Prince Hall Consistory No. 91 Holds Annual Senior Appreciation Luncheon

November 26, 2025

Prince Hall Free Masons Consistory No. 91 hosted their Annual Senior Appreciation Luncheon at a San Diego senior center in late November 2025, welcoming approximately 100 attendees to an event with decades of local tradition. The Consistory represents Prince Hall Masonry, which traces its origins to 1784 as the nation's oldest African American Masonic organization, founded by abolitionist Prince Hall who led Boston's free Black community.

Who is affected

Mrs. Kathy Ramsey (honoree)
Members of Consistory No. 91 of the Prince Hall Free Masons
Approximately 100 guests who attended the luncheon
The Fourth District Senior Center community in San Diego

What action is being taken

Consistory No. 91 of the Prince Hall Free Masons continues the tradition of free Black Masonry
The group is hosting the Annual Senior Appreciation Luncheon

Why it matters

This event matters because it maintains a decades-long San Diego tradition of honoring senior community members while continuing the legacy of Prince Hall Masonry, the oldest African American Masonic organization dating back to 1784. The recognition celebrates individuals like Mrs. Ramsey who have dedicated years to military service, healthcare, religious community, and volunteer work, reinforcing the values of service and community leadership that Prince Hall himself embodied as an abolitionist and leader of Boston's free Black community.

What's next

No explicit next steps stated in the article

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