The PHI GAMMA DELTA

VOL. 129 NO. 2 SPRING 2008

Distinguished Fijis Our Outstanding Graduates p. 26

Supporting Phi Gamma Delta 2007 Honor Roll of Donors p. 39

The Luckiest Man in the World Gene Cernan Looks to the Future p. 36 The Phi Gamma Delta Spring 2008 Volume 129, Number 2

Editor William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) [email protected] Director of Communications Melanie K. Musick [email protected] Circulation 59,768

161,399 men have been initiated into the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta since 1848. Founded at Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, on May 1, 1848, by John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Ellis Bailey Gregg, Daniel Webster Crofts, and Naaman Fletcher.

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AtAt RightRight Brothers of Delta Phi at Jacksonville University celebrate 25 years on campus. To make the celebration complete, the Chapter teamed up with the Northeast Florida Graduate Chapter for a Pig Dinner weekend in March. Details on p. 25. Photo credit: R.A. Sullivan (Jacksonville 1999)

OnOn thethe CoverCover In December 1972, Gene Cernan (Purdue 1956) was the last man on the moon as commander of Apollo XVII.

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2 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.orggam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence COVERCOVER STORYSTORY

The Luckiest Man in the World Gene Cernan Looks to the Future 36

Distinguished Fijis Our Outstanding Graduates 26

2007 Honor Roll of Donors Supporting Phi Gamma Delta 39

F E A T U R E S

16 Omega Returns to Columbia 18 Fiji Leadership Academy 20 Celebrating 100 Years at Iowa State 21 150th Anniversary at Gettysburg 28 Lessons in Leadership 30 6,000 Miles of Fiji Brotherhood 35 Strategic Initiatives Update 66 A Look Back at Fiji History

D E P A R T M E N T S

4 President’s Message 5 GammaGram 6 On Campus 22 Graduate Almanac 32 Spotlight 67 Ad Astra 71 Fraternally Speaking

The Mission of Phi Gamma Delta

Phi Gamma Delta exists to promote lifelong friendships, to reafﬁ rm high ethical standards and values, and to foster personal development in the pursuit of excellence. Phi Gamma Delta is committed to providing opportunities for each brother to develop responsibility, leadership, scholarship, and social skills in order to become a fully contributing member of society.

NotNot ForFor CollegeCollege DaysDays AloneAlone SPRINGSPRI 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 3 PRESIDENT’S Archon President EUGENE D. “Buddy” MESSAGE COTE III (Maine 1981)

Fraternity in Flight ... & The Sweetest Inﬂ uence

Like most frequent fl iers, I have two decidedly celebration would raise her sights beyond “Actually, quite the contrary,” I said. “We see different strategies when it comes to engag- the Animal House reunion she undoubtedly a great resurgence in interest all over, and our ing in conversation with a fellow traveler. envisioned. graduates have never been more committed or The fi rst tactic is to elude conversation with engaged, especially when we are re-establish- my seatmate at all costs. I avoid eye contact, “You don’t get paid for it then?” she asked. ing their own chapter.” Then I thought more fumble busily with my various electronics, “Oh no,” I said. “It’s strictly volunteer, avoca- carefully and added, “Except in New Eng- and bury my head in any available reading tional. I serve as my fraternity’s International land, of course, where we once had chapters material, even the dreaded airline magazine. President, so I attend quite a few such events at almost all the Ivy League and best small The second experience, far more rare, is that over the course of my term.” Now I knew she private schools, including as a matter of fact an exchange of idle pleasantries evolves into a was utterly lost, well out of her element. your institution, but lost many of them in the meaningful – even memorable – conversation. upheaval of the 1960s.” “Oh,” she mumbled. I was growing now to I had such a conversation one evening recently regret getting into this conversation, but like My mention of her own institution must have on a fl ight from Washington DC, to my home the forced conversation on an elevator, I was caught her attention, because she continued airport in Providence, RI. My seatmate, a compelled to continue the dialogue, if for no the conversation now with more vigor. middle-aged woman, confi ded that she was re- reason other than to pass the time. turning from an educational seminar attended “By ‘upheaval’ I suppose you mean the reality by professors and administrators of “like- “I noticed your stationery,” she said, gesturing check that took place when our administra- minded” private institutions. Intrigued by her to the cards featuring the Phi Gam crest that tion fi nally had the backbone to do away with description, I had to ask what she meant by I use to send thank-you notes to my hosts. an anachronistic, privileged social structure?” “like-minded.” She hesitated, then allowed, “So … there is such a thing as an International (Those were her precise words, because I jot- “Small. Private. Mostly well-endowed col- President of your Fraternity … and you … ted them down later, still incredulous and not leges.” volunteer your time … to do what, exactly?” wanting to forget them.) Her condescending attitude was beginning to I had to ask: “Are you on the teaching side or seep through. The battle had now been joined! I lit into a the administrative?” She replied that she is a furious defense against the myth held by the professor of Ancient Studies. “And at what I gave her my best summary of the Fraternity: ignorant, Animal House-obsessed public and school?” She named a prestigious, notoriously its 110 or so chapters in North America, an press, and the bogus claim of anti-intellectual- liberal private college in western Massachu- International Headquarters staff, a volunteer ism. I told her that Phi Gamma Delta has over setts. She turned the conversational table board of directors, a veritable army of loyal 5,000 undergraduate men with a combined quickly on me then, asking the purpose of my graduate volunteers, the works. I could feel GPA of 3.0, that we meet or exceed the all travel that late evening. “I am coming back myself beginning to work into “persuasion men’s average on 70% of our 110 campuses, that from a reunion and speaking engagement.” mode.” we are dedicated to philanthropy and our host communities, and that we produce the kind “Oh really,” she said, feigning a modicum of “I see,” she said, in her perfect professorial of young men and leaders that she would be interest. “Is that your regular profession?” tone. “And this fraternity … this chapter … proud to teach, to know, and to take into her has been around for 150 years on what cam- home or to date the daughter she had hast- “No,” I said. “I attended a reunion for my pus?” The University of Virginia, I said. “Oh,” ily mentioned was a graduating senior at her fraternity, and they asked me to speak.” she replied. “Well that’s a fi ne school.” institution.

“That must be odd,” she said, “making a I considered showing her a list of the Fraterni- Mildly impressed, but as yet unmoved, she banquet speech in front of your own college ty’s other 110 or so ﬁ ne schools, but thought asked why fraternities and sororities insisted buddies.” I explained – still reluctant to get in better of it. Instead I gave her a brief primer on their single-sex status, and even more too deep, knowing so few people understand on our growing expansion efforts. curiously, why they persist as secret organiza- the greater fraternity world – that it was not a tions. It is a fascinating challenge to explain to reunion of my own chapter, but of another in “That must be like shoveling against the tide,” a non-Greek how we were founded as secret my fraternity celebrating its 150th anniversary. she sniffed. Her iconoclastic anti-Greek bias continued on p. 27 I felt sure that stressing the sesquicentennial could evidently no longer be suppressed.

4 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence GAMMAGRAM NEWS, EVENTS, FEEDBACK

Memorial Garden Honors Zerman FEEDback

“I don’t know who does the magazine, but this last issue was superb. Good photos, engaging articles. I found myself saying, ‘I didn’t know that guy’s a Phi Gam!’ Thanks for the good work and best wishes to all.” –Ben Harper (Kentucky 1969)

“The two ambitious goals [Archon President Buddy Coté] outlined [in the fall issue’s President’s Message], (1) having 170 chapters by our 170th anniversary (2018), and (2) increasing our average chapter size to 60 men from 54, is something to look for- The Zerman Memorial Garden garden as it nears completion. ward to. I hope we as a fraternity will stay the course and make these goals ince long-time greatly enhance the appearance of the happen down the road. Although my SExecutive Headquarters property. And it will me- chapter went inactive, and I probably Director morialize both Bill and his wife, Marian, did not get the full ‘Phi Gam’ experi- Bill Zerman for he could not have committed himself ence of a large close-knit chapter...I do passed away in so totally to Phi Gamma Delta without feel a strong affi nity to our fraternity. late February Marian’s love and support. I would love to see Phi Gamma Delta 2007, many broth- expand and become larger. We need ers have asked The plan also includes a memorial bronze to expand and not just exist....This is what the Frater- plaque that explains the garden’s signifi - the fi rst time in the years I have been nity intends to cance to Phi Gamma Delta. reading our magazine that I have felt do to honor Bill’s encouraged and feel we, as a fraternity, memory. The plans have been in formu- are heading in a positive direction. lation for some time, and we are pleased I look forward to the prospect of to tell you now that work is near- reviving our old chapters at renowned ing completion on a memorial institutions and starting new ones as garden on the grounds of the well. With all that said, I wanted to International Headquarters in write a big thank you. I look forward Lexington. to great things to come for our fraternity as we grow and expand. A garden is fi tting as a memorial –George L. Tung (Michigan State 2000) because Bill himself was always a meticulous groundskeeper of his own lawn, and it will The Zerman Memorial Garden

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 5 The following statistics represent the billed total pledges and initiates from August 1, 2007 through March 15, 2008. If your chapter’s numbers are incorrectly listed, please contact Coordinator of Membership N AMPUS Services Amy Watson at 859-255-1848 O C ext 123 or [email protected]. HAPPENINGS * indicates Colony

AKRON uted 125+ hours coaching a boy’s U–12 Alpha Omicron hosted soccer team that won the league cham- its 8th Annual 5K for pionship. House Corp. President Rob the KIDS where $1,500 VanSchooneveld (1975) was recognized was raised to benefi t as Outstanding Alumni Volunteer among Akron Children’s Hos- fraternities. Pledged 10; Initiated 9 pital. The Chapter was CALGARY the champion of intra- Pledged 5 mural sports for the CALIFORNIA @ BERKELEY 2007-08 year. Pledged Pledged 9 10; Initiated 5 CALIFORNIA @ IRVINE ALABAMA Pledged 13; Initiated 12 Joseph Siegelman CALIFORNIA @ RIVERSIDE (2010) was elected Pledged 23 IFC Vice President of Alpha Omicron brothers at Akron University CALIFORNIA @ SAN DIEGO Judicial. Pledged 41; Initiated 32 Chi Lambda Colony helped during a ALBERTA Special Olympics hockey tournament, Pledged 14; Initiated 12 A–Team fl ag football championship and registered walkers at the Leukemia and ARIZONA A–Team ultimate frisbee championship, Lymphoma Society’s annual Light the Pledged 59; Initiated 21 as well as the B–Team handball champi- Night walk, and collected donations for ARIZONA STATE onship. Pledged 16; Initiated 7 the American Red Cross during the San Pledged 16; Initiated 13 Diego wildfi res. Pledged 26* ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA OF Pledged 43; Initiated 33 PENNSYLVANIA AUBURN The Delta Colony’s 3.180 GPA is fi rst Pledged 39; Initiated 38 place among fraternities. Pledged 18* BALL STATE For the third time in the last four years, Beta Sigma won the bed race competition during homecoming. They also won best Greek fl oat for the fi fth consecutive year, as well as the Greek division of Air Jam, a dance and lip sync Bowling Green intramural champions competition, with their partners Alpha Chi Omega. The Chapter held a toga BRADLEY New colony members at California University party that raised $200 for Greek Week Beta Pi’s 3.160 GPA is fi rst out of 14 of Pennsylvania events. Frank Hood (2010) was elected fraternities. Pledged 8; Initiated 2 president of the Student Government BRITISH COLUMBIA CASE WESTERN RESERVE Association. The Chapter’s GPA of 3.038 Pledged 29; Initiated 21 Xi Deuteron volunteered for over a is #1 of 10 fraternities. Pledged 17; Initi- BUCKNELL month delivering almost 30 meals per ated 26 Delta’s annual fundraiser Luigi FIJI week for Meals on Wheels. Brothers BAYLOR raised money to support the Susquehan- have committed to assisting the program Pledged 21; Initiated 5 na Valley Women in Transition, which in the future when drivers are needed. BOWLING GREEN offers help and shelter to victims of Pledged 19; Initiated 11 Beta Gamma won its third consecutive domestic violence. Brothers also contrib-

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The small world of COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES IFC President, and Will Hanisch (2010) Fiji. While travel- Pledged 10; Initiated 6 was elected IFC Assistant of Recruit- ing in Israel, spe- cifically in Safed, COLORADO STATE ment. Pledged 18; Initiated 19 a small mountain Pledged 14* EVANSVILLE town, Jared Ne- COLUMBIA Pledged 24; Initiated 11 gron (Chapman Chapter Treasurer George FLORIDA 2008), in the FIJI sweatshirt, got a Olive (2008) was pre- Over 175 brothers and guests, including shout out from sented with the Rhodes 120 graduate brothers, attended the Up- Dan Kagan (Cali- Scholarship to study at silon Phi Pig Dinner. The Chapter raised fornia @ Berkeley the University of Ox- $55,000 through a silent and live auc- 2007). ford. Initiated 29 Olive tion, raffl e and contributions (see photo CORNELL on p. 8). In January, the Chapter held a In the fall, Kappa Nu brothers helped “Fiji Frolf” Frisbee Golf tournament that CENTRAL FLORIDA beautify campus with its annual FIJI raised over $1,000 for the American Red Omega Phi joined with three other Gorge Clean-up. The Chapter also Cross. Pledged 22 Greek organizations to take second hosted a successful Parents Weekend FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL place in homecoming events. The group in November. Mark Fontana (2010) Sigma Phi took home achieved fi rst place in the Skit Knight, was elected to the University Assembly, the following awards fi rst place in the parade, second place Cornell’s major governing body. Jason during homecoming: in the dance, and second place in the Georges (2009) was elected IFC Vice fi rst place in lip sync, chalk on the walk. A 2.999 GPA ranks President of Programming. Pledged 29; t-shirt design and pa- fi rst of 21 fraternities. Pledged 33 Initiated 2 rade fl oat, with a second CHAPMAN DAVIDSON place in banner competi- Michael Gordon (2008) was inducted tion. Along with their The Delta Colony held its second an- McCall nual Fiji Car Show, where awards were into Order of Omega. Pledged 15 partners Alpha Xi Delta given for Best in Show, Best Classic DELAWARE and Alpha Phi Alpha, Car, Best Foreign Car, and Best Stu- Pledged 34* they also won over- dent Entry. Over $1,100 was raised, and DEPAUW all homecoming. Paul the money was donated to Olive Crest Lambda hosted the Fiji Fall Pumpkin McCall (2009), Sean of Orange County/San Diego, which Bash that raised about $550 for the Chislett (2009) and provides safe homes, treatment and edu- American Red Cross, as well as partici- Michael Halpert (2009) cation to abused children. Philanthropy pating in Bark-B-Que that benefi ted the were inducted into Or- Rivest Chair Mike Putnam County Humane Society. The der of Omega. Quarter- Mueller Chapter’s 3.340 GPA scored fi rst of 11 back McCall and kicker Dustin Rivest (2010) was fraternities on campus. Pledged 21 (2009) helped end FIU’s longest losing recognized DRAKE streak in college football. Pledged 32; by the Delta Iota won the Queen of Hearts Initiated 9 Orange baseball tournament that benefi ted the FLORIDA STATE County Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Phi Sigma held its annual philanthropy, Red Cross Iowa. Nick Baldwin (2009) was elected Cheers for Charity, a cheerleading for the donations and dedication the Colony contributed Mueller with Red Cross rep to support victims of the California fi res, raising over $2,800 in less than one week. Zach Kramer (2009) was elected IFC Presi- dent. Pledged 26* CHICAGO Mike Harriett (2008) was selected to the 2007 American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team. Pledged 4; Initiated 4 Upsilon Phi brothers at the University of Florida hosted brothers from Phi Sigma at Florida State for a joint ritual retreat with Ritualist Ed Gabe and Section Chief Brent Ellis.

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Upsilon Phi at the University of Florida boasted 140 brothers in attendance at the recent Pig Dinner. In addition, nearly $55,000 was raised for the Chapter through a golf outing, a live and silent auction, raffle and corporate sponsorships.

competition in which all 15 sororities Initiated 19 IDAHO compete. The event raised $11,000, with GETTYSBURG Pledged 13; Initiated 3 various percentages awarded to fi rst, Purple Legionnaire Joe Lynch (1985) second and third place winners’ chari- was recognized by the College as Out- ties of choice, as well as a portion to standing Fraternity Advisor. Pledged 23; the American Red Cross. The event Initiated 24 annually sells out a 1,500-seat audito- HAMPDEN-SYDNEY rium. The Chapter won Phi Mu’s Grand Pledged 14 Slam, an annual softball tournament that benefi ts the Children’s Miracle Network. Tyler Raiford (2010) also won the Home Run Derby at the event. Malcolm Echaluce (2008) was named Student of the Month by the Brothers from Illinois traveled to Georgia to work University for his leadership skills and with Habitat for Humanity over spring break. commitment to community service. Pledged 47; Initiated 33 ILLINOIS GEORGIA Five brothers spent spring break in Each year since 1998, Kappa Deuteron Americus, GA, helping with Habitat for and Gamma Tau from Georgia Tech Humanity. Pledged 14; Initiated 17 have collaborated on a football run Delta Deuteron brothers with Executive Direc- ILLINOIS between Athens and Atlanta for their tor Bill Martin at the Hampden-Sydney chapter WESLEYAN house. rivalry game on Thanksgiving week- Alpha Deuteron won the tug–of–war end. Approximately 50 brothers from HANOVER competition during the Titan Games both chapters participate in the Run Each week, brothers visit the Thorn- that mark the start of homecoming. for the Kids to carry the game ball over ton Terrace Nursing Home to spend Pledged 8; Initiated 3 70 miles. This year, the chapters raised time with senior citizens playing INDIANA more than $40,000 for the Children’s bingo. On the IFC, Ryan Evans (2009) Zeta brothers helped raise $70,000 Miracle Network. John Wiles (2009) serves as vice president of risk and for IU’s Dance Marathon that ben- was elected IFC Vice President of standards, and Jason Darling (2009) efi ts Riley Hospital for Children. The Rush; Chris Kelley (2009) was elected is vice president of recruitment. Nine Chapter provided 25 dancers, committee chairman of the IFC Public Relations Tau brothers are on the football team, members and leadership in president Committee; Danny Goepp (2010) was and Luke Keller (2008) was named Tom Dooling (2007), vice president elected IFC Co-recruitment Chairman. to the all–Heartland Collegiate Ath- Kyle Veatch (2008) and four direc- Pledged 28; Initiated 25 letic Conference (HCAC) fi rst team tors — Brandon Ehrhardt (2008), R.J. GEORGIA TECH with 51 tackles. Seven brothers helped Clouse (2009), Chad Wilkins (2008) Brothers from Gamma Tau spent their the soccer team place third in the and John Reno (2008). Nate Schnader fall break in Biloxi, MS, working for HCAC, with Ben Spain (2009) and (2009) was crowned Big Man on Cam- Habitat for Humanity helping construct Shane Henshaw (2009) recognized as pus for his vocal talent and fundraising homes for needy families. Pledged 28; fi rst–team all–conference selections. efforts in Zeta Tau Alpha’s Big Man

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on Campus competition that KENTUCKY promotes breast cancer aware- Upsilon Kappa raised over $1,600 for ness. Schnader raised $18,000 of Danceblue, UK’s 24–hour dance mara- the total $129,000. Pledged 27; thon that beneﬁ ts the pediatric oncol- Initiated 25 ogy clinic at UK Hospital. Brothers also IOWA STATE helped clean up and repair the Ken- Pledged 22; Initiated 17 tucky Horse Park. The Chapter hosted JACKSONVILLE a Parents Weekend that included a See p. 25 for Delta Phi’s 25th tour of the International Headquarters anniversary. Pledged 12 and tailgate before a football game. The JAMES MADISON Chapter won 19 consecutive basketball Pledged 11; Initiated 6 games, which included two 3–on–3 JOHNS HOPKINS championships and one 5–on–5 champi- Beta Mu hosted a tailgate for about 45 Beta Mu brothers tailgating at Johns Hopkins. onship, earning an invitation to compete graduate brothers prior to Hopkins’ at the national intramural basketball win over Princeton in lacrosse. tournament. Pledged 36; Initiated 14 KANSAS Pledged 31; Initiated 23 KANSAS STATE Chi Deuteron, with Pi Deuteron brothers from the University of Kansas, held the 34th Annual Phi Gamma Delta Run for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. The 70–mile run began at the Fiji house in Lawrence and ended at the Fiji house in Manhattan. Each par- ticipant ran a total of ﬁ ve miles, raising about $31,000 in corporate and person- Parents Weekend at Kentucky al donations. Mark Wagner (2011) was Following their 34th 70-mile run, Pi Deuteron elected to the Kansas State Arts and and Chi Deuteron present a check for $31,000 to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. KETTERING - A Science Senate. Pledged 18; Initiated 8 Pledged 8 KNOX 175 Brothers Gather for Indiana State Day Pledged 8 LAFAYETTE On February 9, another Indiana State At Indiana State Day, In February, Sigma Deuteron volun- Day kicked off with 175 undergradu- Scott Avery, teered at the 3rd Street Alliance for ates and 15 graduates in attendance. president Women and Children helping to set up Sessions included pledge education, of the Beta tables and chairs, food and supplies for recruitment, philanthropy, graduate Graduate Chapter, pres- the organization’s largest fundraiser. relations, scholarship, ritual and values, ents the Beta Sigma Deuteron captured two intra- a presidents round table, a viewing of Cup to Patrick mural championships last semester: “Tell Me Something I Don’t Know” Burke, accept- 2–on–2 basketball (under 6 feet) and and an SLII educational presentation. ing for Purdue Univer- kickball. Pledged 27 The following awards were presented: sity, as most outstanding Highest GPA: DePauw (3.34) chapter in Most Improved GPA: Ball State & Indiana. Indiana Best Pledge Education: Rose-Hulman Best Attendance: Purdue Best Campus Involvement: DePauw Best Graduate Relations Programming: Best Community Service Event: Indi- Ball State ana’s Dance Marathon & Evans- Best Recruitment: Evansville & De- ville’s Hot Tub-a-Thon (tie) Pauw (tie) Best Community Service Programming: Most Improved Chapter: Ball State Indiana Best Overall Chapter: Purdue Intramural champs at Lafayette

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LASALLE for Chapter Leader- “contribu- Last fall, Upsilon Lambda was named ship/Management tions to the intramural fl ag football champions for and Risk Manage- University the third straight season. Joe McCor- ment at the annual and student mick (2010) was elected chairman of Greek Night awards body.” Chase the IFC Philanthropy Committee. banquet. Pledged Hutcheson LEHIGH 20* (2011) made Beta Chi Chapter hosted its annual NEBRASKA - the Dean’s Fiji Fall Classic Golf Tournament with KEARNEY List for the over 90 participants from 15 organiza- Pledged 29* fall 2007 tions. The event raised over $2,000 for NEBRASKA semester. In the American Red Cross. Matt Meyers John Russell (2010) February, Parents Weekend at Missouri State (2009) was elected IFC Judicial Board was elected IFC Sec- brothers held Chairman. retary. Pledged 17; Initiated 16 a blood drive on campus with 37 units MAINE NEW MEXICO of blood donated to the American Red Pledged 7; Initiated 7 Mac Woods (2009) was elected IFC Cross. A 3.01 chapter GPA ranks fi rst MARYLAND President and Michael Westervelt out of eight. Pledged 14; Initiated 7 In January, Phi Deuteron held its annual (2010) was elected IFC Vice President philanthropy of External Affairs. Marcus Armijo Frozen Fiji (2011) and Adrian Carver (2009) Fest in which were appointed senators of the other Greeks Student Government Association. try to dunk Pledged 32; Initiated 18 brothers into NEW YORK tanks of cold Nu Epsilon recently won the Fra- water. The ternity Football League, their fi rst Chapter raised trophy in over a decade, defeating Maryland’s Frozen Fiji Fest over $700 for the other fraternities with twice as many Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation. Phi members. Pledged 5 Blood drive at North Alabama Deuteron also captured the intramural NORTH ALABAMA championship in 3–on–3 basketball and John R. Fulmer (2009) was elected NORTH CAROLINA 6–on–6 soccer. They also fi nished the IFC President; Samuel Thigpen (2010) Epsilon is “going green,” fi nding ways regular volleyball season undefeated, was elected Executive Offi cer for the around the chapter house to be more winning fraternity intramurals overall. Student Government Association; and environmentally responsible. So far, Pledged 4 Matt Axley (2008) was recognized by the Chapter has installed new shower MEMPHIS the Student Government Association for heads to reduce the amount of water Pledged 15; Initiated 11 MICHIGAN Neil Tambe (2009) was named IFC Executive Vice President; Danny Harris (2010) was elected to the IFC Social Responsibility Committee Executive Board; and John Joseph (2009) was named IFC Internal Affairs Chairman. Alpha Phi won the 3–on–3 basketball championship. Pledged 33; Initiated 32 MINNESOTA Mu Sigma was the champion of Greek League intramural football. Pledged 12; Initiated 8 MISSISSIPPI STATE Pledged 19; Initiated 17 MISSOURI STATE The Delta Colony held Parents Week- end in October with 55 family members attending. The Colony also won awards Mu Sigma: Intramural football champs at Minnesota.

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used, replaced all regular light fi rst place out of 31 fraternities. bulbs with compact ones, and Pledged 24; Initiated 6 wrapped their water heaters to OKLAHOMA reduce energy loss. The Chapter Nu Omega hosted its annual regularly donates food to home- Fiji Olympics philanthropy less shelters too. Pledged 13; that raised over $600 for the Initiated 11 American Red Cross. In intra- NORTH CAROLINA @ mural football, Nu Omega’s A– WILMINGTON team completed an undefeated At homecoming, the Delta season and was invited to the Colony won fi rst place in fl oat, national tournament in Dallas, second place in banner and sec- where they beat Lambda Chi ond in best overall student orga- Alpha for the third time this nization. In addition, members season in the championship. have started a team for Relay The Chapter scored fi rst place for Life and adopted a section of for the second consecutive Wrightsville Beach for cleanup. year in the Intramural Dodge- Pledged 20* ball Tournament. Arrynn NORTH CAROLINA STATE Celebrating homecoming at UNC Wilmington Wilkinson (2010) was Nu Sigma held its fourth annual dodgeball tournament that raised $200 contributed, and nearly $70,000 was for the American Red Cross. Pledged 5; split between the American Cancer Initiated 2 Society and the Coach Carr Cancer Fund. For the fourth year in a row, the Chapter won the Greek portion of Light Up the Night with 13,000 lights on the house. Nu Omega brothers in their finest at Oklahoma. Andrew Aten (2009) was the elected as a Western Region Confer- 41st version of Dodgeball tourney at NC State ence all–star in rugby, representing OU Aten school mascot at the Western Conference Champi- NORTHWESTERN Brutus the Buckeye. A 3.43 GPA scores onships in Colorado last November. Pledged 15 Hays McEach- OHIO ern (Okla- Alpha Omega won Light Up the Night, homa 2008) was a Christmas decoration contest, for chosen for the the fourth year in a row and donated NIC Fraternity the $300 winnings to the American All-American Cancer Society. Cole Platt (2009) was football team. elected IFC President, Jeremy Robbins Christopher (2010) was elected IFC Vice President Hoover (2011) is of Community Service, and Charles 24th in the na- Wirtz (2010) was elected IFC Vice tion in lacrosse President of Public Relations. Pledged for points–per– 16 game and 21st OHIO STATE in the nation for The Rivalry Run between Omicron goals–per–game,

Deuteron and the Alpha Phi Chapter while Hudson at the University of Michigan took Seidel (2011) 30 hours and 186 miles to deliver is 13th in the the game ball for the Michigan-Ohio State football game. Over 150 brothers SUCCESS: Ohio State and Michigan’s Rivalry Run raised $60,000.

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nation in assists–per–game. Brian OREGON STATE Ladewig (2009) was elected to the Pledged 9; Initiated 6 UOSA Student Congress as a repre- PENN STATE sentative for the business district. For Gamma Phi brothers made the class of 2008, Michael Ott (2008) homecoming a day of was selected a Letzeiser Outstanding service by visiting retire- Senior, which only 20 seniors receive ment homes and cleaning annually. William Wood (2009) was up Mount Nittany. The presented with the IFC Leadership Chapter was fortunate Award for 2007-08. Ollie Beard (2011), to receive a snowy white Slater Heil (2011), and Nick Holloway owl, compliments of Will (2011) were inducted into the Alpha Noyes (1955). Pledged 22; Lambda Delta Honor Society. Andrew Initiated 19 Hajek (2010) founded the Student Film PURDUE Production Club on campus. Pledged Pledged 28; Initiated 29 Lambda Iota brothers traveled from Purdue to visit IHQ. 36; Initiated 25 RICHMOND Pledged 13 SEWANEE RHODE ISLAND During the holiday season, Gamma Kappa Rho raised over Sigma participated in the preparations $2,000 for cystic fi brosis for the University’s annual Festival of research during Fiji Freeze, Lessons and Carols by decorating for where members jumped the 45–year–old service. Pledged 8 into the ocean at Newport Beach. Pledged 18; Initi- ated 38 ROSE-HULMAN Quentin Coppola (2009) was elected IFC Rush Co-chairman, and Daniel Hawk (2010) was Brothers from Akron, Case Western, Kentucky and Ohio State met in Lexington for the Ohio named IFC Greek Activities Valley Joint Section Convention. Chairman. Rho Phi brothers participated in Rose-Hulman’s OKLAHOMA STATE campus beautifi cation project, Aaron Wilson (2008) was crowned which is held annually before Gamma Sigma brothers decorate for holiday services at Sewanee. Homecoming King, making this the homecoming weekend. In the Heart- third consecutive year a Fiji has held land Collegiate Athletic Conference, this title. Jonathan Allison (2010), tight end Reed Eason (2001) captured SOUTHERN METHODIST Race Clark (2010), and Ben Stuken- second–team all–region honors and was Rob Hayden (2010) was elected presi- borg (2011) were named Top Ten named Freshman of the Year. Pledged dent of the student body, while Robbie Freshmen on campus for 2007. Mat- 35; Initiated 7 Krupp (2010), Alex Holland thew Morgan (2009) was named IFC RPI (2010), and Alex Linn (2010) Recruitment Director and inducted Tau Nu raised were selected senators for the into Order of Omega, along with Zane over $1,100 in 2008-09 year. Pledged 45 Dubberstein (2009) and Daniel Hayes the Clothe-A- SYRACUSE (2009). The Chapter accumulated Child Wing Brothers of Sigma Nu and their 2,500 hours of community service Tasting event families gathered for a Fiji Fam- and donated over $3,500 to charitable that raised ily Dinner that raised $592 for organizations. In athletics, the Chapter money to the local American Red Cross. won its fi fth consecutive dodge ball provide warm Pledged 13; Initiated 2 tournament. Over 100 graduate broth- winter cloth- TENNESSEE ers attended Pig Dinner, making it the ing to needy Pledged 39; Initiated 4 Wing-tasting at RPI raises largest in chapter history. Pledged 37; children. Pledged $1,100. TENNESSEE TECH Initiated 45 13; Initiated 6 Theta Tau held its annual Multiple Scle-

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Assistant to the IFC Vice President of External Affairs. Pledged 10; Initiated 2 TEXAS A&M Alpha Mu held another exciting Share the Spirit event, which allowed 40 cancer patients from two children’s hospitals to experience a college football game. The children received the total package on game day: a chance to practice with the Texas Aggie Yell Leaders before the game, the football game, and a visit to the locker room after the game for an autograph signing. Alpha Mu also sponsors Share the Spirit in the spring during baseball season. The Chapter also participated in the All-Greek Canned Food Drive that collected more than Homecoming tradition at Tennessee Tech: Theta Tau’s Kazoo Band. 4,000 cans for the Brazos Val- ley Food Bank. Pledged 39; Initiated 36 rosis Island philanthropy that raised Pledged 38; Initiated 38 TEXAS CHRISTIAN TEXAS @ SAN ANTONIO over $900 for the Multiple Sclerosis Pledged 26; Foundation. The Chapter also won Sigma Alpha has dominated Greek Initiated 25 overall homecoming with partner League football and Greek League vol- TEXAS Delta Gamma. Jordan Jozwik (2010) leyball. Undefeated in both sports, the TECH was elected IFC Vice President of Chapter has not lost a volleyball or Cliff Fielden Recruitment; Matt Nisbet (2008) was fl ag football game to any other Greek (2008) was elected IFC Vice President of Adminis- chapter since 2005. Edward Nichols crowned trative Affairs and Student Government II (2009) was elected IFC President; Homecoming Supreme Court Chief Justice. Pledged Michael Dority (2008) was elected King. Pledged 21; Initiated 16 IFC Vice President of Judicial Affairs; 33; Initiated Barnes Trent credit: photo TEXAS @ ARLINGTON Roger Frigstad (2010) was elected 29 Phi Tau dominated both softball IFC Vice President of External Affairs; Fielden and volleyball last semester by com- Shaun McFarland (2010) was elected TOLEDO ing in fi rst in a university-wide Upsilon Tau had a crowd softball tournament and fi rst in of 50 attend its seventh IFC volleyball. Brian Khoury Pig Dinner. Pledged 12; (2008) and Andre Santos (2008) Initiated 4 were inducted into the Order of TORONTO Omega. Adam Whitten (2009) Pledged 17; Initiated 15 was named IFC Vice President TULANE of Administration and Finance. Tau Upsilon’s 3.34 GPA Pledged 36; Initiated 22 placed fi rst among 12 TEXAS fraternities. The Chapter Eight Tau Deuteron brothers also won Greek Sync, participated in a mission trip to a song and dance com- Piedras Negras, Mexico, to assist petition. Teddy Klein a local missionary organization, (2008) was recognized Crossroad Missions, in build- as an Outstanding Greek ing houses. The Chapter also Leader. Pledged 28

won the 7–on–7 fraternity league intramural football championship. Tau Deuteron brothers built houses during a mission trip to Mexico.

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VERMONT to buy Christ- WASHINGTON In February, Beta Upsilon volunteered mas presents & JEFFERSON for the Burlington Mardi Gras parade, for fi ve needy Initiated 10 monitoring the crowds, with proceeds children. Andrew WASHINGTON going to the Women’s Rape Crisis Cen- Newkirk (2008) & LEE ter. The Chapter assisted the Vermont and James Ket Pledged 6 Teddy Bear Company during its busy (2009) fi nished WASHINGTON season and raised over $1,200 for the sixth overall STATE Kids on the Block Foundation, a pro- in Fox College Pledged 23; Initi- gram that helps children develop positive Sports National ated 6 attitudes. Pledged 4; Initiated 7 Collegiate Bass Psi’s Newkirk and Ket win Fox College Sports WEST VILLANOVA Fishing Champ- National Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship. VIRGINIA Phi Pi worked alongside other Habitat ionship, winning Pledged 19; Initi- for Humanity volunteers to rebuild a $1,000 scholarships and fi shing gear. ated 9 home in Pottstown, PA. The Chapter Ben Gonzalez (2007) and Neal Mon- WILLIAM JEWELL plans to make helping with Habitat a roe (2008) helped organize DePauw’s Pledged 22; Initiated 18 regular event. Pledged 30 culture immersion program. Pledged 23 WILLIAM WOODS VIRGINIA WASHINGTON Pledged 14; Initiated 9 The 5th Annual Fiji Run Across Vir- Sigma Tau brothers biked, swam and WISCONSIN @ EAU CLAIRE ginia between the University of Vir- ran over 400 miles in the Peak–to–Peak Nicholas Stokes (2009) was elected ginia (Omicron) and triathalon to raise IFC President and Richard Mogilka Virginia Tech (Rho $20,000 for the Hear (2010) was elected IFC Treasurer. Alpha) took place See Hope Founda- Pledged 9; Initiated 9 on November 24-25. tion, which conducts WISCONSIN Brothers were broad- research to cure Pledged 38* cast once again on Usher Syndrome, a WITTENBERG ESPN during the ACC degenerative eye dis- Pledged 24; Initiated 8 football match-up. The ease. Pledged 30 WPI chapters raised over Pi Iota participated in Relay for Life, $35,000 for the Jimmy raising over $1,500 for the American V Foundation for Can- Cancer Society. Brothers also regularly cer Research. Taylor ASB: Alternative Spring volunteer with Big Brothers/Big Sisters Break for Omicron Richardson (2009) brothers at Virginia and recently took a group of kids to a was elected IFC Presi- who helped Habitat for Worcester Sharks hockey game. dent. Several Omicron Humanity build houses in brothers developed Vero Beach, FL. their own “alternative spring break,” heading to Vero Beach, FL, to help build houses with Habitat for Humanity. Andrew Bolton (2009) won the Club Golf National Tourna- ment. Pledged 7; Initiated 16 VIRGINIA TECH Daniel Knott (2009) was elected IFC Vice President. Ethan Crockett (2009) was named Greek Man of the Year. Phil Talarico (2008) was named Frater- nity President of the Year. Rho Alpha was named Fraternity of the Year. The Chapter’s 3.043 GPA placed fi rst among 43 fraternities. Pledged 25; Initiated 17 WABASH Psi participated in a highway clean-up, sold Christimas trees for the Boys and Girls Club, coached Boys and Girls Club basketball and soccer, and donated $500 Another successful Run Across Virginia raises $35,000 for cancer research.

14 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence OONN CCAMPUSAMPUS Expanding THE INFLUENCE

A powerful semester in Phi Gamma Delta’s history approaches. During the fall of 2008, the Fraternity will be focusing its energy in four different locations across North America – recruiting the best and brightest men to be founding fathers of four future chapters.

Returning Strong to Wisconsin The Fraternity will restore its tradition After more than 160 interviews on the The best of the best at Wisconsin now at two excellent institutions: University of Wisconsin campus, 39 represent Phi Gamma Delta in Madison. University of Cincinnati – The Chi founding fathers were pledged to restart With an average GPA of 3.36 from over Omicron Chapter, founded in 1971, the Mu Colony on March 6, 2008. At a 20 different majors, this group is poised ceased operation in campus reception for the new colony, to build a model fraternity on Wiscon- 2006. Staff members sorority women, campus organizations sin’s campus. Already, the 39 represent are excited to revitalize and faculty members jointly recognized over 60 student organizations. a strong tradition of the accomplishments of these men. excellence on the UC Congratulations and welcome back! campus.

University of Pennsylvania – The Beta Chapter (founded in 1881) has a century-long history on Penn’s campus. It’s time to bring the storied history back to life and restore one of Phi Gamma Delta’s oldest chapters.

The Fraternity will also colonize for the fi rst time on two campuses this fall: Western Kentucky University (Bowling Green, KY) – Phi Gamma Delta has been selected from among a group of fraternities to be the fi rst to colonize Already Third at UN-Kearney on campus in over 15 years. Go Big Red! With 29 new founding fathers at the for founding father Tim Hruza, who was University of North Texas (Denton, University of Nebraska at Kearney, the elected student body president. TX) – UNT’s rapid growth and strong Delta Colony at UNK is already the third Greek com- largest fraternity on campus. During the colonization, the founding munity make fathers raised over $1,600 and 150 pounds it an excel- The gentlemen at UNK have a cumula- of non-perishable goods for charity. They lent fi t for tive 3.4 GPA, and their diverse campus hosted an alcohol-free Fiji Island social Phi Gamma involvement includes residence hall and participated in a Polar Bear Plunge, Delta. Our directors, honors program students, where brothers jumped into freezing water commitment to excellence and local Student Senate, track and fi eld teams, to raise money for the Special Olympics of graduate support will demonstrate how band and choir, and many more on- and Nebraska. our fraternity intends to make a positive off-campus organizations. All of the impact on campus. Go Mean Green! new members worked on a campaign The UNK men are poised for excellence!

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 15 Alive in NYC Omega Returns to Columbia

he Omega Chapter at Columbia The ritual team was led by Ritualist Ed University was rechartered on Gabe (Hanover 1990), with the follow- TOctober 6, 2007—the culmina- ing brothers serving as offi cers: President tion of over fi ve years of efforts on Peter Luccarelli, Treasurer Tony Leitner, behalf of its graduate brothers and the Recording Secretary Fred W. Wang (Co- by Tom Meister (2008) and International Headquarters. Omega was lumbia 1995), Corresponding Secretary Director of Chapter Services J.B. Goll originally founded November 27, 1866, Michael B. Sacks (James Madison 2004), (Nebraska 2000) and ceased operations on September 18, and Historian Adam L. Barbina (Ohio 1999. State 2006). Field Secretary Jonathan R. Hilliard (Virginia 2007), along with for- In 2005, Omega was recolonized when mer Field Secretaries Dennis A. DiTullio a diverse and committed group of 17 (Ohio State 2005) and Ian M. Parks (Ak- undergraduates set out to win back Phi ron 2004), assisted with the ceremonies. What united Gamma Delta’s once-sterling reputa- tion. Since that time, the new chapter A chartering banquet was held on the these men has grown to over 40 members and en- evening of October 6, 2007. Following the joys a prominent position at Columbia. keynote speech by Archon President Coté, from their Legate Peter Luccarelli presented the The chartering weekend festivities new charter to Chapter President Anand disparate began on Friday, October 5, 2007, at Rajeswaran (Columbia 2009). the Faculty House on the Columbia backgrounds campus. Executive Director Bill Martin Integrity and Character (Mississippi State 1975) led the brothers-to-be through an indoctrination The early group of founding fathers and interests school. Following the indoctrination included members who would go on to school, Peter A. Luccarelli Jr. (Colum- become senior class president, winner was a fi rm bia 1978) was sworn in as Legate for of a thesis prize in Ancient History, the chartering ceremonies by Archon and members of a popular campus rock belief in the President Buddy Coté (Maine 1981). band. What united these men from their Then Brother Luccarelli and Anthony disparate backgrounds and interests was principles of J. Leitner Jr. (Columbia 1965) presided a fi rm belief in the principles of brother- over the pledging of 29 men. hood. brotherhood. On the morning of Saturday, October When they recruited other members into 6, 2007, two initiation ceremonies the Colony, they extended bids based on were conducted for 29 new brothers. each man’s integrity and personal character, rather than his political ideology or academic interests. The result of their efforts was the growth of the Colony into the largest religiously unaffi liated fraternity on campus, with members from the football team, the heavyweight rowing team, the Columbia Kingsmen and the fi lm department.

Legate Peter Lucarelli Jr. (far right) prepares to present the The Colony was able to expand outside charter. Looking on are of particular social groups through the Executive Director Bill Martin, assistance of the Omega Association, the Tony Leitner, and group of graduate brothers who advise Archon Treasurer Ron Sages. the undergraduates at Columbia. Each

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founding fathers, many of whom were returning to campus for the ﬁ rst time since graduating in May of 2007. A number of the founding fathers had been initiated into the Chapter earlier in the day, but they would never enjoy membership in the chapter as undergraduates. Never- theless, they had the rare pleasure of witnessing the culmination of their ﬁ nest efforts, as a revered institution earned back its place at Columbia.

The new Omega Chapter looks forward to building on its momentum from rechartering to continue its success. New recruits are informed of the lofty example set by the founding fathers and are encouraged to think of innovative ways that they can even improve upon the chapter’s commitment to service and The newest brothers of Omega Chapter at Columbia University. scholastic excellence.

semester, the Omega Association awards all over the country living in the New scholarships to any brother who receives York City metropolitan area, who were above a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Additional eager to contribute whatever resources awards are given to the brother with they could to the success of the Colony. the highest GPA and the brother who Among those selfl ess contributors was demonstrates the most dedication to Archon Treasurer Ron Sages (Ohio community service. This scholarship 1973), whose involvement with Omega money has made membership in Phi extends back to the 1970s when he Gamma Delta possible for many brothers arrived in the City and met a number for whom joining would have otherwise of Omega grads through the Xi Gradu- presented a signifi cant fi nancial burden. ate Chapter. At the chartering banquet, Archon Treasurer Ron Sages The scholarships have also helped culti- Ron presented the brothers of the new vate a positive, productive environment Omega chapter with a Phi Gamma Delta This year, the Chapter was pleased to in which men can collaborate for the fl ag bearing the chapter name. congratulate one of its brothers, George betterment of society. Olive (2008), as the recipient of both the Committed to Excellence Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships. The Colony held a number of success- A number of other brothers have re- ful service events both on campus and The Omega Chapter has held a promi- ceived awards for their work on cam- around New York City. For brothers nent place since its inception at Colum- pus as student athletes, top academic to remain in good standing, each must bia in 1866. Notable graduates include performers, or leaders in student service complete at least 15 hours of community Roone Arledge (1952), the creator of groups. service every semester. Additionally, the Monday Night Football and former Colony maintained a GPA above 3.5. president of ABC News and Sports, as The Omega Chapter is not content to well as Matthew Fox (1989), star of the rest on its laurels. With a group of Omega’s rebirth is the result of the popular ABC television show Lost. Many committed graduate brothers stretch- goodwill and benevolence of a gradu- graduate brothers from the Chapter go ing all the way back to the 1950s and a ate brother base that stretches well on to work in New York City and their close-knit group of brothers dedicated to beyond Columbia. Columbia’s presence involvement with the Colony—and channeling their friendship in a produc- on the island of Manhattan in New York now, the Chapter—has been vital to its tive way, Omega continues its pursuit of City has been a fortunate one. There success. The chartering banquet was a excellence. are graduate brothers from chapters bittersweet moment for the Colony’s The Colony maintained a GPA above 3.5.

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 17 n January 4-6, 2008, over 490 State, Alpha Omega/Ohio, Lambda Iota/ all chapter offi cer positions: President, brothers came together in St. Purdue, Delta Tau/Southern Method- Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Cor- OLouis, Missouri, for the 33rd ist, Theta Tau/Tennessee Tech, Alpha responding Secretary, and Historian. Fiji Academy. This Academy hosted 87 Mu/Texas A&M, Iota Chi/California Also, a special intensive track was held Chapter Presidents, 71 Chapter Trea- at Irvine, Upsilon Phi/Florida, Kappa for Recruitment Chairmen. There also surers, 31 Recording Secretaries, 36 Deuteron/Georgia, Chi Iota/Illinois, were sessions for Purple Legionnaires Corresponding Secretaries, 24 Chapter Phi Upsilon/North Alabama, Phi Tau/ and Section Chiefs. At the luncheon on Historians, and 137 additional brothers Texas at Arlington, Upsilon Tau/To- Saturday, January 5, Archon President who serve as Recruitment Chairman ledo, Pi Mu/Washington State, and Buddy Coté (Maine 1981) reviewed the or in other capacities. Additionally, 29 Sigma/Wittenberg. strategic plan of the Fraternity. Section Chiefs, 39 Purple Legionnaires, and 17 other graduate brothers took Because most chapters elect their offi - Brothers at this year’s Academy heard part in the weekend activities. cers late in the fall term, the early Jan- from two outstanding graduate broth- uary event provides an excellent setting ers at the Friday and Saturday dinners. The Rho Phi Chapter at Rose-Hulman for preparing new chapter offi cers. This Major General Jack Rives (Georgia deserves special mention for sending year, the Academy provided training for 1974), US Air Force Judge Advocate 11 brothers and the Delta Colony at Chapman University for sending 10 “I had a fantastic time at the Academy...It truly blew me away as to how colony brothers to participate. Ad- organized and helpful it was. I could walk up to anyone, shake hands, ditionally, the following chapters sent introduce myself and feel comfortable with a total stranger, because I knew fi ve or more delegates: Xi Deuteron/ that we already had something in common: a love for our fraternity and what Case Western Reserve, Alpha Iota/Iowa it stands for.” Matthew Traver (Bucknell 2010)

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18 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence General, was the featured speaker at Fiji Academy. The following graduate the Opening Dinner on Friday eve- brothers gave generously and were ning. Brother Rives’ leadership lessons honored as Fiji Academy Benefactors: set the tone for the remainder of the John Gottschalk (Nebraska 1965), Academy. Speaking at the Pig Dinner James B. Hickey (Illinois 1975), Robert on Saturday evening was Clay Nelson C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976), and (Oklahoma State 2007), 2006 Wilkin- John F. White (William Jewell 1967). son Award Winner as Phi Gamma Additionally, we appreciate the support Delta’s most outstanding senior. of the following corporate sponsors:

At every Fiji Academy, one of the Campuspeak highlights is the Model Initiation Cer- emony. Outstanding undergraduates are Chase Bank chosen to perform the Initiation Cer- Gabriel Group emony in a model manner as delegates Health Communications/TIPS observe and learn. Serving on this Fiji Herff Jones Academy ritual team were: President National City Bank Archon President Buddy Coté (left) with 2006 Wilkinson Award winner Clay Nelson (Okla- Professional Planning Group homa State 2007). Smith Barney Spirit Recognition Josh Laufenberg (Illinois 2008), Trea- Sport Graphics surer Sean Fry (New Mexico 2009), Recording Secretary Shawn Meier The 34th Fiji Academy will be held in (Ball State 2009), Corresponding Secre- St. Louis at the Hyatt Regency Union tary Ryan Bullard (California @ River- Station. Dates are January 2-4, 2009. side 2008), Historian Jonathan Edelen Registration will begin later this year (RPI 2009), and Directors Erik Ellis in October. (Central Florida 2008), Tyler White- head (Ball State 2009), Jeff Gardner (Illinois 2010). The ritual team was coached and directed by Ritualist Ed Gabe (Hanover 1990).

A special thank you is due to the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Founda- photo credit: Tony Marable, multiple winner of the tion for its generous support of the Crowder Cup for outstanding faculty advisor. Major General Jack Rives (Georgia 1974)

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 19 Brothers of the Alpha Iota Chapter return to the Iowa State campus for the 100th anniversary celebration in September. Alpha Iota: 100 Years at Iowa State by Devin Egger (Iowa State 2009)

On September 28-29, 2007 the Alpha success, with over 300 graduate broth- Iota Chapter celebrated its 100th year at ers in attendance and Archon President its annual Pig Dinner. The celebration Buddy Coté (Maine 1981) as keynote started Friday evening with a reception speaker. and dinner at the Scheman Building on campus. Former Archon President Dick Wayne Westburg (1960) traveled the McCormick (1961) served as master of farthest for the celebration, coming from ceremonies, and Executive Director Bill Anchorage, Alaska. Robert Harker Martin offered remarks on behalf of the (1943) and John Parrot (1943) were the International Fraternity. oldest brothers in attendance.

Saturday’s schedule included a luncheon Of special signiﬁ cance was the Exile’s served by the Chapter’s newly hired chef Toast, given by Dan Rouse (1990), who and house mother, a golf outing and a was stationed in Iraq at the time. Brother decade reunion. Rouse taped the toast from his bunker, Brothers from the class of 1955. Front row: then mailed it to the Chapter to be Bob Logan and David Hankinson. 2nd Row: The Pig Dinner celebration was a huge played at the Pig Dinner. Don Schwenn and Herm Koch. 3rd row: Bill Beeler, Duane Renken, Jim Ficke and Orv Cook. Attending but not pictured: Ralph An- derson, Jerry Lucey and Jim Norman.

Brothers attending Alpha Iota’s 100th anniversary celebration received a commemorative lapel pin.

20 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence Xi Celebrates 150th at Gettysburg

by Joe Lynch (Gettysburg 1985)

This past October 12-13, at Gettysburg College’s Homecoming weekend, the Xi Chapter gathered to celebrate the Ses- quicentennial of its founding. More than 250 graduate brothers, current brothers and guests were on hand to help the Chapter celebrate 150 years of continu- ous operation.

The schedule for the weekend celebration included a Friday night welcome cocktail hour at Brigades, our annual Fiji golf tournament, a luncheon at the chapter house, and of course, the Sesquicen- tennial Banquet at the Hotel Gettysburg Ballroom.

The Honorable Fred F. Fielding (1961), Counsel to President George W. Bush, brought personal greetings from his boss Best wishes to Xi from for the occasion. Unfortunately, Brother President and Mrs. Bush. Fielding – who also worked in the Nixon and Reagan White Houses – was unex- pectedly called back to Washington just Dean of Students Julie Ramsey, and also present were the 20 men of Xi’s before the banquet and could not deliver a representative of each of the seven 150th pledge class, who join the unbro- the remarks himself. In his place, class- decades present (1940s, 50s, 60s, 70s, ken chain of our brotherhood, which mate General William Matz (1961) read 80s, 90s, 00s), who shared their own stretches back to the Chapter’s found- Bush’s moving letter to the crowd. personal reﬂ ections of Phi Gamma Delta ing on March 31, 1858, by Thomas B. and the impact it has had on their lives. Burroughs, John E. George, Abraham Other speakers included Executive H. Groh, Jacob Kline, and James H. Director Bill Martin, Gettysburg College In addition to the brothers and guests, Moore.

OWL POWER: A trio of couples at the 150th banquet who share a Fiji-Chi Omega bond from Gettysburg: Xi PL Joe Lynch (1985) & wife, Kelly 1982; Dick (1959) and Dottie Simpson 1959; Beth Xi brothers enjoying dinner at the 150th 1983 and Greg anniversary celebration. Smith (1983).

Not For College Days Alone SPRINGSPRING 20082008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 21 GRADUATE ALMANAC

Hampden-Sydney brothers enjoy fishing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. (L-R): Matt Haynes (1997), guest, Matt Garrison Ken Block (Wittenberg 1962), left, enjoys a (1999), Michael York (1998), John bottle of Fiji water with Gil Belles (Wittenberg Toner (2001) and Ev Neil (1998). 1962) at a reunion in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. The retired Sigma brothers enjoyed the fall reunion on Lake Michigan.

Mu Sigma at the University of Minnesota: Tom Mulcahy (1950) (center) was presented the Distin- guished Fiji Service Award for his longtime service to the Chapter and the International Fraternity. He’s shown with Kent Larson (1971) (L) and Earle Maynard (1949) (R).

PROUD TEXAS FIJIS! A small local gathering that started 10+ years ago in Houston as the “40s Fijis” by DeWitt Waltmon (Texas 1949) and Jess Wade (Texas 1948) has become an annual luncheon that now includes Texas Fijis from the ‘50s too. In recent years, brothers decided to hold this affair where everyone’s membership began - at the Texas chapter house in Austin, known as “Buen Retiro” (Good Rest). Thanks to the undergraduate chapter and Business Manager Sue Raymond, the luncheon continues to grow in popularity and attendance.

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Reunion time! Eleven out of 19 pledges from Upsilon Alpha’s 1957 pledge class at the University of Arizona. (L-R): Jon Counts, Dave Hill, Ralph Miller, Tom Iles, Dan Mariscal, The Portland, Oregon, Graduate Chapter recently had 31 brothers turn out for their winter lun- Ham McRae, Carl Johnson, John Marietti, Bill cheon. The chapter hosts 3-4 luncheons each year with a prominent guest speaker, in addition Wheeler, Ed Muns and Jim Templin. to assisting the Kappa Omicron Chapter at Oregon State with a summer rush function. They also have a Portland Trail Blazers/Fiji night.

Potluck Group Meeting Monthly Since 1946 Donald A. Bourne (Oregon State 1942) wrote in to share with us about the “Pot- luck” group of Fijis that has been meeting monthly for 60 years. They started in 1946 with 10 brothers and their wives, then added an annual camping trip. In 1996, the group celebrated its 50th camping trip together with more than 50 brothers and family members attending. Says Don, “Now, in our later years, the ﬂ ame that was kindled so many years ago still burns brightly in our hearts, again proving that Phi Gamma Delta is ‘not for college days alone.’”

Graduate brothers of Lambda Omega, University of Western Ontario, enjoy Pig Dinner.

Alpha Phi F I J I brothers from the GRAD CHAPTERS University Phi Gamma Delta is expanding its of Michigan, Graduate Chapter base. class of 1957, take a That means we’re looking for leaders break from who will get things going. their reunion If you are interested in helping weekend get a grad chapter started in your city, for a group contact Bob Baney (Penn State 1984), shot. The reunion in- Director of Graduate Development, cluded years at 859.255.1848 x156 or email him at 1955-1959. [email protected].

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 23 GGRADUATERADUATE AALMANACLMANAC

Sigma Omicron’s Pig Dinner at Oklahoma State 1969 initiates. Front row (L-R): Phil Webb, Steve Bowersox, Steve Dennehy, Ralph Heatly. Back row: Robert Keating, In January, brothers from the Beta Chapter at the University of Pennsylvania Bob Murphy, Al Bennett, Bob Hamm, Jim Blakemore. gathered for their18th annual reunion in Delray Beach, FL.

Pinehurst Graduate Chapter includes members from Knox, Virginia, Ohio Wesleyan, Hanover, Oklahoma, Denison, Wis- consin, Missouri and North Carolina.

Golden Owls from LSU: Brothers of Beta Rho at Louisiana State University celebrated the anniversary of their 50-year initiation in November. Richard Barton (1960) traveled from Virginia and Donald Lantz (1948) came from Texas. Those who attended included (L- R): Arthur Roberts (1960), Jess Searles (1961), Edwin Woodman (1959), Robert Crawford (1960), Barton and Lantz.

Every five years, Nu Omega brothers from the class of 1961 at the University of Okla- homa hold a reunion. Tom Dulaney (1961) hosted the most recent one in 2007.

24 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence GGRADUATERADUATE AALMANACLMANAC 80+ Illinois Fijis Attend 22nd Annual Golf Tourney by Jim Hickey (Illinois 1975) & Mike Gow (Illinois 1975) Brothers from the pledge class of 1972 team ver 80 brothers of the Chi Iota Chapter up at the Tom Jump Memorial at the University of Illinois participated Tournament. (L in the 22nd annual Tom Jump Memorial - R): Charlie Miller, O Bob Vespa, Tom Fiji Open on Saturday, September 15, at the Car- riage Greens Country Club in Darien, IL. McDonald and Mike Ernst. Eight brothers from the class of 1981 participated, the most from any one pledge class. Close behind were seven brothers from the class of 1969, as well as 1973. Six brothers attended from the classes of 1972 and 1977, and ﬁ ve each from the classes of 1975 and 1976. Eight members of the undergraduate class of 2008 traveled from Champaign to play. Ten brothers attended for the ﬁ rst time.

Winners of the different golfi ng events included: longest drive – Pete Bower (1972) and Sam Martin (1977); closest to the Pin contests – Bruce Johnson (1973) and Tony Porterfi eld (1969); and the pledge class scramble - third place: class of 1970; second place: class of 2008; fi rst place – class of 1980, featuring Casey Wold, Steve Moore, Jeff Polancich and Tom Krumweide. Enjoying brotherhood! (L - R): John White (1970), The graduates raised $2,800 for the Chapter, Dave Inman (1970) and Jay which was used to help furnish the chapter house Eigel (1971) chat at the Tom with Chi Iota or Phi Gamma Delta memorabilia. Jump Tournament bar-b-que.

25th Anniversary Pig Dinner at Jacksonville

The Northeast Florida Graduate Chapter The Pig Dinner was held at Naval Station and the Delta Phi Chapter at Jacksonville Mayport where attendance topped 120 University teamed up to host the 25th An- guests. Kai Zimmermann (Jacksonville niversary Norris Pig Dinner Weekend on 1996) traveled the farthest, from his home March 6-9, 2008, in Jacksonville, Florida. in Hamburg, Germany, and David Larsen (Jacksonville 1994) phoned in from Japan to The Chapter completed a rare graduate ini- add to the merriment. Delta Phi celebrates 25 years. tiation of Jim Pariseau, who had originally pledged in 1984 but was never initiated. A The master of ceremonies was Mike Wat- special tribute to S. Barre Barrett (Mis- son (Jacksonville 1988), Executive Ofﬁ cer Archon President Marvin Carver (North souri 1961) formally afﬁ liated him with the of Naval Station Mayport. Special guests Carolina 1975) highlighted the evening as Delta Phi Chapter 27 years after he led the included Archon Treasurer Ron Sages keynote speaker. The celebration of the efforts to colonize the Jacksonville Chapter. (Ohio 1973), Archon Secretary Ron Thomas 25th Anniversary was also a milestone for The weekend also included a four-day golf (Georgia Tech 1968) and Delta Phi Legate the Chapter’s founding fathers, who were tournament for brothers. Jim Rinaman Jr. (Florida 1955). Former awarded the Fraternity’s Silver Owls.

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 25 PhiPhi GammaGamma Delta’sDelta’s TopTop GraduateGraduate HonorHonor 2007 Distinguished Fiji Awards

In December 1964, the Archons established the Distinguished Fiji Award. The Award is presented annually to no more than six graduate brothers who are deserving of recognition for their faithful and unselﬁ sh service to Phi Gamma Delta or their special contribution to mankind and society at large. Phi Gamma Delta now boasts 381 Distinguished Fiji recipients to date.

RICHARD C. ATKINSON (Chicago 1949) MORGAN J. BURKE (Purdue 1973) President Emeritus of the University of California system Athletics Director at Purdue University

An accomplished scientist in his Brother Burke is in his 14th year own right, Brother Atkinson initi- as Director of Intercollegiate ated national reforms in college Athletics at Purdue, where he admissions testing while leading the has seen the cumulative GPA University of California system. Prior for all current student-athletes to joining the UC system in 1995, he reach a record 2.97, along with had served as chancellor at UC San a four-year graduation rate of Diego, where its student population 70 percent. Under his leader- doubled and the school consistently ship, Purdue has risen from 81st placed in the top fi ve universities to in 1994-95 to 35th in 2005-06 receive federal funding for research. among all NCAA Division I pro- As director of the National Science grams. He has overseen facilities Burke (L) with son Patrick Foundation, he was involved in national and international improvements that have included a (DePauw 2009). science policy, including negotiating the fi rst memorandum of $70 million stadium renovation, understanding for the exchange of scientists and scholars with a new aquatics center, an indoor training center at the Boiler- the People’s Republic of China. He holds numerous awards maker Golf Complex, and renovation of the Mollenkopf Athletic and distinctions that include a mountain in Antarctica named Center. Before returning to Purdue, he had a successful career in his honor. with Inland Steel Co., where he was vice president when he left to become Purdue’s AD. MICHAEL M. BOONE (Southern Methodist 1964) Co-founder of Haynes and Boone, Dallas’s largest law fi rm DAVID R. FRICK (Indiana 1966) Retired Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Offi cer, WellPoint Inc. Brother Boone is a corporate attorney with 30 years of experience in mergers and In the 1980s, Brother Frick helped acquisitions, corporate fi nance, securities bring the NFL’s Colts to Indianapolis transactions and board of director repre- and helped keep the NBA’s Pacers in sentations. He has been named a Distin- the city. He’s been involved in revi- guished Alumnus of SMU and the SMU talizing downtown and is now Dedman School of Law, along with SMU’s heading the effort to build a new Cox School of Business. He serves on the $500 million stadium for the Colts. SMU Board of Trustees and the executive He played a critical role in the $20.8 committe of the Dedman Law School, where he also served as billion merger of Wellpoint Inc. an adjunct professor of law. He was chairman of the Business with Anthen to create the nation’s Law Section of the Texas State Bar and is currently chairing largest health benefi ts company. He the Dallas Citizen Council, which is made up of representa- was recognized as Business Leader of tives from Dallas’s 100 largest businesses. the Year by the Indiana Chamber of Frick (R) receives his Dis- tinguished Fiji Award from Commerce for 2005. former Archon President Joe Carney (DePauw 1950).

26 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence DDISTINGUISHEDISTINGUISHED FFIJISIJIS

ROSS J. PILLARI (Case Western 1972) JAMES J. TERRY JR. (Davidson 1966) Retired Chairman and CEO, BP America and Assistant Chief Scout Executive/Chief Financial Ofﬁ cer, Group Vice President, BP plc Boy Scouts of America

Brother Pillari has held various leader- In 37 years, Brother Terry’s integrity, ship positions in the oil industry, leadership and capability have advanced beginning with Standard Oil right the Boy Scouts of America. Since 2005, he out of college and ending at the top has been serving as national director of as chairman and CEO of BP America. the administation group, as well as chief In addition, he has held positions as a fi nancial offi cer, of BSA. He has made sev- group vice president and region head eral moves across the country assuming for the western hemisphere for BP plc. the duties of larger councils, some with He has been a guest lecturer at several as many as 55,000 youths. In 2006, he universities, as well as The Chatauqua was given responsibility for the following Institute, The National Council for divisions of the National Council: human resources group, sup- Science and the Environment, and the ply group, controller division, legal counsel and audit services. Executive Leadership Council. He also He has served on the staffs of at least four National Scout represented BP at both Senate and House congressional hear- Jamborees and has directed the National Camping School fi ve ings. When he retired in early 2008, he took on the chairman- times. He received the Order of the Arrow’s Distinguished ship of the Citizens Advisory Board of School District 203 in Service Award in 1986 for service beyond the local lodge and Naperville, IL. has been raised to Vigil Honor membership, the highest honor the Order of the Arrow can bestow.

President’s Message continued from p. 4

societies, and why we value that heritage. I ters’ story, appealing to the maternal instinct “Very few, honestly. I had a couple friends told her that it is “the most natural thing in the I sensed when she mentioned her daughter. in the dorm and apartment complex, and we world.” “How so?” she challenged. As the jet banked for a ﬁ nal turn toward the exchanged Christmas cards for awhile, but after Providence airport, my competitive instinct a fashion you just move on.” I related the story that when my two oldest compelled me to go for the kill shot. daughters were just 7 and 5 years old, they “Right,” I said, as the jet touched down. I was came running inside after hours at play with a “You mentioned that you went to a different thinking about my legions of Omega Mu broth- revelation. “Daddy, we’ve started the coolest college as an undergraduate,” I said. “How ers, scattered about but still in regular com- club… It’s called the Pine Tree Club!” They often do you go back to campus?” She paused munication via a list-serve we’ve maintained breathlessly explained how they had created warily – as if she sensed my ensuing line of for more than a decade, which is still good for their own secret password and handshake to questioning – and said, rather sheepishly, out-loud laughs and more meaningful updates allow admittance to the giant pine tree with “Just once, I think.” on careers, weddings, babies, and the challenges branches that sagged to the ground, creat- of a still close-knit brotherhood. ing an enclosed canopy. They had their own “Just once,” I said, feigning incredulity and songs, too, and they had decided that they yet unsurprised by her answer. “You gradu- I was thinking about the thousands of Fiji would allow their girlfriend Erin in, but not ated, what…20 years ago? [I was intention- brothers I have met, beginning as a Field Lindsay because, they said, “She doesn’t share ally charitable, clueless of her age and afraid Secretary 25 years ago, and the incomparable and never wants to do what we want to do.” to guess wrong]… And you’ve only been back experience of traveling throughout the U.S. and to campus…once?” Canada representing this loyal and hospitable “There you have it,” I said to my now genuinely brotherhood as I’ve served, so proudly, as your engaged seatmate. “Men and women have “Right. Just once, that year after I graduated, Archon President. I was thinking of everything been associating selectively for centuries, for because immediately thereafter I started it has meant to me to be a Fiji, and everything it myriad reasons, and there most assuredly is a graduate school, got busy working a part- will mean to me until my dying day. place in this world for elevated values, lifelong time job…and eventually…okay, very eventu- friendships, real brotherhood and sisterhood, ally, I got married, and…” I was thinking I would never, ever have it any and an unmatched leadership laboratory for other way. I am mighty, Mighty Proud to be a life -- for those that choose to do so.” “How many friends would you say you keep Fiji! in touch with from your college days? I felt “How quaint,” she allowed. I realized I may like a trial attorney, slowly turning the pro- have scored a minor point relating my daugh- verbial screws on a hapless witness. Perge!

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 27 LESSONS IN LEADERSHIP David Frick: Bringing People Together

ndianapolis civic leaders were challenged to “think wouldn’t look and dream big” and discuss the “changes I like it does that needed to happen” to improve today without Indianapolis. From these meetings came David Frick.” a vision to make Indianapolis a venue for So says none amateur and professional sports com- other than Indiana petitions and headquarters for athletic Governor Mitch organizations. Daniels. That vision put the city on the lookout In the state of for an NFL team. Whether you are a Indiana, David Colts fan or not, if you enjoy sports you Frick (Indiana remember the Colts’ controversial and 1966) has played headline-grabbing move from Baltimore several leadership in 1984. At that time, it was known that roles impacting the Baltimore Colts owner was not happy many people both with his relationship in Baltimore. David, inside and outside serving as deputy mayor, got the nod from the state. David’s Mayor Hudnut to begin negotiations with greatest skill is the Colts owners. Within six weeks, mov- bringing people ing vans were spotted outside the Colts together to create training facility in Maryland. After a futile positive change. An attempt by the Maryland State Senate to attorney by profes- stop the move, the vans arrived in India- sion, he has served napolis on March 30, 1984, and began to as deputy mayor of unload. Indianapolis was now a major Indianapolis, chief sports town. legal and administrative ofﬁ cer of Considering for a moment the whirlwind WellPoint Inc., the of activity involved in making this move country’s largest happen, the decision to make Indianapo- health insurance lis a sports town has paid off. David’s company, chair- role was to help bring the right people man of the Indiana together to work with business and gov- Stadium and Con- ernment to create a long term plan for the vention Building city. He says, “It was an amazing group of Authority Board, civic leaders, who were committed and re- and chairman (four ally wanted to see positive change.” They times) of the NCAA dreamed of Indianapolis as a major sports Final Four in Indianapolis. Phi Gamma center, attracting events and eventually an Delta sat down with David to talk about NFL team. his experiences and his thoughts on leadership. David encourages leaders to “think big and dream big.” He goes on to say, “Why Think Big, Dream Big not? Anyone in leadership positions today should be doing that for their organiza- by Benjamin E. Robinson, In the mid 1970s, Indianapolis was in the tions. Most people are in leadership Foundation Executive Director doldrums. Then newly-elected mayor positions outside of big corporations or William Hudnut pulled several people government. The real need for leadership together to discuss the city’s future. Ac- is in smaller organizations like businesses, cording to David, this group of committed churches, civic and charitable institutions,

28 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence LESSONS IN LEADERSHIP and the Fraternity. A lot of what happens in the U.S. is happening outside of government, and most of us are more likely to “think BIG & dream BIG” be leading in our communities. Thinking big and dreaming big is extremely impor- deal work, the right people had to get will be home to the Indianapolis Colts. tant to building strong organizations and together to share and build the vision communities.” for the merger, as well as decide which David shares that other leadership traits company would survive, who would be important to success are to be commit- Building Trust the boss, who would control the board, ted and to be ethical. David has always where the headquarters would be, and been a hometown boy. He has wanted to Big ideas can bring big change and big the price. David says, “I make a living contribute to Indianapolis and to do it in a risks, not to mention complex problems. negotiating deals, but this was clearly the way that would make the city proud. That Another role David played, which has most complicated deal I had ever done in passion has been evident all his life. “I am positively impacted Indiana, was as the my life.” One of the important decisions concerned about a general lack of passion negotiator for Anthem, Inc.’s acquisition was to keep the company headquarters in in people. You can’t force people to be pas- in 2004 of WellPoint Health Systems, Indiana, which has added to the appeal of sionate, but by mentoring young people, which created the largest health insur- Indianapolis. you can try to pass it on.” When he ance company in the world. Mergers as speaks to students about leadership, the big as this one depend on people trusting Another Stadium last point that he makes is to be ethical. one another. At a dinner where David was He tells them, “Don’t take short cuts in honored as the Indiana Chamber of Com- Expecting to slow down after the merger, life. They will not serve you well. Maintain merce 2005 Business Leader of the Year, David had not been home long before high ethical standards. The short term WellPoint CEO Larry Glasscock said, Governor Daniels called and asked him to gains can hurt you.” Leaders are faced “Dave has an incredible ability to build chair the Indiana Stadium and Conven- with many decisions in which the short very deep relationships with people. His tion Center Building Authority created to term gain competes with the long term integrity, his genuineness come out very build a new stadium and add a major ad- look. His philosophy: “When the cross- clearly, and so when you’re working on dition to the Indiana Convention Center roads come to be ethical, the longer path mergers and acquisitions, building that in downtown Indianapolis — a $1 billion will serve you better.” level of trust is just incredibly important.” project. Speaking of David, the Governor said, the project “required someone with David grew up on a farm in Indiana. His David believes that to be an effective an understanding of fi nance at the highest parents encouraged him to look beyond leader, you must be willing to be a change level. There may be such a second person, the farm. His teachers challenged him to master, make decisions and take risks. but I don’t know who. Dave is thoroughly grow intellectually. He accepted the chal- Putting together the WellPoint/Anthem competent, utterly truthful and very skill- lenge, and it took him to Indiana Univer- merger required all three skills. The pro- ful at fi nding a middle ground or common sity, where he joined the Zeta Chapter and cess was a two-year ordeal that required approach if things get stuck.” This is actu- grew as a leader. “One of the toughest jobs working with 24 state regulators and ally David’s second stadium project. “You one can have is to be chapter president,” getting federal regulatory approval from don’t get to do that too often,” he said. he said. “You are chosen by your peers and the Department of Justice. To make the Scheduled to be completed this year, it then live with them 24/7. You can’t hide yourself. They know all your faults and assets and elect you to make decisions for them. Your decisions affect 40 to 100 BROTHER FRICK’S ACHIEVEMENTS people. Being chapter president is a good training ground for leadership.” He says Student Body President, Indiana University 1965-1966 that the brothers he lived with “helped to Wilkinson Award Winner 1966 round me out. When I cross paths with Harvard Law School 1969 those brothers in the community, I leave Deputy Mayor of Indianapolis 1977-1982 with a good feeling. Not just enjoying the laughs, but how we impacted each other Baker & Daniels Law Firm, Managing Partner 1987-1992 and what we did.” WellPoint/Anthem, Former Exec. VP and Chief Legal & Admin. Offi cer Sagamore of the Wabash – Recognized by two Indiana Governors The skyline and business climate of India- Indiana Chamber of Commerce Business Leader of the Year, 2005 napolis have changed tremendously since NCAA Men’s Final Four Chairman, 1991, 1997, 2000, and 2006 the 1970s, and this Fiji brother played a Distinguished Fiji 2007 key role in bringing people together to make it happen.

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 29 Fiji Brotherhood Spans 6,000 Miles Rhode Island Brothers Link Kids to Kids

olonel Charles Flynn (Rhode Island 1985) is commander of C the 1st Brigade, 82nd Air- borne Division, responsible for theater security force operations in Iraq. He has been a battalion commander in this same brigade for one deployment of 12 months to Afghanistan and a previous deployment of 15 months in Iraq. He should be returning from this second deployment in Iraq this fall.

In January, Brother Flynn briefed reporters on the latest developments in southern Iraq. The following is a summary of his report.

His brigade’s mission is to secure ground lines of communications and to protect key command and control and logistical facilities and theater support convoys.

Col. Flynn and his team identiﬁ ed two main lines of operation, security and partnerships. At the time of his brieﬁ ng, he assessed security in southern Iraq as stable and improving.

To create safe highways for people, commerce and normal patterns of life to return, they determined three key objectives: reduce attacks of explo- sively formed projectiles; build combat outposts and joint security stations along the main supply road that spans the length of Iraq; and ﬁ nally, develop Colonel Charles Flynn (R) with General David Petraeus, commanding General strong partnerships with the Iraqi of the Multi-National Force in Iraq. police and army.

“ Our soldiers over here are making enormous contributions. Their efforts bring about peaceful change, and I could not be more proud to lead such a skilled and courageous group. It has been my honor to serve in this regiment alongside these great Americans at this challenging time in our history. ” - Col. Charles Flynn (Rhode Island 1985)

3030 THETHE PHIPHI GAMMAGAMMA DELTADELTA www.phigam.orgwww.phigam.org Friendship,Friendship, thethe SweetestSweetest InfluenceInfluence Community Transportation Improve- ment Teams were organized to safeguard KICKS 4 KIDS the highways. Their focus is highway cleanliness, removing debris and ﬁ lling in holes. Their mere presence has reduced the incidences of unconventional A simple, “What can I do to help?” be- warfare. This complements security tween two Fiji brothers started a drive efforts along the highways and in the lo- in Texas, the size of Texas, to support U.S. cal villages. More importantly, it created troops in Iraq. employment opportunities and engaged tribal sheikhs to participate in Iraqi Via email, Brian Foster (Rhode Island security. 1983) had been keeping in touch with chapter brother Char- lie Flynn (1985), stationed in Iraq. Through their email correspondence, as The Woodlands Swim Team with soccer balls. most friends would do, Foster had asked how he could help, if he Foster could send something over that Charlie really wanted. Building partnerships: Col. Flynn meets with an Iraqi sheikh to discuss highway safety and When Brian got an answer, he was a road conditions. bit surprised. Col. Flynn’s response was, “Send soccer balls.” As Foster under- The troops have made huge gains with stood the situation from Flynn, the the provincial government leaders in soccer balls would promote peace and delivering essential services. The plan better relations between his troops and School children await gifts from U.S. troops. to conduct civil-military operations in the Iraqis. coordination with the Iraqi partners has really paid off. Foster, who serves as president of The Woodlands Swim Team Booster Club, The brigade’s partnership with the shared the idea with the boosters. The police, highway police and the 10th Iraqi team and The Woodlands community Army Division matured, and they now took to the challenge. conduct joint patrols and joint check- points. Right before the Christmas holidays, 270 soccer balls were shipped roughly 6,000 Although there is a long road ahead, all miles to Col. Flynn for his soldiers to parties realize that joint and coalition distribute to area kids. partnerships enhance the safety and security for all of Iraq. Soldiers from one of Col. Flynn’s units playing with the kids. Col. Flynn said, “Our soldiers over here are making enormous contributions. Their efforts bring about peaceful change, and I could not be more proud to lead such a skilled and courageous group. It has been my honor to serve in this regiment alongside these great Americans at this challenging time in our history.”

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 31 SPOTLIGHT ON GRADUATE BROTHERS

ALAN B. ANDERSON (Knox 1956) was honored with as a Wisconsin State Public Defender. He has been involved an Alumni Achievement Award from Knox College. Brother with several high-profi le cases, including the largest monetary Anderson is a professor of philosophy and award for a disabled individual in U.S. history. He recreated a religion at Western Kentucky University. life-size replica jail cell to explicitly show the holding condi- In 1965, he helped organize Dr. Martin tions of a mentally ill inmate. Brother Belzer has taught trial Luther King Jr.’s visit into segregated lawyers around the world and is a regular legal commentator Chicago neighborhoods, which resulted on “Good Morning America,” “The O’Reilly Factor” and “Ger- in 25,000 people protesting against the aldo at Large.” city’s segregated school system. His book “Confronting the Color Line: The Broken ANDREW G. CAPPUCCINO (Johns Hopkins 1984) Promise of the Civil Rights Movement in gained national fame this past fall on “ABC News,” “Oprah” Chicago” was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, won a Choice and in Sports Illustrated as the physician responsible for saving Award for academic book of the year, and earned the 1986 My- Buffalo Bills tight end Kevin Everett when he suffered a career- ers Award from the Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of ending spinal injury during the Bills’ 2007-08 season opener. Human Rights in the United States. A team physician for the Bills for 13 years, Brother Cappuccino used a controversial new treatment, induced hypothermia, K. ERIC BALLENGER (Hanover 1981) received the which lowered Everett’s body temperature to 91.5. The initial Nicholas E. Rutsis Admissions Award from Hanover Col- on-the-fi eld diagnosis was that Everett was quadriplegic; lege for continually recruiting new students to the College. however, 12 days later after surgery, he began rehabilitation. Brother Ballenger started with a small reception for prospec- Less than a month later, he was walking with assistance. With tive students in his home, and it has now grown so large that Andy as lead physician, Everett walked out of the hospital he’s had to move the event to another location. As a member of three months later in early December. Hanover’s basketball team while in college, he attended two NAIA National Tournaments. A senior vice president of invest- G. WAYNE CLOUGH (Georgia Tech 1963), president of ments with Smith Barney in New Albany, IN, Brother Balleng- the Georgia Institute of Technology, was unanimously elected er is a host for the Hanover Alumni Admissions Network. He the 12th Secretary of the Smithsonian Institute by the Board of is also on the Louisville Golf Committee and served as a class Regents and will begin his new duties on July 1. Since taking reunion chairman for Homecoming 2006. over at Georgia Tech in 1994, Brother Clough has expanded campuses to MICHAEL R. BAYLOR (Texas @ Arlington 1969) was France, Ireland, Singapore and Shanghai; named a Distinguished Alumnus for 2007 at UTA. Before retir- research expenditures have increased ing in 2005, Brother Baylor had worked at Pricewaterhouse- from $212 million to $425 million; enroll- Coopers and its predecessor fi rms for 37 years. He has since ment has increased from 13,000 to 18,000; begun working for his favorite charity, Boys & Girls Clubs of and Tech has consistently ranked among Greater Fort Worth. Mike is a past pres- the nation’s top 10 public research univer- ident of the UTA Alumni Association sities. More than anything, he has led an Board of Directors and advisory director unprecedented fundraising effort with two capital campaigns to the Department of Accounting for 10+ that have raised nearly $1.5 billion. The American Society of years. He helped the University with Civil Engineers has presented him with nine national awards, student recruiting when he served as the and most recently the OPAL Lifetime Achievement Award for primary liaison between UTA and Price- contributions to education. waterhouseCoopers. Quarterback for the football Mavericks, he was selected most DOUGLAS H. DITTRICK (Ohio Wesleyan 1955), valuable player in the Pecan Bowl, when he led UT Arlington president and CEO of Douglas Communications Corporation, to the college division national championship in 1967. was inducted into the Cable Hall of Fame. He has been active in the cable television fi eld since 1966 and served as chair- KEITH A. BELZER (Knox 1985) was recognized by Knox man of the National Cable Television Association from 1979 College with a 2008 Alumni Achievement Award for his work to 1981. In 1982, he was named Executive of the Year by Cable

32 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence SSPOTLIGHTPOTLIGHT

Television Business magazine. In 1984, CURTIS W. MEWBOURNE (Oklahoma 1958) received he received the Vanguard Award for the Trailblazer Award from the University of Oklahoma for his outstanding contributions to the cable professional achievements and lifetime television industry. A former Archon commitment to the energy industry. President and former president of the In addition, OU has named its new- Phi Gamma Delta Educational Founda- est college the Mewbourne College of tion, Brother Dittrick is now a member Earth and Energy in his honor. In 1965 of the National Executive Board of the with his last paycheck as a petroleum Boy Scouts of America. Additionally, he engineer, Brother Mewbourne founded is chairman of the board of Theo’s Work, an orphanage in Haiti Mewbourne Oil Co. In devoting his time with over 550 boys and schools for over 1,400 youth. to the School of Petroleum and Geologi- cal Engineering, he served as the fi rst DAVID L. GRADY (Mississippi chairman of the school’s advisory board. Since founding Mew- State 1981), associate vice presi- bourne Oil, he has created the Curtis Mewbourne Professor- dent and director of University Life ship in Petroleum Engineering in 1982 and then made a gift in Centers at the University of Iowa, has 2000 that endowed multiple faculty positions, student scholar- been elected president of the national ships and enrichment activities for the School of Petroleum Order of Omega, with more than 400 and Geological Engineering. chapters, as the organization nears its 50th anniversary. Brother Grady has JAMES H. NORMAN (Iowa State 1955) has been elevated been involved with the organization from Life Member to Fellow in the American Society of Heat- for 20 years, serving as editor and most ing, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). recently as vice president. Fellow ASHRAE is a membership grade that recognizes distinction in the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air WILLIAM G. HANLEY (Purdue 1960), and his wife Sally, conditioning or refrigeration and is earned through achieve- have donated $3 million to Purdue University for the building ment as a researcher, designer, educator or engineering execu- of the Bill and Sally Hanley Hall. The $11.5 million building will tive. Brother Norman’s work on a unique Florida schoolhouse house the Human Development Institute, which is comprised system resulted in a guide for achieving fl exibility and energy of programs and centers in the College of Consumer and Fam- effi ciency that was used in six school constructions. He has ily Sciences, the Purdue Center for Aging and the Life Course. also achieved success in hand-held computers that help con- The Hanleys had previously funded a professorship in geron- tractors calculate energy conservation with HVAC systems. tology. He retired as ASHRAE’s manager of technical services.

CRAIG S. KALTER (Emory 1984) JOHN G. PAPPAJOHN (Iowa 1952), president of Equity is a practicing maternal-fetal medicine Dynamics, received the Woodrow Wilson Award for Corpo- specialist in Tampa, FL, with Florida rate Citizenship from the Woodrow Perinatal Associates. Brother Kalter has Wilson International Center for been providing high-risk obstetrical care Scholars of the Smithsonian Institute to the women of the Tampa Bay area in September. Brother Pappajohn is one since 1994. Dr. Kalter was elected chief of of the midwest’s early venture capital- the division of Obstetrics and Gynecol- ists, founder of Guardsman Insurance ogy at University Community Hospital Investors, has been involved in over 100 and served in that position for two years. start-up companies, and has served as He serves on the Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Board for director of over 40 public companies the Healthy Start Coalition of Hillsborough County. He is an throughout the U.S. His dedication executive vice president of Congregation Kol Ami in Tampa. to knowledge and learning has been exhibited through his active participation with the Horatio BRIAN P. LAMB (Purdue 1963), chairman and CEO, as Alger Association, the Anatolia College board of trustees, the well as founder of C-SPAN, received the Presidential Medal of University of Iowa Foundation board of trustees and the John Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian award, from President and Mary Pappajohn Higher Education Center. Bush in November. The medal is given to those who have made an exceptionally meritorious contribution to culture, world SCOTT PATRICK (Washington 1980) is in his 11th season peace or to national security and other national interests. Since with the Seattle Seahawks organization, currently serving its inception, approximately 400 medals have been awarded. as Vice President of Partnership Development, where he has Brother Lamb received the National Humanities Medal in 2003 increased revenues through national and regional corporate and the Distinguished Fiji Award in 1993. partnerships. He is responsible for a landmark ﬁ ve-year NFL

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sponsorship deal with the Jones Soda Company. Previously, J. ROBERT QUIGG (Indiana 1992) Brother Patrick spent 11 seasons with the Seattle Sonics, the received the Cornerstone Award from the last fi ve as vice president of corporate sponsorship and broad- Indiana University Foundation for his work casting. Prior to the Sonics, he had coordinated the LPGA in spearheading the $2 million Campaign Safeco Classic and the Senior PGA GTE Northwest Classic. for Community at IU East. Brother Quigg He serves on the board of directors for the Seattle Aquarium is treasurer of Richmond Baking, a fam- Society, on the marketing committee of the Chris Elliott Fund ily-owned business with manufacturing to generate resources for brain cancer research, and is an facilities in Indiana, Georgia and Oregon. He eight-year practicum sponsor of the University of Washington serves on the IU East Advisory Board and Business School’s Sales Program. the board of Wayne Bank and Trust, and is past chair of the Wayne County Foundation. He is also a partner in Mahal- HUGH R. PHILLIS (Pennsylvania State 1977) has been lasville Productions and executive producer of an independent elected to represent the Northeastern Society of Orthodontists documentary entitled “1:47” that chronicles the natural gas ex- (NESO) on the board of trustees for the plosion that destroyed downtown Richmond, Indiana, in 1968. American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), the oldest and largest dental LEE ALLAN SMITH (Oklahoma 1951) has been named specialty organization in the world. Earn- Oklahoma’s Man of the Century for spending the last 50 years ing his dental degree at Tufts University promoting the state. It began with School of Dental Medicine, Brother Phillis his 1970s creation “The Stars and was the fi rst summa cum laude graduate Stripes July 4th Show” that NBC in 55 years. He is a diplomate of the Amer- eventually broadcast nationwide ican Board of Orthodontics and is a Fellow during its last fi ve years. He’s been of both the American College of Dentists responsible for negotiating Oklaho- and the International College of Dentists. Additionally, he has ma’s representation in the Macy’s served on councils, committees and task forces for local, state, Thanksgiving Day parade, in addi- regional and national dental and orthodontic organizations. tion to having groups from Okla- He is an active member of Rotary, coach for the Nashua (NH) homa participate in the Rose Bowl Youth Soccer League, and member of the Nashua Symphony parade. In college, Brother Smith Advisory Board. Brother Phillis co-founded the Nashua Spina won the Intramural Manager of the Year for putting together Bifi da Support Group, as well as the Spina Bifi da Association sports teams and competitions. Today, he is vice chairman of New Hampshire. of Ackerman McQueen and serves as president of Oklahoma Events Inc., a full-service special event production fi rm, as well MICHAEL J. PRESSLER (Washington & Lee 1982) and as president of Oklahoma Centennial Sports, which organized his wife, Sue Collins Pressler, were both inducted into the the U.S. Olympic Festival ‘89 in Oklahoma. He was chairman Ohio Wesleyan Univer- of projects and events for the Oklahoma Centennial celebrated sity Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007. in October 2007. Brother Pressler was lacrosse MARK W. WERNER (California @ Riverside 1986) is coach at Ohio Wesleyan commander of the 37th Medical Group from 1986 through 1990, at Lackland AFB in Texas, where he leading the Bishops to is responsible for a $15 million bud- the NCAA Division III get that includes primary care and fi nals three times and the aerospace medicine squadrons for semifi nals twice. He was 190,000 benefi ciaries at 16 separate named Division III Coach of the Year in 1987. As lacrosse coach locations. Brother Werner has also at Duke from 1991 to 2006, he posted a record of 153-82, with served as Commander, 959th Surgical three ACC championships, 10 NCAA tournament appearances, Operations Squadron at Wilford Hall and the Division I championship game in 2005. In 2005, he re- Medical Center, the Air Force’s only ceived the National Coach of the Year award from the U.S. In- permanent Level 1 Trauma Center. He was assigned to the Air tercollegiate Lacrosse Association. In his fi rst season at Bryant Force’s only deployed Level 1 Trauma Center as Commander of University in 2007, his team was champions of the Northeast the 332nd Expeditionary Medical Operations Squadron in Iraq. 10 conference. Mike and Sue met at Ohio Wesleyan, where Sue A board-certifi ed orthopaedic surgeon, he has also commanded coached the men’s and women’s swimming teams in the 1980s. the Flying Ambulance Surgical Trauma (FAST) Team and Mo- She was named conference coach of the year four times. bile Field Surgical Team. Brother Werner has received numerous awards and decorations throughout his military career.

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In the fall 2007 issue, we unveiled the communications and planning strategic plan adopted by the Archons, for their dinners, and the extra which focuses on Graduates and Growth. attention is showing results. That plan was formulated with a vision of the Fraternity in 2018, our 170th anniver- The long term goal is to have sary. As the current Archonate prepares average graduate attendance of to conclude their term as a board at the at least 50 at each Pig Dinner. Ekklesia this August, they can point to Early data for this year sug- many signs of progress and to momentum gests that the current average is around nities. Special emphasis is being given that will carry into the next biennium. 46, which puts the goal of 50 well within to those institutions where we have had reach and perhaps too modest. chapters in the past. Since we set this Loyal for Life goal, our experience has confi rmed that Graduate brothers want news about there are many opportunities available at Although undergraduate chapters are the their undergraduate chapters, and the outstanding institutions. centers of daily activity, and new under- Fraternity is enhancing its capacity to graduate members are the lifeblood of the help chapters reach their brothers. Our During the current academic year, we Fraternity, over 95% of our brothers are newsletter service is accessible and user- have recolonized at California at San Di- graduates. These brothers have a more friendly, allowing chapters to work with ego and Wisconsin and have colonized at mature appreciation for the friendships a Headquarters staff member who un- Delaware, California University of Penn- that Phi Gamma Delta offers and the derstands their unique communications sylvania, Nebraska – Kearney, and North infl uence of the Fraternity’s values in their needs. Beyond providing single mailings, Carolina – Wilmington. On the expansion daily lives. Graduate brothers are central the Fraternity can work with a house slate for 2008-09 are recolonizations at to the strategic plan and the future. corporation to provide an affordable year- Cincinnati, Pennsylvania, and Michigan round package of communications and State, and colonizations at Western Ken- The Archons set a long term goal of hav- graduate development services. tucky, North Texas, Appalachian State, ing a graduate chapter in each of the cities and East Carolina. in North America with more than 200 Currently in development is Phi Gamma graduate brothers. Currently, there are Delta’s NetCommunity, which will pro- To drive this ambitious initiative, the 75 cities that meet that criterion. And, of vide online communications tools to help Fraternity has added a second full-time course, this does not preclude cities with brothers get in touch and stay in touch. Director of Expansion. Filling these two smaller Fiji populations. Several such cit- This service will be available to brothers positions in the coming year will be cur- ies already have active graduate chapters. by late summer. rent Field Secretaries Justin Burns and Jesse Hitt. They succeed Marcus Hitt, Thanks to the work of Director of Gradu- Expanding the Infl uence who achieved all the goals set for him in ate Development Bob Baney and numer- his tenure as Director of Expansion. ous graduate volunteers around North On June 7, 1848, just fi ve weeks after Phi America, since fall 2007 the number of Gamma Delta was founded, the Immortal In this new emphasis on adding new graduate chapters has grown from 22 Six issued a charter to the Beta Chapter chapters, the health of existing chapters is to 33, with development under way in at Washington College, 10 miles down not overlooked. Overall, the chapters will another 14 cities or regions. the road. The urge to grow – to expand end this year with an increase over the the infl uence of Phi Gamma Delta – has been previous year in number of men pledged The Norris Pig Dinner is a unique tradi- there from the beginning. The Growth and initiated, and a sixth Field Secretary tion among fraternities and an experience initiative is in keeping with the vision of position will be added to the staff to that all brothers can share. Many chapters the Founders that “the star of Delta will service the increasing number of chapters take full advantage of this opportunity to glisten on the steeple of every college of and colonies. help graduate brothers reconnect with good standing throughout the land.” each other and the Fraternity. The Pig The opportunities for graduate brothers Dinner initiative is aimed primarily at Our goal is 170 chapters by our 170th to connect with each other and with their those chapters that are not doing this. anniversary, from 108 chapters today, chapters, or to help start new Fiji chap- This spring, Bob Baney worked with strengthening Phi Gamma Delta’s com- ters, are growing by the day. Phi Gamma eight chapters to help them improve the petitive position among all men’s frater- Delta is on the move!

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 35 CCOVEROVER SSTORYTORY The Luckiest Man in the World Gene Cernan Looks to the Future

and an Achilles tendon injury. But I am Never Give Up still doing everything I want to do. I am the luckiest man in the world.” Born in Chicago, Illinois, on March 14, 1934, Gene Cernan attended Purdue He has tried to cut back on his com- University, fulfi lling his father’s dream mitments, but without much success. “I that his son would get the formal educa- have never been able to say no,” he says. tion he never had. Gene was initiated by the Lambda Iota Chapter in Novem- Recent speaking engagements have ber 1953 and received a BS in electrical taken him to South Korea and Eng- engineering in 1956. Upon graduation land. He is an ambassador for OMEGA he began his career as a Naval aviator, Watches, the only watch qualifi ed to achieving the rank of Captain, logging work on the moon. He works with over 5,000 hours of fl ying time, and Bombardier Aerospace as a consultant, making over 200 aircraft carrier land- putting their planes through their paces. ings. He still fl ies his own Cessna 421, saying, “If they took my plane away from me, From the perspective of today, it is I’d be tough to live with.” natural to assume that being an astronaut was a childhood dream. But The Gemini and Apollo years But even as he maintains the same busy Brother Cernan reminds us, “Growing pace, his priorities have become much up in the 1940s, the only space man we sk Gene Cernan if, given the clearer. “The three most important had was Buck Rogers. We had never chance, would he return to the things in life are family, friends, and heard of an astronaut.” Instead, all his A moon tomorrow, and he does time to enjoy them,” he says. “As you heroes were World War II pilots. “My not hesitate. “You bet I would,” says the get older, you begin to lose all three. passion as a kid was to fl y planes off of last man on the moon. “I want to go Now I am trying to balance and focus aircraft carriers.” back to see where I lived those three more on those things.” days. I’d like to go back and see my footsteps and my daughter’s initials that I wrote in the sand.”

He is referring, of course, to the De- cember 1972 mission of Apollo 17, the “The first last manned space fl ight to the moon. step to this proud mo- Brother Cernan was the commander ment began of that fl ight and the last to re-enter in Fijiland!” the lunar module after walking on the is Brother surface of the moon. Cernan’s handwritten inscription Still Going Strong that accom- panies this Gene Cernan is still “going and blow- photo that hangs in the ing,” as he says. At the age of 74, he is museum of making few, if any, concessions to age. the Interna- “In the last fi ve years, I have had two tional Head- knee replacements, open heart surgery, quarters.

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In May 1961, President John Ken- nedy stated a vision that the United States would put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. Putting that challenge in perspective, Cernan says, “When he made that statement, the U.S. had a total of 16 minutes of manned space ﬂ ight. I thought he was asking for the impossible.”

With an ambitious space program under way, there was a need to build up the astronaut corps. In 1963 Gene got a call to apply to the NASA program and showed up with 450 of the top test pilots in the U.S. “After two weeks of stress, physical, and mental tests, we all went home,” he recalls. “Then I got a call to come back for more tests, and only about a quarter of those original Cernan makes time to visit with his Lambda Iota brothers at Purdue University during a speaking guys were there. Before I knew it, there engagement on campus. were 14 of us in NASA, and we were comment on the legendary preparation will build a ship that will take us to astronauts. That taught me never to that goes into each NASA fl ight, he the space station, to the moon, and give up on myself.” adds, “I didn’t go to the moon not to then to Mars.” come home. I had complete faith in the His fi rst space fl ight was in June 1966 spacecraft.” Focusing on the next generation, he as pilot of Gemini 9, a three-day fl ight. continues, “Curiosity is the essence of On this fl ight he became the second Recalling his feelings as he looked back human existence. We have to get the American to walk in space. He subse- at the Earth from the moon’s surface, kids involved and passionate about quently was backup pilot for Gemini he says, “I was aware of the endless- space exploration. If you can get kids’ 12 and backup lunar module pilot for ness of space and time. And I realized attention and make learning fun, you Apollo 7. that the Earth was too beautiful to can teach them anything. This genera- have been created by accident. Some- tion will be going to Mars.” His second fl ight, in May 1969, was as one bigger than us put it here.” pilot of the lunar module for Apollo A Fiji By a Stroke of Luck 10. This was the fi nal fl ight test for the As he took his last step on the moon, Apollo lunar module, which he piloted he knew he would not be coming back. Brother Cernan has always been to within eight nautical miles of the “I wanted to stop the clock and take it responsive when called upon by his fra- moon’s surface, preparing the way for all in.” ternity. He attended and spoke at the Apollo 11, the fi rst manned lunar land- 1969 and 1973 Fiji Academies. On the ing. Asked if he expected, as he stepped latter occasion, just a few months after back into the lunar module over 35 the Apollo 17 mission, he presented to In December 1972, Gene’s third fl ight years ago, that in 2008 he would the Fraternity a photograph of him- was as spacecraft commander of Apollo still be the last man on the moon, he self on the surface of the moon with 17. The two other crew members were quickly answers, “Not for a minute. I this inscription: “The fi rst step to this Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt. knew we were coming back.” proud moment began in Fijiland.” In He and Schmitt, the lunar module pi- 1992 he was the keynote speaker for an lot, made the moon their home for over Gene continues to advise NASA on all-Texas Pig Dinner in Dallas. three days, logging 22 hours outside planned Lunar and Mars missions. the lunar craft. “Apollo 17 is not the end,” he says. As with most brothers, the roots of his “Exploration is important to mankind. devotion go back to his undergradu- In light of his Naval aviator career and Imagine if Columbus had not sailed ate days. “The Fiji house at Purdue is his fl ights to the moon, when asked off to the unknown. We will complete where I matured into a young man. if he considers himself a risk taker, the space station, and after the space I learned how to learn. It has been a Brother Cernan replies, “It would be shuttle is retired in a few years, we major part of my life.” hard to deny, wouldn’t it?” But in a continued next page

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When he went through rush, there were “The Fiji house at Purdue is where I many strong fraternities to consider, but, he says, “Something about the Fiji house matured into a young man. I learned impressed me. It was a stroke of luck that I ended up a Fiji.” how to learn. It has been a major

While on the Purdue campus last fall part of my life.” for the dedication of the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering, Gene stopped by the Lambda Iota chapter house. “The brothers I met impressed me as smart, young, energetic kids.” Relating the technology in today’s fraternity houses to what passed for cutting edge when he was an undergraduate, he recalled the debates in 1955 over whether to buy a black and white television for the house. “We were protective of our academic position on campus and were afraid a TV would be a distraction. If I remember correctly, we ﬁ nally decided to buy one my senior year.”

Though Gene Cernan recalls such stories fondly and though he has experiences as an astronaut that only a handful of people share, he is not one to live in the past. “I am 74 and I am looking 10 years out. You have to look to the future.”

Captain Cernan receives the Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy, the highest individual award in the world of aviation. Photo credit: Aero Club of Washington.

On December 14, 2007, based upon “his extraordinary lifetime Captain Eugene A. Cernan, of achievement as an Astronaut, Naval USN (Ret.) received the Aviator, and Ambassador for Aero- Wright Brothers Memorial space.” Trophy from the National Aeronautic Association He describes the award as “the top (NAA). The NAA, the old- of the mountain, the highest individual est aviation organization award in the world of aviation.” in the U. S., presents the award annually “to a living Other awards and honors over the American for signiﬁ cant years for Gene Cernan include the public service of endur- Master Pilot Award from the FAA; ing value to aviation in the induction into the National Aviation United States.” Hall of Fame, the Naval Aviation Hall of Honor, and the U.S. Space Hall of Fame; Previous recipients include two NASA Distinguished Service Med- Grandkids help celebrate at Wright Brothers Trophy pre- Charles Lindbergh, Senator als; the Navy Distinguished Flying Cross, sentation. Photo credit: Aero Club of Washington. Barry Goldwater, Neil Arm- and the National Space Trophy present- strong, and Senator John ed by the Rotary National Award for Glenn. Brother Cernan’s selection was Space Achievement Foundation.

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2007 HONOR ROLL OF donors

PHI GAMMA DELTA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 39 donors 2007 Campaign Raises $12,479,837 Campaign goal: $10,000,000

We are grateful to each brother who has given a gift to the Building Tomorrow’s Leaders campaign. You have made a positive impact on Phi Gamma Delta and have proven that Phi Gamma Delta is “not for college days alone”.

Our leadership team was driven by John White, Bob Cheeley and Doug Dittrick and we are indebted to them for their time and energy. Also, a special thanks to the Archons for their leadership and support.

Ultimately, what we’ll see from this campaign is a larger number of undergraduate brothers positively impacted by the Fraternity’s educational programs – scholarships, leadership training, and alcohol abuse education. As a CAMPAIGN DONORS BY GIFT LEVELS result, our position within the Greek Gifts received or pledged 1/1/2001 – 4/10/2008 community has been strengthened, both ﬁ nancially and competitively. $1,000,000 + (Leadership Circle) Bernard J. Delgiorno (Chicago 1955) Campaign leadership Edward B. Matthews estate (Pennsylvania 1949) We would like to thank our Honorary Chairman, Ken Blanchard (Cornell $500,000 - 999,999 (Archons Circle) 1961), for his friendship and encour- R. Kirk Landon (Georgia Tech 1950) agement during this campaign. Robert C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976) Fred Teverbaugh estate (Iowa 1933) Campaign Chairmen John F. White (William Jewell 1967) John F. White (William Jewell 1967) Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) $250,000 - 499,999 (Cheney Cup Circle) Douglas H. Dittrick (Ohio Wesleyan John Gottschalk (Nebraska 1965) 1955) Vance M. Hubbard (Texas Tech 1962) Robert S. Jepson Jr. (Richmond 1964) Bryon V. Toot estate (Iowa State 1959)

“As I met with brothers, what impressed me most were the positive comments they shared about the impact Phi Gamma Delta has had upon their lives.” – Ben Robinson, Foundation Executive Director

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CAMPAIGN DONORS BY GIFT LEVELS Gifts received or pledged 1/1/2001 – 4/10/2008

$100,000 - 249,999 (1848 Circle) Charles T. Doyle (Oklahoma 1956) $5,000 - 9,999 (Purple Flag Circle) Kenneth H. Blanchard (Cornell 1961) Todd M. Eberhardt (Wisc. Eau Claire 1989) Charles G. Armstrong (Purdue 1964) George W. Bramblett Jr. (SMU 1963) Madge Erf estate Richard C. Cammerer (Purdue 1964) Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) David G. Elmore (Indiana 1955) Marvin J. Carver III (North Carolina 1975) Douglas H. Dittrick (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) Robert B. “Bash” Evans (Pennsylvania 1946) James E. Caswell (SMU 1963) AA Charles P. Eichhorn (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) Spencer Flournoy (Johns Hopkins 1944) AA Eugene D. Coté (Maine 1981) James E. Grantman (Arizona 1948) Mac Roy Gasque (Tennessee 1936) AA Eugene U. Frey (Minnesota 1952) Lee T. Hanley (Arizona 1964) Paul O. Germann (Depauw 1952) Alfred A. King (Texas 1941) AA George Hopper (Wittenberg 1932) Richard E. Grace (Purdue 1951) Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) Curtis B. Kellar (Minnesota 1937) estate Daniel M. Guggenheim (Berkeley 1960) Gerald V. Lyles (Purdue 1964) Frances H. McMullan (Johns Hopkins 1944) Robert W. Hughes (Oklahoma 1956) William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) N. W. “Jerry” Solomon (Nebraska 1951) James G. Hunter (Northwestern 1936) estate Homer Paul (Oklahoma 1954) Brent H. Wadsworth (Illinois 1952) J. Bruce Jackson (Case Western 1952) Ben Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) Lloyd H. Wiborg (Arizona 1961) David B. Marino (Riverside 1985) Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) Russell G. Williams (Kentucky 1974) Mu Sigma (Minnesota) Foundation James H. Stellar (Arizona, Occidental 1954) C. Richard Precious (Michigan 1950) Robert E. Swinehart (Purdue 1965) $50,000 - 99,999 (White Star Circle) John P. Pirozzi (Wittenberg 1971) Alan J. Thayer (Oregon State 1981) Akron Chapter Scholarship Rachel Poole Trust William T. Shier (Depauw 1989) Donald R. Arnold (Illinois 1962) James C. Rinaman (Florida 1955) Davidson Chapter Scholarship J.D. Rowell (Idaho, Oregon State 1948) $1,000- 4,999 (Snowy Owl Circle) Ernest L. Deal (Alabama 1952) Joseph E. Samora Jr. (New Mexico 1978) George R. Aldhizer Jr. (Richmond 1953) Charles W. Haines (Columbia 1948) Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971) John Y. Ames (Texas 1978) Edward W. Hasenyager (Occidental 1934) AA M. Wilmer Smith estate (Johns Hopkins 1947) Robert E. Baney III (Penn State 1984) Jeffrey M. Heller (Texas 1961) Richard Smudz (Ohio State 1975) AA Brian D. Barnard (Texas 1978) John M. Henderson estate (Ohio State 1931) Dale H. Spiess (Illinois Wesleyan 1966) Jerome B. Bean (Purdue 1964) James H. Hendrie (Flordia 1950) Bradley A. Spiess (Illinois Wesleyan 1990) Jason H. Culp (Hampden-Sydney 2001) Ronald L. Marmer (Northwestern 1974) Ronald L. Turner (Richmond 1989) Michael E. Dockins (Rose Hulman 2002) Richard D. McCormick (Iowa State 1961) Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) Joseph M. Falk (Iowa State 1996) Kenneth L. Means (Illinois 1940) Robert D. Watt (Washington 1935) C. Edward Gabe (Hanover 1990) James E. Morrison (Kentucky 1970) William O. Gamble III (Oklahoma 1961) Ohio Chapter Scholarships $10,000 - 24,999 (Foundation Circle) Gerard M. Golden (Richmond 1999) James A. Ramsey (Indiana 1964) Anonymous J.B. Goll (Nebraska 2001) William W. Rodgers (Oklahoma 1959) Gerald B. Bay (Purdue 1962) Barbara J. Hales Lee C. Schmitt (Miami 1963) Clayton I. Bennett (Oklahoma 1981) Brian M. Hensley (Nebraska 1998) James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) John E. Bratten (Cornell 1947) AA Ronald Huseman Bradley L. Wilson estate (Syracuse 1928) Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) Robert W. Inpyn (Purdue 1964) John F. Winch (Michigan 1946) Joseph B. Carney (Depauw 1950) Robert J. Kepke (Oklahoma 1963) Peter L. Clark (Kettering 1968) Samuel Todd Maclin (Texas 1978) $25,000 - 49,999 (Persistence Circle) Alvin B Harper, Jr (Tennessee 1952) David A. McAllister (Texas 1978) Anonymous Jay B. Hunt (Indiana 1962) Richard A. Miller (Purdue 1964) Bryan Antonick Scholarship (Ohio State) Derrick M. Hussey (Colgate 1988) William R. Miller (Indiana 1962, Purdue 1996) William J. Bengel (Illinois 1935) estate Donald L. Ferguson (Nebraska 1963) Rick Nelson (Texas 1978) Herman A. Brown (Purdue 1949) Edward W. Fischer Estate (Missouri 1935) Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) Keith A. Brown (Purdue 1974) Thomas B. Hanley (Iowa State 1992) Sam Richwine (Georgia 1973) Dale J. Bruce (Ohio Wesleyan 1952) William G. Hanley (Purdue 1960) Frederick C. Schramm (Purdue 1964) Elliott P. Burnside (Mississippi State 1970) Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) Robert C. Stephens (Purdue 1964) Ralph H. Cake estate (Oregon 1913) Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) John C. Vogel (Purdue 1964) Jerome C. Cashion (North Carolina 1963) Arthur G. Portz (Wittenberg 1938) AA Richard Zelvin (Iowa 1980) John A. Cassese (Ohio 1976) George F. Qua (Michigan 1952) Peter O. Clauss (Chicago 1955) Michael O. Shipley (Syracuse 1958) John O. Cofﬁ n (Purdue 1959) Glen C. Smith estate (Northwestern 1941) Charles T. Crawford (Kansas 1952) Theodore W. Thomas (Missouri 1959) Geoffrey C. Dean (UCLA 1950) Jerrold Wanek (Iowa 1980)

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Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 41 donors 2007

Dear FIJI DONOR,

Five years ago, the Educational Founda- Over $200,000 was raised by chap- The Foundation saw an all-time high tion embarked on the Building Tomor- ters for philanthropic endeavors. membership in The Perge! Society total- row’s Leaders campaign. The goal was 615 Academic Achievement Awards ing 428. to raise $10 million of needed endow- (AAA) were awarded to newly initiated ments to meet the growing demands of members for earning a 3.0 GPA or better. Gifts from brothers’ estates continue our undergraduates in the areas of lead- ($153,750) to play a vital role in building our ership and alcohol education program- Over 900 brothers received scholas- endowments and securing our long- ming, as well as scholarships. tic support in the form of scholarships, term health. There are several donors totaling over $300,000. are featured among the Honor Roll of We are proud and pleased to announce Donors who share their perspectives that over $12 million has been commit- What beneﬁ ts are we seeing from the on including Phi Gamma Delta in their ted to the Educational Foundation for educational programs and scholarships estate plans. those needs. we are funding? Collective Fiji GPA for Spring 2007 Thank you for your loyalty and gen- During this same time, the Foundation was 3.00. At least 32% of new members erosity to Phi Gamma Delta. We look also needed to continue raising annual are earning a 3.0 GPA or better. This forward to 2008 and what additional fund gifts to operate our ongoing activi- ranks us #1 among NIC fraternities! strides we can make. ties. Like true dedicated Fijis, brothers 68% of chapters were above the All- who donated have shown the Greek Men’s Average. 63% of chapters above Fraternally, community that Phi Gamma Delta is a All-Fraternity Average. leader in the Fraternity movement. The frequency of alcohol related inci- dents continue to be at a 10-year low. Our Annual Fund–Perge! Society gifts 430 brothers attended the 2007 Fiji continued to grow during the campaign Leadership Academy. George W. Bramblett Jr. timeframe. A total of $755,000 unre- Pledges increased 14% and initiations (SMU 1963) stricted was given this year from 2,200 increased 7 %. U.S. Foundation President brothers. Overall, 3,272 brothers and friends donated to the Foundation. We have also issued just over $317,000 in grants to house corporations for educa- As we speak with brothers, one obvious tional space and equipment and issued question we are asked is, “What pro- over $110,000 in scholarships, both from L. Cameron Murray grams are offered to our brothers?” Here restricted chapter funds. (Alberta 1972) are some of the statistics and numbers Canadian Foundation President that you’ll appreciate: Grants to the Fraternity for alcohol education programs and leadership training 524 brothers participated in a facili- programs totaled $165,000 in 2007. The tated Leadership program, an increase Fraternity is making a difference in the from last year. lives of our brothers, and these two pro- Benjamin E. Robinson 1,946 brothers participated in a staff grams are cornerstones of our success. (Hampden-Sydney 1986) facilitated alcohol education program, Executive Director another increase from 2006. The Perge! Society Annual Fund had All chapters viewed the award–win- another year of growth. The Annual Perge! ning alcohol education video, Tell Me Fund helps to cover the cost of Founda- Something I Don’t Know. tion operations and programming grants Every chapter and colony received at not covered by endowments. This year least one visit from their Field Secretary, will be The Perge! Society’s 11th year most received two. of special recognition of brothers who make unrestricted gifts of $500 or more.

42 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence donors 2007 FINANCIAL highlights PHI GAMMA DELTA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Fiscal Year July 2006-June 2007

REVENUES EXPENDITURES BOARD OF DIRECTORS Donations Programming/services President George W. Bramblett Jr. (SMU 1963) Unrestricted $ 758,631 Scholarships $ 320,814 Vice President Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) Restricted $ 555,934 Fraternity Grants $ 156,521 Secretary Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) Trusts/bequests $ 25,000 House Corp Grants $ 317,148 Treasurer Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) Interest & Dividends $ 410,602 Foundation Support $ 285,798 Gain On Investments $ 446,286 Subtotal $1,080,281 Directors Unrealized Appreciation $ 782,199 Peter L. Clark (Kettering 1968) Other $ 19,737 Management And General $ 282,027 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) Fundraising $ 239,911 F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) Total income $2,998,389 Total Expenses $1,602,219 Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) TOTAL ASSETS $12,981,178 Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1954) Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) Theodore W. Thomas (Missouri 1959) James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970)

PHI GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION OF CANADA Fiscal year January 2007 - December 2007

RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chapter Restricted $ 8,528 Housing Grants $ 3,868 Unrestricted $ 20,220 Scholarships/programming $ 7,847 President L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) Other $ 1,193 Operating $ 586 Treasurer F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) Total Disbursements $ 12,301 Vice-Presidents Ashley A. O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) Total Receipts $ 29,941 John G.S. Starzynski (W. Ontario 1974) TOTAL ASSETS $141,897 Directors Gordon A. Elliott (British Columbia 1955) William H. Gear (McGill 1963) Landon L. LeClair (Alberta 1994) David B.L. McQuaig (Calgary 1987) Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971)

funding priorities The Foundation focuses its grants on programs that:

improve brothers’ GRADES and the learning environment within a chapter;

change attitudes and BEHAVIORS regarding alcohol use and abuse; and

provide hands-on LEADERSHIP lessons to develop future leaders.

We continually seek to ﬁ nd the best programs and events that can reach the largest number of undergraduate brothers. Your gifts are needed to fund these programs and to keep Phi Gamma Delta a leader on college campuses.

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 43 donors 2007 The PERGE! Society

The Perge! Society is the Annual help make Phi Gamma Delta a leader You can join The Perge! Society on- Fund of the Educational Founda- in the Greek community! line at www.phigam.org and click tion. By giving tax-deductible, un- Make a Gift Now. Please email us at restricted gifts to the Educational Listed here are the brothers who [email protected] or call us at Foundation, you are supporting its have joined The Perge! Society in 859-255-1848 ext 159. operating and programming activities 2007 at the $500 and above levels. like alcohol education, scholarships We’re proud to point out that 2007 Thank you for supporting Phi Gamma and leadership programs. Your gifts marks the 10th year since The Perge! Delta through the Phi Gamma Delta allow Phi Gamma Delta to dream Society began. The number following Educational Foundation. and grow. Many thanks to all the a brother’s school and year indicates brothers who generously give to the number of years as a Perge! Soci- * deceased ety member.

norris affiliates norris affiliates gifts at the $5,000 and greater level William T. Morris Trust* (Penn. State 1949) 10 Hartley B. Barker (Chicago 1949) 10 Thomas B. Bates (Lehigh 1961) 2 wilkinson affiliates William J. Bengel* Illinois 1935) 7 gifts at the $2,000 and greater level James P. Bennett (North Alabama 1979) 2 George W. Bramblett Jr. (SMU 1963) 5 Keith R. Breedlove (Georgia 1978) 5 wallace affiliates Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) 9 Peter L. Clark (Kettering -B 1968) 5 gifts at the $1,000 and greater level Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1955)10 David G. Elmore (Indiana 1955) 2 William H. Gear (McGill 1956) 9 fairbanks affiliates John Gottschalk (Nebraska 1965) 10 gifts at the $500 and greater level Lee T. Hanley (Arizona 1964) 10 David S. Harrison (Virginia Tech 1992) 2 James B. Hickey Jr. (Illinois 1975) 1 Vance M. Hubbard (Texas Tech 1962) 8 Robert W. Hughes (Oklahoma 1956) 5 Robert B. Knutson (Michigan 1956) 10 R. Kirk Landon (Georgia Tech 1950) 2 Edward B. Matthews (Pennsylvania 1949) 5 many thanks Richard D. McCormick (Iowa State 1961) 10 for choosing Phi Gamma Delta as part of Francis H. McMullan II (Johns Hopkins 1944)1 John G. Pappajohn (Iowa 1952) 9 your charitable giving. We fully acknowledge Robert C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976) 9 there are a wide variety of organizations John D. Rowell (Oregon State 1948) 2 you could have supported when you opted M. Wilmer Smith* (Johns Hopkins 1947) 1 for Phi Gamma Delta. We greatly appreciate Cyrus B. Sweet III (Idaho 1951) 7 the faith you’ve put in us to do what is best John F. White (William Jewell 1967) 10 for our Fraternity.

44 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence donors 2007

wilkinson affiliates

Jon J. Altschuler (SMU 1994) 6 R. William Gardner (Ohio State 1957) 3 William R. Miller (Purdue 1996) 7 Clayton I. Bennett (Oklahoma 1981) 8 Alan B. Graf Jr. (Indiana 1975) 3 Donald E. Morel Jr. (Lafayette 1979) 4 Lowell M. Berry Jr. (Arizona 1956) 4 James W. Grantman (Arizona 1948) 6 Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) 8 Stephen K. Boeckman (Oklahoma State 1992) 6 William G. Hanley (Purdue 1960) 10 James E. Morrison (Kentucky 1970) 10 Michael P. Bonds (Arkansas 1984) 6 Robert J. Harker (Iowa State 1943) 4 Richard D. Naulty (UCLA 1953) 8 William W. Brooke (Alabama 1978) 2 Frederick B. Hegi Jr. (SMU 1966) 3 Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) 7 Dahl P. Brown Jr. (Oklahoma 1950) 3 James H. Hendrie (Florida 1950) 9 Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1954) 4 Robert F. Brown (Texas Tech 1959) 7 G. David K. Hopper (Wittenberg 1963) 8 N. Clay Robbins (Wabash 1979) 10 Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) 5 Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) 3 Thomas M. Ryan (Rhode Island 1975) 2 Jon B. Burmeister (Iowa State 1967) 9 Robert C. Hudson Jr. (Minnesota 1950) 10 Robert C. Samuel (Oregon 1960) 9 E. Fred Currie (Texas Tech 1955) 2 Charles S. Huffman Jr. (Ohio Wes. 1944) 1 John C. Schroeder (Wabash 1969) 8 Dwight W. Davis (Oregon 1965) 8 Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) 4 John H. Schroeder (Wabash 1942) 6 Todd M. Eberhardt (Wisc.-Eau Claire 1989) 5 Alan W. Larson (Syracuse 1960) 5 George C. Sternad Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1948) 10 Robert K. Erf (Michigan 1953) 10 William N. Lindsay III (Gettysburg 1969) 4 Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) 6 James H. Everest (Oklahoma 1971) 4 Ronald L. Marmer (Northwestern 1974) 10 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. (Texas 1949) 9 Douglas C. Gardner (SMU 1985) 1 Phillip J. Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1959) 9 Gary H. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1951) 9

wallace affiliates

Patrick C. Bean ( Kentucky 1963) 7 Tony George (Indiana 1949) 1 Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) 8 Edwin M. Ahrens (Denison 1973) 4 N. Michael Grifﬁ th (Virginia Tech 1973) 8 Duane O. Paulsen (Iowa 1946) 6 Robert L. Albin ( Missouri 1962) 6 Jerome C. Groniger (Illinois Wesleyan 1960) 1 Carl F. Pollard (Kentucky 1960) 4 David L. Alexander (Purdue 1962) 6 Daniel M. Guggenheim (Cal. @ Berkeley 1960) 9 John C. Radovich (Washington 1955) 8 Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) 2 Kevin W. Haga (Jacksonville 1992) 4 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) 6 Michael K. Andreozzi (Rhode Island 1988) 2 David G. Hancock (Alberta 1976) 1 James C. Rinaman Jr. ( Florida 1955) 9 Leonard M. Appel (Kentucky 1963) 3 Benjamin R. Harper (Kentucky 1969) 5 William W. Rodgers Jr. (Oklahoma 1959) 10 John F. Arnold (Colorado 1959) 8 Hal Hart (Georgia Tech 1969) 6 J. Bradley Ross (Nebraska 1982) 1 Kevin T. Barnett (Texas Christian 1995) 3 Jeffrey M. Heller (Texas 1961) 8 Andrew R. Sackin (Missouri 1973) 7 Robert P. Bauman (Ohio Wesleyan 1953) 10 R. Michael Henderson (Wabash 1961) 5 Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) 9 Robert C. Becker (Minnesota 1951) 5 Alan F. Herbert (Purdue 1969) 3 F. Barry Shaw (Gettysburg 1965) 7 Beechwood Educational Foundation 2 Philip G. Heyde (Depauw 1972) 5 Gordon J. Smith (Iowa State 1961) 4 Jarrod S. Benton (Hampden-Sydney 1990) 8 Robert W. Higgins (Washington State 1956) 2 Marlis E. Smith (Texas Tech 1954) 10 Robert V. Bierhaus Jr. (Indiana 1954) 7 Charles E. Hugel (Lafayette 1951) 4 Gregg J. Smolenski (Southern Methodist 1969) 3 C. Robert Black (Texas Tech 1957) 1 Frank L. Hussey Jr. (Northwestern 1947) 3 Steven L. Sparkman (Florida State 1969) 1 Robert H. Bohn (Texas 1957) 3 O. Wayne Isom (Texas Tech 1962) 7 James H. Stellar (Occidental 1954) 7 Donal C. Bosson Jr. ( Tennessee 1968) 4 Michael B. Jeffers (Washington 1962) 4 Kessel D. Stelling Jr. (Georgia 1978) 1 David W. Bothe (Arizona State 1976) 2 Robert B. Jelinek (Georgia 1985) 3 Steve W. Sterquell (Texas Tech 1975) 2 William R. Bracewell (Georgia 1968) 5 Robert S. Jepson Jr. (Richmond 1964) 6 David T. Stewart Jr. (New Mexico 1980) 3 William R. Brand (RPI 1987) 8 Richard W. Kelso (California @ Berkeley 1959) 2 E. Hadley Stuart Jr. (Virginia 1941) 5 John E. Bratten* (Cornell 1947) 10 Edwin S. Kirby (Ohio State 1960) 7 Robert J. Suarez (Florida 1971) 5 William F. Brock (Purdue 1963) 5 Robert C. Kirk Jr. (Depauw 1971) 1 Theodore W. Thomas (Missouri 1959) 7 Gary L. Bussing (Missouri 1973) 4 Neal E. Kottke (Illinois 1961) 3 Norman K. Thordarson (Washington 1963) 5 Marvin J. Carver III (North Carolina 1975) 10 Benjamin B. LeCompte III (Virginia 1972) 10 C. N. Tinker (Michigan 1954) 9 James E. Caswell* (Southern Methodist 1963) 10 Robert H. Little (Illinois 1957) 2 David M. Todd (Southern California 1967) 4 Michael E. Chateauneuf (Syracuse 1965) 1 James R. Lundeen (Northwestern 1973) 2 Brenton H. Wadsworth (Depauw 1952) 7 Peter O. Clauss (Chicago 1955) 9 Michael K. Magness (Case Western Reserve 1970) 4 Kirk D. Walden ( Texas @ Arlington 1972) 6 David R. Coffman (Syracuse 1938) 1 William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) 5 Malcolm B. Wall (Mississippi State 1970) 2 Eugene D. Coté III (Maine 1981) 7 Charles M. Martin (Southern Methodist 1963) 4 Thomas W. Warne (Arizona 1965) 2 Thomas P. Cottrell (Indiana 1982) 5 John L. McCain, Sr. (Pennsylvania State 1937) 10 Peter G. Welsh (Wittenberg 1974) 6 John W. Creighton Jr. (Pittsburgh 1954) 4 John E. McKinnie (Ohio Wesleyan 1954) 6 Max A. Wernick (Arkansas 1974) 4 Ernest L. Deal Jr. (Alabama 1952) 10 Jeffrey J. Mongan (Arizona 1983) 4 Eric B. Westendorf (Wittenberg 1992) 1 Bernard J. DelGiorno (Chicago 1955) 7 Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) 4 E. V. Wheeler (Oklahoma State 1966) 2 Philip DeToledo (UCLA 1980) 1 Samuel H. Mudie (Rutgers 1962) 3 James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) 7 James W. Dodds (Colorado 1954) 5 James C. Murray II (Iowa State 1959) 9 Kenneth W. Whittington (Texas Tech 1956) 4 F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) 8 William A. Nelson (Nebraska 1954) 5 Ryan K. Williams (Texas A & M 2002) 4 Raymond J. Dunning (Southern California 1954) 4 Ryan S. O’Hara (California St. -Northridge 1998) 8 Joseph E. Williamson (Wittenberg 1967) 3 Gordon A. Elliott (British Columbia 1955) 3 William L. Oliver (Pennsylvania State 1967) 7 Samuel A. Wilson (Oklahoma 1952) 4 Thomas F. Emerson (Michigan 1950) 4 Gary S. Olson (Washington 1973) 2 Robert T. Young (Missouri 1947) 1 Robert B. Evans (Pennsylvania 1946) 9 Peter O’Malley (Pennsylvania 1960) 7 Samuel H. Franklin (Auburn 1969) 10

Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 45 donors 2007 fairbanks affiliates

Jeffrey A. Abrams (Miami 1978) 2 Benjamin A. Harris (Wittenberg 1956) 2 Roger S. Penske (Lehigh 1959) 2 W. James Aiken Jr. (Allegheny 1942) 5 William C. Harrison (Kentucky 1977) 8 Scott Petty Jr. (Texas 1960) 2 Harold W. Andersen (Nebraska 1945) 3 Donald W. Haskins (Oklahoma 1957) 6 Norman E. Pfau Jr. (Indiana 1965) 1 Steven E. Area (Arkansas 1973) 1 James S. Hering (Ohio Wesleyan 1961) 2 W. Devier Pierson (Oklahoma 1953) 2 David G. Areghini (Arizona 1965) 4 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (Syracuse 1984) 1 Richard L. Pinkerton (Michigan 1955) 4 James E. Arnold (Illinois 1985) 4 Charles C. Hinckley III (Miami 1984) 1 Roy G. Pool (Oklahoma 1950) 1 F. L. Ballard (Texas Tech 1955) 1 Geoffrey A. Hirt (Ohio Wesleyan 1966) 1 Clark & Mona Porche ( ) 1 Robert E. Baney III (Pennsylvania State 1984) 4 Theodore F. Holland III (Wabash 1971) 1 Robert D. Potts (Minnesota 1964) 6 Mark A. Barbato (Minnesota 1972) 4 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. (Tennessee 1952) 8 Thomas E. Prah (Purdue 1979) 1 Michael G. Bark (California @ Irvine 1986) 1 Kent F. Holwadel ( Michigan 1954) 1 William C. Prather (Illinois 1942) 1 Joseph D. Barnette Jr. (Wabash 1961) 10 James R. Houston (Washington 1955) 5 Robert W. Pratt Jr. (Texas 1953) 3 Vance M. Barnwell (Georgia 1972) 1 William E. Howard Jr. (Mississippi State 1970) 5 Jeffrey M. Preston (Gettysburg 1962) 1 Richard I. Barr (Kansas 1959) 7 James J. Howard III ( Pittsburgh 1957) 2 Thomas A. Raar (Michigan 1985) 9 Allen E. Bartlett Jr. (McGill 1952) 6 Ted A. Hunt (Ohio 1969) 1 Peter J. Rathwell (Arizona 1965) 4 Adam S. Bashaw (Denver 1987) 2 James W. Hutcheson (Auburn 1966) 9 Robert H. Rawlings (Colorado 1947) 1 Gerald B. Bay (Purdue 1962) 10 J. Bruce Jackson (Case Western Reserve 1952) 5 Donald J. Regan (UCLA 1956) 3 Mark A. Besh (Arizona 1982) 1 George W. James II (Oklahoma 1950) 5 Robert W. Reniers Jr. (Colorado 1968) 4 Bruce Blanchard (MIT 1957) 2 Ross H. Jardine (Calgary 1995) 1 William D. Richardson (Northwestern 1975) 1 William N. Blatt (MIT 1944) 1 John B. Jenkins (Illinois 1958) 1 A. Peter Rimsans II (Iowa State 1993) 2 Kyle C. Bliss (Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1995) 4 G. Clinton Johnson Jr. ( Florida 1975) 1 H. Dean Ritchie (Kansas 1940) 5 Tracy T. Bomberger (California @ Riverside 1987) 3 Kendal D. Johnson (Kansas State 1979) 3 Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) 9 Douglas J. Bourne (Oklahoma 1943) 5 Charles P. Jones (Bucknell 1957) 1 William E. Robinson (Tennessee 1955) 4 Robert Bracken (Wabash 1943) 5 Craig S. Kalter (Emory 1984) 1 G. Porter Robinson (Mississippi State 1975) 4 Benson C. Brainard (Minnesota 1948) 1 Bijan P. Karimi (California @ Santa Barbara 1995) 2 Richard F. Romig (Gettysburg 1947) 9 Donald H. Brazier Jr. (Washington 1954) 2 Howard C. Kauffmann (Oklahoma 1943) 10 William F. Ross III (Bradley 1987) 6 George C. Briggs Jr. (Washington 1947) 1 Kevin L. Kelley (Texas Christian 1981) 3 Howard A. Rubin (Stanford 1955) 6 John O. Briggs (Georgia Tech 1967) 10 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. (Lehigh 1955) 6 Timothy J. Rueter (Drake 1998) 2 Steven E. Brownback (Kansas 1976) 5 Eric D. Knam (Oklahoma State 1993) 2 James S. Russell (Johns Hopkins 1943) 2 Dale J. Bruce (Ohio Wesleyan 1952) 10 William M. Kramer (Gettysburg 1978) 5 John M. Saada Sr. (Chicago 1956) 7 Alfred J. Buescher (Pennsylvania 1948) 3 Keith E. Kruse (RPI 1988) 1 John W. Sampson (Northwestern 1952) 10 Louis J. Burdi (New York 1955) 9 Willett R. Lake Jr. (Oregon 1950) 3 Paul W. Sams (California @ Santa Barbara 1992) 1 Christopher B. Burke (Purdue 1977) 5 Russell O. LaMore (Depauw 1988) 3 David & Joni Sanzari 1 Gary W. Burnett (Kent State 1964) 3 David A. Lauer (Michigan 1952) 5 Scott J. Sarisky (Utah 1990) 2 C. Preston Butcher Jr. (Texas 1961) 1 James S. Lee (Minnesota 1978) 6 Gregory R. Schermerhorn (Michigan 1987) 1 Christopher J. Cacheris (Arizona 1976) 4 Bruce A. Legan (Texas At Arlington 1988) 4 Marc A. Schiller (Michigan 1974) 2 Robert E. Carter (Johns Hopkins 1968) 9 John B. Leisure (Colorado 1950) 6 Michael S. Schmidt (Minnesota 1965) 3 Robert L. Cass Sr. (Colorado 1952) 10 David D. Livingston (Texas 1971) 1 David L. Schoewe (Kettering - A 1975) 7 Gregory F. Castle (UCLA 1983) 4 J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr. (Depauw 1956) 5 Peter L. Schoﬁ eld (Kent State 1962) 7 Eric M. Cavanaugh (Wabash 1976) 2 Kevin J. Malone (Florida State 1975) 3 L. Dave Schreck (Kansas State 1969) 3 Thomas R. Clevenger (Kansas 1957) 3 John J. Manginelli (Rutgers 1983) 3 Howard A. Schwimmer (Southern California 1983) 6 Samuel G. Clifford Jr. (Depauw 1948) 1 Craig J. Mardany (Rutgers 1982) 4 Erik S. Scott (Oklahoma State 1994) 1 Norman K. Cook (Chicago 1958) 8 John J. Marietti (Arizona 1961) 5 Howard K. Scott (Missouri 1960) 4 James L. Cook (Illinois Wesleyan 1964) 1 Vincent J. Marino (New York 1979) 1 Norman K. Seethoff (Oregon State 1945) 5 Joseph C. Cook Jr. (Tennessee 1965) 5 John B. Martin (Kansas 1959) 4 Gerald R. Sensabaugh (Southern Methodist 1951) 2 Philip A. Cox (Hampden-Sydney 2003) 3 Lowell B. Mason Jr. (Purdue 1948) 4 Patrick E. Shields (Arkansas 1982) 1 Robert A. Cox (Oklahoma 1992) 2 William H. Mautz (Kentucky 1965) 9 William T. Shier (Depauw 1988) 5 Ronald D. Crockett (Washington 1961) 4 Thomas L. McDonald (Westminster 1960) 2 Michael O. Shipley (Syracuse 1958) 6 R. Gary Crystal* Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1963) 1 Mark J. Medley (Oklahoma 1975) 1 Gary K. Shorts (Ohio Wesleyan 1973) 5 Jason H. Culp (Hampden-Sydney 2001) 5 Colin D. Meisinger (Kansas 2001) 1 James F. Sipp (Ohio State 1959) 1 Clyde E. Culp (Idaho 1941) 6 W. Christian Mellon (Hampden-Sydney 2000) 5 Martin C. Smith (California @ Berkeley 1976) 3 Lee W. Curley (Rutgers 1962) 3 Thomas M. Melo (Georgia 1974) 1 D. Mark Smith (Texas @ Arlington 1983) 1 Arnold R. Dahlberg (Minnesota 1949) 4 John C. Meng Jr. (Wabash 1966) 5 Mark R. Solem (Arizona State 1977) 2 Edward M. DeSear (Columbia 1968) 7 Charles L. Merwin* Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1934) 2 George J. Spradling (Purdue 1951) 4 Richard N. DeShon (Missouri 1957) 1 John D. Metcalf (Washington State 1992) 1 John G. Starzynski (Western Ontario 1974) 8 Richard L. Dobson (Chicago 1953) 7 David A. Michael (Indiana 1952) 2 Michael D. Stratton (Depauw 1988) 7 John W. Dobson ( Arizona 1947) 3 Donald R. Mighell (Texas 1956) 4 Robert A. Svoboda (Memphis 1978) 5 Thomas A. Donatacci (Rutgers 1985) 2 James M. Miller (Tennessee 1970) 1 Douglas C. Taylor (Case Western Reserve 1986) 3 Richard E. Douglass (Oklahoma 1956) 1 Robert P. Morf (William Jewell 1939) 1 Ronald L. Thomas (Georgia Tech 1968) 4 Jeffrey M. Downey (UCLA1983) 2 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. (Stanford 1948) 5 Peter R. Thompson (Yale 1945) 4 L. Thomas Dulaney Jr. (Oklahoma 1961) 7 J. Dean Mosher (Idaho 1949) 5 Andrew O. Todd (California @ Riverside 1987) 3 Harris J. Elder (Oklahoma State 1967) 2 Robert C. Muff (Gettysburg 1960) 8 John J. Toner V (Hampden-Sydney 2001) 4 Robert S. Ellis (Oklahoma 1948) 3 Dean W. Munger (Kettering - A 1973) 6 Charles L. Townsdin Jr. ( Arizona 1963) 5 Harry N. Faulkner (Ohio Wesleyan 1963) 8 George H. Nelson (Texas Tech 1958) 3 Louis F. Trost Jr. (Oklahoma 1950) 4 J. Dixon Fleming Jr. (North Carolina 1976) 1 Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) 10 John K. Turner (Texas 1976) 2 Eugene U. Frey (Minnesota 1952) 6 Graeme W. Norval (Toronto 1983) 7 Kurt & Lori von Plonski 1 Robert A. Froehlich (Virginia 1975) 1 Joseph F. Oelgoetz III (Ohio State 1979) 2 Matthew A. Wages (Hampden-Sydney 2001) 3 John P. Gallagher Jr. (Oklahoma State 1966) 1 James C. O’Hara (California State -Northridge 2004) 1 Roy W. Walters Jr. (Pittsburgh 1940) 9 Andrew J. Galloway (Rutgers 1949) 3 Ashley A. O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) 1 Curt R. Ward (Purdue 1988) 7 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. (Alabama 1950) 1 Gary L. Ostenson (Washington 1969) 9 David E. Waters (Kansas State 1999) 2 William O. Gamble III (Oklahoma 1961) 9 Jeffrey J. Palker (Wittenberg 1972) 7 Patrick D. Welch (Maryland 1983) 1 Richard L. Gannett (Texas 1958) 3 Howard W. Parker (Texas 1946) 1 Robert H. Westﬁ eld (Oklahoma 1959) 6 James P. Glenny ( Idaho 1960) 8 David C. Parker (Texas 1956) 1 Thomas H. Williams Jr. (Auburn 1941) 5 Richard Gonzalez (Jacksonville 1998) 7 William E. Parrish (Westminster 1957) 4 Robert E. Wilson (Southern Methodist 1966) 3 Richard E. Grace (Purdue 1951) 4 William G. Paul (Oklahoma 1952) 1 Alfred L. Woodill (UCLA 1946) 4 James T. Guess (Memphis 1989) 6 Richard A. Pecaut (Iowa State 1952) 9 Jon C. Yates (Texas A & M 1991) 2 Micheal G. Harris (Alberta 1987) 1 Howard A. Pelham (Hanover 1951) 3 Joseph Zukin Jr. (Stanford 1949) 2 Michael W. Harris (Georgia Tech 1970) 8

46 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA www.phigam.org Friendship, the Sweetest Influence donors 2007 White Star Legacy Over the years, many graduate brothers have included the Foundations in their estate plan, giving both unrestricted gifts and restricted chapter gifts. Both help to strengthen Phi Gamma Delta’s ﬁ nancial status and its programs. Listed are the 128 brothers who have notiﬁ ed the Foundation that they have included Phi Gamma Delta in their estate plans, usually through their wills. We thank these brothers for their forward looking vision and generosity!

akron florida kentucky new york texas Brad W. Petrella 1987 James H. Hendrie 1950 William R. Connell 1994 Michael A. Mische 1976 Donald R. Mighell 1956 James C. Rinaman Jr.1955 James E. Morrison 1970 William A. Todd 1933 alabama Russell G. Williams II1974 ohio Ernest L. Deal Jr.1952 florida state Ronald A. Sages 1973 texas christian Frank M. Hardy 1955 Donald S. Stuart 1972 lawrence Jimmie M. Satterwhite David H. Aronson 1965 ohio wesleyan Jr.1985 alberta georgia tech Bruce A. Wilson 1981 Dale J. Bruce 1952 L. Cam Murray 1972 R. Kirk Landon 1950 Charles P. Eichhorn 1955 texas tech Ernest O. Rotramel Jr.1952 lehigh John E. McKinnie 1954 Vance M. Hubbard 1962 arizona John A. Hollingsworth George C. Sternad Jr.1948 Rick L. Allen 1962 hampden- 1955 Kenneth B. Sternad 1977 toronto Lowell M. Berry Jr.1956 Hubert B. Keenleyside If you would like James W. Grantman 1948 sydney louisiana state oklahoma Jr.1951 examples of other Lee T. Hanley 1964 Jarrod S. Benton 1990 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 Robert J. Kepke 1963 Robert E. McCulloch 1965 Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961 Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 William G. Paul 1952 estate planning maine William W. Rodgers Jr.1959 ucla methods which arkansas illinois Frank W. Danforth Jr.1948 Louis F. Trost Jr.1950 Geoffrey C. Dean 1950 Steven E. Area 1973 Donald R. Arnold 1962 Matthew D. Smyth 1980 Alfred L. Woodill 1946 might offer varying Jerome C. Groniger 1956 pennsylvania bradley Kenneth L. Means 1940 miami Robert B. Evans 1946 virginia tax consequences, William F. Ross III1987 James P. Horning 1977 Dale M. Duvall 1955 contact the Educa- indiana Lee C. Schmitt 1963 purdue C. J. Jessee Jr.1949 british columbia Frederick E. Henoch 1964 Gerald B. Bay 1962 tional Foundation David S. Armitage 1980 Louis A. Mangels 1956 michigan Herman A. Brown 1949 washington at 859-255-1848 Gordon A. Elliott 1955 James A. Ramsey 1964 Robert K. Erf 1953 John O. Cofﬁ n 1959 Gary L. Ostenson 1969 Duncan S. Erley 1952 Richard E. Grace 1951 ext. 133. Or visit the bucknell iowa Edward A. King Jr.1941 Richard A. Miller Jr.1964 westnern planned giving sec- Jack W. Gresham 1957 Bradley C. Nielsen 1986 Mark L. Persitz 1977 Michael P. Schreyer 1965 Jerrold Wanek 1980 C. Richard Precious 1950 William H. Smith 1939 michigan tion of our website case western George F. Qua 1952 Bryan S. McNee 1989 Clyde B. Myers Jr.1962 iowa state John F. Winch 1946 rpi at www.phigam.org M. Neil Goodman 1962 William R. Brand 1987 western > Educational Foun- chicago Howard M. Logan 1946 michigan state ontario Peter O. Clauss 1955 Harvey E. Mallory III1957 Timothy J. Costello 1968 southern cal Frank C. Smeenk 1971 dation > Planned Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 Richard D. McCormick David W. Pequet 1974 David M. Todd 1967 Giving. 1961 westminster colgate mississippi state smu William E. Parrish 1957 Emlyn I. Grifﬁ th 1942 jacksonville P. E. Burnside 1970 George W. Bramblett Brian W. Dudley 1996 Jr.1963 william jewell colorado college missouri Robb Stewart 1952 Robert P. Morf 1939 Charles S. Hover Jr.1951 johns hopkins James M. Dawson 1955 David G. Shigekawa 1959 Bradley P. Pemberton 1974 stanford wittenberg colorado state Andrew R. Sackin 1973 Raymond R. Morgan Benjamin A. Harris 1956 Christopher A. kansas Paul L. Vogel 1989 Jr.1948 David E. Moeller 1963 Guntermann 1974 Charles T. Crawford 1952 Robert T. Young 1947 Howard A. Rubin 1955 John P. Pirozzi 1971 Charles H. Kimball 1939 columbia Michael H. Mount 1964 nebraska syracuse wpi Charles W. Haines 1948 Roderick W. Fletcher 1950 Michael O. Shipley 1958 Earle L. Bowman Jr.1948 kansas state John Gottschalk 1965 William K. Johnson 1976 denison Andrew J. Lutz II1981 N. W. Solomon 1951 tennessee William R. Hauser 1950 Michael A. Martin 1983 Alvin B. Harper Jr.1952 wyoming new mexico Lee M. Moss 1973 Theodore P. Versteeg 1975 depauw Joseph E. Samora Jr.1978 Joseph B. Carney Sr.1950 Paul O. Germann Jr.1952

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2007 donorsHONOR ROLL OF

The Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation and The Phi Gregory M. Stanley 2005 Ft. Armstrong adelphi Perge! Fairbanks Roland D. Cook 1975 Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada operate to support the Delta Todd J. Wodzinski (2) 2001 David G. Hancock 1976 educational endeavors of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, its Christian P. Vaupel 1996 Total $13,200.14 Micheal G. Harris 1987 chapters and its members. Friendship L. Cam Murray 1972 Alfred J. DeCarlo 1993 Snowy White Owl alabama Barry M. Benkendorf 1987 Listed here are donors who gave either unrestricted annual fund Royal Purple Robert A. Graesser 1973 gifts, restricted endowment gifts or chapter restricted gifts to akron Ernest L. Deal Jr. 1952 Ashley A. O’Kurley 1994 Purple Clematis Purple Clematis Duane B. Schlereth 1971 the Foundation in calendar year 2007. Donors are listed in their Norman L. Clark 1989 Thomas H. Williams Jr. 1941 Delta LIFETIME giving societies. First time donors are listed with a +. David J. Willmer 1992 Ft. Armstrong Julien A. McNulty 2001 Perge! Society members donating more than $500 are listed at the Ft. Armstrong William W. Brooke 1978 Warren A. Turner 1993 Michael G. Bergmann 1993 Charles R. Fletcher 1973 Friendship end of each chapter section; the parentheses indicate the number Daniel B. Ishee 1992 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. 1948 John P. Chibuk 2006 of years the brother has given at a Perge! Society level. A giving key Kristopher M. Lewison 1996 Russell R. Stutts Jr. 1961 Ryan T. Spooner 2004 Robert R. Naymik 1994 Snowy White Owl Perge! Wallace is provided at the bottom of each two-page spread. Daniel J. Willmer 1993 William E. Howe 1942 David G. Hancock (1) 1976 Todd J. Wodzinski 2001 Philip A. McDaniel III 1939 Perge! Fairbanks Snowy White Owl Max V. McLaughlin 1952 Micheal G. Harris (1) 1987 Joshua M. Blubaugh 1999 William H. Ray Jr. 1949 Ashley A. O’Kurley (1) 1994 Benjamin D. Burns 1992 Eugene A. Renfroe 1973 Total $5,059.37 Robert B. Caudill 2004 William B. Robertson 1945 Brent M. Cherkala 2003 Delta John Davide 1988 Walter F. D’Olive Jr. 1959 allegheny James A. Eckelberry 1988 James E. Flurry 1950 Log Cabin Charles Galmarini Jr. 1987 Paul S. Logan 1956 Silas R. Mountsier III 1952 Scott R. Haas 1992 Paul G. McClintock Jr. 1955 Ft. Armstrong Phillip J. Jones 2001 H. Grantland Rice III 1980 W. James Aiken Jr. 1942 David S. Kaiser 1988 Joseph D. Schoel 1950 Snowy White Owl James C. Neilson 1991 Paul A. Smith Jr. 1945 AA Robert R. Cebula 1959 Jeffery M. O’Neill 1988 Friendship Theodore L. Levinson 1955 Edward L. Radel III 1997 William W. DaLee Jr. 1951 Richard W. McLeary 1979 giving statistics Terence M. Rhodes 1988 Paul F. Goree Jr. 1958 Henry B. Suhr Jr. 1955 3,272 Donors Bradley A. Strohl 2002 William C. Hines Jr. 1966 Delta Christopher J. Tankersley Carey F. Hollingsworth Jr. Gary M. Brost 1974 2001 1951 Ralph J. Davis Jr. 1946 Aaron J. Ward 1998 Mark E. Hopper 1991 Gerald E. Gibbons 1953 679 First time donors Matthew R. Zapp 1998 Leland P. Howard Jr. 1960 Roy James 1948 Delta James W. Jeter III 1985 Friendship Steven E. Brady 1992 Edward E. Matney 1959 Ralph D’Onofrio 1957 Daniel L. Chafi n 2002 J Taylor McElroy 1995 Ronald E. Ledbetter 1989 428 Perge! Society donors Michael W. Mosnik 2001 Eugene A. Moore Jr. 1959 De Forest A. Matteson Jr. Casey R. O’Linn 2000 Gordon L. Richardson Jr. 1945 Ian M. Parks 2004 1983 Martin V. Vaughn 1994 + George M. Pirock III 2004 Jack W. Wallace 1949 AA Perge! Fairbanks 5 new scholarship funds created Scott C. Schuster 1993 Perge! Wilkinson W. James Aiken Jr. (5) 1942 Robert J. Wiseman 2001 William W. Brooke (2) 1978 Total $1,535.44 Friendship Perge! Wallace Jason P. Brown 1999 Ernest L. Deal Jr. (10) 1952 17 new estate plans confi rmed Edward P. Freidl 1988 Total $6,315.00 amherst Kristopher W. Haycook Ft. Armstrong 2005 William A. Vance 1955 Thomas S. Liggett 1991 alberta Snowy White Owl 128 total estate plans confi rmed Nicholas A. Plaxton 1993 Purple Clematis Griswold L. Bouteiller 1930 Patrick C. Quinn 2003 Bernhard H. Brinkmann 1983

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Friendship Terrell A. Muse 1961 John M. Betts 1942 William K. Perry II 2005 arkansas ball state british columbia california @ John J. Blumberg 1942 Richard R. Russo 2002 White Star Delta Canonsburg Total $500.00 John S. Shefﬂ er 1996 Michael P. Bonds 1984 Martin A. Merkel 2007 David H. Mills 1976 berkeley Royal Purple Kent A. Varner 1982 Log Cabin Logan U. Parmele 2008 + White Star Daniel M. Guggenheim 1960 William J. Wheeler 1961 William S. Garner Jr. 1971 Friendship Gordon A. Elliott 1955 Ft. Armstrong arizona Perge! Norris Ft. Armstrong Austin S. Durbin 2007 Log Cabin Martin C. Smith 1976 Centennial Lee T. Hanley (10) 1964 Steven E. Area 1973 Erik A. Faigh 2006 Doug A. Forward 1981 Snowy White Owl James W. Grantman 1948 Perge! Wilkinson Max A. Wernick 1974 Christopher L. Kurtz 2006 + Purple Clematis Edmund G. Bartlett Jr. 1952 Black Diamond James W. Grantman (6) 1948 Snowy White Owl Mark R. McCormack 2002 Alistair MacCallum 1990 Dennis M. Drew 1975 Lee T. Hanley 1964 Lowell M. Berry Jr. (4) 1956 Eddie W. Daniel 1978 David T. McCready 2006 J. Bruce Pollock 1985 Manuel G. Gonzalez IV 1977 Royal Purple Perge! Wallace Delta Ryan D. McFarland 2002 Ft. Armstrong John G. Haase 1954 James H. Stellar 1954 Thomas W. Warne (2) 1965 Patrick E. Shields 1982 Robert K. Price 2001 Robert H. McGowan 1992 Richard W. Kelso 1959 Charles L. Townsdin Jr. 1963 Jeffrey J. Mongan (4) 1983 Friendship Ian E. Rausei 2003 + Snowy White Owl Timothy S. Lien 1979 Canonsburg Perge! Fairbanks Robert D. Ayers 1977 Total $1,260.00 Brian N. McGavin 1963 Donald J. Ludwig 1951 John J. Marietti 1961 John W. Dobson (3) 1947 Michael W. Davis 1987 Bruce C. Verchere 1983 Jeffrey A. McDermott 1981 Log Cabin John J. Marietti (5) 1961 William L. Irwin 1974 Friendship Walter P. Strycker 1951 David G. Areghini 1965 Charles L. Townsdin Jr. (5) Scott Kindrick 1984 baylor Gordon F. Axford 1989 Delta Lowell M. Berry Jr. 1956 1963 John W. Schmitz 1982 Friendship G. Ronald Birch 1956 Joseph M. Billiou Jr. 1944 Warren S. Rustand 1965 David G. Areghini (4) 1965 Mark P. Slaughter 1978 Daniel H. Crider 1992 Christopher M. Bow 2009 James E. Bittner 1979 Purple Clematis Peter J. Rathwell (4) 1965 L. Greg Williams 1987 L. Hayes Fuller III 1977 + Sean J. Curley 2000 Richard D. Brooding 1949 Louis P. Giesler 1984 Christopher J. Cacheris (4) Perge! Wilkinson Scott M. Gibbs 1991 Jasper W. Gatrill 2002 Kurt E. Peterson 1976 George P. Heidler Jr. 1964 1976 Michael P. Bonds (6) 1984 William A. Jones 1980 Terry S. Julian 1945 Friendship Schuyler W. Lininger 1944 Mark A. Besh (1) 1982 Perge! Wallace Frank S. Nix 1982 James A. Keyton 1995 F. Lawson Adams Jr. 1950 John S. Mueller 1952 Total $20,558.00 Max A. Wernick (4) 1974 Wesley W. Schmidt 1981 Richard Lutman 1984 Bruce C. Thoeny 1951 Perge! Fairbanks Adam L. Switzer 1998 Bradley J. Pruner 1994 Robert E. Boeddiker 1945 Ft. Armstrong Steven E. Area (1) 1973 Total $643.00 John C. Rudolph 1948 Craig T. Clifford 1966 Rick L. Allen 1962 Patrick E. Shields (1) 1982 Wojciech T. Wilczewski Richard A. Falge 1957 arizona state Douglas R. Hanford 1976 + Jeffrey C. Derickson 1972 Calvin Coolidge Total $6,434.00 1998 Richard W. Hughes 1960 Michael R. Johnson 1983 Robert C. Pohlad 1976 bowling green Perge! Wallace Richard B. McConkie 1954 Jeffrey J. Mongan 1983 Ft. Armstrong Delta Gordon A. Elliott (3) 1955 James H. McKennon 1976 Peter J. Rathwell 1965 John C. Philips 1969 auburn Randolph M. Rowe 1985 Total $5,039.44 Frederick W. Mielke Jr. 1943 Thomas W. Warne 1965 Mark R. Solem 1977 White Star Friendship Steven B. Peterson 1990 James M. Webb 1967 Snowy White Owl Samuel H. Franklin 1969 Dennis H. Blue 1993 Robert W. Rowell 1952 Snowy White Owl David W. Bothe 1976 Log Cabin Anthony E. DiFilippo 1991 brown Taylor C. Smith 2004 Christopher J. Cacheris 1976 Donald G. Roberton 1983 James W. Hutcheson 1966 Stephen N. Ebanks 1995 Snowy White Owl John D. Vohs 1950 John O. Clymer 1982 Delta Purple Clematis Richard J. Garceau 1988 Robert B. Hill 1945 Perge! Wallace John W. Dobson 1947 David B. Earle 1986 Thomas H. Williams Jr. 1941 Christopher T. Halbert 1989 Friendship Richard W. Kelso (2) 1959 George W. Drach 1957 Mark W. Glasgow 1980 Snowy White Owl Jeffrey S. Halpin 1986 John S. Bentz 1968 Daniel M. Guggenheim (9) James M. Edmunds 1945 Robert M. Menzies II 1967 Edward B. Fischer 1967 Benjamin S. Martin 2003 + Don B. Bramley 1945 1960 Leland S. Livingston 1954 Friendship R. Ward Lariscy Jr. 1963 William E. Neff IV 1989 John F. Larsen 1946 Perge! Fairbanks Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961 John G. Bohon Jr. 1968 Jeffrey I. Stone 1979 Scott D. Snyder 1986 William G. Perrin Jr. 1960 + Martin C. Smith (3) 1976 Delta Mark A. Chacon 1980 Delta Brian G. Sommers 2001 Total $475.00 Total $8,604.00 Mark A. Besh 1982 Donald H. Curristan 1986 + John D. Braddock 1970 Christopher S. Tillman 2001

Tom C. Cole 1959 Richard A. Horton 1991 Wesley Gunn 1964 Matthew W. Waechter 2003+ Dwayne A. Douglas 1986 James J. Lambert 1994 Friendship Total $1,236.64 bucknell california @ William D. Gurley 1970 Richard S. Lin 2005 Wade K. Cunningham Sr. Snowy White Owl Donald R. Lawrenz Jr. 1977 Leonard A. Morgan 1967 1966 J. Craig Fuehrer 1966 irvine Merl W. Rich 1942 John R. Ransom 1988 Paul D. Dees 1999 bradley Delta Ft. Armstrong H. Wilson Sundt 1954 Steven D. Roe 1977 James M. Everidge 1981 White Star Colby J. Cooper 1999 + Michael G. Bark 1986 James H. Templin 1960 Craig M. Roth 1980 Michael S. Girten 1969 Ricardo J. Anesi 1983 Robert R. Dawson 1950 Friendship Friendship David L. Salzman 1975 Norman H. Godwin 1991 + William F. Ross III 1987 Charles P. Jones 1957 Pohan Chiang 1990 Thomas B. Ahlborg 1988 Richard Sher 1974 Kenneth L. Henderson 1976 Purple Clematis Geoffrey P. Mynott 1954 Michael E. Egan 1988 Louis P. Benedict 1956 Kurt J. Solarte 2002 Edmund P. Phillips III 1998 + Jason R. Preston 1995 Friendship S. Michael Mueller Jr. 1994 Robert A. Booth 1956 Gregory D. Stanton 1988 A. Dennis Scott 1983 Snowy White Owl Rory C. Berger 2004 Scott R. Rollins 1981 Duke C. Corley 1981 Michael S. Walsh 1996 Steve D. Shefﬁ eld 1968 Bryan M. Bernacki 1995 William R. Kiely Jr. 1951 Perge! Fairbanks Robert T. Danielson 1998 Bradford M. Wiblin 1984 F. Morgan Simpson 1965 William J. Kelly 1984 William S. Pozzy 1956 Michael G. Bark (1) 1986 Curtis J. Dunshee 1982 Perge! Norris Ernest S. Strong Jr. 1966 Delta George W. Rittinger 1954 Total $675.00 David R. Ewing 1953 Robert C. Pohlad (9) 1976 Jeffery T. Todd 1989 Joel C. Carr 1994 Thomas S. Ross 1968 Patrick C. Hardage 2004 Perge! Wallace William T. Waters Jr. 1974 Timothy C. Pearce 1984 G. R. Van Schooneveld Jr. Craig J. Hoebing 2005 David W. Bothe (2) 1976 Perge! Wallace Friendship 1975 california @ William B. Hubbard III 1990 Perge! Fairbanks Samuel H. Franklin (10) Craig J. Deitch 1997 Donald R. Smith Jr. 1952 Gerald M. Jones 1972 riverside Mark R. Solem (2) 1977 1969 Michael W. MacConnie 1983 Perge! Fairbanks Ft. Armstrong Thomas Joski 1984 Total $113,459.80 Perge! Fairbanks Scott Shoup 1999 Charles P. Jones (1) 1957 Tracy T. Bomberger 1987 William S. Lindamood 1943 Thomas H. Williams Jr. (5) Todd W. Young 1999 Total $1,300.00 Snowy White Owl John F. McNary 1995 1941 Perge! Fairbanks Yale E. Martin 1984 William G. Milam 1960 James W. Hutcheson (9) Ricardo J. Anesi (10) 1983 Andrew O. Todd 1987 Duane D. Miller 1951 1966 William F. Ross III (6) 1987 Total $3,874.80 Total $2,884.00 lifetime giving societies

Friendship Up to $499 Delta $500-$999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-$4,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-$7,499 Log Cabin $7,500-$9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 Canonsburg $17,500-$24,999 Royal Purple $25,000-$49,999 Golden Chain $50,000-$74,999 Black Diamond $75,000-$99,999 Centennial $100,000-$249,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-$499,999 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-$999,999 Founders $1 million and above

+ New Donor AA Ad Astra Perge! Levels: Norris ($5,000+) Wilkinson ($2,000+) Wallace ($1,000+) Fairbanks ($500+)

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Friendship James J. Monge 1955 CHARLES W. HAINES says there are many reasons california @ Brett J. Greenlaw 1999 Michael T. Novak 1985 Jarrett S. Nixon 2006 Michael J. Rich 1951 AA why he has contributed fi nancially to Phi Gamma Del- riverside Perge! Wallace Cecil E. Treadway 1949 Delta ta, both of his chapters (Chi Sigma at Colorado Col- Gordon A. Elliott (3) 1955 Delta Dominic A. DiCarlo 2000 Perge! Fairbanks Frank G. Brunner Jr. 1942 lege 1948 and, after the war, the Friendship Ross H. Jardine (1) 1995 Dalton D. Eggert 1950 Omega Chapter at Columbia James R. Addison 1987 + Total $1,571.76 7 Charles L. Nelson 1961 Kyle A. Brown 2006 University) and to the Founda- Friendship Ryan J. Brown 2003 Mark E. Cawi 1988 tion. The fraternity has been Eric H. Cheung 1986 case western Royal Purple Douglas A. Cipriano 1986 Jeffery M. Dietz 1991 good to Brother Haines over Kun Chae 2004 James A. Kaplan 1976 Matthew E. Dudziak 1994 J. Bruce Jackson 1952 Michael B. Karluk 1977 the years. It was Sandy Bolton Stephen G. MacKay 1987 Log Cabin James O. Phelps Jr. 1934 Eric W. Olins 1987 (Bucknell 1937) who made it Robert W. Niebaum 1969 William B. Rose Jr. 1961 Vahe Shahnazarian 2006 Purple Clematis Eugene Slough 1953 possible for him to enter the Jerry A. Shively 1988 William E. Forsythe Jr. 1932 Jeffery J. Stolte 1994 Naval Aviation Cadet training Jerome A. Swain 1989 William R. Hardell Sr. 1951 Stephen E. Woodbury 1979 Randy L. Wolff 1984 program back in the ‘40s. After Ft. Armstrong Perge! Norris Perge! Fairbanks David E. Forbes-Watkins Hartley B. Barker (10) 1949 active service, he continued to fl y in a reserve squad- Tracy T. Bomberger (3) 1987 1961 Perge! Wallace Andrew O. Todd (3) 1987 ron at Floyd Bennett Field out of Brooklyn, NY. After John D. Lubahn 1971 Bernard J. DelGiorno (7) Total $2,521.76 John W. Mannino 1948 1955 Naval service, he attended business school at Colum- Douglas C. Taylor 1986 Perge! Fairbanks bia. After a long, interesting and challenging career, california @ san Snowy White Owl Richard L. Dobson (7) 1953 Theodore J. Castele 1951 John M. Saada Sr. (7) 1956 he retired to Hilton Head Island. Presently he, and diego John M. Humphrey 1981 Norman K. Cook (8) 1958 other Fiji brothers, are working to establish a graduate Friendship Lawrence M. Oberdank 1958 Total $9,559.00 chapter of Phi Gams in the low country. Charlie has Leonard Valdez 1995 John C. Scott Jr. 1949 Donald K. Spies 1960 two children, a boy and girl by his fi rst wife who passed Delta cincinnati away, and is now married to Sandra Haines, who is california @ Carl M. Ferraro 1978 White Star David E. Kasunic 1954 Robert L. Helman 1995 blessed with fi ve grandchildren. Charlie has included santa barbara Robert Koch 1953 Log Cabin the Foundation in his Haines Family Charitable Re- Ft. Armstrong Herbert N. Putnam Jr. 1944 Kevin J. Hopper 1973 Bijan P. Karimi 1995 Timothy A. South 1987 Snowy White Owl mainder Unitrust. Delta Harlan H. Todd Jr. 1950 Stephen P. Hart 1973 Paul W. Sams 1992 + Russell Weisman Jr. 1944 Delta Friendship James L. Worthley 1962 Nelson D. Evans 1976 Douglas S. Rohrer 1996 Friendship Jeffery B. Linkous 1980 Perge! Fairbanks David R. Arnold 1952 Ted M. Sharber 1977 Snowy White Owl Delta Michael M. Davis 1989 Bijan P. Karimi (2) 1995 David B. Burroughs 1950 Friendship Michael J. Coie 1965 L. Edward Ellinwood Jr. 1948 Matthew J. Eyser 2007 Paul W. Sams (1) 1992 Richard E. Halverstadt 1969 Bruce A. Bauer 1971 Ronald E. Fenton 1951 Frederick L. Freeman 1967 Dominic I. Holmes 1991 Total $1,300.00 H. David Howe Jr. 1957 Edward A. Bay 1974 Howard G. Oakes 1928 AA Edward G. Skeeters Jr. 1967 William B. Houle 1996 Loren M. Loebell 1945 Wade M. Fugate 1998 J. Bradley Ross 1982 Douglas C. Van Metre 1950 Antonio J. Miller 1997 Chris H. Partis 1976 + Zorya Kluska 2002 Donald B. Zinn 1965 Friendship Mark Moseley-Williams california state- Gerald G. Snowden 1986 Perge! Wilkinson Delta Donald E. Cook 1952 1993+ R. Foster Thomas 1963 Kevin J. Hopper (3) 1973 Vaughn F. Davis Jr. 1946 Robert R. Dern 1951 Brian W. Robbins 1997 long beach Mitchell J. Wisniewski III Robert L. Helman (2) 1995 John M. Lyon 1962 Kenneth E. Ebuna 1975 Todd R. Smith 1996 Friendship 1996 Total $6,755.18 Richard C. Mott 1954 Philip L. George 2004 John J. Tanigawa 1988 John W. Trauger 1990 Perge! Fairbanks Friendship Edward V. Heath 1960 Jeremy A. Washington 2004 J. Bruce Jackson (5) 1952 Richard C. Brauns 1957 Rolf E. Hiebler 1966 Total $1,537.40 Douglas C. Taylor (3) 1986 colgate R. M. Cessna 1955 Gene C. Huang 1967 + california state- Total $5,861.96 Ft. Armstrong Thomas H. Leveson 1991 Ned R. Mann 1952 Robert G. Arrowsmith 1949 Bruce R. McBride 1944 Jared A. Nass 1998 colorado state northridge Snowy White Owl William C. Mortensen 1958 Henry S. Otto Jr. 1951 Snowy White Owl Royal Purple central florida Theodore E. Heidenreich Peter C. Schaefer III 1961 Robert A. Otto 1966 David J. Miller 1971 Ryan S. O’Hara 1998 Friendship Jr. 1947 Perge! Wallace Dean E. Severin 1951 Richard R. Ulery 1971 Snowy White Owl Andrew D. Hasel 2006 Robert H. Martinsen 1955 James W. Dodds (5) 1954 Albert E. Strand 1952 Friendship Stephen P. Marshall 2005 Jason J. Ring 2007 Michael D. Milone 1978 John F. Arnold (8) 1959 Christopher J. Sturgess 2006 Richard T. Callan 1980 Friendship Kenneth M. Scott 1993 Amos J. Minkel Jr. 1940 Total $3,278.00 Seth C. Vannatta 1995 James C. Daley 1976 Francisco B. Paredes III 2006 Total $100.00 Delta William H. Whitney 1966 Randy S. DeWitt 1984 James C. Walker 2001 William C. McClean III 1963 Richard F. Zier 1973 Christopher A. Guntermann Others Darrell E. Weber 1963 colorado college Perge! Fairbanks 1974 James C. O’Hara 2004 chicago Friendship Log Cabin Robert H. Rawlings (1) 1947 William H. Loughran III 1988 Perge! Wallace Founders David H. Alvord 1980 Robert L. Cass Sr. 1952 John B. Leisure (6) 1950 Drew P. McGovern 1986 Ryan S. O’Hara (8) 1998 Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 John E. Clarke 1949 Ft. Armstrong Robert L. Cass Sr. (10) 1952 Louis J. Seybold 1974 Perge! Fairbanks Golden Chain Gordon Newton 1984 John B. Leisure 1950 Robert W. Reniers Jr. (4) Rocky D. Tschappat 1984 James C. O’Hara (1) 2004 Hartley B. Barker 1949 Sheldon F. Storrier 1951 Brian J. Meek 1986 1968 Total $809.00 Total $1,130.44 Purple Clematis Total $1,015.00 Robert H. Rawlings 1947 Total $3,963.00 Richard L. Dobson 1953 Robert W. Reniers Jr. 1968 John M. Saada Sr. 1956 Snowy White Owl columbia calgary Ft. Armstrong colorado Robert W. Boge 1959 colorado school Purple Clematis White Star Norman K. Cook 1958 Canonsburg Thomas J. Hilb 1960 Edward M. DeSear 1968 Gordon A. Elliott 1955 of mines Snowy White Owl John F. Arnold 1959 Charles S. Hover Jr. 1951 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Stephen R. Baum 1975 Log Cabin Robert J. Orr III 1974 James A. Hull 1988 James L. Bast 1958 Timothy G. Glowa 1993 Samuel G. Clifford Jr. 1948 Robert L. Belcher 1945 Kelly B. Powers 1984 Friendship William A. Billingham 1951 Ross H. Jardine 1995 Edward D. Jones III 1966 Purple Clematis Charles Rubens 1952 Peter J. Ashton 1991 Thomas A. Kimmons 1949 David B. McQuaig 1987 William H. Lowery 1947 James W. Dodds 1954 Brian K. Carty 1996

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Delta Bradley F. Norpell 1950 Friendship Michael B. Shapiro 1978 George F. Carswell Jr. 1952 Perge! Fairbanks Robert J. Alexander 1940 Snowy White Owl Melvin L. Allen 1953 Friendship William D. Ceely 1965 Kevin J. Malone (3) 1975 Dudley Ferris 1952 Robert H. McCulloch 1946 John T. Axelberg 1983 Frank V. Aluisio Jr. 1987+ Earl J. Claire 1962 Total $2,426.48 John M. Mullins 1941 Peter Sensenbrenner 1975 Karter R. Blaney 1954 Christopher A. Jones 1992+ James C. Frishe 1971 Friendship Delta Edward F. Dirks 1940 Ramon O. Parrish Jr. 1977 Allan R. Guarino 1967 Adam F. Barrison 1991 + William M. Fisher 1944 Jere W. Dutt III 1990 Jason B. Rosenfarb 1991 William S. Humphreys Jr. fresno state John R. Brophy 1955 Thomas E. Norpell 1941 Richard L. Fairchild 1962 Stanley L. Storey 1964 1967 Friendship Kristopher E. Kaliebe 1992 James D. Parsons 1974 Stephen W. Hayes 1966 Perge! Fairbanks Paul M. Kramer Jr. 1972 Philip A. Ivancovich 1988 Timothy D. Nank 1993 Friendship John V. Hollensteiner 1989 Craig S. Kalter (1) 1984 William K. Rinaman 1960 Dean A. Moules 2002 Douglas C. Poudrier 1949 David L. Everhart 1950 AA David P. Holub 1987 Total $1,249.00 Arthur V. Shults 1977 R. Kevin Reisz 1986 Tancred V. Schiavoni 1949 Stuart A. Issleib 1981 David S. Johnson 1953 J. Alex Stearns 1965 Robert I. Taylor IV 1995 Robert A. Lansing 1984 Donald Jones 1949 Jeffrey L. Williams 1981 Andrew F. Upton 1985 John N. Oest 1974 + James R. Kelly 1957 evansville Perge! Wilkinson georgia Perge! Fairbanks Jacques W. Rhodes 1969 Willard C. Lacy 1938 Snowy White Owl James H. Hendrie (9) 1950 Black Diamond Edward M. DeSear (7) 1968 James M. Shaler 1986 Patrick W. Lawrence 2010 Joseph A. Weist 1987 Mark A. Krill (4) 1986 Keith R. Breedlove 1978 Total $1,120.00 David L. Upham 1948 Jeffrey R. Millard 1980 Delta Perge! Wallace Robert D. Cheeley 1979 Dick A. Young 1954 Douglas A. Nemecek 1985 + Jeremy R. Tarr 1998 James C. Rinaman Jr. (9) Golden Chain Perge! Wallace Randall L. Nickell 1977 Friendship 1955 Kessel D. Stelling Jr. 1978 cornell Edwin M. Ahrens (4) 1973 Jack D. Noyes 1956 Christopher W. Cook 2002 Robert J. Suarez (5) 1971 White Star Centennial Total $2,230.00 Bruce E. Partner 1958 Joshua M. Holland 2006 Perge! Fairbanks Samuel W. Richwine Jr. 1973 Ken H. Blanchard 1961 Ralph W. Riecker 1954 James S. Moryl 2000 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. (1) Purple Clematis Royal Purple Paul M. Shimer 1964 Christopher L. Rafferty 2001 1948 William R. Bracewell 1968 John E. Bratten 1947 AA denver Joshua M. Wilson 2005 Total $325.00 G. Clinton Johnson Jr. (1) Darren W. Devore 1986 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Perge! Wilkinson 1975 William T. Marlow 1985 William H. Chambers 1943 Adam S. Bashaw 1987 Samuel R. Cote (7) 1993 Total $10,972.03 Thomas M. Strate 1979 J. Michael Duesing 1962 Steven J. Bocher 1983 Perge! Wallace florida Ft. Armstrong James M. Jenks 1945 Perge! Fairbanks Joseph B. Carney Sr. (10) Royal Purple Robert B. Jelinek 1985 Lawrence E. Phillips 1987 Adam S. Bashaw (2) 1987 1950 James H. Hendrie 1950 florida David M. Kraebber 1977 R. Wayne Phillips 1965 Brenton H. Wadsworth White Star international Robert B. Meyer 1970 Alfred F. Van Ranst Jr. 1974 (7) 1952 Mark A. Krill 1986 Friendship Jere W. Morehead 1988 Delta depauw Robert C. Kirk Jr. (1) 1971 James C. Rinaman Jr. 1955 Benito Arroliga 2000 + Danny A. Neil 1968 Anthony G. Tappin 1949 Centennial Philip G. Heyde (5) 1972 Purple Clematis Andrew M. Chin 2006 Snowy White Owl David L. Worrell 1967 Brenton H. Wadsworth 1952 Perge! Fairbanks Robert J. Suarez 1971 Gabriel A. Couriel 2002 Vance M. Barnwell 1972 Friendship Royal Purple Samuel G. Clifford Jr. (1) Ft. Armstrong Eric L. Kobrin 2003 + Thomas M. Melo 1974 David M. Ayers 1980 Philip G. Heyde 1972 1948 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. 1948 Alberto Marinas 2003 R. Glen Owen Jr. 1986 Joseph G. Bruce 1977 Canonsburg George J. Spradling (4) 1951 Snowy White Owl David Velez 2002 Chadwik T. Teague 1988 Jerald N. Chau 2007 Joseph B. Carney Sr. 1950 J. K. Mahrdt Jr. (5) 1956 Eddie W. Daniel 1978 Total $554.80 Delta Jonathan M. Currier 1985 White Star Russell O. LaMore (3) 1988 James A. Gerwe 1958 Charles P. Conboy 2002 Christopher W. Fenton 1993 Samuel R. Cote 1993 William T. Shier (5) 1988 Michael H. Houchard 1957 F. John Semley 1970 Jung Leong 1963 Log Cabin Michael D. Stratton (7) G. Clinton Johnson Jr. 1975 florida state Friendship Jerome F. Machamer 1955 William T. Shier 1988 1988 William H. Palm 1954 Ft. Armstrong Morris L. Bradshaw 1969 Alex M. Solomon 2006 Purple Clematis Curt R. Ward (7) 1988 George R. Peacock 1949 Paul W. Bonapfel 1972 Richard G. Falcone 1981 Perge! Wallace William C. Lentz 1964 Total $12,805.54 Fred F. Roberts 1954 Snowy White Owl William J. Herring 1985 John E. Bratten (10) 1947 AA Alex L. Rogers 1965 R. Charles Scott 1975 Colin W. Colehour 2001 David R. Johnson 1972 Total $2,413.48 Ft. Armstrong Randolf L. Scott 1984 William J. Duston 1975 Lance G. Niel 2005 + J. K. Mahrdt Jr. 1956 drake W. Harvey Sharron Jr. 1962 Kevin J. Malone 1975 George A. Panos 1994 George J. Spradling 1951 Snowy White Owl Craig D. Singer 1985 Steven L. Sparkman 1969 Kyle A. Rhodes 2003 davidson Michael D. Stratton 1988 Timothy J. Rueter 1998 + James E. Spencer 1955 Delta Samuel W. Richwine III 2004 Ft. Armstrong Frank J. Tolford Jr. 1954 Delta William L. Summers 1973 Henry B. Edwards III 1988 Neal B. Simmons 1979 Peter N. Andrews 1959 Curt R. Ward 1988 David Gonzalez 2004 Thomas W. Swanson 1971 Kevin B. Parker 1988 Parker M. Stephens 2004 Howard B. Moyes 1987 Snowy White Owl Friendship Gregg T. Templin 1972 Donald S. Stuart 1972 Neal A. Thompson 1986 Snowy White Owl Samuel G. Clifford Jr. 1948 Aaron J. Brunello 2002 Harrison M. Wadsworth Friendship Perge! Norris Towner A. Blackstock 1994 Robert L. Erickson 1958 David C. Estaver 2006 Jr. 1946 Robert L. Baylies 1976 Keith R. Breedlove (5) 1978 Delta R. Brooke Hollis 1973 Anthony D. Kenkel 1998 Robert E. Williams 1990 Larry J. Evans 1975 Robert D. Cheeley (9) 1979 John R. Potter 2000 Robert C. Kirk Jr. 1971 John P. Miller 2000 Delta Corey P. Gray 2001 Perge! Wallace Lawrence G. Reid 1938 Russell O. LaMore 1988 Eric J. Schapp 2007 Robert J. Blood 1958 Kyle E. Hartmann 1999 William R. Bracewell (5) Friendship William T. McMurry 1956 Perge! Fairbanks L. Del Butterﬁ eld Jr. 1960 Robert G. Hopkins 1990 + 1968 Theodore H. Davis Jr. 1987 James D. Moore 1974 Timothy J. Rueter (2) 1998 James L. Katsikas 1960 Peter L. Jones 1993 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (6) David C. Kitchin 1976 Peter A. Morse Sr. 1965 Total $900.44 John M. Lowe Jr. 1961 Jason C. Odom 1991 + 1973 Azmi Ozunlu 1997 Wade R. Nichols 1972 John A. Metts 1958 Thomas R. Persely Jr. 1998 + Kessel D. Stelling Jr. (1) William S. Randolph Jr. 1967 Leigh A. Stocking Jr. 1951 Ronald W. Robison 1957 David A. Picard 1985 1978 James J. Terry Jr. 1966 Eric J. Vale 1981 emory Arthur M. Seitz III 1965 Ryan W. Smith 2006 Robert B. Jelinek (3) 1985 Total $1,500.00 Delta Snowy White Owl Richard L. Thompson 1967 Glenn C. Trumbower 1967 Perge! Fairbanks Glenn C. Hannah 1952 Craig S. Kalter 1984 William H. Valentine Jr. 1967 Brian F. Williams 1975 AA Vance M. Barnwell (1) 1972 Bruce W. Parker 1956 Joseph Valvona Jr. 1976 Friendship Frank W. Witsil III 1993 Thomas M. Melo (1) 1974 denison James N. Ross Jr. 1962 Richard K. Willard 1969 Joe M. Anziano 1961 Perge! Wallace Total $44,360.12 Ft. Armstrong Gary L. Wegenke 1960 Delta Robert E. Barrett 1956 Steven L. Sparkman (1) 1969 Edwin M. Ahrens 1973 Charles O. Barker 1967 Alan H. Brown II 1966 lifetime giving societies

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Ft. Armstrong Perge! Fairbanks Robert C. McCray 1967 Fredrick W. Ballantine 1951 James F. Mack 1946 georgia tech William M. Kramer 1978 Benjamin E. Robinson (9) Ernest E. McNee 1953 John M. Benson 1986 John V. Simshauser 1945 Calvin Coolidge Donald T. Zimmerman 1948 1986 Ryan J. Munson 2000 David F. Cunningham 1950 Delta R. Kirk Landon 1950 Snowy White Owl W. Christian Mellon (5) Jan R. Noorda 1971 Daniel A. Damon 1958 Roy A. Ferguson 1959 Log Cabin Robert E. Croner 1979 2000 Dean A. Pierose III 1988 John A. Helledy 1961 James E. Fletcher 1944 John O. Briggs 1967 Richard W. Esser 1964 Jason H. Culp (5) 2001 Andrew J. Rice 1988 Jay R. Larson 1955 Robert L. Hildebrand 1952 Hal Hart 1969 Robert S. Jones Jr. 1965 Matthew A. Wages (3) 2001 Steven B. Samuelson 1976 Robert J. Passaneau 1959 Friendship Ft. Armstrong William A. Koch III 1949 John J. Toner V (4) 2001 Gerald R. Schlatter 1959 William C. Prather 1942 Christopher M. Bisaillon 1993 Thomas E. Bell Jr. 1955 R. Bruce McMahon Jr. 1972 Philip A. Cox (3) 2003 Fred B. Watson 1945 Paul B. Van Ness 1977 David W. Coats 1974 Ian A. Birdsall 1973 Edward L. Morgan Jr. 1965 Total $4,338.48 Perge! Norris Friendship Patrick H. Doig 2002 Michael W. Harris 1970 George C. Pence 1954 John D. Rowell (2) 1948 Owen H. Ackerman 1959 Gordon E. Hammond Jr. 1979 John F. Richenaker 1943 Jeffrey M. Preston 1962 Cyrus B. Sweet III (7) 1951 David J. Cade 1959 Bruce K. Imig 1963 Snowy White Owl Robert R. Sieck 1957 hanover Perge! Wallace G. Mark Day 1973 Larry D. Jensen 1963 Ben H. Adler 1965 Robert H. Stark 1955 Purple Clematis James E. Whistler (7) 1970 Jay S. Eigel 1971 John D. Kaff 1963 Andrew Kohl 1967 Delta Charles E. Gabe 1990 Perge! Fairbanks Julian E. Gorman 1973 Charles P. Kulier 1957 Robert E. Leckrone 1942 Philip J. Bernardi 1979 Ft. Armstrong Clyde E. Culp (6) 1941 James M. Graham 1961 John W. Rhind 1959 James H. Maxey 1953 Walter L. Brenneman Jr. John R. Coomer 1961 J. Dean Mosher (5) 1949 Harold E. Hindsley 1950 Charles L. Wolfe 1963 AA Donald T. Miller 1966 1958 S. Kirk Dinkins III 1965 James P. Glenny (8) 1960 Michael R. Hodgson 1977 Perge! Fairbanks William E. Miller Jr. 1967 John L. Cleaver 1957 Snowy White Owl Total $26,448.76 Richard H. Horning 1943 James L. Cook (1) 1964 Arthur R. Morse Jr. 1956 William E. Miles Jr. 1953 Bruce K. Bowden 1954 Stephen B. Lindell 1957 Total $31,835.24 William H. Palm 1954 Robert B. Nettleton 1984 Raymond A. Bowden 1949 Michael B. Neeley 1973 Bob N. Robards 1960 Calvin R. Patterson III 1985 Frank A. Guthrie 1950 illinois Brian W. Panek 2000 Ernest O. Rotramel Jr. 1952 Richard L. Scheff 1977 Karl J. Klein 1966 Centennial F. Scott Rathbun 1985 indiana Randolph L. Scott 1984 Friendship Thomas J. Nacca 1957 Brenton H. Wadsworth Albert Triebel 1937 Centennial Delta Peter D. Arleo 1999 Howard A. Pelham 1951 1952 Gene A. Wallace 1954 David G. Elmore 1955 Robert C. Ashworth III Howard T. Beagle 1959 Joseph S. Rawlings 1952 Royal Purple Perge! Norris Royal Purple 1955 Phillip M. Bodenstab 2005 + James W. Rose 1956 William J. Bengel 1935 AA William J. Bengel (7) 1935 Louis A. Mangels 1956 Milton E. Berry 1962 Richard H. Cromer 1951 Delta Purple Clematis James B. Hickey Jr. (1) 1975 William R. Miller 1962 Ralph C. Carter Jr. 1979 Joseph J. Egresitz Jr. 1967 Ferdinand R. Avril 1954 Kenneth L. Means 1940 Perge! Wallace Canonsburg Clinton M. Crabtree 1949 W. S. Grifﬁ ths 1974 Bruce K. Bunger 1977 Ft. Armstrong Jerome C. Groniger (1) Jay B. Hunt 1962 Winford G. Ellis 1963 Michael G. Haas 1976 Timothy A. McGeath 1984 Neal E. Kottke 1961 1956 White Star John E. Hanby Jr. 1963 Thomas A. Joyce 1976 Friendship Robert H. Little 1957 Robert H. Little (2) 1957 Robert V. Bierhaus Jr. 1954 Andrew D. Harris 1961 Andrew V. Leh 1959 Marc W. Amos 1973 David K. Mills 1949 Neal E. Kottke (3) 1961 James A. Ramsey 1964 Jeffrey C. Korth 1977 Charles Lentz IV 1961 Albert D. Findlay 1975 Snowy White Owl Perge! Fairbanks Purple Clematis F. Dennis Pryor Jr. 1951 Bryan K. Nogaki 2002 S. Duane Pritchett 1961 James E. Arnold 1985 William C. Prather (1) 1942 Alan B. Graf Jr. 1975 Stephen E. Robinson 1966 McLean B. Sieverding 1998 Leslie A. Spriggs Jr. 1958 John C. Auther 1951 John B. Jenkins (1) 1958 William C. Lentz 1964 James A. Russell Jr. 1947 Wayne I. Yohe 1961 Perge! Fairbanks James A. Bauer 1964 James E. Arnold (4) 1985 Robert N. Whitacre 1967 Robert A. Sheffey Jr. 1950 Perge! Wilkinson Howard A. Pelham (3) 1951 Rodney S. Bond 1966 Total $32,268.50 Ft. Armstrong John B. Snead 1988 William N. Lindsay III (4) Total $2,461.00 Roger J. Chamlin 1962 Thomas P. Cottrell 1982 William S. Walker 1980 1969 Lee E. Curtiss 1955 David R. Frick 1966 Friendship Perge! Wallace Donald L. Feldman 1950 illinois wesleyan David A. Michael 1952 Robert W. Amis Jr. 1967 F. Barry Shaw (7) 1965 idaho Jerome C. Groniger 1956 Royal Purple Raymond W. Nicholson Jeffrey P. Avers 1977 Perge! Fairbanks Black Diamond James B. Hickey Jr. 1975 Dale H. Spiess 1966 Jr. 1952 John H. Beach 1950 Richard F. Romig (9) 1947 Cyrus B. Sweet III 1951 John B. Jenkins 1958 Bradley A. Spiess 1990 Thomas A. Troeger 1959 Wells B. Curlee 2006 Robert C. Muff (8) 1960 Golden Chain Edwin C. Little 1950 Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Raymond K. Elderd Jr. 1960 Jeffrey M. Preston (1) 1962 James E. Whistler 1970 Robert E. Lowry 1944 Dana C. Belyea 1950 James A. Cusick 1959 William B. Eubanks Jr. 1956 William M. Kramer (5) Royal Purple Stuart M. Mamer 1942 Robert M. Bicket 1967 Theodore D. Dickman 1983 Warren N. Goodwin 1971 1978 John D. Rowell 1948 Jack C. Richmond 1940 James L. Cook 1964 Tony George 1949 Orville T. Gufﬁ n 1962 Total $7,503.00 White Star Edward M. Rowe 1946 Richard L. Dehm 1950 Gilmore S. Haynie Jr. 1969 Derrick T. Hanson 2005 James P. Glenny 1960 Allan F. Sindell 1949 William B. Fader 1957 Eugene J. McGarvey Jr. 1958 Christopher W. Heggen Log Cabin Delta Jerome C. Groniger 1956 Richard H. Mills 1948 1997 hampden-sydney J. Dean Mosher 1949 Keith G. Asher 1962 Walter G. Krug 1969 Robert H. Oswald 1944 Robert H. Hormberg 1960 White Star Purple Clematis Glen J. Iannucci 2003 Jarrod S. Benton 1990 Clyde E. Culp 1941 Justin C. Kennon 2005 Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 Joe P. Harle 1942 Richard A. Lawson 1986 Ft. Armstrong Malcolm M. Renfrew 1932 William B. Martin Jr. 1948 Jason H. Culp 2001 Ft. Armstrong DALE H. SPIESS (Illinois Wesleyan 1966) and his son, F. Marion Mitchell III 1963 Snowy White Owl Robert E. Bohman 1970 Mitchell J. Rutledge 1996 + Philip A. Cox 2003 Rodney W. Bohman 1967 BRADLEY A. SPIESS (Illinois Wesleyan 1990), gener- James E. Shepherd 1991 W. Christian Mellon 2000 James P. Christensen 1947 ously created The Spiess Family Gale E. Sights 1962 John J. Toner V 2001 Snowy White Owl G. Wayne Stewart 1971 Matthew A. Wages 2001 Robert R. Taber Jr. 1971 Scholarship to encourage strong Thomas S. Stiber 2000 Delta Neil R. Thornton 1952 academics within the chapter. The Perge! Norris William B. Dumas 1969 J. Daniel Tibbitts 1955 Spiess Family Scholarship will R. Kirk Landon (2) 1950 John R. McGhee Jr. 1986 Delta Perge! Wallace Friendship G. William Charlesworth award $250 to any newly initiated Hal Hart (6) 1969 Robert W. Bedinger III 2007 Jr. 1939 member of the chapter who earns Perge! Fairbanks Kenneth E. Childress 1970 Egan W. Drenker 1944 John O. Briggs (10) 1967 Benjamin Harris 2009 A. James Sather 1955 a 3.0 GPA or better on a 4.0 GPA Michael W. Harris (8) 1970 James M. Haynes Jr. 1997 + Friendship scale during their pledging semes- Total $56,339.48 Brian P. Jeter 1984 John H. Bradbury 1958 + James C. Kelly 1997 Edward A. Button 1979 ter. This scholarship matches the E. Winston Morris Jr. 1986 Benjamin W. Chase 1994 Foundation’s current Academic Achievement Award gettysburg Paul E. Pisano 1989 Paul W. Daugharty 1986 issued under the same criterion. Through this schol- Royal Purple Stephen B. Surber III 2005 Eric R. DeBord 1989 F. Barry Shaw 1965 John M. Warren 2006 Byron D. Elliott 1980 arship, the Spiess Family would like to help improve Purple Clematis Meade Whitaker III 1999 Anthony S. Johnson 2005 academics at the chapter and help attract the best William N. Lindsay III 1969 Perge! Wallace Mark P. Jones 1982 Robert C. Muff 1960 Jarrod S. Benton (8) 1990 Karl W. Klages 1952 and brightest to Alpha Deuteron. Richard F. Romig 1947

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Donald C. Tyte 1948 Kent L. Gordon II 2001 Log Cabin Perge! Fairbanks Purple Clematis Delta Brent A. Leffel 1991 + Rodney L. Brown 1962 Richard A. Pecaut (9) 1952 kansas Kendal D. Johnson 1979 David F. Bennhoff 1959 John D. McCauley 2002 Robert J. Harker 1943 A. Peter Rimsans II (2) 1993 Royal Purple James E. Taylor 1970 Walter A. Caine Jr. 1950 Daniel J. Nijakowski 1999 Purple Clematis Total $108,377.43 John R. Bunten 1954 Ft. Armstrong Robert M. Hinds 1972 Peteris R. Silins 1989 H. Robert Cassling 1952 Thomas R. Clevenger 1957 Christopher A. Hupe 1994 Thomas H. Kelley 1971 Christopher B. Vance 1976 Ft. Armstrong H. Dean Ritchie 1940 Snowy White Owl Thomas E. Mariani 1991 Larry Watson 1971 Ralph J. Anderson 1955 jacksonville White Star Brett C. Bogan 1989 Mark E. McKee 1979 Total $699.44 Gordon J. Smith 1961 Purple Clematis Stephen D. Bunten 1960 Steven A. Clemmensen 1973 Norman E. Pfau Jr. 1965 William C. Ziebell 1951 Richard Gonzalez 1998 Log Cabin John M. Foust 1992 Dale E. Rider 1953 Snowy White Owl Kevin W. Haga 1992 Richard I. Barr 1959 Greg N. Kemp 1994 Robert T. Story 1949 iowa James M. Adams 1953 Snowy White Owl Larry S. Gutsch 1957 Allen L. Switzer 1971 Friendship Golden Chain Ronald G. Blake 1960 Charles M. Walker 1981 John B. Martin 1959 David E. Waters 1999 Craig W. Barber 2003 John G. Pappajohn 1952 Howard P. Byers Jr. 1953 Friendship Ft. Armstrong Delta Edward R. Bartley 1942 Royal Purple Sean T. Donnelly 1995 Michael L. Brown 1988 + Steven E. Brownback 1976 Michael K. Fogo 1985 Scott A. Bates 1996 Jerrold Wanek 1980 Charles K. Ebann 1969 Perge! Wallace Kevin F. Mitchelson 1979 Tom L. Haug 1982 Richard L. Bennett 1954 Log Cabin Thomas M. Foster 1964 Kevin W. Haga (4) 1992 W. Paul Thayer 1941 R. Eric Ireland 1988 Karter R. Blaney 1954 Duane O. Paulsen 1946 Robert C. Guiney 1957 Perge! Fairbanks Snowy White Owl Robert D. Lamborn 1970 William D. Boaz 1953 Purple Clematis Richard I. Houck 1955 Richard Gonzalez (7) 1998 Heywood H. Davis 1952 Friendship Richard R. Fleck 1954 + Matthew M. Amend 1987 Craig A. Mason 1972 Total $2,328.37 James S. Heaton 1951 Justin D. Cooper 1999 Richard L. Geupel 1958 Matthew J. Mausser 1994 Peter J. McNally 1990 Mark W. Meisinger 1969 Keith A. Geyer 1992 John T. Hartley 1990 Snowy White Owl David A. Needham 1959 John H. Mitchelson 1980 Corey A. Imhoff 1991 Frederick E. Henoch 1964 Glenn L. Book 1960 John C. Parrott III 1965 james madison Delta Gordon G. Lewis 1974 James C. Jinks 1955 Allen E. Brennecke 1959 A. Peter Rimsans II 1993 Friendship Charles K. Baber Jr. 1964 Michael A. Martin 1983 + Justin B. Jones 1949 Joel M. Oxley 1971 Robert L. Wolf 1965 Brian M. Glass 2005 William L. Larrabee 1955 Eli Mertens 1985 Michael G. Kelley 1973 Delta Delta Miles D. Komuves 2007 Steven C. Mueller 1980 Ryan L. Michaelis 1997 David G. King 1974 Bradley C. Nielsen 1986 Stephen T. Caldwell 1986 Marc G. Mertz 1996 Friendship Michael D. Moody 1979 George P. Nichol 1945 AA David S. Stannard 1981 Steven J. Hunst 1975 Michael B. Sacks 2004 Neal B. Andreson 1946 William L. Rhoad Jr. 1997 Roger L. Pardieck 1959 Friendship Robert P. Schenk 1946 Douglas W. Tees 1995 Robert M. Bunten Jr. 1950 Robert J. Svec 1984 Anthony A. Pastorino 1996 Ryan D. Baack 2007 Friendship Derek P. Vlcko 2000 Wilson E. Clark 1976 Perge! Wilkinson Paul R. Pomeroy Jr. 1962 + Brian T. Bateson 1973 Michael C. Addison 1969 Total $250.00 Randall B. Cordill 1969 Michael E. Morris (8) 1977 James D. Rapp 1985 Blaine P. Biedermann 1985 Scott M. Anderson 1986 David M. Dick 1998 Perge! Fairbanks Jeffrey A. Schwarz 1994 Lance R. Brandt 1990 + Paul G. Boynton 1986 Paul C. Faucher 1972 L. David Schreck (3) 1969 Brian S. Smith 1984 Michael K. Campbell 1984 Joseph F. Busch 1955 johns hopkins John F. Fletcher 1960 Kendal D. Johnson (3) 1979 Jason R. Sondhi 2005 James D. Carstensen 1989 Joseph E. Carsky 1985 Centennial Larry L. Heck 1962 David E. Waters (2) 1999 Edward H. Stegman 1954 Charles J. Connell 1949 Carrol R. Collins 1950 Francis H. McMullan II 1944 Robert H. Miller 1940 Total $7,405.17 John R. Terrill 1989 John S. Craiger 1999 Orville C. Cook 1955 Log Cabin Jeff D. Mullen 2005 Robert H. VanRiessen 1941 Murray H. Dawson 1944 Louis G. Filosa 1973 Robert E. Carter 1968 Frederick J. Petzold 1962 Timothy J. Wiley 1981 Richard A. Gadbury 1992 David J. Fletcher 1984 Purple Clematis Stephen M. Purdy 1976 kent state Robert M. Williams 1953 Peter J. Justen 1959 Shaun N. Gorman 2001 James S. Russell 1943 Allen R. Purvis 1968 Purple Clematis John P. Wyand 2002 Tyler J. Miklo 2005 Roger A. Halvorsen 1967 Ft. Armstrong John E. Riederer 1953 Peter L. Schoﬁ eld 1962 Perge! Norris Andrew G. Miller 1985 + David N. Hankinson 1955 M. Wilmer Smith 1947 AA Edward F. Ruese 1955 Ft. Armstrong David G. Elmore (2) 1955 Steven D. Nelson 1977 Thomas C. Hoak 1941 Snowy White Owl David T. Runyan 1958 Gary W. Burnett 1964 Perge! Wilkinson Chester E. Rauch 1969 Russell J. Hopley Jr. 1953 E. Bruce Bower 1963 Elbert E. Smith III 1961 + Snowy White Owl William R. Miller (7) 1962 Richard R. Schlegel 1967 Harvey Ingham III 1944 David G. Shigekawa 1959 Andrew T. Spikes 2002 Fredric J. Aichele 1963 Alan B. Graf Jr. (3) 1975 Erich J. Struckmeyer 2002 Brent D. Korbel 2006 Thomas S. Summers Jr. 1951 F. Alan Stamper 1964 Ronald A. Pizzuti 1962 Perge! Wallace Perge! Norris John R. Krantz 1970 Delta George M. Taylor 1984 James V. Tinney 1969 Tony George (1) 1949 John G. Pappajohn (9) 1952 Eric A. Kvam 1991 John F. Hose 1960 Jeffrey D. Thompson 1986 Delta Robert V. Bierhaus Jr. (7) Perge! Wallace William R. Lanphere 1957 James N. Trone 1947 Wayne V. Woody 1953 Stephen K. Campbell 1969 1954 Duane O. Paulsen (6) 1946 William H. Lounsbury Jr. Werner Windus 1940 Perge! Wilkinson Friendship Thomas P. Cottrell (5) 1982 Matthew M. Amend (2) 1987 1967 Friendship Stephen D. Bunten (5) 1960 Dennis J. Kowalski 1968 Perge! Fairbanks Total $9,475.24 Jerome P. Lucey 1955 Jack Carlock 1958 Perge! Fairbanks George L. Olsen 1966 David A. Michael (2) 1952 James H. Norman 1955 John D. Hoover 1962 H. Dean Ritchie (5) 1940 Charles K. Spetz 1968 Norman E. Pfau Jr. (1) 1965 Michael W. O’Hare 1988 Robert S. Hsu 2006 Thomas R. Clevenger (3) Thomas M. Vassallo 1964 Robert N. Whitacre (7) iowa state Duane S. Rowe 1977 Solomon J. Kumin 1999 1957 Perge! Fairbanks 1967 Centennial Clifford V. Scantlebury 1940 Marc D. Leone 2005 + Richard I. Barr (7) 1959 Peter L. Schoﬁ eld (7) 1962 Total $23,604.56 Richard D. McCormick 1961 Kevin A. Shires 2005 + James R. Miervaldis 2006 John B. Martin (4) 1959 Gary W. Burnett (3) 1964 Royal Purple Richard J. Stock 1962 Matthew A. Schirripa 2002 Steven E. Brownback (5) Total $1,750.00 Wesley G. Cole 1962 Jacob D. Williams 2005 + Stephen R. Strelec 1973 1976 indiana state M. Neil Goodman 1962 Perge! Norris Donald H. Wilson Jr. 1942 Colin D. Meisinger (1) 2001 Ft. Armstrong James C. Murray II 1959 Richard D. McCormick (10) Perge! Norris Total $7,227.00 kentucky William G. Niederer 1985 Richard A. Pecaut 1952 1961 Francis H. McMullan II (1) Royal Purple Delta Edward S. Tieke 1964 + Perge! Wilkinson 1944 James E. Morrison 1970 Michael L. Raisor 1995 Canonsburg Robert J. Harker (4) 1943 M. Wilmer Smith (1) 1947 kansas state Carl F. Pollard 1960 Friendship Jon B. Burmeister 1967 Jon B. Burmeister (9) 1967 Perge! Fairbanks Golden Chain Log Cabin Eugene H. Christiansen Thomas B. Hanley 1992 Perge! Wallace James S. Russell (2) 1943 Michael E. Morris 1977 William C. Harrison 1977 1982+ White Star James C. Murray II (9) 1959 Robert E. Carter (9) 1968 White Star Purple Clematis Michael S. Daugherty 1970 Howard M. Logan 1946 Gordon J. Smith (4) 1961 Total $106,607.61 Terry L. Meyers 1969 Patrick C. Bean 1963 L. David Schreck 1969 Robert H. Becknell 1967 lifetime giving societies

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RUSSELL G. WILLIAMS II (Kentucky 1974) has named Perge! Wallace Mark E. Hill 1979 Charles E. Hugel (4) 1951 Harold F. Hutchinson Jr. memphis the Foundation the benefi ciary of his life insurance as Perge! Fairbanks 1957 Ft. Armstrong a way to support scholarships at his Peter D. Prudden (2) 1942 Christopher J. Isaacson 2001 James T. Guess 1989 Total $4,575.00 James D. McLean Jr. 1972 Robert A. Svoboda 1978 chapter. Russ currently is serving as Charles E. Morgan 1963 Delta the Purple Legionnaire for Upsilon Robert J. Sherman 1978 Jerald J. Gnuschke 1984 Kappa and also is serving a 4th con- lawrence Donald L. Swicker 1953 Raymond L. Goldbeck 1994 Delta Perge! Wallace Thomas F. Svoboda 1984 secutive term as staff representative Bruce A. Wilson 1981 Eugene D. Coté III (7) 1981 Friendship on the University of Kentucky Board Total $1,423.00 Joseph B. Boyd 1995 + William D. Holt Jr. 1973 of Trustees. He is employed at the lehigh James R. Trimbach 1982 University as senior training special- White Star maryland David M. Williams 1997 + Thomas B. Bates 1961 Delta Paul A. Woods 1993 ist for Human Resources Training Roger S. Penske 1959 Ryan Schwartzberg 2001 Perge! Fairbanks and Development. When asked why Ft. Armstrong Mark J. Waclawski 1986 Robert A. Svoboda (5) 1978 he was giving, he said, “I see how much our broth- James M. Hazelwood 1951 Patrick D. Welch 1983 James T. Guess (6) 1989 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. 1955 Friendship Total $2,077.28 ers struggle to make ends meet during their college Donald B. Morrison 1951 Kenneth B. Armor 1988 years, just like we did. Because Phi Gamma Delta and Timothy J. Shotmeyer 2000 Andrew F. Budacki 2002 Snowy White Owl Andrew J. Galanakis 1989 miami the University of Kentucky mean so much to me, the J. Douglas Breen 1968 Timothy M. Gary 1990 Ft. Armstrong ability to support a scholarship so my brothers can Richard M. Roy 1955 James Q. Kohler III 1992 Jeffrey A. Abrams 1978 David H. Schaper 1943 Jeffrey A. Novotny Jr. 2005 Ted W. Goble 1968 complete their college education is the least I can do Delta Perge! Fairbanks Snowy White Owl to say thanks.” Richard E. Benner Jr. 1954 Patrick D. Welch (1) 1983 Timothy S. Lewis 1986 Mark L. Gardner 1983 Total $1,125.00 James W. Morgan 1971 John A. Hollingsworth 1955 Robert E. Nagy 1964 David M. Walton 1956 Charles B. Pettis 1961 David L. Schoewe 1975 Kenneth J. Peve 1987 Friendship Brian M. Thompson 1964 Snowy White Owl C. Robert Woolsey 1963 mit kentucky Charles A. Arcodia 1979 Ft. Armstrong James E. Walter 1964 Purple Clematis Donald L. Barefoot 1977 Delta Michael J. Connor 1980 Bruce Blanchard 1957 Delta Benjamin R. Harper 1969 Jerry H. Fluegge 1964 C. Rodney Boynton 1953 Albert C. Cooke III 1982 William N. Blatt 1944 Richard L. Bird 1961 Ft. Armstrong Donald G. Kowalke 1968 Robert T. Boynton 1965 Frank J. Diana 1977 Snowy White Owl Robert E. Coletti 1979 Leonard M. Appel 1963 John M. Martin Jr. 1973 Richard W. Burkhardt Sr. Richard K. Greevy 1968 William H. Pasfi eld 1945 Charles W. Henning 1964 William H. Mautz 1965 John J. Ronayne III 1969 1939 Herman R. Hutchinson 1937 John R. Walsh 1953 Charles C. Hinckley III 1984 Snowy White Owl Delta Bradford J. Colby 1976 Charles R. Macauley 1949 David S. Wilbourn 1955 John C. Kellenberger 1960 David T. Beaven 1995 Kyle McNeil 1975 Harry J. Neumiller Jr. 1951 Peter C. Martin 1960 Delta Gregory S. Shumaker 1970 Thomas E. Bloch 1972 D. Richard Veazey 1949 Friendship Charles A. Reinhart III 1982 Jeffrey A. Drake 1991 Dale B. Stork 1977 Ronald M. Green 1972 Friendship Shu C. Cheah 1996 Cyril G. Serrao 1977 Ben G. Garmon 1967 Michael C. Urbanski 1971 Louis W. Jaquith 1966 Colm P. Boran 1988 K. Russell Crawford 1972 R. Craig Vulkoff 1956 Raymond F. Kelley Jr. 1944 Friendship Charles D. Leffl er 1972 Gregory E. Finley 1984 Robert H. Fett 1954 Perge! Norris David M. Rowe 1951 Aaron R. Alspach 1998 + Fred W. Myers 1965 Gary Kusumi 1969 Casey W. Gatz 2005 Thomas B. Bates (2) 1961 Robert J. Spinner 1984 Robert G. Berry 1953 Ronald D. Wagoner 1962 Rex E. Luzader 1971 Tom W. Hoyer 1950 Perge! Fairbanks Friendship Matthew D. Deevers 1994 Delta Ronald D. Massar 1982 Joseph S. King 1965 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. (6) Alf R. Bjercke 1943 George A. Fowler 1962 Richard A. Bean 1969 Dwenell A. Mills 1985 Jerry F. Kuzanek 1963 1955 Larry C. Boyd 1959 Norman L. Hayes 1963 Charles B. Simmons 2002 Craig H. Nickel 1974 Steven P. Malecha 1981 Roger S. Penske (2) 1959 Bryan P. Collins 1994 Charles E. Hilgeman 1978 Russell G. Williams II 1974 Jan E. Pitzer 1979 Albert Metzel 1952 Total $15,303.00 Stephen C. Fairbairn 1981 William R. Hineline 1963 Friendship James E. Tackett 1973 Jerrold M. Peterson 1962 + Richard H. Haas 1943 Max W. Hood 2000 L. Dale Abernathy 1963 Vincent T. Williams 1984 Carl J. Rugh 2005 Michael D. Knauer 1973 Patrick R. Jackson 2001 Nicholas A. Arnold 1967 Jeffrey L. Wilson 1980 Paul L. Salansky Jr. 1973 Alfred G. Kniazzeh 1959 Maurice A. Long 1960 John R. Bryden 1974 Perge! Fairbanks John D. Sherrick 1978 + louisiana state Snowy White Owl Glenn Shattuck 1948 Kirk R. Mangels 1986 C. Robert Clark 1962 Dean W. Munger (6) 1973 Total $1,994.00 John V. Bailliet 1961 Stanley W. Stone 1976 Ralph G. McGimpsey 1959 Kyle A. Davis 2009 David L. Schoewe (7) 1975 Duncan L. Bridewell 1969 George N. Ziegler 1944 Gary W. Mull 1969 T. Michael Jones 1965 Total $3,180.00 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 A. Lee Zuker 1955 John W. Patton 1980 Frank C. King Jr. 1968 lafayette Delta Perge! Fairbanks Thomas E. Pickton 1972 Kevin E. McKiernan 1973 Log Cabin John B. Ariail Jr. 1980 William N. Blatt (1) 1944 T. A. Roebuck 1968 Charles K. Miller Jr. 1970 Charles E. Hugel 1951 kettering B Bret A. Clesi 1980 Bruce Blanchard (2) 1957 Stephen H. Shanks 1982 Edward L. Schumacher 1967 Canonsburg Purple Clematis Charles A. Germano 1978 Total $2,050.61 Joseph A. Silverman 2000 Charles L. Shearer 1964 Peter L. Clark 1968 Donald E. Morel Jr. 1979 Kevin B. Simpson 1985 Brian L. Snodgrass 1998 Perge! Wallace Delta Peter D. Prudden 1942 Friendship John P. Walsh 2006 Carl F. Pollard (4) 1960 J. Craig Edel 1977 Snowy White Owl Thomas A. Benge 2004 Thomas W. Watkins 1974 Leonard M. Appel (3) 1963 Friendship Victor Angeline III 1978 mcgill Robert M. Crawford 1960 Royal Purple Frank A. Wisehart 1987 Patrick C. Bean (7) 1963 Nathan W. Loontjer 2002 Charles T. Bachus III 1971 Donald L. Lantz Jr. 1958 William H. Gear 1956 Perge! Fairbanks Benjamin R. Harper (5) Perge! Norris David W. McSurdy Jr. 1980 David G. Mauney 1976 Purple Clematis Jeffrey A. Abrams (2) 1978 1969 Peter L. Clark (5) 1968 Delta Henry R. Rawls 1957 + Allen E. Bartlett Jr. 1952 Charles C. Hinckley III (1) Perge! Wilkinson Total $9,844.81 Barry A. Depew 1979 Thomas B. Shearman 1949 F. Norman Dundas 1963 1984 James E. Morrison (10) 1970 Friendship Philip G. Tanner 1982 Delta Total $3,561.48 Perge! Fairbanks Ian M. Ballard 1958 Total $1,055.76 JR Lorne Atchison 1959 William H. Mautz (9) 1965 Lawrence L. Flynn 1976 knox G. Rodney Tait 1961 William C. Harrison (8) Purple Clematis Howard C. Hill 1934 Friendship 1977 David S. Schramm 1978 Matthew E. Kamine 2007 michigan Stephen C. Brewer 1960 Golden Chain Total $14,044.11 Ft. Armstrong Thomas G. Morris 1946 maine Log Cabin Perge! Norris Robert K. Erf 1953 Jack P. Greer 1949 Harry D. Norton Jr. 1974 Eugene D. Coté III 1981 William H. Gear (9) 1956 Royal Purple Snowy White Owl James F. Rufe 1981 Friendship Perge! Wallace Robert B. Knutson 1956 Chauncey R. Charlson Jr. Christopher W. Watts 1981 kettering A Corey W. Benner 1999 F. Norman Dundas (8) 1963 White Star Ft. Armstrong 1955 Perge! Wilkinson William C. Cote 1983 Perge! Fairbanks C. N. Tinker 1954 Dean W. Munger 1973 Colin M. Harding 1963 Donald E. Morel Jr. (4) 1979 Michael A. Faloon Jr. 1997 Allen E. Bartlett Jr. (6) 1952 Purple Clematis Bruce B. Roesner 1970 Lewis H. Hollmeyer Jr. 1945 Robert E. Harrison 1966 Total $11,405.00 Thomas F. Emerson 1950

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David A. Lauer 1952 Perge! Wallace William E. Daley 1943 Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong Thomas F. Emerson (4)1950 John G. Feely 1939 missouri nebraska Edward W. Whitcher 1969 Eugene L. Hartwig 1955 C. N. Tinker (9) 1954 Roger H. Frommelt 1959 Canonsburg Thomas Marshall Delta Norman R. Hutchison 1969 Perge! Fairbanks Gregg A. Iverson 1967 John F. Arnold 1959 John Gottschalk 1965 Henry A. LaBate 1967 Richard L. Pinkerton 1955 David A. Lauer (5) 1952 Gary C. Krivo 1983 Paul L. Vogel 1989 Canonsburg Friendship Thomas A. Raar 1985 Kent F. Holwadel (1) 1954 Earle G. Maynard 1949 White Star Harold W. Andersen 1945 David R. Baca 1991 Snowy White Owl Richard L. Pinkerton (4) Mark R. Morrison 1971 + Robert L. Albin 1962 N. W. Solomon 1951 David E. Corbin 1967 Arthur E. Albin 1979 1955 Thomas S. O’Callaghan 1960 Theodore W. Thomas 1959 Purple Clematis Michael E. Guerra 2000 George L. Allen Sr. 1952 Marc A. Schiller (2) 1974 Amelious N. Whyte Jr. 1990 Log Cabin William A. Nelson 1954 Jerald E. Hobson 1968 Mauritz G. Anderson 1942 Thomas A. Raar (9) 1985 Perge! Wallace Wilber B. Spalding Jr. 1952 Ft. Armstrong John E. Kleinsteuber II 2003 Charles J. Andrews 1960 Gregory R. Schermerhorn Robert C. Becker (5) 1951 Purple Clematis Robert D. Benter 1957 David J. Piech 2004 S.B. Lee Davis 1964 (1) 1987 Perge! Wilkinson Gary L. Bussing 1973 Eric J. Drumheller 1998 Konrad F. Rogers 1992 Robert B. Evans 1953 Total $17,979.00 Robert C. Hudson Jr. (10) Andrew R. Sackin 1973 Snowy White Owl Timothy L. Savidge 1995 Ralph L. Frederick 1959 1950 Ft. Armstrong George H. Coupe 1950 Shaun P. Stanton 2003 Frederick A. Henderson Perge! Fairbanks Richard N. DeShon 1957 James B. Goll 2001 Jeffrey C. Strittmatter 1992 1980 michigan state Benson C. Brainard (1) 1948 Howard K. Scott 1960 Lloyd D. McBeth 1950 Perge! Wallace Kent F. Holwadel 1954 Ft. Armstrong Arnold R. Dahlberg (4) 1949 Robert T. Young 1947 Glenn C. Rosenquist 1953 David T. Stewart Jr. (3)1980 Stephen K. Hunter 1961 Don S. Creyts Jr. 1961 Eugene U. Frey (6) 1952 Snowy White Owl J. Bradley Ross 1982 Total $2,034.00 Gregory F. Ippolito 1983 David W. Pequet 1974 Robert D. Potts (6) 1964 James M. Dawson 1955 Delta Edward A. King Jr. 1941 Snowy White Owl Michael S. Schmidt (3) 1965 Glen A. Glass 1968 Jeffrey C. Hanson 1986 Donald E. Lathrup Jr. 1949 Fredric J. Aichele 1963 Mark A. Barbato (4) 1972 Mark L. Heinemann 1971 Robert W. Harkson 1953 new york John A. Lindquist Jr. 1950 Delta James S. Lee (6) 1978 Richard K. Hendrich 1955 Curtis L. McConnell 1983 Purple Clematis Douglas R. Murray 1956 Douglas B. Enck 1982 Total $8,556.37 Michael R. Jones 1982 Robert V. Southworth 1950 Louis J. Burdi 1955 Marc A. Schiller 1974 Richard A. Lorenz 1963 Edward B. Mullen Jr. 1957 Neal J. Westphal 1963 Ft. Armstrong William O. Schoedinger Friendship John M. Reid 1957 Stuart P. Wiley 1940 AA Ira D. Lieberman 1979 1947 Richard J. Anderson 1970 mississippi Delta Friendship Snowy White Owl Charles E. Thomas Jr. 1965 Eric J. Gajar 1990 Friendship Robert L. Butterworth 1945 John H. Barksdale 2001 Alex Bernyk 1956 John H. Upton 1955 William C. Hammond 1959+ Joseph W. Gex II 1992 William A. Carpenter Jr. W. Kent Barney 1976 Robert W. Brooks 1970 John F. Winch 1946 Thomas C. MacCalla III Michael E. Gray II 1997 1993 Thomas N. Cornish 1995 + Donald R. Fegley 1933 Delta 1964 A. Overton Durrett Jr. 1954 W. Allen Daggett 1957 George E. Hansen 1962 George W. Anderson 1951 Bryant R. O’Dwyer 1982 Friendship Robert W. Goldsmith 1940 William F. Ochse 1949 John C. Baity 1955 David M. Pavlik 1964 mississippi state Philip J. Bliss 1945 Charles T. Goll 1975 Delta Leo Eisenband 1972 Robert J. Pemberton 1962 White Star David M. Dannov 1983 Fred P. Haas 1949 Leonard J. Drace 1949 Richard A. Herrington 1968 Kenneth F. Shaw 1963 William A. Martin III 1975 Bryan M. Goolsby 1966 Ralph W. Hillman 1948 Michael Giannone 1963 Stephen H. Kale 1957 John P. Simmons II 1968 Ft. Armstrong Richard Halterman 1970 Donald W. Hodder 1951 Friendship Scott M. Kudialis 1985 Robert M. Wasieko 1983 John H. Douglas III 1981 Gregory H. King 1988 Jeffrey L. Howorth 1987 + Michael Feder 1989 Thomas M. Leopold 1955 Total $1,208.28 Stephen M. Edwards 1973 David D. Kinsman Jr. 2004 Harry E. Knudsen 1948 + Louis G. Filosa 1973 Kenneth N. Nemerovski William E. Howard Jr. 1970 Mark D. Mitcham 1995 Bruce J. Kumke 1991 Frank R. LaBarbera 1978 1972 William C. Mattox 1972 Adam R. Newman 2000 Donald R. Larson 1953 Vincent J. Marino 1979 Gregory R. Schermerhorn minnesota G. Porter Robinson 1975 David R. Sallee 1983 Jason D. Lefholtz 1994 Michael A. Morongell 1981 1987 Black Diamond Snowy White Owl David L. Wendel 1992 Edwin D. Lindsay 1962 Nickitas F. Panayotou 1961 James J. Spurrier 1968 Robert C. Hudson Jr. 1950 David L. Grady 1981 Perge! Wilkinson John F. Lindsay 1989 Tull Suvanarat 1980 David M. Tremonti 1985 Log Cabin Walter C. Lindsey 1984 Paul L. Vogel (6) 1989 F. Bert Linn 1955 + Perge! Fairbanks Scott R. Wilson 1974 Eugene U. Frey 1952 Knox W. Ross Jr. 1988 Perge! Wallace Christopher Ludemann- Louis J. Burdi (9) 1955 Friendship Purple Clematis Malcolm B. Wall 1970 Robert T. Young (1) 1947 Davis 2004 + Vincent J. Marino (1) 1979 Todd M. Blosser 1994 Robert C. Becker 1951 Delta Theodore W. Thomas (7) Chad V. Mercer 1998 + Total $1,870.00 Richard C. Curry 1959 Ft. Armstrong John S. Rumble 1982 1959 Michael B. Murphy 1999 James J. Dalton 2006 Mark A. Barbato 1972 Friendship Robert L. Albin (6) 1962 P. M. O’Shea 1968 Bruce C. Dane 1979 Joseph H. Buckhouse 1949 Matthew R. Adkins 2008 Gary L. Bussing (4) 1973 Gary E. Reimers 1958 north alabama James H. Davies 1957 Arnold R. Dahlberg 1949 Stephen D. Brunson II 1984 Andrew R. Sackin (7) 1973 Randall L. Sanford 1983 Royal Purple Philip A. Dombrowski Richard A. Hoppin 1942 Paul E. Craft Jr. 1991 Perge! Fairbanks Richard K. Shearer 1969 James P. Bennett 1979 1972+ James S. Lee 1978 Michael E. Gentry 1973 Richard N. DeShon (1) 1957 Michael C. Varicak 1989 White Star Robert H. Eich 1945 Robert D. Potts 1964 Robert L. Halford Jr. 1988 Howard K. Scott (4) 1960 Perge! Wallace William P. Rogers 1975 Kenneth A. Harris Jr. 1982 Snowy White Owl Bradley M. Paczak 2003 Total $16,256.94 William A. Nelson (5) 1954 Snowy White Owl Brian D. Henderson 1986 Benson C. Brainard 1948 Michael J. Roberson 1996 J. Bradley Ross (1) 1982 R. Kieth Henley 1989 William O. Mays 1942 + William A. Crosley 1950 James A. Rumble 1985 Perge! Fairbanks Delta Todd A. Minichiello 1991 George J. Frey 1942 Perge! Wallace montana Harold W. Andersen (3) Albert H. Price III 1975 James E. Minns Jr. 1984 Michael S. Schmidt 1965 Malcolm B. Wall (2) 1970 Snowy White Owl 1945 Friendship William D. Osmer 1967 Delta William A. Martin III (5)1975 Shawn E. Fast 1995 Robert D. Benter (2) 1957 Mark W. Burkholder 1993 + Tyler J. Rindler 1999 James G. Awada 1958 Perge! Fairbanks Michael L. Letson Jr. 1997 Total $6,234.24 Jonathan L. Dye 2000 Eric W. Vetter 1954 Thaddeus G. Baker 1947 William E. Howard Jr. (5) Friendship James L. Hunt 1959 Alan R. Waisanen 1967 David W. Johnston 1960 1970 Kane H. Kuchynka 2000 Michael L. Johnson 1977 Glen A. Walborn 1982 William A. Kowalski 1975 G. Porter Robinson (4) 1975 Albert J. Nault 1996 new mexico Robert N. Johnson 1994 Perge! Norris William J. Peters 1945 Total $4,468.00 Benjamin L. Torpy 2000 Purple Clematis James P. Kiley Jr. 1977 Robert B. Knutson (10) Michael O. Sewall 1950 Total $721.76 David T. Stewart Jr. 1980 Clinton L. Moore 1995 + 1956 Connor D. Tjarks 1961 Ft. Armstrong Andrew G. Phillips 1997 Perge! Wilkinson Friendship Don C. Clampitt 1979 Perge! Norris Robert K. Erf (10) 1953 Leslie C. Arndt 1991 James P. Bennett (2) 1979 Total $6,043.80 lifetime giving societies

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Scott McCurdy 1997 William C. Crusey 1980 James E. McIlvain 1963 north carolina northwestern occidental Scott P. Stauffer 1994 James M. Davis 1937 Roger T. Peckinpaugh 1967 White Star Golden Chain Royal Purple Jerrold R. Winkler 1990 Chad D. Dodson 1993 George V. Pilat 1984 Marvin J. Carver III 1975 Ronald L. Marmer 1974 James H. Stellar 1954 Friendship Mark R. Grindley 1982 Wayne F. Smith 1968 J. Dixon Fleming Jr. 1976 Log Cabin Snowy White Owl Anthony D. Albanese 2005 Robert L. Hall 1975 Jeffrey L. Sprink 1971 Miles G. Fleming 1986 John W. Sampson 1952 J. Michael Carey 1967 Stephen A. Baron 2005 James F. Hamilton 1960 Perge! Norris Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong Robert H. Cheroske 1945 Nathan T. Boston 2003 + Michael J. Horn 1981 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (10) Donald T. Bryan 1957 Frank L. Hussey Jr. 1947 John C. Cushman 1955 John D. Carroll 1992 Scott W. Johnson 1986 1955 Laurence B. Maddison Jr. James R. Lundeen 1973 Willard A. Hayden 1932 Benjamin J. Curtis 2005 Richard Lapp 1956 Perge! Wilkinson 1965 Lawrence A. Rusinko 1984 John W. Henderson 1937 Benjamin J. Darrah 2006 S. Michael Miller 1960 Charles S. Huffman Jr. (1) W. W. Marslender 1962 Don B. Schiewetz 1950 Delta John A. Darrah 2004 Robert J. Morris 1985 + 1944 John H. Monroe 1944 Russell W. Wendland 1943 Robert W. Fults 1960 Andrew T. Dutcher 2004 Hobart M. Munsell 1948 George C. Sternad Jr. (10) Lewis T. Nunnelee II 1949 Snowy White Owl James F. Goss 1951 Thomas A. Frame 1972 Christopher R. Patton 2006 1948 Delta Vernon E. George 1961 Robert B. Leisy 1949 Nathan E. Gapinski 2005 John I. Pritchard 1992 Gary H. Wilkinson (9) 1951 Kenneth F. Anderson Jr. 1956 George E. Irwin Jr. 1940 Robert W. MacNair 1950 Bradley B. Gibbs 2002 Ralph F. Setterlin Jr. 1960 Phillip J. Meek (9) 1959 Frank P. Meadows Jr. 1949 Howard A. Koch 1943 Roland F. Moritz 1947 Louis R. Grasso 1977 Paul A. Wasserbauer 1977 Perge! Wallace Joseph H. Nelson 1953 James P. Quinn 1955 Richard T. Morrow 1947 Ryan M. Hand 2005 Dick A. Young 1954 Robert P. Bauman (10) 1953 Terry O. Norris 1947 Delta James F. Penney 1951 MacNeil J. Hataway 2004 Perge! Wilkinson John E. McKinnie (6) 1954 Friendship Angelo J. Accetta 1973 Elbert E. Ward 1941 Zachary N. Hickman 2007 R. William Gardner (3) 1957 Perge! Fairbanks Ronald A. Batchelor 1981 Horace H. Cobb Jr. 1951 Melville F. Willard Jr. 1957 Robert B. Hill 2006 Perge! Wallace Charles L. Merwin Jr. (2) William A. Creech 1948 William D. Richardson 1975 Friendship Nathan T. Hunt 1997 Edwin S. Kirby (7) 1960 1934 Robert P. Hortman 1976 John E. Spiess 1942 A. Richard Apple 1951 Jeremy W. Jay 2005 Perge! Fairbanks Dale J. Bruce (10) 1952 David S. Howell 1945 Friendship Gordon A. Boggs 1960 David E. Kalil 1989 + James F. Sipp (1) 1959 James S. Hering (2) 1961 Emmett E. McLean 1977 Richard E. Allen 1961 Joseph P. Buchanan 1951 Brian M. Kishpaugh 2005 Jack W. Nicklaus (10) 1961 R. Gary Crystal Jr. (1) 1963 Kevin S. Mertens 1985 Harry H. Dawson 1963 Ralph N. Cole 1945 Derek M. Krauser 2005 Joseph F. Oelgoetz III (2) Harry N. Faulkner (8) 1963 Richard C. Pattisall 1960 J. Roger Gorski 1968 Perge! Wallace Iain D. Murray 2005 1979 AA D. Avery Sparrow 2002 Nicholas A. Hughes 2001 James H. Stellar (7) 1954 O’Brian L. Phillips 2003 Total $9,436.96 Geoffrey A. Hirt (1) 1966 Walter E. Titchner II 1974 Matthew N. Johnson 1986 Total $2,774.00 Daniel J. Polkovitch 2005 Gary K. Shorts (5) 1973 Edward O. Watson 1950 Mark D. Kaufman 1971 Michael T. Ricks II 2005 Total $39,079.00 Perge! Wallace John E. Linderoth 1960 Adam M. Storck 2004 ohio wesleyan Marvin J. Carver III (10) Michael L. Lutton 1964 ohio Patrick R. Susie 2004 Centennial 1975 Mark J. Merriman 1971 Royal Purple Nathan J. Tucker 2005 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. 1955 oklahoma Perge! Fairbanks Daniel E. Stevens 1966 John A. Cassese 1976 Charles J. Weckman 1993 Black Diamond Golden Chain J. Dixon Fleming Jr. (1) 1976 Timothy W. Yuckman 1999 + Ronald A. Sages 1973 Robert A. Zicht 1979 Dale J. Bruce 1952 William W. Rodgers Jr. 1959 Total $4,946.00 Alexander D. Zopf 2008 Snowy White Owl Perge! Wallace George C. Sternad Jr. 1948 Royal Purple Perge! Wilkinson Timothy L. Davis 1990 Ronald A. Sages (9) 1973 Royal Purple Robert W. Hughes 1956 Ronald L. Marmer (10) 1974 Ted A. Hunt 1969 Perge! Fairbanks Phillip J. Meek 1959 White Star north carolina Perge! Wallace Jeffrey L. Reed 1971 Ted A. Hunt (1) 1969 Canonsburg Clayton I. Bennett 1981 state Frank L. Hussey Jr. (3) 1947 Michael D. Reese 1991 Total $21,151.48 Gary H. Wilkinson 1951 William O. Gamble III 1961 Friendship James R. Lundeen (2) 1973 Gary W. Staley 1989 White Star Samuel A. Wilson 1952 James D. Reed 2002 Perge! Fairbanks Delta Robert P. Bauman 1953 Log Cabin Lucus M. Sullivan 2001 John W. Sampson (10) 1952 Timothy C. Adams 1988 ohio state Purple Clematis L. Thomas Dulaney Jr. 1961 William D. Richardson (1) Bradley L. Evans 1985 White Star Harry N. Faulkner 1963 James H. Everest 1971 1975 Roger H. Goodrich 1975 Jack W. Nicklaus 1961 Ft. Armstrong Howard C. Kauffmann 1943 Total $17,516.96 Michael C. Hennessy 1989 Log Cabin William C. Anderson 1944 Purple Clematis Charles Kace III 2002 R. William Gardner 1957 R. Gary Crystal Jr. 1963 AA Dahl P. Brown Jr. 1950 Purple Clematis Geoffrey A. Hirt 1966 Homer Paul Jr. 1954 John W. Creighton Jr. 1954 J. Patrick Huber 1962 Louis F. Trost Jr. 1950 Edwin S. Kirby 1960 Charles S. Huffman Jr. 1944 Robert H. Westfi eld 1959 Ft. Armstrong John E. McKinnie 1954 Ft. Armstrong According to CHARLES P. EICHHORN (Ohio Wes- Joseph M. Dunn 1949 Gary K. Shorts 1973 Douglas J. Bourne 1943 Robert E. Martini 1954 Alvin C. Stapf 1949 Kenneth R. Carson 1981 leyan 1955), “Phi Gamma Delta gave me confi dence in Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Denny D. Cresap 1956 myself.” The positive experience as an undergraduate D. Wayne Ashby Jr. 1949 G. Rorick Amos 1947 Robert S. Ellis 1948 and his continued involvement in Phi Gamma Delta Dennis A. DiTullio 2005 David R. Bennett 1977 Donald W. Haskins 1957 James B. Gould 1959 Carl R. Coleman 1950 George W. James II 1950 with the Pinehurst Graduate Chapter persuaded him Thomas R. Hague 1954 Matthew R. Dixon 1999 Eddie W. Rhea 1980 to include the Educational Foundation in his estate Paul D. Hammond 1950 James S. Hering 1961 Snowy White Owl Joseph F. Oelgoetz III 1979 Charles R. Johnston Jr. 1970 Robert A. Cox 1992 plans using retirement accounts to fund the gift. “Edu- Don L. Presar 1960 Charles L. Merwin Jr. 1934 Richard E. Douglass 1956 cation is very important to LuLu and me,” he says. Eric W. Schwarz 1986 AA Stephen P. Garrett 1966 James F. Sipp 1959 Arthur E. Swetland 1951 Richard R. Lindsly 1956 “What better organization than Phi Gamma Delta to Delta Delta William L. Oliver Jr. 1960 assist.” Charlie spent his professional William O. Ash 1940 Edward G. Brenton 1977 W. D. Pierson 1953 + career as an independent insurance Bernard T. Crerand 1989 John A. Burns 1960 Roy G. Pool 1950 H. William Dean 1949 William G S. Lodge 1956 Stephen W. Ray 1979 agent in Columbus, Ohio, and retired James R. Dorsey 1954 Gregory S. McComas 1977 J. Neal Watt 1942 to Pinehurst, North Carolina, where he Charles H. Dupre 1946 William F. Myers 1955 Delta Stephen H. Eibling 1962 John S. Peckinpaugh 1953 Byron W. Burke 1974 really enjoys life. He says that his quest Theodore D. Griley II 1955 Frank M. Virtue 1941 Terry K. Dunlap Sr. 1961 for knowledge and love of learning is William S. Livingston 1942 Nicholas D. Welly 2000 Virgil H. Greene Jr. 1946 Robert S. Sanderson Jr. 1943 Friendship William W. Haskins 1989 stronger today than at any time in Warren T. Wamberg Jr. 1975 Joseph B. de Bauernfeind James A. Hyde 1968 his life. He attends various classes James L. Worthley 1962 1938 Jerry V. Jarrett 1953 at the local college and volunteers Friendship Charles P. Eichhorn 1955 John H. Lollar III 1960 Werneth J. Avril 1955 Christopher J. Hardman Mark J. Medley 1975 at Moore Regional Hospital. He and his wife Lulu have Justin M. Burns 2007 + 1973 Edward H. Moler 1945 three children and four grandchildren. He enjoys golf, Patrick J. Clark 1993 Richard E. Hulse 1953 William G. Paul 1952 Michael B. Craig 1992 + W. Scott Kerry 1989 William J. Rea Jr. 1952 boating, fi shing and traveling.

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Friendship Snowy White Owl JOHN D. “J.D.” ROWELL (Idaho, Oregon William C. Abney 1945 oklahoma state Richard J. Lozo 1954 Roger D. Allen 1951 White Star Leslie T. Neighbors 1961 State 1948) wanted to be able to see his Carl B. Anderson IV 2005 Stephen K. Boeckman 1992 James S. Samuel 1984 gifts in action, so he created the Rowell James L. Armstrong 1943 Ft. Armstrong Friendship Brian D. Bacher 1999 Ryan J. Bebee 1995 James P. Chunn 1957 Family Endowment Fund to support Vance L. Beagles 1985 Snowy White Owl Martin H. Conlin 1944 the Foundation and Fraternity’s alcohol Sean A. Blair 1988 Harris J. Elder 1967 Neil Farnham 1941 Marion S. Bowen 1946 John P. Gallagher Jr. 1966 Jeffrey T. Gill 1980 + and leadership programs. The Rowell Clark H. Boyles Jr. 1962 Eric D. Knam 1993 Carl Greve III 1967 family memorialized with this gift in- Howard S. Browne 1946 James C. Pollock 1975 John Helmer Jr. 1946 cludes, J.D.’s father Paul T. (Idaho 1922), Simon M. Crossley 1990 Philip D. Webb 1972 David M. Wood 1990 G. Otis Danielson 1938 E. Valjean Wheeler 1966 Perge! Wilkinson brother Peter P. (Idaho 1947) and un- Brian W. Farabough 2004 Delta Robert C. Samuel (9) 1960 cle Ralph R. (Idaho 1922). Brother Rowell’s professional Randall S. Fudge 1975 Jim W. Gearhart 1966 Dwight W. Davis (8) 1965 William E. Ingram III 1964 Erik S. Scott 1994 Perge! Fairbanks career was spent as an agricultural-economist with the Edwin A. Keegan 1953 Derryk L. Wilson 1996 Willett R. Lake Jr. (3) 1950 California Department of Agriculture promoting the Robert J. Kepke 1963 Friendship Total $5,315.00 Donald J. Kyte 1990 Roy J. Anderson 1978 agri-business through out the state and nation. Besides Steven T. Latham 1991 + Ryan D. Bennett 2003 being involved in volunteer work, he traveled exten- Larry G. Lutz 1960 James R. Blakemore 1971 oregon state sively and now continues to enjoy travel, though less Rodney A. Maxwell 1990 Martin R. Blazy 1978 Royal Purple James F. Murphy 1986 Bo J. Boatright 2000 John D. Rowell 1948 frequently. He says regarding his gift, “with my family’s Forrest W. Olson III 1999 + James P. Boggs 1996 Log Cabin membership in Phi Gamma Delta and my own positive Richard D. Phillips 1946 John R. Delano 1993 Norman K. Seethoff 1945 James C. Quillian 1972 W. Rowland Denman 1955 Snowy White Owl experience, I wanted to do something during my life David E. Ragland 1964 Joel B. Embry 1999 Allan E. Bankus 1950 time for my Fraternity.” James R. Ruble 1958 Patrick E. Fabian 1995 + Donald A. Bourne 1942 Henry F. Simms 1944 John R. Frohrip 1989 Robert T. Bragg 1953 Alvin H. Smith 1961 Michael R. Gilbert Jr. 2006 + David W. Graham 1944 Carl S. Tinch 1950 Jacob E. Grinnell 2006 + Berlan Lemon 1941 Kenneth D. Whittington Roland J. Heatly 1975 Bert E. Loughmiller 1964 Canonsburg Marion B. Burton 1952 Friendship 1991 Robert B. Lindsly 1967 Robert E. Wiegand 1943 Peter O’Malley 1960 John G. Finneran Jr. 1972 Nicholas L. Chiappetta 2003 Burton C. Wood 1947 Thomas W. Lucas 1966 Delta Purple Clematis Frank H. McKean 1951 C. Daniel Garson 1954 AA Perge! Norris Stephen B. Myres 1995 Robert R. Bergis 1945 Alfred J. Buescher 1948 David B. Watson 1979 Bruce A. Harnish 1980 Robert W. Hughes (5) 1956 Benjamin E. Needham 2006 Ronald R. Dueltgen 1962 Snowy White Owl Log Cabin Matthew D. Nee 1999 Perge! Wilkinson Charles R. Neurohr 2004 John E. Geiger 1964 Richard M. Bean 1941 AA Karl R. Fink 1963 Willard L. Noyes 1955 Dahl P. Brown Jr. (3) 1950 Steven B. Pittman 1975 Theron C. Gorden 1952 Delta Purple Clematis Stephen M. Oechslein 2003+ Homer Paul Jr. (4) 1954 George H. Ramey 1966 A. Burton Lind 1943 Jerome F. Kinney III 1952 A. Wayne Cole 1950 John A. Snyder 1954 James H. Everest (4) 1971 Eugene Slough 1953 Robert S. McClenaghan Leo M. Nagle 1946 William M. Detterer 1957 Ryan D. Yarnell 2001 Clayton I. Bennett (8) 1981 James L. Thomas 1965 Jr. 1949 Friendship Daniel B. Kohlhepp 1969 David L. Young 1966 Perge! Wallace Darren P. Turner 1995 + Kenneth B. Ross 1971 Leonard C. Dill III 1956 Ray C. Noll Jr. 1950 Perge! Wallace Samuel A. Wilson (4) 1952 Perge! Wilkinson Friendship Stephen J. Gilhooly 1974 William A. Rossi 1968 John L. McCain, Sr. (10) 1937 William W. Rodgers Jr. (10) Stephen K. Boeckman (6) Theodore J. Brewer 1956 F. Edward Osborne 1948 Vincent H. Trapani 1976 William L. Oliver (7) 1967 1959 1992 Gabriel R. Carlton 2001 + Rafael F. Rosato 1988 Ft. Armstrong Perge! Fairbanks Perge! Fairbanks Perge! Wallace Cory M. Cunningham 1993 Perge! Norris John G. Androski 1964 Robert E. Baney III (4) 1984 Douglas J. Bourne (5) 1943 E. Valjean Wheeler (2) 1966 Paul K. Davis 1985 Edward B. Matthews (5) Robert E. Baney III 1984 Total $150,035.90 Howard C. Kauffmann (10) Perge! Fairbanks Michael W. Jamieson 1982 1949 James C. Clawson 1971 + 1943 John P. Gallagher Jr. (1) 1966 Bob L. McEvers 1950 AA Perge! Wallace Richard C. Marquardt Jr. Robert S. Ellis (3) 1948 Harris J. Elder (2) 1967 Thomas I. Meeks 1976 Robert B. Evans (9) 1946 1979 pittsburgh Roy G. Pool (1) 1950 Erik S. Scott (1) 1994 Jack C. Mitchem 1954 Peter O’Malley (7) 1960 William W. Naylor Jr. 1961 White Star Louis F. Trost Jr. (4) 1950 Eric D. Knam (2) 1993 James L. Moreland 1953 Perge! Fairbanks David Sobolak Jr. 1998 + Roy W. Walters Jr. 1940 George W. James II (5) 1950 Total $7,270.82 Olay P. Traa 1995 Alfred J. Buescher (3) 1948 Richard L. Stover 1965 Purple Clematis William G. Paul (1) 1952 Perge! Fairbanks Total $7,593.50 Snowy White Owl John W. Creighton Jr. 1954 W. D. Pierson (2) 1953 John D. Rowell (2) 1948 Robert M. Allen 1950 Vincent H. Trapani 1976 Richard E. Douglass (1) 1956 old dominion Norman K. Seethoff (5) Jeffrey T. Buxton 1978 Ft. Armstrong Donald W. Haskins (6) 1957 Friendship 1945 pennsylvania Frank M. Caroselli 1967 + James J. Howard III 1957 Robert H. Westﬁ eld (6) Richard S. Williams 1986 Total $3,010.00 state Forrest W. Downing 1971 John D. Sheppard Jr. 1975 1959 Golden Chain Gary L. Generose 1997 Robert F. Taft 1936 L. Thomas Dulaney Jr. (7) William T. Morris 1949 AA Charles R. Harte III 1964 Snowy White Owl 1961 oregon pennsylvania William L. Oliver 1967 David C. Necker 1967 R. Lee McFadden Jr. 1944 William O. Gamble III (9) Canonsburg Founders Norman J. Rubash 1954 Dana R. Pickup 1965 + Scott M. Walters 1977 1961 Robert C. Samuel 1960 Edward B. Matthews 1949 Royal Purple Robert M. Yahres 1939 Delta Mark J. Medley (1) 1975 White Star AA Michael J. Stewart 1972 Delta J. Duane Brannon 1954 Robert A. Cox (2) 1992 Dwight W. Davis 1965 Black Diamond Canonsburg Kevin J. Cull 1993 Peter M. Daloni 1981 Total $28,028.77 Ft. Armstrong George C. Sternad Jr. 1948 John L. McCain, Sr. 1937 Robert R. Hutchison Jr. 1939 William H. White 1966 Victor G. Atiyeh 1945 Royal Purple White Star Hugh R. Phillis 1977 R. Christopher Zampogna Willett R. Lake Jr. 1950 Robert B. Evans 1946 Calvin E. Burgart 1965 1995

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William C. Heath 1976 Dexter K. Lee 1994 ROBERT B. “BASH” EVANS pittsburgh Keith D. Johnson 1981 Perge! Wallace Friendship Dwane G. Mikelson 1949 William R. Brand (8) 1987 (Pennsylvania 1946) has included Willis A. Boothe II 1946 Edwin J. Ogden III 1952 Perge! Fairbanks the Foundation in his estate plans Charles W. Brossman 1944 Thomas E. Prah 1979 Keith E. Kruse (1) 1988 Paul D. Cundiff 1977 Warren R. Scheidt 1975 Total $16,160.00 through a codicil to his will. Not- Sean F. Goff 1992 Stanton G. Schultz 1973 ing the reasons for his gift, Bash Ira L. Horowitz 1994 Thomas J. Ubelhour 1975 said, “With my experiences as Joseph H. Lawniczak 1977 D. Garrad Warren III 1974 rhode island Anthony M. Miccarelli 1993 Norman V. Yost 1950 Ft. Armstrong an undergraduate brother and Jonathan M. Reich 1993 Friendship Bradford R. Boss 1955 continued activities through- Richard D. Stoehr 1968 Terry W. Curella 1986 John W. Mills 1969 John S. Sturgeon 1951 Joseph R. Dewenter 1974 Thomas M. Ryan 1975 + out my lifetime, I came to the Perge! Wallace Michael T. Dilts 1981 Snowy White Owl realization that I would like to John W. Creighton Jr. (4) John W. Disterdick 1965 Michael K. Andreozzi 1988 1954 John C. Dittrich 1946 Alfred Armstrong Jr. 1948 help the coming generations of Perge! Fairbanks Michael J. Duffy 2001 Henry G. Caniglia 1958 Fijis with scholarships through the Foundation.” Bash Roy W. Walters Jr. (9) 1940 Todd A. Frye 1985 Edward W. Davis Jr. 1958 retired in 1990 after 30 years of combined service James J. Howard III (2) 1957 William P. Gettings 1978 Stephen J. MacDonald 1986 Total $2,950.00 W. A. Getzelmann 1963 Delta with the Pennsylvania and Kentucky Departments of Thomas G. Gotschall 1961 Raymond G. Lundgren Jr. Insurance, where he was chief examiner and deputy Fred P. Haas 1949 1954 puget sound James B. Hill 1994 + Leonard C. Panaggio 1968 insurance commissioner. Bash was one of the found- Delta Carl C. Horner 1978 Robert J. Silvia 1970 ers of the Society of Financial Examiners, a national Clayton N. Loges 1968 Charles M. Horner 1951 Friendship Friendship Peter W. Kingma 1989 Eric P. Andreozzi 1989 organization with over 2,000 members and served on Richard Lea III 1967 Noble E. Kizer 1956 William S. Bartlett 1977 its Board of Directors for 25 years. He has supported Robert T. Martin 1962 Michael F. Crowley 1961 the Foundation with annual fund gifts for 25 years and James R. McCaffery 1951 Dennis J. Duffy 1980 purdue R. Todd McKinney 1978 James I. Gifford Jr. 1950 + has been a Perge! Society member for nine years. He Royal Purple Carlton R. Mitchell 1991 Richard W. Moore Jr. 1974 notes that during his undergraduate years, his Beta Gerald B. Bay 1962 Richard A. Mitchell 1961 Thomas W. O’Connell 1968 William R. Miller 1962 Jeffrey Z. Mortensen 1971 John W. Pickup 1952 Chapter was decimated by WWII. Ownership of the Canonsburg Richard V. Myer 1993 Thomas G. Picone 1986 chapter house, however, remained in the hands of the William G. Hanley 1960 Andrew W. Myers 1976 Kent T. Stepanishen 2006 Log Cabin Adam P. Newell 2000 Harold E. Uttley 1959 “graduate chapter” and was still available for chap- Roger W. Parkhurst 1965 Shawn O’Hara 1981 Alfred J. Verrecchia 1965 ter use. Most of the rooms were rented to outsiders, Robert E. Swinehart 1965 Richard A. Powell 1959 Peter D. Washburn 1975 mainly U.S. Naval offi cers, but a number of the broth- Purple Clematis Eric T. Ragsdale 1989 Perge! Wilkinson David L. Alexander 1962 Caden M. Taylor 1999 + Thomas M. Ryan (2) 1975 ers remained in college under Navy programs and the Richard C. Cammerer 1964 Peter S. Thiele 1970 Perge! Wallace Chapter continued to prosper. A core group of Penn Richard E. Grace 1951 Charles V. Vaughan 1978 Michael K. Andreozzi (2) Richard A. Miller Jr. 1964 Perge! Wilkinson 1988 brothers from the 1940s have had 18 annual reunions John W. Schwentker 1952 William G. Hanley (10) 1960 Total $5,117.00 in Florida that have averaged about 40 brothers and Ft. Armstrong Perge! Wallace Jerome B. Bean Jr. 1964 David L. Alexander (6) 1962 spouses. Bash and Jane have attended every one. Louis R. Berner Jr. 1945 William F. Brock (5) 1963 richmond William F. Brock 1963 Roger W. Parkhurst (8) 1965 Royal Purple Christopher B. Burke 1977 Alan F. Herbert (3) 1969 Robert S. Jepson Jr. 1964 Robert T. Smith 2001 Alexander Fotopoulos 1986 Eugene A. Cernan 1956 Perge! Fairbanks Ronald L. Turner Jr. 1989 W. Lee Wallace 1969 rutgers Edward D. Griswold 1943 Alan F. Herbert 1969 Lowell B. Mason Jr. (4) 1948 Canonsburg Scott S. Ward 1996 Ft. Armstrong Hugh C. Hansen 1968 Robert E. Hollowell Jr. 1948 Richard E. Grace (4) 1951 George R. Aldhizer Jr. 1953 Perge! Wallace Lee W. Curley 1962 John A. Quast 1988 Lowell B. Mason Jr. 1948 Gerald B. Bay (10) 1962 Snowy White Owl Robert S. Jepson Jr. (6) 1964 Andrew J. Galloway 1949 Russell A. Schaible 1984 Gary R. Richert 1974 Christopher B. Burke (5) William J. Bugg Jr. 1960 Total $28,539.36 John J. Manginelli 1983 Robert J. Serko 1954 William H. Smith 1939 1977 David K. Gorwitz 1977 Craig J. Mardany 1982 David A. Stout 1965 George J. Spradling 1951 Thomas E. Prah (1) 1979 James A. Jacobs 1969 Samuel H. Mudie 1962 Jason P. Thomas 1990 Curt R. Ward 1988 Total $22,295.00 Robert R. Martin 1939 rose-hulman Carl R. Woodward Jr. 1939 Gedert J. Waiver 1948 Snowy White Owl Ronald C. Nelson 1977 Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl Perge! Wallace Robert W. Brown 1962 George W. Paynter 1964 James M. Lowes 1970 Wilson J. Andrews Jr. 1954 Samuel H. Mudie (3) 1962 Robert L. Bruce 1978 rpi Anthony D. Sakowski Jr. Snowy White Owl Joseph C. Bamford Jr. 1952 Perge! Fairbanks Jack E. Chappell 1950 Purple Clematis 1965 George J. Butkovich Jr. 1970 Adolph M. Chwastyk 1949 Andrew J. Galloway (3) 1949 John O. Coffi n 1959 William R. Brand 1987 Barry G. Sharp 1965 Michael E. Dockins 2002 Thomas A. Donatacci 1985 Lee W. Curley (3) 1962 Matthew J. Garrett 1995 Jonathan M. Couch 1995 Robert S. Ukrop 1969 Michael J. Schipper 1982 Richard K. Flitcraft II 1942 John J. Manginelli (3) 1983 Lewis H. Hollmeyer Jr. 1945 Ft. Armstrong Delta Joseph A. Weist 1987 Andrew W. Kendall 1952 Craig J. Mardany (4) 1982 John T. Hopkins 1978 Alexander D. Bluhm 2004 James L. Gardner 1955 Delta Arthur W. Lederer Jr. 1938 Thomas A. Donatacci (2) Neill S. Lankford 1970 Keith E. Downes 1991 John P. Graybeal 1952 Thomas R. Burtzlaff 1979 Jeffrey D. Vernam 1973 1985 Richard C. Potter 1940 Neil H. Eklund 1991 Friendship David J. Steinbock 1975 Delta Total $5,746.96 Larry M. Ray 1962 James M. Field 1992 Joseph L. Brogan III 1995 Friendship Warren C. Joyce 1957 Charles C. Reeves 1941 William M. Hartley 1998 Robert A. Brown 1958 Daniel A. Berzsenhyi 1994 Edward R. Perkins Jr. 1949 Raymond J. Rudolph 1948 Keith E. Kruse 1988 Ronald H. Davis 1953 Gary N. Bowman 1972 Friendship san diego state Jay B. Votaw 1968 Gasper J. LaRosa II 1995 D. Gregory Edel Jr. 1978 Andrew R. Gullone 2004 Paul J. Benke 1961 Snowy White Owl Frank C. Watson 1967 David J. Oroshnik 1985 Robert C. Harvey 1964 Ryan G. Hart 2005 Martin Bosak Jr. 1947 Douglas W. Grover 1987 Delta Thomas J. Shoemaker 1991 Walter F. Hyer Jr. 1949 Jason A. Macak 2000 David H. Bugen 1970 Delta G. Samuel Bangs 1962 David T. Trayhan 1991 Guy W. Knighton Jr. 1945 Leonard J. Muhlenkamp James A. Cook 1984 Michael A. Borton 1986 Andrew Berkley Jr. 1945 Snowy White Owl Alexander C. MacFarlane 1993+ Hugh C. Cunto 1997 John D. Crisafulli 1992 William J. Burich 1936 Brian C. Berg 1992 2001 Royce A. Ramsay 1982 Mark G. Esposito 1982 Friendship Morgan J. Burke 1973 Alex C. Leininger 2005 + James M. McCormack 1981 Stephen E. Turpin 1988 Harry S. Evans 1945 Garner F. Saguil 1991 Allen L. Gerard 1953 Odin I. Olson 2003 + John N. Moreau 1964 Timothy J. Wilson 2007 Rufi no Fernandez Jr. 1982 Total $575.00 Froncie A. Gutman 1955 Delta William F. Ranson Jr. 1965 Total $1,467.00 John C. Ferriday 1951 William N. Hatlem 1952 Marc D. Eigner 1997

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1954 John S. Stevenson 1976 Bruce M. Kennedy 1954 Carl S. Kincaid Jr. 1946 Brian D. Barnard 1978 san jose state David M. Todd (4) 1967 Weston R. Thiss 1972 Russell A. King 1952 Benjamin B. McCeney Jr. 1957 Aubrey C. Black 1949 Purple Clematis Perge! Fairbanks Andrew M. Wright 1990 William B. Kuhl 1967 Daniel M. Nolan 1989 Harrison N. Bowes 1955 Gary H. Kurotori 1990 Howard A. Schwimmer (6) Perge! Norris Mark R. Roadarmel 1961 Friendship Robert R. Bridges 1943 Friendship 1983 George W. Bramblett Jr. Edward W. Seager 1953 Foster D. Arnett Jr. 1978 C. Preston Butcher Jr. 1961 Christopher D. Carpita 1992 Total $3,620.00 (5) 1963 Roy A. Sykes Jr. 1970 David F. Cheek 2002 Lon P. Carpenter 1961 Erik T. Gordon 1993 Perge! Wallace John P. Trever 1965 Charles A. Dobson III 1966 James E. Delehanty 1944 Scott A. McKay 2005 James E. Caswell (10) 1963 Delta Calvin C. Fitzhugh 1972 Richard L. Gannett 1958 Total $349.08 southern Gregg J. Smolenski (3) 1969 John A. Bachers 1963 Paul B. Goodale 1994 David M. Keeton 1976 methodist Perge! Wilkinson John L. Bidle 1944 John W. Hale 1955 W. Hugh Looney III 1963 Royal Purple Frederick B. Hegi Jr. (3) 1966 George W. Hatzenbuhler James T. Kerr 1971 Larry L. Loyd 1958 sewanee George W. Bramblett Jr. Douglas C. Gardner (1) 1944 Edward F. Lay 1958 William A. McNeill 1960 Ft. Armstrong 1963 1985 Philip B. Huttar 1954 Leslie B. Mayﬁ eld 1978 John K. Mitchell 1951 Charles M. Martin 1963 White Star Jon J. Altschuler (6) 1994 Friendship James M. Miller 1970 Howard W. Parker 1946 Snowy White Owl James E. Caswell 1963 AA Perge! Fairbanks Allan C. Anderson 1954 + Richard J. Oglesby Jr. 1956 Robert W. Pratt Jr. 1953 Ronald R. Zodin 1963 Log Cabin Gerald R. Sensabaugh (2) Earl W. Brydges Jr. 1959 John P. Patty 1990 John K. Turner 1976 Delta Jon J. Altschuler 1994 1951 Thomas E. Christie 1957 William H. Roberts 1947 Delta Coleman Goatley 1952 Douglas C. Gardner 1985 Robert E. Wilson (3) 1966 Robert L. Coakley 1996 S. Jack Staples III 1971 Lee Caldwell 1957 C. Daniel Wilson Jr. 1963 Purple Clematis Total $27,324.00 Jason R. Dunlap 2002 John M. Thornburgh Jr. 1945 W. Will Carter 1978 Friendship Frederick B. Hegi Jr. 1966 Charles E. Fitz-Gerald 1959 Emmet P. Vaughn Jr. 1959 Douglas A. Dawson 1984 Kent S. Henning 1959 John L. Ledbetter 1976 Blair A. Knapp 1954 Phillip W. Voltz Jr. 1951 Bert C. Engelhardt 1956 Allen J. Jamerson 2009 southwest texas Ft. Armstrong Milan R. Kosanovich 2001 + Perge! Wallace Ted C. Hager 1956 Grier P. Jones 1964 Charles M. Martin 1963 Nicholas Malagisi 1971 Donal C. Bosson Jr. (4) 1968 Jack D. Holford 1964 Ralph E. Turner Jr. 1963 state Gerald R. Sensabaugh 1951 Friendship Thomas D. McClure 1973 Perge! Fairbanks Frank B. Jones Jr. 1959 Earl H. Ware III 1981 Benjamin J. Weigle 1976 Keith N. Chauret 1995 Frederick R. Michel 1967 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. David D. Livingston 1971 Jesse W. Wilson 1998 Snowy White Owl Eric J. Cook 1995 Kenneth G. Murawski 1973 (8) 1952 Wilson K. Mason III 1964 Perge! Wallace Thomas E. Armstrong 1960 Jay R. Pinover 1961 AA William E. Robinson (4) 1955 William K. Merkel 1950 Charles M. Martin (4) 1963 Howell D. Harralson 1968 Eugene F. Renske 1965 Joseph C. Cook Jr. (5) 1965 Robert H. Northington Total $1,745.00 Walter T. Henderson 1960 stanford William Skye 1953 James M. Miller (1) 1970 1952 Jason A. Kulas 1993 Ft. Armstrong Duret S. Smith 1973 Total $5,681.76 Charles B. Parker 1944 James R. McGuire 1961 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. 1948 Perge! Wilkinson David C. Parker 1956 south florida Allen R. Myers 1964 Howard A. Rubin 1955 Alan W. Larson (5) 1960 Russell T. Thurman 1978 Snowy White Owl Ralph L. Shanks Jr. 1963 Snowy White Owl Perge! Wallace tennessee tech Abner W. Wilson 1956 Eugene N. Balter 1977 Gregg J. Smolenski 1969 Richard J. Borda 1953 David R. Coffman (1) 1938 Delta Gary P. Woody 1956 L. Jeffrey Fitterman 1970 Allister M. Waldrop Jr. 1972 Philip G. Chapman 1966 Michael E. Chateauneuf (1) Jackie R. Wilmore Jr. 1982 Friendship Friendship Steven A. Waters 1972 Eugene K. Shank 1954 1965 Friendship Bobby G. Agnew 1952 Paul E. Mendelssohn 1972 Robert E. Wilson 1966 William T. White III 1962 Perge! Fairbanks Keith E. Edmondson 1995 C. Alfred Bailey Jr. 1957 Delta Joseph Zukin Jr. 1949 Michael O. Shipley (6) 1958 J Brent Ellis 1999 Marshall T. Clegg 1954 Bruce D. Akright 1976 Friendship Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (1) Kevin G. Givens 2002 + Taylor D. Fyfe 1987 southern David L. Florence 1955 Ralph A. Bard III 1961 1984 Scott B. Harold 1993 Ghent Graves Jr. 1948 Robert A. Frantz Jr. 1959 Timothy F. Luria 1968 Total $7,673.00 Matthew G. Hayes 2004 Eric S. Greenﬁ eld 1955 california Norman D. Fry 1953 Phil J. Prescott 1936 Matthew L. Hickey 2005 Richard R. Hocott 1978 Ft. Armstrong Donald E. Redmond Jr. 1961 John C. Steinberg Jr. 1954 Anthony J. Mannarino 2006 Brandon K. Holcomb 1996 Raymond J. Dunning 1954 Jon P. Rowe 1964 Perge! Fairbanks tennessee Total $604.00 John R. Kent 1978 John B. Leisure 1950 Friendship Joseph Zukin Jr. (2) 1949 Purple Clematis William G. Kinney 1948 Howard A. Schwimmer 1983 Anton A. Albrand 1993 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. (5) Donal C. Bosson Jr. 1968 Lee F. Looney 1972 David M. Todd 1967 Carl B. Anderson IV 2005 1948 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. texas William S. McAfee 1980 Snowy White Owl Thomas W. Arata 1993 Howard A. Rubin (6) 1955 1952 Golden Chain Robert S. McCaig 1952 Donald H. Landwehr 1952 William D. Armstrong 1982 Total $1,975.00 Ft. Armstrong Jeffrey M. Heller 1961 Blake H. Middleton 1975 Delta Patrick Ball 1962 Joseph C. Cook Jr. 1965 Royal Purple Thomas H. Newton 1947 Willard B. Buchanan 1961 Larry M. Browndyke 1962 Robert G. Reaves Jr. 1943 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. 1949 Steven D. Oldham 1991 Joseph E. Johnson 1952 Robert S. Dampf 1976 William E. Robinson 1955 Canonsburg Wayne S. Patterson 1985 John R. Jordan 1967 syracuse Kenneth W. Dusek 1960 White Star Snowy White Owl Alfred A. King 1941 AA Michael A. Reilly 1970 Friendship Thomas H. Eades 1979 Michael O. Shipley 1958 Richard M. Bean 1941 AA White Star David C. Schick 1968 Paul R. Alwine Jr. 1962 John M. Hawes III 1979 Purple Clematis John R. Fraker 1956 Robert C. Orr Jr. 1979 James E. Suttle 1959 Russell D. Childrey 1973 Christopher W. Hines 2007 Alan W. Larson 1960 Kenneth Markwell Jr. 1945 Purple Clematis Patrick H. Swearingen Jr. William J. Dienz 1978 Steven L. Houston 1966 Ft. Armstrong John J. Sheridan 1972 Donald R. Mighell 1956 1950 L. William Forrester III 1969 John D. Howard 1992 David R. Coffman 1938 W. I. Thornton Jr. 1950 Ft. Armstrong James K. Tucker 1994 P. Michael McDermott 1967 James G. Lea 1958 Robert W. Whiteford 1975 Montgomery G. Turner 1991 Charles M. Berkey 1952 Robert H. Turner 1987 Duff S. McEvers 1976 Mark L. Meyer 1976 Snowy White Owl William M. Wood III 1967 Robert H. Bohn 1957 John R. Wilcox Jr. 1969 Gene S. Prochnow Jr. 1967 Christopher B. Miller 1976 Michael E. Chateauneuf Robert S. Young 1934 William G. Dwyer 1944 James T. Willerson 1961 Patrick H. Saxon 1968 Jason D. Nichols 1996 1965 Delta William N. Hamilton 1944 Perge! Wilkinson Kenneth G. Sayles 1956 Randall L. Nickell 1977 Robert H. Doty 1950 Donal C. Bosson Sr. 1944 Thomas O. Harbison 1965 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. (9) John L. Schaller 1980 John G. Pitcher 1973 Glendon O. Garvin 1993 Wayne L. Coffey 1965 David A. McAllister 1978 1949 Larry I. Smith 1978 + Roy D. Rinkle 1959 + Richard S. Golobic 1956 George E. Dominick 1957 Scott Petty Jr. 1960 Robert C. Orr Jr. (7) 1979 William H. Weygandt 1971 Jeff E. Samford Jr. 1960 F. T. Havern 1965 Frederick J. Ergen 1972 Paul H. Smith 1950 Perge! Wallace Perge! Wallace W. R. Spears Jr. 1958 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. 1984 Clifton G. Foster Jr. 1953 Snowy White Owl Robert H. Bohn (3) 1957 Raymond J. Dunning (4) James D. Froula 1967 John Y. Ames 1978 lifetime giving societies

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Matthew B. Gamble 2006 Steve W. Sterquell (2) 1975 Dean G. Lauritzen 1947 Raymond M. Hartwell 1965 texas Daniel E. Herron 2001 Glenn D. Moor (4) 1984 union Samuel R. Marney Jr. 1956 Daniel F. Korb 1953 + Perge! Fairbanks Michael L. Johnson 1988 + Perge! Fairbanks Ft. Armstrong Stephen E. Nauss 1972 Richard Lapp 1956 Jeffrey M. Heller (8) 1961 H. Cory McLeod 1989 F. L. Ballard (1) 1955 Eugene W. Erickson 1954 John M. Perry 1941 Byron S. Lingeman 1950 Howard W. Parker (1) 1946 Thomas R. Rose 1996 + George H. Nelson (3) 1958 John E. Post 1949 David M. Wakelee 1951 Roland N. Litterst Sr. 1958 Robert W. Pratt Jr. (3) 1953 Christopher M. Shore 1989 Total $24,189.47 Snowy White Owl Perge! Wallace Harry F. McNaught Jr. 1976 Donald R. Mighell (4) 1956 Scott W. Shore 1987 Robert B. Gillie 1943 E. Hadley Stuart Jr. (5) 1941 John C. Phares 1966 David C. Parker (1) 1956 Terry E. Skinner 1983 H. Frederick Wintsch 1962 Perge! Fairbanks Ralph G. Powell 1955 Richard L. Gannett (3) 1958 Graham E. Stadler 2008 toronto Delta Robert A. Froehlich (1) 1975 Thomas B. Shearman 1949 Scott Petty Jr. (2) 1960 Dean A. Weaver 1990 White Star Jay W. Freeland 1991 Total $2,825.00 Perge! Wilkinson C. Preston Butcher Jr. (1) Samuel L. Webb 1994 Graeme W. Norval 1983 Friendship John H. Schroeder (6) 1942 1961 Andrew B. Wise 1995 Ft. Armstrong John H. Bergeron 1962 John C. Schroeder (8) 1969 David D. Livingston (1) 1971 Perge! Wallace David W. Booz 1985 Paul J. Canton Jr. 1950 virginia tech N. Clay Robbins (10) 1979 John K. Turner (2) 1976 Kevin T. Barnett (3) 1995 Snowy White Owl David A. Lachtrupp 1979 Canonsburg Perge! Wallace Total $21,618.30 Perge! Fairbanks Alfred M. George 1949 John L. Ottaviano 1980 Jeffrey D. Carter 1984 R. Michael Henderson (5) Kevin L. Kelley (3) 1981 Friendship John D. Paracka 1956 White Star 1961 Total $2,215.00 Bashar D. Aziz 2003 Donald R. Smith Jr. 1952 N. Michael Griffi th 1973 Perge! Fairbanks texas a&m Robert E. Campbell 1959 Ronald W. Tompkins 1960 David S. Harrison 1992 Robert Bracken (5) 1943 Ft. Armstrong Gordon J. Kitagawa 1991 Geoffrey E. Wolfe 1995 Snowy White Owl Joseph D. Barnette Jr. (10) Ryan K. Williams 2002 texas tech Ronald G. Smith 1956 Total $1,225.00 Dana W. Hesse 1986 1961 Snowy White Owl Calvin Coolidge Perge! Fairbanks Delta John C. Meng Jr. (5) 1966 Robert F. McGoldrick 1989 Vance M. Hubbard 1962 Graeme W. Norval (7) 1983 John A. Adamo 1982 Theodore F. Holland III (1) Jon C. Yates 1991 Royal Purple Total $1,725.00 utah Richard B. Gass 1981 1971 Delta Jerry S. Rawls 1967 Snowy White Owl Brendan J. McMurrer 2001 Eric M. Cavanaugh (2) 1976 Mack O. Forrester 1981 Marlis E. Smith 1954 Scott J. Sarisky 1990 Jeffrey M. Scattergood 1999 Total $14,139.00 D. Greg Graham 1982 Canonsburg tulane Perge! Fairbanks Friendship Friendship Robert F. Brown 1959 Friendship Scott J. Sarisky (2) 1990 Daniel P. Acker 2007 Brian K. Krueger 1990 White Star Jeffrey K. Mandel 2008 C. Jason Berger 2000 washington Edgar R. Ordorica 2003 O. Wayne Isom 1962 Richard A. Reese 2007 Edward W. East 1980 Golden Chain Milton S. Sasser 1980 Log Cabin Tomas M. Torres 1988 utah state Brandon M. Kelley 2000 Robert D. Watt 1935 Lias J. Steen 1980 E. Fred Currie 1955 Zachary P. Zamechansky Delta Mark A. Mennuti 1993 Royal Purple Peter A. Wuensch 1990 Purple Clematis 2010 Kenneth J. Hammerle 1976 Jason T. Newcomb 1998 + Ronald D. Crockett 1961 Perge! Wallace Glenn D. Moor 1984 Richard J. Pycior 1977 Michael D. Nolan 1995 Log Cabin Ryan K. Williams (4) 2002 Ft. Armstrong Karl D. Zufelt 1969 Brian C. Oakes 1991 Gary L. Ostenson 1969 Perge! Fairbanks C. Robert Black 1957 ucla Friendship John M. Tabb III 2004 John C. Radovich 1955 Jon C. Yates (2) 1991 George H. Nelson 1958 White Star Mitchell H. Mason 1974 Jeremiah D. Tarrant 2006 Purple Clematis Total $2,654.00 Kenneth W. Whittington Richard D. Naulty 1953 William D. Robinson 1983 Perge! Norris James R. Houston 1955 1956 Alfred L. Woodill 1946 Craig J. Yeager 1983 David S. Harrison (2) 1992 Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong Total $328.48 Perge! Wallace George C. Briggs Jr. 1947 texas @ F. L. Ballard 1955 Gregory F. Castle 1983 N. Michael Griffi th (8) 1973 Michael B. Jeffers 1962 arlington John E. Estes 1969 Alan W. Johnson 1937 Total $8,604.00 Donald T. McKay 1951 Purple Clematis R. Clark Pfl uger 1966 Donald J. Regan 1956 vermont Norman K. Thordarson 1963 Kirk D. Walden 1972 Jerry L. Pittman 1966 Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong Peter C. White Sr. 1952 Ft. Armstrong Bert E. Pope 1961 Philip DeToledo 1980 Paul A. Laliberte 1986 wabash Snowy White Owl Bruce A. Legan 1988 Delta Jeffrey M. Downey 1983 Snowy White Owl Golden Chain Thomas E. Allen 1943 Snowy White Owl Steve W. Sterquell 1975 Scott B. Parry 1985 Robert A. Ladue Jr. 1976 John H. Schroeder 1942 Donald H. Brazier Jr. 1954 Thomas C. Darden 1978 Bobby G. Waddle 1955 Thomas M. Paterson 1946 Lee K. Souter 2005 Canonsburg John D. Eicher 1940 D. Mark Smith 1983 Stephen S. Williams 1979 Delta Delta N. Clay Robbins 1979 Paul B. Helsby 1953 Friendship Friendship Earle F. Jones 1949 Timothy C. Ross 1986 White Star James M. Hilton 1956 Rickey Groves 1970 Bob E. Baublits Jr. 1977 George W. Mefferd 1948 Friendship John C. Schroeder 1969 Jasper V. Howard 1946 Richard A. Hewitt Jr. 2001 William J. Bearden 1966 Richard B. Miller 1957 David P. Harnois 1994 Purple Clematis Harold A. Moldstad Jr. 1956 Roger A. Hughes Jr. 1995 + W. Jaret Greaser 1998 Roland F. Moritz 1947 Jeffrey G. Schwartz 1993 Joseph D. Barnette Jr. 1961 Gary S. Olson 1973 Michael D. Jarrett 1972 D. Bruce Johnson 1956 Richard T. Morrow 1947 Roy G. Simpadian 2003 Robert Bracken 1943 W. Jeffers Pickard 1965 Willie R. Roberts 1978 Robert J. Manalli 1994 Richard Oberreiter 1984 Total $983.53 R. Michael Henderson 1961 D. Clinton Prescott Jr. 1946 Perge! Wallace Sean G. McMullen 2001 H. Ralph Snyder Jr. 1949 Ft. Armstrong H Cecil Webb 1950 Kirk D. Walden (6) 1972 C. Lance Nelson 2001 Walter W. Von Gremp Jr. Rick L. Allen 1962 R. Kirk Wilson 1960 Perge! Fairbanks Derek W. Plate 2006 1950 villanova Jeff D. Lundy 1978 Delta D. Mark Smith (1) 1983 Henry E. Ross 1979 Friendship Friendship John C. Meng Jr. 1966 H. H. Boyd Jr. 1944 Bruce A. Legan (4) 1988 Clayton D. Rudiger 2000 Max R. Allen 1957 Jeffrey A. Fuchs 1993 + Snowy White Owl George E. Casperson 1952 Total $3,213.48 Ronald L. Rushing 1951 + Lionel C. Banks II 1955 Jeremy A. Murphy 1995 J. Chris Bird 1967 Charles R. Ekberg 1968 Jeffrey S. Sage 2005 Richard B. Bradley 1957 John-Paul Tancona 2000 + Eric M. Cavanaugh 1976 Stuart W. Evey 1956 Mark P. Slaughter 1978 Frank G. Cavignac 1955 John B. Culley Jr. 1969 Rolf H. Falk 1952 texas @ san Nicholas W. Stephens 1974 Martin H. Conlin 1944 Edward A. Harlamert 1979 Steven C. Galbraith 1967 Ronald G. Stewart 1954 David S. Hancock Jr. 1984 virginia Donald B. Korb 1945 Gerald E. Gibbons 1953 antonio James P. Tapp 1958 Dennis Morrow 1952 White Star Robert H. Long 1939 Robert W. Juhl 1975 Friendship James M. Watson 1980 John M. Owen 1947 E. Hadley Stuart Jr. 1941 Robert E. Sonnemaker 1967 William L. Latimer 1948 Timothy R. Bowles 1999 Jimmy R. Weaver 1991 Richard F. Ringys 1979 Ft. Armstrong Thomas E. Woerner 1953 Leonard G. Perry 1956

Perge! Norris Robert T. Rohrbough 1959 Dale M. Duvall 1955 Delta Robert F. Philip 1940 Vance M. Hubbard (8) 1962 James M. Walters 1951 Snowy White Owl Theodore F. Holland III 1971 Gene B. Williams 1940 texas christian Jerry S. Rawls (5) 1967 Perge! Wilkinson Charles B. Arrington Jr. 1955 William E. Myers 1965 Friendship Ft. Armstrong Perge! Wilkinson Richard D. Naulty (8) 1953 Benjamin Michaelson Jr. 1957 Vance C. Parkhurst 1969 Dan W. Alexander 1953 Kevin T. Barnett 1995 E. Fred Currie (2) 1955 Perge! Wallace Delta Paul B. Van Ness 1977 Devin M. Bowman 1998 Snowy White Owl Robert F. Brown (7) 1959 Philip DeToledo (1) 1980 Robert A. Froehlich 1975 Friendship Tyler C. Davidson 1996 Kevin L. Kelley 1981 Perge! Wallace Perge! Fairbanks Alfred C. Shackelford Jr. 1951 William L. Beckwith 1947 Robert E. Hage 1939 Delta Marlis E. Smith (10) 1954 Alfred L. Woodill (4) 1946 Friendship Kevin T. Brechting 2000 Jake A. Hanover IV 2000 Cary P. Swindle 1988 Kenneth W. Whittington Donald J. Regan (3) 1956 William C. Childress 1957 Rand Burnette 1958 Paul G. Hodge 1986 Friendship (4) 1956 Gregory F. Castle (4) 1983 William R. Easton 1965 Robert E. Dickinson 1953 Richard C. McAuliffe Jr. 1967 David W. Allison 1987 C. Robert Black (1) 1957 Jeffrey M. Downey (2) 1983 Jonathan R. Hilliard 2007 Donald H. Dinwiddie 1956 Stephen P. Miller 1979 W. Steven Anderson 1984 O. Wayne Isom (7) 1962 Total $6,993.00 Michael A. Kutchever 1980 Nicholas N. Greenbaun 1957 Leon M. Moore 1955 Travis J. English 1998

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James G. Neil 1992 Laurence M. Smail 1959 James P. Tapp 1958 Burl S. Watson Jr. 1949 Lyman W. Newton 1959 Total $1,025.00 western ontario Gus S. Wetzel III 2001 wittenberg Robert F. Wolff Jr. 1958 Burr Odell 1937 Purple Clematis Laurence E. Wightman 1993 White Star Delta Tad B. Richards 2003 + John G. Starzynski 1974 Perge! Norris Benjamin A. Harris 1956 Timothy F. Daley 1981 Van R. Wilson 1957 washington Ft. Armstrong John F. White (10) 1967 G. David K. Hopper 1963 David E. Huhtala 1980 Perge! Wallace Mark P. Trenton 1986 Perge! Wallace Log Cabin Vincent T. Pace 1971 state Friendship Peter G. Welsh 1974 John C. Radovich (8) 1955 Ft. Armstrong Wilber B. Spalding Jr. (3) Walter M. Stewart 1954 Matthew F. Dunn 1993 Ft. Armstrong Michael B. Jeffers (4) 1962 Robert W. Higgins 1956 1952 Etienne Totti Jr. 1941 Joseph R. Matton 1991 Jeffrey J. Palker 1972 Norman K. Thordarson Augustan D. Kittson 1978 Perge! Fairbanks Dennis J. Wysocki 1981 Travis J. McFarlane 2004 David H. Prescott 1977 (5) 1963 Herbert V. Levinsky 1964 Robert P. Morf (1) 1939 Friendship Perge! Fairbanks Joseph E. Williamson 1967 Gary S. Olson (2) 1973 Snowy White Owl Total $13,371.88 Aaron M. Anderson 1993 John G. Starzynski (8) 1974 Snowy White Owl Perge! Fairbanks Gerald R. Fox 1959 Kenneth Charak 1974 Total $1,050.00 Austin D. Adams 1970 George C. Briggs Jr. 1947 Harlan R. Mayer II 1970 Richard N. Dresser 1966 Peter C. Anderson 1961 Donald H. Brazier Jr. (2) John D. Metcalf 1992 williams Brock A. Ehnert 2000 George A. Buckley Jr. 1980 1954 Ralph L. Rawson 1951 Snowy White Owl Leslie Flood 1948 Theodore J. Budach Jr. 1956 James R. Houston (5) 1955 Philip H. Smith 1966 westminster Robert B. Gillie 1943 Michael J. Irwin 1975 Ft. Armstrong Lynn N. Carlton 1964 Ronald D. Crockett (4) 1961 Dale L. Wierman 1964 Delta Robert Medeiros 1977 Robert H. Lingenfelter 1956 Donald S. Hauck 1956 Gary L. Ostenson (9) 1969 Delta Charles J. Kurtz III 1962 Jeffrey D. Perras 2006 + William E. Parrish 1957 John R. Newlin 1942 Total $10,405.00 Charles F. Diesen 1962 Friendship Roy A. Seaberg Jr. 1956 Snowy White Owl Delta Kelly W. Montfort 1964 Edward S. Baker Jr. 1943 H G. Stanton 1953 Thomas L. McDonald 1960 F. Ted Beckley 1955 James E. Reece Jr. 1961 J. Roger Moody 1954 David M. Vogt 1977 washington & Delta Rodney O. Borcherding 1959 Friendship Total $2,783.00 Thomas M. Murphy 1964 David T. Halkola 1944 Robby L. Borden 2008 + jefferson Friendship David A. Hammond 1968 Purple Clematis William H. Brooks 1989 wisconsin Jimmy D. Adams 1957 Richard F. Keier 1961 A. Wayne Cole 1950 Ralph R. Cabebe 1974 Ft. Armstrong yale Victor Adams V 1974 David E. Moeller 1963 Gordon A. Wilson Jr. 1946 William L. Daly 1996 Robert W. Wolfe 1938 Ft. Armstrong Robert A. Bickel 1961 Earl C. Sigg 1956 Ft. Armstrong Peter S. Dawson 1960 Snowy White Owl Peter R. Thompson 1945 Brian W. Dale 1989 Bertrand A. Trompeter 1950 Donald L. Wickerham 1972 Robin F. Elenga 1988 K. Bingham Cady 1955 Snowy White Owl David C. Martin 1989 Eric B. Westendorf 1992 Snowy White Owl Erik J. Fay 1999 James E. Freytag 1958 James R. Ellis 1943 Michael Perez 1985 Friendship Frederick A. Dimit 1943 Richard C. King 1964 Theodore J. Moreau 1969 Edman L. Gray 1961 Neal B. Prater 1956 John R. Gork 1984 Demas L. McVay Jr. 1955 Gordon C. McLean 1966 Delta Bruce Kendrick 1951 Dale G. Schaefer 1958 Edward D. Lamb 1935 Delta Clifford O. Ridgway 1972 + Anthony J. Haen Jr. 1957 Delta Andrew W. Walker 1955 James L. Landis 1963 William O. Ash 1940 Gene Sutton 1959 Stephen R. Moore 1964 William W. Betteridge 1948 Perge! Fairbanks Ernest M. Manuel Jr. 1980 Bert C. Engelhardt 1956 Willard C. Warehouse 1972 William G. Rasche 1976 Lester E. Frankenthal III William E. Parrish (4) 1957 David P. Meyer 1964 University of Texas Perge! Wallace James J. Sugden III 1977 1951 Thomas L. McDonald (2) Victor W. Moellering 1950 Robert M. Gordon Jr. 1952 Robert W. Higgins (2) 1956 Friendship Theodore T. Jones 1957 1960 Marc W. Myers 1989 James H. Norris Jr. 1975 Perge! Fairbanks M. Gregory Anunson 1969 Friendship Total $2,059.00 Bradley K. Rechel 1978 Harold W. Perkins 1941 John D. Metcalf (1) 1992 Gordon L. Brunsell 1956 Philip Allen III 1960 Dean W. Shaffer 1948 + Friendship Total $3,957.76 Stephen R. Carlton 1989 Richard L. Boyle 1952 Todd E. Williams 1982 Howard T. Alexander 1961 Dale D. Evenson 1951 Joseph F. Callo 1952 Stanley J. Wood 1946 William E. Allen 1953 william jewell John H. Hendricks 1964 Thomas F. Hartch 1963 Founders Perge! Wilkinson Allegheny College John M. Mulvoy 1983 David W. Mette 1966 west virginia John F. White 1967 G. David K. Hopper (8) 1963 Edward R. Bartley 1942 Snowy White Owl Louis R. Preysz III 1968 Robert J. Newman 1954 Log Cabin Perge! Wallace Wallace B. Greene 1979 Mark N. Roth 1977 Anthony I. Purtell 1983 + James C. Roberton 1961 Wilber B. Spalding Jr. 1952 Joseph E. Williamson (3) John T. Logan 1936 Delta David R. Rugolo 1988 Thomas E. Woodward 1954 Ft. Armstrong 1967 Scott D. Miner 1989 Harold J. Creel 1984 Dag Sohlberg 1965 Perge! Fairbanks Jack L. Capps 1947 Peter G. Welsh (6) 1974 Frank V. Petrone 1947 Mark W. Obermann 1976 J. Rodrigo Villa 1953 Peter R. Thompson (4) 1945 Snowy White Owl Eric B. Westendorf (1) 1992 Joseph J. Wagner Jr. 1984 Friendship David A. Vollrath 1976 Total $884.00 Myron E. Clark 1955 Perge! Fairbanks Total $3,378.43 David E. Cramer 1989 Malcolm P. West 1974 Kent T. Dicus 1980 Benjamin A. Harris (2) 1956 Thomas E. Lenhart 1977 + Total $2,075.00 Michael G. Fligg 1961 Jeffrey J. Palker (7) 1972 foundation James E. Lightner 1973 Robert P. Morf 1939 Total $8,602.48 washington & Joseph A. Piasente 1998 Gary G. Schneider 1963 wisconsin - friends Edward F. Tufford 2000 Thomas Marshall Delta lee Terry A. Wolfe 1973 Beechwood Educational Mark P. Foley 1975 eau claire Snowy White Owl Total $765.00 Royal Purple wpi Foundation James W. Woods II 1969 Ft. Armstrong Jordan M. Smith 1957 Todd M. Eberhardt 1989 Black Diamond Friendship Thomas I. Burns 1974 Samuel A. Syme Jr. 1956 Snowy White Owl Delta Kappa Chapter House Nicholaus C. Bartlow 2000 Hans H. Koehl 1956 Delta western Kyle C. Bliss 1995 Corporation (Davidson) William B. Black 1963 Snowy White Owl William F. Clayton 1948 Friendship Royal Purple michigan Loren H. Butler 1939 Paul R. Alasso 1954 C. Craig Fritsche 1953 Jesse L. Landre 2002 Alpha Omega Graduates Snowy White Owl John E. Dietrich 1949 Garry P. Balboni 1974 J. McLain Stewart 1938 Terrance J. Ostrander 1981+ Association, Inc. Timothy S. Rogowski 1979 William C. Hankins 1975 Todd R. Cimino 1984 Friendship Jason J. Seeger 2002 + Bryan Antonick Memorial Friendship John C. Hummel 1988 Albert Hardaker 1949 Rufus K. Barton III 1963 Michael D. Walters 1988 Golf Tournament Robert M. Abbott 1990 Brett D. Jones 2006 Paul A. Mannheim 1961 W. Rowland Denman 1955 Perge! Wilkinson Co-op Management Systems Marc J. VanBaalen 1994 Leonard L. Poppenhagen Orlando R. Mendez Jr. 1967 David L. Moore Jr. 1974 Todd M. Eberhardt (5) 1989 Mu Sigma Foundation Corey A. Watt 1999 1960 George R. Oliver 1982 James O. Phelps Jr. 1934 Perge! Fairbanks White Star Michael J. Wygocki 1986 Chad B. Ruoff 1998 John A. Pelli 1970 Eugene D. Seraphine 1941 Kyle C. Bliss (4) 1995 Ellen E. Fische AA Total $413.72 Jerald G. Scoﬁ eld 1950 Otto A. Wahlrab 1954 Total $2,686.96 Rho Phi House Corporation lifetime giving societies

+ New Donor AA Ad Astra Perge! Levels: Norris ($5,000+) Wilkinson ($2,000+) Wallace ($1,000+) Fairbanks ($500+)

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Nancy B. Davidonis Abram Penn & Peggy K. foundation Tommy & Nina Davidson + Staples John & Melanie Davis Doug Studer friends Hein & Susan de Hoog + James & Michelle Stutz Log Cabin John & Lynne Deal Stephen B. Surber II Arizona State University Robert Dempsey + Shannon & Paul Swanson memorial gifts Mary Lou Boucher Raymond & Betsy DiCarlo+ Kevin F. Sweeney Purple Clematis Lloyd & Sandra Doughty Julian & Evelyn Taylor Lambda Nu Graduate David & Shelley Edmonds + Andrew Torgerson Jerre G. Allen (Purdue Charles J. Camp (Ball Delta Xi at Berkeley Association Bruce Egger + David & Rebecca Triana 1950) by Louis R. Berner State 2007) by Charles & deceased brothers Ft. Armstrong Beverly A. Ervin + Janice A. & James B. Trotter (Purdue 1945); Lowell B. Deborah Camp by Robert E. Boeddiker Charles & Deborah Camp Kate Farrell James M. Tucker Jr. Mason (Purdue 1948) (California Berkeley 1945) Steven D. Gardner Dennis & Jacqulyn Farrelly Tom & Beth Tucker Charles A. Carroll Holly Haygood Jerry & Cheryl Fee + Audrey D. Turner Merle D. Allen (Oklahoma (Syracuse 1963) by Michael Gene A. Dieken (Wabash Welwood Family Foundation Kenneth File Gary & Candy Ward + 1925) by Roger D. Allen E. Chateauneuf (Syracuse 1967) by J. C. Bird (Wabash Snowy White Owl (Oklahoma 1951) 1965) 1967) Bill & Sue Floyd Richard Ward Lowell & Ruth Haga Joe & Linda Frazier Col. James & Mrs. Barbara Barbara J. Hales Richard B. Bailey (Oregon James E. Caswell Ray W. Dimit (Pittsburgh Susan & Tracey Gant + Waring Ronald Huseman State 1940) by David W. (SMU 1963) by Jerrold 1940) by Frederick A. Dimit Peter & Christine Geary Tom & Kim Weis Barbara Larson Graham (Oregon State 1944); Wanek (Iowa 1980); Gary (Washington & Jefferson James & Karen Giddens + Lois N. Welles Lindsey & Ken Meyersieck + A. B. Lind (Oregon State Griffi th; William O. Gamble 1943) Ira Gleiberman + Larry Stanton Wiese Delta 1943) (Oklahoma 1961) Elaina & Dennis Goldrick + Tripp Winn Campuspeak, Inc. Charles E. Dimit Doug & Linda Good + Gregory & Dianne Winsky Colorado Cable Alec F. Beck (Texas 1978) James J. Chae (Case (Pittsburgh 1939) GoodSearch Mary & Henry Zigtema + Telecommunications Assoc. by Brian D. Barnard (Texas Western Reserve by Frederick A. Dimit Bert & Frances Gordon Total $277,727.96 Environmental Science Corp. 1978) University 2000) by Kun (Washington & Jefferson Larry & Carol Green Esurance Inc. Chae (Case Western Reserve 1943) Amy Gregorius Nancy L. Garrett Patrick M. Belknap(Maine 2004) Gary Griffi th 2000) by Christopher J. Joseph W. Disque (Purdue JP Morgan Chase Bank Michael & Vicky Hasenour+ Isaacson (Maine 2001) William K. Clark (Texas 1961) by David L. Alexander Kirklin & Company Mac Hataway 1942) by Guy Borden (Texas Purdue 1962) Luminate, LLC David & Cheri Hood + Jeffrey A. Bland (Kansas 1942) Trevor & Sonia McGrath + Fred & Lucy Johnson 1982) by John H. Mitchelson John A. Donnal Clark & Mona Porche Jessica Jung (Kansas 1980) William B. 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Marable Virginia Anderson Investment Charitable Patrick J. Coughlin, Edward J. Evans (Purdue Tom & Jan McGraw + Patrick Angert Gift Fund; Thomas S. Ross (Kettering - A 1967) by 1959) by Richard A. Powell Ed & Grace McKinlay Dennis & Sharon Anthony + (Bucknell 1968); Mary Lou Donald G. Kowalke (Kettering (Purdue 1959) Robert S. & Sally Jackson Robert & Julie Armistead Boucher - A 1968) McLendon Jim & Sara Ball David L. Everhart Celso L. Mendes Suzette Ball Bryce J. Brisbin (Oregon Solon B. Cousins (Denison 1950) by University of Michigan Wendy Barden State 1944) by David (Richmond 1947) by Frank Margaret W. Everhart Robert J. Miller Bruce Barshop W. Graham (Oregon State G. Brunner (Chicago 1942) Mary Mason Morissette Scott C. Bogue + 1944) John S. Fisk (Oregon Jeffry Mullen Robert Boldt Warren B. Crow State 1941) by David W. Rebecca L. Nelms + Robert O. Brooks (SMU (Alabama 1952) by Joseph Graham (Oregon State 1944) Duane & Terri Bond Charles & Meredith 1958) by Scott Petty (Texas G. Gamble (Alabama 1950) John & Bonnie Bradley + Nelson III + 1960) Robert G. Fowler Robert & Kristine John & Cindy Neyland William J. Crowe (Oregon State 1939) by Brockman+ John & Pamela Nixon Philip M. Broughton (Oklahoma 1946) David W. Graham (Oregon Patrick & Susan Brosnahan Kevin & Josephine Nolan (Indiana 1965) by Norman by Howard S. Browne State 1944) David & Karen Burton + Paul & Debbie Norman E. Pfau (Indiana 1965) (Oklahoma 1946) John & Vickie Canaan Michael & Debbie O’Hara Jeffrey R. Garrett Shawn & Nancy Caric Online Resources Corp. Charles E. Brown David Crowson by Fred & (Missouri 1990) by Richard Mario Celli Outsourcing Marketing, Inc (William Jewell 1954) by Lucy Johnson D. McCormick (Iowa State Amanda Chamberlain Pfi zer Foundation Nancy B. Davidonis 1961); Shaw Construction; Linda Chaney Hank Pramov James L. Daugherty TRC Companies Inc.; Nancy Wayne Chang Colleen Preble Irby H. Brown by Robert A. (Wittenberg 1982) L. 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Matthew D. Edmonds Kevin W. Haga Brian J. Mastaler Pi Chapter, 1938 pledge Sigma Deuteron Lucas G. Temple (Knox (Auburn 2008) by David (Jacksonville 1992) by (Virginia Tech 2005) by class, at Allegheny College Chapter at Lafayette 2008) by Robert H. & Shelley Edmonds Lowell & Ruth Haga Warren C. Joyce (Rutgers by W. J. Aiken Jr. (Allegheny College by Charles E. Hugel Rawlings (Colorado College 1957) 1942) (Lafayette 1951) 1947) Adam B. Edmonds Robert M. Hall (Ohio (Auburn 2010) by David State 2007) by Robert L. Kelly McCray by Robert Jason A. Porche Sigma Tau Chapter Theta Chapter at the & Shelley Edmonds Hall (Ohio State 1975) C. McCray (Idaho 1967) (Georgia 2008) by Clark at the University of University of Alabama by & Mona Porche Washington by Harold Gordon L. Richardson Devin G. Egger (Iowa Clinton M. Hasenour Tremon T. McGrath A. 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Not For College Days Alone SPRING 2008 THE PHI GAMMA DELTA 65 y the time of the 57th Ekklesia at Fijis, of course, did not limit themselves A LOOK BACK AT Niagara Falls in 1905, the auto- to their annual gatherings. There were Bmobile was beginning to emerge also the yearly section conventions, as a competitor to the horse and buggy, although these tended to be dominated at least on the local scene. The editor of more by undergraduates. As had been the The Phi Gamma Delta thus described case eleven years earlier in Chicago, they the arrival of the delegates: “With a also came together in the summer of 1904 fi erce mixture of song and gasoline at the magnifi cent Louisiana Purchase fi lling the air, the fi rst cohort speeded Exposition in St. Louis, where the local up, and jumping from their coughing graduates maintained a house near the FIJI chariot, took the hotel in the name of fairgrounds to furnish hospitality for the HISTORY PHI GAMMA DELTA…Reinforcements visiting brothers. were steadily arriving, using every means of transit – rapid and otherwise – known Yet another favorite gathering place for fromfrom to history … Made bold by a moment’s Fijis was the Phi Gamma Delta Club The History of Phi Gamma Delta calm, the ‘Maid of the Mist’ peeped from of New York. Located at 34 West 44th 1848-1923 her retreat and the lonesome policeman Street, it provided lodging, dining and was about to steal forth to hunt a meal, entertainment for both local and visiting by but dodged back at some new alarm… brothers. It had a lobby and grill room William E. Parrish while Fijis to the left of him, Fijis to the on the lower fl oor, which “Have been (Westminster(Westminster 1957)1957) right of him, volleyed and thundered.” papered with a handsome buff paper, and pictures, donated by the members, To prove that these occasions were not have been hung upon the walls, mak- all business, the writer then proceeded ing the room extremely attractive.” The to the hijinks accompanying the conven- main fl oor had a “large front lounging tion. Using the heading “The Pyjambo- room…papered with an unusually hand- ree,” a term which would linger in Fiji some green Japanese burlap with a bronze lore for years thereafter, he recounted tint” and contained two pool tables and a how the brothers roamed the hotel billiard table. A reading and writing room, hallways and had a good time in the off decorated with “pennants of different hours. “Pandemonium. Niagara is noisy size and color, donated by the different at some points, but the falls are drowned chapters,” occupied the rear area. The now.” When the time came to end the upper fl oors contained several rooms for proceedings, our boisterous editor could overnight guests. only say, “The play is over – the lights fl ickering; but the actors are loath to The New York Club was an outgrowth leave…When, where or how we are to of a previous effort to establish such a meet again, no one knows. Next sum- place on a more modest scale in the late IfIf youyou wouldwould understandunderstand mer surely; somewhere in the United 1880s…Although this earlier attempt had anything,anything, States, no doubt; and as jolly a bunch as prospered for awhile, it ultimately disin- this year, let us hope.” Of the presiding tegrated for lack of interest. The move- observeobserve itsits beginningbeginning offi cer at this and the four subsequent ment to revive this idea got underway in andand itsits development.development. Ekklesiai, his biographer would later late 1905 with a series of “Fiji Jamborees,” - Aristotle write that Newton Baker “regarded fra- which continued on into early 1907, ternal conventions as ‘sentimental jour- chiefl y at the Hotel Astor. That summer, neys’ and attended as many as he could.”9 Orion H. Cheney (NYU 1897), and a small Indeed, of the twenty-two between 1891 group of others, decided that a more per- and 1913, Baker was present for twenty. manent arrangement needed to be made. That was a record shared by several oth- Young struggling attorneys, they wanted ers before and since. Let it never be said a place where they could come regularly that our forebears did not enjoy them- to meet with the other brothers in a re- selves, just as we do on these important laxed atmosphere. By November, they had occasions in the life of our Fraternity! secured rooms at the Hotel Royalton on West 44th Street and launched a new Phi Gamma Delta Club. The Phi Gamma Delta Club of New York

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JAMES E. student affairs, his department oversaw WILLIAM J. CROWE JR. (Oklaho- CASWELL nearly 200 student organizations. He ma 1946) passed ad astra October 18, (Southern was a faculty member in SMU’s Center 2007. Brother Methodist for Dispute Management and Conﬂ ict Crowe, a rear 1963), former Resolution and also taught an under- admiral in the Archon Presi- gradute leadership course, as well as U.S. Navy, dent 2000-02, being an ordained minister in the United was appointed passed ad astra on Methodist Church. His many honors and 11th chairman October 22, 2007. awards included a Fulbright Fellowship, of the Joint Spanning nearly an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, Chiefs of Staff 50 years with Pillar of the Profession Award for out- by Presi- SMU, Brother Caswell’s years of service standing service in student affairs, and dent Ronald to the University began in 1964 as a the Vision Award from Delta Delta Delta Reagan. In graduate residence hall director, then an for his contributions to the interfraternal 1989, he was responsible for signing the instructor in SMU’s University Col- movement. He was named Outstanding agreement with Soviet military leaders lege, and on to such positions as dean of Administrator twice by the SMU Stu- that reduced tensions of the Cold War. men, dean of residential living and dean dent Senate and received the “M” Award, In 1986, he oversaw the bombing strikes of student life. Estimates are that he SMU’s highest honor for outstanding against Libya in retaliation for a terror- touched the lives of nearly 40,000 SMU service to the University. He had been ist bombing in West Berlin. He also was students out of an alumni population a 10-year member of the Foundation’s responsible for protecting oil tankers of 100,000. From 1998 until his retire- Perge! Society recognizing unrestricted in the Persian Gulf during the Iran-Iraq ment in April 2007, as vice president for gifts. war. It was his quick apology in 1988

ALABAMA BALL STATE COLGATE Norman R. Blaylock 1965, 12/29/2007 Michael John Grembowicz 2009, 11/15/2007 David A. MacLean 1983 Warren B. Crow 1952, 12/12/2007 BRITISH COLUMBIA Charles H. Stillman 1945, 12/9/2007 William T. Gaskell 1946, 11/15/2007 William K. Lindsay 1942, 2/5/2008 COLORADO Robert L. Morris 1952 BROWN Larry L. Bean 1957, 10/15/2006 ALLEGHENY Corley M. Gross 1960 John E. Freeman 1938, 12/27/2007 A. Clarke Beiler 1933, 7/13/2006 Howard Sloneker 1942, 2007 William E. Phelps 1950 Roger B. Flint 1942 John A. Washburn 1947 Christopher E. Todd 1991, 8/10/2005 Charles N. Geisler 1945 BUCKNELL COLORADO COLLEGE Sterling G. McNees 1943 George M. Cohan 1941 Harry J. Waters 1948, 2/12/2008 James M. Phythyon 1948 John M. Kingsbury 1941, 12/5/2007 COLUMBIA Herb E. Ransford Jr. 1938, 4/7/2008 Robert W. Thorburn 1932, 2000 Anthony C. Zambelli 1965, 2004 CALIFORNIA @ BERKELEY AMHERST Peter M. Dunn 1949 CORNELL Thomas M. Flanagan 1942, 5/2007 Paul F. Thomas 1942, 4/14/2007 CALIFORNIA @ LOS ANGELES Harry L. Martien 1938, 1/4/2008 ARIZONA Robert E. Cooling 1946, 11/20/2007 Ronald P. Shaw 1954 Clyde G. Nixon 1957, 4/29/2007 Gail W. Rogers 1951, 4/25/2007 CALIFORNIA @ RIVERSIDE John F. Schoedinger 1935, 6/23/2007 Bernard W. Simons 1947, 3/4/2008 DARTMOUTH Kenneth E. Uvodich 1958, 1/26/2004 Scott A. Iteen 1983, 2/13/2008 Philip W. Brown 1944, 4/2003 John M. Wallace 1968, 12/2005 CASE WESTERN RESERVE Richard A. Marsh 1956 Edward S. Hamilton 1945, 10/23/2006 ARIZONA STATE DAVIDSON Scott A. Wallace 1972, 4/2007 Donald F. Tuzin 1967, 10/17/2007 CHICAGO Bobby G. Gibson 1952, 8/22/2007 ARKANSAS Robert J. McMullen 1945 Allan V. Jay 1945, 6/16/2004 Don D. Miller 1983, 10/4/2002 William H. McReynolds 1941, 12/8/2007 Stuart P. Lloyd 1943, 10/20/2007 AUBURN I. Slaydon Myers 1952, 6/10/2006 Sanford S. Maremont 1947, 4/7/2005

Charles C. Logan 1980 Warren M. Scott 1954

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that defused a near-war situation when a rage that had extended internationally. and articles, he U.S. warship in the Persian Gulf mistook He had opened a newly designed manu- co-authored an a civilian jetliner for a military attack facturing facility in 2004 to produce innovative teach- fi ghter and destroyed it, killing 290 Ecotane®, the company’s trademark ing program in the people. In his 47-year military career, he product, a low-toxicity fuel additive early 1960s using was commander in chief of NATO forces used by refi neries and gasoline blenders the medium of in southern Europe and led the U.S. in 70 countries to boost octane levels television. Brother Pacifi c Command, in addition to serving and reduce emissions. The company was Hauser also held as chairman of the President’s Foreign highly focused on reducing worker expo- several leader- Intelligence Advisory Board under sure to hazardous and environmentally ship positions in President Bill Clinton. In 1994, Brother dangerous chemicals. He had served on various charitable Crowe was appointed ambassador to the advisory board of the University of and civic organizations. Honors included the Court of St. James’s Palace, the royal Florida’s chemical engineering depart- the Outstanding Service Award from the court of the United Kingdom. ment for 10 years and chaired it in 2005. City of Roanoke, VA, and the Lifetime Achievement Award from Auburn Uni- R. SCOTT GALLAGHER (Florida WILLIAM R. HAUSER (Denison versity. In 1985, he was admitted to the 1981) passed ad 1950), former Archon President 1970-72, Toastmasters International Hall of Fame, astra December 19, passed ad astra October 31, 2007. He was and then in 1986 was named Toastmas- 2007. He was the appointed Phi Gamma Delta’s Graduate ter of the Year of Toastmasters Interna- marketing director Secretary in 1963, in between numerous tional. Additionally, he was a 32nd de- of T2 Laboratories academic positions in Georgia, Califor- gree Mason. He was instrumental in the in Jacksonville, nia, Alabama, Pennsylvania and Virginia. chartering of Alpha Upsilon at Auburn FL, a company he He remained active in academia until age University, as well as Kappa Deuteron started in his ga- 81. In addition to many scholarly journals at the University of Georgia, where his

DENISON Irvin L. Hopkins 1941, 9/4/2007 Dumont F. Elmendorf 1945 John G. Olt 1965, 1/4/2008 John H. Payne 1956, 3/31/2007 John H. Ensey 1941, 5/15/2004 David W. Savage 1959, 1/26/2008 ILLINOIS Lewis H. Ford 1949, 2/12/2007 John J. Seehof 1944 Alban W. Mann 1954, 2/17/2008 Paul J. Fox 1986 Robert M. Sibbison 1943, 10/24/2007 Irving R. Seely 1935, 2/6/2006 Guy F. F. Garman 1944, 2/20/2005 Claude A. Welles 1942, 4/22/2007 Richard R. Whitney 1962, 6/6/2007 Reynolds C. Graves 1967 DEPAUW INDIANA Paul M. Griber 1950 Charles E. Heidenreich 1961 John R. McCullough 1934, 11/26/2007 Roderick M. Howard 1950 James M. Henderson 1951 Harold H. Negley 1944, 2/9/2008 Ronald A. Hunt 1960, 1/19/2006 J. Russell Herman 1952 Richard C. Smith 1950 Raymond B. Mehlig 1944, 6/13/2007 Stanley L. Howard 1950 Richard G. Weigel 1959, 5/7/2007 George P. Nichol 1945, 10/19/2007 Owen H. Jones 1949 Jack S. Peck 1945, 11/15/2007 FLORIDA George Karman 1951 Dallas G. Rayl 1947, 6/15/2007 G. Douglas Barcus 1949 Linton E. Kilmon 1958 Robert S. Gallagher 1981, 12/19/2007 IOWA Wilbur H. G. Kouk 1952 William T. Hegert 1970, 2/25/2008 William M. Clark 1944, 11/7/2005 Quintus A. Langstaff 1950 Richard M. Kowalske 1949 John C. Voss 1937, 4/19/2007 John H. Lawrence 1956 Walter T. Vetter 1950, 2007 Donald N. Wagner 1943 Richard A. Leavell 1948 FLORIDA STATE IOWA STATE Robert C. Lloyd 1943, 2006 Thomas L. Mackiewicz 1968 Frank E. Hall 1951, 9/21/2007 William R. Mace 1944 Anthony Mastrantonio 1994, 1/23/2005 Walter N. Neumann 1939, 2/28/2008 Robert H. MacGill 1944 Brian F. Williams 1975, 2/15/2008 Gordon R. Prentice 1955, 9/30/2007 Raymond U. May 1957 GEORGIA TECH Charles M. Reid 1952, 3/24/2008 Emmett F. McGee 1981 Seymour C. Anderson 1955 John D. Slemmons 1954 D. Allan Mills 1952 Harold J. Von Hasseln 1944, 9/11/2007 Robert G. Thomson 1956, 2/2007 Ralph D. Natale 1955 GETTYSBURG JOHNS HOPKINS William J. Oberle 1981 Russell N. Leidy 1948, 10/28/2007 William J. Armiger 1952 Donald R. Pfarr 1952 John W. McCarrell 1940, 2003 Charles B. Browne 1953 Gordon H. Puryear 1953 Robert D. Nix 1966, 9/20/2007 Lucien N. Brush 1980 Thomas P. Reid 1949 Jack B. Candler 1945 Frank G. Roberts 1948 HANOVER Harry W. Rudel 1945 Robert E. Everett 1952, 12/1/2007 John D. Coulter 1975 Lester H. Crowther 1955 Austin F. Schmidt 1962 Warren L. Luckett 1950, 3/18/2008 Joseph A. Shields 1961 James W. Rankin 1939, 1/1/2008 John L. Dashiells 1965, 3/16/2004 Frederick T. DeCock 1942, 12/18/2003 Hyland P. Stewart 1943 IDAHO Robert E. Duke 1945, 8/9/2007 William S. Stocksdale 1955 Alan Y. Clarke 1939, 11/2004 John F. Duke 1949 Phillip M. Sutley 1962

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grandson, Barrett Grant (2009), is now He also authored “Shaw’s Music” and where he served several years on the a brother. “Collected Plays,” a seven-volume set board of directors and chaired special that features the famous play “Pygma- events to raise funds to support the DAN H. LAURENCE (New York lian,” among numerous other works. He Home. He was recognized as Volunteer 1964), who was initiated by the Nu was an honored recipient of John Simon of the Year in 2000 and received a letter Epsilon Chapter while a professor at Guggenheim Foundation fellowships of commendation from Congressman New York University, passed ad astra in 1960, 1961 and 1972. In WWII, he Steve Horn (R-CA). He then intensiﬁ ed February 5, 2008. Brother Laurence was served with the Army Air Forces in New his volunteer work, focusing on Long known throughout literary circles as Guinea, the Philippines and Australia. Beach City College, where he raised an eminent scholar and bibliographer money to support scholarships for the of George Bernard Shaw. He served for ALBAN W. MANN JR. (Illinois College’s Foundation and, most recently, many years as the literary and dramatic 1954) passed ad astra on February 17, served on the Foundation Board of adviser to Shaw’s estate in England. 2008. President of Phi Gamma Delta’s Governors. He was widely regarded as the world’s Long Beach Graduate Chapter since leading authority on Shaw, and as such, 1997, Brother Mann had served as an served as editor of executive with American Express, the multi-volume Montgomery Ward and Mattel. For Shaw Bibliogra- his involvement in the community, he phy, in addition to received the Outstanding Community Shaw’s “Collected Service Award in 1975 for serving two Letters,” a four- terms as president of the local sports volume compi- boosters. As he became more aware of lation of 2,500 at-risk children, his interests beneﬁ tted correspondences. the Long Beach Youth Home Boosters,

Thaddeus W. Swank 1949 Charles K. Foster 1945, 12/2/2007 NEBRASKA Paul M. Tocci 1955 Edward T. McManus 1954, 3/4/2008 Robert L. Harris 1938, 10/31/2007 Francis N. Trott 1949 Robert B. Preble 1950 Harold R. Partridge 1950, 3/13/2008 Robert B. Wagner 1950 MARYLAND Charles L. Pedersen 1954 George H. Warner 1952 Jason D. Hadeed 1996, 2/8/2008 Stuart P. Wiley 1940, 11/4/2007 Richard B. Whipp 1954 MEMPHIS Claude R. Wright 1942, 10/8/2007 LEHIGH Charles Rick Beavers 1998, 3/21/2008 NEW MEXICO David F. Gearhart 1944, 4/2/2008 MICHIGAN Robert D. Hindi 1972, 2006 KANSAS William F. Dawson 1943, 4/5/2008 NEW YORK Larry J. Borden 1962, 11/6/2007 Karl D. Hermanson 1972 William R. Mott 1980, 10/2007 Aaron Bradley Caldwell 2007, 11/10/2007 Jerome S. Miller 1943, 5/28/2007 NORTH ALABAMA Emmett M. Duncan 1950, 11/21/2007 Ladimir Moudry 1935, 2/21/2008 Donnie R. Guyse 1982, 1/6/2008 Spencer P. Garrett 1962, 10/30/2007 Chuck S. Trzcinski 1971 NORTH CAROLINA Terry K. Malott 1958, 1/22/2008 MINNESOTA Paul B. Bissette 1947, 1/25/2008 Herman K. Widick 1953, 9/28/2007 Robert F. Korsmo 1944, 5/29/2007 Julian C. Brantley 1940, 12/22/2007 KENTUCKY Robert E. Larson 1956, 10/28/2007 Jack Edwards 1949, 4/8/2007 Anthony W. Newkirk 1963 Robert V. Magnuson 1937, 10/21/2007 James I. Groome 1943, 8/7/2007 KETTERING - A MISSOURI Lawrence M. Johnson 1947, 1/2008 William E. Pedersen 1966, 8/27/2007 Albert R. Bienert 1947, 7/4/2007 NORTHWESTERN KNOX Robert C. Dodson 1952, 1/27/2008 Frederick J. Emmenegger 1933, 6/6/2007 George H. Brown 1942, 6/6/2007 James W. Kramer 1989, 1/4/2003 Ronald F. Riba 1954, 2/10/2008 William C. Ingersoll 1951, 5/21/2007 Ralph D. Priesmeyer 1940, 1/2008 Eugene G. Sheasby 1939, 12/2007 Charles R. Williams 1942, 1/22/2008 MIT Howard VanDis 1942, 8/2003 LAFAYETTE Robert B. Brown 1952, 7/6/2007 OCCIDENTAL Frederick J. Brown 1935, 4/24/2003 MCGILL Adrian W. Adams 1945, 3/31/2007 Samuel M. Jackson 1954, 9/18/2007 William L. Verrier 1955, 2/7/2008 Rodman W. Kotter 1947, 2007 LEHIGH MIAMI OHIO STATE Thomas L. Haught 1952, 7/14/2004 Douglas T. Beebe 1961 Norman C. Cammerer 1937, 10/25/2007 James B. Kingham 1953 George E. Hibbs 1975, 5/2/2007 Paul R. Lorey 1946, 10/25/2006 LOUISIANA STATE Ralph S. Paffenbarger 1944, 7/9/2007 MICHIGAN STATE Robert R. Rhodes 1944, 8/29/2007 Donald L. Hoover 1956, 12/23/2007 David R. Lee 1983, 2/1/2008 MAINE OHIO WESLEYAN MISSISSIPPI STATE R. Gary Crystal 1963, 1/2/2008 John W. Brookings 1949, 12/3/2007 Paul H. Decker 1982, 1/1/2008 Leon F. Brown 1950, 7/3/2007 Robert V. Guelich 1938, 9/10/2007

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TENNESSEE Robert H. Bruner 1976, 3/9/2008 Remembering Brothers with Memorial Gifts Howard C. Johnson 1940, 12/8/2007 TEXAS Perhaps there’s a brother who has had a major impact on your life as a Phi Robert L. Bolin 1948, 3/23/2006 Gam, but when he passes ad astra, you don’t know what to do to appro- Barney G. Graham 1967, 12/25/2007 priately express how much he has meant to your development. Robert M. Martin 1942, 12/8/2007 August J. Proll Jr. 1947, 3/15/2008 With Phi Gamma Delta at the heart of your relationship, you can William W. Swanson 1942, 3/31/2008 Chester R. Upham 1945, 1/24/2008 always send a gift to the Educational Foundation in memory of the brother, noting his name, school and class year. Use the giving enve- TEXAS TECH George C. Wilson 1940, 1/23/2008 lope that’s included in the middle of this issue. TORONTO Thomas R. B. Clarke 1950 Memorial contributions are listed annually in the Educational Founda- Gordon M. Richardson 1950, 10/31/2007 tion’s Honor Roll of Donors, which can be found in the spring issue. UNION James P. Harrigan 1978, 12/24/2007 UTAH Chad Morgan 1988, 8/1/2007 OHIO WESLEYAN Page L. Ewell 1959, 11/3/2007 Zane R. Sentker 1989, 2001 M. John Hanni 1948, 2/9/2008 Hugh E. Fraser 1952, 5/22/2005 VIRGINIA Charles L. Merwin 1934, 10/26/2007 John K. Goolsby 1954 Robert G. Remington 1947 William R. Stewart 1962, 10/18/2007 Marion L. Hall 1958, 12/11/2007 Robert P. Schlenger 1953, 7/2007 OKLAHOMA J. Van R. Kelly 1954 WASHINGTON J. Ashton Kesler 1958, 11/5/2007 Jack G. Clark 1945, 2/20/2008 Richard C. Easter 1940 Jesse H. Mabry 1945 Russell W. Dozier 1953, 10/27/2007 Negley F. England 1935, 9/20/2007 Charles A. Mink 1954, 12/18/2007 Ray Kinsinger 1961, 10/23/2007 Ronald B. Garretson 1943, 10/19/2007 Lloyd V. Morris 1955, 11/6/2003 O. H. Rundell 1962, 11/11/2007 Eugene W. Mercer 1950, 1/20/2008 Woodrow W. Paris 1940, 2/24/2005 David M. Roderick 1944, 12/4/2007 OKLAHOMA STATE William A. Powell 1938, 3/13/2007 Jack R. Springgate 1945, 1/29/2008 Monroe W. Kriegel 1967, 9/1/2000 Bernard G. Ragland 1956, 12/18/2004 OREGON Thomas R. Storer 1968 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON Harold G. Schluter 1943, 1/12/2008 D. Nelson Sutton 1948 Alfred Tuttle 1932, 4/1/2008 OREGON STATE George J. Weeden 1964 WESTERN ONTARIO Lowell R. Brisbin 1948, 1/8/2008 RUTGERS George N. Isaac 1973 Myron E. Doty 1941, 2/6/2008 Leon P. Kays 1943 WISCONSIN Charles R. Fuller 1935, 10/9/2007 Frederick E. Pfaff 1949 Donald J. Esser 1948, 12/4/2004 Thomas B. Henshaw 1944, 8/27/2006 SAN JOSE STATE Frederic R. Holt 1934, 2001 Ronald L. Ring 1950, 6/27/2007 Harit K. Parekh 2001, 1/27/2007 Donald W. MacDonald 1954 Ronald L. Ring 1981, 7/2007 Brian S. Rosa 2000, 3/15/2008 Richard L. Neuman 1958, 11/22/2007 Gerald W. Ulett 1951, 2/2008 SEWANEE WABASH PENNSYLVANIA Kyle Wheelus 1952, 11/26/2007 George E. Compton 1931, 4/29/2007 Edwin J. Carey 1960, 10/18/2007 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Henry W. Dunn 1946, 5/30/2007 Jack C. Lugrin 1943, 9/16/2005 Edward J. Mitchell 1964, 4/21/2007 Raymond James Dunning 1954, 3/3/2008 Francis P. Spalding 1951, 5/2001 A. Denison Weaver 1951, 6/21/2007 SOUTHERN METHODIST PENNSYLVANIA STATE WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON Robert O. Brooks 1958, 8/31/2007 Byron M. Emery 1949 Dean E. Krauter 1946, 3/9/2005 Mark D. Buckner 1977, 12/9/2007 Gazexer G. Green 1943, 11/30/2007 Charles S. Wilder 1938, 11/19/2007 Robert A. Morgan 1944, 1/2/2008 Joseph C. Vick 1973 STANFORD WASHINGTON & LEE PITTSBURGH V. Alen Hollomon 1965, 10/4/2007 Philip A. Baird 1951, 8/2/2005 Kirk E. Evans 1953, 1/11/2008 Todd Gardner 1944, 7/24/2006 WESTERN MICHIGAN Frank R. Graham 1947, 2/8/2008 Kirk G. Barker 1980, 10/10/2007 Eugene W. Johannesmeyer 1948, 2001 Omer H. Patrick 1954 John S. Ridinger 1948, 5/2006 Joe W. Smith 1941, 12/11/2007 WILLIAM JEWELL Joseph L. Roberts 1941, 4/15/2007 SYRACUSE Charles E. Brown 1954, 10/21/2007 William A. Robinette 1951, 1/28/2008 George R. Axelson 1952 Lee D. Hansen 1962, 7/20/2007 Richard H. Brown 1948, 10/16/2007 Robert E. Mabrey 1939, 2004 PURDUE Judson L. Palmer 1937, 1/12/2008 John R. Burchfield 1946, 10/21/2007 Daniel L. Carroll 1966, 11/19/2007 Jacob Q. Mueller 1941, 5/11/2007 Lester H. Dye 1942, 2000 WITTENBERG David R. Price 1962, 1/1/2008 Christopher David Hays 1993, 2/6/2008 David E. Albl 1955, 9/29/2007 Richard H. Stiffler 1951, 9/2/2007 John H. Locke 1950 WPI Robert B. Wiltshire 1938, 6/25/2007 Francis J. O’Connor 1940 Howard W. Haynes 1938, 4/2007 Stuart F. Parker 1955, 12/17/2005 YALE RICHMOND Jay R. Pinover 1961, 10/18/2007 Anthony Morse 1943, 11/6/2007 Robert A. Browning 1948, 11/2002 George A. Sisson 1942 Noble K. Pierce 1949, 5/21/2007 John R. Chappell 1948 Wayne E. Steele 1945, 8/14/2007 Alfred J. Dickinson 1937, 12/31/2000

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ARCHONS President: Eugene D. “Buddy” Coté III (Maine 1981) Vice President: William R. Miller (Indiana 1962, Purdue 1996) Treasurer: Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) Secretary: Ronald L. Thomas (Georgia Tech 1968) FRATERNALLY Councilor: Dustyn J. Curran (Iowa State 2007) Councilor: Benjamin W. Deschner (Purdue 2009) SPEAKING Councilor: Jeffrey M. Downey (UCLA 1983) Councilor: James B. Hickey (Illinois 1975) Councilor: Orsen E. Paxton III (Texas @ Arlington 1971)

HEADQUARTERS STAFF 1201 Red Mile Road, P. O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY I knew a fellow in college who planned to • Seven IFC presidents, 40544-4599, (859) 255-1848, Fax (859) 253-0779 Executive Director: William A. Martin III (Mississippi go into the ministry. When asked about the 16 IFC vice presidents, State 1975) challenge of preparing a moving, thoughtful and eight IFC committee Chief Financial Offi cer: William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) Director of Chapter Services: J.B. Goll (Nebraska 2001) sermon on a weekly basis, he said that he chairmen. Director of Education: Robert B. Caudill (Akron 2004) Director of Expansion: Marcus W. Hitt (Wittenberg 2005) did not intend to follow the pattern of most Director of Information Systems: Suzette Ball Director of Communications: Melanie Musick ministers, spending hours sweating and • Two student body Field Secretaries: J.P. Chibuk (Alberta 2006); R. Jesse Hitt (Wittenberg 2007), Matthew M. Edgar (British agonizing over just the right words to say. presidents and 10 Columbia 2007); Justin M. Burns (Ohio State 2007); He would step into the pulpit at each service student government Jonathan R. Hilliard (Virginia 2007) Executive Administrative Assistant: Joan Schmidt and wait for Divine Inspiration. senators/offi cers. Coordinator of Membership/HR: Amy Watson Coordinator of Ofc Affairs/Special Events: Crystal Trimble Ex. Dir. Bill Martin Bookkeeper: Donna Young I never heard how that worked out for him. • One Greek Man of the Year and two Home- Receptionist/Membership Assistant: Kitty Brown APPOINTED GENERAL OFFICERS coming Kings. Curator of Archives: Towner A. Blackstock (Davidson 1994) Often when I sit down to write this column, Director of Housing: Clark A. Robertson (Nebraska I am looking for a little inspiration myself – • Trophies in 22 intramural sports and two 1982) Educational Director: William R. Bracewell (Georgia some experience, vision or insight that will overall intramural champs. Faculty) General Counsel: Scott J. Mikulecky (Colorado State break the grip of writer’s block and allow 1982) Historian: William E. Parrish (Westminster Faculty) some meaningful message to pour forth. • Nine chapters that were tops in grades Public Relations Director: Joshua C. Holly (Tennessee 1997) among fraternities on their campuses, and one Ritualist: Charles E. “Ed” Gabe (Hanover 1990) That type of inspiration does not come often, Rhodes Scholar thrown in for good measure. PHI GAMMA DELTA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDA- but this is one time when it did. And it did TION 1201 Red Mile Road, P. O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY not come from above, but from our under- . . . it did not come from 40544-4599 graduate brothers. As I was editing the “On EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: George W. Bramblett Jr. (SMU 1963) Campus” pages of this issue, in which we above, but from our Vice President: Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) Secretary: Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) chronicle the activities of our undergraduate Treasurer: Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) undergraduate brothers. Exec Member: Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan chapters and brothers, I was fi lled with pride 1955) at the magnitude of their accomplishments DIRECTORS Peter F. Clark (Kettering 1968) and contributions. All of this is just from the 50% of chapters and F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) colonies that sent in their accomplishments, Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) Here is what those pages reveal: and largely for only the fi rst half of the aca- Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1959) demic year. Sam Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) Theodore W. Thomas (Missouri 1959) • Over $300,850 raised for charity, through James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) football runs, dance marathons, a triathlon, a A graduate brother wrote recently stating DIRECTORS EMERITI Emlyn I. Griffi th (Colgate 1942) cheerleading competition, a golf tournament, that he sensed a diminished interest in com- C. James Jessee Jr. (Virginia 1949) Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) a community fun run, a dunking booth, a munity service and philanthropy among Peter O’Malley (Pennsylvania 1959) dodgeball tournament…and a toga party. today’s students. I suggested that he keep an George C. Sternad Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1948, Penn. 1948) eye out for this spring issue and read the “On THE PHI GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION OF CANADA • Thousands of hours given to helping others Campus” section. If he does, I believe that he 20 Raintree Path, Etobicoke, ON M9C 5A9, Canada will be amazed at the leadership our brothers EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE through blood drives, coaching youth sports President: L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) teams, delivering meals on wheels, visiting are showing, not only in their commitment to Treasurer: F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) in nursing homes, cleaning up beaches and service, but in all the activities that make for a DIRECTORS Gordon A. Elliott (British Columbia 1955) highways, a canned food drive, Special Olym- well-rounded student and fraternity man. William H. Geary (McGill 1956) Landon L. LeClair (Alberta 1994) pics, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and hosting 40 Robert E. McCulloch (Toronto 1965, W. Ontario 1969) David B. L. McQuaig (Calgary 1987) cancer patients at a college football game. I believe that he will be reminded, as I am so Ashley O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) often by our undergraduate brothers, of why he Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971) • Brothers from fi ve chapters participating is so proud to be a Fiji. U.S. & CANADIAN FOUNDATIONS STAFF Executive Director: Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden- in Habitat for Humanity projects in their Sydney 1986) Chief Operating Offi cer: William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) own cities, on the Gulf Coast, and in Mexico. 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