San Francisco · Chee Kung Tong Supreme Lodge
A lodge endures because people carry it forward. We honor the organizers, elders and volunteers whose service connects our past with the generations still to come.
01 / An earlier generation
The 1911 historical record names two figures who helped connect Chee Kung Tong and Sun Yat-sen’s revolutionary network in San Francisco. Their work shows leadership through cooperation and organization.
黃三德 · Huang Sande
The Sun Yat-sen chronology identifies Huang Sande as a Chee Kung Tong elder consulted on cooperation with the Tongmenghui. He supported bringing the organizations together, helping turn shared purpose into collective action.
Historical record · June 18, 1911 ↗唐瓊昌 · Tang Qiongchang
Named in the same record as manager of the Datong newspaper, Tang Qiongchang joined the discussions and supported cooperation. Announcements in the organizations’ newspapers made their alliance public.
Historical record · June 18, 1911 ↗
02 / A shared inheritance
Leadership lives in the work of a community: bringing members together, caring for the lodge, preserving its records and passing its traditions onward. Our hall holds those memories; our service gives them a future.
03 / Leadership today
Our San Francisco chapter is led by volunteers, united by a commitment to the lodge and the community it serves.
President
梁國緯
Vice President
Treasurer
Principal Historian
All executive members serve as volunteers.
04 / The next generation
Help carry the story forward. Share a family photograph, a dated lodge document or a memory of a member whose service deserves to be remembered. Each contribution can help preserve a fuller picture of our lodge’s people.
Give time and care to a purpose larger than ourselves.
Care for the records, spaces and relationships entrusted to us.
Make room for the next generation to learn and participate.
Historical profiles: National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, chronology for June 18, 1911. Photograph: Chee Kung Tong Archive, UC Berkeley, S-E-8. Current officers: chapter-provided roster.
