Livingston Lodge
No. 160
Free & Accepted Masons
Hammond, Louisiana
The Purpose of Freemasonry...
To raise intellectual and spiritual consciousness, to promote a way of life that strengthens the family and the human community, to provide a fraternal environment that unites men of every country, sect, and opinion and conciliate true friendship among those who might have otherwise remained at a perpetual distance.
The History of Livingston Lodge
In the early months of 1858, eleven men joined together to establish a Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons in the town of Springfield, Louisiana. With the belief in God and aiming towards a better moral station in themselves, these men laid the foundation for Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth that exists in Livingston Lodge to this day. Over the span of 160 years, Livingston Lodge has initiated men into the degrees of Freemasonry through a course of moral instruction which uses both allegories and symbols to teach its lessons.
The Officers of Livingston Lodge
W.Bro.: Brandon Smith, Worshipful Master
Bro.: Jaylon Wilde, Senior Warden
Bro.: Morris Mashon, Junior Warden
Bro.: Miguel Colina, Treasurer
W.Bro.: Fred Borstel, Secretary
W.Bro.: Josh Pecoraro, Chaplain
W.Bro.: Joe Yargo, Tyler
Bro.: Ralph Earnest Jr, Senior Deacon
Bro.: Jared Smith, Junior Deacon
Bro.: Joe Campbell, Master of Ceremonies
W.Bro.: Brad Sibley, Marshal
W.Bro.: Flint Hollars, Senior Steward
W.Bro.: Lance Atchison, Junior Steward
Becoming a Freemason
The values a Mason should live by:
Belief in a Supreme Being
Remain open-minded to learn and stay on Masonry’s path to moral goodness
Relate to other Masons on an equal basis, i.e., on the level
Avoid belittling others to enhance your own stature
Avoid contention and arguments
Strive for honesty, fidelity, integrity, tolerance, fair dealing, and charity
Respect for labor – craftsmanship, dedication, skill, and intelligence
These values are basic to the lasting harmony of our lodges and our Masonic fraternity.
If you believe in these ideals and are a man over the age of eighteen (18), contact the Lodge Secretary
