Camaxtli - Ron Reynolds

Chimalma - Rich Steed

Huemac - Tony Leech

Titlauacan - Mark Rethemeyer

Cuauhtemoc - Tim Brannon

Nezahualcoyotl - Mark Davis

Calpixque - Al Faulstich

Tlacuilo - Alan Thal


2010 Golf Outing Info

Cart/Hole Sponsor Form
Event Sponsorship Form
Team Registration Form





 

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Membership is extended by invitation only. The honor of membership is open for Shrine Masons having distinguished themselves in service to their Temple and having associated with others for fun and fellowship.

A Member is known as an Artisan (worker of the temple) or Coate (co-ah-tay) having the Indian meaning of twin brother. The Lodge or Temple is known as a Teocalli (tay-oh-cah-lee) which is the Aztec synonym.

Like Imperial Shrine Associations, Local Teocallis are grouped by regional associations, and like the Imperial Shrine, generally controlled by the Supreme Teocalli. The jurisdiction of the Supreme Teocalli is the See of North America.

One of the common threads passing throughout the disparate local Teocallis is that of its philanthropy. The philanthropy of the Order of Quetzalcoatl is to assist and support the Supreme Teocalli and local Shrine Temples, particularly in the area of transportation funds for the Shrine Hospitals for Children.