Photo: New Masons capped

Pictured in the front row, from left, are new members Kyle Moselle, Tyler Eddy, David Heydt, Ron Cook and Noel Morris. The back row features those that capped the new members. From left, they are Amy Moselle, Norma Creamer, Jennifer Heydt, Ron Ackerman and Keith Herve.(Courtesy Photo | Donald Hale)

Pictured in the front row, from left, are new members Kyle Moselle, Tyler Eddy, David Heydt, Ron Cook and Noel Morris. The back row features those that capped the new members. From left, they are Amy Moselle, Norma Creamer, Jennifer Heydt, Ron Ackerman and Keith Herve. (Courtesy Photo | Donald Hale)

The Juneau Valley of the Scottish Rite welcomed five new members of the fraternity at its 2018 Reunion, held April 26-28 at the Juneau Masonic Center. The event concluded with a ceremony in which the new 32° Masons received their traditional regimental caps.

Pictured in the front row, from left, are new members Kyle Moselle, Tyler Eddy, David Heydt, Ron Cook and Noel Morris. The back row features those that capped the new members. From left, they are Amy Moselle, Norma Creamer, Jennifer Heydt, Ron Ackerman and Keith Herve. Ackerman and Herve’s participation was particularly special, as they are a past Grand Master and current Grand Master, respectively, of Masons in Alaska.

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