About
LUXOR SHRINERS
On Tuesday evening on January 20th, 1903 a group of Nobles from Karnak Shriners met at the Masonic Temple in Saint John, N.B. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the formation of a Shrine Temple in the Maritime Provinces.
After several other meetings with other Nobles present, the name LUXOR was selected and Dr. G.A. Hetherington was chosen as the first Potentate. A dispensation dated May 20th, 1903 authorizing the Temple to conduct business was received. At the Imperial Council Sessions held in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. the Charter for the Temple was issued, dated July 9th, 1903.
On the role of Luxor Temple appear the names of many leaders of the Masonic Fraternity, not only in New Brunswick but throughout the Country.
2021 Divan & Reports
Divan is the “board of directors” or “executive council” of the organization, and serves as the management team for both business and fraternity activities for the Luxor Shriners. We honour our elected members and their commitment and dedication to the mission of Shriners International.
Ill. Sir Terrance Spence
Potentate
South Tetagouche
Noble Rev. Erik Kraglund
Chief Rabban
Grand Bay-Westfield
Noble Robert McCormack
Assistant Rabban
Bedell
Noble Randy Nelson
High Priest & Prophet
Kingston
Noble Jody Gagnon
Oriental Guide
Lutes Mountain
Noble Graham Fraser
Recorder
Quispamsis
Noble Laurie Bishop
1st Ceremonial Master
Fredericton
Noble Jack Steele
2nd Ceremonial Master
Saint John
Noble Mackenzie Carter
Marshal
Elgin
Noble Al McTaggart
Captain of the Guard
Saint John
Noble Harvey Spence
Outer Guard
Big River
Noble Robert Biggins
Director
Mill Cove
