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THETHE VASAVASA STAR STAR VasastjärnanVasastjärnan PublicationPublication ofof THETHE VASAVASA ORDERORDER OFOF AMERICAAMERICA MAY-JUNEMAY-JUNE 20102010 www.vasaorder.comwww.vasaorder.com Swedish-AmericanSwedish-American ofof thethe YYearear -- PgPg 77 MeetMeet thethe DirectorDirector -- PgPg 2323 The Grand Master’s Message Rolf Bergman Vasa brothers and sisters! Vasa bröder och systrar! This will be my final message as Grand Master. It has been a Det här blir mitt sista meddelande som Stormästare. Det har wonderful four years during which time I have come to know many varit fyra underbara år och under den här tiden har jag lärt känna of our members much better, particularly those in district leadership våra medlemmar mycket bättre, speciellt dem med ledande befat- positions. I thank you for your support and the warm reception tningar inom distrikten. Jag vill tacka för ert stöd och för det varma you have given Marty and me. Of course the last few months have mottagandet som ni har visat mig och Marty. Naturligtvis har de not been particularly easy given the loss of the Education and sista månaderna inte varit speciellt lätta med tanke på förlusterna Archives funds. But I am learning to leave those things behind inom Utbildnings- och Arkiv fonderna. Men jag lär mig att lämna and look forward to what will be given us. I look forward because I det bakom mig och ser fram emot vad som komma skall. Jag ser strongly believe that Vasa people will band together and open framåt, därför att jag tror starkt på att Vasa medlemmarna går sam- their hearts in times of trouble and need, even those created by man och öppnar sina hjärtan under problematiska situationer även ourselves. dem som vi själv skapat. I am now focused on final preparations for the Grand Lodge Just nu fokuserar jag på det slutliga förberedanden inför convention/meeting in Washington DC just two months away. The Storlogemötet i Washington DC som det är bara två månader kvar next issue of the Vasa Star will highlight the events in Washington. till. Nästa upplaga av Vasastjärnan kommer att fokusera på alla vik- Most of those coming have made their reservations for the hotel tiga händelser i Washington. De flesta av dem som kommer har and events and are hopefully excited about coming. The DL redan gjort sina reservationer för hotell samt evenemang och Pennsylvania No. 9 GL Committee has been hard at work and, förhoppningsfullt ser de med glädje fram emot detta. based on the reports at our last teleconference, we are pretty well on Storlogekommittén i DL Pennsylvania Nr 9 har jobbat hårt och track with most items. We have removed the GL information from baserat på rapporterna under vårt sista telefonkonferenssamtal, går this issue of the Vasa Star as it likely will arrive too late for action; allt enligt planerna. Vi har tagit bort Storlogeprogrammet i denna however the material will be kept on the Vasa website until mid- upplaga av Vasastjärnan, eftersom den troligen inte kommer i tid June. för att kunna nyttjas, men den kommer att finnas på Vasas hemsida The delegates for the GL meeting have received the ‘gift’ pack- till mitten av juni. age of 94 motions from the Grand Secretary. I am now in the Delegaterna för SL-mötet har tillhandahållit ett ”paket” innehål- process of selecting chairs and putting the delegates on various GL lande 94 motioner från SL-sekreteraren. Jag håller just nu på att committees, then assigning a sub-set of the motions, including offi- välja delegater till diverse SL-kommittéer och därefter tilldela ett cer recommendations, to the each committee. I thank Grand underlag till motionerna, däribland rekommendationer till officer- Secretary, Joanie Graham, for her monumental work in the last few sposterna, till varje kommitté. Jag tackar Storlogesekreteraren, months in collecting, preparing and mailing the motions as well as Joanie Graham, för hennes monumentala arbete under de sista all the other things she needs to do for the convention, not to men- månaderna med att samla, förbereda och att posta motionerna så väl tion her normal duties as GS, including collecting the DL reports. I som alla andra uppgifter som hon behöver göra inför mötet och för look forward to the meeting in Washington knowing that through it att inte nämna de dagliga arbetsuppgifter en SS har, däribland till- Vasa will be strengthened to go forward. hör bl a att samla in alla DL-rapporterna. Jag ser fram emot mötet i In addition to preparing for the GL meeting and helping with Washington med vetskapen om att genom detta kommer Vasa att convention activities Marty and I have had the pleasure to förstärkas och att gå framåt. attend Drott Lodge #168’s 100th anniversary on April 17, DL Förutom förberedelserna inför SL-mötet och att hjälpa till med Golden Gate No. 12 convention, April 23-25 and DL New Jersey de olika aktiviteterna hade Marty och jag nöjet att delta i 100-års No. 6 convention, April 30-May 2. A heartfelt, ‘Thank You!’ jubiléet för Drottlogen Nr 168 den 17:e april, mötet hos DL Golden to you that voiced your personal support to me during the last Gate Nr 12 mellan 23-25:e april samt mötet för DL New Jersey Nr months. The final DL convention we will attend during my term as 6 mellan den 30 april–2:a maj. Ett hjärtligt tack till er alla som GM that of Lake Michigan No. 8 will be May 14-16 in Michigan uttryckte ert personliga stöd till mig under de senaste månaderna. City, IN. Det sista distriktsmötet vi kommer att delta vid, under min tid som I thank those that served on the Grand Lodge Executive Board. I SM, är Lake Michigan Nr 8 den 14-16:e maj i Michigan City, IN. felt we worked together well and accomplished the items set before Jag vill tacka dem som tjänade i de Exekutiva Rådet. Jag kände us. They are a talented group who worked hard for the Order. I also att vi arbetade bra tillsammans och fulländade det vi bestämt oss thank the Appointed Officers, many of who för. Det är en begåvad grupp som arbetat hårt för vår Ordern. Jag work very hard with no or little monetary compensation to further tackar också de valda Officerarna, många av dem har arbetat myck- the work of the VOA in areas such as Culture, Youth, History and et hårt med ingen eller mycket liten kompensation för att främja Publication. Thank you to the 21 GL Deputies, who took arbetet av VOA i områden såsom kultur, ungdom, historia och pub- their assignment with pleasure and reported back to me their likation. Tack till de 21 SL deputerade, som tog sin uppgift med actions and thoughts. Finally, thank you to the members of nöje och rapporterade sina handlingar och tankar till mig. Slutligen, Vasa for electing me as Grand Master four years ago. The work has tackar jag medlemmarna i Vasa för att ni valde mig som been rewarding and the memories and friends made will last our Stormästare för fyra år sedan. Arbetet har varit givande och gett oss lifetime. minnen och vänner som räcker livet ut. THE VASA STAR (USPS 657-020) THE VASA STAR MAY-JUNE 2010 May-June 2010 Vol. 103, No. 3, Serial 849 AN IMPORTANT REMINDER Published by: Please send pictures of good quality in order for them to reproduce well in The Vasa Order of America Vasa Star. Electronically submitted photos should be scanned in JPEG format at a vasaorder.com resolution of 300 dpi. For submitted Lodge articles, please add city and state. Thanks! HEADQUARTERS: c/o Joan Graham Don’t forget “Kids Corner!” Grand Secretary 5838 San Jose Avenue Richmond, CA 94804 Phone: 510-526-5512 THANK YOU E-mail: [email protected] Grand Master Rolf Bergman wishes to thank everyone who has sent cards and Grand Master: condolences on the death of his 65-year old brother Lennart. Rolf S. Bergman 3236 Berkeley Avenue Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 Phone: 216-371-5141 Fax: 216-274-9664 AUDIO-VISUAL DIRECTOR E-mail: [email protected] Editor: Todd Anderson Marie Carlson 1383 Middlebrook Way • Rohnert Park, CA, 94928 • Cell Phone: (707) 694-1345 9560 Curberry Drive E-mail: [email protected] Mentor, OH 44060 Phone: 440-255-4665 E-mail: [email protected] The Vasa website at www.vasaorder.com contains a “materials button” which has the listing of audio visual materials available. Circulation Manager: (Address Changes) If you are unable to use the Vasa website, you can still ask that a listing be sent to you Cathy Anderson by mail. 13194 N. Woosnam Way Oro Valley, AZ 85755 Phone: 520-219-9433 CORRECTIONS E-mail: [email protected] In the previous Mar-Apr 2010 issue of The Vasa Star under “Thank You,” the Send bottom section of white copy of article was written by Past Chairman, Murray Sund. application for new members to her. Correction made by: Ray Wold Membership Chairman: Tore Kellgren Under Svea Lodge #296 news in the Mar-Apr 2010 issue of The Vasa Star on 5971 W. Walbrook Drive pg 17, the organist mentioned is Kathy Swanson not Kathy Gustafson. San Jose, CA 95129 Correction made by: Sandra Miller Phone: 408-996-1970 E-mail: [email protected] Orders for advertising should be sent to: Deadlines for The Vasa Star: THE VASA STAR Marie Carlson Jan./Feb. is Dec. 1st 9560 Curberry Drive March/April is Feb. 1st Mentor, OH 44060 Phone: 440-255-4665 May/June is April 1st E-mail: [email protected] July/Aug.
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