Ozaukee Freemasons

06/16/2026

A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who has joined us at our Ozaukee Freemasons Lodge Fish Fries.

Your support, friendship, and enthusiasm have made each event a tremendous success, and we truly appreciate everyone who stopped by.

As summer arrives and community calendars fill with activities, vacations, and local events, we will be taking a short break from our Fish Fries to avoid conflicts with the many great things happening throughout the season.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back when we resume in September!

Thank you again for your continued support, and have a safe and enjoyable summer!

06/16/2026

06/14/2026

On this Flag Day, June 14, we pause to honor the Stars and Stripes — the enduring symbol of liberty, unity, and the sacred freedoms we hold dear. As Freemasons, our connection to Old Glory runs deep: it is woven into our ritual, our heritage, our tradition, and our unwavering devotion to country. Many of our Brothers have defended it on the battlefield - and all of us stand committed to the principles of Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth that it represents.

Today, let us display the flag proudly, reflect on the blessings of our Republic, and renew our pledge to be good men and good citizens — ever striving to better ourselves, our communities, and our great country.

May the Grand Architect of the Universe continue to bless these United States, the State of Wisconsin, and all who cherish freedom under this banner! 🇺🇸

05/25/2026

05/20/2026

We had the pleasure last night of presenting Bro. Michael Foster his 50 year Masonic award! It’s quite the stretch to put into our great fraternity and is amazing to see. Lots of great stories were shared after our meeting (and some during). Thank you to everyone who came out!

05/15/2026

Our Monthly Fish Fry has really been gaining steam, and we’ve welcomed so many new faces coming out to enjoy a great meal with us. We can’t thank everyone enough for the continued support and positive feedback. Because of that encouragement, we’re excited to continue our Fish Fry throughout the summer!

Once again, we’ll be offering a FREE dessert to anyone who brings in 3 non-perishable food items to donate to our local food pantry. Your generosity helps us give back to the community while sharing a great evening together.

And by popular demand — the cannolis are coming back! They were such a big hit last time that we knew we had to bring them back for another round. If everyone keeps enjoying them as much as they have been, we’d love to keep offering them at future Fish Fries as well.

We look forward to seeing everyone again for another great night of food, fellowship, and community support!

05/10/2026

From all of us at Wisconsin Freemasonry, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and warmest wishes to every mother, grandmother, and mother figure across the Badger State. Your love, strength, and nurturing spirit embody the very best of family and community — values we, as Freemasons, hold dear.

Thank you for all you do. Today, and every day, you are celebrated, appreciated and loved! ❤️

05/08/2026

Tonights the night!!! Join the Ozaukee Freemasons for a fish fry event tonight from 4pm - 8pm.

A free dessert will be offered with the donation of three non-perishable items to support our local food pantries.
To place a to-go order or have questions, call 262-288-1150

(Next fish fry is June 12th)

05/04/2026

Long ago, in a Lodge far, far away…

04/21/2026

Wow what an amazing evening !

Ozaukee Freemasons Lodge #17 and their spouses/significant others gathered tonight for a meaningful evening at the Rose-Harms American Legion Post in Grafton, where they had the rare honor of listening to a 101-year-old veteran (Mr Robert Charles - ARMY) share his experiences from World War II.

The room fell quiet as the veteran spoke, his voice carrying both the weight of history and the clarity of lived experience. He recounted moments of hardship, camaraderie, and resilience from a time that shaped the course of the world. For many in attendance, it was more than just a history lesson—it was a deeply personal connection to a generation that gave so much in service to their country.

The Freemasons, known for their commitment to brotherhood, charity, and community, found the evening especially meaningful. Sharing the experience with their spouses/significant others added to the sense of unity and reflection, reinforcing the values of respect, gratitude, and remembrance.

As the evening concluded, those present expressed a profound appreciation for the opportunity to hear firsthand stories that textbooks can never fully capture. It was a reminder of the importance of honoring our veterans—not just in words, but by listening, learning, and carrying their legacy forward.

Dan Cehanovich Jesse Schubert Brian Hollenbeck