Need to see the Bob Bobs first
dont do it too many times so it doesnt catch on like wikipedia did with early life
Yes, there are known 33rd-degree Freemasons alive today, though identifying them can be tricky since Freemasonry, particularly the Scottish Rite which awards the 33rd degree, doesn’t publicly maintain an exhaustive, up-to-date list of living members. The 33rd degree is an honorary rank bestowed by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite for exceptional service to the fraternity or society, and it’s estimated that only about 4,000 of the roughly 160,000 Scottish Rite members worldwide hold it at any given time. Given the global membership and the fact that recipients are typically older (often over 33 years old at nomination), some are undoubtedly still alive as of March 12, 2025.
A few prominent living figures have been publicly associated with the 33rd degree, though confirmation relies on Masonic records, self-disclosure, or credible secondary sources—none of which are always forthcoming. For example, Buzz Aldrin, the Apollo 11 astronaut who walked on the moon, is often cited as a 33rd-degree Mason. Initiated in 1964 at Montclair Lodge No. 144 in New Jersey, he later joined the Scottish Rite and reportedly received the 33rd degree. Born in 1930, he’s 95 and still alive as of my last update, with no public indication of his passing by early 2025. Posts on X and Masonic sites like the Scottish Rite NMJ’s archives back this up, though some claims exaggerate his involvement.
Another name is Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader, who became a 33rd-degree Prince Hall Freemason in 1987 through Harmony Lodge No. 88 in Chicago. Born in 1941, he’s 83 and active as of recent reports. His Masonic status is noted in Prince Hall records and articles from sites like freemasonscommunity.life, though it’s less spotlighted than his public career.
Beyond these, the pool of living 33rd-degree Masons includes less famous but still notable figures—grand lodge officers, philanthropists, or community leaders—whose status might only be known within Masonic circles. The Supreme Council elects new recipients annually (about 100 in the U.S. alone), so the number of living holders evolves. Without a current roster, it’s impossible to name them all, but the odds favor many still being alive, especially recent honorees from the past decade.
In short, yes, some are alive—Buzz Aldrin and Jesse Jackson are two high-profile examples with public ties to the rank—but the full list remains elusive due to Masonic privacy.
Prince Edward, Duke of Kent (b. 1935): Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE) since 1967, he’s a prominent figure in English Freemasonry. While UGLE doesn’t use the Scottish Rite’s 33-degree system directly, his long leadership and rumored honorary affiliations with appendant bodies like the Scottish Rite have led some to associate him with the 33rd degree. At 89, he remains active in Masonic events, per reports from UGLE’s 2023 tercentenary celebrations.
John Elway (b. 1960): The NFL legend and Denver Broncos executive joined South Denver Lodge No. 93 after his football career and became a “perpetual member.” Masonic sources, including posts on X and articles from masonicfind.com, claim he’s a 33rd-degree Mason in the Scottish Rite. Born in 1960, he’s 64 and still involved in football operations, with no indication he’s stepped back from Masonic ties.
Brad Paisley (b. 1972): The country music star is a known Freemason, initiated at Hiram Lodge No. 4 in Tennessee. Various online Masonic communities, including Reddit’s r/freemasonry, list him as a 33rd-degree recipient, though he’s private about it. At 52, he’s active in music and philanthropy, aligning with Masonic values, but no official Scottish Rite roster confirms this publicly.
Shaquille O’Neal (b. 1972): The NBA icon is a member of Widow’s Son Lodge No. 17, Prince Hall Affiliated, in Boston. Posts on X and sites like atlaspythagoras.com assert he’s a 33rd-degree Prince Hall Freemason, a claim bolstered by his public Masonic ring displays. At 53, he’s still a media presence, and his lodge activity suggests ongoing involvement.
Steve Wozniak (b. 1950): The Apple co-founder joined Campbell Lodge No. 523 in California around 1980, per his own comments in interviews like a 2012 Reddit AMA where he praised Masonry’s values. At 74, he’s alive and active in tech philanthropy. Some X posts and sites like freemasonscommunity.life speculate he’s a 33rd-degree Mason due to his prominence and long Masonic tenure, but no Supreme Council record confirms this. His public profile fits the mold of someone who might be honored, though it’s unverified.
Michael Richards (b. 1949): Known as Kramer from Seinfeld, Richards is often cited as a 33rd-degree Prince Hall Freemason. He joined a Los Angeles lodge in the 1980s, and his Masonic ring has been spotted in photos, fueling claims on X and blogs like atlaspythagoras.com. At 75, he’s still alive, though less public since his 2006 controversy. The 33rd-degree claim lacks lodge documentation and may stem from his celebrity status rather than evidence.
Tom DeLonge (b. 1975): The Blink-182 guitarist joined Widow’s Son Lodge No. 17 (Prince Hall) in Kansas City, per a 2016 Facebook post from a Masonic page. At 49, he’s alive, pursuing UFO research. X users and Reddit’s r/freemasonry have speculated he’s a 33rd-degree Mason, tying it to his esoteric interests, but it’s a leap—his membership is confirmed, not his rank. Newer Masons rarely reach this level so quickly.
Scottie Pippen (b. 1965): The NBA star joined a Prince Hall lodge in Chicago, and his Masonic involvement is noted in online Masonic circles. At 59, he’s alive and occasionally public. X posts call him a 33rd-degree Mason, often jokingly linking it to “Illuminati” conspiracies due to his jersey number 33. No official Prince Hall or Scottish Rite source backs this; it’s likely exaggerated from his fame and basic membership.
Desmond “Dez” Fafara (b. 1966): The Coal Chamber/DevilDriver singer has openly discussed his Freemasonry in interviews, like a 2020 podcast with The Pit, saying he’s a lodge member and hinting at others in metal. At 58, he’s active in music. Some fans on Reddit and X speculate he’s 33rd-degree based on his cryptic comments, but it’s unconfirmed—his membership is real, the rank isn’t.
Dick Cheney (b. 1941): Former U.S. Vice President and a polarizing political figure, Cheney’s name pops up in conspiracy circles tied to Freemasonry due to his long career in power—Congress, Secretary of Defense, VP. At 84, he’s alive, last seen publicly in 2024. Some X posts and sites like cuttingedge.org speculate he’s a 33rd-degree Mason, citing his Wyoming roots (home to active lodges) and insider status. He’s confirmed as a Methodist, not a Mason, and no lodge records support this, but the rumor persists among those who see Masons behind every elite.
Willie Nelson (b. 1933): The country music icon, still touring at 91, joined Rising Star Lodge No. 429 in Texas in the 1980s, per Masonic blogs like freemasonry.network. His laid-back persona and charity work align with Masonic values, and some X users claim he’s a 33rd-degree Mason, pointing to his longevity and influence. No Scottish Rite confirmation exists, and his membership might stop at Master Mason, but the speculation fits his “outlaw” mystique.
Clint Eastwood (b. 1930): The actor-director, alive at 94 and last active in 2021, is often named a Mason due to his stoic persona and Hollywood clout. Rumors on X and sites like masonicinfo.com suggest he joined a California lodge decades ago, with some pushing a 33rd-degree angle for his cultural impact. No hard evidence—like lodge rolls or his own words—backs this; it’s likely a fan theory amplified by his iconic status.
Al Roker (b. 1954): The Today Show weatherman, 70 and still on air, is a confirmed Prince Hall Mason, having joined Hiram Lodge No. 4 in New York. Posts on X and mentions on freemasonsfordummies.blogspot.com speculate he’s risen to 33rd degree, given his public profile and decades in media. Prince Hall records are private, and no official source confirms this rank, but his visibility keeps the idea alive.
Billy Gibbons (b. 1949): ZZ Top’s bearded frontman, 75 and active in music, is rumored to be a Texas Mason, with some X users and Reddit threads (r/freemasonry) suggesting he’s a 33rd-degree Scottish Rite member. His cryptic lyrics and Southern roots fuel this, but no lodge membership is verified. It’s a stretch based on vibe, not facts.
Chuck Norris (b. 1940): The martial artist and actor, alive at 85, is rumored to be a Mason from a Texas lodge. Some X posts and blogs like freemasonscommunity.life suggest he’s a 33rd-degree Scottish Rite member, citing his conservative values and philanthropy as Masonic traits. He’s never confirmed any membership, and the claim seems to stem from his tough-guy persona aligning with conspiracy tropes. No lodge records back this up.
Sylvester Stallone (b. 1946): The Rocky star, 78 and still active in film, gets tagged as a Mason in online chatter, with some claiming 33rd-degree status. A 2023 X post linked his Italian heritage and Hollywood clout to Freemasonry, but it’s baseless beyond that. Stallone’s never hinted at it, and the rumor likely piggybacks on his larger-than-life image.
Denzel Washington (b. 1954): The Oscar-winning actor, 70 and working on recent projects, is speculated to be a Prince Hall Mason. Some X users and a thread on Reddit’s r/conspiracy_commons call him a 33rd-degree member, pointing to his roles in films with symbolic undertones (The Equalizer, Book of Eli). No evidence exists—he’s a devout Christian—and it’s likely just fans projecting.
Jay-Z (Shawn Carter) (b. 1969): The rapper and mogul, 55, is a perennial target of Masonic rumors due to his wealth and Roc Nation hand sign, which some misread as a Masonic gesture. X posts and conspiracy sites like vigilantcitizen.com claim he’s a 33rd-degree Mason, but it’s unsubstantiated. He’s denied secret society ties in interviews, calling it “silly.”
Tony Blair (b. 1953): The former UK Prime Minister, 71 and now a global consultant, is occasionally linked to Freemasonry in British tabloid speculation and X threads. Some suggest his political career and Middle East envoy role hint at 33rd-degree status under the United Grand Lodge of England. No proof exists—he’s a Catholic convert—and it’s likely anti-elite sentiment at play.
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