Miami Commandery No. 13, Knights Templar assisted in the installation.

 
 
The Worshipful Master elect as he is about to be installed.
Archives
2004 Installation 		The newly installed officers of Coral Gables lodge. From left to right.

W:. Herman Gonzalez-Secretary
W:. Dale A. Spear- Treasurer
W:. Jean-Paul Fabre-Worshipful Master
W:. John Gardner-Chaplain
W:. Virgil N. Salisbury-Junior Warden
Bro. Barry Wake-Senior Warden

 

2005 Officers

Worshipful Master
W:. Jean-Paul Fabres

Senior Warden
Barry Wake

Junior Warden
W:. Virgil N. Salisbury

Treasurer
W:. Dale A. Spear

Secretary
W:. Herman Gonzalez

Senior Deacon
Eduardo Lorenzo-Estrada

Junior Deacon
Jose L. Branas

Chaplain
W:. John Gardner

Marshall
W:. Byron C. Smith
The 2005 officers with R:.W:. Stephen G. Rosean and the installing officers.
The installing officers and the 2005 officers.


Installing Officer
R:.W:. Zeb E Blanton Sr.

Installing Marshal
R:.W:. John R. Barton

Installing Chaplain
W:. Jack Large

 The excellent dessert provided by
W:. Byron C. Smith.
 
  Dear Brothers:
Once again, I wanted to thank all of you for this opportunity to serve my Lodge as Worshipful Master for this year of 2005.  You may rest assured that the brothers you have elected as your officers will be suited to the charges their individual positions demand.

As each of you understand, having a common goal, a goal in which we all participate together, is fundamental for the progress and the consolidation of our Lodge.  I assume that we have the same goals for our Lodge: the prevalence of brotherly love, the drive for excellence in our ritualistic work, or the achievement of knowledge which will enable us to leave behind our blindness and see the light which springs from the East.

All of these different goals are intended to bring us together, as One.  If we dedicate ourselves to the accomplishment of these goals, everything useless will be forgotten, forgiven, and left behind.  Our Lodge will become stronger and will move one step forward toward the Ideal of Freemasonry.

So, my brothers, let’s embrace this noble task.  Let’s reach out to our working tools.  Let’s not forget that our individual ashlars might still have some corners or sides with roughness.  Let’s apply individually to the eternal task of squaring ourselves to see if we are at level in all dimensions with the Masonic Principles.

Fraternally,
Jean-Paul Fabre
Worshipful Master