The Court of Honor
Knight Commander of the Court of Honor
The Rank of Knight Commander of the Court of Honor is not a Degree, but an Investiture, bestowed upon members deserving recognition for faithful services to the Rite or to mankind. At the biennial session of the Supreme Council, certain Masters of the Royal Secret are chosen to be invested with the Rank and Decoration of Knight Commander of the Court of Honour. The respective Sovereign Grand Inspectors General or Deputies nominate members for this honor, and they must also be unanimously approved by The Supreme Council. This Investiture is a prerequisite to receiving the Thirty-third Degree. The Rank of K.C.C.H. may not be requested, and if requested must be refused. The cap of the Knight Commander Court of Honour is red with a darker red band trimmed in gold. In the center front is a representation of the Knight Commander Jewel, a Passion Cross with fancy arms, featuringin the center a trefoil embroidered in green encircled by "Kt. Comm. Court of Honour" embroidered in gold.
Guilford Bass, 32° KCCH
Thomas Tew, 32° KCCH
John Evans, 32° KCCH
Phillip Rhodes, 32° KCCH
Ralph Weaver, 32° KCCH
Kenneth Hooks, 32° KCCH
Steve Norris, 32° KCCH
Randy Ward, 32° KCCH
George Wilson, 32° KCCH
Henry Merritt, 32° KCCH
Mark Tart, 32° KCCH
Paisley Russ, 32° KCCH
Jonathan Johnson, 32° KCCH
Kevin Hardison, 32° KCCH
Allen Brown, 32° KCCH
John Matthews, 32° KCCH
Parker Stevens, 32° KCCH
Robert Connelly, 32° KCCH
Ernest Bland, 32° KCCH
Shelton Hunter, 32° KCCH
Harry Steele, 32° KCCH
Aaron Jackson, 32° KCCH
Ralph Kerley, 32° KCCH
David Ozvat, 32° KCCH
Aaron Jackson, 32° KCCH
James Moore, 32° KCCH
Michael Hoff, 32° KCCH
Samuel Watson, 32° KCCH
Paul Jones, 32° KCCH
Denny Norris, 32° KCCH
Matthew Moore, 32° KCCH
James Peay, 32° KCCH
Allen Leathers, 32° KCCH
James Johnson, 32° KCCH
John Lloyd, 32° KCCH
Christopher McLamb, 32° KCCH
David Jones, 32° KCCH
Inspector General Honorary of the Thirty-Third Degree
The Thirty-third Degree is conferred by the Supreme Council upon members of the Rite in recognition of outstandingwork in the Rite or in public life. At its biennial session the Supreme Council elects members of the Rite to receive the Degree. Members unanimously so elected become honorary members of the Supreme Council. The Thirty-third Degreemay not be requested, and if requested must be refused. The Degree is granted solely out of recognition for outstandingservices. These 33° Masons are Inspectors General Honorary and honorary members of the Supreme Council. The active members of the Supreme Council are chosen from among them. The cap for an Inspector General Honorary is white with a white band edged in gold, featuring the symbol for this honorary Degree, a red slanting Patriarchal Cross.
James Brandt, 33°
Danny Buck, 33°
Lloyd Buffkin, 33°
Raymond Casey, 33°
Robert Chunn, 33°
Arnold Cobb, 33°
Richard Dickens, 33°
Luther Doffermyre, 33°
Donovan Eason, 33°
Bobby Etheridge, 33°
Augustus Everett, 33°
Michael Faulkenbury, 33°
Donald Floyd, 33°
Evangelos Fragos, 33°
Edward Gaskins, 33°
Joseph Gupton, 33°
Billy Graves, 33°
Ronald Graves, 33°
Douglas Hood, 33°
Charles Ingram, 33°
Lynwood Jeffries, 33°
Gene Jernigan, 33°
George Jones, 33°
Kenneth Jones, 33°
Richard Knauss, 33°
Terry Kuhn, 33°
Harold Lancaster, 33°
William Mathis, 33°
Steven Pendergrass, 33°
Charles Ponton, 33°
Danny Raynor, 33°
Otto Rivenbark, 33°
Herbert Ruark, 33°
Michael Saviak, 33°
Jasper Tart, 33°
Oran Taylor, 33°
Edward Wells, 33°
Andrew Wood, 33°
Grand Cross of the Court of Honor
This is the highest individual honor that The Supreme Council bestows. It is voted very rarely to Thirty-third Degree Masons only for the most exceptional and extraordinary services. The GrandCross cap is white with a blue band. On the front is a replica of the Grand Cross jewel, which is composed of a Teutonic Cross, with an embroidered crimson rose with green leaves at its center.