David earned a BFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University in New
Brunswick (Old Queens College 1766) and completed his Master of Science Management in
Business Project Management and subsequent graduate work in Cultural Anthropology.
David also holds an Honorary Master of Fine Arts. David’s non-Masonic research is
primarily concerned with primitive Christian ritual tradition in the Gaeltacht. Some of his
non-Masonic activities include serving as President of the Society of St Leo & St Colman and
as Grand Knight of the Epsilon Chapter of the Black Eagle in the Sacred and Noble Order of
the Knights Corvida, for which he delivered the Annual Pythagorean Lecture at the Yale Club
in New York City.
David is a published author with a primary focus on the histories of the Scottish Rectified
Regime and the Societas Rosicruciana in the United States of America. He works in gov-
tech, specializing in Artificial Intelligence and mobile, geo-temporal intelligence.
An active lecturer and author, his research has been published in urban magazines,
privately circulated books and Melton’s Encyclopedia of Religion, Rose Circle Journal, The
Sun, The Harashim of the Australian and New Zealand Masonic Research Council, the
Transactions of the American Lodge of Research, La Bienfaisance, Miscellania, Living Stones,
The Journal of the Anthropological Association, Adhuc Stat, Rutgers Alumni Magazine, The Daily Targum and numerous other organs. Some of his writing can be found in the
Transactions of the American Lodge of Research, The Living Stones Magazine, The Sun Journal of Western Light, The Knight Mason, Knight Templar Magazine and Ad Lucem.
David was initiated into the mysteries of Craft Freemasonry as an Entered Apprentice in December 2001, passed to the degree of Fellow Craft in February 2002 and raised to the
Sublime Degree of Master Mason on April 4th 2002 at Clifton Lodge No. 203 F&AM. David is a Past Master of Alpha Lodge No. 116 F&AM where he served tirelessly for many years as Historian, Chairman of the Child ID Program and as President of the Craftsmen Club. He was elected to the Masonic Brotherhood of the Blue Forget Me Not on Dec. 8th, 2008 as
member No. 486. David has lectured in research lodges and various symposiums on early Colonial American Freemasonry, the preservation of Masonic catechisms in Prince Hall
Freemasonry and on various craft ritual variances to diverse audiences around the globe. Most recently, David was invited to Prague and Wilhelmsbad, Hanau, Germany to lecture on the Scottish Rectified Regime.
Location: Place: Embassy Suites by Hilton Energy Corridor – 11730 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77079
6:00pm – reception and check-in
7pm – Dinner
Presentation to follow
DRESS: Formal – black tie or dark suit.
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Embassy Suites by Hilton Houston Energy Corridor – 11730 Katy Fwy, Houston, TX 77079
2370 Barker Oaks Dr.
Houston, Texas 77077
Secondary Mailing Address
P.O. Box 941771
Houston, TX 77094-8771
Open Meetings If you would like to join us or come by to see what our Lodge is about, we meet every Thursday at 6:00PM for dinner.
Stated Meetings (Members Only) Meets the first Wednesday of every month.