R.W.M. Jim Hutton
D.M. Jim Towers
S.M. Alex Noble
S.W. Kenny Davidson
J.W. Jim Gardiner
Sec. Bill Butler P.M.
Tres. Gordon Daniel P.M.
S.D. Derek Stephen
J.D. Derek Clark
I.G. A Gordon Mackay
Tyler. Jock Warrander
Like Kenny Davidson, Jimmy Hutton served as a vital bridge between the past and future of the Lodge during the transformative years of the 1980s. A proud son of Glasgow, Jimmy relocated to Cruden Bay to pursue a career in the thriving oil industry. However, his contributions to the community extended far beyond his professional life.
Jimmy became a cornerstone of the Lodge, offering dedication and leadership that resonated with members old and new. Outside of his masonic commitments, Jimmy was also widely known as the charismatic frontman of a popular covers band. This band became a staple at weddings, social events, and functions across the North East of Scotland, including Masonic Dinner Dances, where their lively performances brought communities together.
Family was central to Jimmy’s life. He had two sons, Hamish and Alan, who not only inherited his values but also followed in his footsteps by embracing freemasonry. Both sons became Lewis Masons and proudly joined Lodge St. Olaf during the late 1990s, continuing the Hutton family’s legacy within the Lodge.
Through his multifaceted life as a family man, musician, and Mason, Jimmy Hutton left an enduring mark on the Lodge and the broader community, embodying the spirit of connection and tradition.