Omar River Rats
2020 Officers
Director
Ronnie Calhoun, No. 23804
Ronnie Calhoun, No. 23804
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1st Assistant Director
Joe Mccrackin, No. 23430 Medal of Honor |
2nd Assistant Director
Bill Britton, No. 23573 |
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Secretary
Caleb Conner, No. 23683 Medal of Honor |
Treasurer
Dustin James, No. 23507 - Past Director '16 Medal of Honor |
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General Membership
Hunter Britton, No. 23574 Hank Edwards, No. 23301 - Past Director '17, Medal of Honor Ricky James, No. 23598, Medal of Honor Chris Rogers, No. 23436 - Past Director '18, Medal of Honor Scott Stephens, No. 23692 - Past Director '19, Medal of Honor Honorary Members
Illustrious Sir Eric Joyner, No. 20584 - Past Potentate '16 Illustrious Sir Cliff Cantey, No. 20647 - Past Potentate '15 Illustrious Sir Harold Horton, No. 18232 - Past Potentate '87 Lynn Rogers, No. 15628 |
Past Directors
Chris Clarke, No. 22774 - Past Director '10 - '14, Medal of Honor Michael "Happy" Jackson, No. 23315 - Past Director '15 Dustin James, No. 23507 - Past Director '16, Medal of Honor Hank Edwards, No. 23301 - Past Director '17, Medal of Honor Chris Rogers, No. 23436 - Past Director '18, Medal of Honor Scott Stephens, No. 23692 - Past Director '19, Medal of Honor Charter Members
Chris Clarke, No. 22774 - Past Director '10 - '14, Medal of Honor Trey Clarke, No. 22775 Jerry "Big O" Evans, No. 17530 Charles "Chuck" Horton, No. 21681, Medal of Honor Charles Ray, No. 18143, Medal of Honor Brian Weatherford, No. 23077 |
In Memory of
Jerry "Big O" Evans, No. 17530
Charles "Chuck" Horton, No. 21681, Medal of Honor
Charles Ray, No. 18143, Medal of Honor
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Our History
The Omar River Rats of Florence, SC are a unit of Omar Shriners whose headquarters lie in Mt. Pleasant, SC. They were chartered in 2010 under Illustrious Sir Harold "Cotton" Jackson, Past Potentate.
What We Do
As Freemasons and Shriners, we are distinguished by a zest for life and a commitment to philanthropy. Many of our fundraisers help support the Shriners’ Hospitals for Children, a health care system of hospitals in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, established to improve the lives of children up to age 18 who suffer from orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft-lip and palate. All services are provided to children in need, regardless of the families’ ability to pay.
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