I had the opportunity to visit Lambert P. Wille, a Past
Master of Pleasanton #321, who resides in Danville on Estates Drive. Lambert
has long been part of the fabric that makes up the essence of who we are. In
addition to being one of our PM’s, he was also our (my) Officer’s Coach for
years at the old San Ramon Valley Lodge #724 before the merger with
Pleasanton #321 in 1997. Lambert is a recipient of the Hiram Award - well
deserved for his dedication and commitment to our craft. Lambert has put in
his time in our US Navy, taken up a life’s career as a noted Architect in
our Valley, and now spends his retirement in the outdoors, hunting with old
friends and cultivating an amazing display of hybrid iris plants at his
home. On the day I visited him he bestowed my wife with a bouquet of flowers
that literally filled my Jeep’s front seat. I know I speak for many of his
Brethren by saying “Thank you Lambert for years of your friendship".
I had the opportunity to visit Lambert P. Wille, a Past
Master of Pleasanton #321, who resides in Danville on Estates Drive. Lambert
has long been part of the fabric that makes up the essence of who we are. In
addition to being one of our PM’s, he was also our (my) Officer’s Coach for
years at the old San Ramon Valley Lodge #724 before the merger with
Pleasanton #321 in 1997. Lambert is a recipient of the Hiram Award - well
deserved for his dedication and commitment to our craft. Lambert has put in
his time in our US Navy, taken up a life’s career as a noted Architect in
our Valley, and now spends his retirement in the outdoors, hunting with old
friends and cultivating an amazing display of hybrid iris plants at his
home. On the day I visited him he bestowed my wife with a bouquet of flowers
that literally filled my Jeep’s front seat. I know I speak for many of his
Brethren by saying “Thank you Lambert for years of your friendship".