairhope, AL 36532 * Hm (251) 928-3733 * Cell (251) 404-5357 * Email: [email protected] STEVEN C. MONROTUS, (Joan), #162 .................................. Grand Organist 230 Kingsway Dr., Farmington, MO 63640 * Cell (573) 756-9020 * Email: [email protected] 2 REGENTS H. Warren Almand, (Lydia), #80, 2842 Magnolia Blossom Ln., Marianna, FL 32446-6394 * Hm (850) 482-4809 * cell (850) 209-0998 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2013 Orville R. Armstrong, (Geraldine), #153 720 Tuggle Hill Rd., Rogersville, TN 37857 * Hm (423) 272-3856 * Wk (423) 272-3784 * Email: [email protected] *Elected 2017 Robert E. ( Bob) Burleson, (Single), #31, PO Box 1311, Burnsville, NC 28714- 1311*Cell (352) 484-4881 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2005 Richard T. Carnall, (Rebecca) #15, 61 7th Ave., LaGrange, IL, 60525 *Hm: (708) 352-0992 *Wk: (312) 575-5936 *Cell (708) 829-5032 *Elected 2018 Rev. Robert J. Cave, (Widowed), #22, 3597 Birdie Dr. #302, Lake Worth, FL 33467 * Hm (561) 904-6499 * cell (561) 324-9625 * Email: [email protected] *Elected 2004 David M. Dryer, (Cynthia), #’s 37/199, 1521 W. Boston Ave., Indianola, IA 50125 * Hm (515) 961-3279 * cell (515) 249-3695 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2015 Matthew D. Dupee, (Susan), #136, PO Box 1266, Aiken, SC 29802 * cell (215)260-7884 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2008 Emory J. Ferguson, (Bobbie), #64, 1615 Lakeview Dr. NW, Cullman, AL 35055-2315 * Hm & Fax (256) 734-6787 * cell (256) 709-3888 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 1992 Philip E. Fowler, #72 , 5602 Personality Ct., Indianapolis, IN 46237 *Hm: (317) 784-3243 * cell (317) 919-7025 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2002 David P. Hardie, (Carol), #66, 328 Brewery Ln., Orillia, ON, L3V 7H6 * Hm (705) 259-0706 * Cell (705) 327-3798 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2011 Reese L. Harrison, Jr., (Judith), #’s14/60, 2301 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78215 *Hm (210) 344-7244 * Wk (210) 250-6125 * Fax (210) 258-2733 *Email: [email protected] *Elected 1981 Raymond E. Hassel, (Lynn), #43, 20 Hedley Circle, East Providence, RI 02914 * Hm (401) 434-4625 * Fax (401) 434-6120 * Cell (401) 829-5528 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2013 William P. Herlihy, (Florence), #151, 874 Crystal Ln., Marysville, MI 48040 * (810) 364-5792 * Cell (810) 459-0243 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2014 Luther A. Hill, Sr., (Nancy), #146, 1106 Gleaves Glen Dr., Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 * Hm (615) 758-7913 * Cell (615) 504-0109 * Email [email protected] * Elected 2002 Bryce B. Hildreth, (Natalie), #37, 4811 NE Delaware Ave, Ankery, IA 50021 *Cell: (515) 360-6167 *Email: [email protected] *Elected 2017 Evaristo “Sonny” A. Leviste, (Tes), #170, 27 New Delhi, BF Homes, Las Pinas City, PH 1740 *Hm: 6328265411 *Work: (310) 272-9891 *Cell: 639175333821 * Email: [email protected] *Elected 2011 3 Regents, con’t. Joe R. Manning, Jr., (Cindy), #75, P.O. Box 8, Cushing, OK 74023 * Hm (918) 225-5196 * Cell (405) 820-7509 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2000 Charles Meldrum, #53, 26 Tanner Drive R.R. 1, Stirling, ON K0K 3E0 * Cell (613) 922-0904 *Em: [email protected] * Elected 2011 Thomas F. Miller, (Betty), #’s 11/176, 12 Truman Dr., Elizabethtown, PA 17022-3122 * Hm (717) 367-4184 * Cell (610) 506-5575 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2012 W. Job Parsons, (Alberta) #’s 184/132, PO Box 857, Springdale, NL A0J 1T0 * (709) 673-4126 * Elected 2012 James W. Patton, (Priscilla), #15, 6313 Tamiami Dr., Downers Grove, IL 60516-2109 * (630) 963-9605 * Cell (630) 464-4784 * Email: [email protected] *Elected 2002 W. Berry Rigdon, (Roseanna), #’s 78/172, 124 Rigdon Ln., Waynesville, NC 28786 * Cell (828) 778-1928 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2011 J. William Riggs, (Willetta), #116, 1044 Eagle Pass, Bardstown, KY 40004-9151 * Hm (502) 348-2469 * Cell (502) 432-5443 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2015 Gene H. Schaber, (Kathleen), #21, N91 W25610 Tomahawk Dr., Sussex, WI 53089 * Hm (262) 246-8565 *Cell: (262) 844-8673 * Email: [email protected] *Elected 1998 Blaine H. Simons, (Diane), #190, 2691 Flamingo Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84117 * Hm (801) 272-1787 * Email: [email protected] * Elected 2008 Gordon H. Stuart, (Widowed), #41, 506 Comanche Rd., Mississauga, ON L5H 1W2 * (905) 274-2089 * Elected 1973 D. Allen Surratt, (Pam), #78, 6587 Surratt Country Rd., Denton, NC 27239 * Hm (336) 857-2384 * Fax (336) 857-1181 * Cell (336) 953-0066 * Email: [email protected] *Elected 2000 Wayne E. Turton, #’s 8/151, 1200 Wright Avenue, Alma, MI 48801-1169
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