Granada Hills Lodge No. 378 F&AM » 2024 LINE OF OFFICERS

NAMES	TITLE
WORSHIPFUL MASTER	JULIO C. RAMIREZ
SENIOR WARDEN	SHAHEN TARAKDZHYAN
JUNIOR WARDEN	VAHE TARAKCHYAN
TREASURER	THOMAS NEKALA
SECRETARY	ERIC MENDOZA, PM
CHAPLAIN	ALDRIN A. REYES
SENNIOR DEACON	CONRADO A. MONTERO II
JUNIOR DEACON	JOHN W. BOZARD
SENIOR STEWARD	ERIC D. YALUNG
JUNIOR STEWARD	ANZEL A. SANTOS
MARSHALL	JAMES J. ZACHARIA
ORGANIST	PAOLO LEANO
TYLER	ALEX G. TORIO
ASSISTANT SECRETARY	RON E. RAMORES
CANDIDATES COACH	JOHN W. BOZARD

OFFICERS COACH	MIKE REYES, PM
ASST. OFFICERS COACH	ERIC MENDOZA, PM

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