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On Saturday and Sunday June 23rd to 24th the Rialto Masonic Family had a team participating in the Rialto Relay For Life held at Carter High School.  Relay For Life is a 24 hour walk-a-thon that raises money to support the American Cancer Society and has been operating for many decades at many locations throughout the US. The Rialto Masonic Family has been participating with the Relay For Life in Colton for many years, primarily under the leadership of Tri-Star Chapter OES as the team captains. This year was the first working with the Rialto Relay For Life, which is a move closer to home and working more directly with the immediate community. In addition to walking for 24 hours, Eastern Star and the Youth Groups ran a game booth to raise additional funds and Inland Empire Lodge #306 operated the Child ID Program.

David Brown –  Master

 Inland Empire Lodge No. 306 hosted a reception for the Junior Grand Deacon, Victor A. Key, Jr. on Saturday June 16, 2012.The Grand Master, Frank Loui, was joined by many Grand Lodge officers, Masons, DeMolay, Jobs Daughters, Rainbow Girls and family to recognize the work Worshipful Key has done. In addition to being a Grand Lodge officer this year, he is also the Southern California Executive Officer for So. Cal. DeMolay. Many senior DeMolay that are now Masons, spoke of the guidance and support they have received from Dad and Mom Key. One of those who spoke and gave their personal story of working with Dad Key was Jeremyha Lyle. Many of the speakers assured the audience that this was “not a roast”, but the tributes that were given to Worshipful Key had everyone laughing, crying and applauding. The lively evening ended with nachos and hot dogs, Dad Key’s traditional DeMolay refreshments.

Frank Lee – AGL Division 8

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