Fort Wayne Council #4 Cryptic Masons

Past Illustrious Masters

YEAR NAME YEAR NAME YEAR NAME

1963 Clayton Herrick 1984 Gerald V R Walker 2005 Harold Black

1964 Carter Palmer 1985 Vonn G Hoffman 2006 Terry Webb

1965 James P Johnston 1986 Albert C Winkler 2007 John A Bleich Sr

1966 James P Johnston 1987 Adolph Sklenar 2008 John A Bleich Sr

1967 Fredrick Rouff 1988 Jack F Stark 2009 Clay Stahlka

1968 Laurence J Miller 1989 Bob F Jesse Jr 2010 Kurt A Begue

1969 Bernard K Smith 1990 Henry E LaHurreau 2011 Rick Carroll

1970 Phillip McCague 1991 Richard A Kroemer 2012 Mark Goebel

1971 James S DeMond 1992 John F Tuttle 2013 David Pass

1972 Louis J Koch Jr 1993 Oliver W Stepp Jr 2014 Tyson Howenstine

1973 Roger Shafer 1994 John A Bleich Sr 2015 Mike Doxsee

1974 Donald K Smith 1995 Norbert O Parrott 2016 John Colman

1975 John A Inches 1996 David R Ulrich 2017 Jason Miller

1976 Robert Whyte 1997 Robert E Faulkner 2018 Paul Walter

1977 William M Roberts 1998 Robert E Davis 2019 Dathan Reed

1978 Francis Studdler 1999 F Martin Donahue 2020 Russell Greim

1979 Albert C Winkler 2000 John F Tuttle 2021 Danny Patterson

1980 George Deimond 2001 John F Tuttle 2022 Jan Henline

1981 Daniel Dale 2002 Gregory Paton 2023 --

1982 Raymond Sipe 2003 David Hill 2024 --

1983 Karl Reid 2004 James B Colman 2025 --

Philanthropy

CRYPTIC MASONS MEDICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION

The Cryptic Masons Medical Research Foundation (CMMRF) was incorporated in the state of Oklahoma, March 6, 1986. The driving force behind the new corporation was General Grand Master Ben Mandlebaum, of the General Grand Council International.The Foundation funds research at ICVBM, which is located at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Because all blood vessels are very important in maintaining the health or in repairing almost all tissues, nearly all diseases turn out to have a vascular component involved in their origin or in tissue repair. Diabetes, stroke, poor leg circulation, difficult wound healing and many more diseases share a common denominator, blood vessels! Centering our contributions to an organi zation that helps so many different heal th concerns around the world allows our contributors to share in the medical advancements, regardless of their state or country. Through this research, we hope the causes and eventually a cure will be found for Diabetes and many other vascular related diseases.

CMMRF has grown exponentially over the years. Prior to restructuring the foundation in 1986, the former foundation had given $96,000.00 to the Medical Center for research. CMMRF has now given the I.U. School of Medicine $2,524,000.00. We feel that is an excellent record and we are proud of it.

Sometime in 2001-2002 our Lab became a Center of Vascular Biology and Medicine (not just Atherosclerosis). After a 3-year search for just the right person for this "Chair", Dr. Keith March was selected.

Our commitment to support research conducted at the ICVBM will translate into cures and treatments for almost all diseases! We urge you to consider partnering wi th the CMMRF mission to save lives and improve the quality of life.

Thank you for your efforts on behalf of the Foundation. We could not achieve our goals wi thout your help.

Fraternally and sincerely,
Marion K. Crum Marion K. Crum,
PMIGM Executive Secretary