Seneca River Lodge No. 160
welcomes
R.W. E. Oscar Alleyne
Junior Grand Warden, Grand Lodge of New York
with his presentation
Vides Vita Rex
An Esoteric Look at Freemasonry
on
March 17, 2020
@ 6:30 PM
Liverpool Masonic Temple, 608 Oswego St., Liverpool, NY
Seneca River Lodge No. 160 is proud to welcome R.W. E. Oscar Alleyne, Junior Grand Warden, Grand Lodge of New York to Central New York. On March 17th, he will present "Vides Vita Rex: An Esoteric Look at Freemasonry" at the Liverpool Masonic Temple, 608 Oswego St., Liverpool, NY. Please note that Lodge opens at 6:30 PM sharp with the meeting tiled and opened to Master Masons only. Dinner will follow afterwards at the Retreat in Liverpool. Those interested in joining us for dinner should call our Worshipful Master, V.W. Robert Tyrrell at 315-416-3320 or email our Secretary, R.W. Gary Heinmiller at garylheinmiller@gmail.com
R.W. Alleyne, of Walden, New York, is the Junior Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in the State of New York. Raised in Wallkill Lodge No. 627 in Orange Rockland District, he served in 2014-2016 as Master of Wappingers Lodge No.671 in the Dutchess District.
Active in the Craft, he is a 33° Honorary Member of Supreme Council, AASR, NMJ, the Past Commander in Chief and Past Sovereign Prince of the Scottish Rite Valley of the Hudson and served as the first Grand Superintendent for the State of New York of the Grand Council of the Allied Masonic Degrees USA. He is a Fellow of the Philalethes Society and is the 2nd VP of the Board and Fellow of the Masonic Society. He is also the Regional Treasurer for the Operatives USA. He lectures internationally on historical, ritualistic, philosophical, leadership and other topics of Masonic interest and is a member of several Masonic research and invitational bodies.
He holds a Doctorate from the New York Medical College and is a Senior Advisor for Public Health programs at the National Association of County and City Health Officials in Washington, DC. There he is responsible for providing executive leadership, strategic visioning, senior management and technical assistance to the country’s 3,000 local governmental public health departments.
A published author, subject matter expert and scientific presenter in the field of applied epidemiology, health policy and public health, he served as President, Chair and active Board Member of several professional Public Health Associations and is a faculty member/lecturer/presenter at a number of undergraduate and graduate educational institutions.
Please join us for on of Brother Oscar's best presentations. We look forward to seeing you on March 17th at 6:30.
R.W. Alleyne, of Walden, New York, is the Junior Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in the State of New York. Raised in Wallkill Lodge No. 627 in Orange Rockland District, he served in 2014-2016 as Master of Wappingers Lodge No.671 in the Dutchess District.
Active in the Craft, he is a 33° Honorary Member of Supreme Council, AASR, NMJ, the Past Commander in Chief and Past Sovereign Prince of the Scottish Rite Valley of the Hudson and served as the first Grand Superintendent for the State of New York of the Grand Council of the Allied Masonic Degrees USA. He is a Fellow of the Philalethes Society and is the 2nd VP of the Board and Fellow of the Masonic Society. He is also the Regional Treasurer for the Operatives USA. He lectures internationally on historical, ritualistic, philosophical, leadership and other topics of Masonic interest and is a member of several Masonic research and invitational bodies.
He holds a Doctorate from the New York Medical College and is a Senior Advisor for Public Health programs at the National Association of County and City Health Officials in Washington, DC. There he is responsible for providing executive leadership, strategic visioning, senior management and technical assistance to the country’s 3,000 local governmental public health departments.
A published author, subject matter expert and scientific presenter in the field of applied epidemiology, health policy and public health, he served as President, Chair and active Board Member of several professional Public Health Associations and is a faculty member/lecturer/presenter at a number of undergraduate and graduate educational institutions.
Please join us for on of Brother Oscar's best presentations. We look forward to seeing you on March 17th at 6:30.
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