Edenburg Lodge No. 550 is made up of men from all walks of life - fathers, veterans, teachers, business owners, tradesmen, and community leaders - united by a shared commitment to character, service, and brotherhood.

We don’t all come from the same background - but we stand on the same level. And most importantly, we strive every day to spread the light.

Edenburg Lodge No. 550

2026 OFFICERS

  • A man dressed in Masonic regalia, wearing a tuxedo with a top hat, bow tie, and glasses, holding a wooden gavel in his right hand, standing in a room with Masonic symbols and framed certificates on the wall.

    Michael J. Graham

    WORSHIPFUL MASTER

    Husband, father of three, and fueled by faith, family, and coffee. Mike is guided by this year’s theme, Re-Engage and Reignite. He is focused on strengthening Brotherhood and restoring energy within the Lodge. He believes Freemasonry should be benevolent, active, and visible.

  • A white masonic apron with a blue border featuring a gold and white all-seeing eye symbol with rays above. Below it is a white, gold, and blue level representing the Senior Warden.

    Caleb M. Penny

    SENIOR WARDEN

  • A white masonic apron with a blue border, featuring an eye within a sunburst at the top center and a gold outline of a plum, representing the Junior Warden underneath.

    Todd E. Henry

    JUNIOR WARDEN

  • Masonic apron with blue border, eye symbol at the top, and quill pens in the center, representing the Lodge Secretary.

    J. Randall Tharan, PM

    SECRETARY

  • A large white cloth with a blue border, featuring an eye with rays above and two crossed gold keys, representing the Lodge Treasurer below.

    R. Scott Sheffer, PM

    TREASURER

  • Close-up of an Edison-style incandescent light bulb with the filament glowing orange, mounted on a metallic socket against a wood-paneled background.

  • PAST MASTERS

    Michael J. Graham 2025

    Martin W. Hartman 2023-2024

    Howard J. Schmader 2022

    Russel P. Seigworth 2021

    Alan F. Seigworth 2020

    Michael D. Tharan 2019

    Timothy S. Seigworth 2018

    James E. Collins 2017

    Donald E. Chadman 2016

    Michael D. Orsino 2015

    Kevin C. Tharan 2014

  • PAST MASTERS

    Steven J. Stewart, Sr. 2013

    Kirk A. Tharan 2012

    Wayne W. Best 2011

    Eugene E. Dearth 2010

    J. Randall Tharan 2008-2009

    Thomas A. Myers (Canby 520) 2007

    Robert G. Hannold 2007

    Dana J. McCauley 2006

    Wayne E. Wyman (Canby 520) 2002, 2005

    R. Scott Sheffer 1997, 2003

    Jerry D. Belloit 2001-2002

  • PAST MASTERS

    Jerry A. Cobler, Jr. 2000

    Willard D. Kline 1999

    Stephen J. Perez 1994, 1998

    Douglas J. Neely 1992

    Ronald E. Flick 1991

    Arthur L. Eshbaugh 1990

    Keith A. Etzel 1984

    Mark A. Lewis 1983

    Wilbur R. McHenry 1982

    John F. Summerville 1978

    C. Roger Ritts 1972

Group of men and women seated in an indoor setting, dressed formally in tuxedos and dresses, some wearing medals and purple sashes, in a ceremony or formal gathering.
A line of decorated motorized scooters with American flags and lights parked on a city street at night, with a small group of pedestrians nearby and a person in a reflective vest directing traffic.
Nighttime scene of a community event with a booth labeled 'Edenburg Lodge 550' under a black canopy with Masonic symbols, decorated with Christmas lights, festive ornaments, and people gathered around.
Parade on Main Street with decorated trikes, spectators seated and standing on sidewalk, and people watching from chairs and benches.
Gold coin medallion with the inscription "Eureka Lodge No. 350, F.&A.M., 1871" and Masonic symbols including an open book, square and compass, and rays of light.
Two men in tuxedos, one with a top hat and apron, the other with a purple sash and medal, shake hands and smile in a room decorated with framed pictures and a small carpeted platform.
An elderly man with glasses and a white beard smiling while holding a spoon and a plate of food in a kitchen.
A formal dinner or meeting setup with men in suits seated around a U-shaped table with blue tablecloths in a basement or conference room. One man in a tuxedo stands at the head of the table.
A man dressed in a suit, red tie, and top hat standing indoors next to a clear container filled with straw and hay. Behind him are racks of coats and jackets against a brick wall, with an illuminated exit sign above.
A man standing in a formal room dressed as a wolf, wearing a furry wolf hat, white shirt, black vest, jeans, gloves, and athletic shoes. He is smiling and wearing a red flower on his vest.
Three men standing outside under a canopy with a Salvation Army sign, in snow, near a store entrance.
Two men standing outside a store under a tent, near a Salvation Army sign for the Clarion County Service Unit, supporting the community.
A staircase with spelling words on each step, starting with 'Entered Apprentice' and ending with 'At Lodge 550' at the bottom, inside a building.
Two men in black suits and white shirts wearing large, colorful sombreros standing in a room with beige walls and wooden paneling. Water bottles are visible in the foreground.
Three people standing together indoors, two men in tuxedos with sombreros and a woman in a black dress with colorful embroidery, each holding a framed award with a spoon image, at a lodge event.
Group of people dining at a long table covered with a blue tablecloth, with various food items including pickles and bread, in a room decorated with picture frames, a wall hanging, and a clock.
Children and adults gathered around a table with holiday cookies, icing, and decorating supplies, decorating cookies at a holiday party.
A room with chairs arranged along the walls, a cornhole game set up in the foreground with the Pittsburgh Steelers logo, and a few chairs and tables at the back.
Nighttime parade scene with decorated tricycle and people dressed in warm clothing, displaying 'Glarion County Shrine Club' banner and American flags.
Three men inside a commercial kitchen, taking a selfie. Two men are smiling, and one man in the background is giving a thumbs-up. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and counters.
Three men wearing cooking aprons in a kitchen, smiling at the camera.

GRAND OFFICERS

The Right Worshipful Grand Master

Brother Robert D. Brink

To learn more about our RWGM, click HERE.

District Deputy Grand Master

Brother Donald R. Haines

John W. Jenks-Hobah Lodge No. 276, Punxsutawney

Click HERE to learn about The Grand Lodge Officers of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania

The Appendant Bodies of Freemasonry

The Blue Lodge is the foundation of Freemasonry. It is where a man receives the three degrees of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason. The 3rd degree, or the Master Mason degree, is the highest level a person can reach. From there, many Masons choose to continue their journey through appendant bodies which offer further light, fellowship, and opportunities for service and charitable work.

Some of the options available are the Scottish Rite, The York Rite, The Order of the Eastern Star, and the Shriners. Each have their own separate purpose, meetings, and charities - but all of them are members of the Blue Lodge.

To explore each of the appendant bodies of Freemasonry, click on the picture or the button below.

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