Linnea Lodge
Linnea Lodge was organized by Allan Johnson on November 28, 1927.
Today, Linnea Lodge generally meets on the Fourth Friday of the month.
Please check our calendar for verifying social and business events scheduled
for the year. The social events are fun and entertaining and are welcome to all
members. The business meetings are for Officers to make budget, financial
and planning decisions for our lodge.
VASA
The Vasa Order of America began more than a century ago as a benefit
fraternal society for Swedish immigrants to the United States. Membership at
the time was limited to Swedish born men who through the Vasa Order met
others who needed to learn the new language and ways of the new country.
The Order is named for Gustav Vasa, who liberated the country in the 16th
century and became the first King of modern Sweden. The name of Vasa
reflects the Order's roots as a Swedish American Fraternal Organization.
Swedish in origin, the Vasa Order welcomes men and women over 14 years of
age of Scandinavian roots, (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish or Icelandic,)
and their spouses. Vasa allows members to rediscover the traditions of their
forefathers; and those who are not of Nordic ancestry but are committed to the
promotion and advancement of Swedish and Nordic heritage and culture.
There are nearly 300 lodges in the Vasa Order, governed by 19 District lodges
in the United States, Sweden and Canada.
Linnea Lodge was organized by Allan Johnson on November 28, 1927.
Today, Linnea Lodge generally meets on the Fourth Friday of the month.
Please check our calendar for verifying social and business events scheduled
for the year. The social events are fun and entertaining and are welcome to all
members. The business meetings are for Officers to make budget, financial
and planning decisions for our lodge.
VASA
The Vasa Order of America began more than a century ago as a benefit
fraternal society for Swedish immigrants to the United States. Membership at
the time was limited to Swedish born men who through the Vasa Order met
others who needed to learn the new language and ways of the new country.
The Order is named for Gustav Vasa, who liberated the country in the 16th
century and became the first King of modern Sweden. The name of Vasa
reflects the Order's roots as a Swedish American Fraternal Organization.
Swedish in origin, the Vasa Order welcomes men and women over 14 years of
age of Scandinavian roots, (Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish or Icelandic,)
and their spouses. Vasa allows members to rediscover the traditions of their
forefathers; and those who are not of Nordic ancestry but are committed to the
promotion and advancement of Swedish and Nordic heritage and culture.
There are nearly 300 lodges in the Vasa Order, governed by 19 District lodges
in the United States, Sweden and Canada.
VASA Order of America a Swedish-American Fraternal Organization Founded, November 28, 1927 Petaluma, California |
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