Newsletters

June 2023 Newsletter

From The Exalted Ruler Wow. May was a busy month at the Lodge and I know we hit the ground running for June as well. I wrote this newsletter in the middle of May, but I imagine the Memorial Day Breakfast and Parade was a blast! The PER Ball was a huge success, and I can’t thank our volunteers and staff enough. Cinda and her crew made the place look amazing and Tara and the Read more…

May 2023 Newsletter

From The Exalted Ruler: Have you paid your dues? It’s that time where we send the check to our Grand Lodge, and we need all our members to pay their dues ASAP. If you do not pay, you lose access to the Lodge, entry into any drawings (daily, weekly, monthly), ability to purchase drinks, and access to our events. Now that we have that out of the way, I would like to thank everyone for Read more…

April 2023 Newsletter

From The Exalted Rules I didn’t expect to be writing this newsletter again this soon, but I’m excited that I have the pleasure to serve as the Exalted Ruler again for the Elks 484. Gary Purvis did a great job leading the Lodge last year and I hope to continue to build on our successes. And as everyone knows, this job wouldn’t be possible without all the amazing people who help behind the scenes. So, Read more…

March 2023 Newsletter

From the Exalted Ruler I want to personally thank the members of our lodge for allowing me the opportunity to serve as your ER. In addition to the staff and officers, it isn’t even possible for me to mention all of those who have work behind the scenes to make our lodge better during my year. All of you are certainly appreciated. I know that Mike Hacker will do a great job and I hope Read more…

February 2023 Newsletter

From the Exalted Ruler Our fundraiser for January was another successful bar crawl. Mike Hacker and Chris Wilkey did a great job organizing this event which resulted in a nice donation to the Miracle League Diamonds. I am thankful for all of our staff, officers and volunteers who have helped us in our dedication to charity and community support. As we head into February, here are the things to note: At our first Lodge meeting Read more…