State Officers
Experience through service
98th State Master Councilor
(State presidenT)
john
enloe
John Enloe was elected as State Master Councilor at the Arizona DeMolay State Association Congress held on April 11th, 2026, in Casa Grande, AZ.
John started his journey in DeMolay at Chandler Chapter where he was inducted October 5th, 2023. Despite only being in for 2 ½ years from initiation, he has truly represented himself as a leader and a friend. From stepping up as State Scribe a few months after joining, to becoming Master Councilor in July 2025 where he earned his Past Master Councilor’s Meritorious Service Award ( PMC-MSA ). John was also the State Junior Councilor for the 2025-2026 State Term.
Outside of personal achievements, he has demonstrated nothing less than the teachings of DeMolay, where he continues to help anyone in the state with anything, ranging from ritual to schoolwork. These traits alongside a few others, helped strengthen John’s Masonic Application allowing him to become an Entered Apprentice of Hunter’s Paradise Lodge #85 June 15th, 2026. John plans to further unify DeMolay and Masonry, throughout his term as the 98th State Master Councilor of Arizona DeMolay, by bringing fun, fellowship, and everything else in between to fully serve his brothers.
John’s term theme “Science and Innovation” was created to bring enjoyment to the members, but also to help fortify Arizona DeMolay. The “Innovation” part of his theme is meant to allude to the goal of revamping and redesigning the way the state as a whole operates. By incorporating what he has learned throughout his time in DeMolay, work, and everything else which has influenced his life. His overall intention is to help provide the members the tools to revitalize the very thing which turned him into the leader, friend, and man he is today.
State senior Councilor
(Senior vice President)
alexander
lowery
Alex Lowery was elected to the office of State Senior Councilor at the Annual Arizona DeMolay State Association Congress on April 11th, 2026 in Casa Grande, Arizona.
Alex has been a committed member to the organization of DeMolay since 2018 when he was twelve years old. He started his career in Arizona DeMolay at Arizona Chapter, located in Tucson. In 2021 he was elected to be the president of his Chapter, where he served two consecutive terms faithfully, and has since served one more term, for a total of three terms as Master Councilor. During his time as Chapter President, Alex Lowery brought in 10 new members, and grew the Chapter from previously having only two active members to now having a thriving and prosperous Chapter, and in 2022 received his PMC-MSA.
In 2021, Alex received the DeMolay of the Year Award for the entire State of Arizona due to his dedication, his attitude, and his achievements in DeMolay. In 2023, he received the Blue Honor Key, and was granted the honor of receiving the Degree of Chevalier, and is now a member of the Copper State Court of Chevaliers. He considers the traditions, ceremonies, and teachings of DeMolay to be of the utmost importance, and constantly strives to improve upon any aspect of DeMolay wherever he can. He believes that it is not only the lessons of DeMolay that make it great, but the truly fraternal aspect of the organization is what makes it special, and truly unique.
Alex seeks to carry his hard working and respectful attitude into the line of the Arizona DeMolay State Association and strives to make the experience of being a DeMolay better for everyone he can. Outside of DeMolay, Alex has returned to Pima Community College, and is working in the security field. He is active in his Lodge (Aaron Lodge #49) as a Master Mason and regularly attends events throughout the state held by various members of the Masonic Family. He is also a full member of the Tucson Pyrate Punx, who host local non profit concerts and set up charitable events such as making lunch for the homeless. Alex is beyond excited to see what his time as the State Senior Councilor will have for him, and looks forward to the unique challenges and opportunities which will be presented, and to faithfully serving with his fellow officers. To be given one more opportunity to serve the Order at this level is an honor and one he will not take for granted.
State Junior Councilor
(Junior Associate Vice President)
seth
baldwin
Seth Baldwin was elected as State Junior Councilor at the Arizona DeMolay State Association Congress, held on April 11th, 2026, in Casa Grande, AZ.
Joining the Chandler Chapter in 2018, Seth later joined the Walter L. Page Chapter in 2019. Though his time in the chapter was short, he learned second-hand how chapters grow and how to help run them. Seth later went back to Chandler in late 2020. Over the next three years in Chandler, he learned many new skills and faced many challenges he later overcame. In 2023, Seth was elected Master Councilor of the chapter, and over the next six months, he hosted many fun events.
Before being elected as State Master Councilor, Seth has held many other state positions over the past three years. Including: State Chaplain (2022-23), State Senior Councilor (2023-24), Deputy State Master Councilor (2024-25). With the completion of his term as the 97th State Master Councilor for the Arizona DeMolay State Association during the 2025-26 term, Seth now stands ready to help out Brother John Enloe throughout his upcoming term as the 98th State Master Councilor.
Appointed
Officers
Chief Executive Officer
Steve johnston
Basic Role
When DeMolay International expanded beyond the borders of the United States of America, the governing body of DeMolay was renamed to "The International Supreme Council" (ISC). For everything that DeMolay wants to change or add, it must be approved by the ISC.
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But where does the CEO come in?
DeMolay is organized into Jurisdictions, which may be either entire states or parts of states, provinces, territories or countries. Each Jurisdiction has its own CEO. The CEO is the Jurisdictions official representative to ISC.
So what does he do?
The Executive Officer runs his Jurisdiction, which includes duties like the establishment of new "Chapters," the appointment of DeMolay adult advisors, state DeMolay functions, and anything that is covered by the ISC by-laws.
CHIEF Executive Officer in a nutshell
The Executive Officer for the entire state/jurisdiction of Arizona. He ensures that all things DeMolay run smoothly in Arizona and is the appointed representative for Arizona at the International Supreme Council.
