Glen Cook
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Gender:
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Location:
Millcreek, Utah and Balintore, Scotland
Occupation:
Attorney; retired Naval officer

Glen Cook

G A Cook, Male, from Millcreek, Utah and Balintore, Scotland

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Glen Cook was last seen:
Feb 22, 2019 at 11:04 PM
    1. Eliah
      Eliah
      Hello,am from Tanzania country, am interesting to become a member ,
      Aug 19, 2018
      2. Glen Cook
        Glen Cook
        Check with Masons in your country
        Aug 19, 2018
    2. Nass
      Nass
      Dear Cook,

      Kindly Guide me i want to become a Freemason !
      May 23, 2018
      2. Glen Cook
        Glen Cook
        You have been repeatedly find there is no Freemasonry in your country. Please stop this.
        May 23, 2018
    3. Ricky43
      Ricky43
      Hi Brother Cook I’m in Australia Brisbane. I’m a member of the LDS church. I just put my application for joining the masons for Queenland Freemasons Australia. I don’t have anyone to nominate me in, but they have received my application.
      Apr 18, 2018
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    4. dad.israel
      dad.israel
      Brother Glen, It has been a great weekend. I assume you made it home safely.
      Tim Israel
      Dec 3, 2017
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    5. Abidoye Aina
      Abidoye Aina
      Am happy to be in this organization
      Oct 5, 2017
    6. SimonM
      SimonM
      If I may ask, what degree do you have within the Scottish Rectified Rite? You said that you had the ring of the Sixth degree, and what I'm interested in is if and how the 7th and 8th are given in different jurisdictions.
      Aug 16, 2016
      2. Glen Cook
        Glen Cook
        We only go to six in US
        Aug 16, 2016
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    7. Sir Buck
      Sir Buck
      Hello brother I'm from Florida Defuniak 170
      Jun 12, 2016
    8. Randy81
      Randy81
      Brother Cook, I'm happy to say that I was found proficient in my EA catechism last night and immediately went into my fellow craft degree. My masters degree is tentatively scheduled for February 15th assuming I'm proficient in my FC catechism!
      Jan 20, 2016
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    9. Randy81
      Randy81
      Good morning. My EA degree will be taking place at Phoenix Lodge 38 in Natchitoches, Louisiana.
      Dec 1, 2015
    10. pointwithinacircle2
      pointwithinacircle2
      Thanks for the reply. I did some digging on the internet and it seems to be an invitational body only. It has an interesting history though.
      Apr 21, 2015
    11. pointwithinacircle2
      pointwithinacircle2
      Brother Glen, I am curious. Is the Rectified Scottish Rite different from the plain ol' Scottish Rite? I have considered joining the local SR Valley but I do not need another time commitment that does not offer any/much reward. Can you tell me why you feel the Rectified Rite "actually does do the serious Work of Freemasonry"? Thank You, Brad
      Apr 20, 2015
      2. Glen Cook
        Glen Cook
        AASR is not the Rectified Rite. It is the oldest extant haute grade Freemasonry. No charity.
        Apr 20, 2015
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    Gender:
    Male
    Home Page:
    https://www.cooklaw.org
    Location:
    Millcreek, Utah and Balintore, Scotland
    Occupation:
    Attorney; retired Naval officer
    Home Lodge:
    Salt Lake 17
    Grand Lodge:
    F&AM of Utah; AF&AM of Oklahoma; UGLE
    Are you a Master Mason?:
    Yes
    Appendant Organizations:
    • Scottish Rite
    • Shrine
    • York Rite
    • Other

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    G A Cook
    Senior Warden, St Andrew's Lodge No. 9, F&AM of Utah
    First Principal elect, Samaritan Chapter 368, Cheshire
    AF&AM of the State of Oklahoma

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