An Iota’s Worth THE ALUMNI AND PARENTS NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 1959 South Columbine Street l Denver l Colorado 80210 l www.duzbt.com l Spring 2018 IOTA CHAPTER DOMINATES 2018 DU AWARDS! Iota had a very successful night at the 2018 Fraternity and Sorority Life Awards. Fraternity and Sorority Life Awards aka FSL Awards given by the University of Denver and won by Iota chapter included: Excellence in Academic Achievement, Excellence in Philanthropy and Community Service, Excellence in External Relations, Excellence in Member Development, Excellence in Chapter Management, Excellence in Inclusive Excellence, and Adam Segall our immediate past president was honored as President of the Year and Greg Grauberger was honored as Faculty Advisor of the Year.

IOTA Won the 1st Annual Awards IFC Lacrosse Tournament!

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Iota Chapter A Powerhouse of Excellence at DU

IOTA ADVISORS’ UPDATE As another school year comes to a close we are pleased to report that Iota’s remain A Powerhouse of Excellence at DU. At the recent Greek Awards ceremony the chapter received recognition in seven out of the eight categories for excellence in academic achievement, excellence in philanthropy and community service, excellence in external relations, excellence in member development, excellence in chapter management, and excellence in inclusive excellence. Adam Segall our immediate past president was honored as President of the Year and Greg Grauberger was honored as Faculty Advisor of the Year. Kudos to both of them. With a brotherhood of over 108 men, IOTA is the biggest and best chapter at DU. We thank Adam Segall and all of his officers and chairmen for a job well done. We are also very impressed with Sonny Davis and his team for their efforts to date. We think they bode well for another great upcoming school year. My thanks go out to my fellow advisors for their efforts and a special thank you to Don Reisfeld, who does an outstanding job as our newsletter publisher and editor. We are thrilled to announce the chapter’s website has been updated. We encourage alumni to go to the Alumni tab and look around. There you will find composites going back to the 1940s and hundreds of pictures from yesteryears and our reunions. It is a great trip down memory lane. Alas, we have credited a virtual scrapbook for alumni to enjoy forever. Check out http://www.duzbt.com. We are also excited to announce that ZBT’s Annual International Convention and Leadership School will be held in Denver August 1st-4th next year. This is in honor of CU’s and DU’s founding as Phi Sigma Delta chapters in 1919 and 1920 respectively. It is fitting that our Centennial is being celebrated in Colorado The Centennial State. Preliminary plans are being made for a reunion and celebration in fall of 2020 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of our chartering at DU. Stay tuned for details. C, F & S, Steve Ehrlich Chapter and House Corporation Advisor On behalf of Gary Berz, Scott Adams, Ben Brentin, Marc Goldenberg, Ryan Martin, Gage Crispe, Cole Caulkins, Kyle Leigh, Dr. Mike Tracey, and Greg Grauberger, Faculty Advisor – House Corporation: Gary Berz and Chris Fettig 2 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Letter from ZBT’s Executive Director

Dear Brothers: It has been an interesting and challenging year for our industry. Anyone who reads the news has seen the headlines. Now, more than ever, Fraternity men need to come together and remind our- selves about the commitments we made on the night of initia- tion. When done right, Fraternity is a force for good. One that can make a good man, a great man. One that can improve grades, RECRUITMENT service to the community, and shape a successful future for Recommendations those who maximize the opportunities afforded to them. Wanted... ZBT continues to push the envelope with programming when it comes to Hate Prevention and healthy relationships. We have We are looking for a few great men. If you know any doubled down on our stance against pledging with the creation men that will be attending of a revised JOURNEY program to be introduced this summer at DU please send his name the 2018 International Convention in Los Angeles. We have and contact information to trained more than 50 staff and volunteers to facilitate the Peter Johnston our recruit- Alcohol Skills Training Program for brothers so they can under- ment chairman at: stand how to react when brothers need help. These are just [email protected] some examples of what ZBT is doing to lead the way. To make a recruitment rec- ommendation for any other As always, an important factor contributing to successful chap- chapter, please go to: ters are those with volunteers serving in advisory roles. http://www.zbt.org/join-a- Regardless of their chapter affiliation, you have an opportunity chapter/recruitment- to get involved and be a mentor and role model to young ZBTs. recomendation.html/ If you are interested I would love to hear from you. Next year we will celebrate 100 years of Iota Chapter and we will ZBT 29 Years as a bring the 2019 International Convention to Denver in recogni- Non-pledging, Non- tion of this important milestone. Interested in seeing what a hazing Brotherhood convention looks like before that? Make plans to join us in Los In 1989 the Supreme Council, Angeles this summer from July 12-15! It’s great to be a ZBT! ZBT’s governing body, took the bold step of eliminating pledging Cordially, Fraternally & Sincerely, as tradition in the fraternity. A Laurence A. Bolotin, M.Ed., CAE four-year brotherhood develop- Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2001 ment program now known as The Journey has replaced the pledge Executive Director, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity program. It has proven to attract and retain quality brothers. It has made ZBT a safer placed to be. Connect with ZBT’s BRIDGE Platform For more information on The Connect with ZBTs across the world in our new brothers-only plat- Journey please go to: form, BRIDGE! Sign up in less than two minutes with your Facebook http://www.zbt.org/the-journey.html/ account and reconnect with old brothers and meet new ones! Alternate methods to create an account include using your email address or LinkedIn profile, visit: https://bridgezbt.com/ CLICK here to update your alumni record. NEW! http://www.zbt.org/alum- ni/update-your-contact- information.html Please take a moment to make sure your alumni information is up to date.

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Pioneers Receive Seven-Figure Gift To Establish The Richard And Kitzia Goodman Head Hockey Coach Position The University of Denver Division of Athletics and Recreation received its first head coaching endowment: a seven-figure commitment to establish the Richard and Kitzia Goodman Head Hockey Coach posi- tion for the eight-time National Champion Pioneers, the University announced Thursday. “DU hockey is a cherished tradition for our community,” said Chancellor Rebecca Chopp. “This gift enables our athletics program to reach higher in pursuit of quality outcomes on the ice and academ- ically. We are grateful to Richard, Kitzia and their family for their trust, vision and support of our championship hockey program.” Vice Chancellor for Athletics, Recreation and Ritchie Center Operations Peg Bradley-Doppes expressed her gratitude to the Goodman’s gift. “Endowing this position is part of a strategy to continue to recruit and retain top-level coaching talent, while enhancing facilities and the sup- port programs that our student-athletes use on a day-to-day basis,” Bradley-Doppes said. “We can’t thank Richard and Kitzia enough for assisting in making this possible at the University of Denver.” Born, raised, and a current resident of Chicago, Richard Goodman obtained his undergraduate degree in finance (1978) and an MBA (1979) from DU’s Daniels College of Business. Richard is a partner at Henry Crown and Company, a family business and private investment group. Richard, himself, specializes in venture capital, commercial real estate, and high-tech and med-tech investments. Richard and Kitzia are lifetime Chicago Blackhawks fans, serve on several nonprofit, civic, and corporate boards, and enjoy spending time in Aspen, Colorado. “The University of Denver has been very important to our family and we are extremely excited to make this new investment in the university. I wanted to give back in a way that was meaningful to me and hockey was an important part of my DU experience,” Richard Goodman said. “Kitz and I hope that this gift will not only provide benefit in perpetuity, but also inspire other alumni and friends to support the legacy and future of DU Men’s Ice Hockey.” During his collegiate days, Goodman played on the Denver Club Hockey team and was a treasurer for the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. The University has graduated several members of the Goodman and Crown families, spanning generations. Richard’s son Daniel also graduated from the University of Denver with a degree in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management, while his daughter Lily went to Brandeis University (Waltham, Massachusetts) and son Jordan went to Washington University (St. Louis, Missouri). Director of Athletics Ron Grahame, who also played and coached hockey at DU stated, “To be the first endowed coach- ing position is very special. Richard and Kitzia Goodman are Pioneers in every sense for their leadership and willingness to start the process of endowing all head coaching positions at the

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University of Denver. We greatly appre- ciate the support the Goodman family has provided to the hockey program and Coach Montgomery.” Montgomery became the eighth National Coach of the Year at the University of Denver in 2017, including joining Murray Armstrong (1960) and George Gwozdecky (2005) as the three hockey coaches to earn that honor. The fifth-year Pioneer bench boss reached the century mark in wins faster than any coach in DU history, leading the Denver program to the NCAA Tournament in each of his previous four seasons, reaching the quarterfinals three times, the Frozen Four twice and lifting the National Championship trophy in 2017. “Denver Hockey cannot thank Richard and Kitzia enough for their support and vision,” Denver’s Richard and Kitzia Goodman Head Hockey Coach Jim Montgomery said. “This endow- ment will allow us to operate at a high- er level and sustain the excellence that Denver Athletics strives for. I am honored to be the first coach in this endowed position.”

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER ZBT Alumni/Parents at DU Hockey Game

Denver Pioneers defeated University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs 4-3, to complete weekend sweep on Sat., Feb. 3, 2018 at Magness Arena in attendance were ZBT IOTA Alumni and were acknowledged on the video scoreboard. Sonny Davis, Chapter President, Richard Goodman ‘78 and Steve Ehrlich ‘70

Geoff Lasin ‘19 and his father.

Drew, Sonny, John, Evan, Matt, Ethan, Curtis and Geoff at Magness Arena.

Brian Cook ‘80 & Jesse Ireland ‘79 Chef Eichele Making Valentines Day Sweeter at Iota! What a great weekend! Thank you to Ethan Wallis-Lang, Alex Frith, Max Chaitin and Will Moody all the parents and alumni that were able to come out for Parent’s Weekend, we appreciate all of you and everything you do for us and the Iota chapter!

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Most Senior Iota Alums Meet Again

The boys of Iota classes '58 thru '65 met up in Scottsdale, Arizona last month. Eleven men and five wives gathered. We came from New York, Washington, Texas, Arizona, Colorado, California and Massachusetts. Left to right: Harvey Volin (Phoenix), Jerry Greenblatt, (Denver), Don Ohsman, (Phoenix), Barry Close (Boston), Mike Newman (Los Angeles), Marty Chernoff (Denver), Alan Witheiler (Dallas), missing Jeff Lewis (New York) and Ed Porges (Seattle)

Having previously met in Denver and Miami, this hardy group of eld- ers and their wives re-united again, thanks to Barry Close’s encourage- ment, this time in Scottsdale, Arizona. A total of nine men and six wives met February 7-9, 2018. It is a safe bet that these Denver University classes 1958-65 are the most senior Iota Phi Sigma Deltas to remain close brothers. Don and Georgeann Ohsman greeted all to a steak and salmon back- yard BBQ dedicated to the recently deceased, Lenny Schneir. Harvey Volin was at the salmon grill and earned title to mixologist extraordi- naire. Next morning, after coffee and breakfast at the hotel, Harvey Volin then led a hike to the sunny vista summit of Pinnacle Peak Park. After recovering from the vigorous mountain hike, we met for a fabu- lous lunch at Chompie’s Deli Scottsdale. Next on the agenda was after- noon cocktails lake cruising at Scottsdale Ranch, home of Harvey and Roberta Volin who were the gracious hosts of the iced beverages Custom cake for gathering at Don Ohsmans. aboard the pontoon boat. That evening the Iota clan experienced a glitch. Half the group were comfortably seated in a private dining room. The other half of the group went to the wrong Oreganos restaurant. After driving cross-town to the correct location, and being greeted with laughter, delicious pizza, salad and beer was served. Highlighting the evening was a game, Iota Trivia. Some questions posed by Ed Porges were: the fra- ternity house phone number (PEarl 3-9842), Mike Newman correctly recalling the old fraternity house address (1925 S. University), house- mother’s full name (Mrs. Jane Shriver) and Marty Chernoff reciting the Greek alphabet, and more. Top-Golf Scottsdale was the location of the next day’s open air, buffet lunch. Featured was the driving range. Jerry Greenblatt was clear win- ner using a 3-iron. From there we went to the amazing Museum of Musical Instruments. Barry Close skillfully pushed Don Ohsman’s wheelchair around the fascinating exhibits. The day was completed at Brio Italian Restaurant, a restaurant famed for its 1950s memorabilia. Enjoying the sun and fun and each other for a few days in Phoenix. It was unanimously agreed that the next senior reunion would be in Morning hike, (L to R): Barry Close, Miami, home to numerous Iota alumni. Hope you’ll join with us then. Harvey Volin, Jerry Greenblatt and Ed Porges 7 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER BoyzBoyz SkiSki ReunionReunion inin BigBig Sky,Sky, MontanaMontana

Top of Swift Creek (left to right): Morrie Siegel ‘74, Bob Peters ‘76, Richie Nadler ‘76, Don Reisfeld ‘76, Roger Heuberger ‘74, Jay Reano ‘76, Bruce Hornik and Don Zimelis ‘74

Chef Bob prepares beef Bourgeon on bed of noodles Chef Bob and sous chef Jay serve Chicken Marbella.

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Don Zimelis, Bob Peters, Jay Reano, Roger Heuberger, Richie Nadler, Bruce Hornik, Morrie Siegel and Don Reisfeld

Don Reisfeld at the top of Lone Peak, Summit Elevation: 11,166 ft. Bob and Morrie skiing down Liberty Bowl.

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Remarkable work from an Iota alumni Alex Zorensky and Brandon Antin. Prouder than ever to be a Zeeb! When former Palisadian Alex Zorensky attended you’re not shot, get up and run straight out back.” the Las Vegas Route 91 Festival on October 1, But then, he didn’t follow his own advice. Instead, 2017 little did he know that the concert would end he ran back to the right side of the stage, which was with 57 people dead and 546 injured. the perfect target for the shooter, who was firing He did not know that the Las Vegas shooting would out of his window. be one of the deadliest mass shootings committed Why did he return to the stage? “Those were friends by an individual in the history of the United States— and family that needed help,” Zorensky told the and that later he would be called a hero. Palisades News on December 7th. San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner McMahon honored Zorensky on Dec. 8th with a Lifesaving Award for his actions at the Route 91 Festival. Zorensky’s heroic work resulted in Sergeant Brad Power being transported to the hospital immediate- ly after the massacre. “Your proficient actions were vital in saving Brad’s life,” McMahon said in explaining the honor.“ Thank you for your bravery and dedication to helping others.” “I’m excited about the award,” Zorensky told the News, “but it’s one that I never wanted to win, and hopefully no one else will ever have to go through this, too.” Zorensky had attended all three days of the festival, which attracted about 22,000 people, because “country music is my favorite thing on the planet.” He was a fan of Eric Church and Jason Aldean, and Sergeant Brad Power and San Bernardino County Sheriff both were going to perform. John McMahon honor Angel Shanley and Alex Zorensky for On the third night about 10 p.m., Aldean was on heroism at the Las Vegas shooting. Photo was taken in front stage at the concert grounds owned by MGM of the San Bernardino County Peace Officers’ Memorial. Resorts International. Zorensky said that for most of the festival, he was to the right side of the stage listening to music, dancing and just having fun with friends and other country-western lovers. He had just moved to the left side of the stage, when he heard shots. He, like everyone near him, thought it was fireworks. He remembers saying “just calm down, relax,” and helping people who tripped as they started to run. But, when he saw a girl being carried out, he knew it was gunshots, not fireworks. The shooter was firing from his 32nd-floor suite in the Mandalay Bay Hotel that overlooked the concert grounds. In a story for AwesomenessTV, Zorensky wrote: “I ran towards the only cover I could find, which was a metal fence. I turned to my right and saw a girl who was shot. I started yelling to people around me, “Are you shot? Are you hurt?” Many people had just frozen and were sitting against the fence. I said, “If you’re not hurt and Alex Zorensky helped build the Las Vegas Healing Garden 10 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

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He saw an EMT run onto the field with a first-aid hand in hand with people I never met, and I never backpack and although he had never been trained, knew their names. They were police, paramedics, he asked to help. The medic handed him his firefighters, military, concert staff, men and walkie-talkie and said, “Let’s just identify people women. All of us had the same instinct; these peo- who are still alive.” (Zorensky had lost his phone ple need help. “I now struggle not knowing if the during the chaos.) countless people we carried out on metal fencing By then, the shooting had subsided. “We started made it. More friends than I even thought I had grabbing people and seeing who was still alive and reached out to me. So, so many people were not who needed assistance,” Zorensky said in the that lucky. Some will never receive a response: Awesomeness story. “The EMT was triaging people some of us will never know if the people we helped and then a guy showed up with these metal gates. made it or perished.” “We started loading people onto the gates Reflecting afterwards, he told the News: “Country- (makeshift stretchers) and running to move them western music lovers are an awe- some group of first into the House of Blues bar, which was a cov- humans: everyone there was first responder, mili- ered bar [behind the Mandalay], before bringing tary, law enforcement, firefighters—all there to them to the street where they would have a chance enjoy the concert.” at getting space in an ambulance.” Now, two months later, Zorensky is still dealing with On a trip into the House of Blues, Zorensky came the aftermath of the trauma. “I’m definitely lucky to across Sergeant Brad Power, who was badly injured be alive,” he said. “It’s definitely a process to a with a gunshot wound. He told Brad’s wife, “If he readjust to a new normal. We [survivors] have a wants any chance he has to get to a hospital” and long road, but we have the love and support of fam- with help carried him on a grate to the street. ily and friends.” When Zorensky returned a second time with more He has already attended a concert, “because every- injured, Brad, a 22-year veteran, was still on the one feels like family.” But Zorensky says his life has street waiting to be transported. Zorensky spotted a changed, that he thinks about things differently woman he knew, Angel, and she went and got her than he did before that night. truck. Brad and another woman were loaded into He has helped plant trees and construct the Las the truck and Angel followed ambulances to Vegas Healing Garden, which will be maintained by Sunrise Hospital. the City of Las Vegas and is dedicated to the victims Once there, the hospital staff was over-whelmed of the event. On the Garden Facebook page, it with the injured, so Zorensky found a gurney and states, “It is the hope that this garden, created by helped take the wounded inside. the community for the community, will provide a When traffic eased, Zorensky and Angel drove place for the community to heal.” back to the House of Blues to see if they could aid “I was definitely there for a purpose,” Zorensky told anyone else, but “everyone was either deceased the News. or helped,” said Zorensky, who took a man home By Sue Pascoe, Editor of the Palisades News to his Las Vegas apartment because he had no http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/3714679/ place to go. Zorensky’s brother, Seth, had not attended the con- cert and tried calling his brother once the news about the Vegas shooter was broadcast, but received no response. He called their parents, Elliot and Jodi, in Pacific Palisades and told them he couldn’t reach Alex. The parents, in shock and disbelief, started watch- ing the news on television. Not until Alex Zorensky was in the back of the pick- up on the way to the hospital that he was able to borrow a phone to call his parents. Days later, Zorensky was able to connect with both Brad and the woman he had helped take to the hos- pital. The woman had a gunshot wound through her chest, two broken vertebrae, broken ribs and a col- lapsed lung, but she was going to survive. Alex ‘Zorro’ Zorensky ‘08 (far right) with David Hauptman ‘74 and Jay Reano ‘76 at the Iota Brummer Cup celebration On his Facebook page, Zorensky wrote: “I worked held at Denver University in September 2016. 11 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER VCA Animal Hospitals Target $600,000 Fundraising Goal for Second Annual “Pennies for Pets” Campaign

LOS ANGELES –(Business Wire) –This spring, VCA Hospitals, VCA operates the largest network of free- Animal Hospitals will again engage its network of standing companion animal veterinary hospitals in over 800 animal hospitals across North America to the United States and Canada, while its Antech raise awareness and funds for local companion Diagnostics, division operates the preeminent net- animal welfare organizations. The second annual work of veterinary exclusive clinical laboratories in “Pennies for Pets” fundraising program is admin- North America, servicing all 50 states and Canada. istered by VCA’s non-profit partner organization, VCA also supplies diagnostic imaging equipment to VCA Charities. During the national campaign, the veterinary industry through its Sound™ division clients at participating VCA hospitals can donate to and through Camp Bow Wow franchises, a premier help companion animal welfare organizations in provider of pet services including dog day care, their local communities. overnight boarding, grooming, and other ancillary The objective of the Pennies for Pets program is services at specially designed pet care facilities to provide a platform for collecting donations at About VCA Animal Hospitals VCA Animal Hospitals to financially support local VCA Animal Hospitals, part of the VCA family of companion animal welfare organizations. The companies, operates more than 800 companion campaign also brings awareness to charities in animal veterinary hospitals in the U.S. and Canada. the local community and encourages involve- VCA hospitals are staffed by more than 4,700 fully ment by both hospital clients and VCA team qualified, dedicated and compassionate veterinar- members. Last year, the campaign successfully ians to give pets the very best in medical care. raised $450,000 nationwide through VCA hospi- With over 525 board-certified specialists who are tals to benefit more than 85 animal welfare experts in areas such as oncology, cardiology, organizations. emergency and critical care, and surgery, VCA “VCA has always believed that companion animals Animal Hospitals provides not only a full range of deserve a happy and healthy home since our general practice services to keep pets well, but inception in 1986. Through the Pennies for Pets specialized treatments for when pets are ill. For campaign, we will continue our efforts to improve more information, visit vcahospitals.com or follow the lives of pets and their families by supporting on Twitter @vcapethealth and local companion animal welfare organizations,” facebook.com/VCAAnimalHospitals/. said Brandon Antin, VCA Vice President of Social Responsibility and Innovation. About VCA Charities VCA Charities Executive Director Ron Tatum VCA Charities is a 501(c)(3) organization with a added, “The need for assistance for pet welfare mission to end medically unnecessary euthanasia. organizations continues to rise. Through our part- Established in 2005 by the founders of VCA nership with VCA hospitals on another successful Animal Hospitals, VCA Charities has helped feed VCA Charities Pennies for Pets fundraising cam- thousands of pets through their 28 Pet Food paign, we are all working together to help more Pantries and donated time and money to compan- pets in need.” ion animal organizations globally. Visit the website and blog to learn more about VCA Charities and its The Pennies for Pets campaign runs during the programs at VCAcharities.org/. months of April, May and June with a national fundraising goal of $600,000. Donations are http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/3714679 accepted at participating VCA Animal Hospitals or VCA Inc. online at VCAcharities.org. The complete list of Brandon Antin organizations that will benefit from the fundrais- VP of Social Responsibility & Innovation ing efforts are available on the website. Email: [email protected] About VCA Inc. Tel: 310.979.5336 VCA is a leading provider of pet health care servic- es in North America. Through VCA Animal

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 4 Noses Brewing Co. hoping to smell success at the Great American Beer Festival. More than 125 Colorado breweries took part in the 2014 Great American Beer Festival (GABF). Among them was Broomfield-based 4 Noses Brewing Co., owned by University of Denver alumnus Tommy Bibliowicz (BSBA ’10) ZBT Iota Chapter. A true family affair, 4 Noses was started by Bibliowicz along with his father, brother and wife, Megan (BA ’10), now a student at the Sturm College of Law. His mom helped write the business plan. Not content to rely on taproom traffic, Bibliowicz devoted 80 percent of the brewery’s square footage to production space. The brewery already has beers on tap at some 25 local restaurants and bars, and Bibliowicz hopes to start canning within a few months. In advance of the GABF, we talked with Bibliowicz about his business and his thoughts on the festival. Q: You have been to the Great American Beer Festival before as a beer lover, but this is your first time as a brewery. What is your main reason for going? Is it exposure, marketing or something else? A: It is exposure, and definitely with the judging, it’s bragging rights. It’s always a nice marketing tool, but the culture in Colorado is so pro-beer, and the Great American Beer Festival is one of the Megan and Tommy Bibliowicz (Iota) of 4 Noses Brewing Co. biggest events Colorado has as a state — not just school, I got accepted to UC Davis to continue my beer-wise, but in general. It’s an incredible festival, education in brewing, and at that point we put and just the chance to be a part of it and spend together a business plan and tried to get this thing some time there is a really cool thing to be able to up and running. do. The marketing is certainly part of it, but being Q: How does your finance degree help in the part of what we consider to be one of the greatest operation of the brewery? events in the country is probably a bigger draw. A: A lot of it had to do with the actual initial plan- Q: You were a finance major at the University of ning of the business, getting everything set up. Denver — how did that lead to a career in brewing? Certainly the business major helped a lot with that A: I was definitely into the craft-brewing scene in and has continued to help with day-to-day financial Denver; I just wasn’t into brewing myself. It wasn’t operations. Not only am I doing the brewing, but until I got home after college when my dad started I’m also handling the business side, all the taxes, to teach me how to homebrew. The two of us got so everything from my basic understanding of really involved in it and started to really enjoy it, financial planning to some of the accounting I took, and it grew into a little more than just a hobby. everything like that has been a huge help from the Q: What happened between your graduation in actual perspective of day-to-day operations. 2010 and opening the brewery in 2014? Q: It sounds like you’re busy but happy. A: I moved back to New York to pursue finance. I A: We’re really lucky to be able to pursue some- had met my wife at DU, and we got married shortly thing that we’re passionate about. I loved my job in thereafter. We moved back to New York, and at a New York, it was great, but at the end of the day certain point we said, ‘New York is not the place for you’re in a cubicle and you’re typing on a keyboard. us anymore. This is not where we belong. We There’s just something amazing about creating a belong in Colorado, we love Colorado, we miss it, product and watching people enjoy it. It’s a fun life. and we’re going to do everything we can to get By Greg Glasgow, DU Magazine back.’ So we quit our jobs, packed up our stuff and moved back to Colorado. Megan went to law https://magazine.du.edu/alumni/4-noses-brewing-co- hoping-smell-success-great-american-beer-festival/ 13 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

New ZBT IOTA Website | Follow Us on Facebook The ZBT IOTA website is the product of a lot of hard work from very dedicated individuals. Through the help of a website developer, we were able to create something that we truly felt captured our chapter and who we are. Our new website features a variety of comprehensive tabs, each revealing something differ- ent regarding our brotherhood, along with a blog to keep followers in the loop with all things Iota. I encour- age you to check it out for updates, current news and photos. You’ll Love Us on Like Us on facebook http://www.duzbt.com/ http://www.facebook.com/zbtiota/ View composite photos dating back to the 40s, Yesteryear pictures from the 60s and 70s, 2016 Brummer Cup Celebration at DU, and Iota Reunions! http://duzbt.com/alumni/composites/ http://duzbt.com/alumni/yesteryear60s/ http://duzbt.com/alumni/yesteryear70s/ http://duzbt.com/alumni/brummer-cup-celebration/ http://duzbt.com/alumni/boyz-ski-reunions/ http://duzbt.com/alumni/iota-reunions/

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Bruce Saiber Memorial Iota Chapter Education Fund

The Zeta Beta Tau Foundation is a nonprofit undergraduate brothers at the University of corporation exclusively committed to educa- Denver can be made to the Zeta Beta Tau tional and charitable purposes that assist the Foundation’s Bruce Saiber Memorial Iota brothers of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. The Chapter Education Fund. Bruce, an Iota, was Foundation assists the brothers of Zeta Beta a long time advisor for the chapter. He also Tau Fraternity by funding scholarships and served as a staff member for Phi Sigma Delta academic and leadership programs to maxi- prior to the merger with Zeta Beta Tau. mize their personal development and pre- Grants from the Bruce Saiber Memorial Iota pare them to be leaders of society. The schol- Chapter Education Fund help send current arships and academic and leadership pro- and future Iota Chapter undergraduate lead- grams funded by the Foundation enhance the ers too much needed educational leadership overall value of membership in Zeta Beta Tau training programs. Help support Iota Chapter Fraternity by complementing the collegiate and our undergraduate brothers today and in educational experience. the future by making a gift today by visiting: https://www.zbtfoundation.org/donate We are pleased to announce the recent launch of the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation’s new Gifts may also be made by check made website! The new site can be found at payable to the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation (Note: Saiber Memorial/Iota Chapter Fund) www.zbtfoundation.org. Our goal with this and mailed to Zeta Beta Tau Foundation, Gift new website is to provide our brothers and Processing Office, PO Box 2187, Columbus, friends of ZBT an easier way to learn about GA 31902. To donate appreciated securities the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation. The new web- (stock), please call Zeta Beta Tau Foundation site is mobile friendly and among the new fea- Chief Executive Officer, Faron A. Lewitt at tures are videos, press releases and increased 317-506-7066. information about the Foundation’s impact, the programs we support and the many Zeta Beta Tau – Brotherhood for a Lifetime! opportunities available for supporting the C., F. & S., mission of the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation. Faron A. Lewitt Donation’s to support Iota Chapter and our Executive Director

15 Zeta Beta Tau l IOTA CHAPTER l Phi Sigma Delta IOTA CHAPTER Zeta Beta Tau/Psi Sigma Delta Donations Levels & Naming Rights All donors to the campaign will be recognized. Those contributing $1,000 or more will have their names permanently placed on the Patrons’ Wall located in the Chapter House. NAMING RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITIES: Naming opportunities to encourage specific amounts of donations and providing recognition to alumni, parents and friends who make gifts are available on a first come, first serve basis. Naming Opportunity Amount Donor 1. Chapter House $50,000 Richard and Daniel Goodman 2. Dining/Chapter Room Expansion $40,000 Available as of May 2018 3. Deck Expansion $15,000 Available as of May 2018 4. Study Area Expansion $15,000 Available as of May 2018 5. Outdoor Deck/Patio $12,500 Michael Sachs 6. Common Space in Basement $10,000 Available as of May 2018 7. Trophy Case $10,000 Class of 1970 8. Upstairs Bathroom $10,000 Marc Nathanson 9. Living Room $10,000 Boyz Ski Reunion 10. Living Room Furniture and Furnishings $10,000 Available as of May 2018 11. Dining Room Furniture and Furnishings $7,500 Available as of May 2018 12. Kitchen $7,500 Aaron Schwarzberg and Family 13. Kitchen Appliances $7,500 Available as of May 2018 14. Outdoor Sports Court $5,000 Jay Reano 15. Exterior Landscaping and Lighting $5,000 Available as of May 2018 16. Foyer with Crest in Floor $5,000 Herb Tobin 17. Downstairs Bathroom $10,000 Available as of May 2018 18. BBQ Grilling Station & Outdoor Patio Furniture $5,000 Gregg Witt and Meyer Persow 19. Powder Bathroom $2,500 Martin Waldbaum 20. Yatzu Haganipple Deer Head $2,000 Sandy Myers 21. Memorial Plaque (Names of departed brothers) $500 per name Anonymous and non-naming rights gifts will be greatly appreciated. Donations may also be made in memory or honor of someone. GIVING CLUBS – For each of the following giving levels, a plaque will be proudly displayed showing the name and class of the donors contributing in that level. For donations over $500, a small plaque will also be posted next to the room the Alumni lived in with those year(s). For those younger alumni who never had the opportunity to live in the house, their name will be posted in the Chapter room. City of Light Club $5,000 and over Please contact: Lisa Feldman Friendship the Sheltering Tree Club $2,500 - $4,999 Executive Director of Annual & Leadership Giving 1959 Club $1,000 - $2,499 University of Denver – Leo Block Alumni Center Iota Club $500 - $999 2190 E. Asbury Avenue, Denver, CO 80208-7500 Pyramid Club $250 - $499 Office: 303.871.6754 Mobile: 720.400.0475 Pioneer Club Under $250 Fax: 303.871.2600 Email: [email protected] You can make your gift via the paper pledge form included or give online at: http://www.du.edu/givetozbt Please complete the Naming Rights below, as well as the Pledge Agreement on the other side of this form. I am pleased to request naming rights for ______in the amount of $______I understand that the name or names listed below will be appropriately located at the Chapter house. Your name: ______The name(s) and or wording you want on the plaque at the Chapter house: ______You will be notified if this naming opportunity is no longer available. Thank you in advance for your support.

ZBT l 1959 South Columbine Street l Denver l Colorado l 80210 16 Zeta Beta Tau l IOTA CHAPTER l Phi Sigma Delta ZBT DONATION/Pledge Agreement Form

We urge your thoughtful consideration and support of this renovation project. An investment in the future of Iota Chapter will ensure our continued success at the University of Denver and provide a legacy upon which to build an even better brotherhood. Please show your support for Iota Chapter by completing and returning this form at your earliest convenience.

Gifts to the campaign are to be made through the University of Denver and are tax-deductible to the extent provided by law. Please consult your tax advisor for professional advice.

Please contact Lisa Feldman at [email protected] or 303.871.6754. She is available to assist with stock transfer or any other questions you may have.

I pledge and agree to pay the total sum of $______to the University of Denver - ZBT IOTA Renovation Fund. You may pay all at one time or over the course of up to four years to meet your personal financial planning goals. ❏ One payment in the amount of $______

Total Number of Payments ______$______now and $______no later than ______$______no later than ______$______no later than ______

Signature:______Today’s date: ______Print name: ______Initiation year: ______Address: ______Email address:______Phone: ______

Make checks payable to the: University of Denver - ZBT IOTA RENOVATION FUND

Mail all forms and payments to: University of Denver Attn: Gift Processing PO Box 910585 Denver, CO 80291-0585

You may also donate online at: http://www.du.edu/givetozbt

See previous page 16 for ‘Naming Opportunity’ information. Thank you for your generous support!

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER For the KIDS – Give to Children’s Miracle Network

Provost Kvistad after signing Get On The Ball, with brothers Alex Frith and President Adam Segall. My name is Alex Frith, and I am the current philanthropy chair with the Iota Chapter of Zeta Beta Tau at the University of Denver. I am starting my sophomore year majoring in mechanical engineering. This year, like many others before, we are asking you to help raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network. This group is helping children all over the country and world receive the proper medical attention and care that they need. It is our mission, a part of the Get On The Ball philanthropy campaign, to help raise as much money #ForTheKids as possible. This year, we were able to raise nearly $13,000 for Children’s Miracle Network, and we could not have done that without the support from our loyal friends, family, and most importantly, alumni! We are hoping that you can help us break our previous record by donating whatever you can, as well as spreading the word. It is easy to donate, please go to: http://www.zbtgetontheball.com then scroll down to the TOP 5 Teams in the lower right hand corner of the screen. There - click on ZBT-IOTA - Then click on GIVE NOW in the upper right hand area of the screen then the WHO WOULD YOU LIKE TO DONATE TO box will appear scroll down to ALUMNI click on DONATE and join us in helping the kids. If you wish to donate by check please address it to: Zeta Beta Tau IOTA and send to Alex Frith at 1959 So. Columbine, Denver, CO 80210. The chapter will make sure these funds get donated to CMN along with the thousands of dollars we collect from students on campus when they Get On The Ball by signing our large ball. When donating, please include your full name so that we can send you a personalized thank you note. We are hoping to have our best year of Get On The Ball yet and want YOU to be apart of it. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Ethan at: ewallislang@gmail. 18 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

ZBT IOTA Brotherhood Welcome new brothers from this year’s fall, winter and spring rush classes!

Welcome to IOTA Chapter! Our newest brothers Luke Huarte and Brothers are all smiles when going Tucker Butler after spring 2018 initiation. up to the mountains for a weekend. 19 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER “Big Man Basketball Tournament”

Our ZBT basketball taking on (and beating!) Lambda Chi Alpha in Delta Zeta’s “Big Man Basketball Tournament”, host- ed at our basketball court. Ron Grahame DU Goalie ‘69-’73

Big thank you to Ron Grahame, Director of Athletics for taking time out of his busy day to speak to us. We enjoyed listening to you Geoffrey Lasin joins the DU basketball team for a photo after we and are excited for DU athletics! played them in the finals of Delta Zeta’s basketball tournament. 20 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Safe Smart Dating Event

The Safe Smart Dating event was a huge success and we got a great turnout from both our brothers and friends at Alpha Phi.

Iota brothers along with our friends at Alpha Phi during our Safe Smart Dating event this spring quarter! We participated in many group activities about building healthy rela- tionships and learning about sexual assault during the Safe Smart Dating event. Very successful night at our Safe Smart Dating event with sorority Alpha Phi! Very important information in today’s day and age! Huge Brothers and members of Alpha Phi thanks to ZBT Executive Director Laurence Bolotin, Samantha doing group exercises at the Safe Herman, and all others who made it possible! Smart Dating event. Children’s Hospital of Colorado Members of the Iota chapter volunteering at Children’s Hospital Colorado. What a great experience!

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER ZBT Holocaust Remembrance at DU.

Iota brothers Bennet, Alec, Grayson, and Eli plant butterfly bushes on the DU campus in remembrance of the lives lost in the holocaust. IOTA Won the 1st Annual Awards IFC Lacrosse Tournament!

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER ZBT IOTA Spring Retreat

The senior raft takes on some intense rapids during our Spring Retreat in the Rockies. ZBTahiti Annual Concert & Fundraiser

Boys prepare for a white water rafting at Spring Retreat!

ZBT Spring Formal: Brothers Connor Reingruber, Matt Former Iota president Adam Segall jams with Danforth Kearney, Tempel Ransdell, Andrew Gallagher, and Luke as they open up for What So Not at this year’s ZBTahiti Huarte pose during ZBT’s formal in Breckenridge. concert and fundraiser celebration. 23 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Iota’s Brothers of the Week! Favorite part of ZBT? AJ Stowell ”Life can get messy In the month of May, we will again be celebrating and sometimes indi- graduating seniors, AJ Stowell, Bo ‘Slav’ Fedorak viduals (including Eli Rovit and current President Adam Segall. We myself) fall off the asked AJ, Bo, Eli and Adam a couple of questions beaten path. When about their time and experience at ZBT. things get rough, I know I’ve got a band Favorite part of ZBT? of brothers to back Bo ‘Slav’ Fedorak me up and keep me ”The unique character going. Iota builds a each and every one of family, you can’t find my brother’s have and that anywhere else.” the things we can What is your favorite ZBT memory? accomplish together.” “Too many come to mind. This past years Fall What are your plans retreat was pretty important to me and I don’t after graduation? think I’ll ever forget the magnitude of support “After graduation I am throughout the evening. We might all be a bunch planning on traveling of bozos, but were a family of bozos. A home around the west climb- away from home.” ing Rainier, the Grand What are your plans after graduation? Teton, and many other big peaks in Wyoming, “I’m taking a gap year to study for the LSAT and Colorado, and Washington for the summer. After hopefully find my way into law school. Looking that I am looking to start a job in the Denver forward to using the gap year to find work in the area!” legal field (paralegal/legal assistant), but to use What is your favorite thing that ZBT does for the time to travel and be the best Uncle I can be. the community? Uncle Rico.” “I would have to say our philanthropic work for What is your favorite thing that ZBT does for the Children’s Miracle Network here in Colorado. the community? We raise a lot of money for a great cause. Do it “The work we have done with philanthropy and for the kids!” the Childrens’ Miracle Network has been incredi- How many onions do you eat per week? ble. Yet, the work we’ve done to shine a light on “I eat anywhere between 3-5 onions on average Mental Health Issues on College Campus has per week, depending on how often I am able to truly made me proud. Our chapter has worked cook at home around my busy schedule. What towards ending the stigma and will be ultimately can I say, its my Ukrainian blood! Slavs love their rolling out a few major programs in the Spring. onions, that’s a fact.” It’s pretty exciting.” What is the biggest rivalry in hockey and why? “Will and forever will be Avalanche vs. Red Wings. Hockey has changed, we all know it. The sport isn’t the same sport that it used to be with obvi- ous reasons like player safety. “Old time hockey” isn’t around anymore. The last great hockey rival- ry has to be the Avs/Red Wings late 90s. The sheer tenacity, brutality, produced what will for- ever be remembered as “Bloody Wednesday – Brawl in Hockeytown” (google it) The fact that this rivalry includes arguably the greatest brawl ever to exist on ice (March 26th, 1997 – look it up). Then the next year another producing an equally crazy brawl. These weren’t your fourth place fin- ishers (i.e. Flyers) going at it, these were Stanley Cup caliber teams putting in the work. Proof is in the pudding.”

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THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Iota’s Brothers of the Week! Springtime in the Rockies Why did you join ZBT? Adam Segall ”I joined for a few rea- sons. First and fore- most, I am a ZBT dou- ble legacy – my dad was in the Alpha Rho chapter at UCLA and my grandfather was a Phi Epsilon Pi at Boston University. Secondly, a friend of mine from high school was in ZBT here which made it an easier decision. Lastly, I immediately knew upon meeting the guys that the culture and tradition of excellence at Iota were what I was looking for.” What is your favorite ZBT memory? “My favorite ZBT memory has to be spring retreat. There's nothing like camping with 100 of your clos- est friends. I usually go up a day early as well to fish with a smaller group which is always a blast.” What are your plans after graduation? Springtime doesn’t mean we to stop hitting the slopes! “I am looking for jobs in the financial services indus- try. Depending on the timeline for when I start, I would like to travel before I enter the real world.”

What’s your favorite ZBT memory? Eli Rovit “My favorite ZBT mem- ory was my first week at DU when I started meeting the other members of ZBT and I Newly Elected Iota E-board! loved every person I came across.” Why did you join ZBT? “I joined ZBT because it was a group of friends with the exact same interests and sense of humor as my friends from high school, but I also thought there was a lot I could learn from them.” Where do you think you’ll find yourself after graduation? “After graduation I picture myself somewhere in the panhandle of Texas living the ranch life making art and music, but as long as I have art and music in my life I’ll be happy.” What's your major? Welcome our new Executive Board! We are highly antici- pating the coming year! (l-r) Treasurer Connor Reingruber, “I’m an art studio major with a minor in emergent External VP Drew Scott, President Madison ‘Sonny’ Davis, digital practices.” Internal VP Kyle Zakari, Secretary Justin Chiacchia 25 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

THE ALUMNI AND PARENT NEWSLETTER OF THE IOTA CHAPTER OF ZETA BETA TAU OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER IOTA Brothers Receive ZBT Foundation Scholarships

Matthew G. Meyer 2019 Jackson R. Spear 2020 Trevor R. Waltz 2019 is the recipient of the Jack London is the recipient of the is the recipient of the Edward Memorial Scholarship Phi Sigma Delta - William Weinberg Gutman Memorial Scholarship I joined Zeta Beta Tau because of Foundation Scholarship I felt a strong connection with broth- the diverse atmosphere that our The biggest reason I joined Zeta ers not only in my class but the brothers offered as well as the Beta Tau was I felt like every broth- classes above mine. I saw them dis- incredible opportunities that were er I met was a genuine and fun guy playing leadership qualities and present. I appreciate our stance on to be around, and definitely some- other traits that I hoped to replicate. pledging and hazing and believe all one I would consider to be a close Along with this I saw how the broth- fraternities should work towards this friend or brother. Knowing that such ers not only encouraged each other way of recruitment & brotherhood. good people were in the Fraternity to have fun but also succeed in aca- The most rewarding Zeta Beta Tau was definitely the biggest reason I demics. They stood out because memory thus far was being at decided to join. they encompassed the ideas of International Convention last year being a brotherhood more than any My most rewarding memory would other group on campus. when Iota won the Brummer Cup. I be the experience I had during our could feel the passion and excite- spring retreat. It was really fun to My most rewarding Zeta Beta Tau ment that our brothers, undergradu- have this experience with some of memory has been being a part of ate and alumni had when we finally my closest brothers. creating the first Brotherhood won the Brummer again. Overwatch Committee. We want to I would like to say thank you for exemplify the characteristic of being Thank you for creating a sustain- recruiting men who follow such able, positive, and meaningful envi- your brother’s keeper so no brother pure and honorable morals and would ever feel alone and at any ronment that allows our brothers to standards. It is really rewarding to grow as leaders and people. time one did we would be there if a be surrounded by such a good brother needed to talk confidentially Some of my goals for the future group of people. This stems from about anything. This was so reward- include working abroad for an NGO those who came before us to ing to me as I saw the direct impact or non-profit as well as creating my ensure that the men being recruit- I was having on my brothers’ lives. own in the future. I plan on gradu- ed were good people. I would also ating with my Master’s in the like to say thank you for maintain- I plan on going into commercial real Science of Accountancy from the ing such high standards and moral estate after graduation. I want to be University of Denver and working in codes. A big reason I ended up able to develop and manage build- accounting for some years as well joining Zeta Beta Tau was due to ings so that I can see the direct so that I can build a strong founda- the high quality of men, and the impact that I am having on people's tion for my career in business. standards for which they stand. day-to-day life. ZBT Foundation Scholarship Recipients and Q & A are online: https://www.zbtfoundation.org/scholarship-recipients 26 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

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Presidents Message Advisor Appreciation Thank You Steve My name is Madison Davis and I am the President I will never be able to thank you enough for every- of the Zeta Beta Tau chapter at the University of thing you have done for this amazing fraternity Denver. I am a double major in International and the Iota chapter specifically. Your continued Studies - Human Rights and Spanish. I am very dedication over decades to this chapter, while honored to have been elected this position by completely on a volunteer basis has helped create some of my closest peers, brothers and friends. a chapter that is the best at DU and in my perspec- Our organization aims to uphold the deepest val- tive the nation. Day in and day out, you work tire- ues of our fraternity - Integrity, Intellectual lessly out of the kindness of your heart and devo- Awareness, Brotherly Love and Social tion to this chapter. While I continue to grow as Responsibility. We do this through our philanthro- Chapter president, my short time while filled with py, community service, brotherhood develop- growing experiences, has demonstrated to me the ment events, quarterly retreats and more. As a power of our brotherhood. You have served as not result of our passion and teamwork this past only a mentor and advisor, but as a role model for week our organization took home 7 awards from every single brother in our chapter. I can not ever a ceremony put on by our Fraternity and Sorority thank you enough for what you do and I only hope Life. These included Excellence in Academic to achieve for Iota during my term your standard Achievement, Excellence in Member of excellence. Development and Chapter President of the Year You are someone who I respect entirely and while I (Adam Segall). We are also very proud to have am building on my weaknesses, I hope that moving won or placed second for the annual Brummer forward I can only make you proud/the chapter Cup Award (Most Outstanding Zeta Beta Tau proud. I remember my freshman year, you men- Fraternity in the Nation) the last 8 out of 9 years. tioned what being a brother truly meant and the Here at IOTA we hope to continue improving not passion that it takes to achieve greatness in the fra- only our chapter, but each individual as well ternity. Having inspired me and helped me reach Feel free to reach out to me: the National Fraternity Supreme Council, your influ- [email protected] ence and praise still never slowed down. The fact with any questions, concerns or just to chat! that your name is mentioned every single council It’s great to be a Zeeb! meeting I have ever been on, demonstrates the role you have in the ZBT national fraternity and C, F & S, building the fraternity up nationally. Madison “Sonny” Davis Iota Chapter President While I know my words can never truly exude my respect and gratitude for you, I hope you know that I am proud to be a brother of this fraternity and to have you as an advisor/mentor. It's truly an honor. C, F & S, Aidan J. Stowell Programming Iota Chapter Past President

My name is Drew Scott and I am the External VP for the ZBT Iota chapter. As the EVP, my job is to Athletics oversee half of our chairmen and make sure they are doing their jobs and support them when they Athletics this quarter is off to a great start! We are need it. I chose to run for eboard this year in the signed up in basketball, hockey, football, soccer, hopes that I can give the same experience to the tennis, broomball, and even a spike ball tourna- younger classes that I was given. ZBT has given me ment. We love to be active and have a large some of the best friendships, memories, and amount of guys signed up for each of our teams. opportunities that I would not have had if I had not This quarter, our goal is to win a couple of IM joined and we as an eboard want to pass that championships and prove that we are the most along. athletic fraternity on campus! C, F & S, C, F & S, Kyle Zakari, Vice President of Internal Affairs and Hudson Cramer Drew Scott, Vice President of External Affairs Athletic Chairmen

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Recruitment Faculty Advisor

After a successful year of recruitment, the fresh- I’m Greg Grauberger, the man class of Iota Chapter at the University of faculty advisor for ZBT, I Denver has almost 40 quality brothers. Throughout work as an advisor at the winter and spring recruitment, we discovered some Daniels College of quality methods for finding quality young men to Business and work closely become a part of our brotherhood. with Daniels students and First off, many quality young men who are not a their families. My opportu- part of Greek life fail to see the countless benefits nity to serve for ZBT gives of joining a fraternity. Many active members from me the chance to branch the fall class new other freshmen that were simply out and enjoy the privilege not interested in rushing. In order to encourage of working with a group of them, our active brothers focused on promoting brothers who are very visible and distinguished on the aspects of fraternal life that will make us better campus. In the time I’ve been associated with ZBT, men in the future. By educating potential new I have witnessed the energy and effort that the members on the philanthropy, community service, house places against all campus activities, creating academic priorities, alumni connections, and lead- well-rounded brothers who are creating meaning- ership opportunities available within Iota Chapter, ful, lifelong networks. As a priority, I want the cur- we were able to attract and initiate a variety of qual- rent brothers to think back to the time that they ity brothers. In the future, we will continue to focus joined ZBT, the commitment to stand shoulder to on recruiting new members with a focus on the pro- shoulder with their brothers, to respect and be fessional and beneficial aspects of Iota Chapter. there for them. Now, step back to re-examine that original commitment they made to themselves and Additionally, a brand-new event was used during to the others who are their ZBT family. Given that spring rush this year. Iota Chapter was scheduled perspective, how can they personally extend and to perform a trail clean up on the Saturday of increase that commitment inside, and outside the recruitment weekend. Instead of rushing back to ZBT community? What are some strategies and tac- campus and trying to force an event, we com- tics to accomplish this academically, culturally, bined recruitment with our largest community and socially? These will be some areas we explore service opportunity of the quarter. in the future, and as parents and alums, your feed- Not only was this a great way to save time, it back is welcome. allowed us to see which PNMs were committed to I am very honored and flattered by the recognition, the values and service of Iota Chapter. Both and to have been able to receive the Excellence, brothers who participated in the trail clean up Chapter Faculty Adviser award in person. In my were the only ones to receive bids. Hopefully we position in Daniels, I work with a lot of students, can create more events like this in the future to find and a lot of Greek students, and each day I feel new members who genuinely care about giving most fortunate to be connected specifically as a back to the community. ZBT Brother with everyone individually, and as a Overall, recruitment has been a great success this group. It's a tremendous house, but one that has year. We hope to reciprocate and add to the not even reached its potential academically, which process next year in order to bring in a new group is both a challenging and exciting proposition. of committed freshmen that match the values and While last night provides a snapshot for earned cel- expectations of Iota Chapter. ebration, it also gives us the impetus to direct our momentum to the future and to visualize the Please send recruitment recommendations to: accomplishments ahead of us. [email protected]. Thanks again, and please give all the Brothers my C, F & S, sincere thanks at the upcoming chapter meeting. Peter Johnston Recruitment Chairmen Email: [email protected] Tel: 303-871-3421 Best regards, Greg Grauberger, Director of Advising, Office of Undergraduate Programs at Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver

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Community Service Philanthropy

This spring, we had a diverse range of community Over the past quarter, a lot has been happening for service events allowing our brothers to get involved philanthropy in the IOTA chapter. We have gathered within the surrounding community. One of our almost $13,000 for our main philanthropy, the biggest events this quarter was our all-chapter trail Children's Miracle Network. Just a few weeks ago cleanup, which occurred at Castlewood Canyon ten brothers visited the hospital and got a great State park on April 7. This event was done with the understanding of why so much time and effort is sisters of Delta Gamma as well as with our spring put into raising money for this hospital. We are also recruits. It was a great way for us to increase our beginning to look into Wish for Wheels, a nonprofit brotherhood while engaging with the Greek com- that gives new bikes and helmets to young children munity and helping our state parks! We have broth- with lower income opportunities. On May 11th, we ers working hard to raise money for our annual Get are putting on a concert at Summit Music Hall On The Ball fundraiser with Children’s Miracle where all proceeds will go to the Sons of the Flag Network, with all proceeds going to Children’s foundation, which provides relief to burn victims in Hospital Colorado in Aurora. We took a guided tour the military. Lastly, we have been and are continu- of the hospital’s state-of-the-art facilities, showing ing to work with a 12 year old named Melvin as a us the importance of the work we are doing. part of our be positive campaign. Once a month, C, F & S, the brothers of IOTA take Melvin out to the movies Jack Swain or to different restaurants to get to know him and Community Service Chairmen show him a good time. C, F & S, Provost Ethan Wallis-Lang Philanthropy Chairmen As the Provost of Zeta Beta Tau Iota chapter I have been focusing on restructuring new brother educa- Alumni/Parental Relations tion and chapter education. I have been working with the chapter to bring in speakers to educate As the Parent/Alumni chair at the IOTA chapter, it is brothers on topics they are interested in, these top- my job to keep alumnus actively involved with the ics include mental health, substance abuse, sexual chapter, as well as informing parents on holidays assault prevention and professional growth. When I and events. As a fraternity, it is important to keep restructured new brother education I focused on our alumnus involved. ZBT is a brotherhood for life connecting with the new brothers and educating and it is important to have our brothers interact them on the topics that truly matter for not only our with alumnus. Therefore, I plan events where both chapters success but for the new brother’s success come together. In addition, I update alumni contact in academics and outside of school. I facilitated the information so all alumni can stay informed with bringing in of speakers ranging from Vice- the great things we are doing. One of my goals for Chancellor Rodriguez, to our new Athletic Director, this year is to find the lost contact information of a Denver Policeman and others that add value to lost alumni. I have the important duty of organizing our brothers development. We provide leadership events with parents of current brothers during both and management to our officers and chairmen. homecoming week and parent weekend. C, F & S, C, F & S, Trevor Waltz Matt Kearney Provost Chairmen Alumni/Parental Relations Chairmen New Website | Visit | www.DUZBT.com

The new ZBT website is the product of hard work from some very dedicated individuals. Through the help of a website developer, we were able to create something that we truly felt captured our chapter and who we are. Our new website features a variety of comprehensive tabs, each revealing something different regarding our brotherhood, along with a blog to keep followers in the loop with all things Iota. I encourage you to check it out for updates and news. Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zbtiota/ C, F & S, Matt Moscati, Public Relations Chairmen 29 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

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Risk Management Brotherhood Development

The risk management committee at Iota has been My name is James Lykins and I am the current BDD working extremely hard over the past school year. chair for Iota. First and foremost I would like to Upon receiving news of the National Risk thank Will Moody my predecessor for doing a great Management Directive, we immediately sched- job as BDD chair and helping my transition into uled speakers on the topics of alcohol and sub- being chair. Over the past two quarters we have stance abuse, sexual assault, and hazing. To the made sure to stay extra busy with having weekly date that I write this letter, we have completed all events, such as laser tag, going to the zoo, going to of those seminars and turned in our Risk the movie theatre, and having Pizza at the house. Reduction Protocol (RRP). Our RRP is currently BDD is a very crucial part of Iota. I have not taken being used as a template for other ZBT chapter this lightly and am working hard to come up with around the nation. Our relationship with the new ideas to keep brothers interested and more University of Denver is also very strong and our importantly, to improve the relationships among commitment to risk management keeps that rela- current brothers. BDD events at Iota were historical- tionship intact. ly on Thursday afternoons, however I found that C, F & S, many brothers couldn’t participate in these events Bennet Elsman because of class and homework. I decided to Risk Management Chairmen change BDD days to Sunday afternoon instead of Thursday, because I saw a rapid increase in the Academics amount of people who attended the events. I am looking forward to continuing to be BDD chair for As the academic chair, one of the goals of the Zeta the rest of the school year. Beta Tau fraternity is to help create an environ- C, F & S, ment, which allows our brothers to thrive and be James Lykins recognized for excelling academically. As such, Brotherhood Development Chairmen over the last few quarters we have been instituting tutoring programs, allowing for brothers to help others succeed academically and learn the ropes from older members. Additionally, all members are Sexual Assault Prevention given the contact information of others sharing the same majors, allowing for brothers to reach out for The Sexual Assault Prevention Committee is co-run academic support and recommendations. In insti- by Will Rader and Matthew Meyer. The purpose of tuting these policies, we our striving to have all this committee is to educate, inspire, and mobilize members hold GPAs above a 2.75 and aim to the members of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity to be become the fraternity with the highest GPA on cam- the best neighbors we can be to our fellow students pus! and members of the University of Denver and sur- C, F & S, rounding communities. This year the Iota chapter Tommy Mahoney have hosted training seminars like Safe Smart Academics Chairmen Dating, ZBT’s national relationship abuse and sexu- al assault awareness program and Green Light Go, Dean’s List a national ZBT program raising awareness on col- lege campuses about sexual assault and consent. These brothers due to their academic achievement We fundraise for local organizations that we sup- and hard work made Dean’s List winter quarter. port like the CAPE Survivor’s Fund for victims of Congratulations brothers, we appreciate the hard sexual assault, and constantly encourage our broth- work you do making our chapter the best it can be. ers to be conscious and active bystanders on cam- Keep up the success in the classroom! pus and in their daily lives. We also offer support to John Berry Josh Meister brothers who have been impacted by sexual Colin Harris Will Moody assault, either directly or indirectly. Our committee Ben Kanellitsas Connor Reingruber is looking forward to continuing our engagement Oscar Lama Brian Richardson with the DU community in the following years. Ben McAllister Luke Shubin C, F & S, Evan McCarthy Jackson Spear Matt Meyer and Will Rader Stuart McNutt Jack Swain Sexual Assault Prevention Co-Chairmen

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2018-2019 Executive Board New Brothers Strengthen President: ...... Madison ‘Sonny’ Davis VP of Internal Affairs: ...... Kyle Zakari Our Brotherhood: VP of External Affairs: ...... Drew Scott Treasurer: ...... Connor Reingruber Fall 2017 Class Secretary: ...... Max Michelotti Alec Hurst Newburyport, Massachusetts Alex Appel Bredford, New York Website and Facebook: ...... Peter Valesares Alex Honeycutt Meridian, Mississippi and Nathan Moses Ali Ibrahim Fairfax, Virginia ZBT Chairmen Andrew Gallagher Washington, D.C. Bennett Elsman Wilmette, Illinois Academics: ...... Tommy Mahoney Chase Crocker Englewood, Colorado Alumni and Parent Relations:. . . Matt Kearney Christian Dubray Frontenac Forest, Missouri Athletics/Sports IM: ...... Hudson Cramer Connor Reingruber Chevy Chase, Maryland Brotherhood Development: . . . . James Lykins Duncan Fuller Denver, Colorado Campus Coordinator: ...... Geoffery Lasin Eli Davidoff Weston, Connecticut Community Service: ...... Jack Swain Ethan Wallis-Lang San Jose, California Heritage: ...... Eli Davidoff Hudson Cramer Parker, Colorado House Manager:...... Brian Richardson Ian Schramm Randolph, New Jersey Inter Fraternity Council:...... Zach Mykytiuk Jack Alpert Peru, Vermont Philanthropy: ...... Ethan Wallis-Lang Jack Swain Grand Rapids, Michigan Provost: ...... Trevor Waltz James Lykins Grand Rapids, Michigan Public Relations: ...... Matt Moscati Justin Chiacchia Colorado Springs, Colorado Recruitment: ...... Peter Johnston Maros Ademac Wayne, New Jersey Risk Management: ...... Bennett Elsman Matt McMahon South Salem, New York Rituals: ...... Alex Honeycutt Matt Moscati Littleton, Colorado Sexual Assault Prevention . . . . . Matt Meyer and Mike McCarthur St. Louis, Missouri Will Rader Peter Johnston Seattle, Washington Social: ...... Duncan Fuller Ryan Novak Northglenn, Colorado Tahiti Chairmen...... Drew Carey Sam Lasin Highland Park, Illinois Traditions: ...... Ali Ibrahim Zack Mykytiuk Amonk, New York Matt Kearney Mill Valley, California Lane Robinson Arvada, Colorado Winter 2018 Class ZBT SPORTS CENTER Andy Soto Portland, Oregon Tempel Ransdell Boca Raton, Florida A weekly ZBT Sports Center Update with the week’s Griffen Rappaport Bethesda, Maryland results and a list of upcoming games dates and Grayson Warlick Tulsa, Oklahoma times are in the works by athletic committee chair John Berry Rochester, Minnesota Hudson Cramer. Tommy Mahoney Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dick Charles Vail, Colorado SPRING LEAGUES Blake Deilke Langley, Washington 3 Outdoor Soccer Spring 2018 Class 3 5v5 Basketball Luke Huarte Villa Park, California 3 4v4 Flag Football Tucker Butler Seattle, Washington 3 Broomball 3 4v4 Volleyball Congratulations Iota Seniors 3 Ice Hockey George Andrulonis Jake Michelotti 3 Ultimate Frisbee Charlie Canty Eli Rovit 3 Tennis (singles and doubles) Drew Carey Ryoma Saito Spring Quarter 2018 Special Events Bo Fedorak Nick Sarnelli Colin Harris Adam Segall 3 3v3 Soccer Tournament Ben Kanellitsas Luke Shubin 3 Table Tennis Tournament Ben Mcallister AJ Stowell 3 Cornhole Tournament Will McDermott Henry Wurst Josh Meister 31 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

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News about you... for the next Iota’s Worth

Please send us news about you and your family for the next AN IOTA’S WORTH. Please include your name, year of graduation, e-mail along with an update on you and/or your family to Steve at: [email protected]. Thanks!

Donald L. Felsen ‘46 Zachary Baca ’14 Iota Phi Sigma Delta passed away January 3, 2018 Teaching Math at DSST: Cole, A college prep charter Warren Mitchell Toltz ‘51 school in the Five Points Neighborhood in Denver. I became an uncle last year. My sister Rachael had a Iota Phi Sigma Delta passed away December 30, 2017 baby, named David Estevan in July. He will be one this Everett Anton ‘Tony’ Singer ’70 year. I moved back to Denver in August of 2017 after two years on the east coast. Great to be back! Supposedly retired in 1997, but selling vintage auto- motive posters world-wide and putting on an annual email: [email protected] automotive collectibles show; painting now and again. Ben Brentin ’16 Moved into a new house in the fall of 2016...just love it! I am still living in Denver and not looking to leave any Websites: www.VintageAutoPosters.com and time soon. I recently started a new job at a digital mar- www.AutomobiliaMonterey.com keting firm downtown and finally working in the industry email: [email protected] I have always been passionate about. I could not be hap- pier. I am staying involved with Iota as an assistant advi- Bill Castellano ’79 sor, and coordinating young alumni events. Be on the My Daughter, Stephanie lookout for emails from me every once in a while about Castellano Hopple and son-in- upcoming events. Reach out if you have not heard from law Patrick Hopple made me in a while so I have your correct email address. Claire and I grandparents. email: [email protected] Lizzy Hopple was born March 20, 2017. Alexander Hill ’16 email: [email protected] I am working on enhancing the efficiency of catalytic converters (Chemical Engineering). I hope to use the Ryan Martin ‘11 fundamental research I am pursuing as a means of developing new catalyst technologies that can be used I am a business analyst for a healthcare company. for air quality remediation and more efficient, environ- email: [email protected] mentally friendly chemical production. Family is going Marc Goldenberg ‘13 well, the majority of my immediate family is still living in Denver but my older sister has recently moved to I currently own and operate an insurance and financial London so that's very exciting! services company. My significant other, Hailey My candidacy exam is coming up in just under a month! Bachmann, and myself met on Birthright, a Jewish trip in Israel. She recently moved to Denver as we both start email: [email protected] this next chapter in our lives. email: [email protected] Community Service Alexander “Sandy” Myers has been appointed to the Clinics Can Help board of directors. He is a past chair of the American Lung Association of Southeast Florida, a former Kravis Center board member and past chairman of the West Palm Beach Library Foundation at the Mandel Library. Myers is a retired board- certified civil trial attorney who now practices parttime mediation in civil family and Financial Industry Regulatory Authority matters. Third Tuesdays Lunches a Big Success! Thanks to Jay Reano for his efforts in keeping the bonds of brotherhood alive and well in Denver. Every third Tuesday local alumni meet for lunch. We share stories, mostly lies, about the past and catch up on current events. We are hoping more local alumni will join us, contact Jay: [email protected]. Why not consider doing this in your fair city? Contact Steve Ehrlich: [email protected] and he’ll get you contact information for alumni in your area. 32 www.DUZBT.com An Iota’s Worth SPRING 2018

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We are working closely with the University of Denver to update our alumni list. We are in need of e-mail addresses for the following alumni – LISTED BY YEAR INITIATED. If you have any of these please send them to Steve Ehrlich at: [email protected] For every email update sent to Steve you’ll be entered into a drawing to win FREE ZBT sportswear. To update your records with DU click on the web link below: https://securelb.imodules.com/s/1150/interior2013/index.aspx?sid=1150&gid=1001&pgid=3 &cid=40&returnurl=https%3a%2f%2fsecurelb.imodules.com%2fs%2f1150%2finteri- or2013%2findex.aspx%3fsid%3d1150%26gid%3d1001%26pgid%3d95%26cid%3d271#_ga=1 .160135357.1099627392.1437962751 to do likewise for ZBT please click on the web link below: http://www.zbt.org/alumni/update-your-contact-information.html If you are not receiving communications from ZBT and Iota Chapter it is because we do not have your correct e-mail address, please update your records so we can stay in touch.

Lost Brother Year Initiated Lost Brother Year Initiated Mr. Leonard Strear 1945 Dr. Claude P. Coppel 1954 Mr. Maurice Fladerman 1947 Mr. Melvin R. Eskanos 1954 Mr. Jerome Ginsberg 1947 Mr. Herbert L. Maslin 1954 Mr. Louis Mozer 1947 Mr. Victor Romer 1954 Mr. J. Charles 1948 Dr. Morton L. Flax 1955 Mr. Sanford C. Gelman 1948 Mr. Reuben Caplan 1956 Mr. Ivan L. Goldstein 1948 Mr. Morton L. Gart 1956 Mr. Marvin H. Kleiner 1948 Mr. William S. Shefrin 1956 Mr. Arnold Z. Mosko 1948 Mr. Charles S. Stahl 1956 Mr. Leonard Sachs 1948 Mr. Chuck Cooper 1957 Mr. Milton S. Feldman 1949 Mr. Robert Siegelman 1957 Mr. Harold F. Rosen 1949 Mr. Leopold I. Zenner 1957 Mr. Gerald Feldhamer 1951 Mr. Charles O. Cooper 1958 Mr. Morey Idleberg 1951 Mr. Jerry Luper 1958 Dr. John Litvak 1951 Mr. Barry A. Schulman 1958 Mr. Albert Y. Pepper 1951 Dr. Joseph Schwartz 1958 Mr. Marvin M. Richman 1951 Mr. Larry Siegel 1958 Mr. Shirl Werber 1951 Mr. Edward H. Steinberg 1958 Mr. Alan S. Eber 1952 Mr. Theodore R. Pomeranz 1959 Mr. Alvin K. Epstein 1952 Mr. Paul N. Shapiro 1959 Mr. Robert B. Rottman 1952 Mr. Robert S. Weinstein 1959 Mr. Norton I. Snyder 1952 Mr. Sheldon E. Friedman 1960 Mr. Fred S. Sorkin 1952 Mr. Frank J. Gold 1960 Mr. Joseph J. Elinoff 1953 Mr. Irwin J. Keinon 1960 Mr. Albert P. Morris 1953 Mr. Richard Rosenberg 1960 Dr. Joseph S. Szyliowicz 1953 Mr. Howard M. Ackerman 1962

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Lost Brother Year Initiated Lost Brother Year Initiated Mr. Frederick L. Ginsberg 1962 Mr. William E. Furth 1969 Mr. John P. Golbert 1962 Mr. Thomas Gerber 1969 Mr. Jerome A. Greenblatt 1962 Mr. Fred D. Jacobson 1969 Mr. Robert W. Hochstadt 1962 Mr. Louis R. Miller 1969 Mr. Michael J. Klein 1962 Mr. Kenneth Olsen 1969 Mr. David C. Koshar 1962 Mr. Marc Sherman 1969 Mr. Stanley H. Miller 1962 Mr. Robert Soffer 1969 Mr. Manfred Shockner 1962 Mr. Barry D. Zamelsky 1969 Mr. Richard S. Weiner 1962 Mr. William H. Ziering 1969 Mr. Alan Witheiler, Ph.D. 1962 Mr. Jeff Sherer 1970 Mr. Andrew M. Hilvitz 1963 Mr. Mark R. Anderson 1971 Mr. Leonard L. Berry 1964 Mr. Arnold S. Aranoff 1971 Dr. David M. Brodsky 1964 Mr. Richard I. Brown 1971 Mr. Charles M. Brunengraber 1964 Mr. Andrew S. Wolfson 1971 Mr. Hal S. Forman 1964 Mr. Leo T. Bach 1972 Mr. Aaron P. Liebowitz 1964 Mr. Loryn T. Abrams 1973 Mr. Jerry B. Pakula 1964 Mr. Jeffery P. Allen 1973 Mr. David I. Pesner 1964 Mr. Michael G. Botwinick 1973 Mr. Stephen S. Stark 1964 Mr. Lonny P. Zarowitz 1973 Mr. Dennis A. Steinberg 1964 Mr. John R. Jacobs 1974 Mr. Ronald E. Zelinkoff 1964 Mr. Paul J. Levy 1974 Mr. Mark D. Cohn 1965 Mr. Thomas L. Nathan 1974 Mr. Stuart Heller 1965 Mr. William S. Cook 1976 Mr. David H. Lisberg 1965 Mr. Richard L. Page, Jr. 1977 Mr. Steven Stern 1965 Mr. Tom K. Lieberman 1978 Mr. Arden O. Wandel 1965 Mr. Robert Dyer, III 1979 Mr. Michael B. Brooks 1966 Mr. Mark A. Freedman 1979 Mr. Peter B. Davis 1966 Mr. Simon J. Rosen 1979 Mr. Ronald F. Fried 1966 Mr. Bradley F. Otto 1980 Mr. Benjamin F. Friedman 1966 Mr. Gerald L. Thomas 1980 Dr. Morton Hoffman 1966 Mr. Scott Acker 1981 Mr. James A. Rosenthal 1966 Mr. Donald K. Gerstein 1981 Mr. Robert Shipman 1966 Mr. John V. Griggs 1981 Mr. Norman S. Fried 1967 Mr. John A. Heiss 1981 Mr. David Gotfred 1967 Mr. Todd M. Jurgens 1981 Dr. Joel A. Lebovitz 1967 Mr. Terry L. McCormick 1981 Mr. Howard S. Mann 1967 Mr. Warren L. Simmons, Jr. 1981 Mr. Barry M. Berger 1968 Mr. Steven I. Spielman 1981 Mr. Nathaniel E. Bernstein 1968 Mr. Jonathan D. Church 1982 Mr. Lawrence S. Gore 1968 Mr. Jeff P. Derade 1982 Mr. James L. Lewitt 1968 Mr. Martin D. Greene 1982 Mr. Frank L. Londy 1968 Mr. Lawrence N. Kaufman 1982 Mr. Mark L. Muskat 1968 Mr. John I. Silverman 1982 Mr. Stephen A. Smith 1968 Mr. James A. Zitsman 1982 Mr. David H. Straus, II 1968 Mr. Jeffrey H. Perrye 1983 Mr. Elliot Blumenthal 1969 Mr. Craig A. Piland 1983 Mr. Jeffrey Frank 1969 Mr. John E. Archer 1984

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Lost Brother Year Initiated Lost Brother Year Initiated Mr. Steven E. Devlin 1984 Mr. Adam W. Van Dusen 2011 Mr. David C. Edwards 1984 Mr. Joe W. Davidson 2014 Mr. Thomas M. Geher 1984 Mr. Elliot S. Block – Mr. Eric J. Gold 1984 Mr. Robert D. Brody – Mr. Paul D. Goodman 1984 Dr. Ernest Cohan – Mr. Kenneth D. Gordon 1984 Mr. Albert H. Cook – Mr. Terrance L. Kirkpatrick 1984 Mr. Merill Delwitt – Mr. Mark H. Kunin 1984 Mr. Richard Furth – Mr. Eric J. Moss 1984 Mr. Arnold Hewman – Mr. Richard A. Silfen 1984 Mr. Ben Mandel – Mr. Michael E. Stein 1984 Mr. Peter Morton – Mr. Andre A. Nataf 1985 Mr. Carl Richman – Mr. Gregg P. Nathan 1985 Mr. Sam Rudd – Mr. Robert C. Neis 1985 Mr. Michael Shannon 1985 Mr. Steven M. Wells 1985 Mr. Dale A. Zoghlin 1985 Mr. Kevin Cooper 1988 Mr. James R. Davis 1988 Mr. Daniel M. Davis 1989 Mr. Michael J. Sachs 1989 Mr. David A. Segura 1989 Mr. Brock R. Vogel 1989 Mr. Peter W. Wood 1989 Mr. Granton E. Bartz 1990 Mr. Paul A. Delatorre 1990 Mr. David A. Firmin 1990 Mr. Jayson A. Minsky 1990 Mr. Kevin J. Ryan 1990 Mr. Paul B. Shimomoto 1990 Mr. Steven W. Cann 1991 Mr. Marc L. Kessel 1991 Mr. Dennis J. Kester 1991 Mr. Michael J. MacAdams 1991 Mr. Roy Matthies 1991 Mr. Lawrence M. Traub 1991 Mr. Richard R. Cowden 1992 Mr. Shane E. Delevan 1992 Mr. Evan L. Herald 1992 Mr. Robert O. Miller 1992 Mr. Lance D. Reich 1992 Mr. Richard J. Virene 1992 Mr. Haiwan T. Love 2008 Mr. John J. Dayton 2011 Mr. Cameron P. DeAragon 2011 Mr. Brian E. Kirk 2011 Mr. Eric M. Rhoades 2011

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