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2018 Hawaiian Lodge Scholarship Award Winners

Congratulations to this year's 2018 Hawaiian Lodge Scholarship award winners! We wish you all the best in this academic year!

New Awardees:

- Raeanna Jewel M. Rono (Daughter of Bro. Ronnie Rono)
- Angelica A. Fajardo (Daughter of Bro. Rowel Fajardo [Leeward])
- Xiaolin Mai
- Morena L. Kordei
- Felisha R. Suela (Daughter of Bro. A. Jun Suela)
- Ze Heng Huang
- Caele R. Manley
- Victoria Nguyen
- Franchesca K. Ponce (Grand Daughter of Wor. Bernard Baldueza)

Repeat Awards

- Jack Lin 2nd Award
- Denise Torres 2nd Award
- Jenaiah T. Santos 2nd Award
- Laica Mae B. Arcibal 4th Award
- Jordan C. Jarvis 4th Award
- Bryceton M. Scurr 4th Award (Grandson of Bro. Chuck Scurr)

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Featured Event: Hawaiian Lodge Annual Awards Night

Please join us on Wednesday, July 25th for our annual Scholarship Awards Night!

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Featured Event - Annual 4th of July Kailua Parade

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Featured Event

Worshipful Dino J. Fernandez would like to invite everyone on Saturday June 30th 2018 at 9am (Makiki Temple) as we will confer two degrees for Kauai Lodge "our sister lodge". Please show your support as we welcome in our Brothers and to observe our new degree team who will be performing a ritual for the first time.

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Featured Event

Aloha Brethren!... Saturday 26th at 830 am, we will be having our annual Hawaiian Lodge Columbarium clean up for this year's upcoming Memorial Day ceremony on May 28th. Hawaiian Lodge is asking all brothers who are available to join in fellowship by helping to prepare for this event at the Makiki Cemetary. We will also need weed whackers, rakes, hedge cutters/ tree trimmer but most of all Brothers, family and friends. Breakfast will be provided! Please contact Bro. Sergio Dowd at 808-541-7500 to let him know how you can help! On Monday, May 28th at 830 am, we will have our Memorial Day Ceremony at the Columbarium located at the Makiki Cemetery. You are invited to help us observe the lives of our Brother Masons who have passed on. Let us pay our respects and let them know that they are not forgotten. This is an open ceremony, so friends and family are invited to attend. The address is Makiki Cemetary, 1630 Pensacola Street. The attire is slacks and Hawaiian Lodge Palaka shirt.