Pictured are Cortland Elks Lodge 748 A-Team. A group of members that have been volunteering to cook every Sunday for the club's breakfast program.
When Elks come to the Cortland Lodge they can always expect a grand welcome and a big smile from our bartenders Angela and Mel.
Pictured is Master Pig Chef Troy cooking the 110 pound pig.
Jack manning the Casio Wheel at the Pig Roast.
Cal serving his famous Goulash during Old Timers Night: From what I understand the recipe for the Goulash is locked in a vault and is even more guarded than the KFC Chicken Recipe. Above is a rare picture of Cal serving his masterpiece as body guard Benny watches over the pot making sure that no one gets too close to the pot.
Elks Honor Recognition for local Veterans serving in our nursing homes. Today we are honoring our Veteran residing in our local nursing homes. It was a beautiful day and an incredible experience.
On June 1, 2015 the Cortland Elks Lodge #748 held its Law enforcement and Recognition Program. The evening was well attended by Elks, community members, and law enforcement officers and law enforcement dignitaries. Representatives from the Sheriff, state, city, county, and university law enforcement agencies were there to honor this year’s nominees and winner of the “Lawman of the Year” Award. The recognition is the Lodges ways of saying thank you for all that you do to make Cortland Community a safe and great place to live.
Veterans arriving.
Elks and Legion Members helping with arrival of residents from local nursing homes.
Mark D. Suben, Cortland County District Attorney served as Master of Ceremonies for the even.
The keynote speaker was Chief Frank L. Fowler of the Syracuse Police Department. His speech inspirational and made us understand the difficult job our officers and agencies have today. Frank Fowler speech praised the efforts and risks taken each day by police officers.
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