SGIGof Hawaii & Guam

The Scottish Rite - Orient of Hawaii & Guam

Andrew L. Geiser, 33°


Illustrious Andrew L. Geiser, 33° moved to Hawaii in August of 1983 to finish his undergraduate studies at the University of Hawaii, where he graduated with a Liberal Arts Degree in 1987. After spending 12 years as a Financial Consultant with a major Wall Street investment firm, he founded HI Sites Realty, LLC., Real Estate Brokerage, in 2003, which has grown into a “vertically integrated boutique real estate company.”

He was raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason in October of 2005, in Lodge Le Progres De l’Oceanie and received the 32nd degree on November 4, 2006, in the Scottish Rite Valley of Honolulu. His KCCH was bestowed on September 28, 2013, and he was elected to the 33° on August 19, 2017 and coroneted August 22, 2017. He began his service as Deputy of the Orient of Hawaii & Guam on February 12, 2020, and as of the 2023 Biennial Session, was elected to serve the Supreme Council as Sovereign Grand Inspectors General (SGIG) for the Orient of Hawaii & Guam.

He has been married to his wife, Phyllis, for 30+ years, with whom he enjoys being out on the ocean in their boat. He is an avid golfer and, after neglecting golf for a while due to other priorities, has “wiped the rust and mold off” of his old golf clubs and resolved to “reclaim a once respectable golf game.” His newest hobby: in November of 2020, he started studying the piano.

Illustrious Geiser shares these as reflections with us: I consider myself blessed to have joined the Freemasons to learn how to properly live life from men I ranked as wiser, more experienced, and generally better than myself. I wasn’t disappointed. The men with whom I have crossed paths, particularly in the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, have enriched my life in a manner for which I will be forever grateful. Scottish Rite Freemasonry has a very storied history in Hawaii, going all the way back to when Hawaii was a Monarchy. I am humbled to have a small part in the writing of the next bit of Scottish Rite history in Hawaii.”