Education Scholarship 2024

CEDAR LODGE No.60

CLARKSTON, MI. Est.1854

Eligibility:
Graduating High School Seniors intending to further their education by attending a public community/junior college. This is for a four-year educational path. Seeking students who attend Clarkston High School and favoring a student with a commitment to their community and charity.

Scholarships available: One (1) @ $1500.00

Major: Open to all Majors

Minimum GPA: Minimum 2.0 GPA

Essay: An Essay is requested from all applicants

Financial Need: Please explain your need in the application

Selection Process:
The Elwin Brown Masonic Education Scholarships will be awarded to well-rounded students who are involved in extra-curricular activities and work or volunteer their time in service to their community. The activities supporting the local communities will receive priority.
Cedar #60 is an active Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons. Candidates who have Masonic affiliation or family relation to a member of the Masonic Fraternity will be given some degree of special consideration but this is not a requirement.

Additional Information for Consideration:

- - - SAT and/or ACT scores
    - Official High School Transcripts
    - Documentation of any Community Service
    - Letters of Recommendation

Application Deadline: Friday, 29/March/2024

Forms must be received or postmarked by this date to be eligible.

No fax submissions accepted.

Completed Scholarship forms should be turned in to:

Cedar #60 Masonic Lodge,

1 E. Washington

Clarkston, MI 48346

The application will be available on the Cedar #60 website: http://cedar.org/scholarship

Questions may be emailed to: scholarship@cedar60.org

Download Scholarship Application –

CLICK HERE:Elwin Brown Masonic Scholarship 2024

Application Deadline: Friday, 29/March/2024

Free & Accepted Masons, Cedar Lodge #60, Clarkston, MI

https://cedar60.org/scholarship/

Our Mission

To meet the needs of the members of Cedar Lodge #60 by providing a quality, congenial and friendly environment to foster and improve Freemasonry. To be the organization of first choice for men of good character, whose values include friendship, morality and brotherly love and provide incentives and intrinsic rewards that inspire them to contribute to the strength of our Lodge and fulfilling our vision.

Our Vision

To become a relevant organization dedicated to delighting, involving and educating members and their families in the community, where the lodge is a vibrant, respected and contributing part of community life. Cedar #60 shall accomplish this by creating a growing, active, relevant lodge of great appeal that is well known and respected as a role model for other lodges and organizations.

Elwin “John” R. Brown December 20, 1942 – August 10, 2015

Elwin R. “John” Brown of Sterling Heights; formerly of Waterford; Passed August 10, 2015 at the age of 72. He was a husband of Betty; father of Chris (Kim) Brown & Sally (Paul) Crider; stepfather of Janeen (Chuck) Rice; also survived by many grandchildren & great grandchildren; brother of Frank Brown. John retired from General Motors. He was an active member of Cedar Masonic Lodge # 60 for over 38 years and enjoyed hunting, woodworking & motorcycling. He proudly held the offices of Master of Cedar #60, Regional Grand Lecturer and the Grand Lecturer of Michigan Free & Accepted Masons. This scholarship is named in his memory in recognition for his leadership and example within our community.