Guest Book
mugu (williem4life@yahoo.fr)
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Posted 05/10/2009 at 7:19 AM
Mike Creevan Sr (WEBECRQQZN@COMCAST.NET)
from Walla Walla, WA, Lodge #287
I was at your beautiful Lodge yesterday and was admitted by your Maintainance man even tho you were not open till later. I am one of the Pin Collectors/History Buffs here on the forums and got the information I needed and forwarded it to Norm Donovan a friend of mine who posted here earlier. I was reading the newspaper article in the Lobby display and am curious as to its contents and would like to find out facts deeper.If whoever maintains this site I sure would like contacted as to my questions. The Secretary was not to be in till Monday I was told.I will try to get back before I leave town.
Posted 03/28/2009 at 7:18 AM
Ed Becker (biged.7837@verizon.net)
from Watertown, NY, Lodge #496
Greetings from ER Tim Griffith and Members of Watertown, NY Lodge 496 “Gate Way To The 1000 Islands”
Winter has just about left our neck of the woods, and the geese are heading back to the north country. Its warming up and maple sap is starting to run. Can’t wait to have some fresh New York State maple syrup!
Just stopped by to say hello and view your web page, maybe get some new ideas.
If your are in our area, why not stop by and say Hello! You can find directions to our Lodge on our web site under Links.
Thanks, Ed Becker, Lodge Webmaster, biged.7837@verizon.net
Posted 03/18/2009 at 12:34 AM
RAY ST. AMAND (ray26_helen2@comcast.net)
from Vero Beach, FL, Lodge #1774
WISH TO THANK BROTHER ECHOLS FOR SENDING ONE OF YOUR LOG PINS TO ME SO THAT IT HAS BECOME ONE IN MY GROWING COLLECTIONS.I LIKE THE DESIGN OF IT. WISH YOU ALL A GREAT NEW "ELK" YEAR AND IF EVER IN THE VERO BEACH, FL. AREA STOP IN AND HAVE A CUP OF CHEER.
FRATERNALLY, RAY
Posted 02/14/2009 at 2:40 PM
Joseph Normand Grinnell (JGrinnell@link2usa.com)
You have an interesting website. I learned a lot about the Elks dans l'État de Louisiane. Joseph Normand Grinnell. Publisher/Editor of "Le Journal du Maudit Gratteux." Village of Lille in the town of Grand Isle, Maine, United States.
Posted 01/09/2009 at 9:30 PM
Grace Dorsey (grace@hall.net)
from Fort Pierce, FL, Lodge #1520
I am the decendant of a Lodge #122 Elk. My Grandfather's name was Thomas P. Quinn. Because of his loyalty to the Elks we could call the club and find him there anytime he was AWOL. He always made sure his grandchildren had passes for the pool every summer, which was brand new at the time we started using it.
Now I am a recently initiated Elk, and I hope my Grandfather is proud that I am, even though I am a woman. He was from the "old school."
I am very excited and eagerly plan to visit the Shreveport Elks Club to find his name somewhere. I would be so grateful if I could get some historical information about Lodge #122, as well as any info I could learn about my grandfathers participation. Seeing that the Lodge number is so low, that tells me that Shreveport was among the very first and likely RICH in history.
I hope to meet the Shreveport Elks around Labor Day! Cheers! Grace Cornwell Quinn Cassidy Dorsey
Posted 07/31/2008 at 2:05 PM
Nona Dick (dickbamajam@yahoo.com)
from Gulf Coast, AL, Lodge #2782
Hi Fellow Elks, My husband and I are going to be visiting some of my family in your area soon and was checking out your lodge. We are from the Gulf Coast Elks Lodge 2782 in Foley Alabama. We are the lodge's house band called the Bama Jam Band. Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Posted 05/22/2008 at 1:21 PM
Sue A Prudhomme (sueprudhomme@bellsouth.net)
We always have a great time at the Elks! Special thanks to all the people that help out and volunteer their time to make it a nice place to come. We just love everybody out there!
Posted 07/23/2007 at 11:38 AM
Norm Donovan (per2510@pacbell.net)
from Los Banos, CA, Lodge #2510
Nice site, but it would be nice if you included the date that your lodges was instituted for us Elks History Buffs.
Norm Donovan, PER(4x)
Posted 01/18/2007 at 6:33 PM
Bob Gillis (bob.gillis@yahoo.com)
from Winthrop, MA, Lodge #1078
Greetings from Winthrop MA. Lodge #1078, If your ever in our area be sure and stop in. You can also click on over check out our web page and sign our guest book. Our Lodge is minutes from Boston, in 2007 we are celebrating 100 years of Elkdom Bob Gillis Lodge Historian
Posted 09/25/2006 at 2:57 PM
Andy Wolke (awolke1@optonline.net)
from Smithtown, NY, Lodge #2036
Greetings from Smithtown NY Lodge #2036 If your ever in our area be sure and stop in. You can also click on over check out our web page and sign our guest book.
Andy Wolke #2036 Web Master.
Posted 09/13/2006 at 8:07 PM
Michele Fantini (mf18@blueline.mg)
We feel and we know by experience that we are eternal !!! A Brother live in Madagascar. Michele Fantini
Posted 04/26/2006 at 8:17 AM
Jim Moore (jthttk@gmail.com)
Great looking site! What does it take to join the Elks?
Thanks
http://louisianachaplains.org
Posted 03/13/2006 at 10:44 PM
Larry Gray (graylgg@aol.com)
I am new to the area--I am the minister of a local church--how does one go about joining the Elks? Just looking for some information. Thank you. Larry Gray
Posted 01/18/2006 at 5:51 PM
Claudia Pearce (lodge122@bellsouth.net)
from Shreveport, LA, Lodge #122
Greg you have done a wonderful job congratulations.
Claudia
Posted 11/08/2005 at 8:20 AM
Bill Braidwood (ammoretired@bellsouth.net)
from Shreveport, LA, Lodge #122
Greg Kudos my friend! It was a while coming, but it was worth the wait...keep up the good work! Bill
Posted 11/05/2005 at 3:00 PM
Gary & Cassie Harwell (cassgaro@bellsouth.net)
from Shreveport, LA, Lodge #122
You've done a great job on the site so far! Keep up the GREAT work at the lodge and on the webpage!!
Posted 11/02/2005 at 9:21 PM
Duncan Elks Lodge (elksdgcc@cableone.net)
from Duncan, OK, Lodge #1446
Duncan Lodge #1446 is proud to be the first to sign your guest book and we ask that you return the favor. You have a great city. It is great to see other Elks Lodges using the web. Our Lodge 1446 is also on the Elks page at www.elks.org , please drop by and sign our guest book. We also have our own web page listed as: www.duncanelksclub.org . We have a 18 hole golf course, pro shop, ballroom, dining room, swimming pool, card room, lounge, and 19th hole. If you or any of your members are ever in Duncan, Oklahoma, please stop by and play a round of golf and have dinner. We would love to have other Elks come and see us.
Duncan Lodge #1446 is the proud home of Mr. James Beyl, Oklahoma Elks State President 2004-2005.
Sam Amerson
Posted 11/02/2005 at 7:23 AM