The men who lead the lodge.
Elected annually and installed by the officers of the Grand Lodge of Washington, the officers of Centralia Lodge No. 63 serve their Brothers and their community with Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth.
Our Past Grand Master for the 2021-2022 year is MWB Cameron M. Bailey. He joined Sultan-Monroe Lodge No. 160 in 2010, but shortly afterwards moved to Centralia, joining our Lodge in 2011. Since that time, he joined the officer line and presided over our Lodge for the 2014-2015 year. He served as the Lodge Secretary for 3 terms after that, while serving as the Deputy of the Grand Master in 2016-2018. He was elected to the Grand Line in 2018, and became the first Grand Master in our Jurisdiction who is a Past Master and current member of Centralia Lodge, No. 63. He lives in Centralia with his wife, Melinda.
MWB Charles E. Wood, Grand Master from 2019-2020, is an affiliated member of Centralia Lodge. He joined neighboring Chehalis Lodge in 1988, and presided over that Lodge shortly after that. He then returned to being active in the early 2010's, serving as a member of the Grand Lodge finance committee for much of the decade, Deputy of the Grand Master in 2012-2014, then being elected to the Grand Line in 2016. He served as our Grand Master for the 2019-2020 year, and resides in Cinebar with his wife, Lorraine.
Voluntold into the position of Secretary Pro Tem after serving as Junior Steward, Brother Jost brings a background in technology and web development to the lodge's administrative duties. He is also responsible for the website you are currently reading, which he built himself, and would very much like you to know that.
Worshipful Brother Greg Keller served two consecutive years in the East, guiding Centralia Lodge No. 63 through a period of renewed activity and growth. His commitment to the lodge during that time is acknowledged with gratitude by his Brothers.
Serving beyond the lodge room.
Several members of Centralia Lodge No. 63 hold or have held office in the Grand Lodge of Washington — the governing body of Freemasonry in the state. Their service reflects the depth of experience within our lodge.