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HIRAM AWARD RECIPIENTS
of TEMPLE LODGE
The Hiram Award is an award presented to a Master Mason who has served the Lodge and the Masonic Fraternity with devotion over and above the ordinary. It is the highest honor other than being Master of the Lodge that can be bestowed on a member of a Masonic Lodge. 

The award consists of a Certificate and a Medallion.  The Medallion has the Square and Compass with the letter G in the center all of which are encircled with a Larel Wreath. Around this are the words "Hiram Award, Dedicated Service." The back of the Medallion has a representation of the Seal of The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of California.

There have only been five recipients of this award to members of Temple Lodge No. 14:
E. Eugene Schultheiss, Victor E. Hipkiss, Robert C. Kelso, Jack W. Heard and Wesley J. Becker. A brief profile of each recipient appears below.

E. Eugene Schultheiss, PM





Victor E. Hipkiss, Past Master
Victor E. Hipkiss, PM





Robert C. Kelso, Past Master
Robert C. Kelso, PM





Jack W. Heard, Past Master

Jack W. Heard, PM





Wesley J. Becker