First degree
Entered Apprentice
The beginning of a Brother’s Masonic education, with lessons about character and responsibility.
01 / Welcome
About the Lodge
Lillian Masonic Lodge #925 F&AM is a community of Brothers in Lillian, Alabama. We gather to strengthen friendships, encourage personal growth, and put our values into action through service.
Our regular dinner on the first and third Tuesday offers a chance for wives, children, grandparents, and friends to share in Lodge fellowship. The stated meeting follows at 6:30 p.m.
Men interested in learning about Freemasonry are welcome to reach out and begin a conversation with a member. Call the Lodge at 251-536-4858.
02 / The fraternity
History of Freemasonry
Freemasonry grew from the traditions of stonemasons and developed into a fraternity centered on moral teaching, fellowship, and charitable service. The formation of the Grand Lodge of England in 1717 is a major milestone in the history of modern organized Freemasonry.
As the fraternity spread across the Atlantic, Masonic lodges became part of community life in America. Alabama's Grand Lodge was established in 1821, and local lodges have since served communities throughout the state.
What brings Brothers together?
Freemasonry asks members to practice integrity, care for others, and keep learning. Three Lodge committees help shape that work in Lillian:
Education Committee. Creates engaging ways for our Brotherhood to learn about Masonic history and our roles as men.
Shepherding Committee. Works to grow membership and stay connected with Brothers who live nearby and those who live at a distance. It gives special attention to including members’ families in Lodge life.
Charity Committee. Helps the Lodge turn its commitment to caring for others into support for Brothers, families, and neighbors in need.
03 / The journey
Three steps to Master Mason
A Mason progresses through three degrees. Each uses ceremony and symbols to encourage reflection, learning, and service.
Second degree
Fellow Craft
A step focused on learning, growth, and the value of applying knowledge in daily life.
Third degree
Master Mason
The culminating degree, emphasizing fidelity, reflection, and a lasting commitment to the Brotherhood.
04 / Your first step
Prospective Members
Interested in becoming a Mason? Begin by talking with a Brother. We can tell you about Lodge life, answer your questions, and explain the membership process and the three degrees.
Family matters here, too. Our regular dinners give Brothers and their families a chance to build friendships together. If you would like to visit, please call ahead so we can welcome you.
05 / 2026–27
Current Leadership
Worshipful MasterChris King
Senior WardenBrandon Taylor
Junior WardenStephen Duckworth
TreasurerJeff Keener
SecretaryRoger Cramp
Senior DeaconJoe Williams
Junior DeaconLeonard Mahood
Junior StewardMike Blankenship
TylerCliff Collier
HistorianDavid Johnson
MarshalPrice Legg
Working together
Lodge Committees
Officers and Brothers share the work of keeping the Lodge strong. These committees attend to its operations, learning, relationships, and service.
Trustee Committee
Helps care for the Lodge’s property and long-term needs.
Finance Committee
Supports financial planning and responsible stewardship of Lodge resources.
Education Committee
Creates engaging ways for Brothers to learn Masonic history and reflect on their roles as men.
Shepherding Committee
Welcomes and reconnects with Brothers near and far, encourages membership growth, and includes their families in Lodge life.
Charity Committee
Helps turn the Lodge’s commitment to care into support for Brothers, families, and neighbors in need.
06 / The people
Meet our Brothers
Meet some of the men who make up the Lillian Lodge Brotherhood.
Brother Dan Brantley
Brothers may contact the Lodge to submit a photo and confirm how they would like to be identified on the site.
07 / Membership
Membership & Shepherding
Learn about becoming a Mason, the three steps to Master Mason, and how Brothers and their families take part in Lodge life. Our Membership page brings these resources together and offers a way to begin a conversation.
Explore membership and Shepherding
Brotherhood grows through personal contact. Our Shepherding Committee welcomes new members, reconnects with Brothers near and far, and makes room for their families in Lodge life.
View the two-sided tri-fold brochure (PDF)Just Ask
Our Brothers welcome conversations with friends and neighbors about Masonry and life at Lillian Lodge.
You can also save the PDF to print or share it.
08 / Our roots
History of Lillian Masonic Lodge
In April 1986, Sam McLendon, Ray Wiggins, and Bob Hearon began gathering local Masons around the idea of a Lodge in Lillian. Foley Lodge #766 sponsored the effort. The Grand Lodge instituted Lillian Lodge No. 925 Under Dispensation on February 20, 1987, and voted to issue its charter later that year.
Brothers and their families then helped build a permanent home. The “925 Support Group” formed in 1990, ground was broken that September, and the new Temple was officially recognized on April 21, 1992.
09 / In the community
Charitable Work
Food for neighbors
The Lodge is the major funder of a November 6 Food Drop organized by the Rewards Foundation with Feeding the Gulf Coast. Pickup begins at noon Friday, November 6, for Alabama residents in need at 12600 South Perdido Street.
Community recognition
Brothers honor people who serve Lillian and look for ways to recognize local volunteers and first responders alongside their families.
Care within the Lodge
Through its Charity and Shepherding committees, the Lodge keeps in touch with Brothers and their families and responds when support is needed.
10 / Lodge updates
Lodge News
Read about our Brothers, leadership, fellowship, and service in Lillian.