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Your Divan Family First, Shriner's Independence Rock
Hospitals for Children Form Commemorative Service
Captain of the Guard
James T. Diez Partnership To all Freemasons wherever assembled: The eleventh
Masonic Commemorative Service on Independence Rock on
Super Bowl-winning Coach Tony Dungy addressed
James T. Dietz was born the Sweetwater River between Rawlins and Casper, Wyoming
the media yesterday evening at the Rosen Plaza Hotel in will be held on July third and fourth, 2010.
August 13, 1942, in Kimball, Orlando to announce partnerships between Shriners Hospitals On behalf of our Grand Master, M. W . Harry W. C.
Nebraska, to Herman and Maxine for Children and the national nonprofit Family First, for Oberg, III, the Freemasons of the Jurisdiction of Wyoming
Dietz. He has a brother, Harley; which Dungy serves as a spokesman. “I’m here today not are pleased to invite all regular masons and their families
a sister, Elsie Vincent; and twin representing the NFL, but Family First,” said Dungy. “We’re to participate in this every ten year event honoring those
all about strengthening children and families, just as the brothers traveling west who held the first known Masonic
brothers, Dale and David.
Shriners are. We thought it was a natural partnership.” communication in Wyoming on the crest of Independence
He went to Kimball County School District from Imperial Potentate Jack H. Jones, President and CEO of Rock on July 4, 1862.
kindergarten through high school. In high school he played Shriners International and Peter F. Armstrong, M. D., Chief Join us for a wagon train, cowboy poetry, Oregon Trail
football, ran track, was a band member, sang in the choir, Medical Officer of Shriners Hospitals for Children, also history, a Masonic meeting on the Top of the Rock, and
brotherly fellowship. Camping will be available the night of
participated in FFA, served on the student council, and was addressed the media to praise the partnership.
July 3rd and motel accommodations are available in Rawlins
active in his church. “I don’t know of two organizations that care for children and Casper.
In his junior year, his future wife, Shirley, moved to better than Family First and Shriners Hospitals for Children,” Activities tentatively planned for Saturday, July 3rd, and
said Jones. “We are so grateful to have this partnership with Sunday, July 4th, 2010 are as follows:
Kimball – and the rest is history. He graduated from KCHS
Family First.” Saturday, July 3:
in 1960 and left for wonderful Wyoming and the University Dungy and his family have personally experienced Entrance to the Masonic area and camping available
of Wyoming in Laramie. the expert level of care provided by Shriners Hospitals for at 1 p.m. • Wagon train arrival – mid afternoon • Evening
He graduated from pharmacy school in 1968 and moved Children. entertainment.
to Sheridan, where he worked as a Pharmacist. After 15 years “We have a son who has special orthopaedic needs,” said Sunday, July 4:
Dungy. “We took him to the Shriners Hospital and they did 10 a.m. Church service • 12:30 p.m. Assemble on Rock
in Sheridan, he moved to Gillette to practice pharmacy there. • 1 p.m. Open Tiled meeting on the Rock • 3 p.m. Public
things that normally couldn’t be done.”
In 1985, he was initiated into Gillette Lodge No. 28 A. program in Masonic area base of the Rock
The press conference was one of many events taking
F. & A. M. In April of 1987 he became a member of Kalif Pre-registration forms and additional information will
place during the week of the Asset Protect East-West Shrine
Shrine Temple. He is also a member of the York Rite. be available at a later date; a registration fee will be charged
Game, benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children, scheduled at the site.
In 1997 they moved to Newcastle where he worked for for Jan.23 in Orlando. Dungy played in the 1977 East-West For further information please contact: Clarence Darling,
Pamida Pharmacy. Shrine Game, America’s longest-running college all-star PGM, Chairman, 7131 Sharrock Rd., Casper, WY 82604 —
Jim and Shirley have three children: Debbie Dudrey football game. cowboyelmm@aol.com, or Don Porter, PGM, 1014 S. 13th
(Chuck) of Sheridan, WY; Jennifer Johnson ( Joe) of Every year, East-West Shrine Game players visit one of St., Laramie, WY 82070 — Donporter1666@msn.com.
the 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children to visit with patients Fraternally,
Luxemburg, WI; and Mike (Sarah) of Columbia, MO. They Philip G. Buchholz, PGM
and experience first-hand the purpose behind the game.
also have eight grandchildren. “You would think the thrill would have been playing with Grand Secretary
Since moving to Newcastle, Jim has been active in Christ those great athletes in a national all-star game,” said Dungy. Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. of Wyoming
the King Lutheran Church, serving as President for four years; “But it was secondary to the trip we took to the Shriners
Newcastle County Club, serving as President for five years; Hospital. It was such a thrill.”
Mallo Board and the Lions Club. He is the President of the At Shriners Hospitals for Children, care is provided in
Shrine North-South Bowl Board. He is also a member of an environment that involves the patients’ families in the
recovery process.
Newcastle Lodge #13, Inyan Kara Shrine Club and Royal
“Shriners Hospitals for Children prides itself in providing
Order of Jesters. family-centered care,” said Dr. Armstrong. “We’ve just
Hobbies include shooting prairie dogs on the Christiansen expanded our potential in family-centered care with our
Brothers ranch. partnership with Family First.”
It is natural to associate the fez with Shriners Hospitals for Children. for such portion thereof as may be permitted to be retained for the temple
Because of this, meticulous attention must be given to all fundraising Shrine Hospital Patient Transportation Fund, pursuant to the Special Purpose
activities, including circuses, to make certain that such activities comply Funds provisions of any existing General Order. Provided, however, if the
with the law of the land and that a contributor is not led to believe that Chairmen of the Boards of Directors and Trustees determine for good cause
his money will be used for the Hospitals when all or a portion thereof will shown, that the law of the land requires that a portion of the net proceeds
be used otherwise. The integrity of our charity and of our fraternity must must be distributed locally, then they may, if they determine it to be in the
remain above reproach. best interest of Shriners Hospitals for Children, grant their written permission
for such distribution.
Your specific attention is called to the following fraternal and charitable
bylaws: (c) The temple shall report the result of each charitable fundraising
activity within sixty days of the activity, pursuant to the Charitable Fund
x335.3 USE OF NAME ‘SHRINERS HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN.” Raising-Approval and Reporting provision of any existing General Order.
The use of the name “Shriners Hospitals for Children” or reference to the
Hospitals in connection with any fundraising activity by a temple or Noble (d) This section shall not apply to activities exempt under x335.4(b)
without the written consent of the Imperial Potentate and the Chairman of of the bylaws of The Imperial Council.
the Board of Trustees of the Hospitals is prohibited. (e)Each independent corporation or entity that receives the permission
x503.10 The use of the name “Shriners Hospitals for Children” or of the Chairmen of the Boards of Directors and Trustees to raise money
reference to the Hospitals in connection with any commercial product or for Shriners Hospitals for Children, and which does not have its financial
business enterprise is prohibited unless the written consent of the Board of statements audited pursuant to x334.5 & x337.8 of the bylaws of The Imperial
Council, shall have its financial statements audited by a certified, chartered or
Directors and Trustees has been first obtained.
licensed public accountant and shall submit such audit report to The Imperial Annual St. Patrick's Day
Now, therefore IT IS HEREBY ORDRED: Council within 120 days of the activity. Dinner & Dance
1. Fundraising for Fraternal Purposes: 3. Statement of Purpose and Disclosure:
(a) No Noble (in his capacity as a Shriner), club, unit, organization of (a)Every fundraising activity must contain factual information on March 20, 2010, 6:00 pm
Nobles or affiliated or appendant corporations shall engage in any fundraising its solicitation material, tickets, programs and documents, including all Dinner at 7:00 pm • Drawings begin at 7:00 pm
activity without the express written consent of the potentate of the temple electronically transmitted materials, regarding the use of the proceeds.
having jurisdiction thereof. Boot Hill playing at 8:00 pm
Examples: “Proceeds are for the benefit of (____Shriners) (______
(b)There can be no representation, express or implied, that the proceeds Shrine Club) activities. ” Proceeds are for the benefit of Shriners Hospitals
will be for the benefit of Shriners Hospitals for Children. for Children.” Tickets are $12.50 per person,
c. The temple potentate shall carefully examine all phases of the (b) Every fundraising activity which is not entirely for the benefit of Children under 12 Free.
advertising, promotion and solicitation to determine that it complies with Shriners Hospitals for Children shall prominently state on the solicitation Tickets sold at door, reservations appreciated.
x335.3 and x503.10 of the fraternal and charitable bylaws. material, tickets and documents that “payments are not deductible as
charitable contributions.”
(d) The temple potentate must approve the terms and provisions of any
contract for a fundraising activity after receiving the advice of the temple © There must be compliance with the Revenue Act of 1987 provision 2010 Potentate Representatives:
attorney, and additionally, as may be required by the temple bylaws. of any existing general order by U. S. temples.