The Phi Gamma Delta Spring 2009 Volume 130, Number 2

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For Roger Penske (Lehigh 1959), It’s All About People p. 36 Losing a Brother, FINDING FORGIVENESS p. 40 2008 Honor Roll of Donors p. 48

1123999090001_01-19.indd23999090001_01-19.indd 1 55/28/2009/28/2009 11:56:1611:56:16 PMPM The Phi Gamma Delta Spring 2009 Volume 130, Number 2

Editor William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) [email protected] Director of Communications Melanie K. Musick [email protected] Circulation 24,424

163,537 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.

Phi Gamma Delta Web Site www.phigam.org For all the latest information, updates, and anything you need to know about Phi Gamma Delta.

Change of Address Send any address changes to the International Headquarters by email to [email protected], by phone at (859) 255-1848, by fax at (859) 253- 0779 or by mail to P.O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY 40504-4599.

AtAt RightRight Theta Tau brothers celebrate at Tennessee Tech after winning the intramural basketball championship. Photo credit: Tony Marable.

OnOn thethe CoverCover Businessman and brother, Roger Penske (Le- high 1959). Inset shows Brother Penske in race mode. Photos compliments of Penske Corporation.

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1123999090001_01-19.indd23999090001_01-19.indd 2 55/28/2009/28/2009 11:56:5311:56:53 PMPM COVERCOVER STORYSTORY It’s All About People Roger Penske’s Keys to Success 36 Losing a Brother, Finding Forgiveness Make a Mistake Doing Something 40

2008 Honor Roll of Donors Supporting Phi Gamma Delta 48 F E A T U R E S

20 170x170 Expansion Update 23 New Career Resources 24 Psi Mu Charters at Missouri State 26 Rechartering Mu at Wisconsin 28 Fiji Leadership Academy 30 A Look Back at Fiji History 38 Distinguished Fijis 43 60th Anniversary at SMU

D E P A R T M E N T S

4 President’s Message 5 GammaGram 6 On Campus 31 Graduate Almanac 44 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.

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s I write this column for the spring fraternity as they go. Because every activity that chapters have been closed in the past issue, I have attended the installa- is being done for the fi rst time, they struggle 20 years, hazing is second only to alcohol A tions of two chapters in the past more than their fi nal results indicate. Some violations. In Phi Gamma Delta and at our six weeks, with two more charterings on colonies may spend a lot of time in what our host institutions, there is zero tolerance for my itinerary for the remainder of the spring. Situational Leadership program calls the hazing. In a chapter that emphasizes the The Fraternity’s Growth Initiative – with “disillusioned learner” stage of development, separation of pledges from brothers, hazing a goal of 170 chapters by our 170th anniver- but this only makes their accomplishments is more likely to occur. No, it will not al- sary in 2018 – is picking up steam. more impressive. ways occur, but in such a setting, it is much easier for brothers to accept the idea of As we continue to start new colonies at an Colonies often look to existing chapters for hazing. On the other hand, when the focus average of nine per year, four charterings ideas and for role models. This is only natu- is on assimilation and integration of pledges, per academic term will become the norm. ral and is, for the most part, productive. We friendships grow more quickly, and hazing Although this will challenge the Fraternity’s have many chapters doing great things, with becomes a foreign concept. calendar, it will mean new energy for Phi accomplishments that can inspire colonies Gamma Delta and for the brothers who are and make them even prouder to be a part Beyond the benefi t of avoiding the worst- a part of these exciting developments. Our of our fraternity. But colonies do some of case outcome – hazing and the harsh two recent charterings are prime examples. their best work when they trust their own discipline it draws – there is another practi- creativity and ingenuity, rather than trying cal reason for chapters to join colonies in On February 28, we installed the Psi Mu to be like everyone else. Our older chapters embracing the assimilation model: pledge Chapter at Missouri State University, would be well served to look to the newer retention. When a pledge feels that he is a initiating 38 brothers. As a Delta Colony ones for ideas and inspiration. part of the chapter, as opposed to being only last fall, these brothers achieved a GPA of a member of a pledge class, and that he has 3.03, ranking second among 16 fraternities. One of the most important areas where friends there, he is bonded to the chapter. In late November, the colony teamed with our colonies are showing the way is in When he has challenges in school or in the chapter at Arkansas on a basketball run pledge education. Each colony follows the other aspects of his life, he will turn to the that raised over $11,000 for the Red Cross. Fraternity’s new Pledge Education Program, fraternity as a source of support and will be This was in addition to $1,300 raised for the which focuses on teaching the values and much less likely to depledge. Red Cross through a golf tournament. history of the Fraternity while making sure that the pledge has both the time and the In September 2006, when the Archons fi rst More recently, on April 4, we rechartered support he needs to do well academically. set the goal of “170 by 170,” there were a the Mu Chapter at the University of Wis- A distinguishing element of this program is number of benefi ts that we envisioned for consin with 43 new brothers. Phi Gamma the assimilation of pledges into the chapter the Fraternity, but I don’t think that we Delta’s history in Madison dates back to the or colony right away, rather than emphasiz- fully appreciated the energy, new ideas and original chartering in 1893. Our new broth- ing the separation of pledges from brothers. creativity that so many new chapters would ers there have supported the best tradi- bring to Phi Gamma Delta. Now, almost tions of the Mu Chapter, with a fall GPA of A colony, as a new group, needs all hands three years later, the Growth Initiative is 3.22 and brothers providing leadership to pulling together, regardless of their producing much more than just more chap- numerous campus organizations. membership status as initiated member or ters on a checklist. pledge. Out of this necessity, colonies learn Given these examples, it is not surprising that assimilating pledges into colony opera- Mighty Proud to be a Fiji! that in recent years our new and rechar- tions from the outset makes for a stron- tered chapters have been doing very well in ger group. Beyond the benefi t of greater Fraternally, the Fraternity’s awards competition. productivity, they also learn that, by having brothers and pledges pulling together from As we tend to focus solely on the positive day one, they build stronger friendships. record of our new chapters, it is important to acknowledge that all does not go smooth- For some of our existing, older chapters, ly for them. The members are learning there is a lesson here. Among the reasons Perge!

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Thomas Assumes Director of Housing

Former Archon Secre- tions, in addition to having served as a tary Ronald L. Thomas battalion missile offi cer in the U.S. Army. FFEEDEEDbbackack (Georgia Tech 1968) has assumed the responsi- Most recently, Ron served as Archon “I enjoyed a nice evening bilities as Director of Secretary 2006-08 and Archon Coun- reading the PGD magazine Housing, which cilor 2004-06. He also served as chair- cover to cover and enjoyed is one of seven man of the 156th Atlanta Ekklesia Host appointed general Committee. In past years, he served the updates, pictures and offi cer positions. as Section Chief, House Corporation information. It doesn’t mat- President, Board of Chapter Advisors ter how many issues per year Brother Thomas is the president of Tech Chairman and member of the Board of you have when it is packed Built Systems Inc., which furnishes and Conduct.  with this much good infor- erects commercial pre-engineered metal mation and updates.” buildings, and co-owner of American Vaughn Joins IHQ as Steel Frame Housing Inc., which pro- -Fritz Gordner vides steel framing systems for export 158th Field Secretary (Hanover 1964) housing. He is a former senior bank offi cer for three different banking institu- In January, Jon Vaughn “I enjoyed the latest issue of (2008) joined the Inter- the Journal; especially glad to national Headquarters see the aggressive push with staff as Phi Gamma Delta’s 158th Field expansion.” Secretary. He imme- diately was involved -Mark R. Wilkison in the Fiji Academy (Vermont 1983) and attended the chartering of the Psi Mu Chapter at Mis- “I think our magazine is souri State. super!” Brother Vaughn was initiated into the -Richard L. Pinkerton Theta Tau Chapter at Tennessee Tech- (Michigan 1955) nological University, where he graduated with a B.S. in business marketing.

“The new magazine looks As an undergraduate, Jon served on the great! Good job!” Social, Graduate Relations, Scholar- ship, Campus Activities, Risk Manage- -Robert K. Wolf ARCHIVES WEEKEND at IHQ in Lexington. Pictured ment, and Philanthropy Committees top, from the back: Ben Barker (Oklahoma State (Washington State 1991) 2010), Brian Kershaw (Oklahoma State 2011), Jordan and as Chapter President. On campus, Nelson (Oklahoma State 2011), Jonathan Allison Jon served on the Tech Activities Board (Oklahoma State 2010), Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994), T.W. Teague (NC State 2008), Drew Miller (TAB), as well as volunteering his time (Oklahoma State 2011), Brady Scheer (Oklahoma tutoring.  State 2012), and Eric Drumheller (Nebraska 1998).

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1123999090001_01-19.indd23999090001_01-19.indd 5 55/28/2009/28/2009 11:59:1611:59:16 PMPM In an effort to help our chapters and colonies with recruitment opportunities throughout the summer months, you will ﬁ nd a chapter contact with each chapter listed here. N AMPUS RC = Recruitment Chairman O C CP = Chapter President, in lieu of RC HAPPENINGS ITALICS indicates Colony

ARIZONA AKRON Keegan Stombaugh (2009) was elected By auctioning off brothers for eight IFC President. RC: Douglas S. Rothery hours of lawn work, Alpha Omicron (2009), email: [email protected]. raised $1,500 for the Boys and Girls edu. Club of Western Reserve. Also by work- ARIZONA STATE ing Akron Rotary’s Chili Open, which Alpha Sigma kicked up its recruitment included setting up and tearing down, efforts and took 40 new members, up the Chapter helped raise nearly $20,000 from nine last year, winning the Re- for summer camp. Ben Sheers (2010) cruitment Award and was elected IFC Chief Justice. Ryan New Membership Naymik (2011) and Robert Heffelman Program Award for (2011) were inducted into Gamma Sigma 2008. John Gwynn Alpha honorary. RC: Dave Gressock Alpha Omicron helps the Rotary Club of Akron (2011) was elected (2012), email: [email protected]. with its Chili Open to raise nearly $20,000. IFC Vice President of External Affairs. members achieved the highest GPA for RC: Jason Bald- any fraternity’s pledges. Joseph Siegel- win (2011), email: man (2010) was elected IFC President, Gwynn [email protected]. and Tyler Valeska (2011) was elected vice president of student affairs for the Student Government Association. RC: Donald P. Allen (2011), email: [email protected]. ALBERTA Epsilon Alpha received the IFC Phil- anthropic and Interfraternal Chapter Alpha Omicron brothers at Akron who were Award, as well as the Dr. Robert auctioned for 8 hours of lawn service. Steadward Campus Involvement and Successful recruitment at Arizona State. Leadership Award for showing the ALABAMA best campus and service involvement ARKANSAS With the women of Alpha Gamma among all Greeks. The Chapter col- With Psi Mu brothers from Missouri Delta, the Chapter served 350+ people lected 1,820 pounds of food to stock State, Phi Alpha held the FIJI Run, a at a cookout that raised over $5,000 to the Campus Food Bank. Sean Wal- 116-mile relay be- beneﬁ t diabetes research. Academically, lace (2011), Ian Clarke (2010), Colten tween the schools, Theta ranked third among 30 fraterni- Tamagishi (2012) and Harry Chandler that raised $11,574 ties with a 2.97 chapter GPA, and new (2012) were elected to the Students for the Greater Union Council; Tristan Grant (2010) Ozarks Chapter of and Colten Yamagishi (2012) were the American Red elected to the General Faculties Council. Cross. The Chapter Alex Becigneul (2009) was elected vice won Greek Sing, per- president of external affairs for the IFC, forming with Kappa Greek Sing winners while Dustin Chelen (2012) was elected Kappa Gamma. RC: at Arkansas. vice president of internal affairs for the Stuart G. Rucker (2010), email: Science Students Association. Brother [email protected]. Wallace was inducted into Order of AUBURN Cooking out at Alabama to support diabetes research. Omega. CP: Ian E. Clarke (2010), email: Alpha Upsilon brothers raised an esti- [email protected].

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mated $30,000 by hosting the second and placed second overall in the Greek CALGARY annual Sydney Gran Classic, a full- division; Matthew Lacy (2008) served Upsilon Chi brothers visited Epsilon contact football game against Lambda on the homecoming steering commit- Alpha at the University of Alberta to re- Chi Alpha, to support the Sydney Gran tee. Beta Sigma also won Sigma Kappa’s vive the Snow Bowl football rivalry. RC: Foundation. Aces High euchre tournament and Alpha Kelly A. Hjorth (2009), email: hjorth_ The Chap- Phi’s King of Hearts philanthropy. The [email protected]. ter also Chapter’s fall GPA of 3.285 ranked fi rst CALIFORNIA @ BERKELEY donated among fraternities and second of 27 RC: Frederic H. Tompkins (2011), email: 24,535 Greek organizations. RC: Brandon J. [email protected]. pounds of Buller (2011), email: [email protected]. food to the BAYLOR Beat Bama Kappa had the best turnout for Pig Food Drive, Dinner in recent history. The team of an annual Pat Smith (2008), Andy Clark (2009) competi- Collecting food at Auburn. and Jordan Hollier (2008) won the Pig tion between Auburn and Alabama. Dinner golf tournament. Andrew Craw- RC: Jay R.P. Epps (2010), email: ford (2009) was elected IFC President. [email protected]. RC: Tyler W. Whiteside (2011), email: [email protected]. BOWLING GREEN STATE Beta Gamma raised $168 for the Ameri- can Red Cross with its Fiji Futon As- sembly philanthropy where they offered assistance assembling futons for fresh- Iota Chi brothers at California - Irvine attend men moving into dorms. Logan Burn- the 25th Annual Randy B. Lewis All-University side (2008) road his fi xed gear bike 150 Leadership Conference. miles from Cincinnati to Bowling Green with about 40 other riders who raised CALIFORNIA @ IRVINE $2,000 for Children’s Miracle Network. Sammy Kordi (2010) was elected Ball State’s intramural football champions. RC: Christopher L. Fraver (2009), email: IFC Vice President of Fraternity Rela- [email protected]. tions. In the fall, Mario Mutis (2009) BALL STATE BRITISH COLUMBIA Eric Labrador (2010), Oracio Sanchez At the annual Grand Chapter Awards, By shaving their heads, brothers raised (2010), Matthew Ward (2009) and Beta Sigma received the following $5,000 to support a brother with Brother Kordi were invited to attend awards: Best GPA for spring and fall Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The Chapter also the 25th Annual Randy B. Lewis All- 2008; Highest New Member GPA fall annually volunteers over 500 hours University Leadership Conference, a 2008; individual awards for Excellence in 24 Relay, a fundraiser that sup- weekend retreat with faculty, staff and in Scholarship, Chapter Operations, ports disabled children. Pi Gamma will administrators to discuss issues facing Membership Development, Outreach; celebrate its 80th anniversary in May. the University. Brother Kordi and Mat- Overall Chapter of Excellence; New RC: Scott M. Wilkins (2010), email: thew Ward (2009) were inducted into Member of the Year - Matt Whitlock [email protected]. Order of Omega. Ben Jakovljevic (2009) (2012); Outstanding Greek Achiever - Michael Niezer (2010); Greek Man Chapman broth- of the Year - Shawn Meier (2009). In ers visit with Ken fraternity intramurals, brothers won in- Blanchard (Cornell door soccer, volleyball and fl ag football 1961) after he spoke on campus. championships, while Shawn Meier (L-R): Chapter Pres- (2009) and Dalen Faughn (2009) won ident Mike Mueller billiards. Carson Lance (2010) was (2010), Brother elected secretary of BSU’s Student Gov- Blanchard, Nick Stilwell (2011), ernment Association. For the IFC, Alex Former Chapter Perdue (2011) was elected vice president President Brandon of community outreach, and Eric Mc- Lester (2009), and Coy (2011) was elected vice president Jake Curtis (2011). Photo credit: Matt of administration. The Chapter won the Garbutt (Chapman homecoming parade fl oat competition 2010).

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Gamma Kappa brothers at Colorado School of Mines hosted the men of Phi Kappa at Colorado State for Section XXXV Day.

and Colin Miller (2009) were inducted Genn (2011) were elected student senators. CP: DAVIDSON into Gamma Sigma Alpha honorary. Ben Kubaryk (2009), email: bkubaryk@gmail. RC: Alexander L. Dick-Godfrey (2011), RCs: Girish Rajendran (2010), email: com. email: [email protected]. [email protected] and Bryan P. Sabalvaro COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES (2011), email: [email protected]. Gamma Kappa hosted Section XXXV CALIFORNIA @ RIVERSIDE Day in February where 59 brothers RC: Sean D. Stringer (2010), email: learned about recruitment, goal setting, [email protected]. history, pledge education and graduate CALIFORNIA OF PENNSYLVANIA relations. RC: Alex W. House (2012), Andrew Miloevoj (2010) was inducted into email: [email protected]. Order of Omega. CP: Andrew T. Pirring (2009), COLORADO STATE Delta Kappa’s Pig Dinner at Davidson.The email: [email protected]. Matt Parker (2010) is the IFC Vice diamond brothers are holding is the banquet CASE WESTERN RESERVE President of Standards and Values. program. Jim Petras (2012) was re-elected as trea- Reese Lasley (2010) was elected Greek DELAWARE surer for the Class of 2012 at CWR. RC: Week chairman. RC: Robert Magill RCs: Alexander Avramenko (2011), email: Christopher D. Jennewein (2010), email: (2011), email: robert.m.magill@business. [email protected]. and Christopher M. Fols [email protected]. colostate.edu. (2011), email: [email protected]. CHAPMAN DEPAUW Omega Chi hosted its third annual Lambda brothers, with Alpha Kappa car show in October that raised over Alpha and Sigma Chi, were named $500 for the Olive Crest Home for Ring Sing champions. Lambda placed Abused Children in Orange County. third overall in Greek Week. RC: Cam- CP: Michael J. Mueller (2010), email: ron M. Parker (2009), email: camron- [email protected]. [email protected]. CHICAGO DRAKE RC: Vincent O’Leary (2009), email: In March, Delta Iota brothers volun- [email protected]. Chapman’s annual car show raised $500 to help abused children in Orange County. teered for 7.5 hours taking pledges for CINCINNATI Iowa Public Television’s fundraising RC: Tyler D. Longpre (2010), email: phonathon that generated $33,565 in [email protected]. COLUMBIA donations. The Chapter was ranked COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON RC: Dennis M. Hall (2011), email: one of the top ﬁ ve of 50 teams partici- John Capelle (2011) follows Seaton Brown [email protected]. pating in Drake’s Relay for Life, having (2009) as president of the Student Government CORNELL raised $700 before the race. RCs: Association, with Elliot Dickerson (2012) as RC: Michael B. Bennett (2010), email: Franklin J. Peitz (2011), email: Franklin. SGA Treasurer. Tim Drevin (2012) and Ben [email protected].

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[email protected]. and Benjamin L. Shoff (2011), email: [email protected]. EAST CAROLINA Brad Teasley (2010) and Tremayne Smith (2011) have been elected vice president and treasurer, respectively, of ECU’s Student Government Association. Nate Creech (2010) and James Wagner (2009) were inducted into the Chancellor’s Servire Society for community service, jointly submitting over 750 hours! RC: Rob Ferrari (2011), email: [email protected]. EVANSVILLE Performing Rumpelstiltskin with Alpha Omicron Pi in the campus’s annual Musical Madness, Epsilon Iota won ﬁ rst place, plus the Crowd Pleaser Award and Best Actor for David Ried- ford (2011). With 21 new pledges last fall, the Chapter had the largest pledge class on campus and 100% initiation. RC: Nicholas Seibert (2011), email: Evansville brothers traveled to the International Headquarters in Lexington, KY, for initiation. [email protected].

Upsilon Phi’s fall pledge class at Florida. More than 150 brothers attended Pig Dinner at Florida. FLORIDA Pig Dinner was celebrated Gator-style in February with approximately 150 (2009) won freshmen, while Lukas Calafell (2012), brothers attending; about 50 gradu- the intramu- Michael Pego (2011) and Oscar Ruque ates participated in the Pig Dinner golf ral cornhole (2010) participate in the Week of Wel- tournament and 60 attended the an- championship. come (WOW) for freshmen orientation. nual house corporation meeting. John RC: George RC: Sergio Santisteban (2011), email: Reaves (2011) is a Cicerone, giving J. Richard [email protected].  campus tours to prospective students. (2011), email: Ronnie Cosse (2009) and Greg Garcia gjrichard@uﬂ . edu. FLORIDA Cosse and Garcia INTERNATIONAL In February, Sigma Phi hosted a campus-wide blood drive with Sigma Kappa, collecting over 90 units of blood. Joel Calafell (20009) received the Outstanding Commitment to Ser- vice Award from the IFC. Sean McCall (2011) and Renzo Barrantes (2012) Brothers from Drake helped Iowa Public Televi- serve as Peer Advisors for incoming sion’s fundraising phonathon for 7.5 hours. Sigma Phi’s blood drive at FIU.

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[email protected]. and Andrew J. Mannix (2012), email: mannix1@illinois. edu. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN Alpha Deuteron had the highest percentage of participation in Kappa Delta’s annual philanthropy that ben- eﬁ ted The Baby Fold Foundation, an organization aimed at preventing child Phi Sigma brothers at Florida State after their Cheers for Charity raised more than $36,000. abuse. RC: Alex W. Bates (2011), email: [email protected]. FLORIDA STATE achieved 4.0s to be named to the Phi Sigma’s annual philanthropy, Cheers President’s List. Danny Goepp (2010) for Charity, has evolved into a Spirit was elected IFC Vice President, and Week that now includes a 5k race and the following brothers were inducted canned food drive, in addition to the into Order of Omega: Banks Forester cheerleading competition. The event (2010), Jack McKay (2010), Jerrod Lu- raised over $36,000 to beneﬁ t vari- kacs (2010), Drew Stelling (2010), Da- ous charities and 1,400 canned goods vid Powell (2009), Carson Strickland for Second Harvest Food Center. The (2009) and Brother Goepp. Beau Gilm- following brothers were inducted into ore (2009) was crowned UGA Home- Order of Omega: Chris Spencer (2009), coming King and served on the Relay Nick Stratman (2011), Mike Cremisi for Life Executive Board with Taylor (2011) and Sean Bevil (2011). Brother Carlton (2009). RCs: Byron D. Crowe Bevil was appointed chief of staff to the III (2011), email: byrondcrowe@gmail. Intramural broomball champs at Iowa State. student body president, and Brother com and Travis J. Johnson (2011), Spencer was elected vice president of email: [email protected]. INDIANA the National Association of Business GEORGIA TECH RC: Theodore J. “Ted” Boeglin (2011), Economists FSU chapter; both brothers RCs: Jordan H. Jones (2011), email: email: [email protected]. were also inducted into the Garnet and [email protected] and Daniel M. IOWA STATE Gold Key Honorary Leadership Society. Mantenfel (2011), email: At Iowa State, Alpha Iota’s broomball RC: Stephen R. Bussey Jr. (2009), email: [email protected]. team, Strictly Business, won the intra- [email protected]. GETTYSBURG mural fraternity division. RC: Chris S. RC: Kevin P. Raynes (2010), email: Cassling (2011), email: cassling@iastate. Brothers [email protected]. edu. from Georgia HAMPDEN-SYDNEY JACKSONVILLE and Georgia Delta Phi took third place overall in in- Tech donate RCs: Taylor Sutton (2012), email: $12,124 to [email protected] and John Roberts tramural volleyball and second place in support the (2012), email: [email protected]. the interfraternal league. Cory Saucier Children’s HANOVER (2011) was named second runner-up in Miracle Net- the Big Man on Campus competition. work. RC: Clayton D. Slaughter (2011), email: [email protected]. RC: Christopher A. Salley (2009), email: HOUSTON [email protected]. RC: Kelly Evans (2009), email: kmevans@uh. GEORGIA edu. Kappa Deuteron teamed up with IDAHO Gamma Tau at Georgia Tech to raise RC: Jared J. W. Lauritsen (2011), email: $12,124 for the Children’s Miracle [email protected]. Network through their Run for the ILLINOIS Kids philanthropy; Phillip Mote Chi Iota brothers from Illinois volun- (2011) raised $2,150, the most of any teered with Habitat for Humanity in individual on UGA’s campus. The New Orleans during winter break. Jeff Chapter placed second academically Gardner (2010) was elected president with a chapter GPA of 3.36, while the of the IFC, while Connor Grant (2011) 27-member fall pledge class achieved was elected to the IFC Judicial Board. Habitat for Humanity project for Chi Iota a 3.42. Five percent of the Chapter RCs: Jeff R. Keegan (2012), email: brothers at Illinois.

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Best Overall Chapter: Indiana Highest GPA: Indiana (3.31) Most Improved GPA: Ball State Best Pledge Education: Evansville Best Campus Involvement: Indiana Best Community Service Event: Indiana Best Attendance: Evansville (71%) Best Graduate Relations Programming: Ball State Best Recruitment: Evansville Most Improved Chapter: Ball State

Best of the best in Indiana: at State Day, Zeta brothers from Indiana took home top honors.

JAMES MADISON members for the DanceBlue marathon Mu Chi was name Most Improved that supports UK’s pediatric oncology Chapter at the Greek Life Awards; clinic; the Chapter raised $1,700. In brothers had the most community addition to winning the fraternity divi- service hours per brother and the sion of Stomp-a-Palooza, the Chapter largest dollar amount donated among received the Dean’s Cup at Greek all Greeks on campus. The following awards, the highest annual honor for individual awards were received during any Greek organization. Kelsie Willett Greek awards: Gabe Camut (2011) - (2011) was elected IFC Vice Presi- Living the Ritual; Chris Collichio (2010 dent of Public Relations. Josh Pascua - Outstanding Executive Board Mem- (2010) was inducted into Omicron ber of the Year; Alan Crouch (2007) Delta Kappa Leadership Society and - Graduate Advisor of the Year; Brian was featured in a university recruit- Myer (2009) - Outstanding Senior Fra- Upsilon Kappa: winners of Dean’s Cup and ment commercial shown throughout ternity Member; and Andrew Hetrick Stomp-a-Palooza at Kentucky. Kentucky and surrounding states. RC: (2010) - Fraternity Man of the Year. KENTUCKY Jonathan M. Donahue (2010), email: CP: Andrew D. Hetrick (2010), email: Upsilon Kappa ﬁ elded a team of danc- [email protected].  [email protected]. ers, committee chairmen and committee JOHNS HOPKINS Chapter President Andrew Farber- Miller (2010), a forward on the Blue Jays hoops squad, was named MVP for the ECAC Holiday Festival tournament. RC: Mat- thew G. Cole (2011), email: mcole18@jhu. edu. Farber-Miller KANSAS RC: Matthew E. Summers (2011), email: msmmrs@ku. edu. KANSAS STATE Jon Baier (2011) was initiated into Order of Omega. RC: Andrew R. North (2011), Winter break in Europe. Kentucky’s Upsilon Kappa brothers Joseph Amundson (2009), Brad Heil email: [email protected]. (2008) and James Chapman (2011) let everyone know they are Fijis.

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KETTERING - A MICHIGAN STATE Several brothers will be serving in IFC Georg Schuttler (2010) was elected student leadership positions: Brandon Schinzel senator. RC: Drew Coatney (2011), email: Drew. (2009)–president; Dan McConnon [email protected]. (2010)–secretary; Aaron TenHuisen MINNESOTA (2011)–risk manager; Patrick Burnham RC: Matthew S. Riordan (2011), email: (2011)–philanthropy chairman; Chris [email protected]. Flynn (2010)–public relations chairman. MISSISSIPPI STATE Jacob Obradovich (2009) was named Josh Hoop (2011) and Will Appleby Greek Man of the Year, Student of the (2010) organized a crew of Sigma Mu Year and inducted into the Robot Soci- Phi Deuteron’s basketball winners at Maryland. brothers to provide labor to help the ety. Collin Sullivan (2009) was inducted Starkville Red Cross relocate to new into Gamma Sigma Alpha honorary. MARYLAND ofﬁ ces across town. The Chapter is RC: William H. Giles (2012), email: Phi Deuteron placed ﬁ rst overall in also planning a project with Habitat [email protected]. athletics, winning six sports cham- for Humanity and a fund raiser for the KNOX pionships. The Chapter also won Red Cross. For Pig Dinner, 32 gradu- Back in October, Gamma Deuteron homecoming athletics and second ates returned to celebrate. RC: Adam brothers organized and constructed a overall in homecoming. For the IFC, B. Gough (2011), email: abg78@msstate. haunted house for the Boys and Girls Glyn Hinnenkamp (2010) was elected edu and Jared R. Sheffer (2010), email: Club of Knox County, and they have vice president of internal affairs, [email protected]. since been volunteering as basketball and Andrew Stottman (2010) was coaches, counselors and after school elected to administrative affairs. RC: tutors. The Chapter’s GPA of 3.12 was Zachary B. Schwartz (2009), email: above the all-male and all-fraternity [email protected]. averages. RC: Evan Massey (2010), email: [email protected]. LAFAYETTE RC: Abraham M. Goch (2010), email: [email protected].

Phi Deuteron’s new pledges enjoying their first Pig Dinner at Maryland.

MISSOURI STATE Mu Tau brothers at Memphis with new pledges. At the Greek Awards, Psi Mu received honors for Most Philanthropy Money MEMPHIS Donated in 2008 ($14,584), the Greek Eddie White (2009) was featured on Unity Award, and Purple Legionnaire the cover of Herff Highlights, the col- Justin Washburn (William Jewell 1997) lege of engineering’s yearly publication, Upsilon Lambda brothers participate in a was named Alumni Advisor of the Year. and in a university promotional video, neighborhood clean up at LaSalle. With the women of Alpha Chi Omega, proudly wearing a FIJI shirt. Parker LASALLE Hemphill (2011) was also featured in a CP: Matthew J. Blansfi eld (2010), email: university commercial shown on local blansfi [email protected]. channels. Blake Dorris (2012) will serve LEHIGH as a camp counselor at Frosh Camp, In the fall, Beta Chi hosted its fi fth an- a 4-day summer retreat for incoming nual Fiji Fall Classic where more than freshmen to ease the transition into col- 100 golfers attended, raising $3,000 for lege life. RC: Joshua P. Mathenia (2011), the American Red Cross. RC: Rob- email: [email protected]. ert T. “Tyler” Powell (2011), email: MICHIGAN [email protected]. Jason Rosenblatt (2010) was elected MAINE IFC Executive Vice President. RC: Sean C. McLain (2011), email: smclain@umich. Greek Jam winners at Missouri State: Psi Mu RC: Travis K. Lebrun (2010), email: tra- brothers with Alpha Chi Omega. [email protected]. edu.

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Phi Gamma Delta represented one of the largest groups in attendance at the Mid-American Greek Council Association conference in February. Brothers who attended included (in no order): Jeff Gardner (Illinois 2010), Ryan Williams (Texas A&M 2002)–working at University of South Caro- lina, Matt Parker (Colorado State 2010); Zach Russell (Oklahoma State 2011); Matt Howard (Oklahoma State 2011); Eric McCoy (Ball State 2011); Charlie Winn (North Carolina 2009); Clay Stockett (North Carolina 2011); Martin Muck (Oklahoma State 1978)–working at Northeastern State University, OK; Michael Shoenfelt (Ohio State 2010); Tony Zimmerman (Ohio State 2010); Dane Berthelsen (Virginia Tech 2011); Murray Campbell (Virginia Tech 2010); Kegan Christian (Wittenberg 2010); Zachary Zamechansky (Tulane 2010); Ben Koenig (Drake 2010); Kyle Brooks (Texas Tech 2009); Spencer Thomas (Texas Tech 2011); Jesse Miller (Evansville 2010); Brett Selly (Arkansas 2010); Ryan Bush (Memphis 2008); Derrick Hunolt (William Woods 2012); Nick King (Toledo 2005)–working at Bowling Green State University; Chuck Wirtz (Ohio 2010).

the Chapter won ﬁ rst place in Greek days. The Colony’s 3.510 fall GPA is #1 on the Jam and third place overall in Greek UNK campus. RC: John B. Lawless (2012), Week. RC: Taylor Paul (2012), email: email: [email protected]. [email protected]. NEW MEXICO Alpha Nu won the Greek games competition and the overall Greek Cup at Greek Week. The Chapter donated over $800 to Camp Rising Sun, a camp for autistic children, and volunteered at the Albuquerque Botanical Gardens to help prepare for the new season. The Chapter Woods also ﬁ elded a team for Relay for Life that Lambda Nu brothers at Nebraska receive a me- raised over $800 for the American Can- morial portrait of Johnny Carson (1949) from cer Society. Back at Thanksgiving, Alpha the College of Fine and Performing Arts. Nu held a Purple Turkey Drive where brothers collected 79 turkeys (over 1200 NEBRASKA lbs.) to donate to the Road Runner Food Lambda Nu received a portrait of John- Bank. Mackenzie Woods (2009), outgo- ny Carson (1949) from the dean of the ing IFC President, was named Greek College of Fine and Performing Arts Man of the Year. Michael Westervelt to display at the chapter house. RC: (2010) was elected IFC President for Patrick D. Brittan (2010), email: 2009-10. RC: Jonathan M. Elder (2010), [email protected]. email: [email protected]. NEBRASKA @ KEARNEY NORTH ALABAMA

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Government Association. Nathan Gra- ham (2011) was elected IFC President, with Kyle Conrad (2009) as vice president and Michael Johnson (2011) vice president of recruitment. Brother Thig- pen was also selected as Alpha Gamma Delta Man of the Year for 2009. Ryan Pigg (2009) is the one-on-one intramural basketball champ. Phi Upsilon won ﬁ rst place overall in homecoming and ﬁ rst place in the men’s division of UNA’s annual Stepsing that raised $10,000 for United Way. The Chapter placed second overall in intramural sports. RC: Ryne Davis (2011), email: [email protected].

The Delta Colony at North Texas made use of their Fiji flag to attract the eye of Morgan Spurlock (New York 1993), of Super Size Me fame, when he spoke on campus.

NORTH TEXAS the Mid-Ohio Food Bank. For the RC: Michael Peterson (2011), email: 2009-10 IFC at Ohio State, Tony Zim- [email protected]. merman (2010) will serve as president, OHIO STATE Michael Shoenfelt (2010) will serve Omicron Deuteron received the univer- as vice president of communications sity-wide honor, Spirit of Ohio State and Shawn Stone (2010) will serve Award, for outstanding performance, as philanthropy/service director. The Phi Upsilon brothers at North Alabama won value placed on tradition and willing- Chapter’s 3.440 fall GPA is #1 on cam- first place at UNA’s annual Stepsing. ness to challenge the status quo. The pus. RC: Craig A. Althoff (2010), email: Chapter also received the Student [email protected]. NORTH CAROLINA Organization Collaboration Award for OKLAHOMA For the IFC, Charlie Winn (2010) was its Rivalry Run with Pi Kappa Alpha Nu Omega raised over $2,000 at its elected president, and Clay Stockett and both organizations’ chapters at annual Fiji Olympics, a three-day (2011) was elected treasurer. Jared Michigan. Brandon Edwards (2012) competition among the 12 sororities Brown (2009) was inducted into Order and Mike Coleman (2012) were two on campus. RC: Thomas W. Luce IV of Omega. RC: Dylan J. Castellino of seven students named Outstanding (2011), email: [email protected]. (2011), email: [email protected]. First Year Student, and Greg Ebersole OKLAHOMA STATE NORTH CAROLINA @ (2009) received the Outstanding Senior Following winter ice storms, Sigma WILMINGTON Award, the highest honor given to an Omicron held a campus-wide blood Adam Thomas (2010) was inducted into undergraduate. The Chapter also col- drive with Gamma Phi Beta that Omicron Kappa Delta Leadership Society, lected 1,859 pounds of food to beneﬁ t collected 57 units of blood for the and Anthony Callegari (2009) was inducted into Order of Omega. RC: Benjamin F. Emanuel (2011), email: [email protected]. NORTH CAROLINA STATE At Pig Dinner on April 4, over 80 brothers and guests attended. Graham Groseclose (2012) appeared on the front page of the University newspaper in an article about the Hoops 4 Hope event to support women’s basketball coaches with cancer. RC: Colt W. Nash (2010), email: [email protected]. Nu Sigma’s Pig Dinner at North Carolina State.

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American Red Cross. The fall pledge class placed second overall in Freshman Follies, a singing and dancing show, and they also won Best Musical Selection, Best Male Follier, Best Male Direc- tor and Viewer’s Choice. RC: Asher C. Grifﬁ fn (2009), email: rushosuﬁ ji@gmail. com.

Omicron Deuteron brothers’ food drive at Ohio State collected 1,879 pounds of canned goods to The American Red Cross took over the Sigma benefit the Mid-Ohio Food Bank. Omicron chapter house at Oklahoma State for blood donations.

OREGON STATE RC: Iain A. Schoenberg (2011), email: [email protected]. PENNSYLVANIA In February, the Beta Colony hosted a blood drive that attracted nearly 60 donors for the American Red Cross. Twenty-seven members created two Relay for Life teams, raising over $1,000 for the American Cancer Society. Beta also volunteered more than 120 hours in community service helping paint apartments for Achievability, an organization that helps low-income families. The Colony’s fall GPA of 3.392 was sixth of all fraternities on campus, and 25 brothers earned AAA scholarships of $250. RC: J. Cameron Anglum (2009), email: [email protected]. Sigma Omicron at Oklahoma State converted the chapter house into a blood donation station, collecting 57 units for the American Red Cross.

Brothers also spent a day cleaning up the trails of Mt. Nittany. RC: Nicholas J. Boland (2009), email: [email protected].

The Beta Colony at Penn.

PENNSYLVANIA STATE By participating in THON, the IFC/ Panhellenic annual dance marathon, Fiji THON participants at Penn State’s dance Gamma Phi helped raise $40,000 to marathon (L-R): Max Goldberg (2012), Antho- support the Four Diamonds Fund that Gamma Phi brothers at Penn State annually ny Imparo (2012), Frankie Santoriello (2012) beneﬁ ts kids with pediatric cancer. clean up the trails of Mt. Nittany. and Eric Tricou (2012).

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RHODE ISLAND Jack Wagner (2010) was elected intra- Hopping into the Rhode Island surf dur- mural director. RC: Sidney W. Slatery ing February, Kappa Rho brothers raised (2011), email: [email protected]. over $1,000 for Cystic Fibrosis during TENNESSEE TECH their annual Fiji Freeze philanthropy. Paired with Kappa Delta, Theta Tau Brothers elected as new student senators placed fi rst overall in homecoming. are Jonathan Hansen (2010) - at-large, Holding MS Island Week fi lled with and Bill MacKinnon (2011) - on-campus competitions for the sororities, the representative. RC: Robert D. Stewart Kappa Rho’s Fiji Freeze in the Rhode Island surf Chapter raised $2,595 for multiple scle- (2011), email: [email protected]. raises more than $1,000 for Cystic Fibrosis. rosis. The Chapter won IFC intramural basketball for the second year in a row, RPI playing the season undefeated; broth- Robert Odell (2009) and Jonathan ers also fi nished fi rst in wrestling. Ben Edelen (2009) were selected for Who’s Hobbs (2011) was elected vice presi- Who Among College Students. Tau Nu dent of philanthropy for the IFC, while will celebrate its 25th anniversary on Julian Lyons (2012) was elected vice Oct. 2-4, 2009. RC: Matthew C. Stine president of public relations, as well as (2011), email: [email protected]. SGA Treasurer. Mike Brockman (2008) SOUTHERN METHODIST worked on a project team that designed RC: Robert T. Hayden (2010), email: a mobilized chair for a disabled 8-year- [email protected]. old girl that received coverage in the SYRACUSE local news. RC: Thor M. Yates (2011), Eric Meyers (2010) has been elected email: [email protected]. IFC Vice President of Internal Affairs, and Allen Graham Jr. has been elected IFC Diversity Chairman. CP: Kyle J. Dean (2011), email: [email protected]. TENNESSEE Rho Chi brothers from Richmond with PL John Moreau (1964) in front of the NCAA bracket in Brian Welton (2010) was elected trea- Chattanooga, TN, where the Richmond Spiders surer of the Student Alumni Associa- won the Division I-AA FCS championship 24-7 tion. On the IFC, Drew Leach (2010) against the Montana Grizzlies. was elected vice president of recruitment, Ryan Sowell (2011) was elected At Tennessee Tech, Theta Tau’s MS Island Week raised over $2,500. RICHMOND vice president of public relations, and CP: Thomas J. Borwick (2010), email: [email protected]. ROSE-HULMAN During football season, running back Calvin Bueltel (2010) earned fi rst-team ESPN The Magazine College Division Academic All-American honors. With fi ve 100-yard rushing games, he led the Heartland Col- legiate Athletic Conference with 1,096 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns. Plus he has a 3.82 GPA. Scott Min- chuk (2012) was elected secretary of the Student Government Association. RC: Shaun M. Quirk (2010), email: [email protected]. Theta Tau brothers enjoying homecoming at Tennessee Tech.

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Tau Upsilon brothers ventured from New Orleans for a retreat at the beach.

Theta Tau’s championship wrestling team at Tennessee Tech. Harrison Cash (2010) were inducted TULANE into Order of Omega. The Chapter Tau Upsilon won Greek Week with TEXAS awarded a $250 scholarship to incom- Kappa Kappa Gamma, hosted a blood RC: Preston M. Hart (2009), email: ing freshman Price Murphy (2012) drive with Chi Omega that scored 250 [email protected]. based upon academics, activities and units of blood, and hosted a community TEXAS @ ARLINGTON character. RC: Harrison A. Cash (2010), service day to help rebuild a deteriorat- Phi Tau won ﬁ rst place in IFC and email: [email protected]. ing post-Katrina New Orleans home. all-university indoor volleyeball, 3-on-3 Brothers volunteered 75 hours at Ban- basketball and indoor soccer. Adam neker Elementary as reading buddies Whitten (2009) was elected IFC Pres- for 1st - 5th graders and also donated deint. CP: Robert A. Whitten (2009), over 40 children’s books to the school email: [email protected]. library. Chapter President Zachary TEXAS A & M Zamechansky (2010) was elected IFC RC: Matthew G. Ledlie (2011), email: Treasurer. RC: Reed T. Wendorf-French [email protected]. (2011), email: [email protected]. TEXAS CHRISTIAN VERMONT RC: Cory M. Henderson (2010), email: RC: Matthew Walker, email: [email protected]. [email protected]. TEXAS TECH VILLANOVA Dee Jay Wilde (2010) was selected In December, Phi Pi brothers hosted external vice president of the Student a blood drive that collected 106 units, Government Association, while the Upsilon Tau at Toledo rewards freshman Price the largest single day blood drive at following brothers were elected stu- Murphy (2012), center, with the Chapter’s first Villanova. RC: Timothy A. Feron (2011), dent senators: Chase Leftwich (2011) $250 scholarship for his academic achieve- ments, extra-curricular activities and quality of email: [email protected]. - Rawls College of Business, Alex Mc- character. VIRGINIA Cammon (2010) - College of Engineer- Corresponding Secretary Mike Bartlett ing, Sterling Swack (2011) - College of TORONTO (2010) was selected to live on UVA’s Human Sciences, Justin Winn (2010) - RC: Ramy G. Chehade (2009), email: Lawn next year, one of the highest College of Arts and Sciences, and Rob- [email protected]. honors an undergradute can receive.  ert Zimmerman (2011) - Rawls College of Business. Lambda Tau won both the fraternity and university leagues in basketball. RC: William H. Pond (2009), email: [email protected]. TOLEDO Between Relay for Life and FIJI Fry Fest, Upsilon Tau raised over $1,200 for charity. Brothers also cleaned up the football stadium and took kids to see the holiday lights at the Toledo Zoo. In intramurals, the Chapter earned ﬁ rst place in tennis (doubles), sand volleyball (doubles and quads) and indoor volleyball. Jeff Romagni (2010) and Tau Kappa’s Pig Dinner at Toronto.

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Jeremy Rowe (2009) and Joe Stoots (2011) won the Sig Ep/DZ cornhole tournament that raised money for the Char- lottesville Fire Department. CP: Kevin S. Dowlen (2010), email: kdows22@gmail. com. VIRGINIA TECH Rho Alpha teamed up with other Greek organizations to raise nearly $3,000 for a young girl born with Robert’s Syndrome; they then spent a weekend building a wheelchair ramp for the family home. Rho Alpha’s Pig Dinner at Virginia Tech. The Chapter’s 3.133 fall GPA is #1 on campus. RC: Lawson D. Wallace (2011), hurdles and 100M dash, and to Jarod WISCONSIN email: [email protected]. Brock (2011) in the 200M hurdles and RC: William A. “Bill” Buecksler (2011), long jump. Michael Hinojosa (2011) email: [email protected]. won the campus championship in in- WISCONSIN EAU-CLAIRE tramural raquetball. RC: Seth A. Young In February, Epsilon Chi volunteered at (2011), email: [email protected]. the Polar Plunge, which raises money WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON for Special Olympics, by setting up and Mike Hamilton (2009) placed fi rst in providing overnight security. Tyler De- the Model United Nations competition at the University of Pittsburgh. Matt Coronado (2010) is IFC President, and Nick Ruffner (2010) is chief justice for the IFC. Matt Montenero (2010) and Pat Thomas (2010) were elected to the All-Fraternity2009 All-American Judiciary Standards Board. Joe Paoun- BASKETBALL TEAM cic (2011) placed second in the Greek God competition among all fraternities. First Team Rho Alpha at Virginia Tech teamed up with RC: David A. Gitlitz (2009), email: other Greeks to raise money to help a local dis- [email protected]. Mitchell Meyer abled girl. They then spent a weekend building WASHINGTON & LEE (Hanover 2011) a wheelchair ramp into her family’s home. RC: James S. Waddell (2010), email: All-Heartland Collegiate Athletic [email protected] and Evan W. Shar- Conference fi rst team, WABASH ber (2011), email: [email protected]. HCAC scoring leader, Psi brothers raised $400 for the Rein- WASHINGTON STATE Hanover MVP; deer Fund to buy Christmas gifts for RC: Rob L. Borden (2010), email: scored 473 points (18.9 avg/game) eight needy children. Craig Cochran [email protected]. with 209 rebounds (8.4 avg/game) (2010) was elected vice president of WEST VIRGINIA and 21 blocked shots the student body and president of the RC: Matthew B. Pecker (2009), email: service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega. [email protected]. Honorable Mention WESTERN KENTUCKY The following Psi brothers were named Mike Case RC: Ryan E. Torres (2011), email: ryan. to the Senior Council Activities Com- (Hanover 2012) [email protected]. mittee, planning yearly activities for the Taylor Dial WESTERN ONTARIO campus community: Greg Slisz (2010), (Hanover (2011) RC: Robby Lehnert (2011), email: Vince Okerson (2010), Alex Avtgis Andrew Farber-Miller [email protected]. (2011) and Brian David (2012). Of the (Johns Hopkins 2010) WILLIAM JEWELL 61 Psi brothers and pledges, 21 made David Nowicki The Chapter’s 3.050 fall GPA is #1 on the Deans’ List last fall, which requires (Wittenberg 2010) campus. RC: Justin O. Beck (2011), a 3.5 GPA. The Chapter’s 3.230 fall Dan O’Leary email: [email protected]. GPA is #1 on campus. Psi has placed (Hanover 2009) WILLIAM WOODS fi rst in intramural track and fi eld, Mark Snyder RC: Brian W. Walsh (2012), email: winning the 4x100 relay and 4x400 (Wittenberg 2010) relay; individual fi rst place honors went [email protected]. to John Bogucki (2012) in the 110M

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The Delta Colony at Western Kentucky University at their Fun and Friendship retreat.

Bruin (2011) was elected IFC President, 162nd Ekklesia and Jeff Mafﬁ tt (2009) was elected Scheduled for president of the Order of Omega. Mat- thew Schulman (2011) was elected Phoenix, AZ student senator and named Senator The Arizona Biltmore will host of the Week for the week of March the 162nd Ekklesia on 7/ 29 2. RC: Tyler J. DeBruin (2011), email: – 8/1, 2010. More details will [email protected]. follow in the fall issue of The Phi Gamma Delta magazine.

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I am writing to express my gratitude for the ing him unconscious for a short time. John attention and concern the brothers of Phi refused medical treatment from the EMS Gamma Delta have shown my son over the personnel that responded to the brothers’ last few days. I was supportive of John’s (WPI summons. He continued to exhibit measures Sigma brothers at Wittenberg. 2012) decision to pledge a fraternity as my of confusion and signs of a minor concussion. own college experience included participa- The brothers insisted upon and escorted WITTENBERG tion in Greek life. However, as I had no John to the emergency room at UMASS Me- In March, Sigma sponsored and par- personal knowledge of Phi Gamma Delta, morial Medical Center where he was evalu- ticipated in a co-ed dodgeball tour- concerns existed regarding the choice of ated, treated and eventually discharged. I wish nament that raised $500 for the fraternity. The actions of the brothers in the to especially thank Brother (Kile) Simpson American Red Cross. Kegan Christian last few days have allayed any fears that I may (2010), who accomapanied John and stayed (2010) was elected IFC President. have harbored. I wish to thank Mitch (Riley throughout the visit. RC: John S. Stough (2010), email: s10. 2009) for taking the time to conduct a per- [email protected]. sonal tour of the house on Sunday 3/1 and The actions of the fraternity members answering my husband’s and my questions. WPI towards my son have provided evidence that He presented a forthright and favorable face the organization strives to embody the ideals Pi Iota received two awards at the WPI for the fraternity. of Greek life. I know now that John has cho- Greek Alumni Council awards ceremo- sen wisely to pledge Phi Gamma Delta. ny: Most Improved Chapter of the Year The brothers also showed mature and and New Member of the Year for John responsible judgment on the night of 2/26/09 Sincerely, Brunelli (2011). RC: Kile L. Simpson regarding John’s health. John slipped on ice, (2010), email: [email protected]. fell down the hill and struck his head, render- Nancy M. Madura

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On January 22, 2009, 36 men were pledged into the new Delta Colony. In addition to undergraduates, 14 graduate brothers participated in the pledging ceremony and later recognized undergraduates at a campus reception. Direc- tor of Expansion Justin Burns (Ohio State 2007) and Field Secretary Matt Cessna (Knox 2008) were on hand to facilitate the colonization ceremonies.

These men have a collective GPA of a 3.25, can be found leading many campus organizations and have all worked hard to already create a buzz on campus.

Within one month of colonizing, the its second pledge class and won elec- treasurer, campus senators, and home- group took another ten men to make up tions for the student body president, coming king.  EEXPANDINGXPANDING THTHE INFLUENCE Another Home Run at HOUSTON

Led by Director of Expansion Jesse Hitt and Field Secretary Nate Carney, Phi Gamma Delta recruited a fantastic group of 37 founding fathers at the University of Houston. The Colony has many highlights, such as its 3.28 cumulative GPA (leading the Greek community) and its membership diversity that represents such groups as HBSA (Hispanic Business Student Association), the Student Gov- ernment Association, and consists of great athletes, musicians, writers, activists, businessmen and future politicians.

Colony President Brian Lopera won the Ted Bauer Leadership Award, the most Year in the Student Government Associa- Pledge Educators John M. Guarino (Texas prestigious award at the Bauer College of tion. A&M 2006), Ben C. Penn (Mississippi Business, while Recruitment Chairman State 1976) and Purple Legionnaire Edgar Kelly Evans was named Senator of the Guidance and leadership are provided by R. Ordorica (Texas A&M 2003).

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Field Secretaries Jonathan Hilliard (Virginia 2007) and Josh Laufenberg (Il- linois 2008) led the expansion process at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC. On Friday, February 27, 2009, Phi Gamma Delta ofﬁ cially arrived at ECU with 37 founding fathers. The colony brothers from North Carolina-Wilming- ton and area graduate brothers presided over the pledging ceremony for the new pledges. Later that evening, the Frater- nity then unveiled the pledge class to the ECU community during an “Evening with the Fijis” campus reception.

The new colony is already larger than ECU’s average fraternity size and has an initial 3.27 GPA! Plus, the men are leaders in student government, members of societies, volunteer Emergency Medi- Eagle Scouts, and managers of campus multiple academic and service honorary cal Technicians and hospital assistants, organizations.  EXPANDING THTHE INFLUENCEINFLUENCE Returning Lambda Omega to WESTERN ONTARIO Phi Gamma Delta is once again on the University of Western Ontario campus, making it Phi Gamma Delta’s ﬁ fth campus in Canada.

The goal was to redeﬁ ne a top fraternity at UWO. After only four weeks, Field Secretary Matt Edgar (British Columbia 2007) recruited 34 founding fathers.

Not only impressive quantitatively, these men represent the best of the best at UWO. These men boast a 3.35 GPA, ranking it as the premier Greek organization for academics. The group includes several varsity athletes, including the quarter- back of the UWO football team (ranked organizations and community volunteers. Delta’s name, the Colony has reclaimed 2nd nationally), and many outstanding Having already conducted its ﬁ rst phi- its tradition of excellence at Western regional athletes in numerous sports. lanthropy event and beginning a semes- Ontario.  There are leaders of the University’s top ter-long campaign to build Phi Gamma

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Director of Expansion Justin Burns (Ohio State 2007) and Field Secretary Matt Cessna (Knox 2008) recruited 45 men to become founding fathers. These men have many outstanding qualities, including a 3.33 GPA, men who have started their own businesses, Eagle Scouts, leaders in student organizations, multiple teaching assistants on campus, and other ﬁ ne accomplishments.

Since recolonizing, the Colony has been making its presence known. Many events have already been scheduled on campus this semester, and organizations are already partnering with Phi Gamma Delta Phi Gamma Delta celebrates its 50-year Gamma Delta was welcomed back on for many spring activities. Most notably, anniversary at Michigan State University campus in front of over 100 attendees, Phi Gamma Delta partnered with a col- with the recolonization of the Epsilon rising to their feet in applause when the lege on campus for Relay for Life, raising Lambda Colony. On March 26, 2009, Phi ﬁ rst pledge class was unveiled. over $1,000 in less than two weeks. 

Projected Fall 2009 Colonizations

Phi Gamma Delta has been invited to the University of Colorado join the Greek communities of four more look forward to return- universities this coming fall. ing to a rapidly growing Greek community in APPLACHIAN STATE (Delta Colony), Boulder, CO. Beta Kappa Boone, NC - Phi Gamma Delta’s strong was fi rst founded in 1912, reputation in and it will be wonderful to see the Phi North Caro- Gam fl ag fl ying high in 2012 for its cen- lina has led tennial celebration. Email Jesse Hitt at it to another [email protected] with suggestions. great university in Boone, NC. The fast with a strong Greek community. Email growing Greek community makes it an UNIVERSITY OF IOWA (Mu Deu- Josh Laufenberg at jlaufenberg@phigam. excellent fi t for the Fraternity. We are teron Colony), Iowa City, IA - The org with suggestions. committed to adding another powerful Mu Deuteron Chapter (found- colony in North Carolina. Email Jesse Hitt ed 1873) has over a century- UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN at [email protected] with suggestions. long history on Iowa’s CALIFORNIA (Sigma Chi Colony), Los campus. After a short Angeles, CA - Staff members will arrive UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO suspension, Phi Gamma after IFC recruitment is completed to re- (Beta Kappa Colony), Boulder, CO - The Delta is excited to revitalize one of the cruit founding fathers. Email Justin Burns Fraternity and graduate brothers from Fraternity’s older chapters on a campus at [email protected] with suggestions. 

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ooking to try your hand at something lot of graduate brothers considering a Lnew career-wise? The Fraternity has change in their career paths too. launched two new resources to aid our All we ask is that Mentors be brothers’ career investigations. open to communicate with these brothers if they contact Phi Gam Job Board you and give some perspec- The Fraternity has launched a Job Board tive on their chosen path. which allows brothers to post opportunities. Located behind a brothers’ only These resources and more login, you may post or browse full-time, are located at www.phi- part-time or seasonal jobs or internships, gam.org/netcom- all at no cost! We just ask that you let munity/careers. us know how the service helped you in your search. Career Link Men- tors Needed! Career Link The success of this For many years, Phi Gamma Delta has network is de- operated the Career Link Network, a pendent upon the system where graduate brothers volun- graduate brothers teer to serve as Career Link Mentors to who volunteer to other brothers seeking advice or infor- share their experi- mation about a potential career path. A ences and knowledge new searchable database of Career Link with other brothers. You can be a great Mentors is now available on the frater- resource to other brothers! Magazine Circulation Policy nity website too. If you are interested in becoming a While the program was originally geared Career Link Mentor, contact Director of The fall issue of The Phi Gamma Delta is to benefi t undergraduates getting a start Education Rob Caudill at (859) 255-1848 mailed to all brothers and pledges. The in the right direction, we are seeing a or email [email protected].  spring issue is mailed to undergraduates, current graduate dues and Educational Thanks To Fraternity Graduate Dues Donors Foundation donors, and brothers who have specifi cally requested both issues. ncouraging news from our chapters scroll down to “Thank you 2009 dues All issues are posted on the Fraternity’s Eis made possible with the posi- donors.” website at www.phigam.org. tive infl uence of graduate brothers—as volunteers, as graduate dues donors, as Please keep in mind that the website list Notifi cation of publication will be sent Educational Foundation donors, or as is different from the listing of Founda- via e-mail to any brother or pledge for chapter donors. On behalf of our chap- tion donors included in this issue on pp. whom we have a valid e-mail address. ters and our undergraduate brothers and 48-66. To pay graduate dues or to make a pledges, thank you sincerely for your tax-deductible gift to the Educational contributions to Phi Gamma Delta. The website is secure to make online Foundation, use the attached envelope. payments, or if you prefer regular postal To update your information (including Every brother who has donated gradu- mail, your gift should be sent to P.O. Box e-mail) on fi le, sign up/log in to our Net- ate dues this year of at least $20 is 4599, Lexington, KY 40544-4599. Please Community or contact us. To otherwise listed on the website. At the home page, note “graduate dues” on your check.  request a printed copy of the magazine, contact Director of Communications Melanie Musick, PO Box 4599, Lexing- FFIJII J I ton, KY 40544-4599 or email her at PHI GAMMA DELTA [email protected].  two good names for one great fraternity

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The new brothers of Psi Mu Chapter, which chartered at Missouri State on February 28.

hi Gamma Delta grew to 108 of Friday, February 27, with an Evening chartered chapters on February 27 With the Fijis reception in the Plaster – March 1, 2009, with the installa- Student Union building. The entire by P tion of the Psi Mu Chapter at Missouri campus community was invited to share Justin Washburn State University. Through the weekend’s in the experience of Phi Gamma Delta of- (William Jewell 1997) and ceremonies, 46 brothers were pledged ﬁ cially being chartered at Missouri State. Wes Martin into the new chapter, with the Frater- (Missouri State 2009) nity gaining 38 new initiates. Later that evening, Executive Director The Chapter was founded on March 1, Bill Martin led the future brothers and 2007, after then Director of Expansion pledges through the traditional Indoc- Kurt Niebuhr (Kansas State 2003), who trination School, which is a recap of the attended the weekend, with Field Secre- Fraternity’s history, organizational chart tary Dennis DiTullio (Ohio State 2005), and values. Following the Indoctrina- spent six weeks recruiting the Alpha tion School, Bob Sonnemaker (Wabash class. After almost exactly two years of 1967) was installed as Legate for the hard work, the Chapter celebrated the chartering. Then over 20 graduate broth- end of the colony process. ers looked on as the Ritual team formally pledged the 46 men into the Fraternity. The celebration began on the afternoon On Saturday, February 28, 2009, two

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MSU delegation Also participating in the weekend on beat the chartering half of the International Fraternity were banquet (L-R): Jeremy Schenk, Archon Secretary Orsen Paxton (Texas Director of at Arlington 1971), Chief of Section XXX Student Activities Steve Area (Arkansas 1973), Director (Colony Faculty of Chapter Services J.B. Goll (Nebraska Advisor); Terry Weber, BCA 2001), Director of Expansion Jesse Hitt Member; Dr. Ear- (Wittenburg 2007), and Field Secretary le Doman, Vice Jon Vaughn (Tennessee Tech 2008). President of Stu- dent Affairs; Mike Junger, Dean of In its two years at Missouri State, the Psi Students; and Mu Chapter has distinguished itself as a Andrea Weber, leading chapter on campus. The broth- Assistant Director ers look forward to further expanding of Student Activi- ties - Greek Life. their inﬂ uence on campus and the name of Phi Gamma Delta. Congratulations, Psi Mu! 

initiation ceremonies were held to initi- (TCU 1996), George Wait (Kansas Photo credit: Randy Connell (Kentucky 1994), ate the ﬁ rst 38 brothers into the Psi Mu 1967), and Justin Washburn (William Black Diamond Imagery. Chapter. Jewell 1997) for their contributions to the Psi Mu Chapter. The Ritual ceremonies were conducted under the supervision of Ritualist Ed The keynote address was delivered by Gabe (Hanover 1990) and performed by Archon President Bill Miller (Indiana the following brothers: Chapter Presi- 1962, Purdue GA 1996). Legate Sonne- dent Nathaniel S. Chastain (William maker followed with his own remarks Jewell 2011), Chapter Treasurer Omar and then delivered into the hands of S. Hossain (Oklahoma State 2010), Chapter President John Bollinger (2011) Recording Secretary Carter P. Calico the Psi Mu charter. Brother Bollinger (Arkansas 2009), Corresponding Secre- closed the evening by giving his remarks tary Steven G. McKee (Arkansas 2009), and his vision of the future of the Chap- Chapter Historian Parker H. Higgs ter. Psi Mu brothers checking out their charter. (Arkansas 2009), with Clark R. Hol- lander (William Jewell 2011), Timothy R. Brooks (William Jewell 2011), and Arthur James Shinabargar (William Jewell 2011) serving as Directors. The afternoon included installation of chapter ofﬁ cers and Brother Gabe leading the new brothers in post-initiation education.

The weekend festivities concluded with the chartering banquet on Saturday evening. The banquet welcomed graduate brothers, university ofﬁ cials, parents and dates and included the traditional Pig Dinner ceremonies. Bill Martin served as master of ceremonies, and Taylor Paul (Missouri State 2011) delivered “An Exiles Toast.”

At the banquet, Certiﬁ cates of Apprecia- Board of Chapter Advisors receive Certificates of Appreciation. (L-R): Justin L. Washburn (William tion from the Archons were presented Jewell 1997), Eric L. Merriman (Texas Christian 1996), George D. Wait (Kansas 1967), and Robert to Brother Sonnemaker, Eric Merriman E. Sonnemaker (Wabash 1967).

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The new Mu Chapter after its rechartering April 4 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

he weekend of April 3- 5 was brothers watched with much pride and by special in Madison, Wisconsin, excitement. On Saturday evening, the James E. “Jay” Bitter Tas rechartering ceremonies were Frank Norris Pig Dinner and chartering (Wisconsin 2010) conducted for the Mu Chapter. The banquet was held to honor the newly Chapter returned to the University of rechartered Mu Chapter. Many graduates Wisconsin-Madison, after originally from all over the U.S. had come to Madi- chartering in 1893. The graduates were son to witness this great event. especially pleased to have the Chapter back after a nearly 13-year absence. This The Mu Chapter is the proud owner of a weekend culminated 13 months of hard unique piece of architectural history. The work and preparation by the Colony and renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright its graduates. originally designed the Mu chapter house, the only house he ever designed speciﬁ - Events began on Friday, April 3, with cally to be used by a fraternity. The men the White Star reception hosted by the Colony for many of the faculty members of the University, as well as fellow Greek presidents, as a way to formally introduce the rechartering Mu Chapter to campus. Later that evening, Executive Director Bill Martin led the Indoctrination School, and pledging followed thereafter. Forty-eight men were initiated into Mu Chapter on Saturday Former Colony President Troy Marks (2010) morning, April 4, as over 15 graduate was named Greek President of the Year. Mu’s Alpha pledge class.

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of Mu will once again call this historic lakefront house home when they move in next fall.

The Mu Chapter of old was also the proud donor of the Abraham Lincoln statue which sits atop Bascom Hill, the center and focal point on the UW-Madi- son campus. Mu has also produced many notable graduates, like Richard Lloyd Jones, Charles Evinrude and Fred May- tag. After the 13-year absence from UW- Madison, Phi Gamma Delta is proud to have Mu Chapter back once again.

Dick Pearson (Wisconsin 1961) served as Legate for the weekend. Interna- tional Fraternity dignitaries included Mu’s cabinet (L-R): Historian Jay Bitter (2010), Corresponding Secretary Bryon Shannon (2009), Archon President Bill Miller (Indiana Legate Dick Pearson (1961), Chapter President Troy Marks (2010), PL Gary Ross (1974), Chapter 1962, Purdue GA 1996), Archon Secretary Treasurer Colin Vick (2010) and Recording Secretary Zander Brekke (2010). Orsen Paxton (Texas @ Arlington 1971), Section Chief George “Skip” Buckley State, University of Illinois, Northwest- security at many sports events. Scholar- (Wittenberg 1980), and Ritualist Ed ern, and University of Chicago, as well ship began on a good note and remains Gabe (Hanover 1990). Also attending as three graduate brothers from the Beta high due in part to a successful program. from the International Headquarters Sigma Chapter at Ball State. Attendance at Ekklesia in Miami and were Director of Chapter Services J.B. at Fiji Academy in St. Louis also proved Goll (Nebraska 2001), Director of Ex- Thirteen Months to Success to be very motivating experiences that pansion Justin Burns (Ohio State 2007), As a Colony, the members worked on generated lots of ideas. and Field Secretary Matt Edgar (British many areas to meet the requirements Columbia 2007). of rechartering. Starting with 36 men, The second cabinet under President the challenge remained great and there William Buecksler (2011) was elected was much to be accomplished. Engaging shortly before chartering weekend and graduate brothers began to give the new will surely make improvements on the men a sense of what brotherhood was, established structure and committees bringing forth experience and resources engineered by the ﬁ rst cabinet. Bringing to the Colony. more and more men into the ranks of the Chapter, Mu is excited about the future, Becoming involved with the UW Greek never settling for just good, but always system and meeting IFC and other Greek striving for the best.  requirements went well, and under the leadership of Colony President Troy Ritual Team for Mu’s rechartering. Marks (2010), the Colony progressed toward its goal of rechartering. The ﬁ rst Led by the Ritualist, the Ritual cer- cabinet worked diligently at achieving emonies were conducted by a team of this goal, and with successful efforts on outstanding undergraduate brothers, several fronts, it was accomplished. Our including Chapter President Anthony service to the community took off, and D. Zimmerman (Ohio State 2010), the Colony was soon engaged in a part- Chapter Treasurer Michael E. Wal- nership with Project Home, helping to ton (Northwestern 2011), Recording improve the lives of others. The Colony Pig kissing in Madison (L-R): John Madden Secretary Brandon J. Smith (Ohio State was able to raise money by working (Yale 1951) and Leo Warman (2012). 2010), Corresponding Secretary Ste- phen S. Blackman (Northwestern 2011), and Chapter Historian David B. Nebel Engaging the graduate brothers began to give the (Northwestern 2010). There were many new men a sense of what brotherhood was, bringing in attendance from chapters at Ohio forthforth experienceexperience andand resourcesresources toto thethe Colony.Colony.

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n January 2-4, 2009, over 470 This Academy was held at the newly brothers came together in St. renovated Marriott Union Station in St. OLouis, Missouri, for the 34th Fiji Louis. The Academy has been held at this Academy. location since it became an annual event in January 2003. All the Academies prior The Tau Kappa Chapter at the University to 2003, dating back to the fi rst one in of Toronto deserves special credit for 1949, were held in the summer of odd- sending seven brothers, the most to at- numbered years. The largest attended Fiji tend from a single chapter. Academy was August 11-15, 1985, at The Ohio State University with 600 partici- Additionally, the following chapters sent pants. fi ve or more delegates: Alpha Upsilon / Auburn, Omega / Columbia, Sigma Phi Because most chapters elect their offi cers / Florida International, Zeta / Indiana , late in the fall term, the annual Janu- Psi Mu / Missouri State, Lambda Iota / ary format provides an excellent setting Purdue, Delta Tau / Southern Methodist, for preparing new chapter offi cers. This Theta Tau / Tennessee Tech, Pi Gamma / year the Academy provided training for British Columbia, Chi Omicron / Cin- all chapter offi cer positions: Chapter U.S. Congressman W. Todd Akin (WPI 1971) makes a point to Academy attendees. cinnati, Chi Iota / Illinois, Phi Upsilon / President, Chapter Treasurer, Record- North Alabama, Phi Tau / Texas @ Arling- ing Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, ton, Mu / Wisconsin, Psi / Wabash, and and Chapter Historian. Also, a special Sigma / Wittenberg. intensive track was held for Recruitment

“It was a pleasure being at Academy again...I managed to ﬁ nd an even greater appreciation for the International Fraternity as a whole. I found a lot of great ideas regarding new and improved systems to help our chapter run more smoothly.” -Ted Winders (Wittenberg 2010), Sigma Corresponding Secretary

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At every Fiji Academy, one of the high- lighted events is the Model Initiation. The best undergraduates are selected to perform the Initiation Ceremony in a model manner, so they may be observed by the delegates from other chapters. Serving on the Fiji Academy Ritual Team were: Chapter President James F. “Jesse” Cook (California @ Irvine 2009), Chapter Treasurer Michael G. “Mike” Fergus (Illinois 2009), Recording Chairmen. There also were sessions for Secretary Theodore M. “Tad” Engle IV Union Station. Dates are January 8-10, Purple Legionnaires and Section Chiefs. (Tennessee Tech 2012), Corresponding 2010. Registration will begin later this Secretary Peter M. Hanscom (Evansville year in October. Please direct any ques- At the luncheon on Saturday, January 3, 2010), Chapter Historian Travis Van- tions or comments about the Fiji Academy Executive Director Bill Martin gave an derberg (Rose Hulman 2010), and Direc- to Director of Chapter Services J. B. Goll at update on interfraternity government tor Casey W. Tomes (Tennessee Tech [email protected].  relations efforts in Washington, DC. 2010). The Ritual team was coached and directed by Ritualist Ed Gabe (Hanover 1990).

Special thanks is due to the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation for its generous ﬁ nancial support of the Fiji Academy.

The 35th Fiji Academy will again be held in St. Louis, Missouri, at the Marriott

Brothers at this year’s Academy heard from two outstanding graduate brothers at the Friday and Saturday dinners. The Honorable W. Todd Akin (WPI 1971), U.S. Congressman from the St. Louis area, was the featured speaker at the opening dinner on Friday evening. Speaking at the Pig Dinner on Satur- day evening was Archon President Bill Miller (Indiana 1962, Purdue GA 1996).

“Well done, as usual! You performed your traditional, exceptional jobjob inin administeringadministering aa superbsuperb FijiFiji Academy!Academy! FromFrom allall ofof youryour pre-pre- conference alerts and messages, right through the detailed attention you paid to on-site registration, everything was perfect. -George A. Buckley Jr. (Wittenberg 1980) Chief of Section XXVI

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Fishing Henry’s Lake, Idaho, are three Utah State brothers (L-R): Bob Reid (1972), Paul Beyer (1970) and Gary Bingham (1967). On February 1, 2009, Major Marcus Bowers (Tulane 1986), left, was promoted by Presidential Order to Lt. Col. in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, presented by Lieutenant General Keith J. Stalder. Brother Bowers has over 21 years of service in the Marine Corps as a naval aviator and infantry of- ficer. He has served Joint Military Commands, NATO, U.S. Embassies, the United Nations in over 40 countries, and has been mobilized on active duty for the Global War on Terror since August 2005.

Purdue’s Lambda Iota brothers from 1974 enjoying their annual reunion, this time in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Former Archon President John Gottschalk (Nebraska 1965), third from left, was honored on Octo- ber 24, 2008, for his contributions to his city, state and country at a dinner and parade in Omaha, Nebraska. Here with Brother Gottschalk are Bob Kerrey (Nebraska 1965), former Governor and Senator; former Archon Jerry Solomon (Nebraska 1951), and Executive Director Bill Martin.

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Fiji brothers attending the inauguration dinner of Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels, son of Mitch E. Daniels Sr. (Allegheny 1944). (L-R): Deputy Chief of Staff Eric Holcomb (Hanover 1990); Director of the Office of Management and Budget Ryan Kitchell (Indiana 1996); Counsel to the Governor Mark Massa (Indiana 1983); Governor Daniels; Brian Burdick (Wabash 1991); Pete Rimsans (Iowa State 1993), Section Chief XX; and Joe Bill Wiley (Indiana 1983).

At Oklahoma State, Graduate Relations Chair- During Hanover College’s Homecoming this past October, Elmer Geissler (1951) (seated, second man Jordan Stivers (2011) presents Sigma row, right) received the College’s Alumni Achievement Award. Present to help honor Brother Omicron’s Graduate of the Year award to Geissler were many of his chapter contemporaries of the classes of 1950 to 1954. As an under- Randall Whittaker (1970). graduate, Elmer served as Chapter President and played varsity basketball. He also has been honored by the city of Joliet, Illinois, for his community service, which includes the Kiwanis Club, his church, and a local hospital.

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The 17th annual Purdue FIJI Pledge Brother golf trip took Lambda Iota brothers to Hilton Head, SC. (L-R): John Goodin (1980), Mike Martindill (1980), Chris French (1980), Ryan The Chicago Graduate Chapter hosted an event in February at the Chicago Bulls vs. Miami Heat Ranck (1980), Tom Primavera (1980), Kirby basketball game in Chicago. Several undergraduate brothers from the Phi Chapter at Northwest- Yoder (1983), John Cochran (1980) and Joe ern University were invited as guests of the Graduate Chapter. Taff (1980).

At Upsilon Alpha’s Pig Dinner and Hall of Fame banquet at the University of Arizona, Golden Owls were presented to (L-R kneeling): Lee Burton (1961), Brent Moody (1961), Lloyd Wiborg (1961). Seated: Tom Moore (1960). (L-R standing): Lou Crowder (1961), Nelson Greenlund (1961), Vern Ellis (1962), Phyllis Haskell, Larry Cali (1961), Ken These brothers from the 1970s attended the Holbrook (1962), Terry Muse Pig Dinner at Mississippi State in February (L-R (1961) and Jim Hill (1961). front ): Porter Robinson (1975), Bill Howard (1970), Lee Wilson (1975), Rick Hartfield (1976). (L-R back): Steve Edwards (1973), Lee Miller (1979), Kevin Walters (1977), John Wal- lace (1975) and Bill Martin (1975).

Dr. Richard E. Grace (Purdue 1951), fourth from right, was honored by the School of Materials Engineering at Purdue with the creation of an endowment and the dedication of a conference room and library in his honor. Brother Grace retired from Purdue as professor emeritus in 2000. Joining him at the dedication ceremony were these Lambda Iota brothers, including Archon President Bill Miller at far left.

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When it became apparent that Penn State was going to make an appearance in the Rose Bowl, Dave “Bear” Clark (Penn State 1969) and his wife, Shirley, who live in Rancho Palos Verde, CA, made plans to host several Gamma Phi brothers from Penn State for the weekend. Nearly 100 brothers and PSU friends gathered for the Rose Bowl tailgate, and beforehand Biff Naylor (Penn State 1961) hosted brothers for breakfast at his LA restaurant, Du-par’s. “The same stories take longer to tell every year,” according to Dick Grace, one of the Purdue Fijis who get together for an annual luncheon, this time in Ft. Myers, Florida. (L-R): Gary Warren (1974), Bob Schmidt (1952), John Schwentker (1952), Dick Grace (1951), Jack Noyes (1952), Bill Loomis (1956), Herm Brown (1949) and Bill Currise (1949).

FIJI Power at OU! When Lee Allan Smith (Oklahoma 1951), center, received an honorary degree from OU during spring commence- ment, Nu Omega Fijis were on hand to congratulate These Mangum, OK, brothers show that small him. On the left is town recruitment is important to Oklahoma Thomas G. Clark State. (L-R kneeling): Randall Whittaker (1970) (1963), chairman and Bill Maas (1970). (L-R standing): Dan of the OU Board, Deaver (1967), Greg Dennis (1973), Ralph along with John Heatly (1971), Jim Keating (1974), Greg Stewart (1975), Winters (2009), Robert Keating (1972), Rollie member of the Heatly (1975). OU Board of Regents.

LSU’s Beta Rho brothers celebrate at Golden Owl dinner. (L-R seated): Robert Crawford (1957) and Jess Searles (1958), Golden Owl recipient. (L-R standing): Bill Bosch (1976), Art Roberts (1957), Andy O’Brien (1967), Rod Over 100 brothers from the Chi Mu Chapter gathered in Columbia, Missouri, for the 2009 Pig Hendrick (1957) and Lynn Naul (1959). Dinner to kick off the future recolonization efforts at the University of Missouri.

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Graduate Chapters Growing LEADERS NEEDED FIJI

ne of Phi Gamma Delta’s current Ostrategic initiatives is to grow the number and size of our graduate chapters. Phi Gamma Delta currently has about 40 active graduate chapters and is looking to double that number over the ONE TEAM! ONE FIGHT! (R-L): Rear Admiral Robert D. Reilly Jr. (Washington 1975) and Lieuten- next 5-7 years. ant Colonel Marshall Ramsey (Tennessee 1988) are pictured with the director of the Port of Beau- mont, TX, the busiest military port in the United States. RADM Reilly commands Military Sealift Graduate chapters provide brothers Command, a 2-star command that supports our nation by delivering supplies and conducting specialized missions across the world’s oceans. LTC Ramsey commands the 842nd Transporta- living in a particular city or geographical tion Battalion, a port battalion that provides surface deployment/redeployment and distribution area the opportunity to network with support to the Warfighter in the Gulf Coast Area of Responsibility. Both brothers work in U.S. other Fiji graduate brothers, enjoy fel- Transportation Command. lowship and business connections, and in some cases, support local chapters or GGRADRAD CCHAPTERHAPTER colonies in the area. manual To start a graduate chapter, the Frater- If you’re contemplating a Fiji nity requires that a group of at least 15 graduate chapter in your area, brothers hailing from any chapter get be sure to download the newly together for a minimum of two events revised Graduate Chapter Manual that per year. Presently, brothers in cities like provides step-by-step suggestions Atlanta, Orlando, Boston, Houston and a on how to get started. If questions, number of others are mapping out plans contact Bob Baney(Penn State to start or restart graduate chapters in 1984), Director of Graduate their areas. Development, at 859.255.1848 x156 50TH REUNION in March of Mu Iota’s class of To ﬁ nd out if there is a graduate chap- 1959 at Idaho. ( L-R front row): Jerry Schlatter, or email him at ter in your town or city, visit the Phi Bill Fullmer, Darrell Aubert and Ronald Thurb- [email protected]. er. (L-R back row): Bob Tresnit, John Werner, Gamma Delta website at www.phigam. Jack Hogan,Tom Nicholson and Bill Evans. org; under Graduate Brothers, there is a graduate chapter directory search func- tion. If you ﬁ nd that there is not a gradu- 21st Phi Gam Golf Classic ate chapter in your city and you would 6/25-27 in Wisconsin Dells like to be a part of getting one started, email Bob Baney, Director of Graduate Call Bob Baney at (859) 255-1848 ext. 156 Development, at [email protected] or  to get further details and pricing info. phone him at (859) 255-1848 ext. 156.

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from The History of Phi Gamma Delta 1848-1923

by William E. Parrish (Westminster Faculty 1957) Gamma Phi chapter house, Pennsylvania State College, 1893

hat same year [1890], Gamma them the money, which the Chapter Phi Chapter at Penn State be- paid back in periodic installments. They Tcame the fi rst to own its house also added a new innovation when they outright. That chapter had come into hired Miss Lizzie Coble to serve as a existence only a year earlier, primarily housemother in the early 1890s. She through the efforts of Milton W. Bohn “chaperoned parties, mended clothes of (Muhlenberg 1884), who had recently members, and generally blazed the paths TThehe FFirstirst CChapterhapter HHouseouse joined the faculty, and Robert Davies for future housemothers.” The Chapter (Lafayette 1887), an assistant to the continued in this house until 1915, when architect in charge of college expan- it built a new one on the campus. sion. It held its early meetings in the home of a local initiate whose parents Xi Chapter at Gettybsurg became the had rented it because no dormitories second to erect its own house in 1891, were available for their four daughters assisted by T. Alfred Vernon (Yale 1875), who also attended Penn State. As the who took a special interest in this proj- chapter’s later historian wrote, “It’s no ect and similar ones on other campuses wonder that the Chapter experienced over the next few years. Vernon’s meth- great success in rush during its initial ods were simple. He would appoint a year with the Meek house as the focal graduate committee, seek a site from the point of its activities.” college, and then go about the process of raising funds. In the case of Gettysburg, Still, fi nding the male dormitory the undergraduates made a large contri- quarters rather undesirable, and feeling bution. On the night of the dedication the competition of Beta Theta Pi and banquet, the chairman took the podium Phi Kappa Sigma, which had quickly to mention that a defi cit existed. Then, followed Phi Gamma Delta into Penn a later chapter historian reported, “The State, the men of Gamma Phi deter- alumni present, whether full of food, mined to build their own home on a fraternal spirit, or an awareness of one prominent spot called “the hill” near another’s presence, pledged on the spot campus and did so at a cost of $5,000 whatever sum was needed.”  Xi chapter house, Gettysburg College, 1897 with the assistance of Bohn, who lent

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oger Penske’s successes, on the racetrack and in business, are R documented and well known. But one of his rare business failures gives as much insight into the man as any of his successes.

In 2002, Penske Corporation moved to extricate itself from an arrangement with Kmart when the retailer was going into bankruptcy. Some six years prior, Penske had purchased Kmart’s auto centers and was operating them as Penske Auto Centers at the Kmart stores. As Kmart’s fortunes continued to slide, the 550 auto center operations were losing signifi cant money, and Penske decided to close them and cut its losses. Thousands of people were directly affected by the decision — 4,000 auto center employees, numerous suppliers, and major fi nancial partners. Of the process of closing the centers, Roger says, with a measure of justifi able pride, “We never had one piece of litigation when we shut that down.”

This was accomplished in typical Penske style: an equal combination of business savvy and the Golden Rule. Penske ran job fairs for the auto center employees. Each of the employees was paid their vacation time as well as severance pay. Suppliers and partners were made whole. “We were able to take care of the people who supported us,” Roger says. “Ultimately we paid everybody back.”

Brother Penske told this story at a Fiji luncheon in May 2007 in Indianapolis in the Roger Penske calls racing “my weekend fishing and golf.” shadow of the Brickyard. Referring to both business and racing, he told the group, “Every Corporation umbrella, Penske Racing customer service is the Penske Truck Leas- day isn’t a good day.” However, it is clear that is perhaps the best known. Other major ing call center in Reading, PA, that handles Roger Penske has had far more good days Penske subsidiaries include a truck leasing service calls when there is a problem with a than bad. operation and a group of automotive retail truck. “A lot of businesses give that to a third- franchises. All of Penske’s non-racing busi- party call center,” Roger says. “I don’t want Quality, Performance, Value nesses benefi t from the high profi le and other people talking to my customers. I want Penske Corporation, a closely-held diver- success of the racing operation. As Brother to pay a little bit more and have people know sifi ed transportation services company, Penske says, “Racing has developed our that their paycheck is coming from what we manages businesses with revenues in excess brand,” which he says “stands for quality, do. It has paid off.” of $20 billion, operations in more than 1,700 performance and value. We strive to provide locations, and employees numbering 40,000 world-class customer service in every aspect Unfair Advantage worldwide. of a transaction.” Roger Penske grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio, and saw his fi rst Indianapolis 500 at Among the subsidiaries under the Penske One of many examples of the emphasis on the age of 11. By the time he headed off to

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college at Lehigh, he had rebuilt and sold In 2009, Penske Automotive Group operates Roger says that his approach as a leader and almost three dozen cars. He started driving over 150 retail automotive franchises in the manager has not changed much over the years, race cars during his undergraduate days and, U.S. and a similar number in other countries. though experience has given him much more after graduation, rose rapidly in sports car Earlier this year, Fortune magazine named wisdom in decision-making. “I still try to lead racing, winning prestigious races and earning Penske Automotive Group as America’s Most and manage by good example,” he says. “I am recognition. In 1962, at the age of 25, he was Admired Company in automotive retailing. still a great believer in delegation of author- named U.S. Driver of the Year by Road & Track ity, which allows members of the manage- magazine. Penske Truck Leasing has its origins in a ment team to not only utilize their personal single Hertz franchise with 300 vehicles in talents to make the company better, but also Reading and Allentown, Pennsylvania. The to contribute to their individual professional company now has more than 200,000 vehi- development.” cles at more than 1,000 locations worldwide. Respect and Values While the machines and the ﬁ nancing ar- Brother Penske describes the current eco- rangements on which the Penske Corpora- nomic environment as “unlike any I have tion has been built may be complex, the ever witnessed.” In light of this, what advice management approach is simple. Roger says, does he have for younger brothers who are “What we’ve tried to do is build a real ﬂ at beginning their careers? “My advice, in today’s The early racing years organization. Everybody is treated the same. world, is to work as hard as you can to seek The guy who loads that truck is just as im- opportunity,” he says, “and then work as hard Showing the pragmatism that has served him portant as the guy driving the race car.” as you can once you get it. I also suggest that so well over his career, he soon realized that they not compromise ethical standards under his future was not behind the wheel but in Rick Mears, the four-time Indy 500 winner any circumstance for the sake of advance- business. In 1965, at the age of 28, he bought and member of the Penske Racing team, has ment. It’s not worth it.” a Chevrolet dealership in Philadelphia, the described Roger as “a people person much beginning of what would become a business more than a money person.” A prime example Given his focus on people, it is no surprise empire. is his resolution of the labor troubles that that Brother Penske sees value in the under- Penske inherited when the company bought graduate fraternity experience in preparing He formed Roger Penske Racing Enterprises Detroit Diesel from General Motors in the brothers for success. “Successful business,” in 1966. From the outset, his auto racing late 1980s. “We had 3,000 hourly workers and he says, “is about building solid relationships operation was marked by a high level of 2,000 grievances,” Roger says. He arranged with others, based on respect for the individ- organization, planning, modern technology, to sit down with union leaders once a week ual and possession of a core system of values attention to details and meticulous follow and work through those labor issues. “In six that guide your life.” through. It was what you might expect of an months,” he says, “we had that down to 3,000 engineer from Lehigh, and over the years, it hourly workers and 50 grievances.” Sounds like he’s describing a fraternity.  became Penske Racing’s “unfair advantage.”

Today, Penske Racing is one of the most successful operations in the history of professional sports. It has racing teams in the IndyCar Series, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series, and Grand- Am Rolex Sports Car Series. Cars owned and prepared by Penske Racing have 306 major race wins, 22 national championships, and 14 Indianapolis 500 victories.

In recognition of his success in and contributions to auto racing, Roger was inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame of Amer- ica in 1995. Then in 1998, he was named to the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.

A People Person In 1972, in one of several features that have appeared in this magazine over Brother Penske’s career, it was noted that his business holdings had grown to include four car dealerships and seven Hertz truck leasing franchises. In May 2007, Roger received the Distinguished Fiji Award at a graduate luncheon in Indianapolis.

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1123999090001_36-47.indd23999090001_36-47.indd 3377 55/29/2009/29/2009 12:27:5112:27:51 AMAM Phi Gamma Delta’s Top Graduate Honor Distinguished Fijis Named for 2008

CCLAYTONLAYTON I.I. BBENNETTENNETT (Oklahoma(Oklahoma 11981)981) In December 1964, ketball Club, LLC, purchased the Seattle the Archons established SuperSonics in 2006 and moved the team to Oklahoma City last year. A year earlier the Distinguished Fiji when Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, Clay helped secure ﬁ nancing to house the New Award. Orleans Hornets at Ford Center in OKC for two years. As executive director of the U.S. Olympic Festival in 1989, Brother Bennett directed the most successful The Award is Olympic Festival ever held, beating past revenue and attendance records. In ad- presented annually dition to many philanthropic endeavors, Brother Bennett has been chairman of the to no more than six Oklahoma State Fair for 11 years, as well As founder of Dorchester Capital and as chairman the Oklahoma Industries Au- graduate brothers now chairman of the NBA’s Oklahoma thority. He has received numerous awards City Thunder, Brother Bennett was for his contributions to economic devel- who are deserving named Oklahoman of the Year for 2008. opment, and in 2007, he was inducted of recognition for He and his partners in Professional Bas- into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. their ffaithfulaithful and DDOUGLASOUGLAS JJ.. BBOURNEOURNE ((OklahomaOklahoma 11943)943) uunselnselﬁ sshh sserviceervice research, engineering, production, sales to Phi Gamma Delta and general management. He held four or their special U.S. patents and their foreign counter- parts. Brother Bourne had previously contribution to served Pennzoil Company as a group vice president and then chairman, and as mankind and society CEO of Battle Mountain Gold Company. He served on the boards of Anderson at large. Greenwood (international valve manufacturer), Pennzoil Company (integrated oil and gas producer), Battle Mountain Gold Company (international producer Phi Gamma Delta of precious metals) and Potash Corpora- tion of Saskatchewan (world’s largest now boasts 387 Brother Bourne had a lengthy career in fertilizer producer). Brother Bourne mining as chairman and CEO of Duval served as director and chairman of the Distinguished Fiji Corporation, an international miner and Sulphur Institute and the Potash and producer of sulphur, potash, copper, Phosphate Institute and as a director of recipients to date. gold and silver. He was involved in all the Copper Development Association aspects of mining, including exploration, and the Fertilizer Institute.

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RROMANOMAN WW.. DDESANCTISESANCTIS ((ArizonaArizona 11951)951)

Brother DeSanctis has had a productive awards, including Master of the American career in medicine either through prac- College of Physicians, Distinguished Fel- tice, teaching or clinical research since low of the American College of Cardiol- graduating magna cum laude from Harvard ogy and two honorary degrees. He was Medical School in 1955. He served in the the ﬁ rst recipient of the MGPO Trustee’s U.S. Navy as an assistant to the attend- Medal in 2006. Brother DeSanctis is the ing physician to Congress from 1956-58. James and Evelyn Jenks and Paul Dudley He was acting chief of the Massachusetts White Professor of Medicine at Harvard General Hospital Cardiac Unit from 1989 Medical School and Physician and Direc- – 1991 and director of clinical cardiology tor of Clinical Cardiology, Emeritus at the from 1981-1998. He has received numerous Massachusetts General Hospital.

AANTHONYNTHONY JJ.. LLEITNEREITNER ((ColumbiaColumbia 11965)965)

Brother Leitner is currently a securities industry. He has lectured frequently and futures regulatory consultant with nationwide. He currently serves on his own ﬁ rm after retiring as manag- NASDAQ’s Listing and Hearings Coun- ing director and general counsel of the cil and on the Commodity Futures Trad- Equities Division of Goldman, Sachs & ing Commission’s Technology Advisory Co. As Goldman’s ﬁ rst futures lawyer, Committee. The Securities Industry Brother Leitner helped pioneer modern Association honored Brother Leitner derivative instruments and played a with its 2002 Distinguished Leader- leadership role on several industry and ship Award. He served several years as bar association committees that ad- president of the Xi Graduate Chapter of dressed critical issues in the securities New York City.

LLt.t. GGen.en. JJACKACK LL.. RRIVESIVES ((GeorgiaGeorgia 11974)974)

Brother Rives is The Judge Advocate cate General’s Corps worldwide. Brother General (TJAG) of the Air Force, serving Rives has served as deputy legal counsel as legal adviser to the Secretary of the to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Air Force and all offi cers and agencies Staff, commandant of the Air Force Judge of the Department of the Air Force. He Advocate General School, the fi rst chief of directs all judge advocates in their job the Air Force Executive Issues Team and duties and is responsible for overseeing as the staff judge advocate at the Head- 2,200 judge advocates, 350 civilian attor- quarters Air Combat Command. In July neys, 1,400 enlisted paralegals and 500 2008, he became the fi rst TJAG to serve in civilians in the Total Force Judge Advo- the grade of lieutenant general.

NN.. CCLAYLAY RROBBINSOBBINS ((WabashWabash 11979)979)

Brother Robbins became president of Indianapolis Bar Association in 1987-88. Lilly Endowment Inc. in 1994 after joining He is a member of the board and executive the staff as vice president for community committee of the United Way of Central development in 1993. He was elected to Indiana and chaired its Governance Com- the board of directors in 1999. Before his mittee. He also currently serves on the appointment at the Endowment, Brother board of the Greater Indianapolis Cham- Robbins was a partner at Baker & Daniels ber of Commerce and the Central Indiana law ﬁ rm in Indianapolis. He served on the Corporate Partnership and has previously drafting committee for the Indiana Non- served in leadership positions with other proﬁ t Corporation Act of 1991 and chaired community organizations. In 2007, he was the international law section of the inducted into the Indiana Academy.

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by Don Shelton (Idaho 1976)

hree old fraternity brothers pick You gentlemen ... gave Alli and me at salads as we rehash an experi- such a gift. Tence none of us will forget. Kurt Billmeyer was a tall, skinny kid Andy Pedersen, Ron Jelaco and I are sit- with a shock of red hair and a shortage The Billmeyer family in 2006: Kurt with Cynthia ting in a Seattle pub after returning from of confi dence. He was a year younger and Alli. Photo credit: Billmeyer family. Moscow, Idaho, for an all-1970s reunion than me and so shy that one of his New of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity broth- Year’s resolutions was to be more outgo- ers (Fijis, we are called). For three days, ing around girls. We shared a passion for and the reality that he would not we rekindled relationships, recalled our journalism, a love of sports and a room see Alli become a teenager, a driver, time at the University of Idaho and tried part of his freshman year. a girl going on a date ... a girl be- to recapture a sliver of our youth. coming a woman and fi nding the He was the little brother I never had. man that will love her almost as But our weekend is over, and soon we’ll much as her dad. have to take Andy to the airport for his I would graduate, get married, raise fl ight home to Kansas. three sons, build a career, get divorced, The idea of a reunion for all my fraternity get remarried — and somehow lose brothers from the 1970s was born in April That’s when I see the e-mail on my track of Kurt and my fraternity brothers 2006, when my pledge class gathered BlackBerry. I interrupt Andy to share a along the way. at the University of Idaho 30 years after message from the widow of a fraternity graduation. Andy Pedersen was diag- brother. Kurt would struggle through school and nosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s and eventually transform himself. I heard wanted to see his brothers again before Cindy Allison-Billmeyer came to our that he married in 1990, had a daughter we faded from his memory. reunion as a grief-stricken woman with eight years later, earned his Ph.D. in a 10-year-old daughter hoping to ease the communication studies, and became a 1976 Mu Iota pain by hearing our stories. Along with respected professor at the University of brothers Don tales of Kurt as she had never known Wisconsin-La Crosse. Shelton , left, him, she found much more — a hundred and Andy big brothers, one of them fi lled with Sometime in 2006 I found out something Pedersen during else about my old friend: Kurt was dying the reunion last regret and searching for forgiveness. October. Photo from cancer. credit: Barry Hey, Boys! Zamzow (1975). So why didn’t I call him? It would have I just wanted to tell you how full my been an awkward call to a guy I didn’t heart is with gratitude to you for really know anymore. And what do you That emotional reunion made me want inviting us to share your memories say to someone who’s dying? to bring us all together before it was too of a happier time in Kurt’s life. late for Andy. But that would take a lot I have been in a grief spot of anger... of work, and who had time? I put it off. What strikes me is how fast life The anger is toward dashed hopes, happens, being dutiful — getting dreams, and living the nightmare of Meanwhile, Kurt was growing sicker as through the day and hopefully seeing my beloved suffer through prostate cancer spread to nearly every touching hearts from time to time. depression, cancer, pain, loss, fear bone in his body. As I debated whether

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to call him, he searched for a miracle cure Although I wasn’t sure how they would while doing all of the things he never got respond, I invited Kurt, Tom and Pete’s around to doing. widows to our reunion the fi rst weekend in October. All were dealing with the A friend sent the family to Disney unimaginable grief of losing husbands too World, and Cindy cashed in her 401(k) soon. Judy Noorda thanked me but said so Kurt could go to Iceland, the French she wasn’t ready. Cindy Allison-Billmeyer Riviera and Italy with a friend. There and Cynthia Micinski Kiblen decided to was a week in Chicago with Cindy and come. Alli to watch his beloved Cubs play. Cindy Allison-Billmeyer and Alli joined us Saturday for breakfast, an Idaho football game and a banquet. Cindy was outgoing, energetic and determined to fi nd out all she could about Kurt. Red-haired Alli looked so much like her dad it startled me, Kurt Billlmeyer in Chianti, Italy. Cynthia Allison- and her shyness, sensitivity and intelli- Billmeyer cashed in her 401(k) so that her dying husband could travel to Europe. Photo gence also made me think of Kurt. credit: Billmeyer family. That night, as a banquet room fi lled with couple of rambling messages. 142 Fijis and guests, Cindy and Alli came early. So did Pete Noorda’s older brother, Alli Billmeyer put together a collage for her I also started making calls to others Jan, another Fiji. He looked just like Pete’s father on the day he died after a long battle about a reunion. Talking to my brothers, I pictures. with prostate cancer. Alli, who was then 10 learned of other losses — suicides, a plane years old, included photos from the family’s final trip together to Chicago and a ticket to a crash and car wrecks. At least 16 of my Cubs baseball game. Photo credit: The Seattle fraternity brothers from the 1970s were Times. dead. Pete Noorda, three years older than me, had a ski accident three days after Tom’s heart attack and died March 4. Kurt also fl ew back to his hometown of Kurt’s inevitable death came on April 18. Pocatello, Idaho, late in the summer of He was 52. 2006 to see several fraternity brothers. Just as my class had rallied around Andy Seeing Allison soak in the weekend a few months before, brothers showed was precious. The way she warmed their support for Kurt. up to you, it made me realize ... she Pete Noorda, who died after a ski accident in will be OK! I will fi nd ways for her to March 2008, was one of at least 16 Mu Iota I decided I was too busy at work to go, have bits of her poppa via you and brothers from the 1970s who died. All were too busy to even call. your memories. Thank you! honored at the reunion last October. Photo credit: Jan Noorda. Coming upon the gift of listening to you talk about the amazing years of Cynthia Micinski Kiblen and 12-year-old being college boys — of learning so Joe were among the last to arrive, with much about yourselves, each other, three other Kiblen relatives. Cynthia life, relationships and having fun was tall, blonde and outgoing. Joe was — was so wonderful. a younger, skinnier version of the Tom I remembered. The sudden death of another fraternity brother I had lost touch with fi nally There was time only for a quick intro- moved me to pick up the phone. Tom duction of Cindy and Cynthia before the Kiblen collapsed Feb. 15 from a heart at- banquet, but their hug couldn’t be rushed. tack while playing tennis. He was 51. These two women, who had never met but Tom Kiblen, far right, gathered with his Mu had so much in common, seemed unable By then, Kurt’s family had moved back to Iota brothers around cancer-stricken Kurt to let go. Pocatello after his insurance benefi ts ran Billmeyer late in the summer of 2006. Kiblen died of a heart attack Feb. 15, 2008, 63 days out, and I heard he was fading quickly. before Billmeyer died. Photo credit: Billmeyer Near the end of the banquet came a short Shaken, I fi nally called Kurt, leaving a family. tribute to the 16 fallen fraternity brothers.

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work with every day. About losing touch So thank you for letting us share too easily with the people we care about Kurt, and for being there for Kurt most and the price we pay for letting that when we weren’t and for loving him happen. as a brother ... forever, I suppose.

Men our age think about retiring, about My voice chokes as I ﬁ nish reading the losing our parents, even about sending e-mail. Three men are crying in a Seattle our children off to war, but we don’t pub and none of us cares. We sit in silence think about losing friends or spouses for a few moments, feeling the power of — or about dying ourselves. our emotions.

Until it’s too late. And then I dial Cindy Allison-Billmeyer’s The Mu Iota chapter house at the University of number. Idaho. Photo credit: Tim Wilcomb (1976). I really do believe that this whole fraternal bond has reached out to I tell her how much her e-mail touched us, It fi nished with the names of the last Alli and I, and that comforts me. I how we hated to let go of her and Alli and three who died on a black screen, one do believe you are honoring Kurt a wonderful weekend. I tell her she has a after the other. by checking in on us and extending hundred big brothers to call on whenever your brotherly love to us — what an she or Alli need anything. Pete’s brother reached into his pocket, intense gift. and when Tom Kiblen’s name was “I love that. That’s a huge comfort to me,” shown, he gave Tom’s widow a tiny Fiji As we drove, I admitted how guilty I felt Cindy says. “I could use some more big lapel pin. about not picking up the phone earlier brothers right now.” and calling Kurt. From the back seat, Pete Noorda’s name was on the screen as Jelaco told a story. Then Andy takes the phone, smiling and she pinned it to her dress. The griev- looking better than he has all weekend. ing brother and widow both had tears He recalled going to see a frail Kurt in He wears a plaid sports coat over a bright in their eyes as the fi nal name — Kurt February and bringing up Tom’s recent yellow sweater. Billmeyer’s name — appeared on the death. Jelaco could see the shock in Kurt’s screen. tired eyes. No one had been able to tell The sweater fi ts him perfectly. him. I often feel a big hurt that so many “I’m wearing one of Kurt’s sweaters!” people I thought I would hear from Later, Kurt’s mood brightened and he Andy says. “I’m taking a little bit of Kurt avoid Alli and me. I know they are smiled as he talked about getting a back to Kansas with me.” mourning, they have lives to live, surprise phone call the day before from I certainly have fewer stereotypes of they are busy ... country-music singer Rodney Crowell. his fraternity days, and in hindsight, One of Kurt’s buddies had left a message Kurt probably realizes that I would Cynthia Micinski Kiblen and Joe left through Crowell’s agent about what a have loved him when he was a goofy, early Sunday morning, but Cindy and huge fan his sick friend was. Alli came to brunch hungry for more skinny, often drunk, academically fraternity stories. They also carried Crowell picked up the phone and called challenged boy ... six sweaters, Kurt’s sweaters. Cindy someone he had never met. That act of So, in a nutshell ... thanks. I am not couldn’t bear seeing someone wearing compassion breathed life into a dying so pissed off at him, God, life ... them back home. Ron Jelaco offered to man. take them with us back to Seattle. And Alli and I are going to be OK.  “You should be able to call anybody,” Jela- A few hours later, we began the long co said, his voice rising as he leaned for- drive home. As a Beatles CD played, ward. “If you’re going to make a mistake, fraternity brothers talked about how make a mistake doing something. When the weekend had changed us. We talked Rodney Crowell called Kurt, it could have Don Shelton, a 1976 Mu Iota Fiji , is Sports about life and death and grief and broth- been a really awkward conversation. But Editor of The Seattle Times, which originally erhood among men our age. About how he would have made a mistake in doing published this story. He can be reached at an old friend we haven’t seen in years something. The mistakes we made were 206-464-8284 or dshelton@seattletimes. can know us better than someone we in not doing something.” com.

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by Joshua A. Sepkowitz (SMU 2002)

he Delta Tau Chapter at Southern Caswell, wife and son of the late Jim Cas- ing senior not on the cabinet) presented to Methodist University celebrated well (1963), former Archon President and Stephen Hancock (2009). Special thanks Tits 60th Anniversary on the vice president for student affairs at SMU. to Brendon Marks for providing the State weekend of March 28, 2009. Established The Caswell family received a plaque and of the Delta Tau Chapter Address and at SMU on December 4, 1948, the Chapter portrait of Brother Caswell, which will to Quinn Myers (2010) for his efforts in celebrated its anniversary at the Dallas be permanently displayed in the chap- planning this unforgettable weekend. Country Club, where the original installa- ter foyer, in recognition of his devoted tion dinner was held in 1948. service to the Delta Tau Chapter and the The Delta Tau Chapter has the largest International Fraternity. membership in decades with over 130 The 60th Anniversary weekend kicked members. It has consistently maintained off with a golf tournament at Firewheel The following awards were announced a GPA of over 3.0. The Chapter has won Golf Park on Friday, March 27, followed during the evening: Golden Goose Award numerous interfraternity sports awards by a brotherhood event at the Palomar (most contributions by an undergradu- and is proud to have the SMU Student Hotel. On Saturday afternoon, graduates ate) presented to Brendon Marks (2010); Body President Robert Hayden (2010) as were honored at an open house held at the Grey Goose Award (most contributions a member. The Chapter has been success- chapter house, and the weekend culmi- by a graduate) presented to Joshua Sep- ful in numerous areas of campus life and nated with the Norris Pig Dinner Satur- kowitz (2002); Highest GPA for a senior activities and continues to support several day evening. presented to John Howard (2009); Dallas charities. Highest GPA for a non-senior presented The Pig Dinner drew approximately 400, to Garrett Olson (2011); Overall Sports Here is to another 60 years of excellence including one of the chapter founders, Contribution Award presented to Ryan at Southern Methodist University and Bob Lentz (1950) and his wife. Also in Thomas (2010); and the Walter Ditzler another four Cheney Cups to go with the attendance were Jackie and James R. Award (most contributions by a graduat- four previously won. 

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SCOTT W. BADENOCH JR. in Georgia and Alabama, including the cheer and dance (Northwestern 2002) is the co- cities of Auburn, Ft. Benning, Columbus, programs to founder and CEO of CreativeCitizen. and LaGrange. Brother Berger started his approximately com, where there are career with the Boy Scouts of America in 400,000 kids creative solutions for 1997 as district executive in the South- around the world. more sustainable living west Florida Council serving Collier Brother Butler which is ultimately County, Florida. Prior to being selected served eight years more environmentally as CEO/scout executive, Brother Berger as president of friendly. Scott is also a was serving as the CFO / director of Rae Crowther leader in the green com- support services for the Central Florida Co., the leading manufacturer of football munity as a member of Council headquartered in Orlando, blocking sleds and ﬁ eld equipment. He the steering commit- Florida. also spent six years as a high school as- tee for Green Busi- sistant football coach and is a longtime ness Networking, a group with over 1300 TOD A. BURNETT (California @ member of the American Football Coach- green business leaders, and Local First Riverside 1985) has been appointed es Association. In 2006, he was selected LA, the Los Angeles chapter of Business the ninth presi- National Youth Sports Administator of Alliance for Local Living Economies dent of Saddleback the Year as part of Hershey’s STRIVE (BALLE). Brother Badenoch is an active College in Mission Awards that recognize adult leaders of attorney in the state of California and Viejo, CA, which youth sports. He serves on several boards is a member of the Los Angeles County offers more than 300 and committees, as well as serving eight Bar Association, California State Bar academic and career years with Big Brothers/Big Sisters of and the American Bar Association. Scott technical programs Philadelphia, where he was recognized by earned his Juris Doctorate and Master’s serving over 28,000 the Chapel of the Four Chaplains for self- degree in mediation, negotiation and students annually. less service to humanity. arbitration from Pepperdine University Prior to this ap- and is a writer for TriplePundit.com and pointment, Brother DONALD M. CAMPBELL (Colorado EcoTimes.com. Burnett was appointed vice chancellor 1950), known to many as the “Colorado of the California Community Colleges Comet” for his sprinting prowess, was ANTHONY M. BERGER (Florida System in Sacramento by Gov. Arnold inducted into the CU Athletic Hall of State 1996) has been selected to serve Schwarzenegger. He has led the develop- Fame on October 17, as CEO/scout ment and implementation of the state’s 2008. A state high executive for strategic plan for community colleges school sprinting the Chatta- and is also an associate faculty member champion, Brother hoochee Coun- at the University of Phoenix. Previously, Campbell went on cil, Boy Scouts Tod served as deputy appointments to earn back-to-back of America secretary for Gov. Schwarzenegger. championships in headquartered He also served as the director of state 1946 and ’47 for the in Columbus, and local government relations for the Mountain States GA. In his role U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Conference in the

as scout ex- and commissioner on the City of Los 100- and 220-yard photo credit: University of Colorado ecutive, Brother Angeles’s Board of Public Works. dashes, as well as Berger will be the Big 7 Conference championship in responsible for JON C. BUTLER (Virginia 1972) has both categories in 1949. He was an All- providing scouting to over 7,000 youth combined his football experience with American in the 100-yard dash in 1948 with a total staff of 14 and an annual op- business knowledge as the executive and earned the Russell Memorial Award erating budget of $1.7 million. The Chat- director of Pop Warner Little Scholars as the region’s top amateur athlete in tahoochee Council covers 15 counties (PWLS), which provides youth football, 1949. He represented the U.S. in several

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competitions in other countries and fi n- there until 1995. He then founded the global MRI marketing department and ished just short of advancing to the 1948 Undergraduate Studies Program serving had held a variety of sales, marketing and London Olympics. Don is the perfect as director from 1995-2000. Still active product management leadership posi- example of how persistence prevails: in at Purdue though now retired, Dick edu- tions while at GE. 1945 during WWII, he was wounded in cates seniors about retirement. His book, the upper thigh and told he’d never run When Every Day Is Saturday, is designed to FREDERICK “Fritz” HENDERSON again. help folks plan for an enjoyable retire- (Michigan 1980) was elected president ment. and CEO at General CHRISTOPHER W. DELL (Co- Motors Corp. effec- lumbia 1978), a career United States REED E. HALL (Wisconsin 1970) tive March 29, 2009. Foreign Service offi cer, is the director has been leading Marshfi eld Clinic in He was also elected chief of mission at Marshfi eld, WI, as executive direc- to the GM Board of the U.S. embassy in tor since 2000. Directors and will Kabul, Afghanistan. Marshfi eld Clinic serve as a member He formerly served is one of the larg- of GM’s Automotive as Ambassador to est private medical Strategy Board and Zimbabwe from clinics in the U.S.; Automotive Product 2004-2007 and Am- net revenue for Board. Straight from Harvard Business bassador to Angola the clinic and its School in 1984, Fritz began at GM as a from 2001-2004. He subsidiary, Secu- senior analyist in the treasurer’s offi ce. was chief of mission rity Health Plan, He has continually assumed higher rank- in the U.S. Offi ce of Kosovo from 2000- were projected to ing positions with more responsibilities 2001. Throughout the 1990s, Brother exceed $1.5 billion throughout the company. In March Dell served in positions that took him in fi scal year 2008. From 1976-2000, 2008, he became president and COO. to Bulgaria, Canada and Mozambique. Brother Hall served the clinic as general Prior to that, he was vice chairman and In 2004, Chris received the Presidential counsel. Reed has served on the board CFO after having served in positions Distinguished Service Award. In 2000, of directors for the Wisconsin Alumni overseeing GM operations in Europe, the president of Bulgaria granted him Association (WUAA) for several years Asia and Brazil. Brother Henderson the Order of the Madara Horseman, First and was appointed national chairman received the William A. Paton Award for Degree, which is the most prestigious last fall. He donates his time on numer- achieving the highest score in Michigan award bestowed upon foreign nationals ous other boards and has also served as on the May 1980 CPA exam and the who have contributed to developing the president for both the Marshfi eld Rotary Elijah Watt Sells Award for attaining country. Club and the U.W. Madison Alumni one of the top 100 scores in the U.S. He is Club of the Marshfi eld area. In 2002, a member of the Alfred P. Sloan Founda- RICHARD E. GRACE (Purdue Reed received Rotary’s “Service Above tion Board of Trustees. 1951), professor emeritus of materials Self” Award. engineering and vice president emeri- CHARLES W. “Bill” HIGGINS JR. tus for student DAVID M. HANDLER (Union 1981) (North Carolina 1954) was recog- services at Purdue has been appointed president and CEO nized in January University, was of Corindus Inc., as an honorary honored last fall a developer of member of the with the creation of vascular robotic University of North an endowment and technology that Carolina Hall of dedication of a con- gives physicians Honor for being ference room and precision in placing part of UNC’s 40 library in his name. guide wires and bal- Southern Confer- He served as head loon/stent delivery ence championship of the School of systems. Brother teams in indoor Materials Engineering from 1965-72 and Handler was with General Electric more and outdoor track and cross country. founded the Division of Interdisciplinary than 20 years before joining Corindus. Brother Higgins, a middle- and long-dis- Engineering Studies, which he directed He was selected in 2001 to lead market- tance runner, was on the team that won from 1970-82. From 1981-87, he served as ing for GE Healthcare’s newly-formed 1952’s fi nal Southern Conference indoor assistant dean of engineering and head of interventional cardiology business unit championship. In 1953 as captain, he was the Department of Freshman Engineer- that includes cath lab imaging, monitor- on the team that fi nished second in the ing. Brother Grace became vice president ing and IT businesses. Most recently, fi rst Atlantic Coast Conference cross for student services in 1987 and served David served as general manager for the country championship. Bill is a retired 

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trust banker and serves on the board of a professional designation recognized in degree member of Knights of Columbus. trustees for the City of Newport News 42 countries around the world. As an attorney, Kevin also serves on the Retirement Fund, the Riverside Behav- Kansas Board of Law Examiners. ioral Health Center and the Virginia CRAIG S. MCMURTREY (North War Museum Foundation. Alabama 1996) was recently named LEE W. MORGAN (Case Western Alabama’s Mortgage Broker of the Year 1988), owner of Georgetown Veteri- OLIVER D. KINGSLEY JR. (Auburn for 2008. Brother McMurtrey is owner of nary Hospital in Washington, DC, was 1966), retired president and COO of Ex- Creative Financial Services Inc. and asset named Best elon Corporation, a manager for The Gateway Companies, as Veterinarian conglomeration of well as a Certifi ed Residential Mortgage in America for 28 companies pro- Specialist for CFS Mortgage in the Flor- the Northeast viding energy ser- ence, Alabama, area. He has served on the Region by the vices in 48 states, Alabama Mortgage Brokers Association Morris Animal received a 2009 since 2002 and as president in 2008. In Foundation/Hills Lifetime Achieve- 2006, the association selected Brother Pet Food at the ment Award from McMurtrey as Volunteer of the Year. Western States Auburn University. He also served as Finance Chair for the Veterinary In 2003, Brother Shoals Young Professionals Association Conference. In Kingsley was the only American of six in 2008. the same month, Brother Morgan was world professionals to receive the World selected Veterinarian of the Year for Association of Nuclear Operators Excel- KEVIN F. MITCHELSON (Kansas 2008 by Veterinary Practice News that was lence Award, which is the highest honor 1979), general counsel for the Fraternity, awarded at the 59th Annual Showdogs in the international nuclear industry. In recently received Rotary’s Cliff Dochter- Awards held in conjunction with the 2004, he was inducted into the Alabama man Award, recognizing Westminster Dog Show. Last fall, he Engineering Hall of Fame and has been a Rotarian who pro- was chosen Small Business Person of the named to the National Academy of En- vides exemplary service Year by the National Capitol Area Busi- gineering. The National Energy Institute to scouting, bridging ness Ethics Awards Committee. In 2005, awarded him the William S. Lee Award, the two organizations. he was named Practitioner/Researcher the highest honor given in the U.S. Brother Mitchel- of the Year by the American Veterinary for work in civilian nuclear power. In son was honored Medical Association. Lee trains service addition to serving on industry boards in 1995 as one dogs for the Seeing Eye Foundation and of directors, he is the Leadership Team of Rotary’s Paul Guide Dogs for the Blind. He established Chair for Auburn’s Samuel Ginn School Harris Fellows, the Robert Walter Morgan Memorial of Engineering. has served on the District Membership Foundation to fund a mobile vet clinic Committee and as the Pittsburg club’s for the K9 unit of the Washington, DC, ROBERT E. MCCULLOCH (To- president in 2004-05. He currently serves Police Department. ronto 1965, Western Ontario 1969) as troop master for Boy Scout Troop 81 is the chairman of the (of which his son, William, is a member) RICHARD L. PINKERTON (Michi- board of CMC-Canada and will be an assistant scoutmaster gan 1955), professor emeritus of (the Canadian Associ- to the 2010 National Jamboree. He is a marketing and logistics at California ation of Management life member of the National Eagle Scout State University Consultants). CMC- Association, is on the Council of Chief- - Fresno, has Canada was formed tains of the Tribe of Lone Bear and has released his in 1962 to advance received the Silver Beaver and St. George newest text- the practice and Emblem. Since 2001, he has served as book for the profi le of manage- secretary-treasurer of the Community fi eld of procure- ment consulting in Foundation of Southeast Kansas. Addi- ment, Supply Canada through education and certifi ca- tionally, he has served as chairman of the Management tion of consultants, promotion of ethical Kansas State Highway Advisory Com- 8/e (McGraw- standards and professional competency, mission, a member of the Mount Carmel Hill/Irwin), and advocacy for the profession in public Foundation and on the board of direc- co-authored and government settings. CMC-Canada tors for the Pittsburg Area Chamber of with Shelia Petcavage and David Burt. administers, and its provincial Institutes Commerce since 1989. He also chairs the Brother Pinkerton is a past dean of the confer, the Certifi ed Management Con- Parish Financial Council for Our Lady of Graduate School of Administration at sultant (CMC) designation in Canada, Lourdes Catholic Church and is a third Capital University in Columbus, OH. He

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also served as chair and business center 3500 employ- director of the Craig School of Business ees across four What Your Money Means at Cal State Fresno. He is a Certifi ed countries, Bliz- by Frank J. Hanna (Georgia 1983). Per- Purchasing Manager (CPM) with a zard has earned sonal fi nance. Published by Crossroad lifetime designation, having consulted the top slot for Publishing Co., New York, NY. 2008. with major corporations and taught in best selling PC several foreign countries. Spanning 40 game of the year In 1995, Frank Hanna and his brother, years, Dick has served in various leader- for the past four David (Georgia 1986), sold a business ship roles at the national and local levels years in terms that they had developed for, as Frank of the Institute for Supply Manage- of dollars and writes in ment (ISM), including chairman of the units sold with World of Warcraft® and its this book, Academic Planning Committee and on expansions. Brother Sams oversees the “enough the editorial review boards of Purchasing entirety of the company’s global business money that Today (now Inside Supply Management) and operations and is also responsible for we would Info-Edge. In 2002, he received the Ted R. managing the growth of the company’s never have Thompson Purhasing Educator’s Award online gaming network, Battle.net®. He to work from ISM Columbus for his contribu- was formerly with educational software again.” Such success tions to purchasing education. company Davidson & Associates, where he served as general manager of the joint raised some challenging DANIEL F. PONCE (Indiana 1999), venture between Davidson and Simon & questions: Schuster. One of his largest proejcts was a reporter for ABC News in Chicago, re- Now what? cently made appearances on CNN, “The orchestrating Davidson’s acquisition of What was he to do with his money Today Show”, Silicon & Synapse, which later became and with his life? This book is the “ABC World Blizzard Entertainment. result of Frank’s pursuit of answers to News” and in the those questions. New York Times as JOHN R. TERRILL (Indiana 1989) is the founder of the the Director for the Center for Integrity Unlike the numerous books that men’s a cappella in Business at Seattle Pacifi c University’s tell people how to make money, this group Straight School of Busi- book considers the role that money No Chaser. Dan ness and Eco- is meant to play in our lives and in organized the nomics. Prior the lives of others. Drawing upon the group of 10 in 1996 to joining SPU, works of philosophers and wise think- to perform for IU’s photo credit: Bob Olayas John served as ers over the centuries, Frank identi- Dance Marathon. Wanting to make a National Direc- fi es criteria to determine how much lasting impression, he arranged for the tor for Profes- money is enough; describes the three group to continually replace members as sional School vocations of those with money; ana- lyzes the dangers inherent in wealth; they graduated, so Straight No Chaser Ministries with and offers tips for wise and effective is still performing on the IU campus. InterVarsity giving. Ten years after the original members Christian Fel- lowship/USA in Madison, WI. He also played local gigs on campus and in the Brother Hanna did not retire in 1995. Bloomington community, the group was served with InterVarsity in the Boston As CEO of Hanna Capital in Atlanta, discovered in 2007 by Atlantic Records area, leading student and faculty work at he has invested in and developed a via a performance posted on YouTube. In Harvard Business School, as well as serv- number of businesses. He has been a late 2008, the group launched “Holiday ing as InterVarsity’s National Director frequent speaker on issues of faith as Spirits,” the fi rst of a fi ve-album deal, for MBA Ministry. In addition to over- they pertain to the businessman and is with the second due out this summer. seeing the development of all profession- a cofounder of the Solidarity Founda- Though Straight No Chaser has opened al schools ministries – which includes tion. Brother Hanna received the Wil- for other performers, the group is headlin- business, law, healthcare, religious and liam B. Simon Prize for Philanthropic ing its own concerts when not recording. theological studies, government, educa- Leadership and the David R. Jones tion, social work, journalism and the arts Award for Philanthropy. As an un- PAUL W. SAMS (California @ San- – John has also led numerous vocational dergraduate at Georgia, David served ta Barbara 1992) is chief operating missions and consulting projects to as president of the Kappa Deuteron offi cer for Blizzard Entertainment Inc., Southeast Asia and the Central African Chapter, and in 1983, he received the developer of PC games Warcraft®, Diablo®, Republic. Wilkinson Award as the most out- StarCraft® and World of Warcraft®. With standing senior in Phi Gamma Delta.

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Fiscal Year 2008 in Review • The undergraduate GPA for fall 2007 and for Educational Foundation has not been immune Loyal Phi Gams have again helped to maintain spring 2008 was 3.0. At least 32% of newly ini- to the tremendous decline in values of invest- Phi Gamma Delta as a leader among all frater- tiated brothers are earning a 3.0 GPA or better; ments that occurred over the past 18 months. nities. The Educational Foundation and our • 62% of our chapters were above the all-men’s Like most non-profi ts, your Foundation Fraternity are making a difference in the lives average and 60% were above the all-fraternity invested more than half of its assets in equities of our undergraduate brothers by providing average; and, as a result, we have seen our earning as- support in pursuit of improved scholarship, • The frequency of alcohol related incidents sets decline signifi cantly. We take no comfort alcohol education designed to reduce alcohol was at a 10-year low; and in knowing that this development is shared by and drug abuse, and leadership training. • 450 undergraduate brothers attended the almost all eleemosynary foundations. We are 2008 Fiji Academy in St. Louis and this was working closely with our Fraternity to evalu- Phi Gamma Delta’s emphasis on scholarship funded in part by a grant to your fraternity ate all of our programs although we remain is backed by your Foundation by the award- from the Foundation. committed to continuing to support all of ing of grants for excellence in scholastics with our existing programs related to scholarship, $323,500 awarded for superior performance Financial Commentary alcohol education and leadership training to in 2008. During fi scal year 2007-2008, generous contri- the highest extent possible. butions from 3,069 brothers and friends totaled • 722 Academic Achievement Awards (AAA) $1,376,000. The number of donors to the Perge! Your continued membership in the Perge! So- of $250 were awarded to newly initiated Society contributing over $500 each continued ciety Annual Fund will allow us to continue to brothers for earning a 3.0 GPA; and to grow last year. A total of 442 brothers and make these programs accessible to our under- • 306 scholarships were issued totaling friends made unrestricted gifts at this level. graduates. We remain enthusiastic about the $143,000 that were funded by donations from There were 540 fi rst time donors at all levels growth of Phi Gamma Delta and the role your brothers who designated awards being given to the Foundation. We welcome these new Foundation plays in making your fraternity the to members of their chapters. donors and appreciate their willingness to sup- leader among the entire Greek system. port Phi Gamma Delta. For brothers wishing to provide fi nancial Your loyalty and generosity are a part of the incentives for scholastic performance in their Fundraising costs were 17 cents per dollar great success enjoyed by Phi Gamma Delta for chapters, the Foundation can help by provid- raised compared to 22 cents for fraternity foun- over 161 years. We are grateful for what you do ing a tax-deductible conduit for your gift. dations. for Phi Gamma Delta.

Thanks to your generosity, the Foundation Barclay’s Wealth Management serves as our Fraternally, funded $215,475 in educational grants to Investment Advisor, succeeding Lehman our Fraternity making it possible for under- Brothers. The market value of our investments graduates to participate in leadership training as of June 30, 2008, was $11.2 million compared programs and to receive the course designed to $11.6 million on June 30, 2007. These assets Stephen D. Bunten to curtail alcohol and drug abuse presented by are invested in a variety of equity and fi xed (Kansas 1960) the Fraternity. income vehicles. The return on investments Educational Foundation for the fi scal year ending June 30 was (.44)% President The Foundation also issued over $232,000 in compared to 15.4% in fi scal 2007. Returns for grants to house corporations from gifts desig- the last three years averaged 7.08%. nated for educational space and equipment in their chapter houses. The impact of the recession For the last 10 years, the Foundation has en- The benefi ts from these scholarships and edu- joyed broad based graduate support, enabling Benjamin E. Robinson cational programs that you help to fund are us to double our size and leading to a greatly (Hampden-Sydney 1986) measurable and they are impressive. strengthened fi nancial position enabling us to Executive Director better weather the impact of the recession. The

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1123999090001_48-66.indd23999090001_48-66.indd 4488 55/29/2009/29/2009 12:33:3812:33:38 AMAM PHI GAMMA DELTA Educational Foundation 2008 Honor Roll of Donors Perge! ﬁ nnancialancial highlightshighlights rreportingeporting PHI GAMMA DELTA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION ffromrom CanadaCanada Fiscal Year July 2007 - June 2008 honor roll Dear Brothers, REVENUES EXPENDITURES Donations Programming/services The Phi Gamma Delta Foundation Unrestricted $ 809,956 Scholarships $ 323,740 of Canada had another good year Restricted $ 549,359 Fraternity Grants $ 215,475 Trusts/bequests $ 17,169 House Corp Grants $ 232,772 in 2008 and we thank you for your Interest & Dividends $ 304,204 Foundation Support $28597,524 support. Your giving allowed us Gain On Investments $ 489,387 Subtotal $1,069,511 to grant to brothers in the form of Unrealized Appreciation $ (883,006) scholarships, leadership training Other $ 34,575 Management And General $ 290,595 Fundraising $ 233,344 and alcohol abuse education 40% Total income $1,321,644 Total Expenses $ 523,939 of income. Grants for chapter housing was 48% of income. TOTAL ASSETS $12,709,372 Fundraising and operating the Foundation cost 12% of income. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Our $500 Academic Achievement President Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) Directors Awards (Triple A) are granted to Vice President Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) Peter L. Clark (Kettering 1968) all newly initiated members who Secretary Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) earn a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale. We Treasurer Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) Exec. Cmte. George W. Bramblett Jr. (SMU 1963) David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) awarded 12 scholarships of $1,000 Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) each to deserving undergradu- Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) ate and graduate brothers. These Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1954) Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) Awards have helped to increase James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) our GPA, as well as place an importance on academics in our chapters. We also funded alcohol awareness and “Taking the Lead” training at some of our chapters. The goal is to operate these programs in all our chapters. We look PHI GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION OF CANADA forward to what we can do with Fiscal year January 2008 - December 2008 you in 2009. RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS Thank you for helping us to keep Chapter Restricted $ 25,749 Housing Grants $ 19,000 the traditions and values of Phi Unrestricted $ 12,409 Scholarships/programming $ 15,781 Other $ 979 Fundraising $ 4,428 Gamma Delta alive and well in Operating $ 2,042 Canada. Total Receipts $ 39,137 Total Disbursements $ 41,251

Fraternally, Operating and Endowments $ 90,084

TOTAL ASSETS $140,084

BOARD OF DIRECTORS L. Cameron Murray President L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) Directors (Alberta 1972) Vice-President Ashley A. O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) Gordon A. Elliott (British Columbia 1955) Canadian Foundation Treasurer F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) Landon L. LeClair (Alberta 1994) President Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971)

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Over the years, many graduate brothers have included the Foundations in their estate plans, 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 136 brothers who have notiﬁ ed either Foundation that Phi Gamma Delta is included in their estate plans, life insurance policy or will.

We thank these brothers for their progressive vision and generosity!

AKRON GEORGIA TECH MAINE OKLAHOMA VIRGINIA Brad W. Petrella 1987 R. K. Landon 1950 Frank W. Danforth Jr. 1948 Robert J. Kepke 1963 Dale M. Duvall 1955 ALABAMA Ernest O. Rotramel Jr. 1952 Matthew D. Smyth 1980 William G. Paul 1952 C. J. Jessee Jr. 1949 Ernest L. Deal Jr.1952 HAMPDEN- MARYLAND William W. Rodgers Jr. 1959 VIRGINIA TECH Frank M. Hardy 1955 SYDNEY Joseph E. Samora Jr. 2008 Louis F. Trost Jr. 1950 Dana W. Hesse 1986 James E. Jones 1963 Jarrod S. Benton 1990 MCGILL PENNSYLVANIA WABASH ALBERTA Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 F. N. Dundas 1963 Robert B. Evans 1946 Rick L. Allen 1962 L. C. Murray 1972 ILLINOIS MIAMI PURDUE WASHINGTON ARIZONA Donald R. Arnold 1962 James P. Horning 1977 Gerald B. Bay 1962 Gary L. Ostenson 1969 Lowell M. Berry Jr. 1956 Jerome C. Groniger 1956 Lee C. Schmitt 1963 Herman A. Brown 1949 WESTERN If you would like James W. Grantman 1948 Kenneth L. Means 1940 John O. Cofﬁ n 1959 MICHIGAN Richard E. Grace 1951 MICHIGAN Lee T. Hanley 1964 Robert K. Erf 1953 examples of other INDIANA Richard A. Miller Jr. 1964 Bryan S. McNee 1989 Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961 Frederick E. Henoch 1964 Duncan S. Erley 1952 Michael P. Schreyer 1965 estate planning Louis A. Mangels 1956 Edward A. King Jr. 1941 WESTERN ARKANSAS William H. Smith 1939 methods which Steven E. Area 1973 James A. Ramsey 1964 Mark L. Persitz 1977 ONTARIO C. R. Precious 1950 RPI Frank C. Smeenk 1971 BRADLEY IOWA William R. Brand 1987 might offer varying William F. Ross III 1987 Bradley C. Nielsen 1986 George F. Qua 1952 WESTMINSTER Kelley V. Rea 1966 RICHMOND tax consequences, BRITISH Jerrold Wanek 1980 William E. Parrish 1957 IOWA STATE John F. Winch 1946 Robert S. Jepson Jr. 1964 WILLIAM JEWELL contact the Educa- COLUMBIA MICHIGAN STATE RUTGERS Robert P. Morf 1939 David S. Armitage 1980 M. N. Goodman 1962 Timothy J. Costello 1968 Mark G. Esposito 1982 tional Foundation Gordon A. Elliott 1955 Howard M. Logan 1946 WITTENBERG Harvey E. Mallory III 1957 David W. Pequet 1974 SOUTHERN Benjamin A. Harris 1956 at 859-255-1848 BUCKNELL Richard D. McCormick MISSISSIPPI CALIFORNIA David E. Moeller 1963 Jack W. Gresham 1957 John P. Pirozzi 1971 ext. 133. Or visit the 1961 STATE David M. Todd 1967 CASE WESTERN JACKSONVILLE P. E. Burnside 1970 WPI planned giving sec- Clyde B. Myers Jr. 1962 SOUTHERN Brian W. Dudley 1996 Malcolm B. Wall 1970 Earle L. Bowman Jr. 1948 METHODIST tion of our website CHICAGO JOHNS MISSOURI William K. Johnson 1976 Peter O. Clauss 1955 George W. Bramblett Jr. 1963 at www.phigam.org HOPKINS James M. Dawson 1955 Robb Stewart 1952 WYOMING Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 Theodore P. Versteeg 1975 David G. Shigekawa 1959 Bradley P. Pemberton 1974 > Educational Foun- COLGATE Andrew R. Sackin 1973 STANFORD Emlyn I. Grifﬁ th 1942 KANSAS Paul L. Vogel 1989 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. 1948 dation > Planned Charles T. Crawford 1952 Robert T. Young 1947 Howard A. Rubin 1955 COLORADO Michael H. Mount 1964 Giving. NEBRASKA SYRACUSE COLLEGE KANSAS STATE Michael O. Shipley 1958 Charles W. Haines 1948 Roderick W. Fletcher 1950 Andrew J. Lutz II 1981 Charles S. Hover Jr. 1951 John Gottschalk 1965 TENNESSEE Michael A. Martin 1983 N. W. Solomon 1951 Alvin B. Harper Jr. 1952 COLORADO Gregory C. Stuart 1970 Lee M. Moss 1973 STATE NEW YORK KENTUCKY Michael A. Mische 1976 TEXAS Christopher A. Patrick C. Bean 1963 Donald R. Mighell 1956 Guntermann 1974 William R. Connell 1994 NORTH- TEXAS DEPAUW James E. Morrison 1970 WESTERN Joseph B. Carney Sr. 1950 Russell G. Williams II 1974 J. R. Gorski 1968 CHRISTIAN Paul O. Germann Jr. 1952 LAWRENCE OHIO Jim M. satterwhite Jr. 1985 Paul B. Qua 1982 David H. Aronson 1965 Ronald A. Sages 1973 TEXAS TECH FLORIDA Bruce A. Wilson 1981 OHIO Vance M. Hubbard 1962 James H. Hendrie 1950 LEHIGH WESLEYAN TORONTO James C. Rinaman Jr. 1955 John A. Hollingsworth 1955 Dale J. Bruce 1952 Hubert B. Keenleyside Jr. 1951 William H. Valentine Jr. 1967 LOUISIANA Charles P. Eichhorn 1955 Robert E. McCulloch 1965 FLORIDA STATE STATE John E. McKinnie 1954 UCLA Donald S. Stuart 1972 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 George C. Sternad Jr. 1948 Geoffrey C. Dean 1950 Kenneth B. Sternad 1977 Alfred L. Woodill 1946

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The Perge! Society is the Annual Listed here are the 442 brothers who You can join The Perge! Society on- Fund of the Educational Foundation. have joined The Perge! Society in line at www.phigam.org and click By giving tax-deductible, unrestrict- 2008 at the $500 and above levels. Donate Now. Please email the Foun- ed gifts to the Educational Founda- We’re proud to point out that 2008 dation at [email protected] or tion, you are supporting its activities, marks the 11th year since The Perge! call 859-255-1848 ext 159. such as alcohol education, scholar- Society began. The number follow- ships and leadership programs. Your ing a brother’s school and year indi- Thank you for supporting Phi Gamma gifts allow Phi Gamma Delta to cates the number of years as a Perge! Delta through the Phi Gamma Delta dream and grow. Many thanks to all Society member. Educational Foundation. the brothers who generously give to help make Phi Gamma Delta a leader in the Greek community!

nnorrisorris aafffi lliatesiates William T. Morris Trust 11 * Thomas B. Bates (Lehigh 1961) 3 Patrick C. Bean (Kentucky 1963) 8 Michael P. Bonds (Arkansas 1984) 7 George W. Bramblett Jr. (Southern Methodist 1963) 6 norris affi liates William W. Brooke (Alabama 1978) 3 gifts at the $5,000 and greater level Robert F. Brown (Texas Tech 1959) 8 Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) 10 Peter L. Clark (Kettering-B 1968) 6 wilkinson affi liates Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) 11 5 gifts at the $2,000 and greater level Mrs. Barbara Dunning R. William Gardner (Ohio State 1957) 4 Douglas C. Gardner (Southern Methodist 1985) 2 William H. Gear (McGill 1956) 11 * wallace affi liates John Gottschalk (Nebraska 1965) 11 gifts at the $1,000 and greater level James W. Grantman (Arizona 1948) 7 Lee T. Hanley (Arizona 1964) 11 David S. Harrison (Virginia Tech 1992) 3 fairbanks affi liates Vance M. Hubbard (Texas Tech 1962) 9 Robert S. Jepson Jr. (Richmond 1964) 7 gifts at the $500 and greater level Robert B. Knutson (Michigan 1956) 11 R. Kirk Landon (Georgia Tech 1950) 3 Richard D. McCormick (Iowa State 1961) 11 Ardon E. Moore III (Texas 1980) 1 Ryan S. O’Hara (California - Northridge 1998) 9 John G. Pappajohn (Iowa 1952) 10 Robert C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976) 10 John D. Rowell (Idaho 1948) 4 M. Wilmer Smith (Johns Hopkins 1947) 2 * Cyrus B. Sweet III (Idaho 1951) 8 James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) 8 * Ad Astra

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Beechwood Educational Foundation 3 Robert K. Erf (Michigan 1953) 11 Michael A. Lucas (Bradley 1983) 6 Hartley B. Barker (Chicago 1949) 11 David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) 3 Phillip J. Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1959) 10 Kevin T. Barnett (Texas Christian 1995) 4 James P. Glenny (Idaho 1960) 10 William R. Miller (Indiana 1962) 8 Clayton I. Bennett (Oklahoma 1981) 9 Alan B. Graf Jr. (Indiana 1975) 4 Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) 9 Lowell M. Berry Jr. (Arizona 1956) 5 William G. Hanley (Purdue 1960) 11 William A. Nelson (Nebraska 1954) 6 Dahl P. Brown Jr. (Oklahoma 1950) 4 Benjamin R. Harper (Kentucky 1969) 6 Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1954) 5 Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) 6 James H. Hendrie (Florida 1950) 10 N. Clay Robbins (Wabash 1979) 11 Jon B. Burmeister (Iowa State 1967) 10 G. David K. Hopper (Wittenberg 1963) 9 Thomas M. Ryan (Rhode Island 1975) 3 John B. Carswell (Alberta 1976) 3 Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) 4 John W. Sampson (Northwestern 1952) 11 E. Fred Currie (Texas Tech 1955) 3 Charles E. Hugel (Lafayette 1951) 5 Robert C. Samuel (Oregon 1960) 10 Todd M. Eberhardt (Wisc.-Eau Claire 1989) 6 Alan W. Larson (Syracuse 1960) 6 John C. Schroeder (Wabash 1969) 9 Thomas F. Emerson (Michigan 1950) 5 Benjamin B. LeCompte III (Virginia 1972) 11 George C. Sternad Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1948) 11 Gary H. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1951) 10

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Herff Jones, Inc. 1 N. Michael F. Grifﬁ th (Virginia Tech 1973) 9 Duane O. Paulsen (Iowa 1946) 7 Edwin M. Ahrens (Denison 1973) 5 Jerome C. Groniger (Illinois 1956) 2 Scott Petty Jr. (Texas 1960) 3 Sean G. Alexander (Ohio State 1991) 1 Daniel M. Guggenheim (Cal. @ Berkeley 1960) 10 Carl F. Pollard (Kentucky 1960) 5 David L. Alexander (Purdue 1962) 7 Kevin W. Haga (Jacksonville 1992) 5 John C. Radovich (Washington 1955) 9 Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) 3 David G. Hancock (Alberta 1976) 2 Robert W. Raymond (Michigan 1978) 1 Leonard M. Appel (Kentucky 1963) 4 Robert J. Harker (Iowa State 1943) 5 Duane A. Renken (Iowa State 1955) 1 Charles G. Armstrong (Purdue 1964) 5 Jeffrey M. Heller (Texas 1961) 9 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) 7 John Fox Arnold (Colorado 1959) 9 Philip G. Heyde (DePauw 1972) 6 Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) 10 Robert P. Bauman (Ohio Wesleyan 1953) 11 Robert W. Higgins (Washington State 1956) 3 William W. Rodgers Jr. (Oklahoma 1959) 11 Robert C. Becker (Minnesota 1951) 6 Robert C. Hudson Jr. (Minnesota 1950) 11 James S. Russell (Johns Hopkins 1943) 3 Robert V. Bierhaus Jr. (Indiana 1954) 8 O. Wayne Isom (Texas Tech 1962) 8 Andrew R. Sackin (Missouri 1973) 8 C. Robert Black (Texas Tech 1957) 2 Howard C. Kauffmann (Oklahoma 1943) 11 Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) 10 Stephen K. Boeckman (Oklahoma State 1992) 7 Richard W. Kelso (California @ Berkeley 1959) 3 John H. Schroeder (Wabash 1942) 7 Robert H. Bohn (Texas 1957) 4 Edwin S. Kirby (Ohio State 1960) 8 Howard K. Scott (Missouri 1960) 5 Christopher A. Borris (Johns Hopkins 1995) 1 Eric D. Knam (Oklahoma State 1993) 3 F. Barry Shaw (Gettysburg 1965) 8 David W. Bothe (Arizona State 1976) 3 Robert M. Knapp Jr. (Nebraska 1970) 3 Gordon J. Smith (Iowa State 1961) 5 Douglas J. Bourne (Oklahoma 1943) 6 Walter A. Koelbel (Colorado 1947) 3 Marlis E. Smith (Texas Tech 1954) 11 William R. Bracewell (Georgia 1968) 6 Neal E. Kottke (Illinois 1961) 4 Wilber B. Spalding Jr. (William Jewell 1952) 4 William R. Brand (RPI 1987) 9 Thomas S. Liggett (Akron 1991) 1 Stephen C. Sparkman (Florida State 1969) 2 William F. Brock (Purdue 1963) 6 William N. Lindsay III (Gettysburg 1969) 5 Morgan V. Spurlock (New York 1993) 3 Kenneth T. Bulahan (Arizona State 1987) 3 Thomas E. Link (Texas Tech 1962) 1 James H. Stellar (Occidental 1954) 8 John R. Bunten (Kansas 1954) 1 Robert H. Little (Illinois 1957) 3 Kessel D. Stelling Jr. (Georgia 1978) 2 Gary L. Bussing (Missouri 1973) 5 Richard P. Lowke (Texas Tech 1959) 1 Michael J. Stewart (Pennsylvania State 1972) 1 Marvin J. Carver III (North Carolina 1975) 11 James R. Lundeen (Northwestern 1973) 3 David T. Stewart Jr. (New Mexico 1980) 4 Michael E. Chateauneuf (Syracuse 1965) 2 William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) 6 E. Hadley Stuart Jr. (Virginia 1941) 6 David R. Coffman (Syracuse 1938) 2 Charles M. McCann (Westminster 1960) 2 Robert J. Suarez (Florida 1971) 6 Thomas P. Cottrell (Indiana 1982) 6 Kenneth L. Means (Illinois 1940) 6 Theodore W. Thomas (Missouri 1959) 8 John W. Creighton Jr. (Pittsburgh 1954) 5 Jeffrey J. Mongan (Arizona 1983) 5 Norman K. Thordarson (Washington 1963) 6 Ronald D. Crockett (Washington 1961) 5 Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) 5 C. N. Tinker (Michigan 1954) 10 Dwight W. Davis (Oregon 1965) 9 Edward A. More II (Missouri 1939) 1 David M. Todd (Southern California 1967) 5 Ernest L. Deal Jr. (Alabama 1952) 11 Donald E. Morel Jr. (Lafayette 1979) 5 Brenton H. Wadsworth (DePauw 1952) 8 Bernard J. DelGiorno (Chicago 1955) 8 James E. Morrison (Kentucky 1970) 11 Kirk D. Walden (Texas At Arlington 1972) 7 Philip DeToledo (UCLA 1980) 2 Samuel H. Mudie (Rutgers 1962) 4 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. (Texas 1949) 10 James W. Dodds (Colorado 1954) 6 Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) 11 Peter G. Welsh (Wittenberg 1974) 7 F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) 9 Graeme W. Norval (Toronto 1983) 8 Max A. Wernick (Arkansas 1974) 5 Raymond J. Dunning (Southern California 1954) 5 William L. Oliver (Pennsylvania State 1967) 8 E. Valjean Wheeler (Oklahoma State 1966) 3 Gordon A. Elliott (British Columbia 1955) 4 Gary S. Olson (Washington 1973) 3 Kenneth W. Whittington (Texas Tech 1956) 5 Robert B. Evans (Pennsylvania 1946) 10 Robert C. Orr (Texas 1979) 8 Joseph E. Williamson (Wittenberg 1967) 4 James H. Everest (Oklahoma 1971) 5 Peter O’Malley (Pennsylvania 1960) 8 Samuel A. Wilson (Oklahoma 1952) 6 Samuel H. Franklin (Auburn 1969) 11 Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) 9 Stephen K. Wilson (Kentucky 1970) 2 Paul F. Gissel (Arizona 1968) 6 Alfred L. Woodill (UCLA 1946) 5

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W. James Aiken Jr. (Allegheny 1942) 6 Mark M. Harnden (Alberta 1976) 1 D. Lindsay Perkins (Oklahoma 1963) 3 Harold W. Andersen (Nebraska 1945) 4 Benjamin A. Harris (Wittenberg 1956) 3 Scott E. Peters (Western Ontario 1999) 1 Steven E. Area (Arkansas 1973) 2 Michael W. Harris (Georgia Tech 1970) 9 W. DeVier Pierson (Oklahoma 1953) 3 David G. Areghini (Arizona 1965) 5 William C. Harrison (Kentucky 1977) 9 Richard L. Pinkerton (Michigan 1955) 5 James E. Arnold (Illinois 1985) 5 Hal Hart (Georgia Tech 1969) 7 Ronald A. Pizzuti (Kent State 1962) 1 Robert G. Arrowsmith (Colgate 1949) 1 Bruce H. Hart (Arizona 1982) 3 Jonathan F. Plimpton (Case Western 1970) 1 F. L. Ballard (Texas Tech 1955) 2 Adrian J. Harvey (Alberta 2003) 1 Roy G. Pool (Oklahoma 1950) 2 Robert E. Baney (Pennsylvania State 1984) 5 Thomas P. Haynie III (Sewanee 1953) 2 Robert D. Potts (Minnesota 1964) 7 Allan E. Bankus (Oregon State 1950) 1 Alan F. Herbert (Purdue 1969) 5 William C. Prather (Illinois 1942) 2 Michael G. Bark (California @ Irvine 1986) 2 James S. Hering (Ohio Wesleyan 1961) 3 Robert W. Pratt Jr. (Texas 1953) 4 Joseph D. Barnette Jr. (Wabash 1961) 11 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (Syracuse 1984) 2 Don L. Presar (Ohio State 1960) 1 Richard I. Barr (Kansas 1959) 8 Theodore F. Holland III (Wabash 1971) 2 David H. Prescott (Wittenberg 1977) 3 Allen E. Bartlett Jr. (McGill 1952) 7 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. (Tennessee 1952) 9 Jeffrey M. Preston (Gettysburg 1962) 2 Gerald B. Bay (Purdue 1962) 11 Kent F. Holwadel (Michigan 1954) 2 Peter D. Prudden (Lafayette 1942) 2 Jerome B. Bean Jr. (Purdue 1964) 1 James R. Houston (Washington 1955) 6 Andrew L. Prupas (Arizona 2006) 1 Robert H. Becknell (Kentucky 1967) 5 James J. Howard III (Pittsburgh 1957) 3 Anthony I. Purtell (Wisconsin 1983) 1 James P. Bennett (North Alabama 1979) 3 Ted A. Hunt (Ohio 1969) 2 Thomas A. Raar (Michigan 1985) 10 J. Scott Benton (Hampden-Sydney 1990) 9 William C. Ieuter (Illinois 1957) 1 Peter J. Rathwell (Arizona 1965) 5 Louis R. Berner Jr. (Purdue 1945) 3 E. Roger Jackson (Hanover 1952) 1 Robert H. Rawlings (Colorado 1947) 2 Joseph M. Berwanger (Ohio State 1960) 1 George W. James II (Oklahoma 1950) 6 Donald J. Regan (UCLA 1956) 4 Joseph M. Billiou Jr. (California @ Berkeley 1944) 1 Rahim M. Javanmard (UCLA1965) 1 Robert W. Reniers Jr. (Colorado 1968) 5 Ian A. Birdsall (Georgia Tech 1973) 1 Michael B. Jeffers (Washington 1962) 5 H. Grantland Rice III (Alabama 1980) 1 Bruce Blanchard (MIT 1957) 3 J. Wilmar Jensen (Chicago 1947) 1 William L. Ridgway (Indiana 1943) 1 Karter R. Blaney (DePauw 1954) 1 Joseph E. Johnson (Southern California 1952) 1 A. Peter Rimsans II (Iowa State 1993) 3 Kyle C. Bliss (Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1995) 5 Kendal D. Johnson (Kansas State 1979) 4 H. Dean Ritchie (Kansas 1940) 6 Robert O. Bonham (UCLA 195) 1 Charles P. Jones (Bucknell 1957) 2 William B. Robertson (Alabama 1945) 1 Michael M. Boone (Southern Methodist 1963) 5 Craig S. Kalter (Emory 1984) 2 G. Porter Robinson (Mississippi State 1975) 5 Robert Bracken (Wabash 1943) 6 Kevin L. Kelley (Texas Christian 1981) 4 Richard F. Romig (Gettysburg 1947) 10 Donald H. Brazier Jr. (Washington 1954) 3 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. (Lehigh 1955) 7 J. Bradley Ross (Nebraska 1982) 2 J. Douglas Breen (Lehigh 1968) 2 Charles E. Knopf Jr. (Pennsylvania State 1963) 1 William F. Ross III (Bradley 1987) 7 John O. Briggs (Georgia Tech 1967) 11 William M. Kramer (Gettysburg 1978) 6 Mark N. Roth (West Virginia 1977) 2 Robinson S. Brown (Kentucky 2002) 3 Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) 5 Howard A. Rubin (Stanford 1955) 7 Steven E. Brownback (Kansas 1976) 6 Donald J. Kyte (Oklahoma 1990) 1 Jeffrey D. Rudolph (Wittenberg 1983) 1 Dale J. Bruce (Ohio Wesleyan 1952) 11 Willett R. Lake Jr. (Oregon 1950) 4 Timothy J. Rueter (Drake 1998) 3 Christopher B. Burke (Purdue 1977) 6 David A. Lauer (Michigan 1952) 6 John M. Saada Sr. (Chicago 1956) 8 Gary W. Burnett (Kent State 1964) 5 James S. Lee (Minnesota 1978) 7 Paul W. Sams (California @ Santa Barbara 1992) 2 C. Preston Butcher (Texas 1961) 2 Dexter K. Lee (RPI 1994) 1 James S. Samuel (Oregon 1984) 1 Christopher J. Cacheris (Arizona 1976) 5 John B. Leisure (Colorado 1950) 7 Gregory R. Schermerhorn (Michigan 1987) 2 Robert O. Canon (Texas 1976) 1 Schuyler W. Lininger (Arizona 1944) 5 David L. Schoewe (Kettering - A 1975) 8 Joseph B. Carney Sr. (DePauw 1950) 11 David D. Livingston (Texas 1971) 2 Peter L. Schoﬁ eld (Kent State 1962) 8 Robert E. Carter (Johns Hopkins 1968) 10 Leland S. Livingston (Arizona 1954) 1 Jeffrey G. Schwartz (Vermont 1993) 1 Jeffrey D. Carter (Virginia Tech 1984) 5 Larry K. Lowe (Texas Tech 1967) 1 Ryan Schwartzberg (Maryland 2001) 2 Philip M. Caso (New York 1981) 1 Michael D. Luter (Hampden-Sydney 1994) 1 Howard A. Schwimmer (Southern California 1983) 7 Robert L. Cass Sr. (Colorado 1952) 11 Richard Lutman (British Columbia 1984) 1 Erik S. Scott (Oklahoma State 1994) 2 Gregory F. Castle (UCLA 1983) 5 David J. Macfarlane (British Columbia 1961) 1 Norman K. Seethoff (Oregon State 1945) 6 E. Chris Christea (Miami 1977) 1 J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr. (DePauw 1956) 6 W. Harvey Sharron Jr. (Florida 1962) 1 Thomas R. Clevenger (Kansas 1957) 4 Kevin J. Malone (Florida State 1975) 4 William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) 6 James L. Cook (Illinois Wesleyan 1964) 2 John J. Manginelli (Rutgers 1983) 4 Michael O. Shipley (Syracuse 1958) 7 Joseph C. Cook Jr. (Tennessee 1965) 6 Craig J. Mardany (Rutgers 1982) 5 James F. Sipp (Ohio State 1959) 2 Norman K. Cook (Chicago 1958) 9 John J. Marietti (Arizona 1961) 6 John A. Sivo (Arizona 1977) 2 Eugene D. Cote III (Maine 1981) 8 William P. Marineau (Idaho 1950) 1 Martin C. Smith (California @ Berkeley 1976) 4 Clyde E. Culp (Idaho 1941) 7 Ronald L. Marmer (Northwestern 1974) 11 D. Mark Smith (Texas At Arlington 1983) 2 Arnold R. Dahlberg (Minnesota 1949) 5 John B. Martin (Kansas 1959) 5 Mark R. Solem (Arizona State 1977) 3 Richard N. DeShon (Missouri 1957) 2 Lowell B. Mason Jr. (Purdue 1948) 5 Michael P. Spack (Minnesota 1996) 1 James R. Dodson (Purdue 1983) 1 William C. Mattox (Mississippi State 1972) 1 George J. Spradling (DePauw 1951) 5 Jeffrey M. Downey (UCLA 1983) 3 William H. Mautz (Kentucky 1965) 10 John G. Starzynski (Western Ontario 1974) 9 Charles T. Doyle (Oklahoma 1956) 5 David A. McAllister (Texas 1978) 1 Kent T. Stepanishen (Rhode Island 2006) 1 L. Thomas Dulaney Jr. (Oklahoma 1961) 8 Robert H. McCormick (Ohio State 1941) 1 Marvin G. Stephens Jr. (Texas Tech 1964) 3 Joseph M. Dunn (Ohio State 1949) 2 Thomas L. McDonald (Westminster 1960) 3 Jeffrey I. Stone (Auburn 1979) 1 Harris J. Elder (Oklahoma State 1967) 3 Robert H. McGowan (British Columbia 1992) 1 Michael D. Stratton (DePauw 1988) 8 Robert S. Ellis (Oklahoma 1948) 4 Mark E. McKee (Indiana 1979) 1 Fred R. Sutter Jr. (Arizona 1980) 2 Harry N. Faulkner (Ohio Wesleyan 1963) 9 David B. McQuaig (Calgary 1987) 1 Larry S. Sutton (Georgia Tech 1972) 1 Walter R. Fawcett III (Southern Methodist 1984) 1 David W. McSurdy Jr. (Lafayette 1980) 1 Robert A. Svoboda (Memphis 1978) 6 J. Dixon Fleming Jr. (North Carolina 1976) 2 W. Christian Mellon (Hampden-Sydney 2000) 6 Douglas C. Taylor (Case Western 1986) 4 Eugene U. Frey (Minnesota 1952) 7 Thomas M. Melo (Georgia 1974) 2 Ronald L. Thomas (Georgia Tech 1968) 5 William G. Frick (Wittenberg 1936) 1 John C. Meng Jr. (Wabash 1966) 6 Peter R. Thompson (Yale 1945) 5 Norman M. Friedman (Ohio 1987) 1 Donald R. Mighell (Texas 1956) 5 Jere W. Thompson (Texas 1954) 1 William C. Fusselman (Georgia 1988) 1 James M. Miller (Tennessee 1970) 2 Andrew O. Todd (California @ Riverside 1987) 4 John P. Gallagher Jr. (Oklahoma State 1966) 2 Jere W. Morehead (Georgia 1988) 1 Frank H. Tranzow (Michigan 1959) 1 William O. Gamble III (Oklahoma 1961) 10 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. (Stanford 1948) 6 Louis F. Trost Jr. (Oklahoma 1950) 5 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. (Florida 1948) 2 J. Dean Mosher (Idaho 1949) 6 Mark D. Turner (Tennessee 1976) 2 Matthew S. Garrison (Hampden-Sydney 1999) 3 John S. Mueller (Arizona 1952) 1 Thomas M. Vassallo (Kent State1964) 1 Ronald A. Glen (Alberta 1989) 1 Robert C. Muff (Gettysburg 1960) 9 Eric W. Vetter (Michigan 1954) 1 Timothy G. Glowa (Calgary 1993) 1 Dean W. Munger (Kettering - A 1973) 7 Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) 7 Richard H. Godfrey Jr. (Oklahoma State 1969) 1 Richard D. Naulty (UCLA 1953) 9 Roy W. Walters Jr. (Pittsburgh 1940) 10 Norman H. Godwin (Auburn 1991) 1 Danny F. Orgahek (Johns Hopkins 1994) 1 Thomas W. Warne (Arizona 1965) 3 Jacob M. Goldstein (Maryland 1999) 1 Gary L. Ostenson (Washington 1969) 10 David E. Waters (Kansas State 1999) 3 Richard Gonzalez (Jacksonville 1998) 8 Jeffrey J. Palker (Wittenberg 1972) 8 Eric B. Westendorf (Wittenberg 1992) 2 Richard B. Goodsell (Alabama 1957) 1 Howard W. Parker (Texas 1946) 2 Robert H. Westﬁ eld (Oklahoma 1959) 7 James B. Gould (Ohio State 1959) 1 David C. Parker (Texas 1956) 2 Robert N. Whitacre (Indiana 1967) 8 Richard E. Grace (Purdue 1951) 5 William E. Parrish (Westminster 1957) 5 Melville F. Willard Jr. (Occidental 1957) 1 Mark R. Grindley (Ohio State 1982) 1 Richard A. Pecaut (Iowa State 1952) 10 Ryan K. Williams (Texas A & M 2002) 5 Anthony J. Haen Jr. (Wisconsin 1957) 1 Howard A. Pelham (Hanover 1951) 4 Robert E. Wilson (Southern Methodist 1966) 4 Arthur S. Hansen (Lafayette 1962) 1 Nelson Peltz (Pennsylvania 1965) 1 Robert T. Young (Missouri 1947) 2 Thomas O. Harbison (Texas 1965) 1 Roger S. Penske (Lehigh 1959) 3

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Friendship hhonoronor rollroll Up to $499 of donors supporting Phi Gamma Delta Delta $500-$999 The Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation and The Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada operate to sup- Snowy White Owl port the educational endeavors of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, its chapters and its members. $1,000-$2,499 Ft. Armstrong Listed here are donors who gave either unrestricted annual fund gifts, restricted endowment gifts or chapter restricted gifts to the Foundation in calendar year 2008. Donors are listed in their LIFETIME giving societies. $2,500-$4,999 Perge! Society members donating more than $500 are listed at the end of each chapter section; the parentheses Purple Clematis indicate the number of years the brother has given at a Perge! Society level. A giving key is provided on each two- $5,000-$7,499 page spread. Log Cabin $7,500-$9,999 White Star $10,000-$17,499 1949 William H. Ray, Jr. Perge! Society Wallace 1952 John S. Mueller 1983 Jeffrey J. Mongan (5) ADELPHI Canonsburg Delta 1973 Eugene A. Renfroe 1976 David G. Hancock (2) Purple Clematis Perge! Society Fairbanks 1996 Christian P. Vaupel 1980 H. Grantland Rice, III Perge! Society Fairbanks 1968 Paul F. Gissel 1965 David G. Areghini (5) $17,500-$24,999 Friendship 1945 William B. Robertson 1989 Ronald A. Glen(1) 1944 Schuyler W. Lininger 1976 Christopher J. Cacheris 1993 Alfred J. DeCarlo Delta 1976 Mark M. Harnden (1) 1983 Jeffrey J. Mongan (5) Royal Purple Total $225.00 1959 Walter F. D’Olive, Jr. Total $7,285.65 Ft. Armstrong 1982 Bruce H. Hart (3) 1950 James E. Flurry 1962 Rick L. Allen 1944 Schuyler W. Lininger (5) $25,000-$49,999 1957 Richard B. Goodsell 1976 Christopher J. 1954 Leland S. Livingston (1) Golden Chain AKRON 1956 P. Scott Logan ALLEGHENY Cacheris 1961 John J. Marietti (6) Purple Clematis 1955 Paul G. McClintock Jr. Log Cabin 1972 Jeffrey C. Derickson 1952 John S. Mueller (1) $50,000-$74,999 1992 David J. Willmer 1950 Joseph D. Schoel 1952 Silas R. Mountsier III 1957 George W. Drach 2006 Andrew L. Prupas (1) Ft. Armstrong Friendship Ft. Armstrong 1983 Michael R. Johnson 1965 Peter J. Rathwell (5) Black Diamond 1942 W. James Aiken Jr. 1993 Michael G. Bergmann 1960 Thomas W. Christian 1954 Leland S. Livingston 1977 John A. Sivo (2) $75,000-$99,999 1988 Mark E. Grdina 1963 James E. Jones Snowy White Owl 1965 Peter J. Rathwell 1980 Fred R. Sutter Jr. (2) 1996 Kristopher M. Lewison 1980 John W. Keene 1959 Robert R. Cebula 1977 John A. Sivo 1965 Thomas W. Warne (3) Centennial 1992 Stephen M. Mariani 1959 Edward E. Matney 1943 J. Henry Gardner 1980 Fred R. Sutter Jr. Total $26,878.96 1994 Robert R. Naymik 1959 Eugene A. Moore Jr. 1979 Richard W. McLeary 1965 Thomas W. Warne $100,000-$249,999 1955 Henry B. Suhr Jr. 1993 Daniel J. Willmer 1939 W. Noble Mustin 1967 James M. Webb Thomas R. Marshall Snowy White Owl 1979 James L. Richardson Delta Snowy White Owl ARIZONA 1999 Joshua M. Blubaugh Perge! Society Norris 1946 Ralph J. Davis Jr. 1964 Walter D. Armer Jr. $250,000-$499,999 1953 Gerald E. Gibbons STATE 1992 Steven E. Brady 1978 William W. Brooke(3) 1982 J. Owen Clymer Calvin Coolidge 2004 Robert B. Caudill Perge! Society Wallace 1948 Roy James 1966 R. Christopher Creith Calvin Coolidge 1952 Stevenson Mountsier 1976 Robert C. Pohlad 1987 Charles Galmarini Jr. 1952 Ernest L. Deal Jr. (11) 1947 John W. Dobson Purple Clematis $500,000-$999,999 1992 Scott R. Haas Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship 1986 Dwayne A. Douglas 1953 William E. Allen 1969 John C. Philips 1994 Daniel T. Haven 1957 Richard B. Goodsell 1982 Bruce H. Hart 1977 Mark R. Solem Founders 2001 Phillip J. Jones 1980 H. G. Rice III (1) 1945 De Forest A. 1962 Kenneth W. Matteson Jr. Ft. Armstrong $1 million and above 2001 Michael A. Keller 1945 William B. Robertson(1) Holbrook Jr. 1976 David W. Bothe 1989 J. Michael Kelley Total $11,025.00 1979 Nicholas M. Sacco 1968 Tom R. Sundeen 1976 Nicholas T. Spina Jr. 1987 Kenneth T. Bulahan 1991 Thomas S. Liggett 1960 James H. Templin Snowy White Owl 2001 Michael W. Mosnik 1946 Ott Thompson II Delta AA Ad Astra ALBERTA Perge! Society Fairbanks 1988 David A. Livingston 1988 Frank J. Sandor III 1970 William D. Gurley 1983 Donald G. Roberton 1988 Kyle W. Sullivan Log Cabin 1942 W. J. Aiken Jr. (6) 1959 Tom Kennedy 1983 Bernhard H. Brinkmann Total $1,606.00 Delta 1998 Matthew R. Zapp 2006 Andrew L. Prupas 1980 Mark W. Glasgow Perge! Society levels: Delta Ft. Armstrong Friendship 1976 John B. Carswell 1968 Peter T. Sinclair 2002 Daniel L. Chaﬁ n AMHERST 1956 Louis P. Benedict Friendship Norris ($5,000+) 2000 Casey R. O’Linn 1976 David G. Hancock 1956 Robert A. Booth 1987 Micheal G. Harris Ft. Armstrong 1968 John G. Bohon Jr. Wilkinson ($2,000+) 2004 Ian M. Parks 1955 William A. Vance 1972 Richard S. Cohen 2011 David A. Huffman 1993 Scott C. Schuster 1972 Cam Murray 1952 Harold A. Dill Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl 1978 William A. Mitchell Wallace ($1,000+) Friendship 1950 Robert E. Johnson Jr. 1959 J. Michael Flournoy 1974 Richard Sher 1988 Edward P. Freidl 1987 Barry M. Benkendorf 2004 Patrick C. Hardage Fairbanks ($500+) 1989 Ronald A. Glen Friendship 1988 Gregory D. Stanton 1989 Daniel P. Mossop 1942 John M. Betts 1989 Stephan J. Jorgenson 1980 Scott M. Van Royen 1993 Nicholas A. Plaxton 1971 Duane B. Schlereth 1991 Daniel B. McGhee 1987 Richard A. Toogood 1942 John J. Blumberg Perge! Society Norris 2003 Patrick C. Quinn 1949 Robert D. S. Gregor 1995 John F. McNary 1976 Robert C. Pohlad (10) Perge! Society Wallace Delta 1960 William G. Milam 1973 Gregory T. Atkinson Total $700.00 Perge! Society Wallace 1991 Thomas S. Liggett (1) 1961 Terrell A. Muse 1976 David W. Bothe (3) Total $9,239.49 1976 Mark M. Harnden 1967 Warren W. Phelan 2003 Adrian J. Harvey 1987 Kenneth T. Bulahan (3) ARIZONA 1996 Christopher A. Perge! Society Fairbanks 2004 David E. Isaman Centennial Reynolds ALABAMA Friendship 1977 Mark R. Solem (3) 1948 James W. Grantman 1962 Vinson J. San Angelo Total $118,625.00 Golden Chain 2001 Chad G. Boddez 1964 Lee T. Hanley 2007 Patrick M. Trimble 1952 Ernest L. Deal Jr. 2005 Maciej K. Bukczynski Royal Purple 1976 James W. Washington Jr. White Star 1999 Bradley R. Gerow 1954 James H. Stellar 1961 William J. Wheeler ARKANSAS 1978 William W. Brooke 1972 Daniel M. McIntyre 1963 Charles L. Townsdin Jr. Perge! Society Norris Canonsburg Ft. Armstrong 2005 Andrew O. Nartey Canonsburg 1964 Lee T. Hanley (11) 1984 Michael P. Bonds 1973 Charles R. Fletcher 2004 Ryan T. Spooner 1961 John J. Marietti Perge! Society Wilkinson White Star 1948 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. 2005 Christopher J. Tang White Star 1956 Lowell M. Berry Jr. (5) 1971 William S. Garner Jr. 1961 Russell R. Stutts Jr. 2007 Richard A. Veldhoen 1956 Lowell M. Berry Jr. 1948 James W. Grantman (7) Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Wilkinson Log Cabin Perge! Society Wallace 1973 Steven E. Area 1942 William E. Howe 1976 John B. Carswell (3) 1965 David G. Areghini 1968 Paul F. Gissel (6) 1939 Philip A. McDaniel, III

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1974 Max A. Wernick Friendship Delta Friendship Friendship COLGATE Snowy White Owl 1984 Michael D. Russell 1950 Robert R. Dawson 1997 Travis J. Dugan 1980 Mark G. Ashba Ft. Armstrong 1978 Eddie W. Daniel 1986 Scott D. Snyder 1962 Bartlett Richards III 1984 David M. Miller 1981 Matthew J. Black 1949 Robert G. Arrowsmith Friendship 1996 Brian R. Sovik Friendship 1981 Scott R. Rollins 1950 Edmund D. Clapp Jr. Snowy White Owl 2006 J. Shane Knoernschild 2003 Matthew W. Waechter 1952 Donald C. Deakyne 1985 Mark C. Salazar 1954 Richard D. Mann 1947 Theodore E. 1982 John W. Schmitz Total $1,482.36 2008 Richard C. Kenner Perge! Society Fairbanks 1972 James M. Marsh Heidenreich Jr. 1978 Mark P. Slaughter 1951 William R. Kiely Jr. 1986 Michael G. Bark (2) 1949 Louis S. Nyerges 1955 Robert H. Martinsen 2004 Matthew D. Vannatta BRADLEY 1952 Donald R. Smith Jr. Total $950.00 1972 Ross J. Pillari 1978 Michael D. Milone 1988 Scott A. Varwig 2004 Christopher G. Young 1986 Gerald G. Snowden 1940 Amos J. Minkel Jr. 1987 L. Greg Williams White Star Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Fairbanks 1983 Ricardo J. Anesi CALIFORNIA @ Delta Perge! Society Norris 1957 Charles P. Jones (2) 1970 Jonathan F. Plimpton (1) 1963 Darrell E. Weber 1984 Michael P. Bonds (7) 1987 William F. Ross III Total $1,290.00 1986 Douglas C. Taylor (4) Log Cabin RIVERSIDE Friendship Perge! Society Wallace Ft. Armstrong Total $6,989.80 1938 Robert B. Lyon honor roll 1974 Max A. Wernick (5) 1983 Michael A. Lucas 1987 Tracy T. Bomberger 1951 Sheldon F. Storrier Perge! Society Fairbanks Snowy White Owl CALIFORNIA @ 1984 William J. Kelly Snowy White Owl CENTRAL Perge! Society Fairbanks 1973 Steven E. Area (2) LONG BEACH 1984 Yale E. Martin 1949 Robert G. Arrowsmith (1) Total $12,275.00 Delta 1994 Joel C. Carr Friendship 1987 Andrew O. Todd FLORIDA Total $1,425.00 1997 Craig J. Deitch 1992 Robert M. Acherman Delta Delta AUBURN 1983 Michael W. MacConnie 1992 Steve J. Stonecypher 2000 Dominic A. DiCarlo 1995 Dennis R. Brown COLORADO White Star 1987 Paul A. Marks Total $250.00 1994 Matthew E. Dudziak Friendship Friendship 1999 David S. Desrochers Canonsburg 1969 Samuel H. Franklin 1984 Timothy C. Pearce 1959 John F. Arnold Ft. Armstrong Friendship 1995 J. Marc Harwell 1996 Brad B. Paul CALGARY 1987 Stephen G. MacKay Log Cabin 1979 Jeffrey I. Stone 2005 Daniel P. Pelphrey White Star 1945 Robert L. Belcher Snowy White Owl 1999 Scott Shoup 2006 Vahe Shahnazarian 1955 Gordon A. Elliott Perge! Society Fairbanks CHAPMAN Purple Clematis 1972 Kenneth L. Farmer Jr. 1987 Richard S. Spilky Snowy White Owl Friendship 1954 James W. Dodds 1967 Edward B. Fischer 1999 Todd W. Young 1987 Andrew O. Todd(4) 1993 Timothy G. Glowa Total $1,478.28 2008 James O. W. Berkedal 1947 Walter A. Koelbel 1991 Norman H. Godwin Perge! Society Wilkinson 1995 Ross H. Jardine Snowy White Owl 1977 Cliff J. Hare 1983 Michael A. Lucas (6) 1987 David B. McQuaig 1946 John R. Adams 1963 R. Ward Lariscy Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship CALIFORNIA @ CHICAGO 1965 Michael J. Coie 1978 Robert L. Stewart AA 1987 William F. Ross III (7) 2007 Gennady Poliakov Founders 1949 Jerome A. Lewis Delta Total $4,575.00 1993 Gregory D. Retzer SAN DIEGO 1955 Bernard J. DelGiorno 1982 J. Bradley Ross 1978 Bruce E. Bartholomew Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship Golden Chain 1965 Donald B. Zinn 1979 Gary A. Bartholomew BRITISH 1993 Timothy G. Glowa (1) 2001 Brian R. Toole 1949 Hartley B. Barker Delta 1964 Wesley Gunn 1987 David B. McQuaig (1) Purple Clematis 1946 Vaughn F. Davis Jr. 1978 Edward O. Harris COLUMBIA Total $1,264.16 CALIFORNIA @ 1953 Richard L. Dobson 1962 John M. Lyon 1966 Ernest S. Strong Jr. Canonsburg 1956 John M. Saada Sr. 1954 Richard C. Mott 1978 J. Allen Thornbury 1982 Stewart M. Marshall SANTA Ft. Armstrong Friendship Friendship 1976 David H. Mills CALIFORNIA @ 1958 Norman K. Cook 1967 Geoffrey W. Atwell 1966 Wade K. Cunningham BARBARA 1955 Albert M. Fortier Jr. White Star BERKELEY 1969 Gary L. Bloom Sr. 1955 Gordon A. Elliott Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl 1957 R. Casey Brauns 1999 Paul D. Dees Royal Purple 1992 Paul W. Sams 1942 Frank G. Brunner Jr. 1961 David J. Macfarlane 1960 Daniel M. Guggenheim 1990 C. Eric Humphrey 1969 Michael S. Girten Log Cabin Friendship 1948 Samuel G. Clifford Jr. 1958 W. Chris Mortensen 1976 Kenneth L. Henderson Ft. Armstrong 1993 Christopher B. Gipson 1947 J. Wilmar Jensen 1981 Doug A. Forward 1959 Richard W. Kelso 1949 Douglas E. Nelson 1981 Carey F. 1985 J. Bruce Pollock Perge! Society Fairbanks 1966 Edward D. Jones III 1990 Mark C. Ogier Hollingsworth III 1976 Martin C. Smith 1992 Paul W. Sams(2) 1947 William H. Lowery Ft. Armstrong Snowy White Owl 1961 Peter C. Schaefer III 1969 David E. Housel 1963 David I. McDonald 1955 James J. Monge 1945 F. Tupper Smith Jr. 1964 J. Nelson Knight 1979 James E. Bittner 1985 Michael T. Novak 1992 Robert H. McGowan 1954 William G. Demas CALIFORNIA @ 1951 Richard C. Weirick 1975 A. Denson Lipscomb 1990 Patrick G. Reid Delta 1945 Albert F. Winegardner Jr. 1978 Earl D. Rogers 1975 Dennis M. Drew 1970 Peter D. Richardson Snowy White Owl 1980 Robert P. Fores NORTHRIDGE Perge! Society Wallace 1965 F. Morgan Simpson 1983 C. Bruce Verchere Royal Purple Friendship 1959 John F. Arnold (9) 1989 James D. Thompson Jr. 1977 Manuel G. Gonzalez IV 1988 Mark E. Cawi Delta 1954 John G. Haase 1998 Ryan S. O’Hara 1954 James W. Dodds (6) 1989 Jeffery T. Todd 1984 Richard Lutman Snowy White Owl 1986 Douglas A. Cipriano 1947 Walter A. Koelbel (3) 1971 William V. Tucker 1979 Timothy S. Lien 1976 James A. Kaplan 1951 Angelo P. Pulos 1951 Donald J. Ludwig 2005 Stephen P. Marshall Total $5,467.00 1974 William T. Waters Jr. 1948 John C. Rudolph Perge! Society Norris 1942 John B. Riddle AA Perge! Society Wallace 1951 Walter P. Strycker 2006 Walter E. Saraniecki Friendship Delta 1998 Ryan S. O’Hara(9) 1969 Samuel H. Franklin(11) 2000 Sean J. Curley Total $5,136. 00 1953 Eugene Slough COLORADO Perge! Society Fairbanks 1944 Joseph M. Billiou Jr. 1941 George P. Sotos 2007 Matthew M. Edgar 1945 Robert E. Boeddiker COLLEGE 1991 Norman H. Godwin (1) 2006 David A. Fontaine 1979 Stephen E. Woodbury 1979 Jeffrey I. Stone(1) 1952 Laurence P. Horan CASE Perge! Society Wilkinson Log Cabin 2003 Daniel H. Hirai 1943 Frederick W. Mielke Jr. 1952 Robert L. Cass Sr. Total $9,165.00 1962 Frank Iacobucci 1949 Hartley B. Barker(11) 1976 Kurt E. Peterson WESTERN Perge! Society Wallace Purple Clematis 2006 Joshua L. Ingram 1952 Robert W. Rowell Royal Purple 1968 Robert W. Reniers Jr. 1992 Fraser G. Mulholland 1955 Bernard J. DelGiorno(8) BALL STATE 1946 Floyd Wilkins Jr. 2004 Kun Chae Perge! Society Fairbanks Ft. Armstrong Delta 2003 Michael P. Rampf Friendship 1952 J. Bruce Jackson 1950 John B. Leisure 1975 John A. Roaf 1958 Norman K. Cook (9) 2008 Logan U. Parmele 1981 Earl J. Callison Purple Clematis 1947 J. W. Jensen (1) 1986 Brian J. Meek Friendship 1988 Richard A. Wadsworth 2007 Jordan A. Edmund 1932 William E. Forsythe Jr. 1947 Robert H. Rawlings 1998 Wojciech T. Wilczewski 1956 John M. Saada Sr. (8) 2009 John E. Dahlgren 1982 Peter L. French 1951 William R. Hardell Sr. Total $6,845.00 Snowy White Owl 2006 Christopher L. Kurtz Perge! Society Wallace 1960 Richard W. Hughes Ft. Armstrong 1959 Robert W. Boge 2003 Michael A. Lang 1955 Gordon A. Elliott(4) 1994 L. Robert Martin III 1961 David E. Forbes- 1967 Frederick L. Freeman 2002 Mark R. McCormack Perge! Society Fairbanks 1954 Richard B. McConkie Watkins CINCINNATI 1974 Robert J. Orr III 2003 Ian E. Rausei 1984 Richard Lutman(1) 1951 Robert A. Molthen 1971 John D. Lubahn White Star 1952 Charles Rubens Total $320.00 1961 David J. Macfarlane(1) 1976 Morley B. Pitt 1986 Douglas C. Taylor 1973 Kevin J. Hopper 1950 Douglas C. Van Metre 1992 Robert H. McGowan(1) 1941 Francis G. Preston Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl Delta Total $11,342.58 1949 George A. Purchase 1951 Theodore J. Castele 1976 Nelson D. Evans 1942 Philip W. Bissell BAYLOR 2004 Taylor C. Smith 1950 Donald R. Foster 1973 Stephen P. Hart 1952 Donald E. Cook Friendship BROWN Perge! Society Wallace 1981 John M. Humphrey Delta 1948 L. Edward Ellinwood Jr. 2004 Michael E. Area 1960 Daniel M. Guggenheim 1958 Lawrence M. 1980 Jeffery B. Linkous 1948 John Gray 1979 David R. Carter Snowy White Owl 1945 Robert B. Hill (10) Oberdank Friendship 1960 Edward V. Heath 1980 William A. Jones 1959 Richard W. Kelso(3) 1960 Donald K. Spies 1974 Edward A. Bay 1966 Robert A. Otto 1982 F. Scott Nix, Friendship 1968 John S. Bentz Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta 1998 Wade M. Fugate 1967 Edward G. Skeeters Jr. 2002 Clark S. Pulliam 1944 Joseph M. Billiou Jr. (1) 1952 David R. Arnold 1983 Bob L. Haubrock Friendship Total $250.00 1944 Lionel P. Caming 1960 William G. Perrin Jr. 1976 Martin C. Smith(4) 1964 Edward C. Baran Jr. 1973 Dennis L. Hemmer 1951 Robert R. Dern Total $425.00 Total $7,580.00 1991 Robert J. Henderson 2001 Joshua M. Weitzman 1951 Jack S. Gray Jr. BOWLING 1954 David E. Kasunic Perge! Society Wilkinson 1967 Gene C. Huang 1953 Robert Koch 1973 Kevin J. Hopper (4) 1951 Henry S. Otto Jr. GREEN BUCKNELL CALIFORNIA @ 1945 Loren M. Loebell Total $3,300.00 1951 Dean E. Severin Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong IRVINE 1995 Sean F. Martindale 1995 Seth C. Vannatta 2004 Michael J. Cavallaro 1959 Franklin H. MooreJr. Ft. Armstrong 1970 Jonathan F. Plimpton CLEMSON 1973 Richard F. Zier 1985 Randolph M. Rowe Snowy White Owl 1986 Michael G. Bark 1997 Jason M. Prigozen Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta 1966 J. Craig Fuehrer 1987 Timothy A. South Friendship 1952 Robert L. Cass Sr. (11) Delta 1977 Chet G. Lawson 2003 Benjamin S. Martin 1957 Charles P. Jones 1988 Michael E. Egan 1950 Harlan H. Todd Jr. 1950 John B. Leisure (7) 1954 Geoffrey P. Mynott 1962 James L. Worthley 1947 Robert H. Rawlings (2)

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COLORADO Snowy White Owl 1950 Joseph B. Carney Sr. 1964 Wayne H. Brunetti 1970 F. John Semley 1994 Towner A. Blackstock (11) 1962 John A. Cornell Friendship COLLEGE Delta 1956 J. K. Mahrdt Jr. (6) 1972 J. Louis Gallegos 1998 Chandler M. Beasley Perge! Society Fairbanks 1976 David C. Kitchin 1988 William T. Shier (6) 1951 James E. Harper 1972 David R. Johnson lifetime 1968 Robert W. Reniers Jr. (5) 2000 John R. Potter 1951 George J. Spradling (5) 1971 Richard A. Hull 1970 William W. Lavigno III Total $3,951.76 Friendship 1988 Michael D. Stratton (8) 1980 Michael R. Izquierdo 1971 David P. McDonald 1985 Phillip D. Cashion Jr. Total $9,452.29 1977 Arthur V. Shults 2005 Lance G. Niel giving COLORADO 1987 Theodore H. Davis Jr. 1965 J. Alex Stearns 1974 Phillip A. Reddick 1977 Robert M. Mayer DRAKE 1950 James E. Tyler Jr. 2003 Kyle A. Rhodes societies SCHOOL OF Total $1,221.76 1958 Loren H. Walker 2004 Samuel W. Richwine III Snowy White Owl 1967 Gordon E. Watts Perge! Society Norris MINES 1998 Timothy J. Rueter 1971 Charles M. Williams 1979 Robert D. Cheeley Snowy White Owl DENISON Delta Perge! Society Wilkinson Perge! Society Wallace Friendship 1988 James A. Hull Purple Clematis 2004 David Gonzalez 1950 James H. Hendrie (10) 1968 William R. Bracewell (6) Up to $499 Delta 1973 Edwin M. Ahrens Friendship Perge! Society Wallace 1973 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. 1991 Peter J. Ashton Ft. Armstrong 2002 Aaron J. Brunello 1971 Robert J. Suarez (6) (7) Delta 2003 Derek M. Kleehammer 1950 Bradley F. Norpell 1998 Anthony D. Kenkel Perge! Society Fairbanks 1978 Kessel D. Stelling Jr. (2) 1988 John J. Tanigawa Delta 2007 Eric J. Schapp 1948 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. (2) Perge! Society Fairbanks $500-$999 Friendship 1953 John D. McQuigg 2005 Daniel J. Schuster 1986 Mark A. Krill (5) 1988 William C. Fusselman (1) Snowy White Owl 1996 Brian K. Carty 1974 James D. Parsons Perge! Society Fairbanks 1962 W. H. Sharron Jr. (1) 1974 Thomas M. Melo (2) 1989 Michael M. Davis 1946 Bruce F. Randall 1998 Timothy J. Rueter (3) Total $8,929.13 1988 Jere W. Morehead (1) $1,000-$2,499 2007 Matthew J. Eyser Friendship Total $941.76 Total $7,043.9 1996 W. Bruce Houle 1985 L. Bradley Agin Ft. Armstrong 1997 Antonio J. Miller 1961 William F. Brown Jr. EMORY FLORIDA $2,500-$4,999 1997 Brian W. Robbins 1950 Ben H. Gregg Jr. GEORGIA TECH 1955 William T. McConnell Snowy White Owl INTER- Calvin Coolidge 2006 Gerald A. Schwinn III 1984 Craig S. Kalter Purple Clematis 1996 Todd R. Smith 1946 John F. Peters NATIONAL 1950 R. Kirk Landon 1954 Dick A. Young 1976 Joseph Valvona Jr. White Star $5,000-$7,499 2004 Jeremy A. Washington 1969 Richard K. Willard Friendship Total $2,571.12 Perge! Society Wallace 2002 Humberto Pino 1967 A. Russell Chandler III 1973 Edwin M. Ahrens (5) Delta 1969 Hal Hart Log Cabin 1967 Charles O. Barker 2002 David Velez Total $1,760.00 2004 Derek R. Warren Log Cabin $7,500-$9,999 COLORADO 1975 C. T. Leinbach III 1967 John O. Briggs 1978 Michael B. Shapiro Ft. Armstrong White Star STATE DEPAUW Friendship FLORIDA STATE 1965 Ben H. Adler Snowy White Owl Centennial 1985 Randall J. Altmann Ft. Armstrong 1955 Thomas E. Bell Jr. $10,000-$17,499 1971 David J. Miller 1952 Brenton H. Wadsworth 1987 Frank V. Aluisio Jr. 1972 Paul W. Bonapfel 1973 Ian A. Birdsall Canonsburg Delta Golden Chain 1991 Jason B. Rosenfarb 1975 Kevin J. Malone 1970 Michael W. Harris 1984 Rocky D. Tschappat 1931 Richard H. Crowder AA 1964 Stanley L. Storey Snowy White Owl 1943 John F. Richenaker $17,500-$24,999 Friendship Royal Purple 1968 James L. Traylor 1969 Steven C. Sparkman Snowy White Owl 1976 James C. Daley 1972 Philip G. Heyde Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta 1979 Ralph C. Carter Jr. Royal Purple Total $325.00 Canonsburg 1984 Craig S. Kalter (2) 1999 Aaron J. Brooks 1949 Clinton M. Crabtree $25,000-$49,999 1950 Joseph B. Carney Sr. Total $1,635.00 1995 Dennis R. Brown 1965 Edward H. Guilbert Jr. COLUMBIA Log Cabin 1983 Kevin B. Cordes 1981 Edward D. Hund Golden Chain 1988 William T. Shier 1988 H. Banks Edwards III 1977 Jeffrey C. Korth Snowy White Owl Purple Clematis EVANSVILLE $50,000-$74,999 1958 James L. Bast Snowy White Owl 1985 David A. Picard 1942 Robert E. Leckrone 1965 Alex L. Rogers 1943 Robert M. Shoemaker 1953 Peter Maxey 1951 William A. Billingham 1988 Curt R. Ward 1998 Jeremy R. Tarr Black Diamond 1949 Thomas A. Kimmons 1987 Joseph A. Weist 1972 Donald S. Stuart 1966 Donald T. Miller Ft. Armstrong Friendship 1967 William E. Miller Jr. $75,000-$99,999 1966 Victor P. Obninsky 1988 Russell O. LaMore Friendship Delta 2002 Christopher W. Cook 1976 Robert L. Baylies 1956 Arthur R. Morse Jr. 1965 Jeffrey E. Lortz 2001 Corey P. Gray 1954 William H. Palm Centennial 1992 Kristopher E. Kaliebe 1956 J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr. 2006 Joshua M. Holland 1941 John M. Mullins 2006 Jonathan G. Kissel 1990 Robert G. Hopkins 1960 Bob N. Robards $100,000-$249,999 1951 George J. Spradling 1993 Peter L. Jones 1952 Ernest O. Rotramel Jr. 1938 James W. Stitt 1988 Michael D. Stratton 2000 James S. Moryl 1985 Andrew F. Upton 2001 Christopher L. Rafferty 1996 Brad B. Paul 1972 Larry S. Sutton Thomas R. Marshall 1954 Frank J. Tolford Jr. 2001 Peter J. Sweeney Jr. 1968 Ronald L. Thomas Friendship Snowy White Owl Total $545.00 $250,000-$499,999 1974 Vincent S. Marchewka 1967 Glenn C. Trumbower Delta 1948 Samuel G. Clifford Jr. 1993 Frank W. Witsil III 1955 Robert C. Ashworth III 1949 Douglas C. Poudrier 1958 Robert L. Erickson Calvin Coolidge Total $760.00 FLORIDA Perge! Society Wallace 1962 Milton E. Berry 1971 Robert C. Kirk Jr. Royal Purple 1969 Steven C. Sparkman (2) 1959 Joseph I. Brown $500,000-$999,999 1956 William T. McMurry 1950 James H. Hendrie Perge! Society Fairbanks 1963 Winford G. Ellis Founders CORNELL 1974 James D. Moore White Star 1975 Kevin J. Malone (4) 1963 John E. Hanby Jr. Ft. Armstrong 1965 Peter A. Morse Sr. 1986 Mark A. Krill Total $1,746.96 1961 Andrew D. Harris $1 million and above 1962 J. Michael Duesing 1972 Wade R. Nichols Purple Clematis 1951 F. Dennis Pryor Jr. 1974 Alfred F. Van Ranst Jr. 1951 Leigh A. Stocking Jr. 1971 Robert J. Suarez 1966 Stephen E. Robinson Snowy White Owl 1960 Gary L. Wegenke Ft. Armstrong FRESNO 1988 John B. Snead 1955 Erwine T. Delta 1948 Joseph G. Gamble Jr. Snowy White Owl 1980 W. Scott Walker AA Ad Astra Buckenmaier Jr. 1983 John T. Axelberg 1983 David M. Smith 2000 Chad T. Snyder 1985 John R. Wells III 1943 William H. Chambers 1954 Karter R. Blaney Snowy White Owl Friendship Friendship 1987 Lawrence E. Phillips 1990 Jere W. Dutt III 1978 Eddie W. Daniel 1997 Joseph M. Frates 1950 John H. Beach Perge! Society levels: 1965 R. Wayne Phillips 1952 Glenn C. Hannah 1957 Michael H. Houchard 1986 R. Kevin Reisz 1977 W. Martin Bretherton Delta 1987 David P. Holub 1954 William H. Palm Jr. Norris ($5,000+) 1980 Steven L. Benjamin 1980 Jeffrey R. Millard 1975 R. Charles Scott 1948 Harold F. Brinkley 1962 James N. Ross Jr. GEORGIA Wilkinson ($2,000+) 1949 Anthony G. Tappin 1965 Arthur M. Seitz III Black Diamond 1966 Robert W. Carmichael 1967 David L. Worrell Friendship 1962 W. Harvey Sharron Jr. 2000 Todd M. Coons Wallace ($1,000+) 1959 Bruce D. Allen 1979 Robert D. Cheeley Friendship 1985 Craig D. Singer Golden Chain 1960 Raymond K. Elderd Jr. 1977 Joseph G. Bruce 1953 Melvin L. Allen 1955 James E. Spencer 1956 William B. Eubanks Jr. Fairbanks ($500+) 1958 J. Robert Coffi n 1978 Kessel D. Stelling Jr. 1985 Jonathan M. Currier 1973 William L. Summers Canonsburg 1952 Alexander J. Gordon III 1993 Christopher W. Fenton 1940 Edward F. Dirks 1971 Thomas W. Swanson 1982 William G. Grip 1966 Stephen W. Hayes 1973 Samuel W. Richwine Jr. 1950 George S. Jenks 1972 Gregg T. Templin Purple Clematis 1962 Orville T. Guffi n 1943 Richard P. Klopp 1989 John V. Hollensteiner 1967 William H. Valentine Jr. 1997 Christopher W. Heggen 2002 Nathan E. Hubbard 1968 William R. Bracewell 1963 Jung Leong 1946 Harrison M. 1968 Danny A. Neil 1960 Robert H. Hormberg Total $1,645.00 1957 James R. Kelly Wadsworth Jr. 2003 Dr. Glen J. Iannucci 1985 Douglas A. Nemecek Ft. Armstrong 1990 Robert E. Williams 1986 Thomas R. Blando 1986 Richard A. Lawson 1946 R. Charles Oldfi eld Delta 1948 William B. Martin Jr. DARTMOUTH 1958 Bruce E. Partner 1969 J. Rance Cain 1958 Robert J. Blood 1970 Robert B. Meyer 1963 F. Marion Mitchell III Purple Clematis 1954 Ralph W. Riecker 1960 L. Del Butterfi eld Jr. 1969 James D. Morrill 1957 George C. Van 2005 Joshua M. Wilson 1988 Jere W. Morehead 1962 Raymond B. Martinez Snowy White Owl 1964 Gary M. Potter Dusen III 1988 Robert A. Wunderlich Jr. 1967 John J. Schoendorf 1955 Frank H. Radey Jr. Perge! Society Wallace 1972 Vance M. Barnwell 1967 Richard L. Thompson 1974 Thomas M. Melo 1994 Karl A. Sillay 1972 Philip G. Heyde (6) Friendship 1980 Robert L. Sudderth DAVIDSON 1952 Brenton H. 1988 Chad T. Teague Ft. Armstrong 1957 Walter W. Baggesen Jr. Delta 1959 William B. White Wadsworth (8) 1956 Robert E. Barrett 1996 Jeffrey S. Zickus 1959 Peter N. Andrews Perge! Society Fairbanks 2002 Charles P. Conboy 1987 Howard B. Moyes 1990 John F. Berry 1988 William C. Fusselman Perge! Society Norris 1954 Karter R. Blaney (1) 1966 Alan H. Brown II 1950 R. K. Landon (3)

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Perge! Society Fairbanks HANOVER 1961 Neal E. Kottke 1966 Ronald L. Ruecker INDIANA 1975 Steven J. Hunst 1973 Ian A. Birdsall (1) Ft. Armstrong 1957 Robert H. Little 1972 Thomas E. Swartz 1957 William R. Lanphere 1967 John O. Briggs (11) 1954 Bruce K. Bowden 1949 David K. Mills 1944 George G. Sweeney STATE 1943 John C. Parrott Jr. 1970 Michael W. Harris (9) 1961 John R. Coomer Snowy White Owl 1950 F. Burt Whitman Jr. Ft. Armstrong 1978 Randal L. Rehmke 1969 Hal Hart (7) 1965 S. Kirk Dinkins III 1964 James A. Bauer Perge! Society Fairbanks 1985 William G. Niederer 1967 Ronald L. Scharnweber 1972 Larry S. Sutton (1) Snowy White Owl 1966 Rod S. Bond 1964 James L. Cook (2) Snowy White Owl 1946 Robert P. Schenk 1968 Ronald L. Thomas (5) 1954 Ferdinand R. Avril 1962 Roger J. Chamlin Total $2,313.28 1995 Michael L. Raisor 1975 Earl P. Spencer Total $58,006.72 1949 Raymond A. Bowden 1955 Lee E. Curtiss 1973 James D. Spencer 1965 Thomas J. Trafals 1950 Frank A. Guthrie 1958 Daniel A. Damon INDIANA Delta 1960 Richard E. Wiltamuth 1952 E. Roger Jackson 1950 Donald L. Feldman 1972 Thomas L. Tillett Friendship GETTYSBURG 1956 Jerome C. Groniger Royal Purple Friendship 1987 Harlan H. Asmus Royal Purple 1966 Karl J. Klein 1956 Louis A. Mangels 1957 Thomas J. Nacca 1961 John A. Helledy 1999 Brian P. Bruellman 1979 William R. Bell 1965 F. Barry Shaw 1957 William C. Ieuter 1962 William R. Miller 1970 Michael S. Daugherty 2007 Dustyn J. Curran Log Cabin 1951 Howard A. Pelham Canonsburg 1952 Joseph S. Rawlings 1958 John B. Jenkins 2001 Kent L. Gordon II 1979 Gregory A. Czapanskiy 1969 William N. Lindsay III 1950 Edwin C. Little 1962 Jay B. Hunt 1999 Daniel J. Nijakowski 1978 Kent D. Evans 1947 Richard F. Romig 1956 James W. Rose White Star Delta 1959 Robert J. Passaneau 1989 Peteris R. Silins 1983 Charles W. Foster Purple Clematis 1942 William C. Prather 1954 Robert V. Bierhaus Jr. 1976 Christopher B. Vance 2001 Shaun N. Gorman 1960 Robert C. Muff 1977 Bruce K. Bunger Log Cabin 1937 Mark C. Butler Jr. 1940 Jack C. Richmond Total $1,130.88 1956 Patrick O. Harvey Ft. Armstrong 1946 Edward M. Rowe 1975 Alan B. Graf Jr. 1953 Russell J. Hopley Jr. 1957 Robert W. Davies 1984 Timothy A. McGeath Purple Clematis Friendship 1949 Allan F. Sindell 1944 Harvey Ingham III 1978 William M. Kramer 1977 Paul B. Van Ness 1966 David R. Frick IOWA 1977 Steven D. Johnson 1948 Donald T. Zimmerman 1960 Robert K. Doyle 1967 Robert N. Whitacre Golden Chain 1975 Albert D. Findlay Delta 1967 Dennis K. Killinger Snowy White Owl 1962 Keith G. Asher AA Ft. Armstrong 1952 John G. Pappajohn 1953 David K. Laughlin 1964 Richard W. Esser 1962 Frank W. Henzie 1982 Thomas P. Cottrell White Star 1964 Timothy L. Hoyt 1957 James A. Babcock 1955 Jerome P. Lucey 1948 Edward G. Frasso Jr. 1986 John M. Benson 1952 David A. Michael 1946 Duane O. Paulsen 1946 Keith B. Merrill Jr. 1965 Robert S. Jones Jr. 1961 S. Duane Pritchett 1952 Raymond W. Nicholson Purple Clematis 1978 Paul M. Ratterman 1951 Glen E. Brolander 1942 Thomas R. Nordstrum 1949 William A. Koch III 1955 Jay R. Larson Jr. 1987 Matthew M. Amend 1952 Charles M. Ried AA 1964 William C. Martindale Perge! Society Fairbanks Snowy White Owl 1973 Louis G. Filosa 1952 E. R. Jackson (1) Friendship 1975 Tim A. Schultz Jr. 1959 Owen H. Ackerman 1959 David F. Bennhoff Snowy White Owl 2005 Kevin A. Shires 1972 R. Bruce McMahon Jr. 1951 Howard A. Pelham (4) 1959 James A. Cusick AA 1960 Glenn L. Book Total $2,887.50 2007 Christopher J. Carbone 1979 Trent J. Smith 1965 Edward L. Morgan Jr. 1971 David A. Corona 1983 Theodore D. Dickman 1950 William B. Jepson 1962 Richard J. Stock 1954 George C. Pence 1967 Jack W. Davis 1969 Gilmore S. Haynie Jr. Delta Perge! Society Norris 1962 Jeffrey M. Preston IDAHO 1973 G. Mark Day 1964 William B. LaSalle 1989 James D. Carstensen 1961 Richard D. McCormick(11) 1957 Robert R. Sieck Black Diamond 1968 Richard K. Elder 1958 Eugene J. McGarvey Jr. 1988 Gunther R. Lubben Perge! Society Wilkinson 1955 Robert H. Stark 1948 John D. Rowell 1963 P. Craig Gillespey 1979 Mark E. McKee 1981 David S. Stannard 1967 Jon B. Burmeister (10) Delta 1951 Cyrus B. Sweet III 1973 Julian E. Gorman 1948 Richard H. Mills Friendship Perge! Society Wallace 1979 Philip J. Bernardi Golden Chain 1961 James M. Graham 1944 Robert H. Oswald 1988 Michael W. Agey 1943 Robert J. Harker (5) 1967 Joseph J. Egresitz Jr. 1970 James E. Whistler 1954 Robert H. Hayes 1949 Robert T. Story 1990 Lance R. Brandt 1955 Duane A. Renken (1) 1953 William E. Miles Jr. Canonsburg 1950 Harold E. Hindsley 1948 Donald C. Tyte 1949 Ian H. Crabb 1961 Gordon J. Smith (5) 1984 Robert B. Nettleton 1960 James P. Glenny 1943 Richard H. Horning 1961 Robert R. Wylie 1995 Colin J. Egglesfi eld Perge! Society Fairbanks 1956 Theodore H. Rehmeyer White Star 2008 Joshua P. Laufenberg Delta 1972 Michael S. Hatten 1952 Richard A. Pecaut (10) 1977 Richard L. Scheff 1964 Stephen H. Edwards 1959 Kurt V. Lauridsen 1942 Edward R. Bartley 1941 Daniel F. Hays 1993 A. P. Rimsans II (3) Friendship Log Cabin 1957 Stephen B. Lindell 1954 Karter R. Blaney 1959 Peter J. Justen Total $49,439.54 1959 Howard T. Beagle 1941 Clyde E. Culp 1957 James J. McGill 1953 William D. Boaz 1977 Steven D. Nelson 1951 Richard H. Cromer 1949 J. Dean Mosher 1958 Edward F. Nagel 1950 Walter A. Caine Jr. 2005 Edward G. Olander 1974 W. Scott Griffi ths Ft. Armstrong 1970 William W. Nicholas 1959 James D. Frey 1974 John E. Rice JACKSONVILLE 1976 Michael G. Haas 1970 Robert E. Bohman 1950 Lyle E. Toepke 1974 David G. King 2002 Erich J. Struckmeyer Purple Clematis 1990 Richard W. Haigh Jr. 1967 Rodney W. Bohman 1937 Albert Triebel 1959 Roger L. Pardieck 1960 William H. Sutton 1998 Richard Gonzalez 1959 Andrew V. Leh 1947 James P. Christensen 1954 Gene A. Wallace 1965 Norman E. Pfau Jr. Perge! Society Norris 1992 Kevin W. Haga 1961 Charles Lentz IV 1982 Douglas L. MacTaggart 1944 W. Mack White 1953 Dale E. Rider 1952 John G. Pappajohn (10) Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Wilkinson 1950 William P. Marineau 1948 Durl A. Winterroth 1943 William L. Ridgway Perge! Society Wallace 1981 Charles M. Walker 1969 William N. Lindsay III (5) Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Wallace 1994 Jeffrey A. Schwarz 1987 Matthew M. Amend (3) Friendship Perge! Society Wallace 1971 Robert R. Taber Jr. 1956 Jerome C. Groniger (2) 1957 John T. Scott 1946 Duane O. Paulsen (7) 1988 Michael L. Brown 1965 F. B. Shaw (8) 1952 Neil R. Thornton 1961 Neal E. Kottke (4) 1943 Robert M. Shoemaker Total $8,157.76 1996 Brian W. Dudley Perge! Society Fairbanks 1955 J. Daniel Tibbitts 1957 Robert H. Little (3) Friendship 2008 George M. LePorte 1978 William M. Kramer (6) Delta 1940 Kenneth L. Means (6) 1954 Richard L. Bennett Perge! Society Wallace 1960 Robert C. Muff (9) 1958 Joseph C. Butterworth IOWA STATE 1992 Kevin W. Haga (5) 1939 G. William 1952 Brenton H. Wadsworth (8) Centennial 1962 Jeffrey M. Preston (2) Charlesworth Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1973 Steven J. Delaney Perge! Society Fairbanks 1947 Richard F. Romig (10) 1979 D. Barry Downing 1961 Richard D. McCormick 1998 Richard Gonzalez (8) 1976 Steven B. Samuelson 1985 James E. Arnold (5) Royal Purple Total $8,568.48 1955 A. James Sather 1957 William C. Ieuter (1) 1952 David A. Drinkwater Total $2,815.04 1954 Richard R. Fleck 1962 M. Neil Goodman Friendship 1942 William C. Prather (2) 1959 James C. Murray, II 1979 Edward A. Button Total $10,810.48 1985 David D. Frey HAMPDEN- 1985 Thomas C. Froehle 1952 Richard A. Pecaut JAMES 1994 Benjamin W. Chase 1964 E. Scott Tieke SYDNEY 1980 Byron D. Elliott 2003 Brett L. Gaudin MADISON ILLINOIS 1958 Richard L. Geupel Canonsburg White Star 1982 Mark P. Jones 1967 Jon B. Burmeister Friendship 1990 J. Scott Benton 1952 Karl W. Klages 1958 Charles P. Gibbs 1995 William E. Beasley WESLEYAN 1955 James C. Jinks White Star 1986 Benjamin E. Robinson 1939 Paul G. Morken AA Snowy White Owl 1952 H. Robert Cassling 2006 Benjamin D. Dickey Ft. Armstrong 1991 John P. Nelson 1949 Justin B. Jones 1995 Douglas W. Tees 1950 Dana C. Belyea 1974 William A. Kunkel IV 1946 Howard M. Logan 2000 W. Christian Mellon 1971 Jan R. Noorda 1967 Robert M. Bicket Log Cabin 2000 Derek P. Vlcko Snowy White Owl 1969 R. J. James Pope 1972 Douglas K. Moore Total $230.00 1964 James L. Cook 1978 David L. Morley 1943 Robert J. Harker 1999 Matthew S. Garrison 1988 Andrew J. Rice 1957 William B. Fader Ft. Armstrong Delta 1959 Robert Tresnit 1996 Anthony A. Pastorino 1956 Jerome C. Groniger 1950 Robert G. Patterson Jr. 1955 Ralph J. Anderson JOHNS 1969 William B. Dumas Perge! Society Norris 1969 Walter G. Krug 1955 Duane A. Renken 1994 Michael D. Luter 1948 John D. Rowell (4) 1992 Robert Pruitt 1946 James F. Mack 1985 James D. Rapp 1961 Gordon J. Smith HOPKINS 1986 John R. McGhee Jr. 1951 Cyrus B. Sweet III (8) 1945 John V. Simshauser 1964 Lawrence H. Thompson White Star Friendship 1970 James E. Whistler (8) 1979 Ronald F. Remak Delta 2003 Adam C. Shields 1965 Robert L. Wolf 1947 M. Wilmer Smith AA 1986 J. Charles Collie Perge! Society Wilkinson 1959 Roger B. Colton 1951 William C. Ziebell Log Cabin 2007 C. Clifford Edahl Jr. 1960 James P. Glenny (10) 1983 Kurt D. VanWinkle 1959 Roy A. Ferguson 1952 Dale J. Vieau Snowy White Owl 1968 Robert E. Carter 1984 F. Lee Hagan III Perge! Society Fairbanks 1952 Robert L. Hildebrand 1953 James M. Adams 1943 James S. Russell 1997 J. Matthew Haynes Jr. 1941 Clyde E. Culp (7) 1981 Timothy J. Wiley 1959 John W. Rhind 1953 Robert M. Williams 1960 Ronald G. Blake Snowy White Owl 1989 Christian A. Kiesau 1950 William P. Marineau (1) 1953 James T. Swinney 1953 Howard P. Byers Jr. 1995 Christopher A. Borris 1989 Paul E. Pisano 1949 J. D. Mosher (6) Perge! Society Wilkinson Friendship 1966 David R. Frick (3) 1995 Sean T. Donnelly 1963 E. Bruce Bower 2005 Stephen B. Surber III Total $43,102.21 1974 David W. Coats 1969 Charles K. Ebann 1994 Daniel F. Organek 2006 John M. Warren 1975 Alan B. Graf Jr. (4) 2002 Patrick H. Doig 1962 William R. Miller (8) 1964 Thomas M. Foster 1951 Thomas S. Summers Jr. Perge! Society Wallace 1995 Colin J. Egglesfi eld 1972 Craig A. Mason Delta 1986 Benjamin E. Robinson(10) ILLINOIS Perge! Society Wallace Centennial 1952 L. Allan Griffi th 1982 Thomas P. Cottrell (6) 1972 Jerry D. Parkin 1958 Rob Caples Perge! Society Fairbanks 1963 Larry D. Jensen 1993 A. Peter Rimsans II 1960 John F. Hose 1990 Jarrod S. Benton (9) 1952 Brenton H. Wadsworth 1954 Robert V. Bierhaus Jr.(8) Log Cabin 1957 Charles P. Kulier Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta 1940 Werner Windus 1994 Michael D. Luter (1) 1981 Timothy S. Maynard 1969 Michael C. Addison Friendship 1999 Matthew S. Garrison (3) 1940 Kenneth L. Means 1979 Mark E. McKee (1) Ft. Armstrong 1965 Mark O. Nelson 1943 William L. Ridgway (1) 1986 Scott M. Anderson 1962 John D. Hoover 2000 W. Christian Mellon (6) 1945 John L. Odell 1954 Roger E. Forrester 1969 Monte E. Ikemire Total $3,733.07 1985 James E. Arnold 1967 Robert N. Whitacre (8) 1975 James B. Hickey Jr. 1959 Gerald L. Philpott Total $14,985.00 1941 Thomas C. Hoak 2005 Marc D. Leone

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JOHNS Delta 1963 Leonard M. Appel (4) Snowy White Owl 1978 Charles A. Germano 1985 Michael K. Fogo 1970 James E. Morrison (11) 1971 Charles T. Bachus III 1985 Kevin B. Simpson HOPKINS 1992 Keith A. Geyer 1960 Carl F. Pollard (5) 1962 James Brown Friendship Friendship 1982 Tom L. Haug Perge! Society Fairbanks 1962 Arthur S. Hansen 2003 Alex Alvarado lifetime 1963 Richard E. Webster 1970 Robert D. Lamborn 1967 Robert H. Becknell (5) 1980 David W. McSurdy Jr. 1971 M. Brad Bennett 1943 Charles A. Wilson Jr. 1970 Cecil E. Stout 2002 Robinson S. Brown (3) Delta 1983 William N. Bennett IV 1942 Donald H. Wilson Friendship 1977 William C. Harrison (9) 1979 Gregory R. Slonaker 1993 John T. Joubert giving Perge! Society Norris 2007 J. Joseph Fitzpatrick 1965 William H. Mautz (10) Friendship 1976 David G. Mauney 1947 M. Wilmer Smith (2) 1991 Corey A. Imhoff Total $16,139.41 1956 Richard B. Batts 1949 Thomas B. Shearman societies Perge! Society Wallace 1974 Gordon G. Lewis 1977 Barry I. Bregman 1976 James R. Wallace 1995 Christopher A. Borris (1) 1979 Michael D. Moody KETTERING-A 2001 William L. Lane III 1952 George M. Wise 1943 James S. Russell (3) 1984 Robert J. Svec 1955 Edward S. Total $1,134.80 Friendship Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wilkinson Purple Clematis Meadowcroft 1968 Robert E. Carter (10) 1977 Michael E. Morris (9) 1975 David L. Schoewe 1946 Thomas G. Morris Up to $499 1994 Daniel F. Organek (1) Perge! Society Fairbanks Ft. Armstrong 1959 Nickolas Muller MAINE Total $11,380.00 1979 Kendal D. Johnson (4) 1973 Dean W. Munger 1972 Francis L. Mustaro Log Cabin Delta 1999 David E. Waters (3) 1970 Bruce B. Roesner 1996 Michael J. Rose 1981 Eugene D. Coté III Total $6,307.84 Snowy White Owl 1951 Kurt O. Wassen Snowy White Owl $500-$999 KANSAS 1964 Jerry H. Fluegge 1981 Christopher W. Watts 1956 Joey R. McLafferty Snowy White Owl Royal Purple 1968 Donald G. Kowalke 1985 Arthur Williams IV Delta 1954 John R. Bunten KENT STATE 1973 John M. Martin Jr. Perge! Society Wilkinson 1982 Douglas H. Banks $1,000-$2,499 1957 Thomas R. Clevenger Purple Clematis 1969 John J. Ronayne III 1951 Charles E. Hugel (5) Friendship 1940 H. Dean Ritchie AA 1962 Peter L. Schofi eld 1949 D. Richard Veazey Perge! Society Wallace 1987 Robert T. Gladu Ft. Armstrong White Star Ft. Armstrong Delta 1979 Donald E. Morel Jr. (5) 1957 Harold F. Hutchinson Jr. $2,500-$4,999 1960 Stephen D. Bunten 1964 Gary W. Burnett 1986 Eric A. Allison Perge! Society Fairbanks 2001 Christopher J. Isaacson Log Cabin 1962 Ronald A. Pizzuti 1982 Ronald D. Massar 1962 Arthur S. Hansen (1) 1963 Charles E. Morgan Purple Clematis 1959 Richard I. Barr 1969 James V. Tinney 1975 Kyle McNeil 1980 David W. McSurdy Jr. (1) 1950 James A. Oliver 1957 Larry S. Gutsch Snowy White Owl 1991 Eric J. Rose 1942 Peter D. Prudden (2) 1978 Daniel E. Peters $5,000-$7,499 1959 John B. Martin 1964 Thomas M. Vassallo 1970 Alfred A. Shikany Total $5,835.00 1978 Robert J. Sherman Log Cabin 1958 Thomas J. Moore Jr. Delta 1980 Jeffrey L. Wilson 1983 Christopher J. Skillman Ft. Armstrong 1962 Ronald S. Beer Friendship 1953 Donald L. Swicker $7,500-$9,999 1976 Steven E. Brownback 1969 Stephen K. Campbell 1973 M. Daryl Blevins LASALLE 1956 Richard D. Upham 1969 Mark W. Meisinger 1964 Dennis M. Shankleton 1982 Halbert A. Crumes Friendship Perge! Society Fairbanks White Star 1979 Kevin F. Mitchelson Friendship 1984 Gregory E. Finley 1998 Dean J. Nasto 1981 Eugene D. Coté III (8) $10,000-$17,499 1941 W. Paul Thayer 1970 Robert D. Bailey 1975 Joseph R. Grahn Total $1,481.00 Snowy White Owl 1968 Dennis J. Kowalski 1983 Gary R. Kilponen Canonsburg 1952 Heywood H. Davis Perge! Society Fairbanks 1985 Dwenell A. Mills LAWRENCE 1951 James S. Heaton 1964 Gary W. Burnett (5) 1979 Jan E. Pitzer Delta MARYLAND $17,500-$24,999 1981 Bruce A. Wilson Snowy White Owl 1953 Robert P. Mayer 1962 Ronald A. Pizzuti (1) 1978 John R. Williams Jr. Royal Purple 1980 John H. Mitchelson 1962 Peter L. Schofi eld (8) Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship 2001 Ryan Schwartzberg 1980 Steven C. Mueller 1964 Thomas M. Vassallo (1) 1973 Dean W. Munger (7) 1967 Edward C. Lake Jr. 1986 Mark J. Waclawski $25,000-$49,999 Delta Total $2,420.00 1975 David L. Schoewe (8) 1983 Charles R. Murphy Delta 1952 James B. Gurley Total $3,515.00 1999 Jacob M. Goldstein Golden Chain 1955 William L. Larrabee Friendship KENTUCKY LEHIGH 1995 Jason C. Kirby $50,000-$74,999 1964 Stephen C. Ryan Canonsburg 1964 F. Alan Stamper Royal Purple KETTERING-B Perge! Society Fairbanks 1970 James E. Morrison Canonsburg 1961 Thomas B. Bates 1999 Jacob M. Goldstein (1) Black Diamond 1952 Joe E. Strong White Star Friendship 1960 Carl F. Pollard 1968 Peter L. Clark 2001 Ryan Schwartzberg (2) $75,000-$99,999 White Star Delta 1959 Roger S. Penske Total $1,110.00 1959 Robert E. Allison Ft. Armstrong Centennial 1946 Neal B. Andreson 1963 Patrick C. Bean 1977 J. Craig Edel Log Cabin Perge! Society Norris 1968 J. Douglas Breen 1964 Thomas H. Collinson 1951 James M. Hazelwood MIT $100,000-$249,999 1969 Randall B. Cordill 1969 Benjamin R. Harper 1968 Peter L. Clark (6) 1977 William C. Harrison 1955 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. Ft. Armstrong 1960 John F. Fletcher 1951 Donald B. Morrison 1957 Bruce Blanchard Thomas R. Marshall 1958 John D. Griffi th Purple Clematis 1967 Robert H. Becknell KNOX Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl $250,000-$499,999 1958 John L. Harrison Jr. Purple Clematis 1979 William D. Bast 1966 John K. Freeman 1956 Robert M. Hubbard 1965 William H. Mautz Ft. Armstrong 1978 David S. Schramm Delta 1945 William H. Pasfi eld Calvin Coolidge 2001 Daniel E. Huck Ft. Armstrong 1965 Peter B. Beck 1955 David S. Wilbourn 1964 Roger D. Johnson 1963 Leonard M. Appel $500,000-$999,999 Snowy White Owl 1949 Jack P. Greer 1948 John D. Cullen Delta 2001 Colin D. Meisinger Snowy White Owl 1983 Mark L. Gardner 1958 John C. Ingraham Founders 2001 Darby D. Miller 1995 David T. Beaven 1972 Thomas E. Bloch 1953 C. Rodney Boynton 1956 David M. Walton 1947 Charles E. Peck 1963 Jon P. Morris 1955 Chauncey R. Charlson Friendship 1951 David M. Rowe $1 million and above 1958 Kent C. Porter 2002 Robinson S. Brown 1972 Ronald M. Green Jr. 1979 Charles A. Arcodia 1984 Robert J. Spinner 1958 David T. Runyan 1963 Colin M. Harding 1980 David D. Beard 1936 Fletcher P. Thornton AA 1958 Walter A. Strauch 1968 C. Edward Hastie 1966 Louis W. Jaquith 1945 Lewis H. Hollmeyer Jr. 1991 Andrew P. Brown Friendship AA Ad Astra 1958 James H. Suderman 1987 Kenneth J. Peve 1980 Michael J. Connor 1943 Richard H. Haas 1971 Douglas D. Webster 1972 Charles D. Leffl er 1965 Fred W. Myers 1963 C. Robert Woolsey 1982 Albert C. Cooke III 1946 William M. Jackson 1967 Thomas F. Wobker Delta 1951 George T. Esherick 1959 Alfred G.F. Kniazzeh 1953 Wayne V. Woody 1962 Ronald D. Wagoner Perge! Society levels: 1970 Stephen K. Wilson 1979 Thomas S. Bannos 1969 Brad M. Fox 1957 Donald A. Roellke Perge! Society Wilkinson 1965 Robert T. Boynton 1985 Rick D. Gebhardt 1986 John H. Sheffi eld Norris ($5,000+) 1960 Stephen D. Bunten (6) Delta 1969 Richard A. Bean 1939 Richard W. Burkhardt Sr. 1949 Charles R. Macauley Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wallace 2000 Greg Hanson 1982 Charles A. Reinhart III 1957 Bruce Blanchard (3) Wilkinson ($2,000+) 1954 John R. Bunten (1) 1962 C. Robert Clark 1997 Matthew M. Felice 1951 Harry J. Neumiller Jr. 1972 Stephen C. Rice Total $1,345.00 Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship 1977 Cyril G. Serrao Wallace ($1,000+) 1940 H. D. Ritchie (6) 1968 Frank C. King Jr. 1964 Charles L. Shearer 1954 James L. Albrecht 2004 Seth A. Yerk Fairbanks ($500+) 1957 Thomas R. Clevenger (4) 1972 K. Russell Crawford Perge! Society Norris MCGILL 1959 Richard I. Barr (8) 2002 C. Benjamin Simmons Royal Purple Friendship 1954 Robert H. Fett 1961 Thomas B. Bates (3) 1959 John B. Martin (5) 1958 Harold M. Grabow Perge! Society Fairbanks 1956 William H. Gear AA 1976 Steven E. Brownback (6) 1967 Nicholas A. Arnold Log Cabin 1974 John R. Bryden 1960 C. William Graning Jr. 1955 Paul E. Klinedinst Jr. (7) Total $9,454.00 1952 Frank M. Johnson 1959 Roger S. Penske (3) 1963 F. Norman Dundas 1966 Hugh A. Campbell Jr. Purple Clematis 1968 Steven H. Cook 1965 Joseph S. King 1968 J. D. Breen (2) 1963 Jerry F. Kuzanek Total $13,260.00 1952 Allen E. Bartlett Jr. KANSAS STATE 1969 Jon C. Greiner Delta Golden Chain 1973 Paul L. Salansky Jr. 1984 Michael A. Kobetsky 1959 J.R. Lorne Atchison 1977 Michael E. Morris 1983 Steven G. Sutker 2002 Justin L. Lawrence LOUISIANA Friendship Log Cabin 1971 Frank H. McCartney III 1954 Robert A. Windish 1979 Kendal D. Johnson Total $1,900.00 1967 John D. Surridge Purple Clematis 1973 Kevin E. McKiernan STATE Perge! Society Norris 1970 James E. Taylor 2007 Robert S. Oakley Jr. Snowy White Owl 1956 William H. Gear (11) Ft. Armstrong 1998 Benjamin A. Wolfe 1961 John V. Bailliet Perge! Society Wallace 1992 John M. Foust LAFAYETTE Perge! Society Norris White Star 1969 Duncan L. Bridewell 1963 F. N. Dundas (9) 1994 Christopher A. Hupe 1963 Patrick C. Bean (8) 1960 Arthur L. Roberts Snowy White Owl 1951 Charles E. Hugel Perge! Society Fairbanks 1989 Brett C. Bogan Perge! Society Wilkinson Purple Clematis Delta 1952 Allen E. Bartlett Jr. (7) 1973 Steven A. Clemmensen 1969 Benjamin R. Harper (6) 1979 Donald E. Morel Jr. 1980 John B. Ariail Jr. Total $10,950.00 1999 David E. Waters Perge! Society Wallace 1942 Peter D. Prudden 1980 Bret A. Clesi

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MEMPHIS 1955 Thomas M. Leopold Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong 1955 F. Bert Linn NORTH Ft. Armstrong 1956 Douglas R. Murray 1972 Mark A. Barbato 1957 Richard N. DeShon 1998 Chad V. Mercer 1978 Robert A. Svoboda 1978 Robert W. Raymond 1949 Joseph H. Buckhouse 1967 John M. Kinker 1949 Karl J. Mueller CAROLINA Delta 1987 Gregory R. 1949 Arnold R. Dahlberg 1960 Howard K. Scott 1999 Michael B. Murphy White Star 1984 Jerald J. Gnuschke Schermerhorn 1942 Richard A. Hoppin 1947 Robert T. Young 1968 Peter M. O’Shea 1975 Marvin J. Carver III 1994 Raymond L. Goldbeck 1947 William O. 1964 Robert D. Potts Snowy White Owl 1950 Edward W. Racely 1976 J. Dixon Fleming Jr. 1982 James R. Trimbach Schoedinger Snowy White Owl 1968 Glen A. Glass 1951 Ralph K. Robertson Ft. Armstrong Friendship 1965 Charles E. Thomas Jr. 1950 William A. Crosley 1955 Richard K. Hendrich 1957 Jerry C. Stirtz 1971 John T. Stanley 1986 Burney E. Dickinson III 1959 Frank H. Tranzow 1942 George J. Frey 1982 Michael R. Jones Perge! Society Norris Snowy White Owl 1973 William D. Holt Jr. 1955 John H. Upton 1950 Thomas R. Mulcahy 1939 Edward A. More II 1965 John Gottschalk (11) 1946 Theodore E. Haigler Jr. 1993 Paul A. Woods 1954 Eric W. Vetter 1996 Michael P. Spack 1957 Edward B. Mullen Jr. Perge! Society Wilkinson 1946 Howard J. Lamade Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1946 John F. Winch 1961 Connor D. Tjarks 1957 John M. Reid 1954 William A. Nelson (6) 1965 Laurence B. Maddison Jr. 1978 Robert A. Svoboda (6) Delta Delta Delta Perge! Society Wallace 1962 W. Ward Marslender Total $1,260.88 1950 Phelps M. Connell 1958 James G. Awada 1945 Robert L. Butterworth 1970 Robert M. Knapp Jr. (3) 1944 John H. Monroe 1945 Robert H. Eich 1960 David W. Johnston 1993 William A. Carpenter Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1949 Lewis T. Nunnelee II 1973 Glenn P. Gabel 1941 Arthur H. Klobe 1954 A. Overton Durrett Jr. 1945 Harold W. Andersen (4) Delta MIAMI 1968 Richard A. Herrington 1950 Michael O. Sewall 1966 Bryan M. Goolsby 1982 J. B. Ross (2) 1981 Ronald A. Batchelor White Star 1953 Richard W. Hodgman 1963 Gerald K. Sognesand Friendship Total $12,731.76 1949 William F. Currise 1963 Lee C. Schmitt 1954 Gordon L. Hyde Friendship 1993 Steve L. Albart 1976 Robert P. Hortman Ft. Armstrong 1972 Kenneth N. 1951 Roger M. Adams 1961 M. Larry Copeland 1949 Frank P. Meadows Jr. 1968 Ted W. Goble Nemerovski 1956 Frank D. Bessesen Jr. 1992 Scott B. Craven NEW MEXICO 1953 Joseph H. Nelson Snowy White Owl 1955 Thomas E. Shannon 1983 John F. Brick 1983 David M. Dannov Purple Clematis 1965 William C. Nelson Jr. 1961 Richard L. Bird 1968 James J. Spurrier 1939 John G. Feely 1993 Robert J. Holley 1980 David T. Stewart Jr. Friendship 1986 Timothy S. Lewis 1959 Charles L. Steiner 1959 Roger H. Frommelt 1972 George H. Kyd III Ft. Armstrong 2005 R. Theodore Davis III 1971 James W. Morgan 1985 David M. Tremonti 1967 Gregg A. Iverson 1991 Anthony D. Miller 1979 Don C. Clampitt 1972 Frederick M. Dula Jr. 1964 Robert E. Nagy 1974 Scott R. Wilson 1969 Bruce H. Koranski 1969 David W. Pickering Snowy White Owl 1974 Ned W. Grifﬁ n 1961 Charles B. Pettis Friendship 1946 Thomas G. Morris 1947 William R. Reid 1969 Edward W. Whitcher 1971 Robert W. Lewis 1964 Brian M. Thompson 1982 Alan G. Berkshire 1971 Mark R. Morrison 2003 Kenneth V. Roberts Delta 1948 William P. Mayo 1964 James E. Walter 1977 Joseph A. Bilich 1967 Thomas T. Odell 1972 John F. Rolf 1996 Brian J. Denton 1960 Richard C. Pattisall Delta 1994 Todd M. Blosser 1987 Dean A. Ressler 1941 Samuel M. Rudder Jr. 1968 Jerald E. Hobson 1984 Gregory L. Richardson 1977 E. Chris Christea 1995 Benjamin M. Buchanan 1994 Richard G. Sulzbach, II 1983 David R. Sallee 1975 John J. Matte 1956 Robert H. Tate Jr. 1963 William R. Hineline 1972 Philip A. Dombrowski 1948 Jaye Truax Perge! Society Wallace Friendship Perge! Society Wallace 1960 John C. Kellenberger 1983 Stewart M. Greenlee 1990 Amelious N. Whyte Jr. 1939 Edward A. More II (1) 1967 David E. Corbin 1975 Marvin J. Carver III (11) 1977 Jonathan W. Klaaren 1986 Brian D. Henderson Perge! Society Wallace 1959 Theodore W. Thomas 2000 Michael E. Guerra Perge! Society Fairbanks 1977 Dale B. Stork 1947 Vernon C. Judd 1950 Robert C. Hudson Jr. (8) 1971 John N. Milligan 1976 J. D. Fleming Jr. (2) 1971 Michael C. Urbanski 1974 James R. Koehler (11) 1960 Howard K. Scott (5) 2000 Sean M. Petersen Total $4,070.00 Friendship 1949 David W. Leyshon 1951 Robert C. Becker (6) 1973 Gary L. Bussing (5) 2004 David J. Piech 2005 Benjamin W. Berk 1980 Mark D. Manders Perge! Society Fairbanks 1973 Andrew R. Sackin (8) 1995 Timothy L. O. Savidge 1970 Michael D. Bevis 1958 John J. McFatridge 1949 Arnold R. Dahlberg (5) Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wallace NORTH 1962 George A. Fowler 1961 Adrian S. Palmer 1952 Eugene U. Frey (7) 1947 Robert T. Young (2) 1980 David T. Stewart Jr. (4) CAROLINA 1958 Charles E. Goodwill 1949 Carleton C. 1964 Robert D. Potts (7) 1957 Richard N. DeShon (2) Total $1,970.00 1960 Theodore J. Groll Jr. Patterson Jr. 1978 James S. Lee (7) 1989 Paul L. Vogel (7) STATE 1963 Norman L. Hayes 1956 Keith I. Pohl 1996 Michael P. Spack (1) Total $14,328.38 NEW YORK Delta 1978 Charles E. Hilgeman 1996 Nathan R. Smith Total $67,510.00 Purple Clematis 2002 James D. Reed 2000 Max W. Hood 1968 Robert W. Thomas MONTANA 1973 Louis G. Filosa Friendship 1970 Dave Houser 1957 Harrison G. Wehner Jr. Ft. Armstrong 2007 Thomas W. Teague 1969 Keith B. Logan 1989 Jeffrey C. Wenrich MISSISSIPPI Delta 2007 Daniel G. White Friendship 2000 Kane H. Kuchynka 1979 Ira D. Lieberman 1960 Maurice A. Long Perge! Society Norris 1993 Morgan V. Spurlock Total $306.76 1959 Ralph G. McGimpsey 1956 Robert B. Knutson (11) 1995 John W. Bateman Friendship 1992 Joseph W. Gex II 2000 David W. Love Snowy White Owl 1980 John W. Patton Jr. Perge! Society Wilkinson 1956 Alex Bernyk 1968 Thomas A. Roebuck 1950 Thomas F. Emerson (5) 1996 Albert J. Nault NORTH- 1997 Michael D. Severson 1970 Robert W. Brooks 1974 H. George Soles 1953 Robert K. Erf (11) MISSISSIPPI 1981 Philip M. Caso WESTERN 1965 William R. Thompson Perge! Society Wallace 1996 Jason D. Watson Total $319.80 1933 Donald R. Fegley Golden Chain 2002 Adam T. Wright 1954 C. N. Tinker (10) STATE 1962 George E. Hansen 1974 Ronald L. Marmer Perge! Society Fairbanks 1978 Robert W. Raymond (1) White Star 1988 Ronen Rotem White Star 1977 E. Chris Christea (1) Perge! Society Fairbanks 1975 William A. Martin III NEBRASKA Delta 1952 John W. Sampson Total $3,025.00 1952 David A. Lauer (6) Ft. Armstrong Thomas Marshall 1982 Robert L. Boykoff Purple Clematis 1954 Kent F. Holwadel (2) 1972 William C. Mattox 1965 John Gottschalk 1949 Leonard J. Drace 1973 James R. Lundeen 1954 Eric W. Vetter (1) 1975 G. Porter Robinson Canonsburg Friendship Ft. Armstrong MICHIGAN 1955 Richard L. Pinkerton (5) Snowy White Owl Golden Chain 1945 Harold W. Andersen 1971 George E. Foote 1950 Don B. Schiewetz 1959 Frank H. Tranzow (1) 1981 David L. Grady Log Cabin 1953 John T. Grifﬁ n 1943 Russell W. Wendland 1953 Robert K. Erf 1985 Thomas A. Raar (10) 1988 Knox W. Ross Jr. 1956 Robert B. Knutson 1954 William A. Nelson AA 2002 Michael L. Hurwitz Snowy White Owl 1987 Gregory R. Schermer- Delta Ft. Armstrong 1968 David A. Matthews 1940 George E. Irwin Jr. White Star horn (2) 1984 Stephen D. Brunson II 1954 C. N. Tinker 1970 Robert M. Knapp Jr. 1983 Joseph P. Natoli Jr. 1957 Richard P. Mason Total $25,790.00 Friendship Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Wallace 1945 E. Scott Nichols Log Cabin 1986 Alan T. Callicott 1950 Thomas F. Emerson 1950 George H. Coupe 1993 Morgan V. Spurlock (3) 1955 James P. Quinn 1991 Paul E. Craf Jr. 2001 James B. Goll Perge! Society Fairbanks Delta Purple Clematis MICHIGAN 1974 James C. Davis Jr. 1952 David A. Lauer 1950 Lloyd D. McBeth 1981 Philip M. Caso 1973 Angelo J. Accetta STATE 2005 Robert B. Glenn III 1953 Glenn C. Rosenquist Total $7,295.00 1951 Horace H. Cobb Jr. 1985 Thomas A. Raar 1963 James E. Jones Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong 1982 J. Bradley Ross 1968 J. Roger Gorski 1961 Don S. Creyts Jr. 2003 Bradley M. Paczak Delta 1947 James R. Redic 1960 John K. Goodrich 1985 James A. Rumble NORTH 1955 Eugene L. Hartwig Delta 1974 James R. Commers 1942 John E. Spiess 1963 Kenneth F. Shaw Perge! Society Wallace 1957 W. Allen Daggett Friendship 1980 Frederick A. 1975 William A. Martin III (6) ALABAMA Henderson Friendship 1986 Jeffrey C. Hanson Golden Chain 1961 Richard E. Allen 1970 Richard J. Anderson Perge! Society Fairbanks 1983 Curt L. McConnell 1980 Mark G. Ashba 1969 Norman R. Hutchison 1972 William C. Mattox (1) 1979 James P. Bennett 1948 Glenn C. Neff 1959 William C. Hammond 1950 Robert V. Southworth White Star 1965 Kirk H. Bubul 1984 Michael E. Kastner 1975 G. P. Robinson (5) Friendship 1945 Walter R. Derlacki 1955 Richard L. Pinkerton Total $3,545.00 1975 William P. Rogers Snowy White Owl 1964 David M. Pavlik 2001 John H. Barksdale Delta 2001 Nicholas A. Hughes 1948 Jack E. Adamson 1962 Robert J. Pemberton 1956 Tykye G. Camaras 1997 Andrew G. Phillips 1946 Merle E. Kersten 1952 George L. Allen Sr. 1960 Donald C. Stolz Sr. MISSOURI 1959 Larry C. Christenson 1975 Albert H. Price III 1960 John E. Linderoth 1942 Mauritz G. Anderson Total $800.00 Royal Purple 1967 Robert M. Cochran II Friendship 1964 Michael L. Lutton 1960 Charles J. Andrews 1989 Paul L. Vogel 1949 Duane D. Demaree 1975 Ronald W. Benson 1949 Donald E. Tiefenthaler 1947 Frank Boni Jr. Canonsburg 1940 Robert W. Goldsmith 2006 Warren C. Brink 1944 William B. Webster MINNESOTA 1975 Charles T. Goll 1949 John F. Wilson 1964 S.B. Lee Davis Black Diamond 1959 John F. Arnold 1977 Michael L. Johnson 1953 Robert B. Evans White Star 1949 Fred P. Haas 1977 James P. Kiley Jr. Perge! Society Wilkinson 1950 Robert C. Hudson Jr. 1963 Stephen L. Hansen 1952 John W. Sampson (11) 1959 Ralph L. Frederick 1937 Curtis B. Kellar AA 1962 Robert L. Albin 1995 Clinton L. Moore 1957 Franklin K. Gregory 1959 Theodore W. Thomas 1948 Ralph W. Hillman 1993 Todd L. Tipton Perge! Society Wallace White Star 1951 Donald W. Hodder 1973 James R. Lundeen (3) 1954 Kent F. Holwadel 1952 Eugene U. Frey Log Cabin Perge! Society Fairbanks 1961 Stephen K. Hunter 1973 Andrew R. Sackin 1970 David S. Jackman 1979 James P. Bennett (3) Perge! Society Fairbanks Log Cabin 1950 Daniel S. Jones, III 1974 Ronald L. Marmer (11) 1983 Gregory F. Ippolito 1951 Robert C. Becker 1952 Wilber B. Spalding Jr. Total $960.00 1957 Stephen H. Kale Purple Clematis 1948 Harry E. Knudsen Total $5,573.28 Purple Clematis 1994 Jason D. Lefholtz 1949 Donald E. Lathrup Jr. 1978 James S. Lee 1973 Gary L. Bussing

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OCCIDENTAL 1961 Jack W. Nicklaus 1960 John A. Burns 1962 Mark S. Sullivan 1950 Carl S. Tinch Royal Purple Purple Clematis 1950 Carl R. Coleman Snowy White Owl 1961 William H. Towery 1954 James H. Stellar 1960 Joseph M. Berwanger 1957 David W. Cromer 1959 Ben T. Benedum 1989 C. Blake Vogler Snowy White Owl 1954 John W. Creighton Jr. 1999 Matthew R. Dixon 1952 Charles L. Blackburn 1958 Thomas H. Williams lifetime 1967 J. Michael Carey 1949 Joseph M. Dunn 1951 Arthur E. Swetland AA 1961 John R. Bozalis Perge! Society Wilkinson 1960 Robert W. Fults 1960 Edwin S. Kirby 1956 David N. Young 1974 Byron W. Burke 1981 Clayton I. Bennett (9) 1937 John W. Henderson Ft. Armstrong Delta 1954 Charles W. Casey 1950 Dahl P. Brown Jr. (4) giving 1946 Robert W. Holstrom 1959 James B. Gould 1955 Raymond R. Dykes 1963 Thomas G. Clark Jr. 1954 Homer Paul Jr. (5) 1957 Melville F. Willard Jr. 1960 Don L. Presar 1955 Charles P. Eichhorn 1971 Mark A. Dick Perge! Society Wallace societies Delta 1959 James F. Sipp 1960 Gerald L. Gherlein 1961 Terry K. Dunlap Sr. 1943 Douglas J. Bourne (6) 1951 James F. Goss Snowy White Owl 1963 Richard H. Horsfall 1959 G. Kent Fleming 1971 James H. Everest (5) 1947 Roland F. Moritz 1991 Sean G. Alexander 1971 Robert D. Lindner Jr. 1978 Harry T. Garrett 1943 Howard C. Kauffmann (11) Friendship 1947 Richard T. Morrow 1949 D. Wayne Ashby Jr. 1956 William G S. Lodge 1980 Steven L. Hawes 1959 William W. Rodgers Jr. (11) 1951 James F. Penney 1975 John E. Gibson IV 1955 William F. Myers 1946 W. A. Henderson AA 1952 Samuel A. Wilson (6) Up to $499 1982 Mark R. Grindley 1955 Charles E. Phifer 1991 J. Brent Humphries Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship Delta 1951 Joseph P. Buchanan 1954 Thomas R. Hague 1957 William S. Vance 1968 James A. Hyde 1956 Charles T. Doyle (5) 1952 Hal D. Hichborn 1950 Paul D. Hammond 1941 Frank M. Virtue 1971 Kent G. James 1961 L. T. Dulaney Jr. (8) $500-$999 1943 Millard H. McLain AA Delta Friendship 1955 William J. Kennedy Jr. 1948 Robert S. Ellis (4) 1951 John C. Penney 1940 William O. Ash 1950 Frank J. Beasley 1949 Jerome A. Lewis 1961 William O. Gamble III (10) Snowy White Owl 1961 William A. Ayers 1973 Christopher J. 1958 Guy H. Liebmann 1950 George W. James II (6) 1947 William S. White $1,000-$2,499 Perge! Society Wallace 1952 A. Grant Bowen Hardman 1956 Richard R. Lindsly 1990 Donald J. Kyte (1) 1954 James H. Stellar (8) 1954 James R. Dorsey 1939 Gordon W. Hill 1969 W. David Loggie Jr. 1963 D. L. Perkins (3) Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Fairbanks 1962 Stephen H. Eibling 1960 Jon R. Hillegas 1975 Mark J. Medley 1953 W. D. Pierson (3) 1957 Melville F. Willard Jr. (1) 1952 James F. Froning 1953 Richard E. Hulse 1945 Edward H. Moler 1950 Roy G. Pool (2) $2,500-$4,999 Total $3,040.00 1960 Gerald L. Gherlein 1964 Ted A. Leibole 1961 Edward W. Moran Jr. 1950 Louis F. Trost Jr. (5) 1955 Theodore D. Griley II 1984 George V. Pilat 1971 Stephen H. Parker 1959 Robert H. Westfi eld (7) Purple Clematis 1963 Karl W. Kumler 1962 Edward L. Sellers II 1950 Roy G. Pool Total $466,896.90 $5,000-$7,499 OHIO 1941 Robert H. McCormick 1954 William R. Shepler 1961 Richard K. Ratcliffe Royal Purple 1960 S. Michael Miller 1971 Jeffrey L. Sprink 1979 Stephen W. Ray Log Cabin 1973 Ronald A. Sages 1943 Robert S. Sanderson Jr. Perge! Society Norris 1952 William J. Rea Jr. OKLAHOMA Snowy White Owl 1960 Ralph F. Setterlin Jr. 1955 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (11) 1953 William J. Robinson STATE $7,500-$9,999 1987 Norman M. Friedman 1962 James L. Worthley Perge! Society Wilkinson 1984 Jeffrey C. Rowsey White Star White Star 1969 Ted A. Hunt Friendship 1959 Phillip J. Meek (10) 1981 E. Tod Sanger 1992 Stephen K. Boeckman 1997 Scott McCurdy 1955 Werneth J. Avril 1948 George C. Sternad Jr. (11) 1977 Randy L. Shockey Ft. Armstrong $10,000-$17,499 1971 Jeffrey L. Reed 2006 Adam L. Barbina 1951 Gary H. Wilkinson (10) 1964 J. Douglas Williams 1966 John P. Gallagher Jr. Delta 1955 William J. Bichsel Jr. Perge! Society Wallace Delta 1993 Eric D. Knam Canonsburg 2007 Zachary N. Hickman 2007 Justin M. Burns 1953 Robert P. Bauman (11) 1962 Hal D. Balyeat AA 1966 E. Valjean Wheeler $17,500-$24,999 1994 Scott P. Stauffer 1949 William K. Carter Perge! Society Fairbanks 1985 Vance L. Beagles Snowy White Owl 2004 Patrick R. Susie 1992 Michael B. Craig 1952 Dale J. Bruce (11) 1969 David H. Cole 1972 J. Herschel Beard Royal Purple Friendship 1980 William C. Crusey 1963 Harry N. Faulkner (9) 1964 James R. Graham 1967 Harris J. Elder 2005 Anthony D. Albanese 1963 Douglas E. Frey 1961 James S. Hering (3) 1946 Virgil H. Greene Jr. 1975 Cran Pollock $25,000-$49,999 2008 C. Bradley Albrecht 1951 Robert S. Hoag Total $10,225.00 1953 Jerry V. Jarrett 1967 Robert W. Roper Golden Chain 2004 Brandon M. Artz 1960 John L. Houston 1985 J. Logan Johnson 1994 Erik S. Scott 2006 Jeffrey M. Beck 1987 Christopher J. Hubman 1955 John B. Johnson Jr. 1972 Philip D. Webb $50,000-$74,999 2003 Nathan T. Boston 1955 Darrell A. Hutchinson OKLAHOMA 1990 Donald J. Kyte Centennial Delta 2005 Scott A. Call 1962 John B. Jenkins 1991 Steve T. Latham 1971 James R. Blakemore Black Diamond 1979 Edward A. Carroll 1963 Raymond C. Krstolic 1957 Curtis W. Mewbourne 1991 Scott C. McGowan Golden Chain 1966 Jim W. Gearhart $75,000-$99,999 1992 John D. Carroll 1995 Joseph P. Murphy II 1950 W. E. Rowsey AA 1969 Richard H. Godfrey Jr. 2004 Jeffrey D. Coen 1947 Tom L. Paffenbarger 1971 James H. Everest 1958 James R. Ruble 1964 David E. Ragland 1967 Robert B. Lindsly Centennial 2005 Benjamin J. Curtis 1963 Robert L. Prior 1973 Mike R. Seikel 1975 Steven B. Pittman 2004 J. Andrew Darrah 1954 Dick A. Young 1959 William W. Rodgers Jr. 1991 Kenneth D. Whittington $100,000-$249,999 Royal Purple 1966 George H. Ramey 2004 Paul H. Doseck Perge! Society Norris Friendship 1965 James L. Thomas Thomas R. Marshall 2004 Andrew T. Dutcher 1957 R. W. Gardner (4) 1956 Charles T. Doyle 1945 William C. Abney 1956 Robert W. Hughes 1996 Derryk L. Wilson 2005 Christopher J. Farrell Perge! Society Wallace 1956 Paul S. Ache Jr. 1981 James M. Wuerfl ein $250,000-$499,999 2001 Kevin J. Finn 1991 Sean G. Alexander (1) 1961 Gerald D. Neff 1961 Robert D. Anderson 1971 Jon R. Stuart Friendship 2006 Justin R. Fister 1960 Edwin S. Kirby (8) 1953 James E. Arnold Jr. 1961 Robert D. Anderson Calvin Coolidge 2005 Nathan E. Gapinski 1961 Jack W. Nicklaus (11) Canonsburg 1969 R. Michael Barber 1952 Samuel A. Wilson 2000 Brent Asavamonchai $500,000-$999,999 2005 Mark C. Gittinger Perge! Society Fairbanks 1946 Marion S. Bowen 1964 James D. Boyer 2007 Derrick D. 1960 Joseph M. Berwanger (1) White Star 1946 Howard S. Browne 1981 Clayton I. Bennett 1993 John R. Delano Founders Goldschmidt 1949 Joseph M. Dunn (2) 1972 Lee A. Card II 2005 Ty S. Fleming 2004 MacNeil J. Hataway 1959 James B. Gould (1) 1961 William O. Gamble III 1993 Christopher L. Chase $1 million and above 1985 John W. Griffi n 1972 Richard W. Hatter 1969 Gary A. Herwick 1982 Mark R. Grindley (1) 1964 David J. Cochran 1975 Roland J. Heatly 2006 Robert B. Hill 1941 Robert H. McCormick(1) 1943 Howard C. Kauffmann 1986 Michael E. Denney 1953 W. DeVier Pierson 1984 Randy R. Johnson 2005 Adam S. Hinkley 1960 Don L. Presar (1) 1986 James G. Devinney 2002 Zachary R. Keller AA Ad Astra 1997 Nathan T. Hunt 1959 James F. Sipp (2) 1951 Lee Allan G. Smith 1953 John W. Drake Log Cabin 1966 Thomas W. Lucas 1989 David E. Kalil Total $14,952.23 2004 Brian W. Farabough 1970 Herbert W. Maas III 2005 Brian M. Kishpaugh 1956 C. Denny Cresap 1952 Robert D. Field 1961 L. Thomas Dulaney Jr. 1998 Mark H. Mayer Perge! Society levels: 2005 Derek M. Krauser 1982 Keith D. Fisher 2000 Craig W. Seefeldt 2008 Christopher J. Lenhart OHIO 1957 Donald W. Haskins 1965 Martin D. Garber Jr. 1969 Stephen A. Jernigan 1972 James S. Sheehan Norris ($5,000+) 2005 Iain D. Murray WESLEYAN 1959 Allan P. Grage 1953 Eugene Slough 2005 Daniel J. Polkovitch 1954 Homer Paul Jr. 1956 Joseph W. Griffi n Wilkinson ($2,000+) Centennial 1950 Louis F. Trost Jr. 1995 Darren P. Turner 2005 Michael T. Ricks II 1955 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. 1987 Lawrence A. Hall Perge! Society Wallace Wallace ($1,000+) 2006 Herschel J. Rush Purple Clematis 1952 John C. Harrington Jr. Black Diamond 1961 Cecil C. Barnett Jr. 1992 Stephen K. Boeckman (7) 2003 Daniel P. Schiavoni 1952 Dale J. Bruce 1945 William J. Holloway Jr. 1966 E. V. Wheeler (3) Fairbanks ($500+) 2005 Brock A. Schoenlein 1943 Douglas J. Bourne 1970 Huston Huffman Jr. 1948 George C. Sternad Jr. 1950 Dahl P. Brown Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1969 Steven R. Shannon Royal Purple 1964 William E. Ingram III 1967 Harris J. Elder (3) 1986 Kenneth I. Slon 1952 Richard O. Cain 1953 Edwin A. Keegan 1959 Phillip J. Meek 1962 Donald L. Clark 1966 John P. Gallagher Jr. (2) 2004 Adam M. Storck Canonsburg 1955 William P. Knox 1969 Richard H. Godfrey Jr. (1) 1966 Fred A. Swearingen 1987 Timothy J. Craddock 1924 George E. Levan AA 1951 Gary H. Wilkinson 1953 Richard F. Ellis 1993 Eric D. Knam (3) 2003 Brian J. Tuminello White Star 1960 Larry G. Lutz 1994 Erik S. Scott (2) 2003 Michael W. Walcott 1948 Robert S. Ellis 1962 Todd W. Markum 1953 Robert P. Bauman 1950 George W. James II Total $14,738.30 2007 Joseph T. Willaman Purple Clematis 1956 Douglas E. Martin Perge! Society Wallace 1961 Denver W. Meacham II 1990 Rodney A. Maxwell 1963 Harry N. Faulkner 1974 John K. Smart 1973 Ronald A. Sages (10) Ft. Armstrong 1989 Mark R. McPhail OLD Perge! Society Fairbanks 1951 George L. Stidham 1969 Thomas G. Morris 1961 James S. Hering 1959 Robert H. Westfi eld DOMINION 1987 Norman M. Friedman (1) 1966 Geoffrey A. Hirt 1986 James F. Murphy 1969 Ted A. Hunt (2) Ft. Armstrong 1991 D. Derek Neher Friendship 1944 Charles S. Huffman Jr. 1951 Donald B. Atkins 1976 Christopher M. Clark Total $7,887.48 1954 John E. McKinnie 1971 Stanley D. Smith 1981 Kenneth R. Carson 1947 John F. Snodgrass 1949 Alvin C. Stapf 1994 Charles Duginski Snowy White Owl 1968 Steven R. Steakley OREGON OHIO STATE 1952 William G. Paul 1968 Robert L. Sullivan White Star 1947 G. Rorick Amos 1963 D. Lindsay Perkins Canonsburg 1977 David R. Bennett 1955 Hardy Summers 1960 Robert C. Samuel 1957 R. William Gardner 1971 Stephen H. Shelton 1966 Alan D. Terrill

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OREGON 1954 Robert A. Kerns Jr. 1975 John D. Sheppard Jr. 1981 Keith D. Johnson 1958 Robert J. Mairs, III Ft. Armstrong White Star 1948 Robert J. LeFort Snowy White Owl 1949 Dwane G. Mikelson 1953 Kenneth A. Marshall 1954 Wilson J. Andrews Jr. 1965 Dwight W. Davis 1946 Robert S. Lindsay Jr. 1944 R. Lee McFadden Jr. 1974 David L. Morgan 1974 Richard W. Moore Jr. 1983 John J. Manginelli Ft. Armstrong 1947 Edward E. Long Jr. 1977 Scott M. Walters 1952 Edwin J. Ogden III 1996 Michael A. Nula 1982 Craig J. Mardany Delta 1975 Warren R. Scheidt 1968 Thomas W. O’Connell 1939 Carl R. Woodward Jr. 1945 Victor G. Atiyeh 1945 Francis H. Loughran 1981 Peter M. Daloni 1970 Alfred A. Shikany 1978 Stephen E. Sojka Jr. Snowy White Owl 1950 Willett R. Lake Jr. 1950 Edward F. McGinley III Snowy White Owl 1992 David W. Forti Friendship 2006 Kent T. Stepanishen 1952 Joseph C. Bamford Jr. 1948 F. Edward Osborne 1967 John B. Lennon 1953 Harry D. Ballard Jr. Perge! Society Wilkinson 1942 Richard K. Flitcraft II 1954 Richard J. Lozo 1946 John F. Peters 1961 Leslie T. Neighbors 1949 William D. Marsh 1978 John W. Brill II 1975 Thomas M. Ryan (3) 1957 Warren C. Joyce 1946 William O. Robinson 1968 William J. Prenger 1948 Samuel W. Verner 1954 David W. Brown Perge! Society Fairbanks 1952 Andrew W. Kendall 1984 James S. Samuel 1950 James L. Smith Jr. 1995 R. ChristopherZampogna 1952 Wallace J. Dillingham 2006 Kent T. Stepanishen (1) 1938 Arthur W. Lederer Jr. Delta 1947 James J. Strausler Friendship 1960 Robert K. Doyle Total $4,005.00 1973 Jeffrey D. Vernam 1946 Robert L. McFarlane 1946 David W. Thomas Jr. 1991 Marc M. Alaia 1963 Bill Getzelmann Delta 1959 Aubrey L. Smith III 1945 Kenneth B. Whitehurst 1946 Willis A. Boothe II 1962 Thomas M. Gould 1984 James A. Cook 1944 Charles W. Brossman 1964 Gregory E. Hales AA RICHMOND 1968 Hugh C. Hansen Friendship Perge! Society Wallace 1989 Christopher DeLuca 1949 Fred P. Haas Royal Purple 1964 Lawrence C. Jones 1944 Martin H. Conlin 1946 Robert B. Evans (10) 1964 Robert S. Jepson Jr. 1941 Neil Farnham 1948 John W. Greene Jr. 1994 James B. Hill 1949 D. Robert Mojo 1960 Peter O’Malley (8) 1994 Ira L. Horowitz 1991 Kevin J. Hough Canonsburg 1967 Peter Navolanic II 1945 Thomas L. Galt Perge! Society Fairbanks 1953 George R. Aldhizer Jr. 1967 Carl Greve III 1943 James P. Miller Jr. 1978 Shawn E. Lambacher 1969 George T. Weber Jr. 1965 Nelson Peltz (1) Ft. Armstrong 1950 William J. Haseltine 1954 Robert R. Miller Jr. 1962 Robert T. Martin Friendship Total $3,747.50 1968 Richard D. Stoehr 2000 Adam P. Newell 1939 Robert R. Martin 1970 Michael T. Bucci 1946 John Helmer Jr. 1965 Anthony D. Sakowski Jr. 1959 Donald H. Holman Jr. Perge! Society Wallace 1956 Fredric C. Phares 1970 David H. Bugen 1954 John W. Creighton Jr. (5) 1959 Richard A. Powell Snowy White Owl 1942 Robert M. Bunnell 1944 Robert J. Irvin PENN STATE 1960 William J. Bugg Jr. 1982 Gerald R. Rapp Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1989 Eric T. Ragsdale 1997 Hugh C. Cunto Golden Chain 1957 James J. Howard III (3) 1976 Randall K. Rodriguez 1952 John P. Graybeal 1982 Mark G. Esposito 1961 Walter L. Schulz 1967 William L. Oliver 1969 James A. Jacobs 1988 Michael J. Seggelink 1940 Roy W. Walters Jr. (10) 1957 Robert N. Supple 1945 Harry S. Evans Royal Purple Total $4,200.00 1970 Peter S. Thiele 1977 Ronald C. Nelson 1951 John C. Ferriday Perge! Society Wilkinson 1963 David J. Clark 1965 Barry G. Sharp 1960 Robert C. Samuel 1978 Kent E. Upton 1975 Mark Mattia 1972 Michael J. Stewart 1978 Charles V. Vaughan 1969 Robert S. Ukrop 1956 Robert H. Pine (10)Perge! Society Wallace Canonsburg PUGET SOUND Delta 1965 Dwight W. Davis (9) 1951 Mitchell J. Vogel 1932 Anson V. Riggs 1965 Calvin E. Burgart Delta Perge! Society Wilkinson 1984 Glenn J. Davis 1965 David A. Stout Perge! Society Fairbanks 1972 John G. Finneran Jr. 1968 Clayton N. Loges 1958 Robert C. Jackson 1950 Willett R. Lake Jr. (4) 1960 William G. Hanley (11) 1990 Jason P. Thomas White Star Perge! Society Wallace 1964 John N. Moreau Perge! Society Wallace 1984 James S. Samuel (1) 1950 Ray C. Noll Jr. 1963 George R. Rapp Total $5,085.00 PURDUE 1962 David L. Alexander (7) 1962 Samuel H. Mudie (4) Log Cabin 1964 Charles G. Armstrong (5) Friendship Perge! Society Fairbanks 1963 Karl R. Fink Royal Purple 1957 Benjamin H. Baker III 1962 William R. Miller 1963 William F. Brock (6) 1983 John J. Manginelli (4) OREGON STATE 1979 Richard C. Marquardt Jr. 1965 Roger W. Parkhurst (9) 1960 Charles S. Boone 1982 Craig J. Mardany (5) 1968 William A. Rossi Canonsburg 1965 H. Gray Broughton Black Diamond 1964 Charles G. Armstrong Perge! Society Fairbanks Total $4,794.80 1948 John D. Rowell 1976 Vincent H. Trapani 1962 Gerald B. Bay (11) 1958 Robert A. Brown Purple Clematis 1960 William G. Hanley 1988 James D. Carton IV Log Cabin White Star 1964 Jerome B. Bean Jr. (1) 1945 Norman K. Seethoff 1984 Robert E. Baney 1945 Louis R. Berner Jr. (3) 1967 Robert H. Cunningham SAN DIEGO 1971 James C. Clawson 1965 Roger W. Parkhurst III Snowy White Owl Log Cabin 1977 Christopher B. Burke (6) STATE 1950 Allan E. Bankus Ft. Armstrong 1983 James R. Dodson (1) 1992 Richard P. Cushman 1950 Robert M. Allen 1962 David L. Alexander 1953 Ronald H. Davis Snowy White Owl 1942 Donald A. Bourne 1965 Robert E. Swinehart 1951 Richard E. Grace (5) 1986 Michael A. Borton 1953 Robert T. Bragg 1964 John G. Androski 1969 Alan F. Herbert (5) 1940 William W. Farley 1966 John W. Bowman, III Purple Clematis 1959 Robert W. Gay Jr. Delta 1944 David W. Graham 1962 Gerald B. Bay 1948 Lowell B. Mason Jr. (5) 1992 John D. Crisafulli 1964 Bert E. Loughmiller 1978 Jeffrey T. Buxton Total $15,592.00 1999 Gerard M. Golden 1967 Frank M. Caroselli 1963 William F. Brock 1964 Robert C. Harvey Friendship 1943 Robert E. Wiegand 1964 Richard C. Cammerer 1991 Noel E. Briscoe Delta 1971 Forrest W. Downing 1971 Roger M. Hoos 2001 Justin R. Dunkelberger 1951 Richard E. Grace RPI 1951 Roland C. Houghton Jr. 1990 Ethan M. Rohloff 1945 Robert R. Bergis 1952 John W. Schwentker 1991 Garner F. Saguil 1962 Ronald R. Dueltgen 1997 Gary L. Generose Purple Clematis 1961 Douglas L. Martin 1964 Charles R. Harte, III 1988 Curt R. Ward 1987 William R. Brand 1981 James M. McCormack Total $825.00 1943 Rupert E. Fixott Ft. Armstrong 1952 Theron C. Gorden 1967 David C. Necker 1991 Keith E. Downes 2001 Scott C. Quarforth 1965 Dana R. Pickup 1964 Jerome B. Bean Jr. 1998 William M. Hartley 1945 Edward E. Ralston 1943 A. Burton Lind 1945 Louis R. Berner Jr. SAN JOSE 1949 Robert S. McClenaghan Jr. 1965 Richard L. Stover Ft. Armstrong 1947 James R. Richman Snowy White Owl 1977 Christopher B. Burke 1992 Brian C. Berg 1936 Charles H. Ryland STATE 1971 Kenneth B. Ross 1956 Eugene A. Cernan 1959 Aubrey L. Smith III 1980 George N. Stewart IV 2004 Alexander D. Bluhm 1974 James E. Triemplar Purple Clematis Delta 1948 William W. Heath 1987 Michael D. Keats Perge! Society Norris 1990 Gary H. Kurotori Friendship 1969 Alan F. Herbert 1964 Thomas F. Basgen 1993 Kevin J. Cull 1988 Keith E. Kruse 1964 Robert S. Jepson Jr. (7) Friendship 1939 Robert R. Hutchison Jr. 1948 Lowell B. Mason Jr. 2004 Andrew T. Linn Total $10,394.96 1992 Christian S. Collins 2001 Gabriel R. Carlton 1959 James C. Redinger 1993 Cory M. Cunningham 1963 Charles E. Knopf Jr. Snowy White Owl 1977 Hugh R. Phillis 1974 Gary R. Richert 1994 Dexter K. Lee 1968 David R. Dahlstrom 1939 William H. Smith ROSE- HULMAN SEWANEE 1979 James A. Fort 1955 F. Daniel Wilder Friendship Friendship 1951 George J. Spradling 1991 E. Christopher Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong 1950 James P. Gillilan Snowy White Owl 1971 Steven C. Goble 1953 Thomas P. Haynie III 1951 Frank R. Hedges 1974 Michael R. Arnold Lundquist 2006 John W. Carr 1962 Robert W. Brown Perge! Society Wallace 1970 James M. Lowes Snowy White Owl 1996 Marcus B. Hill 1978 R. Lee Bruce Snowy White Owl 1959 William R. Weaver 1993 Jareer Kasrawi 1976 Mark C. Krauss 1987 William R. Brand (9) 1969 Ronald P. Moehler 1959 John O. Cofﬁ n Perge! Society Fairbanks 1970 George J. Butkovich Jr. Delta 1946 John W. McKinnon 1995 Matthew J. Garrett 2002 Michael E. Dockins 1952 Coleman Goatley 1949 Donald C. Mills 1999 Matthew D. Nee 1994 Dexter K. Lee (1) 2003 Stephen M. Oechslein 1945 Lewis H. Hollmeyer Jr. Total $8,935.00 1976 R. Edwin Fain Friendship 1981 Jon T. Rodriguez 1978 John T. Hopkins 1972 James H. Graham 1962 David J. Harvill Perge! Society Fairbanks 1974 Steven P. Petrosino 1982 James D. Shute III 1970 Neill S. Lankford 1982 Michael J. Schipper 2001 Justin D. Wear 1950 Allan E. Bankus (1) 1940 Richard C. Potter RHODE 1987 Joseph A. Weist Perge! Society Fairbanks 1945 Norman K. Seethoff (6) 2001 Scott M. Simko 2001 Ryan D. Yarnell 1962 Larry M. Ray Delta 1953 Thomas P. Haynie III (2) Total $2,820.00 1941 Charles C. Reeves ISLAND 1979 Thomas R. Burtzlaff Total $920.00 1966 David L. Young Purple Clematis Perge! Society Wallace 1948 Raymond J. Rudolph 1975 Michael A. Huhnke 1968 David F. Stelzer 1975 Thomas M. Ryan 1984 Brent A. Mewhinney PENNSYLVANIA 1967 William L. Oliver (8) Ft. Armstrong SOUTH Black Diamond 1972 Michael J. Stewart (1) 1975 Thomas J. Ubelhour Friendship 1968 Jay B. Votaw 1955 Bradford R. Boss 1972 Gary N. Bowman 1948 George C. Sternad Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1969 John W. Mills FLORIDA Canonsburg 1984 Robert E. Baney (5) 1974 D. Garrad Warren III 1979 Michael D. Chapman Snowy White Owl 1950 Norman V. Yost Snowy White Owl 2006 Courtney A. Davidson 1960 Peter O’Malley 1963 Charles E. Knopf Jr. (1) 1948 Alfred Armstrong Jr. 1977 Eugene N. Balter White Star Total $53,825.20 Delta 1978 Charles E. Huffman 1970 L. Jeffrey Fitterman 1962 G. Samuel Bangs 1958 Edward W. Davis Jr. 2000 Jason A. Macak 1946 Robert B. Evans 1986 Stephen J. MacDonald Friendship Purple Clematis 1945 Andrew Berkley Jr. 1993 Leonard J. Muhlenkamp 1972 Paul E. Mendelssohn PITTSBURGH 1948 Paul A. Blakely AA 1970 James T. Sherry 1969 Daniel J. Phelps 1948 Alfred J. Buescher Delta Total $371.76 Delta White Star 1973 Morgan J. Burke 2001 Dominick S. Smith 1940 Roy W. Walters Jr. 1950 Robert P. Crowner 1954 Raymond G. Lundgren Jr. 2007 Timothy J. Wilson 1952 Jerome F. Kinney III 1962 Dennis F. Magner 1965 Nelson Peltz Log Cabin 1949 William F. Currise Total $2,728.00 SOUTHERN 1976 Vincent H. Trapani 1946 John C. Dittrich Friendship 1956 Theodore H. Rehmeyer 1970 David E. Adams CALIFORNIA Friendship Purple Clematis 1983 James R. Dodson 1954 John W. Creighton Jr. 1953 Allen L. Gerard 1980 Dennis J. Duffy RUTGERS White Star 1945 Robert L. Becker Jr. 1950 James I. Gifford Jr. Purple Clematis 1954 Raymond J. Dunning AA 1956 Leonard C. Dill III Ft. Armstrong 1961 Thomas G. Gotschall 1957 James J. Howard III 1976 William C. Heath 1968 Paul H. Harpin 1962 Samuel H. Mudie Purple Clematis 1948 William H. Harrison Jr. 1961 Robert D. Kerr 1967 David M. 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SOUTHERN STANFORD Snowy White Owl 1963 W. Hugh Looney III TEXAS AT Purple Clematis 1956 John R. Fraker 1964 Wilson K. Mason III CALIFORNIA 1955 Howard A. Rubin 1945 Kenneth Markwell Jr. 1950 William K. Merkel ARLINGTON Ft. Armstrong Ft. Armstrong 1957 Benjamin B. McCeney Jr. 1951 John K. Mitchell Purple Clematis lifetime 1952 Donald H. Landwehr 1948 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. 1970 James M. Miller 1956 David C. Parker 1972 Kirk D. Walden 1950 John B. Leisure Snowy White Owl 1972 John J. Sheridan 1953 Robert W. Pratt Jr. Snowy White Owl 1983 Howard A. Schwimmer 1953 Richard J. Borda 1950 W. I. Thornton Jr. 1976 John K. Turner 1983 D. Mark Smith giving Snowy White Owl 1966 Philip G. Chapman 1976 Mark D. Turner 1959 William R. Weaver Friendship 1997 Tyson K. Beem 1954 James P. Gordon 1991 Montgomery G. Turner 1956 Abner W. Wilson 1970 Jack R. Barber societies 1953 Max T. Hirdler Jr. 1954 Eugene K. Shank 1953 Robert B. Whittle Delta 1971 Walter E. Hammond 1946 Robert W. Holstrom 1962 William T. White III 1967 William M. Wood III 1943 James G. Blanchette Jr. 2001 Richard A. Hewitt Jr. 1952 Joseph E. Johnson Friendship 1934 Robert S. Young 1957 Lee Caldwell 1995 Roger A. Hughes Jr. Friendship Delta 1959 Stewart C. Adams Jr. Delta 1976 Robert O. Canon 1972 Michael D. Jarrett 1961 Willard B. Buchanan 1951 Boyd H. Benson 1957 George E. Dominick 1954 Marshall T. Clegg 1990 Warren V. Norred Up to $499 1971 John H. Reith 1972 Frederick J. Ergen 1956 Bert C. Engelhardt 2005 Richard K. Stuart III 1937 Paul H. Hardacre Delta Friendship 1954 John M. Heidt 1953 Clifton G. Foster Jr. 1953 C. Craig Fritsche Perge! Society Wallace 1969 Andre P. Affatato 1949 Donald C. Mills 1967 James D. Froula 1956 Ted C. Hager 1972 Kirk D. Walden (7) $500-$999 1973 William H. Crowhurst 1951 David W. Oberlin 1952 Wallace D. Kessel 1974 Bruce R. Hotze Sr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1983 Brock J. Dewey 1961 Lynn M. Rising 1946 Carl S. Kincaid Jr. 1936 George J. Merriman Jr. 1983 D. M. Smith (2) Snowy White Owl 1985 T. R. Gregory Friendship 1952 Robert H. Northington Total $2,138.28 1950 Harold J. Ward Jr. $1,000-$2,499 1967 Edward G. Healy Perge! Society Fairbanks 1978 Foster D. Arnett Jr. 1991 Steven D. Oldham 1972 Richard G. Lynch 1948 Raymond R. Morgan Jr. (6) 1961 Gary L. Cormany 1985 Wayne S. Patterson TEXAS AT SAN Ft. Armstrong 1967 P. Michael McDermott 1955 Howard A. Rubin (7) 1950 John R. Cox 1952 T. Ray Perry 1964 Mark H. Peacock Total $2,165.00 1960 Charles T. Dooley 1956 Gary P. Woody ANTONIO $2,500-$4,999 1967 Gene S. Prochnow Jr. 1966 Dennis M. Falls 1959 Don C. Wukasch Friendship Purple Clematis 1966 Jefferson H. Rowley 1973 D. Winston Frazier Friendship 1997 Joseph E. Legere 1968 Patrick H. Saxon SYRACUSE 1966 Paul D. Goddard Jr. 1952 Bobby G. Agnew 2009 Michael H. Patterson $5,000-$7,499 1956 Kenneth G. Sayles White Star 1962 Henry W. Hope 1951 Ralph J. Aniol Jr. 1963 Gary M. Stever 1958 Michael O. Shipley 1958 Edward F. Lay 1955 Carey C. Bruce Jr. Log Cabin 1984 Craig T. Takata Log Cabin 1978 Leslie B. Mayﬁ eld 1965 Arnold C. Falk III TEXAS $7,500-$9,999 Perge! Society Wallace 1960 Alan W. Larson 1963 David L. McLain 1951 Henry B. Fleming CHRISTIAN 1954 Raymond J. Dunning (5) Ft. Armstrong 1956 Richard J. Oglesby Jr. 1958 Joseph H. Gray White Star 1967 David M. Todd (5) 1965 Michael E. Chateauneuf 1990 Timothy L. Pitts 1958 Herbert F. Hamilton Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Fairbanks 1938 David R. Coffman 2003 Hunter K. Purnell 1961 Robert K. Hillin 1995 Kevin T. Barnett $10,000-$17,499 1952 Joseph E. Johnson (1) 1975 Robert W. Whiteford 1944 William R. Selden 1996 Brandon K. Holcomb Snowy White Owl 1983 Howard A. Schwimmer (7) Snowy White Owl 1971 S. Jack Staples III 1978 John R. Kent 1982 W. Scott Anderson Canonsburg 1981 Kevin L. Kelley Total $13,419.50 1944 John L. Bruch Jr. 1945 John M. Thornburgh Jr. 1948 William G. Kinney $17,500-$24,999 1950 Robert H. Doty 1970 George M. Trotter III 1980 W. Scott McAfee Delta 1956 Richard S. Golobic 1965 Gerald L. Vantrease 1952 Robert S. McCaig 1990 Dean A. Weaver Royal Purple SOUTHERN 1965 F. Thomas Havern 1951 Phillip W. Voltz Jr. 2004 Austin C. Miller Friendship METHODIST 1984 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1949 Joe P. Nelson Jr. 1987 David W. Allison $25,000-$49,999 1954 Bruce M. Kennedy 1965 Joseph C. Cook Jr. (6) 1947 Thomas H. Newton 2003 Peter E. Dodd Royal Purple 1998 Travis J. English Golden Chain 1963 George W. Bramblett Jr. 1952 Russell A. King 1952 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. (9) 1952 Fred W. Patterson Sr. 1961 Mark R. Roadarmel 1970 James M. Miller (2) 1949 Jack L. Phillips 2006 Matthew B. Gamble $50,000-$74,999 White Star 1988 Michael L. Johnson 1985 Douglas C. Gardner 1953 Edward W. Seager 1976 Mark D. Turner (2) 1982 Robert T. Ray 1965 John P. Trever Total $5,769.80 1957 David A. Rogers 1983 Terry E. Skinner Black Diamond Purple Clematis Perge! Society Wilkinson 1976 Bradley W. Brookshire Delta 1974 William L. Rudd III $75,000-$99,999 1944 John L. Bidle 1968 David C. Schick 1995 Kevin T. Barnett (4) Ft. Armstrong TENNESSEE Perge! Society Fairbanks 1960 Thomas E. Armstrong 1954 Robert W. Feucht 1973 Philip C. Stellar Centennial 1962 Gordon K. Haggett 1958 Marc H. Stewart 1981 Kevin L. Kelley (4) 1963 Michael M. Boone TECH Total $3,091.96 $100,000-$249,999 Snowy White Owl 1982 Edward J. Hughes Delta 1950 Patrick H. Swearingen Jr. 1976 Bruce C. Henderson 1954 Philip B. Huttar 2002 Kevin G. Givens 1949 J. Zack Thompson Thomas R. Marshall 1960 Walter T. Henderson 1961 James R. McGrath 1982 Jackie R. Wilmore Jr. 1994 J. Kirk Tucker TEXAS TECH 1976 John W. Johnson 1963 Robert C. Raimondo Friendship 1958 Robert D. Valerius Calvin Coolidge $250,000-$499,999 Friendship 1978 John T. Vance III 1993 Jason A. Kulas 1994 W. Joseph Czarneski IV 1962 Vance M. Hubbard Calvin Coolidge 1961 James R. McGuire 1954 Allan C. Anderson 1999 J. Brent Ellis 1958 James D. Welch Royal Purple 1963 Ralph L. Shanks Jr. 1953 Richard J. Beyer 2005 Matthew L. Hickey 1962 Tom G. Wright 1954 Marlis E. Smith $500,000-$999,999 1972 Allister M. Waldrop Jr. 1956 Thad L. Beyle 1985 Martin A. Hunt Perge! Society Norris Canonsburg 1966 Robert E. Wilson 1949 Robert F. Coulter Total $825.00 1980 Ardon E. Moore III (1) 1959 Robert F. Brown Founders 1958 Newell H. Grace Jr. Perge! Society Wilkinson Delta White Star $1 million and above 1982 William D. Armstrong 1960 Charles D. Haggett 1979 Robert C. Orr (8) 1955 E. Fred Currie 1970 Roger Q. Beck 1946 George K. Huckins TEXAS Perge! Society Wallace 1962 O. Wayne Isom 1981 Robert G. Bender 1977 H. Steven Jennison Golden Chain 1957 Robert H. Bohn (4) Purple Clematis 1976 Henry R. Bockus III 1954 Blair A. Knapp 1961 Jeffrey M. Heller 1961 Jeffrey M. Heller (9) 1957 C. Robert Black AA Ad Astra 1984 Walter R. Fawcett III 2001 Milan R. Kosanovich Royal Purple 1960 Scott Petty Jr. (3) 1959 C. Donnell Echols 1958 James G. Lea 1957 Robert F. Kuhne 1949 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. 1949 DeWitt Waltmon Sr. (10) 1984 Glenn D. Moor 1976 Mark L. Meyer 1982 William A. Lafontaine Canonsburg Perge! Society Fairbanks 1958 George H. Nelson Perge! Society levels: 1976 Christopher B. Miller 1971 Barry E. Lindblom 1979 Robert C. Orr 1976 Robert O. Canon (1) 1956 Kenneth W. Whittington 1961 D. Eugene Redmond Jr. 1971 David T. Mance, Jr. White Star 1965 Thomas O. Harbison (1) Ft. Armstrong Norris ($5,000+) 1967 Frederick R. Michel 1980 Ardon E. Moore III 1971 David D. Livingston (2) 1964 Jon P. Rowe 1964 Marvin G. Stephens Jr. Wilkinson ($2,000+) 1976 John S. Stevenson 1973 Kenneth G. Murawski 1961 John J. Redfern III 1978 David A. McAllister (1) Snowy White Owl 1990 Andrew M. Wright 1952 Edward J. Ralston Purple Clematis 1956 Donald R. Mighell (5) 1955 F. L. Ballard Wallace ($1,000+) Friendship 1967 David S. Sidor 1961 C. Preston Butcher 1956 David C. Parker (2) 1969 Michael B. Barrett 1993 Anton A. Albrand 1953 William Skye 1956 Donald R. Mighell 1946 Howard W. Parker (2) 1969 John E. Estes Fairbanks ($500+) 1963 Jerry L. Grable Perge! Society Wilkinson 1960 Scott Petty Jr. 1953 Robert W. Pratt Jr. (4) 1965 O. Randal Greebon 1981 Willard H. Langhenry 1960 Alan W. Larson (6) Ft. Armstrong 1954 Jere W. Thompson (1) 1962 Thomas E. Link 1960 John Q. Melcher Perge! Society Wallace 1952 Charles M. Berkey Total $25,800.80 1967 Larry K. Lowe 1978 William H. Millard Jr. 1965 Michael E. Chateauneuf (2) 1957 Robert H. Bohn 1959 Richard P. Lowke 1960 Jeff E. Samford Jr. 1938 David R. Coffman (2) 1944 William G. Dwyer 1966 R. Clark Pﬂ uger Perge! Society Fairbanks 1944 William N. Hamilton TEXAS A & M 1960 Jesse D. Wilkinson Ft. Armstrong 1961 Bert E. Pope 2004 Daniel E. Williams 1984 Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (2) 1965 Thomas O. Harbison 1988 John E. Roueche III 1958 Michael O. Shipley (7) 1978 David A. McAllister 2002 Ryan K. Williams 1976 William S. Wilson Snowy White Owl Delta Perge! Society Norris Total $7,636.96 1946 Howard W. Parker 1967 William A. Adams 1954 Jere W. Thompson 1981 Mack O. Forrester 1963 George W. Bramblett Jr. (6) 1982 D. Greg Graham 1970 Bill L. Andrews 1985 Douglas C. Gardner (2) Snowy White Owl 1958 Charles C. Beatty TENNESSEE 1949 Aubrey C. Black 1989 Robert F. McGoldrick Perge! Society Fairbanks Log Cabin Friendship 1958 James E. Cannon 1963 Michael M. Boone (5) 1955 Harrison N. Bowes 1955 Bobby G. Waddle 1952 John B. Hollingsworth Jr. 1943 Robert R. Bridges 1981 Clay J. Pollard 1984 Walter R. Fawcett III (1) Purple Clematis 2004 Gary A. Sanchez 1974 Ron L. White 1966 Robert E. Wilson (4) 1944 James E. Delehanty 1979 Stephen S. Williams 1965 Joseph C. Cook Jr. 1964 Jack D. Holford 1980 Lias J. Steen Total $23,813.00 Ft. Armstrong Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship 1976 David M. Keeton 2000 David R. Akins 1973 John G. Brewer 1971 David D. Livingston 2002 Ryan K. Williams (5) 1943 Robert G. Reaves Jr. Total $1,246.00 1997 Marc R. Botik

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1970 Johnnie M. Brewer Perge! Society Wallace VIRGINIA TECH WASHINGTON 1956 Bert C. Engelhardt 1993 Brian K. Giammalva 1954 John D. Harkey 1980 Philip DeToledo (2) Canonsburg Golden Chain 1952 Robert M. Gordon Jr. 1996 Eric Krozier 1963 Kenneth R. Lokey 1946 Alfred L. Woodill (5) 1984 Jeffrey D. Carter 1961 Ronald D. Crockett 1959 H. King Hartman Total $376.32 2001 Sean G. McMullen Perge! Society Fairbanks 1992 David S. Harrison 1935 Robert D. Watt AA 1975 James H. Norris Jr. 1976 Gary W. Morgan 1953 Robert O. Bonham (1) White Star White Star 1941 Harold W. Perkins WESTERN 1960 William C. Pfl uger 1983 Gregory F. Castle (5) 1973 N. Michael F. Griffi th 1955 John C. Radovich 1984 Joseph J. Wagner Jr. 1969 Jim R. Rich 1983 Jeffrey M. Downey (3) Ft. Armstrong Log Cabin Friendship ONTARIO 1983 Michael H. Rockafellow 1965 Rahim M. Javanmard (1) 1976 Ward A. Follette 1969 Gary L. Ostenson 1961 Howard T. Alexander Purple Clematis 1958 Dale J. Roselius 1953 Richard D. Naulty (9) Snowy White Owl Purple Clematis 1953 William E. Allen 1974 John G. Starzynski 1951 Ronald L. Rushing 1956 Donald J. Regan (4) 1986 Dana W. Hesse 1955 James R. Houston 1947 Edward E. Long Jr. Ft. Armstrong 2005 Jeffrey S. Sage Total $6,754.00 1999 Jeffrey M. Scattergood 1962 Michael B. Jeffers 1948 Thomas V. McKee 1986 Mark P. Trenton 1978 Mark P. Slaughter Delta 1963 Norman K. Thordarson 1939 Charles M. Moffat Snowy White Owl 1980 Gene Taylor UNION 1992 John C. Hepler Ft. Armstrong 2001 Robert P. Swart 1972 Murray L. Coulter 1948 George R. Wall 2001 Brendan J. McMurrer 1947 George C. Briggs Jr. Total $1,730.00 1974 Douglas M. Workman 1977 Larry D. Watkins Ft. Armstrong 1949 John E. Post 1988 David C. Venable 1951 Donald T. McKay Delta 1983 Jonathan G. Weiss Friendship 1973 Gary S. Olson 1999 Scott E. Peters Perge! Society Norris Snowy White Owl WASHINGTON 1943 Robert B. Gillie 1998 Geoffrey S. Ax 1952 Peter C. White Sr. 1970 William A. Szego 1959 Robert F. Brown (8) 2000 C. Jason Berger 1960 R. Kirk Wilson & LEE Friendship 1962 Vance M. Hubbard (9) 1984 Stephen G. Wall 1962 H. Frederick Wintsch 1980 Edward W. East Snowy White Owl Snowy White Owl 1971 Timothy R. Day Perge! Society Wilkinson 2000 Brandon M. Kelley 1943 Thomas E. Allen 1957 Jordan M. Smith 1991 Joseph R. Matton 1955 E. F. Currie (3) Delta 1991 Jay W. Freeland 2004 John M. Tabb, III 1954 Donald H. Brazier Jr. 1956 Samuel A. Syme Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks Perge! Society Wallace 1986 James F. Trexel 1952 George E. Casperson Delta 1999 Scott E. Peters (1) 1957 C. R. Black (2) 1962 Klaus W. Rittmann 1971 John C. Robbins III 2005 James B. Webb 1953 Paul B. Helsby 1948 William F. Clayton 1974 John G. Starzynski (9) 1962 O. W. Isom (8) 1983 Paul T. Zawistowski 1946 Jasper V. Howard 1968 James J. Dawson Total $2,215.00 1962 Thomas E. Link (1) Friendship 1962 John H. Bergeron Perge! Society Norris 1956 Harold A. Moldstad Jr. 1953 C. Craig Fritsche 1959 Richard P. Lowke (1) 1992 David S. Harrison (3) 1946 L. Thomas Murray Jr. Friendship 1984 Glenn D. Moor (5) 1977 Mace A. Bloom WESTMINSTER 1956 John D. Paracka Perge! Society Wallace 1961 Gerald A. Nielsen 1953 Robert F. Duguay 1954 Marlis E. Smith (11) 1973 N. M. Griffi th (9) 1946 D. Clinton Prescott Jr. 1976 David K. Eubank Ft. Armstrong 1956 Kenneth W. Whittington (5) 1952 Donald R. Smith, Jr. 1956 Robert H. Lingenfelter Total $1,235.00 Perge! Society Fairbanks 1950 H. Cecil Webb 1949 Harry Harding Perge! Society Fairbanks 1984 Jeffrey D. Carter (5) 1965 Ronald C. Wilderman 2002 Michael D. Hodge 1957 William E. Parrish 1955 F. L. Ballard (2) Total $8,543.48 Delta 1974 David L. Moore Jr. Snowy White Owl 1967 Larry K. Lowe (1) UTAH STATE 1968 Charles R. Ekberg 1960 Willoughby Newton III 1960 Charles M. McCann 1964 Marvin G. Stephens Jr. (3) Snowy White Owl 1967 Steven C. Galbraith 1959 Laurence M. Smail 1960 Thomas L. McDonald Total $23,988.87 1969 Karl D. Zufelt WABASH 1953 Gerald E. Gibbons 2006 Alexander H. Weintz Delta Delta Golden Chain 1975 Robert W. Juhl Total $1,245.00 1967 Ernest V. Hodge 1976 Kenneth J. Hammerle 1942 John H. Schroeder 1954 Robert L. Kuebler 1964 Thomas M. Murphy TORONTO Canonsburg 1961 Phillip L. Reynolds White Star 1974 Mitchell H. Mason 1948 William L. Latimer Friendship 1979 N. Clay Robbins 1946 Robert L. McFarlane WASHINGTON Friendship 1983 Graeme W. Norval White Star 1957 Jimmy D. Adams Ft. Armstrong 1983 William D. Robinson 1956 Leonard G. Perry STATE Total $331.48 1969 John C. Schroeder 1950 Robert R. Redman 1974 Victor Adams V 1985 David W. Booz Purple Clematis Ft. Armstrong 1956 Roger W. Blumer Snowy White Owl 1958 Larry L. Weidkamp 1959 Gerald R. Fox 1961 Joseph D. Barnette Jr. Friendship 1968 Richard K. Elder 1964 W. David Ellis VERMONT 1943 Robert Bracken 1956 Robert W. Higgins 1964 Brian D. Johnson 1949 Alfred M. George 1947 James W. Art 1978 Augustan D. Kittson Snowy White Owl Ft. Armstrong 2005 Richard E. Bangert, III 1951 William V. McKnelly Jr. 1937 D. Whiting Lathrop 1970 Gregory L. Foster 1962 Rick L. Allen 1964 Herbert V. Levinsky 1956 Neal B. Prater 1955 David R. McCamus 1984 William I. Carpenter 1970 Harlan R. Mayer II Delta 1978 Jeff D. Lundy 1952 George Chalich 1958 Dale G. Schaefer 1982 Michael P. Weir 1978 David D. Martin 1966 John C. Meng Jr. Snowy White Owl 1955 Andrew W. Walker Delta 1978 Marshall T. Cromer 1992 John D. Metcalf 1993 Jeffrey G. Schwartz Snowy White Owl 1967 Leigh S. Davidson Perge! Society Wallace 1953 George O. Hayman Friendship 1948 Jack E. Adamson 1964 Kelly W. Montfort 1960 Charles M. McCann (2) 1971 Nicholas J. Poppenk 1965 John G. Doces 1951 Ralph L. Rawson 1997 Sean P. Casey 1967 J. Chris Bird 1985 Steven M. Helmbrecht Perge! Society Fairbanks Friendship 1994 David P. Harnois 1969 John B. Culley Jr. 1966 Philip H. Smith 1960 Thomas L. McDonald (3) 1950 Bruce C. Bone 1975 James R. Hinz 1964 Dale L. Wierman 1984 Brett P. Joseph 1979 Edward A. Harlamert 1943 Dolph G. Hoyt Jr. 1957 William E. Parrish (5) 1954 Neal A. Irwin 1986 Wayne K. Woolery 1971 Theodore F. Holland III Delta Total $2,880.00 1956 Donald L. Lloyd 1951 Charles H. Jepsen 1961 James E. Reece Jr. Perge! Society Fairbanks 1945 Donald B. Korb 1981 Mark E. Johansen 1967 Dwight D. Lupish 1993 Jeffrey G. Schwartz (1) 1939 Robert H. Long 1960 Charles Shaul Perge! Society Wallace 1987 Tyler M. Johnson Friendship WILLIAM Total $1,107.81 1965 William E. Myers 1955 J. Thomas Kuebler 1983 Graeme W. Norval (8) 1969 Vance C. Parkhurst 1996 W. Lance Daly Total $2,813.01 1967 Richard C. McAuliffe 1960 Peter S. Dawson JEWELL 1954 James M. Sears Jr. Log Cabin VILLANOVA 1967 Robert E. Sonnemaker 1999 Erik J. Fay Friendship 1939 James P. McGoldrick II 1958 Raymond L. Lakey 1952 Wilber B. Spalding Jr. UCLA 1977 Paul B. Van Ness 1979 Stephen P. Miller Ft. Armstrong 1993 Jeffrey A. Fuchs 1953 Thomas E. Woerner 1987 Jeffrey T. Mouck White Star 2000 John-Paul Tancona 1959 Lyman W. Newton 1972 Clifford O. Ridgway 1947 Jack L. Capps 1953 Richard D. Naulty Delta 1972 Russell S. Noble Snowy White Owl 1956 Donald H. Dinwiddie 1986 Gary R. Sanders 1946 Alfred L. Woodill 1937 Burr Odell 1970 Gary E. Schell 1955 Myron E. Clark Ft. Armstrong VIRGINIA 1965 Raymond M. Hartwell 2007 Shane A. Richards 1980 Kent T. Dicus 1950 John N. Kroetz 1959 Gene Sutton 1983 Gregory F. Castle Canonsburg 2003 Tad B. Richards Perge! Society Wallace 1961 Michael G. Fligg 1980 Philip DeToledo 1972 Benjamin B. 1980 Mark J. Merkle 1957 Van R. Wilson 1939 Robert P. Morf Friendship 1956 Robert W. Higgins (3) 1956 Donald J. Regan LeCompte III 1967 Timothy B. Yaryan Total $3,080.00 1963 Gary G. Schneider 1962 Urban T. Thompson III White Star 2000 Kevin T. Brechting Perge! Society Wallace Delta Snowy White Owl 1941 E. Hadley Stuart Jr. 1958 Rand Burnette 1961 Ronald D. Crockett (5) 2000 Nicholaus C. Bartlow 1983 Jeffrey M. Downey Ft. Armstrong 1961 David R. Fink 1973 Gary S. Olson (3) WEST 1975 Mark P. Foley 1965 Rahim M. Javanmard 1955 Dale M. Duvall 1953 Daniel F. Korb 1955 John C. Radovich (9) 1975 William C. Hankins 1985 Scott B. Parry Snowy White Owl 1974 William A. Kunkel IV 1963 Norman K. Thordarson (6) VIRGINIA 1950 Jerald G. Scofi eld 1946 Thomas M. Paterson 1955 C. Breckenridge Arrington Jr. 1950 Byron S. Lingeman Perge! Society Fairbanks Ft. Armstrong 1965 William W. Strange Jr. Delta 1951 A. Colquitt Shackelford Jr. 1958 Roland N. Litterst Sr. 1954 Donald H. Brazier Jr. (3) 1977 Mark N. Roth 1969 James W. Woods II 1953 Robert O. Bonham Delta 1984 Thomas J. Murray 1955 James R. Houston (6) Delta Friendship 1947 Warren L. Dodson 1948 H. Hunter Kennard 1966 John C. Phares 1962 Michael B. Jeffers (5) 1984 Harold J. Creel 1963 William B. Black 1957 Richard B. Miller Friendship 1955 Ralph G. Powell 1969 Gary L. Ostenson (10) 1976 Mark W. Obermann 1939 Loren H. Butler 1947 Roland F. Moritz 2001 Kevin L. Beicke 1985 C. Davies Reed Total $12,355.00 Friendship 1949 John E. Dietrich 1947 Richard T. Morrow 1957 William C. Childress 1973 John F. Reynolds 1978 Robert C. Snyder 1988 John C. Hummel 1984 Richard Oberreiter 1965 William R. Easton 2005 Jonathan D. Schwarz 1973 Terry A. Wolfe 2000 Brett A. Luckenbill 1949 H. Ralph Snyder Jr. 2007 Jonathan R. Hilliard 1949 Thomas B. Shearman WASHINGTON Perge! Society Fairbanks 1996 Chris E. Myers Friendship 1941 John M. Perry 2004 Daniel L. Sweet 1977 Mark N. Roth (2) 1960 Leonard L. Poppenhagen 1953 Richard A. Williams & JEFFERSON Total $612.61 1957 Richard B. Bradley 1969 Robert L. Smith III Purple Clematis 1996 Brett P. Smith 1967 Anthony R. Carr 1970 R. Michael Sorensen Perge! Society Wilkinson Perge! Society Wallace 1979 N. C. Robbins (11) 1946 Gordon A. Wilson Jr. 1944 Martin H. Conlin 1988 Peter K. Swisher Ft. Armstrong WESTERN 1952 Wilber B. Spalding Jr. (4) 1959 Robert J. King 1951 David M. Wakelee 1969 John C. Schroeder (9) Total $3,142.55 Perge! Society Wallace 1972 D. Lawrence Wickerham 1961 William L. Moore Perge! Society Wallace Snowy White Owl MICHIGAN 1952 Dennis Morrow 1941 E. H. Stuart Jr. (6) 1942 John H. Schroeder (7) Snowy White Owl Perge! Society Fairbanks 1955 Demas L. McVay Jr. WILLIAMS 1947 John M. Owen 1972 Benjamin B. LeCompte III 1949 T. Urling Walker 1986 Richard S. Sampson 1956 Donald E. Rowson (11) 1961 Joseph D. Barnette Jr. (11) Delta Snowy White Owl 1943 Robert Bracken (6) Delta 1943 Robert B. Gillie 1962 John L. Ryan Total $4,297.26 1940 William O. Ash 1999 Corey A. Watt 1951 James M. Walters 1971 Theodore F. Holland III (2) Friendship 1962 Charles J. Kurtz III 1966 John C. Meng Jr. (6) 1942 Edward R. Bartley 1997 Eric A. Burgess Total $10,405.00

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WILLIAMS 1983 Jeffrey D. Rudolph FOUNDATION Alicia Lerud Friendship 1984 Glenn R. Theile Darleen and Harold Lucey 1949 John H. Dalton 1946 Stanley J. Wood FRIENDS Davis Masten 1954 J. Roger Moody Friendship Thomas Marshall Mr. & Mrs. James G. McCurdy lifetime Total $625.00 1979 N. Douglas Baker Beechwood Educational Jo Anne and Steve McKnight 1962 A. Gilbert Belles IV Foundation Celso L. Mendes 1950 Raymond C. Kinzel White Star Sharyl and Joseph Milegich giving WISCONSIN 1935 Edward D. Lamb Rho Phi House Corporation John and Shelli-Marie Nelson Ft. Armstrong 1980 Ernest M. Manuel Jr. Log Cabin Network For Good societies 1958 James E. Freytag 1951 Roland B. Minette Steven D. Gardner Roland and Jean Pagni Snowy White Owl 1950 Victor W. Moellering SW Florida Graduate Chapter Susie & Jeff Passeggi 1955 K. Bingham Cady 1961 Jack P. Reynard Jr. Purple Clematis Myrn K. Philbrick Friendship 1957 Anthony J. Haen Jr. 1948 Dean W. Shaffer Charles and Deborah Camp Michele and Donald Reynolds 1955 Raymond R. Kubly Jr. 1950 Raymond R. Stasco Fogel, Keating, Wagner, Polidori Walter Richards Up to $499 1969 Theodore J. Moreau 1966 David A. Steckler and Shafner Tim Rieke 1976 William G. Rasche 1982 Todd E. Williams Janeann Hackley Trust M. Brad and Georgina Delta 1977 James J. Sugden III 2006 Stephen M. Wilson Ft. Armstrong Robinson $500-$999 Delta 1943 E. Davis Woellner Jr. Hunter Miller Family, LLC Debra Sciotto 1969 M. Gregory Anunson Perge! Society Wilkinson Snowy White Owl Valerie and Michael Seng Snowy White Owl 1967 Gregory E. Custer 1963 G. David K. Hopper (9) Colorado Cable Tel Audrey and Jeffrey Smith 1964 Stephen R. Moore Perge! Society Wallace Communications Assoc Karen Sowell $1,000-$2,499 1983 John D. Porter III 1974 Peter G. Welsh (7) Patricia Evans Prudence Stewart Ft. Armstrong 1983 Anthony I. Purtell 1967 Joseph E. Williamson (4) Fred and Mary Eddy Jones David & Rebecca Triana Friendship Perge! Society Fairbanks Foundation Laura and Roger Turnbow $2,500-$4,999 1956 Gordon L. Brunsell 1936 William G. Frick (1) Nancy L. Garrett United Way of Central and 1960 Kenneth R. DeWeerdt 1956 Benjamin A. Harris (3) Lowell and Ruth Haga Northeastern Connecticut Purple Clematis 1965 P. Dan Gilbert 1972 Jeffrey J. Palker (8) Herff Jones, Inc Carol J. VanErt $5,000-$7,499 1964 John H. Hendricks 1977 David H. Prescott (3) Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Jason A. Victor 1952 Michael J. Hettinger 1983 Jeffrey D. Rudolph (1) Leininger Ruth S. Walters Log Cabin 1962 David L. Heuerman 1992 Eric B. Westendorf (2) Luminate, LLC David and Lorna Ward 1960 John C. Hofmann Total $10,979.00 Lindsey & Ken Meyersieck Bruce R. Wilson $7,500-$9,999 1960 John C. Holman Risk Placement Services, Inc Debra and John Winters White Star 1954 Thomas J. Koffolt TRC Betty W. Wooley 1966 John A. MacKay WPI Wykle Holding Corporation Young Presidents’ Organization $10,000-$17,499 1975 Jeffrey L. Reis Ft. Armstrong Delta - Alumni 1949 Gilbert W. Ross 1974 Thomas I. Burns All Florida Phi Gamma Delta William F. Zimpher Canonsburg 1949 Albert Hardaker 1987 Scott R. Simon Chapter House Corp. Total $99,897.07 $17,500-$24,999 1968 Dennis Skogen 1956 Hans H. Koehl Diane Q. Boyd 1965 Dag Sohlberg 1970 John A. Pelli Mary E. Dain Royal Purple 1974 Malcolm P. West Snowy White Owl Mary J. Dain 1966 William H. Zaeske 1954 Paul R. Alasso JP Morgan Chase $25,000-$49,999 1974 Garry P. Balboni Perge! Society Fairbanks Trevor and Sonia McGrath Golden Chain 1957 Anthony J. Haen Jr. (1) 1984 Todd R. Cimino Clark & Mona Porche 1983 Anthony I. Purtell (1) 1981 Timothy F. Daley Colleen Preble $50,000-$74,999 Total $3,675.00 1980 David E. Huhtala Sybil & Peter Sternlieb 1961 Paul A. Mannheim Friendship Black Diamond 1982 George R. Oliver Patricia M. Andrews $75,000-$99,999 WISCONSIN- 1954 Otto A. Wahlrab Darrell Armuth EAU CLAIRE 1949 Burl S. Watson Jr. Quentin Arndts Centennial 1958 Robert F. Wolff Jr. Suzette Ball Royal Purple Delta $100,000-$249,999 1989 Todd M. Eberhardt Lawrence N. Barnes 1967 John Fiore Jr. Owen M. Barnhill Ft. Armstrong 1938 M. Leonard Kuniholm Thomas R. Marshall 1995 Kyle C. Bliss Arlene Bell 1971 Vincent T. Pace Mr. & Mrs. Kit Blue $250,000-$499,999 Friendship 1954 Walter M. Stewart 2002 Jesse L. Landre Brian Breittholz Friendship James and Mary Bristol Calvin Coolidge 1981 Terrance J. Ostrander 1949 Edward R. Drechsel Jr. 2002 Jason J. Seeger Florence Burgess $500,000-$999,999 1966 Richard N. Dresser John and Vickie Canaan 1988 Michael D. Walters 1948 Leslie Flood Perge! Society Wilkinson John A. Capdeville Founders 1975 Robert S. Howard Clifford K. Carter 1989 Todd M. Eberhardt (6) 1975 Michael J. Irwin $1 million and above Perge! Society Fairbanks Mario Celli 1956 Roy A. Seaberg Jr. Susana Chaves 1995 Kyle C. Bliss (5) 1977 David M. Vogt Total $2,755.44 Melissa Clarke Total $2,725.00 Sally Coullahan AA Ad Astra Gwen and Craig Curtis WITTENBERG YALE Wendell and Alexandra Davis Canonsburg Purple Clematis Dipietro & Thornton - CPAs Perge! Society levels: 1963 G. David K. Hopper 1945 Peter R. Thompson John T. Drakulich White Star Snowy White Owl Diana Dreyer Norris ($5,000+) 1956 Benjamin A. Harris Ecology and Environment, Inc. 1948 William W. Betteridge Wilkinson ($2,000+) Log Cabin 1961 Edman L. Gray Patty and Roger Elzy 1974 Peter G. Welsh 1951 Bruce Kendrick Nancy & Bill Evans Wallace ($1,000+) Ft. Armstrong 1946 L. Thomas Murray Jr. Susan & Tracey Gant 1972 Jeffrey J. Palker Delta Peter & Christine Geary Fairbanks ($500+) 1977 David H. Prescott 1951 Lester E. Frankenthal III Sean Gilbert 1967 Joseph E. Williamson 1954 Robert J. Newman Marylin A. Gorham Snowy White Owl Friendship Jean F. Gorman 1969 David E. Baines 1952 Richard L. Boyle Trish Gow 1980 George A. Buckley Jr. 1952 John C. Harrington Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Greaser 1956 Theodore J. Budach Jr. 1963 Thomas F. Hartch Larry and Carol Green 1964 Lynn N. Carlton 1945 Richard B. Hollaman Marjorie and Leon Grizzle 1936 William G. Frick 1966 David W. Mette Harold C. Brown & Co LLC 1956 Donald S. Hauck 1949 H. Leonard Richardson Stew Hinkley 1961 Richard F. Keier 1961 James C. Roberton Karlene Hyer 1963 David E. Moeller 1955 Mark C. Yellin Christopher Ireland 1942 John R. Newlin Perge! Society Fairbanks Joe Isaia 1950 Bertrand A. Trompeter 1945 Peter R. Thompson (5) Melody and David Jansen 1992 Eric B. Westendorf Total $1,900.00 Earl & Sharon Jarrett Delta Charles Kace 1965 Robert C. Baden Ann Kinsinger 1955 F. Ted Beckley Edward Kirklin 1968 David A. Hammond James & Linda Kuraisa 2005 Marcus W. Hitt

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DANIEL P. “Phil” BOLIN (Texas Award for his passion for developing game. Dirk also served on the board of 1945), known as oilman and philan- strong character in youth. He was in- trustees at the University of San Diego, as thropist, passed volved in numerous charities, serving on well as the Scripps Clinic. He was a senior ad astra March 29, several boards and committees. In 2008, member of the Tucson Conquistadores, an 2009. Phil had busi- he and his wife, Aurora, were named organization of Tucson business leaders ness interests in Wichita Falls Citizens of the Year. who raise funds to support athletic pro- wireless cable TV, grams, particularly golf, for area youth. banking, real estate DIRK BROEKEMA JR. (Arziona and insurance. He 1960) passed ad astra on March 24, J. HENRY DOSCHER JR. (Amherst was a member of 2009. Brother Broekema had a long and 1942, Texas 1948), who served as Chap- the Independent successful career in ter President at both schools he attended, Petroleum Asso- the ﬁ nancial services passed ad astra on October 3, 2008. Fol- ciation of America, industry, and in 1976, lowing graduation served on the Natural Gas Committee he became president of from Amherst, he and was active in the North Texas Oil Bowest Corporation, joined the Navy and and Gas Association. He volunteered which he acquired and served 32 months for nearly every position at the local Boy relocated to La Jolla, in the Paciﬁ c. He Scout council and was a staff member CA. He had served as then entered the of the National Scout Jamboree. He had president of the Holiday University of Texas

been honored with the Silver Beaver Bowl, an annual post- School of Law. Award and the Baden Powers Founders season NCAA sanctioned I-A football After serving as a 

ADELPHI ARIZONA STATE H. Richard Erdman (1953), 11/6/2008 William J. Descovich (1990) Bruce M. Pollard (1977), 12/31/2008 James A. Powers (1954), 5/23/2007 ALABAMA BOWLING GREEN STATE CASE WESTERN RESERVE Bruce W. Barnes (1972), 3/12/2009 David M.Bezbatchenko (2008), 2/14/2009 Joseph H. Colgrove (1945), 5/3/2008 Albert J. Hope (1937), 2/20/2009 BRITISH COLUMBIA Ross L. Reid (1948), 2/1/2009 John U. Mears (1946), 10/27/2008 Alastair G. Campbell (1945) Emerson P. Roesch (1934), 10/18/2008 Charles H. Noble (1947), 11/26/2008 John W. Faulkes (1965), 5/31/2008 CHICAGO ALLEGHENY Robert W. Gourlay (1970), 6/15/2005 Miles H. Barker (1947), 10/1/2008 Milton S. Campbell (1952), 9/3/2004 Kenneth F. McPherson (1947), 9/18/2008 Joseph T. Mancini (1973) Robert R. Frey (1945), 3/30/2006 Stuart J. A. St. Clair (1949), 8/30/2008 Robert W. Mitchell (1946), 4/25/2008 Gordon M. Smith (1966), 3/9/2008 James W. Ussher (1939) David P. Morris (1959), 12/17/2008 John B. Snedeker (1950) Ian G. White (1957), 12/2/2008 John B. Riddle (1942), 11/23/2008 Paul V. Thoburn (1952), 11/14/2008 BROWN COLGATE AMHERST Lloyd Provost (1953), 5/29/2008 Freeman Day (1952) James R. L. Holdsworth (1945) Jackson H. Skillings (1937), 2/2/2008 COLORADO William C. Holdsworth (1942), 12/26/2008 BUCKNELL Robert W. Giacomini (1951), 2006 Marshall U. Rumbaugh (1943), 12/30/2008 Howard E. Allen (1947), 6/15/2008 J. Michael Leonard (1960), 1/2/2009 Ward H. Wait (1936), 8/29/2008 Thomas S. Ross (1968), 10/12/2008 COLORADO COLLEGE Harry A. Woodman (1950), 8/16/2008 CALIFORNIA @ BERKELEY James E. Swank (1952) ARIZONA Thomas L. Gross (1951), 3/30/2009 Wallace E. Wilson (1949), 6/22/2006 Thomas E. Arnold (1966), 12/17/2008 Jack M. Rasmussen (1951), 11/2007 COLUMBIA John G. Kirman (1951), 11/16/2008 John C. Volker (1943), 7/16/2008 Frank J. MacKain (1949), 2008

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law fi rm partner and in his own pri- credible news outlet, serving for 12 years reer, he received vate practice, Henry spent 27 years at as the chief of the Washington bureau, the Legion of McMurry University teaching Business which expanded its staff from 80 to 350 Merit, the Dis- Law. In 1994-96, he wrote two books under his leadership. He also served as tinguished Flying about the war in the Pacifi c. In addition chairman of the Radio-Television Cor- Cross, a Bronze to establishing scholarships at the UT respondents Association in Washington. Star, the Meri- Law School, University of Houston and Brother Headline then became a CNN torious Service at Amherst, he started funds to help the vice president overseeing special proj- Medal and the needy when the Community Foundation ects and news coverage where networks Air Medal with of Abilene, TX, was created in the 1980s. collaborated. When he retired from seven oak leaf CNN, he spent two years as executive clusters. As an WILLIAM W. HEADLINE (Ohio director of Voter News Service, which undergraduate, he played football at the Wesleyan 1954) passed ad astra on provides voter exit polling data to news University of Texas and was a member October 20, 2008. A former Navy intel- organizations. of Silver Spurs. For 24 years, he served ligence offi cer follow- on the mission board of the Wayside ing college, he was a ALFRED M. MILLER JR. (Texas Chapel in San Antonio, and he served on longtime CBS News 1950) passed ad astra on September 1, the board of the Fellowship of Christian executive, organizing 2008, in San Antonio, Texas. Brother Athletes for over 20 years. coverage of political Miller served for 32 years in the U. S. Air conventions, overseas Force, retiring July 1, 1981, with the rank T. DWIGHT MITCHELL JR. (Okla- presidential trips and of Brigadier General. He fl ew 125 combat homa 1942), the oldest living Field Washington events. missions in Korea and, after volunteer- Secretary, passed ad astra on December In the 1980s, he was ing for duty in Vietnam, fl ew 144 combat 1, 2008. After serving as Chapter Presi- instrumental in establishing CNN as a missions there. During his Air Force ca- dent his senior year, Brother Mitchell

DARTMOUTH ILLINOIS JOHNS HOPKINS William A. Lucking (1940) Keith G. Asher (1962), 10/29/2008 John R. Crunkleton (1941) DAVIDSON Peter B. Brune (1967), 1/6/2006 Thomas G. Dean (1957), 10/6/2007 Andrew M. Crowell (1944) Stephen E. Kniss (1969), 10/25/2006 Benjamin I. McGowan (1935) Clarence C. Morrison (1954), 8/6/2008 Richard L. Lacy (1955), 2/25/2009 KANSAS Thomas E. Simpson (1962), 4/2007 Matthew T. Sinise (2000), 2008 Watie M. Alberty (1942), 2005 DENISON ILLINOIS WESLEYAN Walter B. Ash (1954), 4/29/2008 Edmund S. Boynton (1958), 1/19/2009 William S. Burling (1945), 1/10/2008 John Ashley (1953), 1/17/2008 Donald F. Eschman (1945), 2008 William J. Grubb (1946) Ben A. Barteldes (1936) Charles W. Lewis (1944), 10/7/2008 Charles H. Northrup (1936), 10/29/2008 Richard P. Carmean (1947), 10/24/2008 DEPAUW James T. Welch (1944) Jack E. Gove (1950), 11/2008 William E. Shank (1948), 12/9/2008 INDIANA Charles H. Kimball (1939) FLORIDA John W. Boehne (1942), 3/2008 David R. Morris (1968), 10/31/2008 Michael F. Fonteboa (1985), 3/21/2009 Stephen M. Farrar (1966), 11/14/2008 Donald J. Nigg (1943), 12/28/2008 GEORGIA TECH James D. Freeman (1955), 7/20/2008 William R. Palmer (1945), 11/2/2008 J. Harry Chaney (1958), 9/23/2006 Frank A. Gans (1943), 6/1/2008 Robert F. Revelette (1952), 10/11/2008 GETTYSBURG Everett G. Hoffman (1942), 9/2008 H. Dean Ritchie (1940), 8/31/2008 William V. Brown (1935) Rufus C. Hunter (1951) Louis E. Wulfekuhler (1940), 3/14/2009 John E. Haas (1974), 9/1/2008 IOWA KETTERING - A Robert R. Herr (1945), 11/21/2008 Bennett M. Fischer (1946), 9/18/2008 Leslie W. Harmon (1973), 7/3/2008 Robert E. Lehman (1945), 8/20/2008 Thomas R. Kruse (1940), 3/5/2008 Walter J. Powell (1967) Robert D. Nix (1934), 2008 Edward H. Weaver (1948) Russell L. Rogers (1968), 4/7/2009 HANOVER IOWA STATE KNOX George H. Borneman (1937), 12/4/2008 Paul F. Bryant (1945), 5/20/2008 Donald M. Albright (1951), 7/2/2008 Robert J. Shasberger (1952) S. Nelson Buell (1935) Frank N. Allen (1957), 1/13/2009 Kevin C. White (1973), 8/20/2007 James R. Hildebrand (1974), 12/31/2008 Ralph K. Burgess (1950), 11/30/2008 IDAHO John R. Johnson (1941), 11/29/2008 J. Richard Doyle (1941) Donald M. Bullock (1946), 12/7/2008 N. A. Lamberti (1946), 2008 Luke O. Edwards (1956), 11/22/2008 Paul G. Morken (1939), 10/21/2008 John L. Offutt (1955) William F. Gerdes (1956), 1/2009 John R. Schiller (1938), 4/1/2009 Robert B. Parks (1970) Jesse E. Lehman (1947) John R. Taylor (1948), 2008 Donald B. Schwenn (1955), 2/28/2009 Charles E. Lyons (1988), 5/22/2008 Roman C. Thune (1939), 7/18/2008 Walter A. Spencer (1941), 4/18/2008 Alvin E. Staniecek (1936)

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graduated from OU’s Offi cer Candidate tary and the Oklahoma City Executives Outstanding Americans. School and became an artillery offi cer, Association. participating in the Battle of the Bulge. RUSSELL G. WILLIAMS II (Ken- In 1946, he rep- RICHARD J. WILLIAMS (Minnesota tucky 1974), Purple Legionnaire to the resented the U.S. 1968) passed ad astra March 18, 2009. Upsilon Kappa Chapter at the Univer- Army as an offi cial Though a Realtor by trade, Dick spent sity of Kentucky, passed ad astra on observer at the fi rst more than 30 years coaching teens for April 8, 2009. A senior training specialist United Nations traveling basketball teams in Minnesota, in the University of Kentucky’s human meeting in London. something he began when community resources development offi ce since 1990, Following WWII, leagues were just getting started. His he was the fi rst Dwight traveled theory was to cut no one who wanted staff representa- for the Fraternity to play, ultimately tive named to serve in 1946-47 as Field building a gen- on the UK Board Secretary #19. After eration of self-con- of Trustess and furthering his education at Oxford Uni- fi dent citizens. In continued to hold versity, England, he served as adminis- 1975, he was named that position after trator for the Oklahoma Allergy Clinic Trojan of the Year four elections. In for 27 years, where he was instrumental for outstanding ser- addition to his job in developing the relationship that exists vice to the Wayzata responsibilities, with the Oklahoma University Medical School District’s Russ was an in- Center. Once retired, he was the busi- athletic programs, structor in the Humanity Academy and ness manager for the OU Touchdown and then in 1978, Brother Williams was chaired the AIDS volunteers’ Walk for Club. He remained involved with the selected one of the Outstanding Young Life. He had served as interim director Economic Club of Oklahoma City, Ro- Men of America by the national group of REFER, the University’s Employee 

LAFAYETTE MISSOURI OHIO STATE Michael F. Emig (1964), 11/11/2008 Robert S. Baker (1944), 7/8/2006 James M. Davis (1937), 10/10/2008 Robert J. Fulmer (1959), 2/17/2009 Don E. Biggers (1954), 3/28/2008 Dean R. Hoge (1960), 9/13/2008 LEHIGH Edwin W. Schindler (1948), 5/27/2008 Warren S. Park (1948) David T. Cummings (1950) NEBRASKA Bernard A. VanAntwerp (1986), 6/4/2008 David M. Dowling (1983), 3/2/2009 Bradley Joseph David Lange (1996), OHIO Harris R. Gates (1951), 12/23/2006 11/28/2008 Michael E. Daniels (1971), 3/10/2009 Donald S. Martin (1940), 10/2006 Marvin D. Thompson (1943), 2/10/2009 OHIO WESLEYAN Allen W. Tate (1965), 2007 Ralph R. Wickwire (1931) William C. Anderson (1944), 12/10/2008 LOUISIANA STATE NEW YORK John A. Beall (1938), 1/18/2009 Edward G. Luck (1950), 1/21/2009 James H. Heil (1955), 3/14/2006 Joseph B. de Bauernfeind (1938), 11/26/2008 MAINE Denton Pearsall (1959) James A. Puglisi (1945), 6/13/2008 Richard C. Allen (1953), 3/22/2008 NORTH CAROLINA Ralph O. Slenker (1953), 3/8/2008 Milton L. Bradford (1952), 5/2008 John B. Jernigan (1953), 9/22/2008 Duane W. Smith (1953), 4/24/2008 Scott T. Doten (1974), 6/14/2007 Ernest C. McLean (1948), 3/15/2008 James E. Townsend (1947), 12/31/2006 Robert H. Eddy (1949), 3/16/2009 David B. Sloan (1959), 12/19/2008 Edward W. Werner (1946), 3/2/2008 Charles E. Furbish (1948), 9/23/2008 James N. Thomas (1960), 1/2/2009 Alfred F. White (1950), 7/23/2008 Lawrence E. Keniston (1964), 1990 NORTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA Norman K. Varnum (1958), 3/17/2008 Henry M. Altepeter (1946) Russell O. Bennett (1936), 5/2007 MEMPHIS Donald C. Arries (1951) Thomas F. Myers (1960), 10/16/2008 Louis J. DeAngelis (1975), 5/5/2008 James D. Hemphill (1952) Manville R. Redman (1946), 2/7/2009 MIAMI Peter M. Kapetan (1978) OKLAHOMA STATE Bradford R. Hale (1960), 1/8/2009 Thomas S. Price (1947), 11/3/2006 Alvin L. Crable (1942) Kim S. Taylor (1979), 2/27/2009 Richard N. Williams (1950), 6/22/2008 Thomas L. Hardesty (1973), 5/17/2006 Jay Christopher Tight (1994), 12/26/2008 OCCIDENTAL OREGON MICHIGAN Fred H. Coots (1948), 12/3/2008 Darrel D. Hansen (1959), 1/18/2009 Jerry C. Barker (1937), 8/31/2008 John D. Hause (1957), 6/2008 William L. Moersch (1946), 10/3/2008 William C. Carrier (1934), 11/27/2008 Gregory E. Lawrence (1950), 1/29/2009 Chalmer L. Pond (1952), 1/17/2009 Miles D. Lee (1954), 8/26/2008 Millard Hardy McLain (1943), 9/28/2008 William K. Ralston (1950), 12/22/2008 Stephen P. Montgomery (1968), 11/4/2008 Maurice L. Muehle (1955), 1/30/2009 OREGON STATE Frederick E. Robinson (1969), 8/17/2008 William K. Nelson (1944), 4/23/2008 Robert L. Anderson (1953), 10/21/2008 Gene W. Ross (1953), 11/28/2008 Henry W. Brands (1935), 8/31/2008 

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Assistance Program, and helped develop Norman L. Vaughn (1939), 7/26/2008 UTAH STATE and facilitate UKadvance, a leadership RICHMOND John J. Dorr (1979), 1/31/2009 training program for UK staff. He had Frank H. Atwill (1925) WABASH received the Zumwinkle Student Rights Robert E. Leitch (1939), 7/6/2008 James E. Bond (1943), 8/11/2008 Malcolm U. Pitt (1942), 11/4/2008 Frank A. Fickes (1938), 7/2008 Award and was named a member of the RUTGERS Richard W. Kingery (1944), 7/29/2008 UK Greek Alumni Hall of Fame.  Donald T. Burger (1951) Steven M. Millns (1978), 7/27/2008 Leon A. Campbell (1946), 1/18/2008 William B. Wagner (1946), 1/29/2009 Jack L. Stover (1952), 6/24/2008 WASHINGTON SAN JOSE STATE Joseph J. Apostolou (1950), 3/9/2009 Remembering Michael A. McGuire (1990), 1/26/2009 C. William Brasier (1951), 1/31/2009 SEWANEE John M. Brazier (1956), 2/5/2009 Brothers With Sam J. Albritton (1955), 7/2005 KB Chorlton (1951), 3/17/2009 Frank L. Dickson (1946), 9/20/2008 Kurt O. Jacobsen (1953), 3/9/2009 Memorial Gifts John B. Golbach (1950), 6/1/2008 Daniel L. Newman (1955), 12/26/2008 Henry E. Pitts (1945), 10/12/2004 Scott Stewart Patrick (1980), 11/1/2008 When a brother passes ad astra, Harvey Allen Rogers (1950), 12/16/2008 William A. Pupo (1976) you may search for ways to Charles M. Sample (1953), 12/26/2008 William L. Sanborn (1951), 3/9/2009 express how much he meant SOUTHERN METHODIST WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON to your development as Gerald McNevin Jr. (1952), 2/22/2009 Dennis C. Ellor (1946), 9/27/2008 a young college man. STANFORD A. Samuel Kaufman (1955), 10/28/2008 With Phi Gamma Delta John C. McCracken (1938) Richard L. Kaylor (1950), 9/25/2006 at the heart of your re- Francis A. Watson (1951), 4/24/2008 William H. McGoughran (1951), 12/7/2008 lationship, you can always SYRACUSE Walter W. Scott (1960), 4/8/2008 send a gift to the Educational Donald L. Doorly (1937), 12/14/2007 WASHINGTON & LEE Foundation in memory of the brother, William R. Evans (1950), 8/14/2008 William F. Chew (1968), 7/15/2008 noting his name, school and class year. Stephen R. Jewett (1944), 10/7/2008 Atwell Dugger (1950), 12/14/2008 Use the giving envelope that’s included in Peter R. Lessard (1953), 2/11/2009 H. Thomas Jordan (1961), 12/30/2007 the middle of this issue. Roderick J. MacLean (1947), 1/16/2009 Donald H. Patterson (1967), 7/26/2008 David L. Madronal (1982), 11/21/2008 WASHINGTON STATE Memorial contributions are listed annu- James H. Stacey (1946) Keith Gary Hoyt (1994), 6/29/2003 ally within the Educational Foundation’s TENNESSEE WESTMINSTER Honor Roll of Donors, which can be Russell B. Billings (1984), 1/12/2009 David W. Minard (1952), 5/13/2008 found in the this issue beginning on p. 65, John C. Bolinger (1944), 2/21/2009 WILLIAM JEWELL For your convenience, there is a gift slip Thomas E. Cantrell (1946), 2/21/2009 William F. Modes (1940), 7/7/2008 for submitting memorial contributions. Dennis Coughlin (1953), 2/1/2009 Gilbert F. Palmer (1954), 5/31/2008 James L. Ellis (1987), 4/14/2009 Charles W. Rixey (1948), 5/18/2008 Abner M. Glover (1950), 2/19/2009 WILLIAMS OREGON STATE Frank L. Kerr (1943), 10/27/2008 Robert H. Bucher (1958) M. Dwane Brands (1935), 12/21/2008 Douglas B. Lothrop (1943) Ernest T. Greeff (1949), 6/23/2008 Richard W. Burger (1947), 2/18/2008 Thomas B. Mayﬁ eld (1941), 10/25/2008 David Gregory (1936), 11/29/2008 Alvin E. Olson (1941), 6/9/2008 James H. Smith (1936), 9/3/2008 John T. Logan (1950), 6/13/2008 Don Peake (1941), 2/14/2009 Floyd E. Tuttle (1948), 1/17/2008 Robert E. Morse (1942), 9/9/2008 PENNSYLVANIA TEXAS Richard H. Power (1958), 11/12/2008 William A. Black (1947), 3/25/2008 Ollie B. Chesshir (1950) WISCONSIN Martin F. Hubley (1946), 2008 Alvin E. Frick (1958), 2008 John C. Olmsted (1949), 7/2007 Edward C. O’Donoghue (1947), 9/13/2008 James D. Malone (1945), 12/2008 John D. Winner (1943) PITTSBURGH Otis E. Schleyer (1944), 10/7/2008 WITTENBERG Alex C. Backus (1955) TEXAS TECH George N. Becker (1948), 3/2008 Robert M. Francis (1955), 7/18/2008 William R. Anthony (1945), 7/2008 John F. Hanley (1950), 5/30/2008 Alton W. Graeff (1938), 9/5/2008 John A. Crumpler (1959), 3/17/2009 John A. Harris (1991), 5/22/2008 Ray E. Reppert (1947), 1/23/2009 Justin J. B. Jeffries (2005), 9/13/2008 William S. Rothe (1940), 1/16/2009 Roger H. Wood (1944), 8/5/2008 Fred Allen LeBeau (1959), 8/1/2008 WPI PURDUE TORONTO Alfred C. Hellig (1944), 12/5/2008 Robert W. Brown (1962), 2/6/2009 Kenneth W. Baker (1947), 3/28/2009 Merrill W. Higgins (1942), 7/15/2008 G. Burt Ford (1945), 11/19/2008 Robert J. K. Walmsley (1950), 11/21/2008 YALE William A. Freeman (1948), 8/24/2008 Francis E. Wigle (1939), 10/2008 Allen K. Bridges (1965), 11/11/2008 Richard F. Shoemaker (1944) UNION Alexander M. Fisken (1944) RHODE ISLAND Arthur T. Torrey (1945), 10/8/2008 Robert F. Hustead (1950), 12/6/2008 John W. Agren (1950) Joseph W. Vorndran (1947) Logan T. Johnston (1945), 10/13/2008 Ray M. Norberg (1957), 2/26/2008 Charles H. Weissner (1946), 4/2/2008 Richard P. Lewis (1957), 5/18/2008 Robert W. Prosser (1934)

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1123999090001_67-72.indd23999090001_67-72.indd 7700 55/29/2009/29/2009 12:42:0712:42:07 AMAM THE FRATERNITY OF PHI GAMMA DELTA 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

ARCHONS President: William R. Miller (Indiana 1962, Purdue GA 1996) Vice President: James B. Hickey (Illinois 1975) Treasurer: Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) RATERNALLY Secretary: Orsen E. Paxton III (Texas @ Arlington 1971) F Councilor: Benjamin W. Deschner (Purdue 2009) Councilor: Jeffrey M. Downey (UCLA 1983) SPEAKING Councilor: Scott J. Mikulecky (Colorado State 1982) Councilor: Michael B. Niezer (Ball State 2010) Councilor: Michael J. Stewart (Pennsylvania State 1972)

HEADQUARTERS STAFF Ask a number of fraternity 1201 Red Mile Road, P. O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY How do they do that? 40544-4599, (859) 255-1848, Fax (859) 253-0779 men what their attitude was Executive Director: William A. Martin III (Mississippi about fraternities and fra- State 1975) As you read that question, imagine a strong tone Chief Financial Offi cer: William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) of skepticism. That is the sound many graduate ternity membership before Director of Chapter Services: J.B. Goll (Nebraska 2001) they were recruited. Chances Director of Education: Robert B. Caudill (Akron 2004) brothers of a closed chapter make when told Director of Expansion: R. Jesse Hitt (Wittenberg 2007) that a couple of Headquarters staff members are a majority will remember Director of Expansion: Justin M. Burns (Ohio State 2007) Director of Information Systems: Suzette Ball will soon be at their alma mater to revive their themselves as maybe join- Director of Communications: Melanie Musick ers. The key to the new Field Secretaries: Matthew M. Edgar (British Columbia chapter. 2007); Jonathan R. Hilliard (Virginia 2007); Josh P. recruitment approach Laufenberg (Illinois 2008); Matthew D. Cessna (Knox Recolonization is what we call that initial pro- from the NIC was to 2008); Nate R. Carney (Knox 2008); Jon M. Vaughn Ex. Dir. Bill Martin (Tennessee Tech 2008) cess of reviving a chapter. Two staff members teach fraternity men how Strategic Programs Assistant: Christopher J. Crumrine (Kentucky 2008) spend fi ve to six weeks on a campus recruiting to fi nd and recruit the maybe joiners. Executive Administrative Assistant: Joan Schmidt students who want to be part of building a fra- Coordinator of Membership/HR: Amy Watson Coordinator of Ofc Affairs/Special Events: Crystal Trimble ternity chapter. The skeptical graduate brothers That is what we do when we go on a campus Bookkeeper: Donna Young can’t believe that men can be recruited with no to colonize or recolonize; we fi nd the maybe Receptionist/Membership Assistant: Kitty Brown existing undergraduate brothers, no house, no joiners, because the always joiners have already APPOINTED GENERAL OFFICERS Curator of Archives: Towner A. Blackstock (Davidson social program, and no longstanding reputation. joined. Staff members get prospect names from 1994) sororities, from campus staff and administra- Director of Housing: Ronald L. Thomas (Georgia Tech 1968) But they can be. In spring 2008, the Wisconsin tors, from graduates, from undergraduates at Educational Director: William R. Bracewell (Georgia other chapters, and by advertising. And they use Faculty) recolonization netted 37 founding fathers. At General Counsel: Kevin F. Mitchelson (Kansas 1979) Penn this past fall, 32 men were pledged to the Facebook. Don’t ask me how. Historian: William E. Parrish (Westminster Faculty) Public Relations Director: Joshua C. Holly (Tennessee Beta Colony. And earlier this spring at Michi- 1997) gan State, 44 men were recruited in the initial Besides prospecting for maybe joiners, another Ritualist: Charles E. “Ed” Gabe (Hanover 1990) recolonization. key to success in recolonizing is the fraternity PHI GAMMA DELTA EDUCATIONAL experience that is being sold. We’ve already FOUNDATION 1201 Red Mile Road, P. O. Box 4599, Lexington, KY Back in the 1990s, in an effort to reverse a trend established that a new colony has few of the 40544-4599 of declining fraternity membership, the North- benefi ts that caused most of us to pledge. What EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE the colony experience offers is the challenge of President: Stephen D. Bunten (Kansas 1960) American Interfraternity Conference, or NIC, Vice President: Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) developed a program to help fraternity chapters building a fraternity from the ground up, and Secretary: Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) Treasurer: Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) do a better job of recruiting. The ideas underly- that is what has to be sold. It cannot be sugar- Exec Member: George W. Bramblett Jr. (SMU 1963) ing that program were simple but meaningful: coated. When the challenge is explained clearly, DIRECTORS recruit 365 days of the year, rather than rushing the men who do not want it drop out of the pro- Peter F. Clark (Kettering 1968) Douglas H. Dittrick Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) for a few designated weeks; recruit based on re- cess, and the men who do pursue that challenge. F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) It is selling that is simple and straightforward, David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) lationships rather than entertainment; develop Mark A. Krill (Florida 1986) a friendship with a prospect before pushing and in our experience it has been successful in Robert C. Orr Jr. (Texas 1979) Homer Paul Jr. (Oklahoma 1959) fraternity. the vast majority of cases. Sam Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) The new idea that resonated most with me was My use of the fi rst person plural here is purely DIRECTORS EMERITI Emlyn I. Griffi th (Colgate 1942) the segmentation of students into three groups: rhetorical. The work of recolonizations is done C. James Jessee Jr. (Virginia 1949) by young staff members with much more stam- Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) the always joiners, the maybe joiners, and the Peter O’Malley (Pennsylvania 1959) never joiners. The always joiners come to cam- ina than I have. These brothers are enthusiastic George C. Sternad Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1948, Penn. 1948)

pus knowing they want to join a fraternity; they and resourceful, and they enjoy working with THE PHI GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION OF “sign up for rush.” The maybe joiners, who are graduate brothers of a dormant chapter to build CANADA 20 Raintree Path, Etobicoke, ON M9C 5A9, Canada the largest of the three segments at most cam- a vibrant new chapter for those graduates. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE puses, have not made a decision about fraterni- President: L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) Two notes here: Vice President: Ashley O’Kurley (Alberta 1994) ties and have to be approached in the right way. Treasurer: F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) And the never joiners, like the always joiners,  My praise of the work of staff members does not diminish the important role that graduate DIRECTORS already have made up their minds. Gordon A. Elliott (British Columbia 1955) brothers play in each recolonization. Landon L. LeClair (Alberta 1994) On most campuses, there are not enough always Frank C. Smeenk (Western Ontario 1971) joiners to keep the majority of fraternities at  Past performance is no guarantee of future U.S. & CANADIAN FOUNDATIONS STAFF Executive Director: Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden- their desired membership level. Through most results. Sydney 1986) Chief Operating Ofﬁ cer: William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) of our history, fraternities have been recruiting Director of Graduate Development: Robert E. Baney III maybe joiners without thinking of them as such. Fraternally, (Pennsylvania State 1984) Assistant to the Executive Director: Patricia Andrews Accountant: Virginia Miller

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