150-year Celebration
Freemasonry has been active in Yakima for 150 years, originally as Yakima Lodge #24 chartered September 24, 1875.
The officer of Cobalt Lodge standing for introduction to the Grand Master
Mayor of Yakima visited and spoke of the impact of Yakima Masons
All present at the 150-year celebration of Masonry in Yakima
Cobalt was visited by the Grand Worthy Advisor of WA/ID Rainbow
After a presentation, between the collection and Lodge donation, over $1000 was donated to Sarahs Service Project, Camp Prime Time
Children’s Village expansions Cornerstone Laying Ceremony
Cobalt Lodge's elected officers with the newly laid cornerstone
Brother Ellery as the Grand Architect
All present for the ceremony including Grand Lodge, Yakima Rainbow Assembly #1, Yakima Jobes Daughters Bethel #10 and friends and family
The Cornerstone newly installed in its forever home
60 Years of Masonic Service
Congratulations to Brother Don Holloway, 60 years as a Master Mason
Congratulation Brother Kevin
Congratulations Brother Kevin on being raised to the Degree of Master Mason
Donation to Yakima County K-9 units
Sheriff’s Deputy Sandall and partner
YCSO drug sniffing K-9
Yakima County K-9 units are funded by community donations,
Installation of Officers for 2024
WM Dennis Galland
Worshipful Master and the Wardens
Dennis Galland, WM Michael Helseth, SW Ellery Kabina, JW
2022 Installation of Officers
Congratulations W. B. Jeramie Himrod, The newly installed Worshipful Master
The officers of Cobalt #24
The Worshipful Master and Wardens
Jeramie Himrod WM. Dennis Galland SW, and Michael Helseth JW
Dennis Galland, SW
Look to the West
Michael Helseth
Look to the South
Cobalt Lodge Annual Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to Isabella, Laurel, Nevaeh, Aylin and Darlyn, who received $ 1000 scholarships to continue their education.
Cobalt Lodge Installation of Officers for 2022
Congratulations Worshipful Master Marcello Alvarado and the brethren of Cobalt Lodge #24.
Giving Back - Yakima County Sheriff Canine Unit
Cobalt Lodge #24 donated $2400 to the Yakima County Sheriff’s department K-9 unit. The K-9 Unit is not funded by the county but 100% by community donations. Sheriff deputy Nick Ward and Zusa honored us with a demonstration. Brother Sam got to see first hand how effective a K-9 officer can be.