Longview Masonic Lodge

02/28/2026

We have a Wives and Widows Dinner on Sunday at 5pm in the Longview Masonic center to honor the wives and widows of Masons and the women of our Masonic family. Even if you haven't given us a RSVP you are welcome to come. We will also be raffling of a Valentine Basket with some great stuff for men and women for $5 per ticket. Hope to see you there!

01/06/2026

Lodge night is this Thursday — January 8 (Longview Lodge #263).

🍽️ Dinner at 6:30 PM: ham, potatoes, and veggies
🕢 Meeting at 7:30 PM
📍 823 7th Ave, Longview, WA 98632

Brethren—please plan to attend. We’ve got several key agenda items, including a vote on the 2026 budget, election of two brethren to the Temple Board, committee confirmations, and Masonic Education (Lodge prayers and Scripture parallels). Visiting Brothers are welcome.

11/08/2025

Congratulations WB Rob Mallis . Thanks for all you do in and out of Lodge.

Congratulations to WB Rob Mallis recipient of the Grand Master’s Achievement Award for District No. 18.

10/17/2025

If you are available, we have an opportunity to join Kelso with a couple of degrees this month.

10/13/2025

📣 Master Mason Degree – Saturday, November 1, 2025

Longview Masonic Lodge No. 263 will be conferring the Master Mason Degree for Brother Andrew Holden on Saturday, November 1st at 12:00 PM (Noon) at the Longview Masonic Center (823 7th Avenue, Longview).

All Master Masons are warmly invited to attend and take part in this important milestone in a Brother’s Masonic journey.

🍽 A meal will follow the degree, featuring pulled pork sandwiches, coleslaw, fresh fruit with dip, pumpkin pie, and cookies.

If any Master Mason would like to take a part in the degree, please contact our Senior Warden WB Dean Vockrodt at 360-442-0974.

We look forward to a great afternoon of fellowship, good food, and the timeless work of our Craft.

10/04/2025

Longview Mason's and a future Mason handing out candy at today's trunk or treat on 14th avenue in Longview.

08/04/2025

UPDATE: We are rescheduling this. We'll let you know when it will be when we know.
We have a Master Mason degree on Saturday August 9th at 10 AM. If you are able to attend and are willing to help with any of the parts, please reach out to our Senior Warden, Dean Vockrodt, +1 360-442-0974.

06/28/2025

🌟 Congratulations to all the incredible Job’s Daughters who took part in the Miss Washington Pageant last night! Your confidence, leadership, and poise are an inspiration to us all.

A special shoutout to Miss Washington Job’s Daughter 2025–2026, Jemma—well done! 👑

We’re especially proud of AbbyZaq, the Honored Queen of Bethel 65 here in Longview. AbbyZaq, you represented our community with grace and heart, and while you may not have taken home the crown, you truly embodied the spirit of Job’s Daughters.

To everyone who’d like to view the full program, including the ads we placed in support, visit:
📖 https://www.wajdi.org/3d-flip-book/2025-mwjd-program/

Job’s Daughters’ mission is to create confident young women, respect tradition, and shape the future. Our members learn invaluable skills that increase their confidence and prepare them to lead. We teach girls to use their voice.

06/09/2025

🚲 Bikes 4 Books – Final Week of Presentations! 📚

Longview Lodge is wrapping up another great season of Bikes 4 Books presentations, recognizing elementary students who’ve reached their reading goals with a brand-new bike!

We’ve already delivered bikes to:
✅ Northlake Elementary – May 30
✅ Olympic Elementary – June 2
✅ Robert Gray Elementary – June 5
✅ Mint Valley Elementary – June 9

📅 This Week’s Remaining Presentations:
• Kessler Elementary – June 10 at 2:00 PM
• CVG (Columbia Valley Gardens) – June 10 at 2:50 PM
• Columbia Heights Elementary – June 11 at 10:30 AM

📍 Please arrive 15 minutes early to help us set up and represent the Lodge.

Let’s finish strong and show these students the support of their Masonic community. We hope to see you there!

Fraternally,
Longview Lodge #263

06/02/2025

🚲 Bikes 4 Books Presentations – Join Us! 📚

Brethren,
Longview Lodge is proud to continue supporting literacy in our community through our Bikes 4 Books program. We've been invited to several upcoming assemblies at Longview elementary schools to present bikes to students who have met their reading goals — and we'd love your support and presence!

Please arrive 15 minutes early to help us set up and represent the Lodge proudly.

✅ Completed
• Northlake Elementary – May 30th ✔️

📅 Upcoming Presentations
• Olympic Elementary – June 2nd at 11:00 AM
• Robert Gray Elementary – June 5th at 9:50 AM
• Mint Valley Elementary – June 9th at 10:00 AM
• Columbia Heights Elementary – June 11th at 10:30 AM

⏳ Awaiting Confirmation
• CVG Elementary – TBD
• Kessler Elementary – TBD
• St. Helens Elementary – ?

Your attendance not only supports our youth but helps strengthen our connection with the community. Let's show up and make a difference!

Fraternally,
Longview Lodge #263

05/24/2025

Let's support our boys. They'll be selling Krispy Kreme donuts on Ocean Beach Highway and 15th on Saturday.

We're selling Krispy Kreme on Saturday at the Sinclair on OBH and 15th. See you there.

04/29/2025

Tonight, Longview Masonic Lodge proudly participated in the District 18 Lodge Officer Association's Junior Achievement Award program!

We had the honor of recognizing outstanding high school juniors from across our community — students who have excelled academically while making a real difference through service. Schools represented included Castle Rock High School, Kalama High School, Kelso High School, Mark Morris High School, R.A. Long High School, Toutle Lake High School, Wahkiakum High School, and Woodland High School.

A big thank you to Job’s Daughters Bethel 65, who helped hand out programs, welcome guests, and serve refreshments, and to DeMolay International Cowlitz Chapter, who presented a wonderful flag ceremony.

We were joined by Masons from Longview Lodge, Kelso Lodge, Castle Rock Lodge, and Woodland-Kalama Lodge. Our guest speaker for the evening was the Very Worshipful Brother Ron Horn, who gave an inspiring address to the students and guests.

Congratulations to all of the incredible Junior Achievement Award recipients — the future looks bright!