As shown in the photo at right, construction began on Saturday March 4, 2006. .

Brother Ben Surrette, Past Grand High Priest RAM of Tennessee served as project coordinator.

As shown in the photos below, the walls were framed on Saturday March 25.

By 9:30 A. M., the first wall was up!	The workers were served lunch at Tennessee Lodge #204 by the Loudon OES Chapter. Brother Ben Surrett asks the blessing.
The workers relax over a hearty lunch.	The house at the end of the work day--3/25/06.

During the next week, several brethren from Tennessee Lodge #204 and Avery Lodge #593 completed the remaing walls and set most of the roof trusses. As shown in the photos beloe, the remaining trusses were set on Saturday April 1. Most of the roof decking was installed as well.

The house on the morning of April 1.	Loudon HFH Past President and current Chaplain, Hugh Brashears conducts a devotional prior to beginning the work day.
Homeowner Becky Brown brought the workers a much needed mid morning snack.	The house at the end of the April 1 work day.
Over the next several weeks, the roof was shingled. The electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-ins were done. Vinyl siding was installed in mid April. Insulation and sheetrock were then installed. Interior wall painting was done on May 6 and 7. Grade work was done as well. The house is shown in the photo at right as of May 7.
During the month of May, doors, trim and other fixtures were installed and utilities connected. The lawn was seeded and house landscaped. Sadly, on Thursday May 25, Brother Ben Surette, who had been the prime motivator behind this project passed away after a long battle with cancer. With an undelying tone of sadness, as shown in the photo at right, a large number of workers, volunteers and friends gathered at the house on Saturday June 3 to dedicate the house.
Loudon HFH President, Dave Sponsel welcomed everyone to the dedication.	Loudon HFH Past President and current Chaplain Hugh Brashear offered a moment of rememberance for Brother Ben Surette.
Brother and Rev. J. A. Schaffer (PM 658), Becky's pastor offered a blessing for the house.	Tennessee Lodge #204 Senior Warden Brother Richard Reynolds (who also acted as on site building coordinator) presents Becky with a Masonic Bible. After which, GMWP Director Brother Tom Boduch presented her with the key to her new home.
Homeowner Becky Brown thanks everyone who helped make her new home a reality.	Becky and her mother cut the ribbon to conclude the dedication. Shown in the photo from left to right are Polly Surette (widow of Brother Ben), Avery Lodge #593 Past Master Brother Ralph Crass, Becky Brown, her nephew, her mother Virginia Brown and Tennessee Lodge #204 Worshipful Master Brother Earl Ammon.