Beardsley Medal Recipients 2000 - 2024
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The Beardsley Medal is the highest honor awarded by this jurisdiction and is presented annually to members of the Grand Lodge who have demonstrated outstanding service to the Grand Lodge and the Craft.
2024
District 2: V.W.B. C. William Cole, Westmorland #44
2023
GM's Choice: R.W.B. Daniel B. Jones, Westmorland #44 | Citation: | Initially appointed DDGM for District No. 2 but soon took on the added responsibilities of District No. 7 which eventually led to their merger. “His self-deprecating humour and dedication to the fraternity disarms discord and promotes harmony.” His work merited brethren to recommend him for this medallion which was agreeably endorsed by the Grand Master. |
District 1: R.W.B. Eric C. Gardner, New Brunswick #22
2022
GM's Choice: Bro Scott J. Murray, Keith #23
2021
District 1: R.W.B. Daryl L. Moore, Carleton Union #8
2020
District 3: R.W.B. Robert McLeod, Campbellton No. 32
District 5: W.B. Morton Mitchell, Victoria No.26
2019
District 1: R.W.B. David G. Ross, The New Brunswick No. 22
District 6: W.B. Kent Davis, Landmark No. 51
2018
District 5: R.W.B. Tom Borthwick, St. George No. 12
District 4: R.W.B. James A. Leavitt, Carleton Union No. 8, Woodstock No. 11
2017
District 2: R.W.B. Donald E. Steeves, Keith No 23, Zetland No. 24
District 5: M.W.B. Clyde M. Townes, Victoria No. 26
District 6: R.W.B. Darrell Alexander Munn, Landmark No. 51
2016
None
2015
District 1: M.W. John A. Watson, Hibernia No. 3
District 2: M.W. Stephen H. Allen, Westmorland No. 44
District 2: R.W. Guy B. Trenholm, Westmorland No. 44
District 4: R.W. Garth W. Dingee, Benjamin No. 31
2014
District 2: R.W. Edward K. Burridge, Sussex No. 4, Tobique No. 48
District 3: R.W. Charles R. Parlee, Campbellton No. 32
GM's Choice: R.W. William D. Millett, Keith No. 23, Acacia No. 49
2013
District 1: R.W. Kenneth Gary Black, The Corinthian No. 13, St. Martins No. 30
District 2: R.W. Macx MacNichol, Sussex No. 4
GM's Choice: R.W. George Fletcher, Cherry Mountain No. 50, Abnaki No. 55
2012
District 1: R.W. LeRoy Ronald Hoffman, Carleton Union No. 8
District 5: R.W. Philip D. Hartford, Victoria No. 26
GM's Choice: W.B. Scott Ellsworth, Keith No. 23
2011
District 1: R.W. Graham Alexander Fraser, The New Brunswick No. 22
District 6: R.W. Laurie Murray Bishop, Alexandria No. 33
GM's Choice: W.B. Barry V. Ellsworth, Keith No. 23
2010
District 1: R.W. Dale Lindsay Stevens, Hibernia No. 3
District 5: R.W. Franklin MacVay Langley, Deceased, Cherry Mountain No. 50, St. Mark’s No. 5
GM's Choice: R.W. E. Arthur Young, Acacia No. 49
2009
District 1: R.W. Richard Whitcomb, Carleton Union No. 8
GM's Choice: V.W. Stuart MacDonald, Albion No. 1
2008
None
2007
District 1: R.W. Fred Healey, The New Brunswick No. 22
District 1: R.W. Randall Nelson, The Corinthian No. 13
2006
District 1: R.W. William T. Ryan, The New Brunswick No. 22
District 2: R.W. Miles R. Graham, Lodge St Andrew No. 16
GM's Choice:R.W. James McKenna, Albion No. 1, The New Brunswick No. 22
2005
District 1: R.W. John Dunham, Carleton Union No. 8
District 5: R.W. James Maxwell, Victoria No. 26
GM's Choice: W.B. Brian Francis, Carleton Union No. 8
2004
District 1: R.W. Gordon Young, New Brunswick No. 22
District 6: R.W. Charles Bruce, Landmark No. 51
GM's Choice: R.W. Gordon Steeves, Colebrooke No. 39
2003
District 1: R.W. Earl Campbell, Carleton Union No. 8
District 3: R.W. Melvin McLaughlin, Northumberland No. 17
GM's Choice: R.W. Harold Planetta, Sussex No. 7
2002
District 2: R.W. Evan Thomas, Zetland No. 24
District 6: R.W. David Gillrie, Hiram No. 6
GM's Choice: R.W. William Boone, Carleton No. 35
2001
District 1: R.W. Bernus Clark, St. John's No. 2
District 3: R.W. Murray Clouston, St. John No. 27
GM's Choice: R.W. John Jeffries, Coverdale No. 52
GM's Choice: M.W. James Pike, Acacia No. 49
2000
District 1: R.W. Robert Kierstead, Carleton Union No. 8
GM's Choice: R.W. Delbert Alward, Fownes No. 45
GM's Choice: R.W. Wayne Hitchcock, Colebrooke No. 39
The following PDF contains the list of all Beardsley and Quinn Awards recipient’s from 2024 to 1969
Beardsley and Quinn Awards from 2024 to 1969.pdf
Quinn Medallion Recipients 2000 - 2024
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The following brethren are recipients of the Quinn Medallion who have demonstrated exemplary service to the craft at the Lodge or District or Jurisdictional level.
2024
GM's Choice: Bro Derrick G. Walsh, Carleton Union # 8
District 1: W.B. Raymond S. Maber, New Brunswick #22
District 2: Bro Peter F.S. McIntyre, Keith #23 | Citation: | Initiated in St. Martin's No. 30, he affiliated with Keith No. 23 in 2005. "He has made a positive impact in the lodge with his regular attendance and his friendly outgoing manner in his interaction with the brethren. He has served on several committees, most notable as a valued member of the Temple Board since 2014. He organized and conducted open house tours/visitations to the Lodge building ((Moncton historical building public awareness - 2 occasions, 2017 & 2022). As President of the Masonic Club which provides an opportunity for social activities for members and their spouses - 5 years 2017-2022. Peter's successful committee work is a reflection of his devotion to the fraternity. He has definitely been an asset and a contributor to the lodge and the district." |
District 3: Bro Wayne C. Cook, Northumberland #17
District 4: Bro Geoffrey K. Foster, Carleton #35
District 5: R.W.B. Peter E. Acheson, Victoria #26
District 6: W.B. D. Frank McKeil, Landmark # 51
2023
District 1: W.B. Michael S. Park, Carleton Union # 8
District 2: R.W.B Peter F. Blight, Keith #23
District 3: W.B. Glendon I. Furge, Benjamin Lodge #31
District 4:
District 5: W.B. Frederick R.Hatt, St. George #12
District 6: W.B. Robert G. Wilson, Cherry Mountain #50
2022
District 1: W.B. Fred D. Godwin, Saint John's #2
District 2: W.B. John F. Timmins, Keith #23 | Citation: | Served as Master in 1999 and 2000. He has served as Secretary for the past 20 years. "Since joining the lodge John has, with few exceptions, been an officer in the lodge with consistent attendance and participation at lodge meetings and practice nights. He works well with others and is a valued member in his contribution to the lodge as a ritualist in degree work, installation team (including installing Officer for Closed & semi-public installations) as well as a mentor and a knowledgeable and dedicated resource. He is dedicated to the members of his lodge and to the fraternity. His active participation and involvement within the lodge and behind the scenes as evidenced by the efficient and friendly manner in which he performs his duties as secretary, with a membership typically in the 125-150 range. A member who has made a significant impact within the lodge over many years, and one who is held in high regard by the brethren. |
District 3:
District 4: W.B. Robert C. Wilson, Woodstock #11
District 5: Bro Albert L. Camick, Abnaki #55
District 6: Bro Hugh C. Watson, Cherry Mountain #50
District 7: R.W.B Raymond G. Blakney, Coverdale #52
2021
GM's Choice: W.B. Rodney G. Girvan, Grand Home # 2014
District 1: W.B. Peter A. Olson, New Brunswick # 22
District 2: W.B. Colin R. Allen, Westmorland #44 | Citation: | Proudly recommended by his lodge in recognition of his contributions and services to the fraternity too numerous to mention. In addition to multiple terms as Master, he acted as liaison with the Order of the Eastern Star organizing joint activities and fundraisers, and he involved teachers to support a Bikes for Books program, to mention only two. Friendly and always willing, he has been a pillar in our fraternity who deserves this recognition. |
District 3: W.B. Ronald L. Jagoe, Lodge St. John #27
District 4: W.B. Marven D. Mahaney, Tobique #48
District 5:
District 6: Bro Lorne D. Amos, Landmark Lodge #51
2020
District 1: W.B. Donald Page
District 2: W.B. Geordie MacDonald | Citation: | Served as Master in 1981 and again in 2001. He has served as an officer since 2005 as Tyler, Steward, Deacon or Warden; Chaplain since 2017. He has been active in installation ceremonies in this and other lodges, and his ability to present the 3rd Degree lecture from memory exemplifies his commitment to the lodge. "Geordie willingly steps forward to assist and is an excellent ambassador in his visitations throughout the district and beyond. |
District 3: W.B. Donald Gerrish
District 4: W.B. Stephen McAskill
District 5: W.B. John Mallory
District 6: W.B. John Little
District 7: W.B. Allison Holdsworth
2019
District 1: Bro. Brian H. Hickman, The New Brunswick No. 22
District 2: W.B. William F. Whalen, Lodge St. Andrews No. 16 | Citation: | Served as Master of Colebrooke No. 39 in 1996 - affiliated with Lodge St. Andrew in 2011. Active with N.B. Masonic Charities and Housing as a committee member as well as chairman, and secretary. In lodge, he is proficient in ritual and degree work, and has served on committees including property, mentor and fundraising. In the latter, he organized our annual breakfast promoting the lodge in the community. "Bill's friendly outgoing personality, his motivation and participation in the lodge as well as the community coupled with organizational skills and experience has made him a strong contributor to both. He has the ability to anticipate what is required and works well with others in a quiet cooperative manner to achieve results. An excellent ambassador who willingly assists whenever and wherever required. |
District 3: W.B. John D. Stevens, Northumberland No. 17
District 4: R.W.B. Mark H. Oullette, Colebrooke No. 39
District 5: W.B. Donald H. Noftell, Victoria No. 26
District 6: W.B. Allan H. Bishop, Grand Lake No. 47
2018
GM's Choice: WB Harold O. Toole, Howard No.15
District 1: W.B Donald George Cornfield, Carleton Union No. 8
District 2: W.B. Robert J. Wilson, Westmorland No. 44
District 3: W.B. James Ussery Targett, Campbellton No. 32
District 4: W.B. Michael Dana Brown, Woodstock No. 11
District 5: R.W.B. Allen Eugene Hatt, St. George No. 12
District 6: R.W.B Ian R. Culligan, Alexandria No. 33
2017
GM's Choice: R.W.B. William A. Blatchford, Carleton Union No. 8
District 1: W.B. Sunil S. Persaud, Albion No. 1
District 2: W.B. Gaius L.B. Dobson, Sussex No. 4
District 3: W.B. James B. Roper, Cambelton No 32, Lodge Saint John No. 27
District 4: W.B. Henry W. Bedford, Tobique No. 48
District 5: W.B. Jeffery L. Leighton, Sussex No. 7
District 6: W.B. Harry L. Pond, Landmark No. 51
District 7: W.B. Jeffery M. Peterson, Coverdale No. 52
2016
District 1: W.B. Wade. R. Moore, St. Martin's No. 30
District 2: W.B. Brian M. Powers, Lodge St. Andrew No. 16
District 3: R.W.B. Francis A. Mullin, Northumberland No. 17
District 4:
District 5:
District 6: R.W.B. Darrell A. Munn, Landmark No. 51
District 7: Bro. Alexander S. Cooke, Acacia No. 49
2015
District 1: W.B. Deryl A. Fitzgerald, St. John's No. 2
District 2: W.B. Harold E. Robinson, Lodge St. Andrew No. 16 | Citation: | Served as Master in 2006. A willing brother, capable in ritual as well as degree work. He is also noted for his role in our remembrance ceremonies as well as those of other lodges. "His quiet and friendly nature enhances the atmosphere in the lodge making him an excellent ambassador of Lodge St. Andrew. |
District 3: W.B. Brian S. Firth, Cambelton No. 32
District 4: R.W.B. Dustin D. Corey, Tobique No. 48
District 5: W.B. Malcolm W.M. Sprague, St. Mark's No. 5
District 6: W.B. Wendell G. Flewelling, Granite No. 54
District 7: W.B Arthur J. Grant, Howard No. 15
2014
District 1: W.B. Hiram A. Davis, Zion No. 21
District 2: R.W.B. John L. Murray, Zetland No. 24
District 3: W.B. Elwin D. Hubbard, Northumberland No. 17
District 4: W.B. Blaine Brooks, Carleton No. 35
District 5: R.W.B. Clifford E. Jackson, Sussex No. 7, Abanaki No. 55
District 6: R.W.B. Joel F. MacDonald, Hiram No. 6
District 7: W.B. Carl I. Mann, Coverdale No. 52
2013
District 1: W.B. John Angus (Gus) Morrison, The Corinthian No. 13
District 2: W.B. Sterling E. Matchett, Keith No. 23
District 3: W.B. William Roy Donald, Miramichi No. 18
District 4: W.B. Alfred William Watson, Colebrooke No. 39
District 5: W.B. A. Ross MacLeod, Sussex No. 7
District 6: W.B. Keith C. Burgess, Cherry Mountain No. 50
District 7: W.B. Timothy George Beatty, Howard No. 15
2012
District 1: Bro. Malcolm Garson Dennison, Hibernia No. 3
District 2: W.B. Parker Earnest Allen, Westmorland No. 44
District 3:
District 4: W.B. John Robert Ralph Wood, Campbellton No. 32
District 5: W.B. John Holmes Wentworth, St. George No. 12
District 6: W.B. Merle Calvin Hunter, Landmark No. 51
2011
District 1: W.B. Donald Walter Stiles, Zion No. 21
District 2: W.B. James Arnold Mundle, Lodge St. Andrew No. 16
District 3: Bro. Michael D. Kierstead, Lodge Saint John No. 27
District 4: W.B. Claude Ronald Demerchant, Benjamin No. 31
District 5: W.B. Dr. Leslie E. Burridge, St. Marks No. 5
District 6: W.B. Phillip Everett Nason, Sunbury No. 42
District 7: R.W.B. Donald Roberts, Coverdale No. 52
2010
District 1: Bro. James A. Webb, Carleton Union No. 8
District 2: W.B. Dale Allen, Westmorland No. 44
District 3:
District 4: W.B. Stanley Walter Finnamore, Benjamin No. 31
District 5: W.B. Edmund Osborne Bell, Victoria No. 26
District 6: R.W.B. Hubert Davis, Landmark No. 51
District 7: W.B. Gilbert Ross Meredith, Coverdale No. 52
2009
District 1: W.B. Roy E. Carson,Carleton Union No. 8
District 2: W.B. Neil Horsman, Sussex No. 4
District 3: W.B. John Carey, Lodge Saint John No. 27
District 4: Bro. Joe Sullivan, Carleton No. 35
District 5: W.B. James William Hunter, Ashlar No. 36
District 6: R.W.B. Wayne Eugene Fox, Cherry Mountain No. 50
District 7:: W.B. David T. Steeves,Howard No. 15
2008
District 1: Bro. Frank A. McKinnon, St. Martins No. 30
District 2: W.B. George Mundle, Lodge St Andrew No. 16
District 3: W.B. R. David Hocquard, Lodge Saint John, No. 27
District 4: W.B. Harold Crabbe, Carleton Lodge No. 35
District 5: R.W.B. Nathin Rubin, St. George No. 12
District 6: W.B. Sheldon Foster, Alexandria No. 33
District 7: W.B. Austin McKay, Steven No. 37
2007
District 1: Bro. John Warnock, New Brunswick No. 22
District 2: W.B. Victor MacDonald, Lodge St. Andrew No. 16 | Citation: | Master of Lodge St. Andrew in 1971. Could be counted on to be well prepared; conducted degree work in exemplary fashion, likewise as a member of committees. Participates still after 45 years of devoted service to the fraternity "His quite and unassuming manner and his dedication to the lodge have been a significant asset to his lodge. |