Winter 2010-2011 - Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Winter 2010-2011

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Rebuilding New Orleans 

Brothers from Nu-Gamma and 

NYC help “A Greater Cause” 

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2011 Grand Conclave Registration 

Join us in Las Vegas, NV for the 

68th Biennial Grand Conclave 

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Man of the Year Announced 

Brother Jim Morris 

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John G. Tower Award 

McRae Williams is awarded the 

Distinguished Alumni Award 

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Volume 116, Number 3 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma • Winter 2010-2011 

IN THIS ISSUE 

Number One, Second to None 

Kappa Sigma has another 

record setting Fall Semester. 

DEPARTMENTS 

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Brothers In Action 

A Greater Cause 

Champion Quest 

Endowment Fund News 

Volunteer Spotlight 

Alumni Updates 

Like Father, Like Son 

Chapter News 

Chapter Celestials 

Advertiser’s Index

From The Worthy Grand Master 

Brothers, 

The Kappa Sigma Fraternity has reached the midway point 

of another academic year and once again our undergraduate 

Brothers are on their way to another record setting year. For 

the eighth consecutive Fall semester, our chapters, colonies, 

pledges and Brothers have set a record for the most men 

pledged during a Fall semester in the history of the Kappa 

Sigma Fraternity. This past Fall, 4,662 men were pledged, 

and we are setting our sites on 7,500 men for the year. This growth has been 

remarkable and has provided our chapters with increased presence on the campus, 

more manpower and leadership and valuable financial resources. Brothers, in 

the 2007-2009 biennium, our undergraduate membership grew by 15% over the 

previous biennium, and we hope to receive even greater results as we complete the 

2009-2011 biennium. 

In addition to our growth in pledges, our Chapter and Colony roster stands 

at 270. The good news is that many of our colonies are recolonizations including 

pledge and colony members who attend the following Universities: Alabama, 

Oregon, Willamette, Washington & Lee; Clemson; Washburn; and Duke. We have 

also recently rechartered chapters at Mississippi State, Denison, Kent State and 

Central Florida. It is a great time to be a Kappa Sigma as we are a Fraternity focused 

and on the move. 

Brothers, we are pleased to announce that Brother Jim Morris has been selected 

as the 2010 Kappa Sigma Man of the Year. Brother Morris is a March 31, 1962 initiate 

of the Beta-Theta Chapter at Indiana University. He currently serves as President 

of Indiana Pacers Sports and Entertainment and previously served as Executive 

Director for the United Nations Food Program, the world’s largest humanitarian 

agency. Brother Morris will be the fifth initiate of the Beta-Theta Chapter to receive 

the award since it was established in 1937. 

In the next 150 days, I will complete a decade of service on the Supreme 

Executive Committee and Brothers, I can tell you that this has been one of the most 

memorable times of my life. I have had the opportunity to work with what I consider 

to be the finest student organization in North America. It has been a privilege to 

watch the achievements and successes of our 13,750 Brothers who stretch across this 

continent. The impact that these men have on their campuses everyday in leadership 

positions and the service that they extend to their communities and to their fellow 

man is simply amazing and outstanding. To me … these Brothers are like family and 

their kindness and generosity have made our name and reputation so strong. I could 

not be more proud to represent these men as their WGM. 

The Fraternity will gather for the Grand Conclave for the 68th time in our 

Fraternity’s history on the dates of July 27-31, 2011. It will be a time of celebration 

as we announce that our goals have been achieved and as we focus on the future. 

I hope that alumni Brothers will take the opportunity to come join us at Grand 

Conclave. The theme is “A Decade of Hits,” and we will celebrate the evolution of 

Kappa Sigma’s growth and development as the leading College Fraternity. 

So as we head down the final stretch of this biennium, I would encourage my 

alumni brothers to get on board with us as we are on our way to glory. Membership 

in Kappa Sigma is a lifetime commitment and Brothers we must be ever diligent in 

advancing the Order… not for a day and hour or a college term only, but for life. 

One Kappa Sigma... Second to None! 

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Α.Ε.Κ.Δ.Β. 

E.L. “Bill” Betz, Jr. 

Worthy Grand Master 

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246 Chapters and 28 colonies in the U.S. and Canada. 

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Visits to McCormick Hall, home of Zeta Chapter and 

46 East Lawn, the birthplace of Kappa Sigma on the 

grounds of the University of Virginia, may be arranged 

through Headquarters. McCormick Hall has open house 

for visiting Kappa Sigmas Saturdays during the academic 

year by appointment. Due to UVA rules, visiting 

Brothers who are not UVA students are not permitted to 

attend social events of the Zeta Chapter. When visiting 

Charlottesville, please respect that both McCormick Hall 

and 46 East Lawn are home to fellow Brothers and that 

activities on the Lawn and at McCormick Hall are subject 

to the rules of the University.

IS GOING DIGITAL! 

Kappa Sigma is pleased to announce that the Winter 2010-2011 and Spring 2011 editions of 

The Caduceus will be delivered exclusively in digital online format via the World Wide Web. 

Seeking to reach an optimal balance between digital and hard copies, the traditional print 

edition of the magazine will be delivered for the Summer 2011 edition. 

THE DIGITAL AGE IS HERE! 

• From U.S. News & World Report, to PC Magazine, to 

the University of Michigan’s alumni magazine, some of 

the nation’s oldest and most heralded publications have 

already gone to partial or all digital (paperless) editions. 

• A survey of 1,152 newspaper and magazine journalists 

conducted by PR Week in January 2008 found that 

more than half anticipate a decline in print circulation 

and an increased focus on their outlet’s Web site. 

• Another survey, conducted that same year by Zogby 

Interactive sites that nearly half of 1,979 respondents 

(48%) said their primary source of news and information 

is the Internet, an increase from 40% who said the same 

a year earlier. 

• A 2007 University Business study found that 57 percent 

of college and university magazines and 79 percent of 

newsletters have gone digital in some capacity. 

» How to Access: 

• IMPORTANT – please update your email 

address by visiting www.KappaSigma.org 

and clicking on the Brothers Services link. 

• All Brothers with a valid email address on file 

will receive an e-mail notification when the 

digital edition is ready for viewing (with a 

direct link to download). 

• An announcement also will be posted to the 

Kappa Sigma One listserv to notify Brothers. 

• A downloadable PDF version of the issue 

will be posted to “The Caduceus” section of 

www.KappaSigma.org. 

Digital issues of The Caduceus will reduce the Fraternity’s impact on the environment, help conserve energy and reduce costs. 

Winter 2010-2011 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma 3

A GAME Plan – Right From The Start! 

By Adam S. Apatoff (Epsilon-Beta, University of Miami, ‘90) • Brothers In Action Commissioner 

Over the last decade Kappa Sigma has grown from 200 

chapters to more than 270 chapters and colonies across the 

United States and Canada. For 2010-2011 that expansion is accelerating. 

At the start of the Fall 2010 semester, 26 different 

campuses across the United States and Canada hosted groups 

of outstanding and motivated undergraduates constituting colonies 

of Kappa Sigma. These colonies are as varied and diverse 

as the Order’s 250+ chapters, ranging from the 140 man-plus 

Delta-Chi Colony at Mississippi State University to the pioneering 

men at the Utah Valley University Colony who are starting 

UVU’s Greek system as the first fraternity on campus. “The Supreme 

Executive Committee is very proud of the men that are 

returning dormant chapters and bringing Kappa Sigma to new 

colleges and universities - especially in the manner in which 

they are representing the Star & Crescent on those campuses,” 

said Worthy Grand Procurator S. Christian Nascimento. 

Above all, each of these colonies strive to embody Kappa 

Sigma’s core values of Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship 

and Service and achieve the success of being Number One 

and Second to None on their campus. Each colony of Kappa 

Sigma is expected to be at least 50 men or the largest fraternity 

on its campus, assuring that when Kappa Sigma arrives 

at a college or university, the Order will be the dominant 

fraternity chapter at that school. 

Charged with becoming Brothers In Action, the success 

and achievement of these colonies is exceptional, with 17 

colonies completing all 10 programs and educational requirements 

to merit consideration for a charter. Ten of those 

colonies successfully petitioned the Supreme Executive Committee 

and are today, new Kappa Sigma chapters. The re- 


maining groups are finalizing their petitions and achieving 

the required benchmarks of 50 men or largest fraternity on 

campus, 100% campus involvement, 25 hours of community 

service per member, and a grade point average above the 

school’s All-Men’s Average. These benchmarks correspond to 

the values of Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service 

which characterize Kappa Sigma today. 

The success of these varied and diverse colonies across 

the continent comes from the collaboration of motivated undergraduate 

members and Kappa Sigma’s unparalleled corps of 

alumni volunteers. Each District Grand Master takes the lead in 

successfully mentoring and advising each colony in the district, 

appointing engaged Alumnus Advisors and working closely 

with Kappa Sigma’s professional staff and the Brothers In Action 

Commission to push even the newest Kappa Sigmas to 

achieve the standard which “Some may equal, but not excel.” 

By focusing new colony operations on a six-week sprint 

to build the necessary programs and complete critical educational 

programming to create foundations for operations of the 

brotherhood that each colony aspires to become, colonies have 

a GAME Plan for success with clear expectations and attainable 

goals right from the start. Supported by Colony Development 

Deputy Commissioner Matthew C. Brinton, Xi-Chi ’04 (Northern 

Colorado) and a team of a dozen alumni Colony Development 

Managers, these local Kappa Sigma alumni are guiding 

the exceptional young men who start and build Kappa Sigma’s 

colonies into true Brothers In Action, not for a day or an hour 

or a college term only, but for life, demonstrating a lifelong 

commitment that repays all Brothers who give their time and 

talents to building Kappa Sigma’s newest chapters. H

D.C. Omicron-Eta Brothers Pushes, Go The Pulls Distance and Drags For For Fisher MS Society House 

On the morning of April 10, 2010 the members 

of the Omicron-Eta Chapter (Nova Southeastern 

University) and a crowd of supporters gathered 

for the Second annual Strongman Competition to 

support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The 

morning began on an inspirational note as a duo of 

speakers from the M.S. Society spoke about the difficulties 

of having MS and expressed their gratitude 

for the support that the members of the Omicron- 

Eta Chapter have given to them. The first event of 

the day was the bench press followed by the dead 

lift. As a break in the action took place, the University’s 

President Dr. George L. Hanbury II stopped 

by to watch some of the competition and show his 

support to Kappa Sigma and this great cause. 

After the break, the competition continued 

with what many called the most exciting event in 

the competition, the truck pull. Each competitor 

strapped into a harness and pulled a truck 50 yards 

as fast as they could. The last event of the competition 

was the medley. The medley consisted of a 

farmer’s walk, a loading station, and then a tire flip. 

With the last flip of the tire the 2010 Kappa Sigma 

Strongman Competition came to end. Through 

their hard work the Brothers of the Omicron-Eta 

Chapter On Sunday, raised over November $2,000 for 1st, the over M.S. 100 Society. Kappa Sigma 

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Donning Team Fisher House caps and cowbells, 

the brothers manned several points along the 26.2 

mile race course. They handed out water to the runners 

and cheered them on, giving them that extra 

push to make it up the rigorous Haines Point. 

Team Fisher House made 2010 its greatest success 

yet! A total of 295 runners joined the team, and over 

250 people volunteered to support the organization’s 

efforts for the marathon. And in all, the Fisher House 

raised over $320,000 in donations for the construction 

of three new Fisher Houses in Bethesda, Maryland. 

The 2010 Marine Corps Marathon was a success 

for the Fisher House Foundation and Kappa Sigma. 

Doubling its participation from 2009, Kappa Sigma 

looks to further strengthen its partnership with the 

Fisher House Foundation. 

Top of Page: Brothers of Kappa-Phi (George Mason University) 

manning Haines Point during the Marine Corps Marathon. 

Above: Brothers of Alpha-Eta (George Washington University) 

cheering on the runners during the race. 

Special thanks to Cathy Cabrey, the coordinator from the 

Fisher House Foundation, and the brothers of Alpha-Eta 

(George Washington University), Kappa-Phi (George Mason 

University), Alpha-Alpha (University of Maryland), 

Mu-Iota (Galludet University), Eta (Randolph-Macon), 

and Omicron-Phi (Washington College). H 


New Mexico Brothers Help Out With Duke City Marathon 

Recently, over 50 brothers from the Theta-Zeta (Eastern 

New Mexico University), Pi-Tau (New Mexico Institute of 

Mining and Technology) and Delta-Zeta (University of New 

Mexico) Chapters volunteered their time and efforts at the 

2010 Duke City Marathon in Albuquerque, NM. 

The Duke City Marathon is an annual event benefiting 

the New Mexico Cancer Center. Brother Dallas Ellsworth 

(Theta-Zeta, ’05) proudly stated, “This is an event that we 

do every year because we want to do our part to help out 

with the fight against cancer.” On Saturday, October 16th, 

Brothers helped set up, staff and organize the event’s Fit 

Fest. Brother Daniel Carr (Pi-Tau, ’09) was impressed with 

all of the chapter’s coming together, stating, “It’s great to 

be able to work side by side with your fellow Brothers, 

especially for such a worthy cause!” 

For the Duke City Marathon, which took place on 

Sunday, October 17th, brothers helped set up barriers and 

water stations along the route. They also gave out fruit and 

sports drinks to those runners who had finished. Brother 

Dilan Smead (Delta-Zeta, ’06) indicated, “The energy you 

get from an individual that just finished a marathon is electric, 

special in a sense that you know this person has given 

everything to achieve their end goal.” 

The event raised approximately $15,000 for the New 

Mexico Cancer Center and included over 5,000 participants, 

all of which would not have been possible without 

the tremendous efforts put forth by those Brothers in New 

Mexico, coming together for A Greater Cause. H 

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Top 10 Chapters/Colonies for Service Hours 

By David W. Cash (Theta-Gamma, Midwestern State, ’01), A Greater Cause Deputy Commissioner 

TOP 10 CHAPTERS/COLONIES - TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED 

Rank Chapter/Colony District School Dollars Raised 

1 Beta-Upsilon Eastern North Carolina North Carolina State University $38,861.00 

2 Beta-Theta Indiana/Illinois Indiana University $30,650.17 

3 Mu-Omicron Northern Louisiana Louisiana State Univ. at Shreveport $30,000.00 

4 Mu-Iota Washington D.C. Gallaudet University $25,640.00 

5 Epsilon-Chi Southwestern Louisiana University of Lousiana at Lafayette $17,537.14 

6 Alpha-Delta Southern Central Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University $16,300.00 

7 Omicron-Theta BC/Western WA/Alaska Thompson Rivers University $16,020.50 

8 Delta-Sigma Southern Idaho/Utah University of Utah $11,090.00 

9 Chi Indiana/Illinois Purdue University $8,298.24 

10 Alpha-Nu Central South Carolina Wofford College $8,050.00 

TOP 10 CHAPTERS/COLONIES - TOTAL SERVICE HOURS 

Rank Chapter/Colony District School Service Hours 

1 Kappa-Phi Washington D.C. George Mason University 13,488 

2 Epsilon-Tau Central California California State University, Fresno 9,630 

3 Omicron-Rho Michigan University of Michigan/Flint 8,592 

4 Beta-Theta Indiana/Illinois Indiana University 5,551 

5 Nu-Upsilon Central South Carolina Winthrop University 5,432 

6 Delta-Chi Mississippi Mississippi State University 5,252 

7 Omicron-Zeta So. California/Hawaii University of Hawaii 4,469 

8 Mu-Iota Washington D.C. Gallaudet University 4,208 

9 Theta-Zeta New Mexico/Western Texas Eastern New Mexico University 4,188 

10 Tau Southwestern Texas University of Texas at Austin 3,446 


From the Big Apple to the Big Easy 

More than five years after Hurricane Katrina, the costliest natural di- 

saster and one of the five deadliest hurricanes in the history of the Unit- 

ed States, thousands of displaced residents in Louisiana and Mississippi 

are still living in temporary accommodations. 

Kappa Sigma’s Nu-Gamma Chapter (Pratt Institute), along with alumni volunteers in the Greater New York 

City area, have taken the A Greater Cause program to heart, committing to helping rebuild New Orleans. Led 

by Alumnus Advisor and Past Worthy Grand Master Brian O’Dwyer (Alpha-Eta, George Washington, ’64), Kappa 

Sigma relief work groups have traveled to New Orleans each year since the hurricane. 

On January 14, 2011, following the most successful community service trip yet, New Orleans Mayor Mitch 

Landrieu convened a press conference and publicly thanked the Kappa Sigma contingent for its parks and 

recreation center restoration projects this year, as well as its consistent dedication over the past five years in rebuilding 

fire houses, homes and community facilities. The efforts of Nu-Gamma and alumni volunteers yielded 

another proud day for Kappa Sigma and provided a shining example of commitment to A Greater Cause – 

Kappa Sigma’s Call to Service. 


The Undergraduate Brothers of Nu-Gamma and the alumni team 

were not satisfied with the fact that five years later there is still so 

much work to be done in such a great American city. 

DISASTER STRIKES 

Forming over the Bahamas on August 23, 2005, 

Hurricane Katrina crossed southern Florida as a moderate 

Category 1 hurricane, causing some deaths and 

flooding, before strengthening rapidly in the Gulf of 

Mexico. The storm weakened slightly before making its 

second landfall as a Category 3 storm on the morning 

of August 29 in Southeast Louisiana. 

It caused severe destruction along the Gulf coast 

from Central Florida to Texas, much of it due to the 

storm surge. The most severe loss of life occurred in 

New Orleans, Louisiana, which flooded because the levee 

system catastrophically failed, in many cases hours 

after the storm had moved inland. 

Eventually 80 percent of the City of New Orleans 

and large tracts of neighboring parishes became flooded, 

and the floodwaters lingered for weeks. Other 

coastal areas were flooded more than 90 percent in 

hours, as boats and casino barges rammed buildings, 

pushing cars and houses inland, with waters reaching 

six to twelve miles from the beach. 

KAPPA SIGMA RESPONDS 

During the first two years after Katrina, the Nu-Gamma 

Chapter raised money and worked with Catholic Charities 

to perform demolition work in flood-ravaged houses 

owned by elderly or disabled residents. 

The following year, the Chapter raised money along 

with the New Orleans Fire Department (NOFD), The 

Keith Miller Foundation, New York City District Council 

of Carpenters (NYCDCC), Leary Fire Fighters Foundation 

& SFG KREWE on the Fire House Restoration Project. 

The goal was to get the NOFD out of FEMA trailers 

and back to responding to fires and emergencies the 

way they could before the storm. In total, the groups 

worked on 14 of the NOFD’s firehouses, completely 

rebuilding 11 of them. 

The Undergraduate Brothers of Nu-Gamma and the 

alumni team were not satisfied with the fact that five 

years later there is still so much work to be done in 

such a great American city. The Chapter’s efforts helped 

bring back the community’s sense of safety as a result 

of the Fire House Restoration Project, and the areas surrounding 

the houses saw an average of 33 percent increase 

in population. 

Building on this success, the Chapter sought new 

ways to help continue this growth. Along with the 

NOFD, Brothers decided to reach out to the community 

and New Orleans Recreation Department (NORD) by 

rebuilding parks and recreation centers. Working alongside 

the coaches and families in the community, the 

goal was to provide a greater sense of community by 

giving children restored parks for recreation. 

In May of 2010, after raising the money for the 

project, the undergraduates and alumni returned to 

New Orleans and began working side by side with the 

NOFD, NYCDCC, & SFG KREWE to restore Odile Davis 

Park in the Desire Area. They restored the dugouts 

and bleachers for the baseball field, fixed and painted 

damaged fencing, built batting cages, and renovated the 

concession stand and restrooms. At the end of the trip, 

these Brothers still knew that they could do more. 

They returned home and began raising money to 

coordinate the group’s most successful trip yet. On January 

9-14, 2011, Nu-Gamma undergraduates, again led 

by PWGM O’Dwyer, and NYC-area alumni volunteers, 

began work on Digby Park, in the Eastern part of New 

Orleans. The group renovated the park’s multi-purpose 

center by painting the facility and replacing the roof, 

plumbing and electrical wiring. The volunteers also 

worked on the baseball field, reconditioning or replacing 

the dugout, aluminum bleachers and fencing. 

On Friday January 14, 2011, representatives from 

the organizations were joined by New Orleans’ Mayor 

Landrieu. He appeared to thank Kappa Sigma for its 

work at Digby and also the work completed over the 

past years since Katrina, calling the project a “great example 

of the spirit of volunteerism in New Orleans.” He 


Above Left: Brothers of Nu-Gamma are joined by the Mayor of New Orleans, Mitch Landrieu, and other volunteers at a work 

session. Above Right: A “Kappa Sigma SFG Krewe” sign is spray painted on a wall. 

also thanked the NOFD for their work, involvement, and mentoring with the projects. Most importantly, 

the Mayor raised awareness amongst the community and its politicians about the need for more fundraising 

help to continue future projects. 

OUR CALL TO SERVICE 

The long-standing traditions of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity are built on the foundation of Fellowship, 

Leadership, Scholarship and Service. With each trip, the Brothers of Nu-Gamma have truly experienced 

the significance of each of these cornerstones. As a result, not only have these trips allowed 

Kappa Sigma to serve a community in need, but they have also helped each and every volunteer to 

preserve, strengthen, and cement their bonds as Brothers. 

The Nu-Gamma Chapter and local volunteer alumni are far from finishing the work that needs to 

be done in the City of New Orleans, and remain committed to continuing to rebuild. 

The Chapter is quick to give thanks to Assistant Superintendent Chief Tim McConnell of the NOFD 

& Angela Coyle of the SFG KREWE, who opened the gates of New Orleans to the groups and allowed 

Kappa Sigma to help year after year by finding, planning, and coordinating the projects with them. 

They also would like to thank all of members of the NOFD who have lodged, fed, and shown them 

the way on the job sites – as well as all the generous donors who have believed in the Chapter’s work 

and efforts to keep the projects going over the years. 

The biggest thanks, however, goes to PWGM Brian O’Dwyer and his endless efforts and fundraising 

so the Alumni and Undergraduates can be part of these unforgettable and inspiring projects. His 

selfless example and mentoring continues to afford undergraduates the ability to experience what it 

means to truly live by the words of the Star & Crescent. 

Any Brothers interested in hearing more about the projects, contributing or joining in the efforts 

should contact Dan Ryan (Nu-Gamma, Pratt, ’98), ADGM NYC District and AAA for Nu-Gamma at 

bigdanryan@hotmail.com. H 


Kappa Sigma Returns to Mississippi State University 

On the weekend of December 10 through 12, 2010, 

the Delta-Chi Chapter of Kappa Sigma had their charter 

re-instated at Mississippi State University in Starkville, 

MS. The festivities began on Friday evening with the 

initiation of 46 pledges into the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. 

Six separate initiation teams ran simultaneously for four 

hours to complete the ceremonies. The teams were 

composed of Delta-Chi alumni and undergraduate 

brothers from Delta-Chi Colony (Mississippi State 

University), Delta-Xi (Ole Miss), Lambda-Pi (Delta 

State), Kappa-Nu (South Alabama), Lambda-Gamma 

(Jacksonville State), and Xi-Eta (Christian Brothers). 

Without the selfless volunteering from these 70+ 

brothers, the weekend would have never been possible. 

The initiation efforts continued on Saturday morning 

as 57 additional brothers were added to the Kappa 

Sigma Fraternity, which brought the total initiation 

count to 103 men. Bowen C. Horton (’10) received 

the honor of being the model initiate. His initiation 

ceremony took place in front of 175+ brothers as his 

father Thomas N. Horton (Delta-Xi, Ole Miss, ’97) and 

Grandfather Dr Russel L. Wiener (Phi, Rhodes, ’39) 

participated on the initiation team. 

That Saturday evening a seated banquet was held 

in the Colvard Student Union to celebrate the re- 

installation of the Delta-Chi Chapter’s charter. Over 

250 parents, alumni and undergraduate brothers 

were in attendance for the special occasion. Brother 

Mitchell B. Wilson (Beta-Nu, Kentucky, ’78), Kappa 

Sigma’s Executive Director, emceed the banquet 

while Worthy Grand Master of Ceremonies Hugh 

M. Robert (Epsilon-Mu, Tulsa, ’95) gave the keynote 

speech and Worthy Grand Master E. L. (Bill) Betz, Jr. 

(Epsilon-Psi, Lambuth, ’67) presented Delta-Chi with 

its charter. In addition to these presentations, Delta- 

Chi’s Trustee and past Worthy Grand Master H. Phillip 

Bell IV (Lambda-Xi, Georgia College, ’80) was made 

an Honorary Initiate of Delta-Chi and the Delta-Chi 

alumni were given the charter to the first Delta-Chi 

Alumni Chapter. 

The initiations and banquet were only a success 

because of a continuous team effort and months of 

relentless hard work from the Headquarters’ staff, 

undergraduate brothers, and alumni from Kappa 

Sigma chapters throughout the country. For everyone 

in attendance, the celebratory weekend showed us 

the true depths of our fraternal brotherhood and 

provided a launching pad for future success for the 

Delta-Chi Chapter. H 


More than a century ago, a Brother named Stephen 

Alonzo Jackson stood before the Grand Conclave assembled 

in Baltimore, MD and challenged his Brothers to grow our 

Order - beyond the dreams or expectations of many of the 

men assembled that evening. Untold numbers of Brothers 

have answered that call, both in Jackson’s day and through 

the ages – culminating in the efforts that have lead us to 

our current and latest record-breaking accomplishment – 

4,662 pledges for Fall 2010, a new record. “This was a 

fantastic effort from our undergraduate chapters, alumni 

volunteers and HQ staff,” reported Worthy Grand Master 

of Ceremonies Hugh M. Robert 

Kappa Sigma’s recruitment and expansion program’s 

slogan, “Champion Quest… in Pursuit of Jackson’s 

Dream,” reinforces our commitment to Brother Stephen 

Alonzo Jackson’s dream of making Kappa Sigma the pride 

of every college and university in the land. In the Fall 

of 2003, Kappa Sigma had successfully recruited the then 

largest fall pledge class in our Fraternity’s history, besting 

the previous record set in the fall of 1988. Recruiting more 

than 3,400 men and breaking a 15-year-old record was 

a tremendous achievement; maintaining that momentum 

every year since has been an even bigger accomplishment. 

The following year, chapters were beginning to realize the 

benefit of the 60-day Pledge Program implemented with 

the Brothers in Action program. Kappa Sigma initiated a 

record 2,771 Brothers in the fall of 2004, a 70% increase 

over the previous year, while the average length of a Kappa 

Sigma pledge period decreased from 124 days to 53.5 

days. The streamlined pledge program enabled chapters 

to successfully develop more pledges into Brothers. 


In 2005, the Fraternity began construction on our new 

International Headquarters in Charlottesville, Virginia, 

and set yet another fall recruitment record with 4,077 

men pledged. Fall 2006 brought the fourth consecutive 

recruitment record with 4,123 men pledged, representing 

growth of more than 54% since the implementation 

of the Champion Quest program. The following June, 

Kappa Sigma celebrated the opening of the International 

Headquarters, just a month before the 66th Biennial Grand 

Conclave in Miami, Florida. At that Conclave, the brothers 

of Kappa Sigma were not content to rest on our laurels 

and set a goal to recruit more than 7,000 men each year 

over the 2007-2009 Biennium. Two years later, more than 

one thousand Brothers traveled to San Antonio, Texas 

to celebrate a wealth of accomplishments resulting from 

the challenge given to every chapter… to “Beat Your 

Best.” Among those accomplishments was the donation 

of $117,340 to the Fisher House Foundation through the 

new Military Heroes Campaign and the continued growth 

in recruitment numbers resulting in a new record for the 

Fraternity: 7,036 men recruited over the 2008-2009 academic 

year. Fall 2009 continued that trend with the seventh 

consecutive Fall record, primarily due to the successful 

growth of the Pledge-Recruits-A Pledge program. “We are 

proud of what are undergraduates have done – not just 

in recruitment, but in all areas,” said Worthy Grand Scribe 

Gregory S. Hunt. 

With the end of the Fall 2010 semester, the impact of 

the Champion Quest program remains as strong as ever. 

Kappa Sigma has successfully recruited 4,662 men to set 

a new fall record for the eighth consecutive year since

the 64th Biennial Grand Conclave in Tampa, Florida. Much of our success in recruitment over that period can be 

attributed to staying loyal to several common themes reinforced year-over-year (see below). 

As we enter the last semester of the 2009-2011 Biennium, the challenge upon each Brother of Kappa Sigma is 

to utilize the resources mentioned in this article to help your chapter build upon its past recruitment successes. “In 

Kappa Sigma, our obligation is to grow the Order. Our Brothers have done a phenomenal job over these past years, 

and I am optimistic that the best is yet to come,” said Worthy Grand Procurator S. Christian Nascimento. 

We are well on our way to set yet another recruitment record for this Biennium, but it will take the dedication 

of every Brother to make it happen. Think about what a strong recruitment will mean to your chapter: a stronger 

presence on campus, more leaders to help develop your organization, more friends to share your experiences, and 

more opportunities to find the next Stephen Alonzo Jackson – that Brother who will work tirelessly for the good of 

our Fraternity and challenge us to… 

“…not rest contentedly until the Star and Crescent is the pride 

of every college and university throughout the land.” 

In Pursuit Of Jackson’s Dream 

Strong Planning 

• Make sure every brother knows his role in recruitment 

• Create a prospect list and maintain a detailed record 

of prospective rushees on a daily basis 

• Teach Brothers the skills they need to find quality men 

and be successful in selling Kappa Sigma 

Strategic Execution 

• You can never have enough marketing – make sure that 

Kappa Sigma is the name that comes to mind when 

students think (positively) of Fraternities on your campus 

• Positive branding – be aware of the message you send 

about your chapter in your flyers, t-shirts & word-of-mouth 

• Create events that are exciting and attractive to even 

those skeptical about Fraternity life 

• Stress the importance of individual follow-up after 

each event - make sure rushees know that a Brother 

personally wants them to come back to the next event 

Pledge-Recruits-a-Pledge 

• Utilize your newest members to recruit their friends, 

roommates and classmates 

• Reinforce the idea that some men never joined Kappa 

Sigma because no one ever asked them to - have your 

new members ask their friends to Rush 

Mid-Semester Recruitment 

• Organize an informal rush period during the semester 

to build recruitment skills among your new members 

and reach those not ready to Rush during the formal 

Fall recruitment 

• Many students are overwhelmed by college in general 

during the first few weeks, so an informal Rush during 

the semester could be the way to reach those guys 

Beat Your Best 

• Focus on being better than you have been – beat your 

goals, not just the goals of others 

• Chapters that benchmark their goals on their previous 

“bests” will always find themselves growing and 

achieving more 

Area Recruitment Managers 

• Schedule a visit with your ARM for hands-on support 

and guidance where you need it most during the 

recruitment process 


Top 25 Recruiting Chapters 

By Robert J. Ranley (Xi-Beta, Northeastern University, ’05), Champion Quest Deputy Commissioner 

Rank Chapter School Name Total Pledges 

1 Delta-Chi Mississippi State University 112 

2 Delta-Xi The University of Mississippi 81 

3 Xi University of Arkansas 67 

4T Tau The University of Texas at Austin 51 

4T Theta-Psi Oklahoma City University 51 

4T Theta-Zeta Eastern New Mexico University 51 

7 Epsilon-Sigma Florida State University 50 

8T Epsilon-Epsilon University of British Columbia 49 

8T Gamma Louisiana State University 49 

10 Kappa-Gamma Northern Arizona University 48 

11 Beta-Theta Indiana University 46 

12 Xi-Delta University of Texas/San Antonio 45 

13 Delta-Eta The University of Southern California 43 

14T Epsilon-Chi The University of Louisiana at Lafayette 40 

14T Kappa-Alpha University of Nevada, Las Vegas 40 

14T Kappa-Mu Tennessee Technological University 40 

17T Mu-Rho Missouri State University 38 

17T Theta Texas Christian University 38 

17T Univ. of Southern Indiana Colony University of Southern Indiana 38 

20T Beta-Nu University of Kentucky 37 

20T Gamma-Omega University of Pittsburgh 37 

20T Lambda-Epsilon Colony University of Central Florida 37 

23 Chi Purdue University 36 

24T Chi-Omega University of South Carolina 35 

24T Epsilon-Phi Texas Tech University 35 


Most Improved Chapters 

Rank Chapter School Name 2009-10 2010-11 Increase 

1 Kappa-Gamma Northern Arizona University 18 48 30 

2 Epsilon-Epsilon University of British Columbia 24 49 25 

3T Kappa-Mu Tennessee Technological University 16 40 24 

3T Xi-Delta University of Texas/San Antonio 21 45 24 

5 Gamma-Phi West Virginia University 11 34 23 

6T Delta-Xi The University of Mississippi 62 81 19 

6T Tau The University of Texas at Austin 32 51 19 

8 Kappa-Alpha University of Nevada, Las Vegas 23 40 17 

9 Epsilon-Upsilon University of North Texas 13 28 15 

10 Gamma-Omega University of Pittsburgh 23 37 14 

11T Delta-Eta The University of Southern California 30 43 13 

11T Omicron-Gamma Arkansas Tech University 13 26 13 

13T Beta-Upsilon North Carolina State University 8 20 12 

13T Epsilon-Chi University of Louisiana at Lafayette 28 40 12 

13T Kappa-Omega University of North Carolina at Charlotte 19 31 12 

16T Beta-Theta Indiana University 35 46 11 

16T Pi-Kappa Waltham, Massachusetts 0 11 11 

18T Beta-Chi Missouri Univ. of Science and Technology 23 33 10 

18T Beta-Nu University of Kentucky 27 37 10 

18T Epsilon-Gamma Louisiana Tech University 12 22 10 

18T Nu-Theta Morehead State University 11 21 10 

18T Rho-Epsilon Anchorage, Alaska 9 19 10 

23T Alpha-Delta Pennsylvania State University 8 17 9 

23T Chi-Omega University of South Carolina 26 35 9 

23T Epsilon-Rho Kent State University 12 21 9 

23T Mu-Upsilon University of Northern Iowa 5 14 9 

23T Omicron-Epsilon Adelphi University 6 15 9 

23T Pi-Zeta Charlotte, North Carolina 2 11 9 

23T Theta Texas Christian University 29 38 9 


Beat Your Best Chapters • Fall 2010 

Chapter School Name 2009-10 2010-11 Increase 

Theta-Psi Oklahoma City University 81 44 37 

Kappa-Gamma Northern Arizona University 48 21 27 

Delta-Xi The University of Mississippi 81 62 19 

Tau The University of Texas at Austin 51 34 17 

Delta-Eta The University of Southern California 43 31 12 

Gamma-Omega University of Pittsburgh 37 26 11 

Kappa-Alpha University of Nevada, Las Vegas 40 29 11 

Kappa-Mu Tennessee Technological University 40 30 10 

Nu-Theta Morehead State University 21 11 10 

Epsilon-Chi The University of Louisiana at Lafayette 40 30 10 

Epsilon-Epsilon University of British Columbia 49 40 9 

Xi-Delta University of Texas/San Antonio 45 37 8 

Gamma-Pi Massachusetts Institute of Technology 25 18 7 

Theta Texas Christian University 38 31 7 

Xi-Iota Columbus State University 22 16 6 

Xi University of Arkansas 67 61 6 

Rho-Theta The University of New Orleans 19 13 6 

Pi-Omega Sacred Heart University 15 10 5 

Pi-Upsilon Academy of Art University 14 9 5 

Omicron-Rho University of Michigan/Flint 33 29 4 

Zeta University of Virginia 4 1 3 

Omicron-Iota Armstrong Atlantic State University 21 18 3 

Sigma Tulane University 5 2 3 

Rho-Iota State Univ. of New York College at Cortland 5 3 2 

Gamma-Mu Washington State University 14 12 2 

Omicron-Epsilon Adelphi University 15 14 1 

Delta-Omega Wake Forest University 8 7 1 

Epsilon-Sigma The Florida State University 50 49 1 

Xi-Eta Christian Brothers University 13 12 1 

Mu-Upsilon University of Northern Iowa 14 13 1 

Iota Southwestern University 6 5 1 

Omicron-Omega California State University, Stanislaus 29 28 1 

Theta-Beta California State University, Long Beach 33 32 1 


COLONY SCHOOL 

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Colony Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi 

Kappa-Rho Colony Boise State University 

Grand Valley State University Colony Grand Valley State University Colony 

Indiana University Southeast Colony Indiana University Southeast 

Henderson State University Colony Henderson State 

Xi-Zeta Colony Northwest Missouri State University 

Queens College, City University of New York Colony Queens College, The City Univ. of New York 

St. John’s University: Staten Island Colony St. John’s University: Staten Island 

Robert Morris University Colony Robert Morris University 

Beta-Phi Colony University of California, Davis 

Utah Valley University Colony Utah Valley University 

Theta-Delta Colony Willamette University 

Eta Prime Colony Durham, NC 

Gamma-Alpha Colony University of Oregon 

— NEW KAPPA SIGMA COLONIES — 

COLONY SCHOOL 

Beta Colony The University of Alabama 

Northwood University Colony Northwood University 

Gamma-Nu Colony Washburn University 

Mount Pleasant, Michigan Colony Mount Pleasant, Michigan 

University of Southern Indiana Colony University of Southern Indiana 

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Colony Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College 

St. Norbert Colony St. Norbert University 

Delta-Zeta Colony The University of New Mexico 

University of the Incarnate Word Colony University of the Incarnate Word 

Kappa-Upsilon Colony Clemson University 

Mu Colony Washington and Lee 

Alpha-Upsilon Colony Millsaps College 

Oglethorpe Colony Oglethorpe University 



Kappa Sigma Is Hiring! 

POSITION: AREA RECRUITMENT MANAGER 

Kappa Sigma is currently hiring the position of Area Recruitment Manager 

for the 2011-2012 school year. Employment will begin in June 2011. 

Graduating seniors and recently graduated alumni are strongly encouraged 

to apply. OPEN UNTIL FILLED! 

About the positions: 

• Earning potential of $50,000 per year. 

• Regionally located. Brothers can be based in their home states and DO 

NOT have to move to Charlottesville. 

• Function as an integral part of the Fraternity-wide team that is helping 

Kappa Sigma remain the top recruiting Fraternity in North America. 

• Offer once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to work for the Fraternity and make 

extensive career contacts. 

Looking for brothers who: 

• Are self-motivated and highly organized. 

• Have demonstrated an ability to manage multiple tasks. 

• Are comfortable speaking in front of groups. 

• Have demonstrated results in rush or other leadership positions. 

• Sales/marketing degree or experience a plus. 

Please send a cover letter and resume immediately to: 

Carl J. Reisch, Director of Recruitment & Expansion 

Kappa Sigma Fraternity, P.O. Box 5066, Charlottesville, VA 22905-5066 

434-295-3193 x 133 • carlr@hq.kappasigma.org

Alumni Association & Alumni Dues 

Since 1967, more than 22,000 Brothers have supported the Fraternity and Endowment 

Fund by contributing annually via the Alumni Dues solicitation. These Brothers are 

responsible for over 88,000 gifts totalling nearly $4.5 million. These contributions have 

helped Kappa Sigma Fraternity remain the most affordable Fraternity experience for 

college students today. In 2009, more than 2,500 Brothers contributed to the program. 

More so than any other contribution, donations to the Alumni Dues program benefit 

the undergraduate members of the Fraternity: 

Scholarship-Leadership Awards – Each year the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund 

awards scholarships to deserving undergraduate brothers. Over 300 brothers were recognized in 2009 with 

awards. Information on the 2010 award winners can be accessed by visiting the Endowment Fund’s homepage: 

http://ef.kappasigma.org. Profiles of the winners will be featured in the next issue of The Caduceus. 

Grand Conclave – Kappa Sigma’s finest hour would not be as well attended or successful without the 

participation of the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund. Various events are sponsored by the Endowment Fund 

including the Jackson’s Men Reception. 

Operating Costs – Alumni Dues contributions help to fund the operating costs of the Kappa Sigma Endowment 

Fund staff and the International Headquarters building. 

With each contribution, the donor is enrolled in the Kappa Sigma Alumni Association, receives an official Alumni 

Association decal, and will be listed annually in the Caduceus as a donor to the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund. 

You may contact the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund at any time to make a donation to the Alumni Dues Program. 

Your 2011 invitation to give will be mailed in August 2011. If you have not received a request to participate in recent 

years, please visit the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund’s website (http://ef.kappasigma.org) to update your contact 

information or call 434-979-5733. 

Jackson’s Men 

The Roll of Jackson’s Men was started in 1993 by Brothers Luke J. Schissel (Epsilon- 

Nu, Southern Mississippi, ’62) and Dr. John W. Ryan (Delta-Sigma, Utah, ’50). The 

campaign was created to commemorate the Golden Hearted Virginian, to build the 

corpus of the Endowment Fund, and to recognize Brothers who participate in the 

funding of the educational mission of the Order. 

The Jackson’s Men program remains Kappa Sigma’s most successful fundraising program. 

In 2010, the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund recognized the 3000th member 

of the Jackson’s Men Program. Each one of Jackson’s Men receives an individually 

numbered label pin and a framed certificate. A duplicate certificate is mailed to the 

Brother’s Chapter of Initiation. For more information about how to become one of Jackson’s Men, please contact 

the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund at 434.979.5733. 

Jackson’s Man Commitment Payment Scale 

$1000 $28 per month for 36 months 

$1500 $41.67 per month for 36 months 

$31.25 per month for 48 months 






$41.67 per month for 60 months

Located atop eight acres adjacent to Carters 

Mountain, the International Headquarters houses 

the administrative offices for both the Fraternity 

and Endowment Fund. It also includes a 

museum that displays Kappa Sigma Fraternity’s 

memorabilia, artifacts, and documents accumulated 

over thirteen decades of our existence. 

The Model Chapter Room/Conference center is 

modeled after the Rotunda Room at the University of Virginia. Jefferson’s Charlottesville home Monticello is located 

just a few miles away as is the home of our North American Founding, the University of Virginia. Completed in 2007, 

the 21,775 square foot headquarters is the largest in the fraternal world and a magnificent tribute to the Fraternity. 

12th Gate Society 

The 12th Gate Society is an annual giving plan for Kappa Sigma Brothers who wish to 

contribute to the financial security and longevity of the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund. 

Through careful financial management and planning by the Trustees, the Kappa Sigma 

Endowment Fund has weathered significant changes in the bond and stock markets since 

its establishment. Contributions to the 12th Gate society will ensure that the Endowment 

of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity remains strong and continues to grow. 

Brothers who contribute $1,000 annually to the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund will be 

recognized as members of the 12th Gate Society, and receive a distinctive lapel pin and 

plaque to display your loyalty to the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Please contact The Kappa 

Sigma Endowment Fund at 434.979.5733 or Brother William O. Waters at 478-333-6215 for 

additional information. 

MANY DONOR OPPORTUNITIES STILL EXIST. 

To request a brochure or for more information please contact the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund at: 

Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund • PO Box 5643 • Charlottesville, VA 22905-5643 • 434-979-5733 

The Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund is established under §501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Please consult 

your tax advisor concerning the deductibility of any donations. 


Heritage Society 

Established in 1993, the Kappa Sigma Heritage Society recognizes brothers who 

have remembered the Order in their estate plan. Each of these Brothers identifies 

with the Mission of the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund to promote scholarship 

and leadership in our undergraduate members. They all are eternally 

grateful for the role Kappa Sigma has played in their lives and wish to ensure 

the ideals which help to shape them continue to influence future generations. 

By naming Kappa Sigma as a beneficiary in your will, as owner and beneficiary 

of a life insurance policy or as beneficiary of a charitable trust instrument, you 

too may join the nearly two-hundred Brothers who have made such a great 

and noble commitment. 

Each Heritage Society member has found that it is relatively easy to craft a 

gift of surprising significance to the future of the Order. Depending on the type 

of gift arrangement, it may be possible to receive an immediate tax deduction. You may also be able to avoid 

capital gains tax on appreciated assets, avoid estate and gift tax and/or receive an income stream for life. 

If you have made a provision for the Endowment Fund in your estate plan, we would be pleased to recognize 

your generosity through the Heritage Society. At the same time, the Endowment Fund can provide assistance to 

you if you are interested in such a gift. Please contact The Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund at 434.979.5733 or 

Brother William O. Waters at 478.333.6215 for additional information. 

Please be advised that while the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund is more than willing to provide help during 

your heritage society/estate gift planning process, we are not authorized to or attempting to provide tax advice in 

any form or fashion. Please contact your financial advisor for specifics on tax law. 

Visit the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund Website at ef.kappasigma.org For More Information. 

Heritage Society Donors (*denotes Chapter Celestial) 

Alpha-Beta Rev Harry D. Trulove 

Alpha-Beta William O. Waters 

Alpha-Delta Robert C. Goodman* 

Alpha-Delta Willard F. Rockwell, Jr* 

Alpha-Epsilon George T. Brooks, Jr. 

Alpha-Epsilon James J. Heffernen 

Alpha-Epsilon Darrell H. Smith Jr* 

Alpha-Epsilon Leon S. Westgate* 

Alpha-Eta Barton H. Kogan 

Alpha-Eta Brian J. O’Dwyer 

Alpha-Eta LCDR Henry A. Zuberano USNR(Ret)* 

Alpha-Gamma Maurice E. Gosnell 

Alpha-Gamma Stewart S. Howe* 

Alpha-Gamma Philip F. Schoch* 

Alpha-Phi John C. Decker III* 

Alpha-Pi James L. Keyes* 

Alpha-Pi Bernard W. Vaughn* 

Alpha-Psi David A. Murphy* 

Alpha-Psi Robert W. Thorpe 

Alpha-Psi Eldo F. Tomiska* 

Alpha-Sigma COL Ferris P. Copper USA(Ret) 


Alpha-Sigma Herschel T. Meredith* 

Alpha-Sigma John S. Shondel, Jr. 

Alpha-Sigma Roy R. Sultzbach* 

Alpha-Tau K. Harrison Brown 

Alpha-Tau Joseph A. Hall III* 

Alpha-Upsilon Alexander K. Doss* 

Alpha-Upsilon Rev Harmon E. Tillman, Jr. 

Alpha-Zeta William B. Retallick 

Beta-Beta James W. Boehling 

Beta-Delta Robert F. Brown* 

Beta-Delta Pressly L. Stevenson* 

Beta-Epsilon Timothy C. Cerny 

Beta-Gamma James E. Campbell* 

Beta-Iota John P. Stupp* 

Beta-Kappa Allen V. Follett 

Beta-Lambda Richard A. Russell* 

Beta-Mu Carlyle E. Anderson* 

Beta-Mu Dwain P. Ramlo 

Beta-Mu Kenneth C. Tyler* 

Beta-Nu Mitchell B. Wilson 

Beta-Omega Robert L. Dixon 

Beta-Omega James H. Peterson* 

Beta-Omega Lee E. Schlessman 

Beta-Omicron John C. Blake 

Beta-Omicron Dr Paul V. Hansen* 

Beta-Omicron William S. Lewis Sr* 

Beta-Omicron Harry H. Lewis* 

Beta-Omicron George W. Maxwell Jr* 

Beta-Omicron Jerry B. Robinson 

Beta-Omicron Francis S. Van Derbur* 

Beta-Phi Albert M. Liston 

Beta-Psi Reese D. Hansen* 

Beta-Sigma Ralph K. Soebbing 

Beta-Sigma Norman J. Stupp* 

Beta-Tau Lester L. Gregg CPA* 

Beta-Tau J. Edward Gund* 

Beta-Theta Richard B. Moore MD 

Beta-Theta O. U. Mutz 

Beta-Upsilon Daniel L. Sager 

Beta-Xi Vance R. Haswell* 

Beta-Zeta Howard R. Baldwin 

Beta-Zeta CDR Paul J. Lundbeck USNR(Ret)

Chi Alan R. Crebo MD 

Chi Lloyd L. Zickert 

Chi-Omega Robert A. Dobson III 

Chi-Omega F. Scott Mallan 

Delta-Alpha Edwin F. Miller* 

Delta-Alpha Robert T. Stevens 

Delta-Beta LT COL Harry M. Jones USA(Ret) 

Delta-Delta Dr John B. Amos* 

Delta-Delta Natale D. Naccarato 

Delta-Delta William P. Zeiss 

Delta-Gamma Harold M. Johnson* 

Delta-Gamma Warren P. Siebold 

Delta-Mu Frank C. Novotny* 

Delta-Omega H. Howell Taylor,, Jr. 

Delta-Omega Lanny Wadkins,, Jr. 

Delta-Pi Lovatt F. E. Burges* 

Delta-Pi Dr David W. Persky 

Delta-Rho Paul M. Stow* 

Delta-Sigma Barney F. Farr* 

Delta-Sigma Dr John W. Ryan 

Delta-Xi Morris C. Williams 

Delta-Zeta David R. Swearingen 

Epsilon William L. Doss* 

Epsilon Alexander K. Doss* 

Epsilon W Peyton Shehee, Jr* 

Epsilon-Beta Joe Fernandez 

Epsilon-Beta LT O. Dale Teaff, USN (Ret)* 

Epsilon-Eta Michael R. Brenan 

Epsilon-Eta John D. Hardie 

Epsilon-Omega C P A C Reynolds 

Epsilon-Omega Thomas D. Voshall 

Epsilon-Phi Joe M. Peddy 

Epsilon-Phi Bill R. Womble 

Epsilon-Pi Timothy A. Beacham 

Epsilon-Psi Dr Robert B. Betz 

Epsilon-Rho Frank J. Kelly* 

Epsilon-Sigma Scott K. Howell 

Epsilon-Theta Theodore P. Niedermuller* 

Epsilon-Upsilon Bradley D. Bracken 

Eta James T. Francis* 

Eta Ernest Heitzler Jr* 

Eta Donal L. Mc Clamroch, Jr. 

Eta Raymond K. Tuttle* 

Gamma James E. Bonner* 

Gamma Dr Benton C. de la Houssaye Jr MD 

Gamma Lionel L. de la Houssaye DDS 

Gamma George H. Reymond* 

Gamma-Alpha Thomas E. Autzen* 

Gamma-Alpha Eugene T. Wade* 

Gamma-Chi Albert L. Engle* 

Gamma-Delta COL R. R. Irving, USA(Ret) 

Gamma-Iota Sheldon C. Holland* 

Gamma-Kappa William S. Horton* 

Gamma-Kappa John L. Mc Mahan* 

Gamma-Kappa Orin C. Meyers 

Gamma-Lambda Paul E. Le Buhn 

Gamma-Lambda Harold M. Matheson 

Gamma-Lambda Walter J. Maytham, Jr. 

Gamma-Lambda William A. Whitfield* 

Gamma-Mu Dwight F. Miller* 

Gamma-Omicron Philip M. Young 

Gamma-Phi W. Till Curry 

Gamma-Phi Okey R. Ryan 

Gamma-Pi James W. Frevert 

Gamma-Pi William S. Mc Clintic* 

Gamma-Psi George E. Cannon, Jr. 

Gamma-Psi Wayne R. Cobb USAF(Ret) 

Gamma-Psi Tenal S. Cooley Jr* 

Gamma-Psi Ralph A. Geist* 

Gamma-Psi Dr James S. Thayer 

Gamma-Rho Jens M. Johannsen* 

Gamma-Rho Thomas W. Keating 

Gamma-Rho Robert H. Large* 

Gamma-Rho John E. Thompson 

Gamma-Sigma William B. Armitage* 

Gamma-Sigma Henry L. Bauer 

Gamma-Sigma Noel G. Conway 

Gamma-Sigma James M. Larkin* 

Gamma-Sigma Joseph D. Lewis* 

Gamma-Sigma Robert W. Lundeen 

Gamma-Sigma William K. Retzer 

Gamma-Tau Paul D. Crawford* 

Gamma-Theta William H. Cone 

Gamma-Theta Alfred E. Giese 

Gamma-Theta Keith K. Mc Daniel PE 

Gamma-Upsilon Robert J. Ribeiro 

Gamma-Xi Norton H. Gilbert* 

Gamma-Xi Dr William F. Loranger* 

Gamma-Xi Dr Edward H. Rybnicek 

Gamma-Xi William R. Wickham 

Gamma-Zeta James A. Mc Laughlin* 

Iota Henry M. Rockwell* 

Kappa Dr James W. Johnson* 

Kappa-Eta S. Christian Nascimento 

Kappa-Lambda Dr Paul E. Hoffner* 

Kappa-Pi Michael L. Waring 

Lambda Wallace W. Baumann* 

Lambda Howard H. Lumsden* 

Lambda William B. Stokely III 

Lambda-Iota Keith D. Stillwell 

Lambda-Kappa CAPT Gary P. Barber 

Lambda-Mu David S. Wolfe 

Lambda-Zeta Winford C. Fowlkes 

Lambda-Zeta John M. Hines Sr 

Mu William H. Kates* 

Nu-Rho Jeremy C. Whitaker2 

Phi Dr Russel L. Wiener 

Rho Thomas L. Wiper Jr* 

Sigma Edwin M. O’Connor III 

Theta-Eta Richard B. Dixon 

Theta-Nu Interest Group Grant M. Kennedy 

Theta-Omega John D. Mc Cormick 

Theta-Rho Joel W. Jones 

Theta-Theta Walter B. Norris, Jr. 

Theta-Zeta Kevin S. Kaplan 

Upsilon James J. Keating Jr* 

Upsilon Robert W. Lawson Jr* 

Xi Charles B. Whiteside III 

Zeta Joseph E. Godridge, Jr. 

Non-Member Deborah Pullin* 

Non-Member Jane E. Siemsen 

Non-Member Betsy W. Simms 

Non-Member David C. Simone 


Alumni Dues Donors for 2010 Thru April 5, 2011 (*denotes Chapter Celestial) 

Alpha $275 

Michael G. Currier 

Logan E. Gans 

Jared H. Gans 

Nicholas P. Schaefer 

Myron F. Steves Sr 

Alpha-Alpha $250 

Steven Garofalo 

Omar H. Khiel, Jr. 

Mark A. Kunetz 

John E. Miles 

Marc A. Siegel 

Alpha-Beta $1,195 

James R. Barry, Jr. 

William J. Becham,, Jr. 

Thomas F. Bishop 

James D. Buie, Jr. 

George L. Colson 

James P. Deavor PhD 

Douglas P. Dozier MD 

Dr Jon K. Durham 

William F. Foster 

Richard T. Fulton 

Charles B. Gaulding 

Wallace L. Harris, Jr. 

Peter B. Hoffman 

David L. Hunt 

Dr Eric T. Kinard 

Robert G. Kopp 

Dr Silas C. Read, Jr. 

Chadwick D. Sentell 

Michael A. Smith 

Joseph F. Vaughan, Jr. 

William O. Waters 

Emory M. Wilson 

William E. Wilson 

Alpha-Chi $300 

Robert J. Bridell 

Charles L. Hamilton 

Charles M. Henry 

Joseph G. Hodges, Jr. 

Charles R. Rouse 

Donald H. Williams, Jr. 

Alpha-Delta $1,825 

David H. Albrecht 

CAPT Eric P. Anderson 

Col James A. Ball USAF(Ret) 

Walter J. Conti 

Michael S. De Napoli 

Alexander A. De Zubay 

Vincent D. Diloreto,, Jr. 

Richard S. Fisher 

Vincent A. Gaeta 

Russell S. Glazer 

Edward D. Gorkes 

Robert W. Hampton, Jr. 

Harold C. Holly, Jr. 

Edward M. Lammi, Jr. 

R. Brad Lawrence 

James H. Leax, Jr. 

Theodore A. Lesko 

H. Wesley Link 

Jason M. Lytle 

Richard D. Madden 

Clifton E. Mowrer, Jr. 

John M. Murphy 

Darby L. Neidig 

Victor P. O’Brien 

Sean M. Pender 

Mark L. Rippy 

Harold D. Schrader 

Richard G. Skowronski 

Samuel F. Stewart 

Geoffrey G. Wright 

Chester E. Zimolzak 

Alpha-Epsilon $2,020 

Harry A. Bade III 

Dr Charles M. Carr 

Steven J. Deleyiannis 

Anthony Di Giovanni 

Samuel W. Donsky 

Donald G. Downing 

Dr Kenneth A. Fetter 

Robert H. Frey 

James P. Good 

Michael W. Harris 

Herbert E. Harris, Jr. 

Barry W. Henry 

John W. Herr 

Robert J. Hoadley 

Robert D. Isinger 

Dr David G. Kline 

Stephen R. Leskovsky 

Michael F. Lewis 

Alexander W. Loukas 

Dr Philip V. Mc Laughlin, Jr. 

Robert J. Mongeluzzi 

Joseph M. Moro 

Edward A. Mungiole, Jr. 

William H. Odell 

John R. Rockwell 

Gregory S. Rom 

Arthur J. Sfondrini, Jr. 

Michael T. Skinker 

Edward F. Sproat III 

Francis T. Stack 

Matthew J. Stephens 

Raymond W. Sweeney 

Brian E. Talecki 

Karl J. Urda 


Norman P. Vernon, Jr. 

Alan H. Wilde 

Arthur L. Wolfe 

Alpha-Eta $685 

Charles R. Brown 

Armando D’Arduini 

Seth H. Greenberg 

Joshua B. Hauser 

Michael J. Hickson 

Laurence F. Lane 

Ryan S. Langan 

LTGEN Harold G. Moore, Jr. 

Brian J. O’Dwyer 

Lindley C. Pugh, Jr. 

David C. Rudolph 

William N. Rydholm 

Erik F. Yassenoff 

Alpha-Gamma $2,080 

Michael F. Ahern 

Joseph B. Armagno 

Gregory T. Bedell 

Fred F. Berry, Jr. 

Edward C. Blomeyer III 

LTC Daryl M. Carpenter, Ret 

William R. Clinard 

Timothy E. Daughters 

Albert C. Dierckes III 

LT COL Richard K. Dorschler 

John T. Dunwoody 

Paul J. Frost 

Ralph W. Gilbertsen 

Robert G. Gillman 

Kenneth J. Hansen, Jr. 

Richard L. James 

Sean P. Kenny 

Timothy M. Lennon 

Harold D. Meisenheimer 

Robert T. Meyer 

Kevin A. Miller 

John F. Nelson, Jr. 

Thomas F. Nolan 

Robert R. Rasmussen 

Richard J. Scheer 

Calvin R. Seith 

Marvin R. Syren 

James F. Tapscott 

Donald E. Turnquist 

Chris L. Wegehenkel 

Mark G. Whetstone 

Roger L. Wilbrandt 

Adrian F. Zermeno 

Alpha-Iota $1,480 

GEN (Ret.) Burwell B. Bell III 

Leonard W. Fant 

Dr Arvel L. Fincher 

Leroy E. Gibbs, Jr. 

Louis C. Glaser 

John H. Guthrie Sr 

William C. Haisten, Jr. 

Harold Harris, Jr. 

David R. Hempy 

Corey J. Higgins 

Todd R. Hollis 

LTC Richard D. Kincaid USA(Ret) 

Lee D. Logan 

Charles L. Mc Brayer DDS 

Ernest G. Mc Carson 

William C. Mc Clain 

James W. Morgan 

James E. Peace 

Thomas D. Pledger 

John B. Robertson, Jr. 

Donald L. Seagle 

Richard W. Spencer 

Jeffrey S. Spivey 

Jack B. Stanford 

T. J. Swafford, Jr. 

Douglas W. Turner 

Andy Walker, MD 

Derek T. Wirz 

John P. Woods, Jr. 

Alpha-Kappa $1,250 

Dr Richard Arasi 

Charles L. Barndt, Jr. 

Allen R. Bruno 

John C. Cleary 

David E. Conklin 

Stephen L. Duhamel, Jr. 

Richard B. Gold 

Richard E. Hazard 

Michael H. Hirsh 

Jin C. Kim 

Marc J. Kurzman 

James R. Loftus 

Robert G. Panagulias 

Fritz P. Perpignand Sr 

William E. Piombino 

Jeffrey E. Schvey 

Stephen W. Shupp Sr 

David L. Stark 

John J. Warner MD 

Alpha-Lambda $805 

Rodney S. Belden 

Alan L. Brown 

John D. Chadwick 

William W. Chalmers 

Robert A. Cone 

Daniel C. De Wolfe III 

Louis Dellefave, Jr. 

Paul C. Dunham, Jr. 

AJ Eckstein 

Stanley M. Grandfield 

Kevin J. Hewlett 

Richard E. Lennon 

Robert J. Lynch 

Donald J. Nimphius 

Daniel J. Prescott 

Walter M. Pressey 

Eugene A. York 

Alpha-Mu $1,450 

William P. Benjamin 

Richard C. Booth PE 

Michael P. Cowherd 

Richard E. Frazier 

Herman L. Furr, Jr. 

Robert D. Godwin 

Jose J. Guijarro III 

David R. Hair 

Dr Ira M. Hardy II 

Robert C. Harris 

William C. Jacobus, Jr. 

Alonzo D. Kornegay, Jr. 

Dr Charles T. Marston, Jr. 

Charles W. Mc Anally, Jr. 

S. Harbaugh Moore III 

Robert P. Noble III 

Todd B. Perry 

Dr William A. Peters III 

Michael S. Rankin 

Charles M. Redfern III 

Warren E. Rummelhoff 

M. David Samples 

Leon E. Stockton 

M. Rex Teaney,, Jr. 

David C. Tucker 

James R. Vercoe, Jr. 

Elmer J. Wellons, Jr. 

Dr Robert K. Yowell MD 

Alpha-Nu $1,850 

Kenneth C. Craven,, Jr. 

William A. Gray, Jr. 

Newton I. Howle, Jr. 

Rev Robert E. James Sr 

Martin B. Jarvis, Jr. 

Blanding U. Jones MD 

Timothy P. Jones 

Dr Joseph M. Lewis 

Wade A. Lundin 

Michael H. Malone 

Shuler A. Peele 

Robert E. Poland 

G. Alf Ruff, Jr. 

Hunter R. Stokes Sr, MD 

William B. Weatherly 

Dr John M. Younginer, Jr.

Alpha-Phi $1,475 

Robert D. Blecher 

Thomas H. Cable, Jr. 

Robert R. Colon 

V. L. D’Amore 

Stephen J. Fischer 

Theodore B. Gronlund 

Stuart C. Hempel 

David W. Henderson 

Peter Howard-Johnson, Jr. 

Dr Robert A. Howell DBA 

William M. Kinney 

Robert W. Landzettel 

Andrew D. Light 

William R. Martens 

Robert L. Mc Clintock 

Robert V. Nielsen 

Jeffrey J. Scepanski 

Brian A. Schramke 

Michael H. Solon 

Michael M. Staffaroni 

Carl C. Svensson 

William E. Sweet III 

Robert W. Thompson 

Walter Weidemann, Jr. 

Joseph L. Williams III 

Andrew T. Yaspan 

Alpha-Pi $1,350 

Jay R. Allen 

John L. Asbury 

James L. Ashbaugh 

Dr Mark Bernat, MD 

Daniel R. Bohn 

John A. Burrell 

MAJ Robert W. Charni 

Charles R. Disque 

Michel W. Douglas 

Willard P. Dunbar, Jr. 

Walter Y. Elisha 

Stephen L. Ferguson 

Stephen L. Golliher 

Thomas E. Hastings 

Dr Robert E. Herold 

Dr James M. Kamplain 

Richard L. Ledman 

John C. Marquardt 

J. Lee Mc Neely 

Max H. Rudicel MD 

Michael J. Schneider 

Glenn E. Smith IV 

James A. Stanton 

Charles M. Wallis 

Dr Robert T. Wheatley DDS 

Alpha-Psi $2,050 

Steven F. Anderson DDS 

Steven K. Bachenberg 

William A. Brinkman 

James D. Coder 

Russ W. Corey 

Eugene G. Edwards 

Ronald L. Furse 

Robert W. Gardner 

Michael J. Garrison 

Richard C. Hahn 

William A. Harding 

Robert E. Harvey, Jr. 

John F. Heeckt 

Stephen K. Honey 

David A. Huss 

Dr Stephen P. Jackson DDS 

Edward E. Kirklin 

COL James F. Kudrna USA(Ret) 

Lowell G. Larue 

Lewis W. Lehr 

Jeffrey A. Lewandowski 

Troy D. Moser 

James A. Moses 

Richard H. Moses 

Alexander Nigro 

Larry M. Pollard 

Michael L. Stemm 

Dr Dennis F. Strauss 

William C. Struyk 

Kenneth D. Ten Hulzen 

Robert W. Thorpe 

Loren J. Weatherwax 

Michael J. Wharton 

David P. Wickard 

Alpha-Sigma $2,325 

Walter E. Bechtle 

Joseph W. Clark II 

Dr Robert W. Dougherty 

CAPT John F. Drain USN(Ret) 

JV Eckhart 

Henry W. Eckhart 

John W. Ewell 

Christopher C. Fogt 

David Y. France 

Todd C. Frankel 

Arnold S. Gardner 

Ronald C. Grundstein 

Randall J. Hart 

Chester G. Hawley, Jr. 

Leopoldo B. Hernandez 

John F. Hoerner 

Stanley E. Huffman, Jr. 

Devon P. Johnson 

Ivan L. Jones 

Douglas J. Kaiser 

Michael J. Kelly, Jr. 

James A. Kisling 

Timothy C. Krieger 

John W. Latham DDS 

Keith H. Leimbach 

Robert D. Lowrie 

William R. Lowry 

Col. Robert T. Marlow USAF(Ret) 

Robert C. Marshall 

Dr Robert L. Mc Croskey 

Marshall Mc Henry MD 

Mario D. McGivern 

Loyal H. Mortley 

Michael E. Mox 

Thomas M. Nozica 

Richard C. Postle 

Robert M. Sarkisian 

David W. Shelby 

Walter W. Shuler 

Larry R. Snyder 

Michael E. Willits 

Alpha-Tau $2,350 

Lamar Bailes 

Armand E. Breard 

K. Harrison Brown 

James R. Chalker 

William C. Cheek, Jr. 

Gregory T. Davis 

John M. Deahl 

Christopher J. Finke 

James C. Harden 

Gary L. Harrell 

George W. Haynes 

Michael S. Hickman 

James O. Hines 

George A. Jackins, Jr. 

Fredrick L. Jones 

George F. Longino III 

Wilford C. Lyon, Jr. 

Wiley R. McCoy, Jr. 

Jeffrey W. Metcalf CPA 

William H. Mueller 

Zachry S. Norville, Jr. 

John A. Pierce 

Gerald E. Pierce 

Edward L. Price 

Edward C. Putnam 

Robert D. Robinson 

Fred E. Rogers, Jr. 

Corrado D. Sammarco 

Robert C. Schroeder 

William L. Schwanebeck, Jr. 

Charles T. Seay II 

Wayne T. Sikes 

Robert V. Soderholm 

James C. Tillman, Jr. 

Jeffrey S. Warner 

Aubrey P. Watson 

Alpha-Upsilon $1,400 

Gregory B. Betz 

Thomas A. Binford, Jr. 

Carl B. Causey 

Dr James R. Cavett, Jr MD 

N. Ronald Downey III 

Emery L. Edwards 

David E. Fuquay 

Tommy D. Gilbert, Jr. 

Joel L. Gill 

Kirby A. Greer, Jr. 

Dr Jerry B. Gulledge 

Adam J. Johnston 

Robert H. Kees, Jr. 

Richard E. Kennedy 

Billy R. Knox 

Richard S. Kuebler 

Jordan M. Marshall 

James L. Mc Caleb, Jr. 

Ben L. Mitchell 

Frederick P. Moreton II 

D. Beecher Smith, II 

Keith Starrett 

Dr Frederick E. Tatum MD 

Leon L. Thompson 

Dr Lee L. Wardlaw 

Jack L. Woodward 

Alpha-Zeta $1,730 

Charles R. Bilby 

Eric M. Boujo 

Dr Jere H. Brophy 

Martin A. Cheever 

Leslie H. Cox 

Richard P. Diehl 

Michael T. Dutcher 

Walter J. Eichhorn 

Dr Melvin E. Engelhardt 

Le Roy A. Engelhardt 

Joseph E. Flynn 

Bryan M. Fraley 

David E. Gansberg 

Paul A. Gelhausen 

Dr Richard W. Gilpin PhD 

Dr William S. Harrison MD 

Douglas A. Hartwell 

Thomas Huie 

James R. Iwanski 

James M. Janis 

James M. King 

Marc A. Levin 

Robert A. Lowe 

David R. Martin 

Donald S. Mc Ewen 

John P. Ray 

William B. Retallick 

Mark A. Smith 

H. Howard Stephenson 

Dr Paul P. Stroebel 

Kyle M. Sullivan 

Todd N. Tappe 

Rev Robert C. Van Norstrand 

Mort Walker 

John H. Wilson, Jr. 

Beta $2,250 

Andrew J. Albach 

William W. Avant 

Walter L. Baker, Jr. 

Denton T. Beard 

Stephen E. Bradley 

Dr Richard L. Chambers 

James D. Cochran 

Rush H. Crawford 

Dr David A. Dauphin 

John W. Denman, Jr. 

David L. Ducote 

Brian L. Earp 

Samuel W. Gannaway 

James P. Gates 

Jerry R. Glover 

Bobby P. Hamil, Jr. 

E. Alun Harris 

J Warren Harvey 

Mack R. Heaton 

Steadman L. Hollis 

John W. Kelly,, Jr. 

Jack S. Kennedy 

William K. King 

Robert E. Logan 

William B. Mc Elroy 

James D. Mc Gouirk 

John K. Mc Kinley 

James M. Mc Millian,, Jr. 

Jimmy B. Nunis MD 

Ray D. Rawlings 

Mark T. Reed 

Russell P. Riebeling 

Richard F. Russo MD 

Dr Greene H. Smith Jr MD 

Lawrence A. Smith, IV 

James W. Snowden, Jr. 

Frank Stockard, III 

Richard A. Taylor, Jr. 

James A. Thompson 

Michael A. Vallencourt 

Thomas R. Warren 

Samuel P. Wheeler 

Beta-Alpha $160 

Edward L. Goldman 

Robison D. Harley, Jr. 

Dr Clark A. Samartino 

Beta-Beta $1,925 

John C. Alsop 

Hilaire E. Beck III 

John D. Beveridge 

James W. Boehling 

Hugh D. Brower, Jr. 

LTC Robert E. Bruns, Jr. 

J. Truba Cooper, Jr. 

CDR Rodney L. Hicks 

John H. High 

Robert A. Holsten 

Allen A. Jackson,, Jr. 

Richard S. Johnson 

Lawrence E. Kristoff 

Robert C. Lackey, Jr. 

CDR Thomas H. Luter 

Louis J. Marroni 

William A. Mc Carty 

Peter L. Mc Cauley 

Conor P. O’Donovan 

Julien C. Picot, Jr. 

Reed C. Ramsey 

Randy J. Shehady 

Donne M. Storino 

Robert G. Sullivan 

Robert M. Tunstall 

Charles E. Webber, Jr. 

James W. Whitten, Sr. 

Andrew H. Wolfe 

Russ E. Wyatt 

Terry C. Young 

Beta-Chi $3,305 

Nathan R. Adamson 

Donald E. Beuerlein 

Anthony G. Bommarito 

John G. Borman 

Donald W. Bourne 

Edward J. Bradley, Jr. 


Alumni Dues Donors for 2010 Continued… (*denotes Chapter Celestial) 

Richard T. Bradley 

David R. Breece 

Larry H. Buchtmann 

James M. Burns Sr 

Christopher W. Cook 

Richard K. Dagley 

Daniel C. Dugan 

Frank W. Falleri 

Gary D. Forsee 

Douglas L. Freeman 

Brian J. Grant 

Thomas G. Gresham 

COL James C. Griese 

Timothy M. Handlan 

Norman E. Hart 

Richard A. Heppe 

Dr William J. James 

Edward C. Jantosik, Jr. 

Ronald D. Johnston 

Lance M. Killoran 

William L. Kovacich 

Patrick W. Lancey 

Grant J. Mabie 

Terry L. Mills 

Matthew D. Moran 

David L. Perry 

Anthony D. Pezza 

Ira R. Phillips 

Alan P. Ploesser 

Aaron J. Prewitt 

Brian E. Rasch 

John W. Ricketts 

Gary E. Roebke 

Barry R. Romine 

Allen H. Rudolph 

Jason L. Schroeder 

Stewart A. Scott 

Raymond R. Seabaugh 

Anthony J. Selvaggi 

Thomas A. Smith 

Mark D. Suellentrop 

William L. Sullivan III 

William J. Trejbal 

William A. Turner 

Ryan T. Ulrich 

Harold J. Vetter II 

Paul R. Vetter 

Timothy M. Vicente 

William S. Wagener III 

David A. Wayne 

Dennis B. Wehmeyer 

Mark R. White 

Cary D. White 

James A. Whorton 

David B. Wilhide 

Jason M. Williams 

Michael A. Worms 

Gregory A. Young 

Beta-Delta $300 

Dominic A. Colaizzo 

Craig P. Lucas 

Dr Douglas R. Miller 

David L. Shroads Sr 

Robert W. Stewart,, Jr. 

Dr Allen F. Turcke 

Beta-Epsilon $1,950 

Richard J. Beck 

Jeffrey A. Blink 

Kurt J. Boxrud 

Maurice J. Buchanan, Jr. 

Philip F. Buran 

Daniel R. Burschinger MD 

Evan G. Cohn 

Randall J. Cook 

Grant G. Densing 

Donald A. Erickson 

Kyle E. Ferguson 

Richard H. France 

Brian C. Geick 

Tom J. Grasse 

LT Carl F. Haberly USN 

Douglas A. Hamaker 

William C. Hawley 

John J. Hinnendael, Jr. 

James C. Holly 

Richard J. Howell 

Lee R. Kalupa 

Charles P. La Bahn 

Charles F. Lehnen 

Jason D. Lowenthal 

Jacob R. Nelson 

Charles E. Ofenloch 

Michael F. Rentschler 

Ryan T. Schuelke 

David R. Shea 

Allan H. Stefl 

Willard L. Van Ert 

Raymond R. Wernig 

Beta-Eta $2,075 

Joseph W. Adams 

James C. Ard III 

John W. Baughman III 

Larry A. Boddie 

Greg H. Burnette 

Samuel C. Crosby, Jr. 

Marshall B. Dean 

James D. Dennis 

Daryl W. Fincher 

Barry E. Gordon 

William J. Gordy, Jr. 


James W. Grant, Jr. 

Batey M. Gresham, Jr. 

Gregory W. Griffin 

Dr Eugene J. Guazzo, Jr. 

George M. Humphries, Jr. 

Robert L. Jackson 

David R. Kesterton 

COL Earle F. Lasseter USA(Ret) 

Charles W. Mc Daniel 

James J. Mc Ginnis 

Richard V. Miles III 

John M. Minella 

Dr Arthur V. Moore 

Robert H. Neill 

Mark R. Owens 

Michael W. Price 

David M. Roberson 

John B. Roberts 

Lea S. Schultz 

Michael L. Sexton 

Ronald E. Stanley 

John C. Strickland 

Victor I. Talbert 

Maxwell B. Ward 

CAPT Leland E. Wood, Jr. 

Beta-Gamma $3,025 

Frank W. Adams 

Clair K. Bellows 

Robert J. Bodine 

Richard A. Bokamper 

Dr Kenneth F. Bosslet 

Jerome E. Brant 

Robert C. Brueckner 

James J. Buchanan 

Robert C. Bukowsky 

Cameron R. Burian 

Charles T. Culp 

Robert M. Demming 

Michael L. Denning 

William S. Dunton 

James M. Fiala 

Loyd J. Francis, Jr. 

Gregory P. Fuller 

Carl J. Gessler 

Jonathan M. Graves 

Richard P. Griot 

Sam F. Hamra 

Michael W. Hart 

Claude R. Hazel 

James P. Hea 

John E. Henderson, III 

Donald J. Hinrichs 

John C. Hottle 

James F. Kington 

Robert W. Kuelper 

Robert C. Lang 

Ian M. Lawrence, Jr. 

Herbert J. Le Moyne 

Paul R. Litzsinger 

Howard K. London 

David R. Mc Nabb 

Henry C. Milford 

Michael B. Moloney 

Stephen J. Montgomery 

Allan F. Paro 

Alan G. Patteson, Jr. 

Leo G. Peck 

Daniel S. Reilly 

Sinclair U. Rogers 

William E. Rulon 

Gregory L. Rulon 

Sakis Salas 

Robert C. Schneider 

David S. Sivcovich, Jr. 

Donald K. Strube Sr 

Steven P. Sumner 

Norman W. Williams 

James A. Willingham 

Beta-Iota $1,150 

Edward S. Adams 

Francis F. Babb 

Gordon A. Brandon, Jr. 

Albert C. Cooke 

Howard B. Foltz 

David G. Gallaher 

William W. Gorman,, Jr. 

Daniel P. Grgurich 

Robert F. Koehler 

Michael E. Kroboth 

Daniel R. Lobdell 

Donald E. Mueller 

William C. O’Donnell III 

John R. Patrick 

Howard W. Phillips, Jr. 

John M. Romary 

Walter C. Schneider 

David H. Stephens III 

Stephen F. Trainer 

Stephen B. Trusa 

R. Charles Tschampion III 

Jeffrey R. Vincent 

Beta-Kappa $401 

Robert V. Aranosian 

Richard K. Dion 

James M. Freeman 

COL James E. Gallagher 

Cris T. Goodman 

Glenn P. Heymans 

David L. Mahoney 

Gregory St Angelo, Jr. 

Beta-Lambda $2,800 

Merriell Autrey,, Jr. 

Chandler B. Barton 

Richard H. Beaty 

Julius E. Bell 

Percy J. Blount 

Edward H. Boeckel 

COL Paul B. Bowen 

USAF(Ret) 

G. Harold Brandon 

F. Postelle Brown 

James E. Campbell 

Mark W. Carson 

Dennis T. Cathey 

Don E. Chandler 

Alan S. Cooke 

John R. Culbreath 

Dr Ralph L. Dangar Jr DVM 

Ragan E. De Freese 

Henry C. Deriso, Jr. 

Charles B. Fair III 

James M. Fitzgerald 

Vivian C. Gates III 

Samuel E. Graham 

Wilson O. Green, Jr. 

Lee M. Grier 

CAPT Omer S. Gross, Jr. 

David B. Hamilton 

Dan H. Harrison 

Lewis A. Hudson 

Daniel D. Hutchins 

Frank F. Jolley 

Champ V. Leavy 

John W. Long 

Scott A. Marshall 

Gilbert O. Maulsby III 

Michael P. Moore 

Joe F. O’Kelley,, Jr. 

Emory H. Palmer 

Trummie L. Patrick, Jr. 

James D. Peters 

B Douglas Phillips 

Courtney F. Powers 

John B. Prince IV 

John B. Prince III 

Gray Reese III 

Allen C. Ryals 

Stan W. Sands 

James S. Shelton 

Charles H. Smith 

William D. Stokes Esq 

Adam E. Thornton 

Frank T. Watson 

Brian K. Weber

Beta-Mu $2,155 

Gordon C. Amoth 

Donald Ausemus 

Andrew L. Benson 

Keith A. Bradach 

John W. Carlson 

Maj. Andrew J Cutinella (USAF) 

David A. Dalton 

Elwood L. Demmon 

Brent M. Diehl 

William B. Dworsky 

Richard A. Fichtelman 

Daniel J. Greenwald III 

Dr Paul R. Hartig MD 

Stephen J. Heinen 

Donald R. Ireland 

COL Duane L. Kratz 

Jay R. Larsen 

Alex D. Litsey 

David J. Meyer 

Stephen C. North 

Dr Keith H. Nuechterlein 

James E. Perkins 

Gary E. Persian 

Dwain P. Ramlo 

Robert L. Rankin 

Dr Frank R. Steldt 

William R. Trutna 

Jeffrey P. Wallace 

William R. Werb III 

Valentine J. Zweber 

Beta-Nu $2,500 

Jeremy E. Bates 

James D. Bergmann 

George C. Bisig III 

Larry S. Blair 

Paul P. Bollinger, Jr. 

Neal M. Brown 

Timothy A. Burnett 

James L. Carter, Jr. 

Michael A. Conner 

William M. Corum 

William M. Cox Sr 

Thomas J. Dickinson 

Robert W. Droste, Jr. 

Lars T. Finneseth 

John W. Fitzwater 

Craig E. Folnsbee 

Daniel C. Friedman 

R. Michael Gray 

Andrew S. Hess 

Joseph F. Hsu 

Ryan P. Jones 

Ken Lovins, Jr. 

Edward T. Martin 

Earl F. Martin, Jr. 

Matthew F. Mauller 

Thomas D. Mc Carty 

Jeremy D. Nalli 

Jonathan S. Nalli 

Gerald L. Nichols 

Frank H. Nichols 

Choya G. Oliver 

Whayne C. Priest, Jr. 

Benjamin C. Sewell III 

Shane G. Shepherd 

Dennis J. Showalter, III 

Johnny R. Skaggs 

James W. Stuckert 

Kenneth W. Towery 

Russell F. Tucker 

William F. Williams 

Mitchell B. Wilson 

Karl C. Wold II 

Beta-Omega $900 

Troy K. Benavidez 

Richard G. Bock 

Seth E. Eisdorfer 

Eldon E. Elarton 

Emerson W. Ellett 

Thomas F. Gentsch 

John S. Geraghty 

Fred D. Gibson, Jr. 

Andy M. Goldstein 

Robert F. Jackson 

Joseph P. Jimenez MD 

Samuel A. Milliken 

Andrew D. Overbye 

Tu G. Phan 

William M. Riley 

Lee E. Schlessman 

Matthew D. Van Buskirk 

Hank P. Vogel 

George W. Weege 

Beta-Omicron $2,000 

Andrew J. Aerenson 

Salim A. Assad 

William H. Bolton 

William S. Carpenter 

Donald J. Cawley 

Charles T. Collopy 

Francis J. Coombs 

Emile P. Desserich 

Brandon D. Dinon 

Jerry T. Englehardt 

William D. Feniger 

Thomas B. Fraser II 

Maj Gen Ben I. Funk USAF(Ret) 

David J. Gerszewski 

Grant C. Gibbs 

Charles L. Goodbar, Jr. 

Glen L. Grimsley 

Lyle D. Kanekeberg 

Lyle D. Kanekeberg 

James M. Kirkpatrick 

Joseph R. Kloppenberg 

John W. Laverty 

Richard N. Lee 

HON Robert H. Mc Williams 

William J. Messett III 

Donald C. Milliman 

Robert E. Molyneux 

Eric M. Oren 

Thomas D. Papelian 

Brian Patlen 

John R. Payne 

Allwyn W. Pirtle 

Frank L. Robinson 

Robert G. Starks 

John H. Thomas 

Dr Stanley I. Thompson MD 

John W. Trueax 

Benjamin C. Waite 

John B. Wilson 

Dale F. Wise 

Henry A. Yost 

Beta-Phi $1,125 

Joseph M. Borges 

Michael G. Desmarais Esq 

John M. Dickenson III 

John A. Gabriel 

Dr Robert R. Grosse 

William D. Hedman 

Richard S. Heinrichs 

Cyril E. Juanitas, Jr. 

Albert M. Liston 

Andrew J. Majka 

Dr Richard C. Murray, Jr. 

Kenneth E. Nitzberg 

Theodore H. Oldham 

Dr Kirk A. Parry 

Dr Robert J. Reginato 

Maynard C. Skinner 

Dr Douglas O. Street 

Michael D. Swanson, MD 

Gregory O. Williams 

Kenneth W. Wilson 

Beta-Pi $700 

Claude H. Benner 

Gabriele . Ciminelli 

Don A. Cosby 

Charles R. Craig 

Jens H. Damgaard 

Leslie S. Ebbighausen 

Lewis E. Elicker III 

Jeffrey R. Fine MD 

Harry P. Hanley 

Richard H. Henry 

Dr William C. Lee, Jr. 

Dr William T. Strahan 

Beta-Psi $1,620 

Eric W. Allen 

John R. Benny 

Harold A. Brindle 

Randy C. Burge 

James P. De Vleming 

Richard A. Drottz 

Jeffrey D. Dubow 

Frank Edgar 

Dr Hansjoerg S. Fruehwald 

Roger J. Gavin 

Eugene W. Gilman 

Kevin T. Gould 

Henry P. Gratis 

Daniel L. Gravett 

H. Stanley Halvarson 

David E. Hight 

Lawrence E. Johnson 

J. Randal Jordan 

Alan G. Le Fevre 

Robert K. Lindh 

Thomas C. Lukins 

Harold M. Mathers 

John R. Maynard 

Van S. Mc Kenny III 

CAPT Alfred E. Monahan USN(Ret) 

Howard H. Nye 

Dr Stanford D. Prince 

Dr Frederick W. Reebs 

Matthew R. Wallace 

Donald H. Wilson 

Joe F. Yonek 

Beta-Rho $400 

Mark S. Drobny 

Ronald P. Frascht 

Wilfred H. Heitritter Esq 

Dennis L. Kooker 

Mark F. Ludes 

Steven A. Vojack 

Beta-Sigma $1,990 

John J. Beirne 

John D. Booth 

HON Robert H. Branom 

Kenneth A. Brown 

J. Douglas Campbell 

Kevin L. Center 

Mitchell J. Collier 

Hal J. Daub, Jr. 

Ronald K. De Guerre 

William M. Eckhart 

Joshua T. Ellis 

John J. Errigo 

Eric R. Fox 

Scott A. Fretzin 

Donald G. Fritz 

Charles E. Geisel 

Donald E. Gornet 

Michael P. Haines 

Richard A. Hoffman 

Dr Howard M. Katz 

Patrick C. Kelly 

Michael W. Kiss 

Justin W. Kleinman 

Harold T. Lange, Jr. 

Louis R. Merz 

James H. Myles 

Bert C. Natalicchio 

Roy Pfautch 

Frank J. Rebholz, Jr. 

John Pablo Sandoval 

Norman D. Schwab 

Scott E. Simowitz 

Ralph K. Soebbing 

Robert P. Stupp 

Gerald F. Swarzman 

Matthew M. Thomas 

Joseph G. Vetter 

Dr Ronald K. Wepprich 

Dr David T. Woodley 

Beta-Tau $1,640 

Peter S. Barnes 

Phillip W. Brown 

Herbert D. Ditzler 

Norman E. Gaar 

James E. Gager 

James T. Hardy 

John W. Heaton Jr MD 

Louis E. Holland II 

Richard G. Kitterman 

Dr Steven E. Lees 

John E. Liechty 

Daniel E. Lucas 

Daniel S. Mai 

David B. Mai 

Robert S. Maxwell 

Ronald L. Mc Millan 

Ted Miles 

Jeff K. Osborn 

Jon C. Parks 

Leyton T. Pitzer 

Brent M. Poley 

Edward P. Schneeberger 

Nate P. Scott 

Ryan A. Seager 

Dr Robert R. Shemwell 

Philip A. Shull 

Joseph A. Simunac, Jr. 

R. Ray Trowbridge 

Beta-Theta $3,735 

Stephen W. Adair 

M Scott Bassett 

Ronald L. Bates 

Richard S. Bennett 

Howard V. Bibler 

William B. Bramblet 

Robert C. Burnside 

LT COL Conrad L. Burton USAF(Ret) 

Bryson T. Calvin 

Joseph W. Carey 

Harold C. Carpenter, Jr. 

Thomas J. Chomyn 

William C. Clark 

Dr Walter H. De Armitt, MD 

Frank J. Eberle 

Jonathan S. Faris 

Daniel H. Ferguson 

Paul J. Frost Jr. 

Joshua J. Gentry 

Gregory C. Guy 

Thomas L. Hagel 

Christopher J. Hall 

James A. Harrah 

David R. Heiple 

Ervin W. Hutsen 

Arnold W. Joers 

Ronald S. Kautsky 

James W. Kemper MD 

Dr Roland M Kohr MD 

Thomas J. Land 

Robert W. Lanum 

Harrison W. Malotte 

Ronald G. Manson 

Michael J. Markey 

Edward G. Milkey, Jr. 

Rocco J. Miralia 



James T. Morris 

Richard M. Mullins 

O. U. Mutz 

Gary F. Myers 

David H. Naus 

Jerome H. Nickels 

Kent I. Phillips 

Brian S. Postlethweight 

Rohun P. Rangnekar 

Dr William P. Rhudy, Jr. 

Norman A. Richards 

Michael J. Rosser 

Robert C. Rothkopf 

Mark J. Sauer 

Thomas P. Shea 

Douglas W. Smith 

Gregg T. Summerville 

William S. Tatay 

Robert T. Tierney 

Col. Ronald J. Webb USAF(Ret) 

Dr Barton R. Welbourn 

Richard B. Wenzler 

Dick E. Wilson 

Beta-Upsilon $2,575 

Andrew W. Blair 

Robert J. Brett 

Charles L. Britt, Jr. 

Ray A. Bryan, Jr. 

William L. Burns, Jr. 

Martin B. Chadwick 

David S. Chesnick 

Donald J. Curtis 

Walter G. Davis 

Louis S. Dettman 

Alan T. Dickson 

William Lane Diel 

Chad W. Eismont 

Alex B. Fulbright 

Dockins W. Grantham 

Daniel B. Hinkle 

Stephen E. Hoots 

Gregory S. Hunt 

Joseph A. Kirchgassner IV 

Christopher P. Kontalonis 

Douglas M. Latta,, Jr. 

George D. Layno 

Arturo Y. C. Lumpkin 

CAPT Wayne A. Mastin 

Joe D. Mc Call, Jr. 

David S. Mc Carthy 

Joel P. Mc Cullough 

Michael C. Platania 

CAPT Craig Price 

Dain A. Riley 

ENS Allen F. Roper USN 

Dwight E. Rose 

Daniel L. Sager 

Craig S. Shoaf 

William H. Sigmon 

John D. Stallings 

William T. Stanley 

Eric W. Stroup 

James J. Swain, Jr. 

John G. Thomas 

Donald R. Tomlin 

Durant G. Vick 

Peter A. Warner 

Jimmy R. Westmoreland, Jr. 

Colon H. Williams 

Cornelius C. Wright, Jr. 

Beta-Xi $1,200 

John P. Ager 

Vincent A. Blake 

Frederick E. Bussey 

Peter W. Cole 

Edwin O. De Silva 

Robert T. Dexter 

Douglas V. Duncan 

Bryan R. Ezralow 

Richard D. Graffis 

Richard C. Keller 

Ted Littlejohns 

Mark C. Lucas 

Richard W. Phillips 

Forrest A. Plant, Jr. 

Robert F. Rinehart 

Phillip S. Sizer Sr 

Raymond V. Stone, Jr. 

Ira K. Vantress, Jr. 

Douglas W. York 

Beta-Zeta $1,190 

William D. Berry Esq 

Allan L. Bridgford 

Lonnie A. Browne 

Irval W. Carter, Jr. 

Irval W. Carter, Jr. 

Kenneth R. Casey 

Harvey H. Derne 

Joseph A. Eckman 

Clark R. Eller 

William A. Franke 

Eugene W. Harris 

Jonathan M. Hee 

Darrell E. Jordan 

Douglas D. Lottridge 

Gabriel D. Miller 

Dr Stephen A. Moore MD 

Michael B. Pressman 

Julien R. Ransone 

James T. Reid 


Martin Ruano 

Robert M. Shanahan 

Scott K. Tinkham 

Kyle B. Vataha 

Chi $4,507 

Scott T. Abbott 

Jerry L. Albrecht 

Charles A. Aldag, Jr. 

William A. Baker 

Joseph D. Barnes 

Joel G. Bates 

Dr Steven C. Beering 

Christian J. Bender 

Philip S. Benner 

Rice E. Berkshire IV 

Kenneth A. Bishop 

Bradley S. Blickenstaff 

Bradley D. Bolster 

Robert R. Burnett 

Robert A. Catron 

Michael W. Cook, DVM 

Raymond L. Coss 

Dr Robert B. Covalt 

Alan R. Crebo MD 

Isaac B. Davis 

George B. Denious 

David G. Derrick 

James B. Donahue 

Richard J. Eastman 

James R. Eaton 

Lance M. Eberle 

Dr Daniel R. Evans MD 

Charles T. Fennimore 

Adam Fisher, Jr. 

Kyle R. Gatesy 

Robert B. Goodwin 

John B. Gordon 

Mark T. Gore 

John S. Green 

John V. Greenly 

John V. Greenly 

Michael P. Griffin 

Alan D. Grotnes 

Michael J. Guio 

James D. Haefner 

Daniel J. Hammel 

John W. Harless 

Edward A. Hartman 

David J. Henricks 

William A. Hoffman III 

David E. Horner 

Fred S. Horner, Jr. 

Harold M. Jacklin, Jr. 

John K. Jennings 

Robert B. Joel 

Robert E. Kabisch 

Daniel B. Kaercher 

Casey J. Kaptur 

Robert D. Keim 

Robert A. Kelley 

Charles B. Kirkpatrick 

Donald C. Kishi 

Russell G. Knauer 

Paul S. Knauer 

John F. Koch 

Walter R. Kriegbaum 

John D. Long 

Leonard A. Magazine 

Charles L. Marshall II 

Jeff J. Mc Coy 

William A. Mitchener 

Nicholas N. Noe 

Gregory D. Pilkinton 

Sam J. Quakenbush 

Kenneth C. Redeker 

Brent T. Rider 

Clarence R. Ripberger II 

Larry W. Schlagenhauf 

Eric L. Schultz 

James R. Seufert 

Michael J. Sliva 

Fred H. Squires, Jr. 

Bruce R. Storm 

La Vern W. Swindler 

Thomas D. Taff 

Ted Tammearu 

Samuel M. Tiller 

Kean H. Wells 

Kean H. Wells 

Thomas J. Wilhite 

Edward R. Yager 

Chi-Omega $1,850 

David G. Bennett 

John M. Brown 

William A. Bryan 

Edward B. Burgess 

Jason E. Creel 

Robert A. Dobson III 

James D. Faulkner 

Fred H. Gantt, Jr. 

Kenneth M. Goins, Jr. 

Harry B. Gregory Sr 

Dargan E. Grigg 

Frank W. Hafner, Jr. 

Michael T. Heath 

Steven T. Holben 

Charles E. Howard 

Matthew G. Kanes 

Dr Patrick J. Kelly 

Hugh F. Knight II 

Nicholas A. Leow 

F. Scott Mallan 

Morgan O. Martin 

Charles G. Mullinax 

George D. Patrick 

Carl M. Pennington III 

Edgar L. Perry,, Jr. 

Billy Porter 

Steven R. Robinson 

Ernest S. Scarborough 

Hugh L. Simril, Jr. 

Arthur S. Solomon 

Michael W. Sydow 

Donald R. Tanner, Jr. 

James H. Todd 

John L. Wiggins III 

Bartlett J. Witherspoon IV 

Patrick C. Wright 

Delta $550 

William Frederick Carter, III 

Solon R. Cotton, Jr. 

Robert C. Hord, Jr. 

Matthew Lyman Jones 

William D. Lawson III 

David G. Lett 

J. William Medford, Jr. 

Duncan Morton, Jr. 

Judge Robert W. Pack, Jr. 

Hamlin L. Wade 

Thomas W. Williams, Jr. 

Delta-Alpha $1,865 

Paul W. Beamer 

Donald B. Bierwerth 

James R. Blatt 

Jacob Boomhouwer 

Clarence W. Brown Jr MD 

Frank Calandra, Jr. 

Richard R. Christensen 

James D. Glenn II 

Dr Howard D. Glicksman 

Marc W. Henneberger 

Sigvard W. Lanstrom PE 

Jeffrey F. Mc Adoo MD 

Dr George H. Miley 

Albert J. Nelesen, Jr. 

Robert S. Nycum 

Alan A. Peterson PE 

Clifford A. Pokol 

Kenneth L. Scheppele 

Dr Paul L. Smith, Jr. 

Dr Melvin H. Snyder, Jr. 

Dr Scott J. Spector 

Thomas F. Swigart 

Edward F. Szczyglinski 

Newton N. Teichmann

Paul G. Thiessen 

Russell T. Whiteside 

Delta-Beta $425 

CAPT Wilkerson Boone USN(Ret) 

Paul R. De Curtis 

Robert H. Elwell 

Thomas M. Emory, Jr. 

Paul G. Johnson 

LT COL Harry M. Jones USA(Ret) 

Richard W. Lefever 

Kenneth C. Newman 

Thorold G. Smith, Jr. 

Delta-Chi $3,300 

George R. Abraham 

Warren G. Anding 

Hugh M. Arant, Jr. 

Robert E. Arnold, Jr. 

Thomas M. Barnes 

Thomas B. Batson 

Scotty W. Benjamin 

Roy B. Blacklidge 

Gene Bouchillon 

Robert L. Brown, Jr. 

James W. Bush 

Harry H. Bush 

Philip A. Clark, Jr. 

Timothy L. Cole MD 

Russell C. Dale 

John D. Davis IV 

James S. Dryden 

Paul M. Ellis 

Parker T. Ellis 

William J. Faulkner 

John D. Ferguson 

David M. Ferriss 

William L. Glasgow 

John G. Gourlay, Jr. 

Edward G. Grady, Jr. 

Edward C. Hacskaylo 

Robert W. Hardin, Jr. 

Allen Hayes 

John H. Hughes 

Thomas B. Johnston 

Robert R. Knight 

George H. Lipe, Jr. 

Charles B. Mc Ilwain 

Frank F. Mc Kay, Jr. 

Caleb R. McBride 

Robert R. Meacham, III 

Farrell P. Mills 

Henry W. Minor 

Joe B. Moorehead 

Duke H. Morgan Sr 

Gary R. Parvin 

Ben Puckett Sr 

Thomas O. Risher 

John R. Sanders, MD 

Wilton T. Sanders, Jr. 

Richard Shapley 

Luther L. Shelby 

William A. Slack, Jr. 

A. B. Smith, Jr. 

Dr John G. Sparrow MD 

James M. Sparrow 

Gibb Steele 

David T. Still 

J. Haynie Stringer 

F. Marshall Sutphen 

Edwin O. Taylor, MD 

William S. Taylor III 

Willis B. Todd, Jr. 

Charles D. Work Sr 

Delta-Delta $2,270 

Bruce D. Andersen, Jr. 

Robert S. Bailey 

William C. Branning 

Richard C. Brown 

Eric S. Crowson 

Lanier S. Dasher, Jr. 

James D. Daugherty IV 

Fred S. Donaldson, Jr. 

Kevin G. Fitzgerald 

Robert C. Foss 

Kenneth L. Groves 

Jeffrey S. Holland 

Byron T. Hood 

William R. Hough 

Augustus M. Hunter 

Robert E. Hurner 

William G. James 

Paul M. Joyal 

Allan J. Knutsen 

T. Gaines La Grone 

Joseph R. Leary 

Robert E. Lorah 

Marc L. Lubet 

Andrew R. Mc Kinley 

Dennis J. McGlothin 

Matthew P. Michel 

Judson Minear 

Seth Mollitt 

Barry M. Nelson 

T. Blair Nowlin III 

James M. Peery 

Robert M. Quinlan III 

James S. Rivers 

Grover W. Salzer IV 

CDR Robert V. Simmons,, Jr. 

Robert A. Stevenson 

Daniel P. Stewart 

William Z. Stone 

Robert C. Sylvester 

Daren L. Thomas 

William E. Todd, III, D.O., M.B.A. 

John W. Traxler, Jr. 

William R. Upthegrove 

Robert C. Utter 

William P. Zeiss 

Delta-Epsilon $600 

John H. Clarry 

William F. Crothers 

Edward J. Glover 

James H. Hildebrandt 

Joseph M. Mc Bride 

Neville B. Monteith 

Dr Terence M. O’Heany MD 

John P. Salter 

Herbert Samways, Jr. 

Norris W. Walker 

Delta-Eta $3,186 

R. C. Allen 

Gwynn G. Bacon 

Todd D. Basmajian 

Robert H. Basso 

Burke Berendes 

Robert L. Carli 

George W. Ceithaml 

Malcolm K. Chong 

Kenneth L. Colborn II 

Victor A. Cravello 

Robert De Kruif 

Stephen B. Eddy 

Jack L. Faul 

William L. Fimpler, Jr. 

John S. Fink 

Jeremy Fitzl 

John M. Fowle DDS 

James W. Gerig 

Jack E. Goertzen 

Donald J. Goldberg 

Blake T. Goza 

Robert H. Grant 

George E. Harwood, Jr. 

Ernest H. Hix, Jr. 

Ernest H. Hix, Jr. 

Bradford G. Hughes 

Kenneth H. Hunter III 

Sven E. Jansson 

Jeffery A. Johnson 

William S. Johnstone, Jr. 

Michael D. King 

Gregg R. Kirkpatrick 

Fredric T. Kissler II 

Patrick F. Lee 

Vernon C. Leif 

J. Richard Leonard 

Don M. Mc Afee 

Loren J. Miller 

Harry Perry 

Daniel B. Platt 

John H. Renken 

Marshall E. Riley 

Wesley D. Seastrom 

Delton D. Shilling 

Gerald J. Singh 

Gerald A. Smith 

Gregory B. Stanislawski 

Victor T. Vandergriff 

Gregory B. Wagner 

William D. Walters 

Robert A. Welch 

Carter S. Wells 

Leslie T. Welsh, Jr. 

Harlan D. Williams 

Roland J. Wuertz, Jr. 

Patrick S. Young 

Delta-Gamma $875 

Terry L. Anderson 

COL Frank Q. Bertagnolli 

Dr John C. Brokaw 

Francis D. Brown 

Robert J. Connaghan 

Peter D. Freytag 

LT COL John M. Hobble II 

David C. Kellam 

Robert M. Marsden 

Charles L. Pfeifer 

Bobbie J. Rothe 

Harold E. Rumsey 

Warren P. Siebold 

Dana L. Sims 

William M. Starrs 

David D. Uchner 

Bruce Wahlborg 

Delta-Kappa $375 

Alan G. Cook 

Robert L. De Vore 

Patrick F. Marrs, Jr. 

Dr Robert G. Shong 

Robert S. Taub 

Leon A. Whitney 

William J. Zaiser 

Delta-Lambda $1,275 

John A. Adams, Jr. 

Dwight C. Aitchison 

Jack W. Arnst 

John A. Bottman 

Jeremy M. Bradford 

Casey R. Carlson 

Gene S. Carlson 

James L. Caughren 

Peter Cladouhos 

E. Gary Elliott 

James H. Frisbie, Jr. 

Mark R. Fuglevand 

Robert J. Goss 

Bryan D. Haysom 

James H. Jarrett 

Brent D. Keil 

Earl O. Kleinfelder 

James E. Lewis 

Marvin D. Lindseth 

LTC William A. Mans Ret 

James P. Mc Gee 

Bradley M. Roberts 

Christopher A. Rouse 

Creath A. Tooley 

Delta-Mu $2,375 

Guy L. Abernathey 

Damon E. Anderson 

Keith D. Anderson 

Dale V. Anderson 

Raymond J. Banasik 

Bradley J. Braun 

Bruce J. Conyne 

John T. Gill 

Raymond A. Goodson 

Robert J. Gowan 

Michael D. Gray 

John E. Grosse 

Brian T. Gualtieri 

Orlo B. Johnson 

James R. Johnson 

Richard J. Kampa, Jr. 

John R. Klai II 

Robert N. Lee 

James R. Magnusson 

Keith C. Magnusson 

James E. McErlane 

Richard A. Motl Fransen 

Robert M. Olafson 

Jon A. Person 

MAJ Leonard L. Pfeffer USAF(Ret) 

Bryan K. Phillips 

Myron W. Scheflo, MD 

Kent H. Siemers MD 

Joel D. Simons 

Troy E. Stavens 

David N. Stearns 

Hugh S. Stoudt 

Dr Stephen A. Stromstad 

Dr Ronald M. Torgeson 

John F. Vachal 

Dr Dalton A. West 

Steve A. Whetter 

Delta-Nu $1,750 

Mark A. Anderson 

David L. Ash 

Andrew Bhusiririt 

Paul C. Byrne, Jr. 

Nicholas J. Califato 

William R. Clardy 

William R. Dawson 

Robert L. Farmer 

Steven E. Fishman 

Melvin D. Flamm 

Michael M. Flynn 

Peter M. Grace 

Roger A. Grad 

Jack S. Green 

CAPT Michaels M. Grossi 

Anton T. Haas 

Richard F. Lovejoy 

William G. Malouf 

Leonard M. Marangi 

Barry T. Miller 

Alan C. Mosk 

David R. Nielsen 

Thomas F. Nixon 

Benjamin L. Pine 

John R. Sosoka 

Robert A. Steele 

William A. Steinmetz 

Ronald A. Walton 

Dr Robert C. Waters 

Charles R. Williams 

Delta-Omega $1,025 

Gregory A. Allushuski 

Claude C. Bridger 

Robert M. Brown 

Asa H. Bullard, Jr. 

HON Richard M. Burr 

Ryan P. Cronin 

LT COL Robert W. Crosby 

Gregory L. Goodman 



James N. Harton 

David M. Holding 

Harold L. Moore 

William A. Myatt IV 

Robert W. Nixon 

John A. Rote 

Thomas S. Royster, Jr. 

Andrew P. Russell 

H. Howell Taylor,, Jr. 

Daniel V. Townsend, Jr. 

Jerry W. West 

Delta-Omicron $25 

Chaz M. Bantle 

Delta-Phi $735 

Christopher H. Bell 

Miles G. Blakeslee, Jr. 

James O. Condon 

COL Albert T. Fisher 

Hugh B. Horning 

Matthew B. Howard 

William E. Lanigan 

Edgar B. Mc Caslin 

Dr Frederick W. Moore 

Leonard P. Mott 

Delta-Pi $3,550 

CAPT Gary C. Anderson 

James W. Arnold 

Dr Charles S. Baer 

Charles A. Ballard 

Charles M. Berlau 

Max Bishop 

John R. Broaddus 

James M. Carlyle 

Alexander A. Copp 

Todd C. Craig 

Clayton R. Dallas 

Mark R. Donnell 

Arthur R. Dunn III 

Colin R. Ford 

Dawson O. George III 

John W. Gilbert 

Claude Graves III 

David M. Griffith 

Bruce E. Grossman 

HON Gayle K. Hamilton 

Dittman W. Harrison 

Charles T. Hendrix 

Clayton P. Henry 

Edgar R. Hernandez 

Samuel W. Hunt, Jr. 

Bert G. Johnson 

Nicholas A. Kassatly 

Lt Col John A. Langford, Jr. 

James T. Morrow 

William K. Newton 

Raigen Padayachee 

Seth M. Park 

Dr David W. Persky 

James W. Pettinos, Jr. 

Robert J. Phillips, Jr. 

Julius Pickenpack 

Chad S. Plotkin 

Dr Ernest Poulos MD 

David W. Powell 

LTC Robert D. Reuter 

Jared E. Rosen 

David T. Searls, Jr. 

Wayne P. Sharum 

Bill D. Shirky 

Charles E. Sones 

Roy G. Turner III 

John E. Vollmer, Jr. 

Dr Joseph F. Warren MD 

Brian L. Wharton 

Carlton L. White 

Delta-Psi $1,325 

Jeffrey C. Anderson 

Kirk M. Chewning 

Michael A. Collins 

Denver D. Day 

Robert A De Clercq 

Dr Robert B. Dick 

Jared W. Finney 

John R. Gburek 

Bruce J. Gooden 

Timothy R. Gribben, Jr. 

Stuart M. King 

Robert R. Martin 

Edward J. Masters, Jr. 

Robert D. Matuja 

Eric E. Myers 

Robert E. Osterberg 

Shawn M. Paszkiewicz 

Jack D. Peterson 

Mark G. Russell 

Keith P. Wegscheid 

Gordon P. Ziegenhagen 

Delta-Rho $1,825 

Dr Robert A. Battista MD 

C. Rodney Burg 

Jay A. Chaffee 

James A. Cole 

Robert G. Croyle, Jr. 

Robert V. Cuddihy, Jr. 

Thomas E. Diefenbach 

Andrew H. Garber 

Thomas C. Hills III 

Joseph C. Kamp 

John K. Lindell 

Alan D. Mac Nutt 


Dr John W. Moore 

Spiro P. Pappas 

Ian B. Petrie 

Thomas G. Reid 

Dr Daner R. Reider 

Dr Daner R. Reider 

Harry P. Ridenour 

Daniel P. Rigterink 

Bruce S. Seckendorf 

George H. Soba 

Dr Andrew B. Turner 

Andrew E. Wade 

Frank L. Weaver, Jr. 

Theodore R. Wenrich, Jr. 

Bradley D. Wiener, M.D. 

Dr Robert R. Windolph 

Douglas W. Wooldridge, II 

Delta-Sigma $1,050 

Richard D. Apgood 

Delbert W. Atwood, Jr. 

Richard A. Carter 

John B. Cottingham 

MAJ Robert W. De Reus 

Frank M. Fountain 

Robert E. Greene PhD 

James A. Grice 

Andy Gusho 

Arthur S. Horsley 

William La Fee 

Kurt L. Meeks 

Charles K. Monfort 

Richard H. Nordlund 

Norman D. Partington, Jr. 

Dr John W. Ryan 

Alfred J. Staples 

Warren C. West 

W. Ronald Youngberg 

Delta-Tau $325 

Clinton T. Hawk III 

William F. Jones 

John M. Kamenitsky 

Aaron R. Krochmal 

Charles G. Limoges 

Vernon D. Penner 

Delta-Upsilon $325 

David W. Berkus 

Dr Vernon R. Carter 

Ralph H. Flewelling 

John P. Marin 

Richard L. Thompson 

Frederick J. Weitkamp 

Preston B. Zillgitt 

Delta-Xi $3,675 

Fred V. Alias 

William A. Alias, Jr. 

Jeffrey E. Aycock 

Phillip J. Bailey 

Stevens D. Bateman, Jr. 

John P. Baxter 

Christopher R. Bristol 

Michael E. Carlisle 

William S. Cox, Jr. 

Paul R. Crim 

James H. Crouch 

Christopher L. Cuchens 

Milton J. Cuevas 

Kenneth R. Davenport 

Michael B. Downing 

Dr David N. Dyer 

Thomas C. Gattis 

Francis S. Hartsfield III 

John S. Hicks 

Reese D. Hillard 

Thomas N. Horton 

Lewis A. Howell 

James M. Ingram 

Jimmy S. Jackson 

William C. Jacobs 

Kenneth C. Johnston 

Hayden T. King 

Matthew J. Lautar 

Ellis C. Lindsey, Jr. 

James E. Maloney 

Michael J. Malouf, Jr. 

David O. Mc Cormick 

James T. Mc Mahan 

Phillip A. Mc Namara, Jr. 

James M. Mc Queen III 

George M. Moore, Jr. 

Arthur G. Murphy, Jr. 

Jonathan B. Murphy 

Matthew P. Neff III 

Charles D. Orr 

Charles N. Payne, Jr. 

Robert A. Perry 

Joseph P. Phillips 

Nicholas P. Rader 

Joseph B. Randall 

Frederic W. Rees, Jr. 

Philip M. Salemi 

J. H. Sasser,, Jr. 

Dr Hugh B. Scott 

John S. Seabold 

James A. Sheffield 

James H. Shoemaker 

Archie E. Smith 

George E. Stephens 

Jeremy S. Taylor 

Tyler D. Walters 

Richard B. Warriner III DDS 

George S. Webster 

Joseph C. Weller 

James E. Willoughby, Jr. 

Charles C. Wright 

William D. Young, III 

Delta-Zeta $1,625 

Alfred J. Adkisson, Jr. 

Robert E. Alber 

Rodney T. Beaton 

Christopher J. Bitakis 

Ernest I. Carmichael, Jr. 

M. Douglas Cochran 

John D. Dugger 

John D. Dugger 

Kevin D. Fossett 

Donald D. Heath 

Weldon B. Hunter 

Brent E. Keller 

David A. Kowalski 

Michael F. Malizzo 

Rev Anthony L. Martinez 

Norman J. Mc Loughlin 

M. B. Moore 

Stephen D. Northrop 

Nick T. Pavletich 

Richard S. Scanlan 

Dr Charles T. Weber 

Edward M. Wells 

Robert E. Werner 

Richard P. Wespiser 

Bryan M. Wilcox 

Kyle S. Winner 

Epsilon $1,360 

Richard D. Anders 

Garnet W. Brock 

William E. Dupre 

Thomas M. Ellis, Jr. 

John W. Fink 

Dr Robert E. Gillan 

LTC Edgar H. Gleason, Jr. 

Joseph S. Heard MD 

John Parnell Holt 

Allan R. Jones 

LT COL Gene H. La Caze USA(Ret) 

Henry M. Marak, Jr. 

John L. Matthews 

Leonard M. Riggs II 

Matthew M. Robinson 

Dr Fredric T. Siskron, III M.D. 

Wayne F. Stoddard III 

Sam J. Talbot 

Ernest H. Turner, Jr. 

William D. Varnell 

James E. Ward, Jr. 

Dr William J. Watkins

Donald F. Wiegel, Jr. 

Fred S. Willis 

Epsilon-Alpha $1,150 

Scott S. Barclay 

Matthew D. Bernier 

Kenneth E. Brown 

Donald M. Campbell 

Eugene A. Dalla Lana DDS 

Garnet M. Du Gray 

Edward C. Elford 

D. Michael Evans 

Dr Edward J. Fitzgerald 

Richard F. Haskayne 

Kenneth R. Jewett 

Julian H. Koziak 

Dr Kenneth R. Miller 

Virgil P. Moshansky 

David A. Palmer 

Maurice C. Roe 

Stanley J. Siudy 

Walter M. Snihurowych 

Epsilon-Beta $1,875 

Ronald J. Anania 

Adam S. Apatoff 

Chester B. Beattie 

Wayne C. Beckner 

Preston A. Britner IV 

Francis J. Carlisle, Jr. 

James J. Cerniglia III 

John R. Curran 

R. Wayne Dahmer 

Glenn P. Falk 

Joe Fernandez 

Thomas E. Flynn 

John A. Frisbee 

Joseph R. Greco 

John M. Hauserman, Jr. 

Kenneth C. Jones 

R.M.(Bob) Kesterton 

E. King Krakaur, Jr. 

George D. Leidel 

Robert B. Mercatoris 

Michael L. Milligan 

William J. O’Hara, Jr. 

Eduardo Pereira,, Jr. 

John D. Perrot 

Jaak E. Rannik 

Angel G. Reyes 

Jack B. Riismandel 

Lance C. Ringhaver 

Thomas F. Segalla 

Jason L. Sevald 

Frank J. Sioli 

LTGEN F.E. Vollrath, USAR 

Victor D. Wortmann 

Epsilon-Chi $2,180 

Stanley B. Blackstone 

Douglas F. Bourg 

Douglas F. Bourg 

John D. Brady 

Travis J. Callais 

Robert C. Campbell 

Dr Olivier Chatelain 

John H. Cordell IV 

Dr George R. Drew 

John M. Egle 

Vernon T. Evans III 

Christopher M. Feldman 

Richard C. Fugler 

Stephen T. Gauthier 

Joel E. Gooch 

Frank S. Hardee, Jr. 

Will S. Hornsby III 

Richard N. Hurst 

Marc W. Judice 

Paul J. La Porte 

Sean E. Lanier 

James R. Le Maire 

LT COL Robert K. Lindley 

Dr John W. Magee III 

Richard G. Mason 

Ronald C. Mc Wherter 

Charles J. Melancon Sr 

Robert P. Monaghan 

John Orsolino 

Jim B. Pastor 

MAJ Stephen W. Phillippi 

Guy W. Risley 

Kenneth W. Roy 

Charles M. Rush 

Dr John W. Stockstill 

Raul J. Viera 

John A. Williams 

Edward J. Young 

Epsilon-Delta $1,400 

Paul T. Allard 

Gordon C. Arey 

Dwight A. Blaha 

Dr Robert G. Burns MD 

Andrew A. Bushelman 

William S. Conover 

CAPT Michael T. Cornell 

Bill B. Daily, Jr. 

Richard B. Dawson 

Ronald G. Eisenhauer 

Karl T. Kettelhut 

George E. Kottmeier 

Ralph B. Kraetsch, Jr. 

James P. Kratz 

Charles R. La Mothe 

Alfred W. Lutter, Jr. 

Dr David R. Murray 

Donald A. Novy 

Robert L. Nowicki 

Daniel C. Plummer, Jr. 

Dr Alan F. Schroeder 

Edward L. Sealover, Jr. 

Dr William B. Smith 

Robert S. Stone 

David M. Wells 

Epsilon-Epsilon $1,225 

Ian M. Adam 

Brian E. Backler 

Iqbal Brar 

Robert D. Clauson 

William N. King, Jr. 

Michael B. Laurysen 

Kenneth W. Mahon 

David J. Mc Pherson 

Pierre E. Morris 

James H. Nevison 

George W. Owen 

Laurie C. Schmid 

Jason A. Smythe 

Oliver Zihlmann 

Mark A. Zlotnik 

Epsilon-Eta $2,010 

James E. Andersky 

Gerald L. Baker 

Mike H. Behn 

Mackenzie W. Bowser 

George O. Braatz 

Robert M. Carlson 

William J. Champion 

John E. Chieco 

Donald W. Courtney 

William A. Downing, Jr. 

Dell R. Ewing, Jr. 

Jerry E. Fork 

Gary G. Grassan 

William E. Guckert 

Clyde M. Hamblen 

Matthew J. Hostasa 

Richard G. King 

Kenneth R. Kneisel 

Alan G. Luzius 

Arthur E. Miller 

James L. Pinkerton 

William E. Potts III 

MAJ Lawrence A. Przybyla USAF 

Herbert F. Scogg 

J. Robert Sebo 

Donald E. Shoemaker, Jr. 

Donald E. Shoemaker, Jr. 

Kevin J. Simmons 

Lynn E. Snyder 

Roger D. Southworth 

Scott A. Stoll 

Brian L. Swope 

Robert L. Taylor 

John C. Thomas 

Gary R. Tylock 

COL Paul D. Wuebold USAF (Ret) 

Epsilon-Gamma $2,815 

Robert R. Aillet 

Jeffery R. Anderson 

Charles J. Baragona, Jr. 

J. Baker Barr, Jr. 

Gary D. Blackwelder 

David S. Burch 

Thornton L. Cappel, Jr. 

Harrell W. Carlson 

Thomas R. Carter 

Matthew H. Carter 

Lee C. Degges 

Kirk D. Fabre 

Aaron C. Fangue 

Richard M. Fowler 

Charles L. Fowler, Jr. 

Charles F. Gaiennie, Jr. 

Clyde D. Hart, Jr. 

Donald E. Hathaway 

James E. Hislop 

John D. Holland 

George W. Jackson 

Delbert M. Kulbeth 

Patrick A. Larkin 

Jack P. Love 

John F. Luck, Jr. 

John T. Mc Daniel 

Kevin H. Mc Kay 

Vincent A. Miller 

Bert G. Moore 

Dr J. Derald Morgan PE 

James H. Morgan III 

Marcus L. Morton 

James W. Pipes 

Kelly D. Pucek 

Charles B. Randolph 

Thomas E. Schalk 

Troy H. Schulman 

Edward D. Shaw III 

Kenneth R. Solley 

Dr Craig R. Springmeyer 

Michael R. Stephens 

Stephen B. Stephenson 

Joseph C. Tauzin, Jr. 

Terry J. Theisen 

Joseph F. Washburne 

Henry M. Wells III 

Moody B. Willis, Jr. 

Michael W. Wise 

Epsilon-Iota $1,700 

James E. Bracklow 

David L. Bradley 

Tom V. Cajka 

Charles H. Christian 

Gabriel A. Coyoca 

Thomas E. Craig 

Scott E. Elliott 

Hector F. Estevane 

Barry A. Fast 

Michael A. Gavitt 

Theodore G. Glavas 

Thomas P. Hale 

John L. Hayden 

Robert G. Hendrickson 

Brian C. Herbert 

Charles G. Huffaker 

Edward B. Huntington 

Timothy W. Knight 

Johnny R. Miyasaki 

Benjamin V. Paull 

Raymond M. Pitesky 

Glenn S. Richards 

Philip O. Rowland 

Douglas L. Rue 

David J. Schofield 

Robert F. Skiles 

Robert R. Supple 

Walter A. Turner, Jr. 

Jason W. Wood 

Donald R. Wozniak 

COL Rufus C. Young Jr USMC(Ret) 

Epsilon-Kappa $450 

Abbas Ghaffari 

COL Calvin R. Maurer USAF(Ret) 

Theron A. Moss 

Gary H. Porter Sr 

Noall C. Whitehouse 

Ardeshir Zahedi 

Epsilon-Lambda $425 

CAPT Guy W. Dunn USAF 

Roger H. Engberg 

Richard A. Headrick 

Thomas W. Healy 

Daniel I. Mc Donough 

CAPT Robert L. Medlock 

Seth Richards III 

Charles B. Roe, Jr. 

Epsilon-Mu $2,600 

Christopher L. Armstrong 

HON Wm R. Beasley 

Robert K. Bell, Jr. 

Paul H. Berry, Jr. 

David J. Black 

Buford V. Branson 

William M. Crepeau 

Neil W. Culp 

Lee A. Culver 

Jonathan B. Detwiler 

James A. Dilley 

Rodger L. Dolson 

Christopher R. Doty 

Lloyd S. Elliott 

Robert L. Ferguson 

Joseph P. Finger 

Donnie R. Green 

William W. Griffith, III 

Patrick G. Hays 

Richard L. Head 

Robert J. Hille 

Scott A. Holman 

Gregory A. Hopeman 

Billie G. Humphrey 

Richard D. Johnson,, Jr. 

Nicholas S. Katseres 

Jeffrey P. Keslinke 

Carlos B. Langston 

Robert W. Mc Gregor 

M. Victor Mitchell 

Rev William L. Montgomery 

Alexander S. Muesenfechter 

Ryan M. Nanney 

Brian K. Nessen 

J. Fraser O’Neil, Jr. 

Kenneth B. Petruck 

Ronald G. Phillips 

Jeral D. Rainwater 

Thomas F. Riley, Jr. 

Robert M. Rogers 

Franklin D. Sanders, Jr. 

Jason D. Seffel 

Ted J. Sherwood 

Richard A. Short 



William E. Snyder,, Jr. 

James C. Spencer 

Michael W. Stafford 

Jack K. Stamp 

Robert Suozzi 

Daniel J. Tarr 

Andrew M. Zimmerman 

Epsilon-Nu $2,050 

John A. Baumgartner 

Stephen F. Broadus III 

James P. Coll 

Brossie F. Correro, Jr. 

Lofton S. Cox 

Michael P. Dwyer 

David N. Greene 

Carl B. Hamilton 

Dr Randy S. Hathorne 

HON Fred M. Hayslett 

George D. Hoppe 

Randall E. Howard 

Rudy K. Irwin 

Shawn A. Kahler 

William L. Kahlstorf MD 

William J. Kennon 

Caesar A. Lamonaca 

Richard J. Linden 

Joseph D. Lipscomb 

Joseph C. Mc Clammy 

Corley W. Morse, Jr. 

Jim A. Payne 

William R. Phalen 

Lowell E. Phillips 

John B. Pittman 

R. Scott Pless 

Charles E. Powell 

John L. Richmond, Jr. 

PWGM Luke J. Schissel 

Jason A. Sistrunk 

Garland W. Sullivan 

Robert S. Tannehill, Jr. 

James K. Thames 

Dewey E. Wilson 

Thomas F. Wolford II 

Ronald D. Wolski 

COL Patrick D. Zimlich USA(Ret) 

Epsilon-Omega $875 

Steven M. Brunton 

Lanier S. Dasher III 

C. Gresham Howren 

Donald E. Killoren, Jr. 

Thomas A. Lovelace 

Christopher M. Modica 

George R. Moody 

Norton C. Newman CPA 

Richard R. Obrien 

Tilman E. Pohlhausen 

Michael W. Rayburn 

Karl V. Reinhold 

C P A C Reynolds 

Curt Rone 

John R. Scarbrough 

Thomas D. Voshall 

Richard J. Wagner 

Epsilon-Omicron $571 

Robert J. Beggs 

Kenneth R. Davis 

Noble S. Deckard 

Dr Donald E. Hazelrigg MD 

James J. Heinz RPh 

Dr Thomas P. Kunkle 

Anthony L. Onstott 

Donald L. Swenson 

Robert T. Walker 

Epsilon-Phi $2,575 

John K. Ashby 

Jack O. Ashworth 

Jerry W. Baker 

Dennis L. Barber 

Frank L. Bell 

COL Thomas S. Boone Ret 

Leo M. Brown 

Walter L. Cathey 

Michael L. Cook Esq 

Robert J. Crumley 

Gomer C. Custer 

Donald C. Dilley, Jr. 

William D. Dorsey 

Tracy W. Edwards II 

James E. Fox 

Wayne Gibbens 

Dr William J. Grimes 

Walter M. Heffington 

Ernest E. Henson 

James N. Hock 

Robert D. Hook 

Larry D. Johnson 

William K. Jones MD 

Donald E. Lambert 

Gary C. Lawrence 

Anthony S. Levatino 

Richard A. Low 

Seth T. Moore, Jr. 

Charles C. Nunnally 

Steven K. Osterloh,, Jr. 

James K. Paterson 

Joe M. Peddy 

Oscar P. Power 

Edwin L. Prestridge 

Jeff W. Pritchett 

Ryan D. Robertson 


John S. Romberger 

Jack M. Spinks 

Jeff C. Stake 

Kenneth A. Steward 

Mark S. Trail 

Joe R. Vardeman 

James S. Ward 

Jay S. Wiginton 

Rowland R. Wilson 

James L. Wittliff, PhD 

Bill R. Womble 

Epsilon-Pi $1,575 

James L. Adams 

Timothy A. Beacham 

Felix H. Bean III 

Keith H. Caudle 

George T. Clinard 

Charles E. Cloud 

Richard L. Copley 

Warren J. Davis 

James V. Duffel 

James D. Ewen,, Jr. 

Robert J. Fishman 

Perry F. Foy 

Harold B. Harris, Jr. 

Carrick A. Hill 

Ted J. Johnson Jr CPA 

George P. Lewis 

Brian T. Mc Bride 

Thomas C. Merriam III 

Dr William D. Morrow 

John C. Newton, Jr. 

Jerry W. Olive 

John M. Porter 

Robert E. Simpkins 

Jeffery S. Tenhundfeld 

Ronald A. Terry 

Robert E. Tooms MD 

Jerrel E. Walker 

David A. Wilbur 

Terry A. Wilson 

Epsilon-Psi $975 

Dr Leonard M. Adkins 

Frank H. Beard 

E. L. (Bill) Betz, Jr. 

Paul B. Betz 

J. Tim Clarke 

James A. England 

Dwayne T. Flatt 

Robert E. Huff 

Joe T. Lewis 

Merrell B. Light 

Brandon H. Medling 

Dr Gary D. Pettigrew 

Dr John B. Rawdon 

William P. Teer 

Frank F. Turner 

Cary E. Vaughn 

David E. Wilkins 

Epsilon-Rho $650 

COL Wm L. Blankenship USA(Ret) 

Richard C. Chalkley 

Chris S. Costin 

Albert E. De Chellis 

John H. Fultz 

John W. Gibson, Jr. 

Julius M. Kiss 

Michael J. Maykut 

Gilbert J. Myers 

COL Thomas M. Saddler, Jr. 

Jeffrey N. Smith 

Epsilon-Sigma $1,050 

Walter B. Barrett 

Paul J. Bergen 

Thomas R. Bruckman 

Robert D. Bryant 

Brendan O. Cobb 

Harrell C. Fountain 

Donald L. Griesheimer 

Phillip J. Grimes 

G. Andrew Hohn 

Garrett D. Humes 

Christopher N. Knox 

Marvin F. Loner, Jr. 

E. Michael Luescher, II 

Brian W. Mc Dowell 

David R. Mc Neill, Jr. 

Mark A. Mcguire 

Richard E. Miller, III 

Thomas A. Sanchez 

Adam P. Sherman 

Kenneth J. Solek, Jr. 

Donald M. Thomas 

Timothy T. Timmons 

Epsilon-Tau $425 

Roger F. Butler 

Christopher A. Cooley 

John E. Horstmann 

Miguel A. Marquez 

Wayne E. Palla 

Ryan C. Solo 

Jesus R. Vega 

Gale R. Zink, Jr. 

Epsilon-Theta $575 

Christopher T. Brandt 

Jon D. Champeny 

James T. Clarke 

Sam Dimas 

Lee E. Drocco 

George Graves 

Albert C. Hardy, Jr. 

Juan N. Kelly 

Dan E. Neyenhuis 

Ronald L. Salter 

John W. Todd 

Epsilon-Upsilon $1,575 

John L. Awalt 

Gary P. Brooks 

William E. Campbell 

John R. Cochran 

P. Bryon Coleman 

Tom H. Collins 

Willie G. Davis 

James Y. Eliot 

Jordan H. Fotouhi 

Dr Michael W. Giles 

Richard F. Gonzalez 

Robert L. Hardie 

Robert W. Hardwick 

Joey Hembree 

Earl C. Higgins 

Arthur A. Hodge 

Kyle V. Hogue 

Richard G. Jenkins 

Clifford W. Johnson 

Konrad H. Kober 

Edward L. Lawson,, Jr. 

Walter E. Parker, Jr. 

Charles P. Rayfield 

Wiley Y. Rogers,, Jr. 

Nathan Saenz-Seyffert 

Owen B. Sanderson 

Larry R. Seedig 

John P. Wehba 

John W. Williams 

Peter J. Wurst 

Richard V. Zicchino 

Epsilon-Xi $1,275 

Dr Bylsma L. Allen MD 

Oscar L. Amparan 

Troy L. Bates 

Winston L. Black, Jr. 

Charles C. Dunn,, Jr. 

Andrew D. Favela 

John L. Fogle 

Todd M. Gower 

Don L. Handlin 

Joseph W. Hanley 

Ronald M. Hoffer 

Richard F. Juba 

John T. Kelley III 

Douglas G. Markham 

Douglas G. Markham 

Edgardo I. Moreno 

Mike R. Morton

Eric K. Mountin 

Robert R. Seipel 

Frank O. Sloan 

Kyle H. Tipton 

Francisco S. Uranga 

Michael J. Wallace MD 

William E. Wood, Jr. 

Epsilon-Zeta $500 

Aggrey M. Ambenge 

James M. Dellaripa 

Mark D. Galluccio 

Christopher M. Jordan 

Steve J. Kochis 

Christopher J. Lafond 

Kevin M. Mc Garry 

Eric J. Orelup 

Brian W. Piendl 

Patrick K. Roberts 

Kevin M. Savage 

Hansford B. Warner IV 

Eta $700 

Robert C. Atkins 

William M. Barbie, Jr. 

Douglas V. Bralley 

Eugene F. Dearing III 

Irving M. Groves, Jr. 

Dr Thomas C. Iden 

Donal L. Mc Clamroch, Jr. 

George D. Nelson 

Donald W. Pursell 

David Q. Ramsey 

Frank J. Taylor II 

Robert W. Woodhouse III 

Eta Prime $850 

Dr Richard A. Bilas 

Peter E. Boorn 

William F. Borgmann, Jr. 

Robert R. Boyles 

John C. Freeman 

John L. Giering 

Edward J. Glover, Jr. 

Robert R. Hayter 

Gentry H. Lowe, Jr. 

Michael E. Mc Connell 

James G. Mc Mahon, Jr. 

Jerry K. Mullins 

Marc D. Newman 

James W. Turtle CPA 

Dr Robert B. Weimann 

Gamma $4,700 

Richard J. Alario 

Alton E. Allen 

Ellis J. Andras Jr MD 

Jeffrey J. Andry, Jr. 

Troy E. Bain 

George W. Barineau III 

Robert E. Bethard 

Henry A. Biedenharn III 

Sheldon A. Blue 

Gregory T. Bolan 

Richard J. Brennan, Jr. 

Marcus W. Broussard 

William R. Bryant 

Mc Cauley O. Bullock, Jr. 

James C. Burtner III 

Christopher G. Campbell 

Arthur R. Choppin, Jr. 

William J. Clarkson, II 

William G. Conly 

Koby J. Coulon 

F. Baron Craft 

Lance S. D’Armond 

John M. Davis,, Jr. 

John F. Davis, Jr. 

Lionel L. de la Houssaye DDS 

G. Michael Dobson 

Charles F. Dupuy 

Dr Albert P. Ellender DDS 

John Elphick 

Keith J. Evans 

Robert H. Fisackerly, Jr. 

John K. Freeman 

Christian B. Frierson 

Jack W. Grigsby 

Robert E. Gruner MD 

Frank W. Harrison, Jr. 

Dr Sanders F. Hearne, MD 

Daniel E. Hendricks 

George A. Higgins 

Fred R. Hogeman 

Hugo A. Holland,, Jr. 

Thomas L. Holliday 

Lacy C. Howe 

William P. Jackson 

Steven M. Jordan 

Michael J. Juneau 

Quinton J. Keigley 

John H. Knipmeyer 

Dr Cliffe C. Laborde, Jr. 

John P. Laborde 

Kenneth H. Laborde 

Richard S. Laborde 

James C. Leach 

Thomas J. Lisenby 

Michael G. Lloyd 

John E. Marcom 

William J. Martin, Jr. 

James E. Maurin 

Parker W. Maxwell 

James W. Means 

Ralph D. Miller 

James A. Mize 

Bruce L. Montesano 

Glenn C. Morgan 

John L. Muraglia 

Dr James H. Odom, Jr. 

Roger H. Ogden 

Paul E. Palmer, Jr. 

James L. Plumley, Jr. 

William E. Rose 

Andrew J. Sanford 

Victor H. Sevier I DDS 

Charles M. Smith 

Sheffield C. Spring, Jr. 

Trevor M. Stubbs 

James E. Taussig II 

Byrum W. Teekell 

Justin B.Toomey 

Clinton L. Vegas 

Michael B. Wilhite 

Risdon E. Woodard, Jr. 

Gamma-Alpha $830 

Jeffrey L. Chase 

Jack S. Countryman 

George K. Guy 

James C. Jacobsen 

Peter B. Johnson 

John H. Kroeger 

Mark J. Makler 

Jules A. Marine 

John H. Mitchell 

John J. Natt 

August E. Parlier, Jr. 

Edward H. Stark, MD 

Douglas E. Strand 

Robert E. Thomas 

John M. Ulrich 

Dr Harold C. White 

Gamma-Beta $50 

Charles E. Henrion 

Gamma-Beta Prime $200 

Dr Jonathan L. Ferguson 

John K. Goodwin 

John W. Semple 

Adam W. Sursa 

Gamma-Chi $2,150 

John C. Abel 

Dr Ralph E. Alter 

William P. Beck 

Brian K. Bednar 

Dr Jerome M. Carrico 

Fred C. Casterline 

Richard D. Chelikowsky 

Adam G. Clark 

Harold D. Coffman 

Dale O. Coonrod 

Dr Dale I. Crawford 

Matthew J. David 

Roy Davis, Jr. 

William J. Faith 

Max E. Feaster 

David J. Fiser 

Philip D. Gettig 

Dr John W. Hall 

Kenneth G. Ingram 

Cody J. Jensen 

Edward A. Klein 

David M. Kusek 

John C. Laurie 

Jason E. Leach 

Clayton D. Lowe 

Robert C. Matthews, Jr. 

Louis G. Montre, Jr. 

Dale E. Morin 

Eric P. Plath 

COL Harland E. Priddle USAF(Ret) 

Kent J. Romine 

James H. Schaeffer 

Michael J. Shipley 

Douglas M. Spencer 

Shannon D. Stapleton 

Raymond E. Steinbacher 

Richard A. Suda 

Chris M. Thomas 

George D. Volkel, Jr. 

Donald L. Wenger 

Wendell A. Wright 

Paul F. Zimmerman 

Gamma-Delta $850 

George R. Blume 

Dr Wendell E. Brown 

Robert J. Carroll,, Jr. 

Daniel R. Carter, Jr. 

David J. Colella 

Richard G. Crawford 

Donald F. Dargie 

John H. De Amicis 

John J. Kominski 

John W. Morgan III 

Dr Roy E. Morse 

Joseph M. Mulvey 

Frederick L. Pratt 

Edward D. Quimby 

Donald W. Rizzo 

Robert B. Wellman 

Gamma-Epsilon $400 

William H. Davidow 

Frank L. Harrington, Jr. 

Robert V. Mucci 

Charles J. Schaefer 

Paul H. Serenbetz 

Brewster Sturtevant 

Ralph B. Welsh, Jr. 

Gamma-Gamma $1,175 

Richard D. Barnes 

Ernest E. Beecherl 

Michael M. Blake 

Harry M. Conger IV 

Thomas J. Corley 

C. Mitchell Cox 

Mark A. Degenhart 

Dennis A. Evans 

David M. Ferebee 

Buel W. Grout, Jr. 

Trenton R. Henderson 

Edwin A. Horn 

Alfred T. Ireson 

Ryan K. Kunselman 

William E. May 

Gerald R. Mendez 

T. Arthur Palm 

Damon T. Parker 

Brian N. Patterson 

James A. Plutt 

David J. Ponikvar 

Christopher S. Smith 

Michael D. Spruiell 

Gamma-Iota $1,150 

Kenneth S. Anderson,, Jr. 

Richard M. Clowe 

John P. Enggaard 

Charles N. Forchelli 

William J. Gedale 

James F. Hern 

Harold L. Jury 

Seth A. Kaplan 

Marc J. Kennedy 

Christopher B. Loggans 

Dr Anthony F. Loiacono 

Dr James J. Mc Coy MD 

Francis G. Mc Cutchan 

COL John A. O’Brien USA(Ret) 

Victor J. Paladino, Jr. 

Alan G. Reddig 

COL Joseph F. Salmon USA(Ret) 

Donald S. Stites 

Charles H. Vezzetti 

James F. Winschel, Jr. 

Gamma-Kappa $3,750 

Robert W. Allen 

Paul D. Austin 

John M. Blake 

Gerald J. Bowman 

Christopher W. Bowyer 

William F. Brown 

William H. Brown 

Adam R. Brown 

Adam N. Bush 

Peyton S. Carnes, Jr. 

Luis A. Castillo 

Allen R. Coffey 

Richard A. Cole 

Thomas A. Cox 

Warren T. Dekinder 

William J. Dillon III 

Kelton B. DoRemus 

William E. Durrett 

Michael B. Dutcher 

William H. Egan,, Jr. 

Kevin E. Eidt 

Timothy B. Flinn 

Alan H. Ford 

Hon. John F. Forster, Jr. 

Howard C. Frank 

Alen M. Fuller MD 

Robert W. Hildreth 

Woodrow Huddleston 

Gene R. Imke CLU 

Jon R. Jones 

Alva V. Jones, Jr. 

Daniel F. Keller MD 

Robert F. Kroutil 

Samuel L. Laird 

William J. Lancaster 

Michael D. Lang 

Larry J. Lavelett DDS 

Lawrence A. Marsh 

Joe C. Mc Clendon 

Orin C. Meyers 

Jay C. Meyers 

Donald L. Miller 

Christopher C. Miller 

Dale E. Mitchell 

John D. Mose III 

William J. Moyer 



William W. Peterson, Jr. 

Corbin L. Porter 

John W. Porter 

Jamey A. Roy 

Lee C. Sanger 

COL Warren M. Schaub 

Robert L. Scruggs 

Robert L. Scruggs 

Dr Harvey W. Sturdevant 

Thomas B. Sudberry 

Ronald W. Symes 

Don C. Talley 

Joseph N. Tate 

Michael J. Thompson 

James C. Tincher IV 

Robert G. Tracy 

Jeffrey W. Turner 

William G. Walker 

Rev William C. Wantland 

James G. Watters 

Jim H. Webster 

Daren W. Wilson 

C. Courtney Wood, CPCU, ARM 

Michael H. Woods Sr 

Gamma-Lambda $1,925 

John F. Anderson 

Lawrence R. Anderson 

John F. Barrett 

James E. Bunning 

Steven R. Clarke, Jr. 

Ronald R. Damgaard 

CAPT Richard A. Fidlar USN(Ret) 

Robert L. Fox 

William T. Goltman 

CAPT Robert E. Hall, III 

Halbert M. Harris, Jr. 

Willis H. Hogan, Jr. 

Frederick W. Holler, Jr. 

I Gordon Johnson 

William H. Jones Sr 

Dr Olmedo Kieswetter 

William J. Le Buhn 

Paul E. Le Buhn 

Stephen C. Nelson 

Dean I. Newton 

Rev Edgar C. Peara 

Bruce E. Rasmussen 

Edwin L. Renaud 

Shawn P. Spooner 

Donald H. Taylor 

Matthew J. Wesner 

Thomas A. Wheelan 

Harley A. Whitfield 

Jeffrey Wiese 

Gamma-Mu $1,080 

Brandon T. Briones 

Clifford C. Cavanaugh 

Patrick A. Eggers 

James N. Fletcher 

Rodney W. Freed 

Sean R. Hamilton 

Todd C. Hooper 

Daniel C. Koch 

Milton K. Leonard 

Roderick G. Mac Kintosh 

Wayne E. Millsap 

Don A. Schroder 

Steve Short 

Raymond L. Soule 

Ronald E. Thomas 

Gifford E. Thomas 

Thomas J. Tisdale 

Robert D. Topness 

COL David B. Underwood Ret 

Gamma-Nu $1,110 

MAJ Edwin B. Aley USAF(Ret) 

George R. Ashworth 

Dr Charles B. Axton II 

Charles G. Bredahl 

Craig A. Cathcart 

Martin P. Fangman 

John R. Frazier 

John B. Gilmore 

Ron J. Goodeyon 

Charles E. Greene 

William H. Helsper 

Oral D. Henderson 

John W. Hovorka MD 

HON John P. Johnson 

Jeffery M. Johnson 

Raymond D. Jowers 

Daniel W. Knapp 

Melvin J. Quinn 

William R. Reed 

James E. Seitz, RN, BSN 

Michael T. Wheat 

Dr Richard J. Whelan 

Gamma-Omega $475 

Gerard M. Benecki 

Robert C. Kennedy 

John L. Knipp 

James J. Lombardi 

Christopher S. Longo 

John M. Praskwiecz 

Andrew J. Robinson 

Lt Col Stephen D. Sawyer 

Michael D. Schaffer 

Anthony A. Skalski 

Walter M. Vukmanic, Jr. 


Gamma-Omicron $3,375 

Jack M. Abercrombie 

Danforth W. Austin 

Kyle S. Bahr 

Craig L. Beach 

Ernest C. Behnke 

Adam M. Browne 

John A. Callaghan 

Drew B. Carter 

Richard E. Davis 

HON Robert J. Dole 

Bill N. Drummond, Jr. 

John B. Dunn 

John C. Eyler 

Theodore J. Furrow 

Robert E. Gould 

COL Fred K. Green 

Lloyd B. Hanahan 

Richard C. Harris 

Michael C. Helbert 

Ryan K. Heman 

Harry P. Hutchens, Jr. 

Rowland E. Hyle 

Roger F. James 

David J. Kavalec 

Richard L. Kline 

Dr Roy M. Knapp 

Robert H. Kralicek 

James W. Kyle 

Fred R. Leport, Jr. 

Robert B. Mac Kenzie 

Richard L. Mai 

Richard E. McClain 

Ronald G. Morrison 

Herschell F. Murry 

Frederick S. Obrien 

Robert M. Pickrell, Jr. 

Stanley R. Plummer 

Christopher M. Pope 

Jerald L. Pullins 

Elliot K. Reno 

Noel D. Rooney 

Kenneth W. Ruthenberg, Jr. 

Daniel G. Senkarik 

Stephen M. Slaughter 

Lawrence A. Sluss 

David M. Steen 

John C. Sutherlin 

Dr Rodney L. Thompson 

David A. Van Eekeren 

Richard A. Webster 

Mark G. Whistler 

Cecil E. Witt 

James C. Wright 

Gamma-Phi $1,425 

Charles H. Boggs,, Jr. 

Donald L. Bopp 

David R. Buckel 

William F. Cooke, Jr. 

James J. Cramer 

Daniel J. D’Arrigo 

William L. Drake 

Donald R. Ellis 

Michael Germak 

Gene A. Iannazzo 

Joeseph M. Jacoby 

Antonio Perez 

Michael A. Pollack 

Anthony S. Robison 

Stanley H. Sergent,, Jr. 

Carl L. Skiles 

James D. Stewart 

Regis H. Turocy 

Mason S. Weiss 

Eugene M. Zvolensky 

Gamma-Pi $675 

Kevin A. Agatstein 

George W. Benson 

Thomas C. Buchanan 

John F. Dockum, Jr. 

Brian F. Kelly 

Raymond P. Lizotte, Jr. 

Anthony R. Nole 

John A. Pershing, Jr. 

Steven C. Semken 

Thomas R. Stansfield, Jr. 

Marion L. Wood, Jr. 

Gamma-Psi $3,525 

Andrew P. Alexander III 

LT COL James E. Bailey III 

John C. Baker, Jr. 

William S. Bivin 

COL Donald E. Bliss, USA(Ret) 

C. Eugene Brock 

Daniel S. Burnstein 

Craig A. Carroll 

Wayne R. Cobb USAF(Ret) 

Jay E. Cooper 

David H. Dietz 

Ben C. Douglas 

Robert A. Dozier 

Scott M. Dunham 

Ralph B. Ellis, III 

James J. Feist 

MAJGEN Donald F. Ferrell Ret 

Jerry D. Garland 

William C. Gilpin, Jr. 

W. Hays Gilstrap 

Milton L. Godley, JR MD 

Dale M. Grantham 

David A. Guest 

James O. Harris III 

James E. Harrison 

Andrew E. Helms 

Dr Kendall P. Hill 

Matthew G. Holland 

James T. Humes 

Randle S. Jacoby 

Dr Robert L. Jarrell, Jr. 

Mark M. Jones 

Bryan R. Jones 

Mark T. Kafer 

Dr James A. Kimbell, Jr. 

David P. Lambert 

Max L. Lehew 

John C. Linehan 

Jim D. Lowe 

Neal D. Lyles 

Thomas H. Mc Cuiston 

Dr Walt P. Me Gown III 

Norman F. Moore 

Thomas L. Mueller 

Carroll C. Newman 

Dr Jerry R. Parker 

William M. Parker 

David B. Patrick 

Edward D. Pierce 

Zane K. Quible 

Jimmie W. Reed 

Mark A. Reser 

Ronald E. Rivers 

James O. Scott 

Michael W. Sigmon 

Owen R. Thomas 

Larry W. Thrower 

James J. Truscott 

Brian H. Upp 

William L. Wade 

Gamma-Rho $1,500 

Ryan W. Coors 

Carter T. Crow 

Edgar M. Darnall, Jr. 

William J. Fannin 

Donald E. Fickas 

Robert J. Fink 

William F. Hardt 

Donald W. Harris 

Richard C. Ireland 

Stephen L. Johnson 

Thomas W. Keating 

Joseph W. Koch 

John M. Layne 

John R. Mattison 

Gene R. Morris

Ryan E. Mott 

Matthew L. Noble 

Wyatt T. Parker 

John W. Pfeffer 

R. Ragnar Rasmussen 

Guy H. Ruggles, Jr. 

Carl R. Russell 

Steven K. Russell 

Richard P. Sarrail 

Dr William R. Smitheran 

Jesse C. Todd 

James R. White 

Gamma-Sigma $2,960 

Ted P. Aiken 

James L. Baldwin 

Dr Richard A. Bartsch 

Henry L. Bauer 

Michael N. Bernhardt 

Robert L. Boldt 

Craig B. Burger 

Waldon B. Byers 

Stephen R. Carter 

Trevor L. Charon 

Dennis R. Downing 

Jerry L. Evans 

James D. Fearl MD 

Robert W. Furer 

Kent M. Grewe MD 

John F. Hodecker 

Thomas B. House 

Chad J. Humphrey 

Seth A. Hunter 

Dr Ronald E. Johnson 

Michael A. Josephson 

William P. King 

William C. Leetham 

Robert W. Lundeen 

William M. Maginnis CPA 

Timothy F. Maginnis 

William D. Mc Cleary 

CAPT James K. Mc Dermott USN(Ret) 

Peter K. Mc Gill 

John M. Murphy 

CAPT Dwayne A. Oslund 

Dr Roy E. Paulsen, Jr. 

Neil W. Petrie 

Arthur L. Reiling, Jr. 

William K. Retzer 

Thomas A. Rice 

Kent B. Richards 

Justin R. Sardone 

John N. Say DMD 

LTC. (Ret) Lee T. Schwegler, P.E. 

Donald R. Signer 

Randall L. Smith 

Timothy O. Sullivan 

Patrick A. Thomas 

David W. Thomas 

Edward L. Welin 

John J. Wilson 

Brian J. Wood 

Ronn P. Woolley 

Bruce L. Wulf 

Garick R. Zillgitt 

Gamma-Tau $2,460 

Donald S. Alderfer 

William H. Amesbury, Jr. 

Stanley R. Andrews 

Roger L. Beahm 

Austin P. Bisnow 

Kyle M. Brewer 

David C. Brown 

Charles E. Brown 

John Brumder 

Calvin L. Burdick 

James P. Butler 

James C. Campbell, Jr. 

James D. Colfer 

Michael J. Donley, Jr. 

Richard T. Eliason MD 

Jay C. Fairvalley 

Thomas J. Garfinkel 

Thomas M. Hallin 

Lance C. Honea 

LT Roy S. Howard 

Charles O. Hubby 

Christian L. Istel 

Gunnar R. Johnson 

Beau S. Kent 

Steven W. Kinsley 

Eric G. Klein 

John P. La Follette 

John P. La Follette 

Ralph E. Lawson 

Edwin D. Lesh, Jr. 

Dr Charles J. Lostak 

Bert M. Maich, Jr. 

Marvin E. Norman, Jr. 

Stewart K. Patberg 

Maurice E. Petersen 

William C. Petit 

Richard P. Porter 

Richard J. Pospisil 

Jonathan K. Schatz 

Thomas A. Schupp 

Peter R. Spahn 

Andrew Stuper Jr. 

Michael L. Thomason 

Dorn H. Trotz 

Ryan M. Tyson 

James B. Warner 

David R. Weeks 

Monroe J. Wingate 

Gamma-Theta $1,265 

Stanley D. Belsher 

James W. Brunskill 

Kelly G. Carothers 

David R. Colton 

Raymond J. Flaherty 

Thomas M. Francis 

James E. Gissel 

Douglas H. Hayman 

Scott A. Hebeisen 

Dr Donald S. Horning, Jr. 

Gary L. Jackson 

Robert E. Jenkins 

Robert E. Knapp 

SSGT Robert R. Leonard 

Troy D. Mc Mahan 

Roy D. Merrill 

Michael C. Perez 

Jeffrey L. Peterson 

COL Daniel K. Phippen USAF(Ret) 

Chad B. Piquet 

CDR Donald E. Prisby USN 

Gailen B. Soule 

Richard E. Warren PE 

Michael A. Zimmer 

Gamma-Upsilon $1,375 

Jon R. Anderson 

Douglas P. Andrusky 

Joseph P. Avella 

Dr Robert G. Berkowitz 

Michael J. Boyko MD 

Gary A. Brown 

Michael J. Colatarci 

Anthony M. Cutrino 

Mark E. Davis 

Alfred B. Dayton, Jr. 

William F. Faherty, Jr. 

Dennis P. Fisher 

James R. Foreman 

David J. Gallagher 

Dr Richard M. Jobbins 

Kevin W. Keller 

Walter J. Keller, Jr. 

Arnold Mangels 

MGEN Martin M. Mazick USAFR 

John W. Noden 

Eric M. Paulen 

Robert J. Pells 

Walter W. Perkins 

Steven A. Shapiro 

Louis G. Tonti 

Gamma-Xi $1,150 

Dr Anthony S. Baker 

Melvin L. Barnes 

Jed Berman 

Alfred J. Bjelke 

Harry F. Bower, Jr. 

Donald J. Bren 

John Cannon III 

Kenneth E. Glen 

Paul A. Goudy 

Richard A. Hotaling 

Robert P. Johnson, Jr. 

Walter C. Kautz 

Dr Roger A. Laughlin MD 

Joseph W. Lindsay 

Philip W. Lobo 

Dr Thomas R. Newitt MD 

John H. Peterson MD 

Samuel G. Swope 

Cyrus P. Trowbridge 

Richard D. Waterfield 

William F. Weh 

Gamma-Zeta $800 

Frank A. Adamo, Jr. 

Daniel M. Domogala 

Dr Ronald J. Ehmsen 

Philip F. Famiglietti 

Alfred E. Grimm 

Charles W. Jackson 

Robert G. Luca 

Miguel A. Lugo 

Charles F. Niebanck 

Manuel X. Patino III 

Thomas E. Phelan 

Arthur Romano 

John F. Scarzello 

William J. Vescio 

Iota $825 

Otis C. Addington 

Woodie R. Baker 

Matthew A. Barnes 

Jesse P. Blalock 

Roger E. Davidson 

James S. Johnson CPA 

Robert E. Lee 

Presley M. Mock MD 

Howard A. Neal 

Philip M. Peterson 

Dr Terry L. Richard 

Dr Terry L. Simon 

Ronald L. Van Amburgh 

HON David V. Wilson 

Kappa $3,720 

James D. Aderhold,, Jr. 

John J. Archer 

Dwight I. Arnesen 

Jon R. Berquist 

Lee A. Bowman, Jr. 

Ernest W. Buckner 

Robert G. Burton, Jr. 

Benjamin H. Ernst Sr 

Curtis L. Finch, Jr. 

Les M. Finch 

Phillip R. Graham 

Robert D. Gregory 

Michael R. Guberman 

LT Paul A. Henderson 

Dr John C. Jones 

Robert E. Keith 

Jesse W. King, Jr. 

Peter D. Kinnear 

John C. La Master 

Joseph O. Maddux 

Dr John R. Merten 

Steven C. Moreland 

William E. Oakley 

John R. Perry 

Marshall T. Polk III 

John A. Ramsey, Jr. 

CDR Edward D. Sandidge USN(Ret) 

Lawrence B. Stumb 

Frank J. Walter III 

Samuel H. Walter 

Dr William J. Westerman II 

J. Carter Witt 

Kappa-Alpha $575 

Frank P. Bruno DDS 

Gordie M. Bush 

Kirk A. Cresto 

Aaron J. Fein 

Charles A. Gugino 

John E. Howard,, Jr. 

Jim Maland 

Michael A. Myers 

Dan O. Pitts 

Scott Rhode 

Anthony P. Richart 

Kappa-Beta $750 

Kevin J. Bailey 

John D. Baker 

Dr Floyd F. Branson, Jr. 

Mitchell A. Budzenski 

Keith W. Burks 

Jay D. Burks 

Mark A. Foster 

Edward A. Geick 

Mark R. Koenig 

David P. Lamping 

R. Larry Martin 

Terry A. Ressler 

William W. Wills III 

Kappa-Chi $375 

Milton P. Blanchett III 

Taylor J. Bradley 

Bradley L. Cole 

Robert P. Isabella 

Dr Kevin A. Jasinski 

Randy Mc Intosh 

Joseph E. Stevenson, Jr. 

Kappa-Delta $295 

Christopher N. Bethune 

Jeremie A. Brunschwig 

COL Robert S Hayes Ret 

John W. Peel 

Peter M. Sorensen 

Curtis W. Sprague 

Matthew T. Wall 

Patrick M. Zurita 

Kappa-Eta $1,075 

Joseph E. Burke 

Francis J. Cellini 

Matthew T. Cox 

James A. Cronin, III 

John E. Di Sabatino 

Christopher W. Eni 

Walter P. Francek, Jr. 

Thomas J. Gigl 

George P. Kaffes 

Anthony J. La Creta 

Anthony F. Leuzzi 

Sergio Nascimento 

Clement V. Oreal 

Leonard J. Perrier, Jr. 

Mark B. Rensch 

Howard A. Schreiber 

William A. Texter 

John R. Thompson 

Frank E. Tranor, III 

Kappa-Gamma $500 

Mark E. Blakely III 

Roger H. Contreras 

Clarence J. Downs 



David M. Gault USN (Ret) 

Michael F. Guerchon, III 

Mica T. Mulloy 

Gregory F. Obregon 

Ralph J. Schroeder 

Patrick T. Sloane 

Thomas A. Trieschmann 

Kappa-Iota $960 

John F. Agaoglu 

Thomas W. Alexander 

Edward A. Beasley, Jr. 

Robert E. Bradney 

Randy R. Greenwood 

S. Norris Johnson 

Michael D. Law 

Paul L. Lawson 

Gregory E. Merriman 

Patrick W. Merritt 

Scott T. Paschal 

David L. Pigna 

Jay S. Povlin 

Michael G. Quinn 

Marc R. Rogers 

Jeffrey R. Tietgens 

William H. Torrence 

Danley R. Van Vickle 

Dennis R. Young 

Kappa-Kappa $1,185 

William A. Anderson, Jr. 

Noland K. Barfield 

Alfred T. Black 

Charles W. Bothwell 

Richard L. Culp, Jr. 

Thomas L. Davis 

Richard E. Faircloth 

Rudolph H. Hancock, Jr. 

Sidney E. Harrell 

Richard S. Johnson, Jr. 

Samuel P. Mobley 

Richard G. Mooney III 

Hugh K. Parks MD 

William J. Peterson IV 

Clifford E. Pierce 

John E. Rockhill 

Zachary L. Smith 

Milton G. Sutherlin 

Dr H Steve Weeks 

David L. Wells 

Douglas P. Wiley 

Bennett M. Wingard 

Edward J. Wise, Jr. 

Kappa-Lambda $450 

Michael C. Bucher 

Donald E. Edmiston 

MAJ Michael E. Erdley 

Joseph M. Feichtel 

Christopher M. Freer 

Paul Minotti 

Sheldon F. Post 

Thomas M. Walters 

Michael W. Zywiec 

Kappa-Mu $650 

Larry D. Alexander 

Fred D. Boyd 

Martin T. Bradley 

David L. Crawford 

Robert J. Edwards 

Clayton A. Kearley 

Jonathan R. Layman 

Robert S. Little 

John S. Little 

Craig S. Parker 

James E. Tidwell 

John S. White, II 

Kappa-Nu $400 

Edward J. Brown, Jr. 

John R. Davis 

Paul A. Frenkel 

Neil E. Herrington 

Kevin P. Lenz 

Kenneth W. Miller 

Bruce S. Snead 

Michael Wojciechowski 

Kappa-Omega $550 

Tom L. Alligood 

William M. Byron 

Charles P. Dupuis 

Neil S. Fitzgerald 

Richard K. Harrell 

Calvin R. Hendrix 

Charles D. Huber 

Jeff B. Kidd 

James H. Plyler 

Jonathan L. Powell 

John L. Wolfe 

Kappa-Omicron $380 

Melvin A. Dewar 

William M. Hodges 

William A. Kiser 

David K. Mc Carthy 

Bijon Memar 

Byron K. Rothert, Jr. 

Merritt J. Wilson 

Kappa-Phi $750 

William J. Amshey,, Jr. 

Wayne J. Arnold, Jr. 

Danny M. Brooks 

Gerard J. D’Alessandro 

H.L. Downey III 

Dr James G. Helton 


Daniel L. Kabat 

George L. Litman III 

Charles E. Pelkey 

Mark D. Perrigo 

Steven J. Potock 

Robert P. Richardson 

Shawn A. Talbott 

Warren K. Trowbridge 

Kappa-Pi $660 

David B. Brakefield 

Dr Alan L. Conger 

Davis A. Fraser 

Clay E. Garrett 

Douglas G. Hollabaugh 

David M. Landrum, Jr. 

Mike L. Peters 

Michael P. Thrift 

John L. Walters 

Carroll M. Wylie III 

Kappa-Rho $175 

Trevor W. Bosch 

Aaron G. Even 

Bradley T. Showers 

James A. Tibbs 

Kappa-Tau $250 

James Costas 

A. E. Szambecki 

Regis W. Visconti 

Kappa-Theta $900 

Ryan A. Boring 

Darl H. Champion Sr 

Gary A. Cook 

Jason H. Gruber 

Robert H. Haus 

Matthew S. Killian 

Edward D. Mahood, Jr. 

Brent W. Makarczyk 

Jeffrey A. Mattocks 

Michael J. Maynard 

Brett L. Moses MD 

Dean M. Niedosik 

Michael C. Rupert 

Bruce W. Sartory 

Peter C. Towner 

Terry A. Woodward 

Zane A. Yastro 

Wayne F. Zywiec 

Kappa-Upsilon $525 

Kevin T. Alewine 

Mark A. Bunnell 

Neil E. Devaney 

James C. Jones, Jr. 

Brian L. Klapman 

David C. Kramer 

Andrew F. Mc Leod 

William M. Norris, Jr. 

Joel A. Pellicci, Jr. 

David D. Sawyer 

Steven E. Wohlwend 

Kappa-Xi $100 

Gary S. Blomquist 

William G. Montana 

Kappa-Zeta $975 

Scott D. Ahrens 

Roy L. Akins, Jr. 

Rick Armstrong 

Luke A. Askew 

Norman G. Blackburn, Jr. 

Claude F. Blackmon 

Ryan C. Bowers 

Michael D. Crews 

Bobby W. Gaston, Jr. 

Jackie W. Hartley 

Peter G. Hunt 

Drew C. Liddell, Jr. 

Rodney G. Meadows 

Douglas R. Mouchet 

Adrian R. Page 

Joseph C. Pines 

Charles K. Shaheen, III 

LTC James P. Shaver 

Lambda $5,065 

John M. Alday, Jr. 

Hugh T. Ammerman, Jr. 

Preston L. Arnwine 

Richard S. Belcher 

W. Tom Bell II 

Joseph C. Broome 

Steve Cakmes 

Harry M. Call 

David M. Cannon 

Jacob E. Cantrell III 

Dr Joe A. Chambers 

Rev James M. Coleman 

Ronal B. Cook 

Marc P. Counts 

James T. Craig, III 

Andrew F. Crane III 

Lee M. Creviston 

A. Michael Curry 

Jeffrey M. Devereaux 

Raymond E. Du Bose 

LT COL David D. Dukes Ret 

James E. Edwards MD 

Walter H. Felix 

Kenneth D. Franklin 

Peter L. Fullinwider II 

Justice H. Graham III 

Michael N. Greeley 

George R. Harvell, Jr. 

Joseph M. Hayes 

Thomas O. Helton 

Charles R. Henderson, Jr. 

Richard M. Henritze 

Charles T. Hughes 

William B. Jakes 

Uriel C. Jones 

Stanley T. Jones 

LT COL Thomas N. Kelso 

James A. Krug 

Robert H. Leonard, Jr. 

Frederick J. Lewis 

Dr James D. Lott 

Albert Lyons III 

Paul A. Mac Donald 

Jason Magette 

William R. Mc Allister, Jr. 

Jimmy G. Mc Coin 

Wallace G. Mc Collum 

Robert E. Mc Dearman 

Kermit P. Mc Donald, Jr. 

Burr B. Mc Keehan 

Craig B. Miller 

Gregory K. Mooney 

John C. Oakley 

Rex D. Palmer 

COL Robert Douglas Pickle 

Michael T. Pless 

J. B. Porter, Jr. 

William J. Potter 

Dr Joseph A. Pryor 

Kevin J. Ragan 

Carl E. Raglin 

Costa G. Regas 

Charles D. Reineke 

John B. Ricca 

Stephen M. Sawrie DDS 

Frank V. Schriner III 

Robert R. Scott III 

Dr Phillip Sherman, Jr. 

Edward L. Shobe 

Dr William A. Sims MD 

Donn A. Southern 

Mark A. Springer 

Mark A. Springer 

Harvey L. Sproul 

Michael N. St Charles 

Walter A. Stinson 

William B. Stokely III 

E. Raymond Sullivan,, Jr. 

John M. Sullivan, Jr. 

James H. Suttle 

Richard C. Thompson 

Perry C. Tomlin, Jr. 

Timothy E. Tracy

Jerry W. Walker 

Karl H. Warren, Jr. 

Ward S. Whelchel 

Walter R. Williams 

Kenneth L. Wills 

Joseph E. Wilson 

William L. Wood, Jr. 

Lambda-Beta $25 

Christopher R. Daniels 

Lambda-Chi $125 

Braeden A. Eufemia 

John T. Green 

William J. Moss 

Salvador G. Villegas, Jr. 

Lambda-Delta $725 

Jon M. Atchley 

Byron M. Bell 

Robert Q. Brady 

Thomas H. Campbell III 

Norris A. Cown, Jr. 

Don F. Farineau 

Jerry M. Floyd, Jr. 

Knud E. Foss 

William M. Gross 

John R. Harris III 

Boyd R. Morley 

William A. Moye RPh 

Anthony W. Reeves 

Clifton D. Wright 

Randall J. Wright 

Lambda-Epsilon $925 

Andrew L. Bledsoe 

David W. Boone 

Stephen A. Braz 

Scott R. Deweese 

Paul H. Gamble 

Tim Goodwin 

Larry W. Kiel 

Joseph V. Linartas 

Hugh D. Mc Intosh 

Raymond E. Miller 

Mark J. Ornstein 

Roy H. Potts III 

Mark J. Ricci 

Alan A. Rosa 

Craig R. Smith 

Daniel J. Strachan 

James L. Van Horn II 

Rodney C. Walton 

Lambda-Eta $325 

Carlton A. Butler 

Gus D. Deason III 

Christopher L. Flowers 

Trini V. Gonzalez 

Jeremy H. Ray 

Corbin W. Spitzer 

Lambda-Gamma $750 

Fred T. Asbell 

Fred T. Asbell 

D. Zach Barfield 

Christian A. Buhagiar 

Jacob E. Butler 

Michael D. Cline 

Keith E. Creel 

1LT Thomas J. Finley 

LTC Edward J. Helms 

William L. Morris 

Lee B. Pinson 

Richard J. Rotters 

John T. Shepard 

Brett O. Socha 

Steven J. Stricklin 

Gary E. Williams 

Lambda-Iota $175 

Jonathan D. Cook 

Newton P. Cox III 

Watson Z. Neal 

Kenneth L. Simpson 

Lambda-Lambda $1,105 

Jonathan R. Bassett 

Dylan C. Beaumont 

Perry Black 

James M. Dodson, IV 

Arthur G. Dornik 

Gary W. Evans 

Francis H. Fannon IV 

Christopher R. Farnsworth 

LtCol Zenas E. Fearing Jr USMC 

John F. Fitchett III 

M. Doug Frain 

James L. Hall 

Thomas E. Hall, Jr. 

Robert A. Hixon 

Steven D. Leach 

Eric S. Liebendorfer 

Thomas E. Lynch, Jr. 

Jack P. Morrissey 

James K. Simmons, Jr. 

Carter M. Smith 

Mark C. Smith 

Cary B. Taylor III 

Kevin F. Townsend 

William C. Zint III 

Lambda-Mu $50 

John W. Wadsworth 

Lambda-Nu $250 

Brian L. Burns 

John M. Howard 

Robert A. Miller 

Mark C. Piper 

Stephen A. Price 

Lambda-Omega $350 

Stephen M. Askew 

Edward Browski 

Donald H. Lloyd 

James T. Mahaffee 

James J. Meade 

Brian A. Thomas 

Lambda-Omicron $400 

William J. Batson 

Michael T. Case 

Ronald L. Hendricks III 

Stephen R. Hicks 

William R. Lowery 

Christopher P. Lund 

Freddie L. Pendergrass, Jr. 

Christopher D. Smith 

Jeremy N. Trousdale 

Lambda-Phi $325 

Steven Gonzales 

Patrick M. Parham 

Paul C. Robey 

Jason P. Sharp 

Lambda-Pi $450 

Richard S. Gentry 

W. Laird Hamberlin 

Brandon J. Hartzell 

Robert R. Maxwell, Jr. 

Jay W. Nichols 

Jonathan K. Rodgers 

Bradley D. Scholz 

John B. Ullrich 

Christopher L. Walt 

Brian O. Washington 

Lambda-Psi $150 

Paul J. Germano 

Daniel R. Tamez 

John D. Wittenberg 

Lambda-Sigma $450 

John C. Bureman 

David B. Clarke, Jr. 

Steven A. Gaylor 

Clement W. Goodman 

Jeffrey C. Meck 

Michael B. Nicholas 

Stephen M. Singleton 

Robert E. Wood 

George T. Young 

Lambda-Tau $600 

Burton D. Brillhart 

Stephen A. Bunting 

Christopher C. Coffman 

Timothy L. Culver 

Joseph P. DeWoody 

James R. Donnella 

Eric M. Kincheloe 

John A. McDonald 

Steven K. Richter 

Brett M. Rutledge 

Edwin L. Trice 

Joseph L. Truman 

Lambda-Theta $150 

Mitchell R. Anderson 

Gary R. Davis 

Robert O. Good II 

Lambda-Upsilon $200 

Mark D. Kruse 

John E. Scherzer 

Brett C. Turnbull 

Benjamin L. Vargas 

Lambda-Xi $375 

William P. Bentley 

Danny J. Brown 

Chris Cape 

Carlos D. Cardoso 

Calvin H. Evans,, Jr. 

Keith S. Fuller 

Derek L. Marchman 

Dr Stephen R. Thurmond 

Lambda-Zeta $370 

Ali Aghaebrahim 

Neal A. Borter 

William A. Conner, Jr. 

Donnie L. Dodson 

William H. Hale III 

John M. Hines Sr 

Gregory I. Lloyd 

Byron D. Smalley 

Mu $725 

David M. Baker MD 

Dr John I. Bowman Jr DDS 

Robert F. Cooper, Jr. 

Dr H. A. Curran PhD 

Haskell L. Dickinson II 

Alfred H. Ebert, Jr. 

Dr Robert L. Holt 

LT COL Clarel B. Mapes II Ret 

Giles C. Mc Crary 

Thomas T. Moore, Jr. 

Mu-Alpha $425 

Vincent L. Benavidez 

Daniel E. Carson 

Michael L. Duray 

Binu K. George 

David M. Lewallen 

Nathan R. Nusbaum 

Jerry M. Pacheco 

Jim H. Zalzalah 

Mu-Beta $225 

Robbie B. Addison 

David H. Bennett 

George D. Fontaine, Jr. 

Jason H. Segars 

Rian M. Turner 

Mu-Delta $325 

Matthew T. Evans 

Harsha V. Gopinath 

Brian C. Hill 

Ryan P. Mallen 

Richard P. Resnick 

Wilfredo B. Rosario 

Brian A. Singer 

Mu-Epsilon $315 

Kenton C. Barker 

Derrick J. Gleason 

Farshid Rafahi 

Mu-Eta $500 

Kenneth E. Blair 

Gregory E. Dawson 

William R. Fleischer 

Joshua A. Gant 

Charles E. Jageler II 

Thomas L. Mc Bride 

Matthew T. Mitchell 

James A. Rosati 

Kevin W. Shuck 

Kenneth D. Staebler 

Jonathan W. Swinney 

Patrick J. Wolford 

Mu-Gamma $400 

John B. Battey 

Brian R. Blakely 

Beau Clark 

John W. Holden Jr. 

John P. Lines 

Chance M. Louis 

William W. Matthews 

Eric K. Powell 

Michael D. Walden 

Monte G. Williams 

Mu-Iota $475 

Jeffrey P. Baatz 

Jason C. Bailey 

Daniel J. Biland 

John F. Cassidy 

Joseph D. Geeslin III 

Thomas L. King 

Jonathan D. Lewis 

Brian D. Nakamoto 

Andres H. Piedrahita 

Michael L. Shiffer 

Nathaniel P. Snyder 

Mu-Lambda $500 

Collin D. Gordon 

John M. Lapsley 

Grant B. Mac Eachern 

Martin P. Pasek 

Jerrall J. Prakash 

Michael D. Urquhart 

Gregory C. Woynarski 

Mu-Omega $550 

Chadwick J. Dunlap 

Daren L. Hankins 

Edwin H. Litolff III 

G. Briggs Manson 

Travis D. Mc Coy 

Glenn M. Mesman 

Thomas A. Prude 

Michael P. Sanches 

Mu-Omicron $150 

Joshua S. Ebarb 

Stephen B. Langford 

Jermy Phares 

Joshua L. Stephens 

Mu-Psi $500 

Matthew J. Ehrenworth 

William H. Hampton IV 

David L. Kelly 

Mark J. Kiklis 

William R. Koch, Jr. 

William J. Lacy, III 

Joseph A. Malkiewich 

Scott W. Mc Kinney 

Aaron M. Plitt 

Javier Ruiz-Galindo 

Christopher R. Singh 

Mu-Rho $225 

Louis J. Coco 

Marcus P. Engel 

Shawn M Evers 

Eric J. Joy 

Ethen A. Young 

Mu-Tau $325 

Patrick S. Armstrong 

Richard C. Buck 



JD Louk 

Donald M. Mc Gill 

Christopher S. Mc Mahan 

Christopher P. Warpool 

Mu-Upsilon $575 

Rodger M. Battani 

David M. Boyer 

Richard W. Breuss III 

Gordon R. Dirks 

Eric J. Hjelle 

Robb D. Loftsgard 

Christopher D. Riberdy 

Timothy A. Rice 

Robert L. Ridenour 

Neil A. Rudd 

Brandon L. Schellhorn 

Randall H. Stahl 

Mu-Xi $300 

Brian S. Allgeier 

Brett T. Edgerley 

Kenneth Y. Ichinose 

Gerardo Ramirez 

Henry D. Tran 

Mu-Zeta $250 

Dr Amos J. Bullard Jr DDS 

Brian M. Bullard 

Thomas A. Cone, II 

Scott A. Fuschino 

Jeremy F. Holt 

Thomas B. Michell, III 

Philip B. Norvell 

Nu $900 

Dick N. Bishop 

Dr James S. Chase 

Charles D. Clifford, Jr. 

James J. D’Agostino 

Christopher M. Dantona 

Martin E. Feeney 

Mark B. Flynn, Jr. 

Henry H. George 

COL Donald C. Grey USAF(Ret) 

John D. Hall, Jr. 

Howard H. Hyle 

Joseph J. Minton, Jr. 

Joseph W. Montgomery 

Douglas J. Myers 

Albert H. Smith, Jr. 

William R. Stephenson, Jr. 

Francis E. Toler 

Charles W. Wood 

Nu Prime $725 

Brian A. Boettler 

Donald R. Boyken 

Patrick C. Briant 

Robert E. Cosby, Jr. 

James A. Foster III 

Steven E. Harloe 

Frederick A. House 

Bruce R. Kirk 

Thomas G. Leonard 

Dana R. Mac Kimmie III 

Edward P. Moore 

William R. Spears 

Robert Z. Tucker 

Nu-Alpha $350 

Casey L. Aboudara 

David M. Cavalli 

Matthew J. Ceppi 

Bret A. Green 

Michael S.N. Ma 

Bruce L. Sherman 

John R. Weerts 

Nu-Beta $150 

Jeffery R. Colstock 

Richard A. Marsiglio 

Jesse K. Wonsowski 

Nu-Delta $100 

Glenn C. Bailey, Jr. 

Michael L. Lowe 

Nu-Epsilon $200 

Austin A. Able 

Joe T. Alaniz 

Kyle P. Brannan 

Daniel M. Everett 

Philip J. Hetu 

Tyson G. Jaquez 

Roberto D. Landavazo 

Michael C. Mc Closkey 

Nu-Eta $225 

Frank J. Mahr 

Mark W. Orlosky 

Cory Poccia 

Andre L. Soto 

Nu-Gamma $125 

Vincent G. Fressola 

Christopher B. Keithley 

Christopher J. Salgado 

Nu-Iota $50 

Kevin J. Buckle 

Nu-Kappa $325 

Andrew C. Ferguson 

Steven R. Jackson 

Damon M. Reed 

Bradley K. Simpson 

Nu-Lambda $175 

Jesus Canela 

Richard D. Edde 

Lorenzo O. Montelongo 

Kyle G. Snow-McCaffrey 

Marc J. Tantillo 


Nu-Omega $100 

Jordan S. Baszner 

Brian J. Simmons 

Nu-Omicron $300 

Adam R. Bishop 

Jay G. Bruner 

Christopher B. Gawick 

Jason M. Marchetti 

Spenser M. Nicholas 

Robert B. Sepanik 

Nicholas E. Walter 

Nu-Phi $100 

Larry J. Ashmore 

Jerry H. Snedden 

Nu-Psi $250 

Christopher L. Hunt 

Patrick T. Olekas 

James R. Schmidt 

Darren L. Witter 

Nu-Rho $75 

Skyelar R. Perkins 

Larry Turner, Jr. 

Nu-Sigma $150 

Joseph E. Cella 

Darin M. Ely 

Gerald W. Gwaltney 

Nu-Tau $240 

Craig E. Franks 

Marco A. Hernandez 

Russell E. Mechler 

Ryan P. Pyle 

James T. Turner 

Nu-Theta $100 

Dominick V. Paonessa 

Richard M. Wilson 

Nu-Upsilon $300 

Steven Andrews 

Jonathan M. Fickling 

Max Fritz 

Charles E. Hawkins III 

Devin E. Lacerte 

Thomas H. Reid 

Nu-Xi $50 

Dr Jason H. Greenberg, OD 

Nu-Zeta $50 

Scott R. Pliska 

Omega $225 

David M. Beyer 

Thomas A. Daily 

Stanton E. Huey, Jr. 

C. Wallis Ohl, Jr. 

N. Pendleton Rogers 

Omicron-Chi $50 

Kyle C. Carrier 

Johnathan L. Wise 

Omicron-Epsilon $75 

Andrew C. Kruzykowski 

Thomas J. Papathomas 

Omicron-Eta $125 

Kevin G. Alegret 

Matthew H. Mercil 

Todd E. Riethmiller 

Perry N. Uwanawich 

Omicron-Gamma $125 

Aaron E. Grady 

Gregory M. Hawkins 

Andrew N. Holland 

Tyler W. Stroud 

Christopher M. West 

Omicron-Kappa $25 

Stephen E. Orebaugh 

Omicron-Mu $105 

Nathan A. Campbell 

Christopher A. Ennis 

Ryan J. Knapp 

Paul M. Singh 

Omicron-Nu $25 

Austin A. Beck 

Omicron-Omega $50 

Richard M. Doss 

Chris M. Winchell 

Omicron-Omicron $100 

Nicholas J. Castellano 

Brian L. Jansen 

Lawrence D. Nagazina 

Omicron-Phi $250 

Jonathan D. Bookbinder 

Christopher T. DenBleyker 

Dominick L. Iaquinto 

Isaac S. Schendel 

Christopher J. Smith 

James V. Vorhies 

William J. Weitzel III 

Omicron-Psi $75 

Jonathan A. Hrizuk 

Jesse S. McClain 

Andrew B. Slike 

Omicron-Rho $50 

Nicholaus A. Josey 

Trenton N. Timlin 

Omicron-Sigma $125 

Bradley J. Bollinger 

Matthew L. Boltz 

Douglas J. DiGregorio 

Patrick T. Passewitz 

Samuel A. Raneri V 

Omicron-Upsilon $75 

Matthew L. Bertolet 

Keith S. Cheeseman 

Joseph N. Lukas 

Omicron-Xi $25 

Michael D. Liddle 

Omicron-Zeta $230 

Samuel T. Alton 

Jeffrey M. Beckman 

Mark E. Ignash 

Joseph T. Reed 

Jay Israel T. Sy 

Michael J. Theune 

Bryan F. Whiter 

Phi $765 

Jeff A. Crow, Jr. 

Thomas V. Gieselmann 

Jason A. Javarone 

Leslie G. Johnson, II 

Charles W. Kinslow III 

Samuel F. Smith 

Dr Ronald E. Splann 

Dr Frank F. Splann, Jr. 

Nelson A. Steele 

William P. Tomlinson 

Pieter J. Van Der Gaag 

Dr Russel L. Wiener 

Edward B. H. Willis 

Clarke R. Wise 

Pi-Alpha $25 

Billy W. Pilgrim 

Pi-Beta $100 

Brendon C. Bos 

Bryson T. Ishii 

James W. Kirby 

Brian A. Vierra 

Pi-Chi $100 

Richard Cattell 

Andrew J. Hunt 

Derek R. Jividen 

Brian D. Turk 

Pi-Epsilon $75 

Abel Daniel 

Rickey L. Trant 

Pi-Eta $125 

Jeffrey Harman 

Ayodeji A. Ogunsola 

Pi-Gamma $75 

Nicholas A. Hoover 

Kyle O. Randolph 

Kyle O. Randolph 

Pi-Iota $50 

Matthew D. De Palm 

Alexander M. Nagy 

Pi-Kappa $75 

David M. Henn 

Marcel R. Kyd 

Andrew H. Zou

Pi-Lambda $50 

Alston M. Boyd 

Joseph F. Marks 

Pi-Mu $75 

Ryan S. Knutson 

Caleb A. Weaver 

Chad I. York 

Pi-Omega $25 

Eric J. Doherty 

Pi-Omicron $80 

Bryan S. Cruikshank 

Joseph T. Francis 

Kyle R. Snyder 

Pi-Phi $50 

Paul-Richard D. Cherival 

Pi-Psi $75 

Andrew M. Islip 

William Pak 

Mathieu F. Welche 

Pi-Sigma $25 

Thomas M. Clark 

Pi-Theta $50 

Christopher D. Johns 

Pi-Upsilon $25 

Nathan A. Kurzmann 

Pi-Xi $50 

Zachary A. Brannaman 

Cody Garett Chacon 

Psi $1,150 

Stephen A. Amico, Jr. 

Harry E. Angelides 

Richard M. Angell 

Russell J. Clark 

Joseph F. Herbert 

Scott A. Kelly 

Michael B. Mac Cannell 

Glenn R. Martin 

Alvin S. Mc Neilly 

Mark B. Monroe 

William B. Moulton 

Alexander B. Mulholland III 

John R. Page 

MAJ Robert M. Pastorelli 

Brendon J. Pierce 

David L. Ray 

Daniel B. Strong 

Harvey F. Suddy 

David K. Wilson 

Rho $1,000 

Justin R. Ballard 

David A. Birdsell 

Jeffrey D. Buchanan 

Terry L. Forsberg 

Jonathan R. Garrett 

Nick S. Hagen 

Robert F. Hutzel 

Steven D. Kramer 

Mark E. Mershon 

Brian D. Murray 

Robert E. Myers 

LTC Thomas B. Nichols IV 

Louis M. Ollson Sr 

Jason R. Oropallo 

Martin C. Petersen 

William T. Polston V 

Ryan D. Seaholm 

Stuart C. Sorensen 

Bryant J. Wangard Jr. 

Nathaniel C. Williams 

Rho Prime $300 

Peter K. Burkhart 

Matthew P. Caruso 

Keelan S. Jenkins 

Eric S. Mc Nair 

Grant D. Miller 

Philip E Smith 

Rho-Alpha $100 

Adam J. Farrell 

Eric R. Gillis 

Matthew R. Kaminski 

Jacob W. Peiffley 

Rho-Beta $125 

Vincent A. Hardalo 

Luigi Spiridigliozzi Jr. 

Craig M. Werts 

Michael P. Wilson Jr. 

Rho-Delta $30 

Spencer A. Cotter 

Rho-Gamma $50 

Alejandro Barrientos 

Ty L. Rollins 

Rho-Iota $25 

David W. Gee 

Rho-Kappa $25 

Marc R. Russo 

Rho-Theta $75 

Samuel J. McGrew III 

Kraig V. Prinz 

Rho-Zeta $25 

Bradley S. Metzger 

Sigma $1,425 

Edward B. Baldinger, Jr. 

M. Edmund Braly 

LT COL Frank S. Cannon USMC(Ret) 

Lee S. Catlett 

Noah Jeffrey Chamoy 

Andrew T. Citrin 

H. Glenn Doran 

Dr John V. Garoutte 

Prashant Gupta 

Christopher P. Harty 

Dr William G. Hayes III 

Pierre E. Holloway 

Rich Leitner 

Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. 

Fred H. Lowe DDS 

Peter A. Mani III 

W. James Mc Anelly, Jr. 

Samuel J. Mc Grew Sr 

Eldon D. Pence, Jr. 

Marc A. Pons 

John B. Postell 

Louis E. Ramos 

John S. Treen 

Capt. John G. Unverzagt 

Robert L. Williams III 

Tau $3,850 

Alexander Adams 

George A. Alcorn 

J R. Alcorn 

Andrew C. Allen 

Richard Allen 

R. D. (Dan) Burck 

Thomas W. Burke, Jr. 

William N. Carl 

Alfred T. Carleton, Jr. 

Delo H. Caspary, Jr. 

James R. Cocke 

Dr Denton A. Cooley 

R. Tom Cravens 

Emile M. Cuenod 

Jack T. Currie 

Fred J. Curry, Jr. 

Daniel S. Davis 

Franklin B. Davis 

Albert Faetche, Jr. 

Robert E. Fawcett, Jr. 

William N. Finnegan IV 

James B. Furrh, Jr. 

Jay E. Garth 

John D. Glass, Jr. 

Gregory J. Guarino 

Martin C. Hale 

Paul R. Hamilton 

Robert J. Hewitt 

Pat E. Hooks II 

Bruce S. Jameson 

Thomas E. Jones 

Royce R. Kilday 

James M. Knight 

Leo E. Linbeck, Jr. 

Joe K. Longley 

Robert A. Moor 

Timothy J. O’Neill 

Robert L. Parker 

Adolph A. Pfeffer, Jr. 

Charles C. Pierce, Jr. 

James L. Powell 

Phillip H. Pyeatt 

James H. Reynolds 

Wade C. Ridley 

Charles B. Russey 

Joseph E. Russo 

Henry A. Sauer, Jr. 

William H. Schroeder, Jr. 

William D. Schwartz 

Morin M. Scott, Jr. 

Michael B. Sharpe 

Joel M. Shepherd II 

Laurence D. Sikes, Jr. 

Goodhue W. Smith 

James F. Tracy, Jr. 

Thomas K. Ward 

Perry M. Wells 

Robert H. Whilden, Jr. 

William D. White, Jr. 

James F. Wood 

William F. Zwiener 

Theta $1,425 

James C. Armstrong 

Richard H. Bennett 

Christopher D. Black 

George L. Boyce 

Thomas C. Broome 

George M. Brown 

Benjamin N. Bundy 

Lorraine E. Burt, Jr. 

Charles M. Cooper III 

Dwight H. Cumming 

Clifford F. Ellis 

Robert J. Folzenlogen 

Elton D. Gardner, Jr. 

Irvin W. Jarrell III 

Jeffrey A. Kearney 

Donald V. Kendrick 

William A. Landreth, Jr. 

John E. Langdon 

Dr Thomas N. Lawrence 

G. Malcolm Louden 

Ben D. Loughry 

Michael L. Nelson 

Connor W. Patman, Jr. 

Kip E. Patterson 

Gary D. Post 

William C. Provine II 

David C. Shannon 

Steve B. Siddons 

John T. Ward 

Theta Prime $175 

Charles M. Pope 

Brandon K. Quillen 

Richard D. Shaver 

Terry L. Thompson 

Theta-Alpha $150 

Thomas P. Lawrence 

William T. Moore,, Jr. 

Robert E. Schevers 

Theta-Beta $2,050 

Edward J. Albanese 

Richard J. Blakeman 

Sean M. Chiquet 

Randall J. Christofferson 

Thomas W. Corbett 

Roger J. Couture, Jr. 

Keith D. Curry 

Lance C. Doalson 

Kevin B. Dunn 

Danny H. Evans 

Sheldon J. Fleming 

Aaron K. Glatman 

Jay A. Grimaldi 

Max E. Groussman 

HON J. Richard Haden 

Robert E. Harvey 

Michael Heath L. Hines 

James E. Johnson, Jr. 

Gregory J. Kerby 

Tyler J. Lowenthal 

Craig A. Mc Dowell 

Michael G. Murphy 

Erik C. Olsen 

Stephen F. Ostrich 

Dennis Y. Parker 

Anthony R. Parks 

Norman A. Pick 

Steven R. Rabago 

Mark C. Reid 

Dr Werner Rogers 

Jeffrey P. Rowley 

John T. Seim 

Dwayne B. Smith 

Kelly Russlee Smith, Sr CLU 

Paul R. St John 

Greg S. Tamanaha 

Wayne A. Weeks 

Frank P. White, Jr. 

Theta-Chi $925 

Donald L. Allison 

David G. Baughman 

Cody K. Carter 

James S. Cox 

Jonathon P. Dunn 

Mark A. Greenlaw 

Herbert E. Hamilton MD 

Daniel B. Hastings 

Brady P. Holtzclaw 

James W. Jernigan 

Clay R. Lassiter 

Clay R. Lassiter 

Bret L. Mc Coy 

Robert N. Mc Farland 

Kurt C. Myers 

Teddy R. Price 

Blake A. Saunier 

LTC David R. Smith 

Theta-Delta $700 

Russell L. Anderson 

Norman S. Anderson 

Terry S. Collins 

Matthew M. Fisher 

Kyle T. Fletcher 

Steven M. Fullmer 

Devon W. Grace 

Carl L. Green CLU, CHFC 

Bradley K. Houser 

Ricky P. Killian 

John C. Mac Donald 

CAPT James R. Rainey USAF 

Richard A. Sherwood 

Dr Roger O. Weed 

Theta-Epsilon $475 

Donald E. Barnett 

Troy C. Bliss 

Douglas E. Bowen 

Dale B. Kawata 

Gerald S. Lenzen 

J D Mac Ewan,, Jr. 

Dennis M. Monaghan 

Alan L. Perkins 

Austin D. Riley 

Theta-Eta $825 

Criston E. Anderson 

Stephen E. Baker 

James M. Brown, Jr PhD 



MAJ Sidney A. Brown 

Robert T. Croft CPA 

Teddy E. Dove 

Gary W. Dunwoody 

William B. Haddox 

Adam J. Henderson 

William K. Ingram, Jr. 

Edward K. Lile 

Courtney Little 

Kyley R. Newth 

Brian C. Puckett 

Roy B. Ridings, Jr. 

Arthur D. Robb, Jr. 

Donald E. Toler 

Merideth G. Watson 

Theta-Gamma $675 

Edward C. Brinkman III 

George S. Deal 

Donald W. Doerfler 

Thomas R. Elam 

Juan C. Garcia 

Col John G. Land 

Robert F. Rusk 

Dr Robert B. Shack MD 

Neal G. Snebold MD 

Philip L. Thames 

James H. Wood 

Theta-Iota $450 

Joseph J. Atkins 

Orien H. Bedwell 

Daniel R. Bird 

Perry M. Castagnetto 

Greg W. Gillam 

Peter P. Handy 

Clarence J O’Brien,, Jr. 

Jason Pierantozzi 

Michael D. Rogers 

Jack C. Woodward 

Theta-Kappa $350 

Richard E. Bridgers 

James H. Foster 

William J. Hammann 

Danny J. Kureska 

Randall K. Redford 

John W. Waddell 

John R. Womack, Jr. 

Theta-Lambda $1,050 

Joseph T. Angerame 

Austin A. Atkins 

Lucas W. Bazan 

Michael E. Bowman 

Jim T. Brown 

Kyle H. Campbell 

Michael F. Carroll 

Louis E. Ehrlich 

Matthew W. Franek 

Justin T. Gombar 

Curtis D. Harber, III 

Maurice Khollman 

William R. Lynum 

Brent A. Martin 

John E. Michaels 

Sam D. Smith 

Michael D. Springer 

Larry G. Stein 

Ronald K. Stoepel 

Kurt M. Thomas 

Matthew P. Tielkemeijer 

Theta-Mu $1,675 

Wesley S. Alost 

LTCOL Thomas G. Barton USMC 

William R. Blackshear VII 

Clarence W. Bolinger, Jr. 

Monty V. Chicola 

Lester L. Dalme 

Matthew A. Evans 

Michael B. Guillory 

Floyd J. Henry, Jr. 

Frank P. Kearney 

John A. Manno, Jr. 

Robert D. Mc Carty 

Dan A. Medlin 

Danny W. Moss 

Myles A. Parker 

Robert C. Poimboeuf 

Bradley S. Poston 

Joseph N. Rawley 

Larry W. Rivers 

Michael C. Scott 

Joshua R. Shirley 

Robert R. Sills, Jr. 

Charles N. Spears 

Dr Daniel C. Walsh, Jr. 

Robert B. Welch 

Randall A. Wiggins 

Horace L. Wingate 

Theta-Nu $300 

Kevin K. Amburgy 

Wilfred K. Beard, Jr. 

Douglas S. Goodwin 

Jerald H. Heschel II 

Grant M. Kennedy 

Theta-Omega $500 

Jonathan E. Arostegui 

James T. Doughtie III 

Dr Darrell T. Herrington DO 


Andrew J. Kelly 

Brett W. Malott 

Don R. Oday 

John R. Parker 

Robert O. Rodriguez II 

Theta-Omicron $275 

Thomas V. Goodwin 

Leonard M. Knudsen 

Alan A. Lowe 

Peter R. Murdough 

Douglas A. Perrine 

Richard S. Reiner 

Theta-Phi $280 

David N. Eastman 

Donald G. Goetz 

Craig R. Johnke 

Robert E. Norris 

Jesse J. Pitchford 

Theta-Pi $833 

Ken D. Adams 

James M. Anderson 

Charles Ashford, III 

Brian L. Carter 

Michael G. Deutsch 

Banks H. Drewry 

Charles L. Earl,, Jr. 

Matthe E. Ezzell 

Edwin G. Ferguson 

Rex L. Meade 

John M. Mueller 

Christopher T. Munley 

Larry G. Paisley 

Larry E. Pate 

Roy E. Phibbs 

Maxwell L. Taylor 

Theta-Psi $700 

Joseph V. Arato 

Bobby L. Boyanton 

Gary S. Chmielewski 

Ryan M. Clark 

Michael R. Cobb 

Charles L. Deaton 

Paul L. Derby 

James A. Gondles, Jr. 

Adam M. Hull 

Michael A. Jones 

John M. Kessinger 

Pedro Martinez-Velasco 

Scott M. Mash 

Paul E. Mc Laughlin 

Scott M. Shedeck 

Christopher L. Willingham 

Theta-Rho $1,375 

W Michael Adams 

Frank F. Assunto, Jr. 

Robert C. Bailey 

Craig J. Belaire 

James M. Brown III 

Charles J. Burton 

Stewart T. Cayton 

Andrew K. Dalovisio 

Robert D. De Mars 

Keith A. Dickerson 

Sterling C. Dickson 

Allen J. Duffel 

Kyle L. Fusilier 

Collin B. Gary 

Christopher K. Hebert 

Don K. Hoffpauir 

Christopher P. Ieyoub 

Kenneth F. Kolde 

J. D. Le Bleu 

Charles T. Marcantel 

Arthur P. Mitchell 

Dr Lee J. Monlezun Jr MD 

Cris A. Morgan 

William C. Nabours MD 

Richard R. Noland 

Ronnie W. Odom 

George L. Paret III 

Eric A. Sanders, DDS 

Theta-Tau $50 

Craig R. Carl 

Theta-Theta $1,300 

Dennis M. Adams 

Ronald G. Ashby 

David J. Baulch 

D. Gregory Duke 

Dr Nick A. England, Jr. 

James N. Francis 

Richard W. Grant 

Jerome L. Hedinger 

Boyd M. Hildebrand 

Thomas M. Hsu 

Timothy W. Hurt 

John S. Jenkins 

James W. Kerr 

James R. Mahurin 

David L. Mills 

Jeffrey R. Pate 

Thomas H. Pritchard III 

David W. Purcell 

Randolph L. Runk 

Jimmy L. Scott 

James G. Supulski 

John M. Wheeler 

Scott C. Whitehouse 

Theta-Upsilon $975 

Peter F. Benoist 

David R. Brinkman 

Christopher M. Broome 

Clifford E. Browne, II 

Michael Joseph Cancilla 

Erik J. Christman 

Donald B. Gore II 

David S. Mirolli 

Parker E. Pearson 

Dr Bruce E. Perry 

Roger A. Raulin 

James B. Skakun 

Matthew J. Smith 

Jonathan T. Stevens 

Timothy J. Storer 

Patrick M. Surdy 

Elias D. Vuicich 

Robb A. Warren 

Matthew D. Weaver 

Michael L. White 

Theta-Xi $1,475 

Jeremy S. Allen 

Mark A. Beck 

James A. Brookshire 

Douglas J. Burkhart 

Gregory A. Cline 

William J. Conley 

Curtis E. Fletcher 

Christopher O. Fogt 

Robert J. Gunn 

Karl F. Hall 

Ronald J. Harney 

Duane E. Hoke 

CAPT Dwight D. Hollenbach 

Rickey L. James 

Andrew Scott Juvan 

Walter R. Kern 

Steven H. Lesher 

Ronald C. Lilly 

Robert K. Livingston 

Alex M. Lorencz 

Chris W. Nipple 

Timothy J. Prayner 

Joshua D. Rowland 

Wayne M. Shive 

Terry J. Smid 

Gregory J. Tiedemann 

John W. Towne 

Ralph Trine 

Keith M. Turner PE

Theta-Zeta $2,675 

Timothy B. Alexander 

Jody L. Bailey 

Timothy J. Brooks 

Fred E. Chaney 

Larry D. Courter 

Howard N. Craig 

Michael R. Dodson 

David E. Finifrock 

Mark A. Fleetwood 

Tommy E. Fletcher 

Bill Ford 

George J. Garro 

Frank R. Grider 

Todd J. Gross 

Jonathan L. Harvey 

Kevin S. Kaplan 

David W. Mc Daniel 

Michael H. Menapace,, Jr. 

John T. Renfro 

Ronnie C. Sanders 

Jason A. Schmidt 

Gabriel J. Sena 

LTC Bruce E. Simpson 

Manuel Tarin 

Steven J. Thompson 

Burton R. Trembly 

LTC Eric Udouj 

Martinus H. Van Nieuwkoop 

Upsilon $225 

Tommy E. Adkins, Jr. 

Francis P. Bailey, Jr. 

William C. Boinest 

George B. Cartledge, Jr. 

Graham K. Mc Cormick 

Xi $6,200 

C. Slader Agee 

C. Duke Allison, Jr. 

S David Alphin, Jr. 

John B. Alter 

Woodrow W. Anderson, Jr. 

Jeffrey M. Ardemagni 

James L. Arnett 

Dr Bill Atkinson 

Alex W. Baldwin 

Paul T. Becton 

Kurt W. Bender 

Frank P. Blair 

George T. Bone 

Terry F. Bowie 

John M. Bransford, Jr. 

George R. Carlton, Jr. 

John E. Chambers III 

Jonathan N. Chang 

John A. Cooper, Jr. 

Robert P. Cox II 

Rupert M. Crafton 

Danny H. Crouthers 

Joe T. Cunningham 

James R. Davenport 

Sims G. Dildy, Jr. 

David G. Dodd 

Dwight D. Driver 

Dr James E. Duke 

Don Edmondson 

William B. Fisher 

Richard M. Fleenor 

Richard N. Freeling, Jr. 

Marcus S. French 

Joe L. Gathright 

Thomas B. Goldsby, Jr. 

Grant S. Green, Jr. 

Adam Guthrie, Jr. 

Dr William R. Hale 

Edward W. Hamilton 

William H. Hanna,, Jr. 

John M. Harbour 

Louis A. Hardman, Jr. 

Mark R. Harper 

Ralph B. Harris 

Eric R. Hartness 

Samuel L. Hauert 

Chad M. Hendrix 

Andrew P. Henson 

LCDR Jerry B. Holden 

Robert B. Irwin 

Clyman E. Izard, Jr. 

C Cole Jeffries, Jr. 

Craig A. Johnson 

James R. Kauffman 

David N. Laser 

Cory S. Leal 

William F. Ligon 

James A. Lorenz 

Jack P. Mabray 

Charles L. Massey, Jr. 

Ronald K. Mc Call 

Rev Herschel H. Mc Clurkin, Jr. 

Donald T. Mc Knight 

George E. Mc Leod 

Gregory W. Mones 

S. Vance Montgomery, Jr. 

Dr Waddy W. Moore III 

Albert B. Moore, Jr. 

Steven J. Myers 

John C. Nelson 

PROF Currin M. Nichol, Jr. 

Alexander W. Nisbet, Jr. 

Eddie L. Nunnelee 

Rev Limuel G. Parks, Jr. 

Jeremy S. Pieroni 

Gene T. Porter 

Garnier K. Puryear 

Wayne W. Pyeatt 

Bryan H. Quinn 

Robert H. Raff 

John N. Reints, Jr. 

William H. Risteen 

Jerry Roberts 

Dr Gerald B. Robins 

John L. Rush 

James M. Rutledge 

Edward S. Saig 

Roger R. Sewell 

William L. Simmons 

Michael B. Smith CPA 

Douglas O. Smith, Jr. 

Matt N. Smyly 

Charles R. Sorrels 

John F. Stroud, Jr. 

Patrick H. Swope 

Fred C. Tanner, Jr. 

Michael G. Thompson 

Dr Billy L. Tranum 

Nathaniel W. Trimble 

Ralph V. Turner 

Charles W. Van Ness 

Thomas G. Walker 

J. David Walt 

Michael R. Warren 

John D. Watson Jr MD 

Charles B. Whiteside III 

Fred Wilkerson, Jr. 

James M. Williams 

Herman Williamson, Jr. 

A. Reid Woodward 

Joe D. Woodward Sr 

Randall B. Wright 

Robert L. Wright, Jr. 

Marshall A. Wright 

Robert T. Zurga 

Xi-Alpha $50 

Paul B. Telander 

Xi-Beta $150 

Todd R. Cormier 

Derek R. Deskins 

Trevor D. Fredericks 

Benjamin H. Jacobs 

Charles . Laginestra 

Michael J. Patti 

Xi-Chi $50 

Scott M. Downey 

Michael A. Pritchett 

Xi-Delta $195 

Andy Diric 

Jason C. Honeycutt 

Jose R. Murillo, Jr. 

Russell R. Sczech 

Xi-Epsilon $125 

Gregory L. Allison 

Jason A. Carpenter 

Matthew R. Dilts 

Christopher A. Fargnoli 

Xi-Eta $325 

Stephen M. Avanzi 

Michael J. Beebe 

Kevin N. Benkert 

Christopher J. Hageman 

Jonathan S. Jones 

Jonathan D. Pennington 

Matthew P. Underwood 

Xi-Gamma $175 

David M. Ahlert 

Ian K. Henderson 

Shawn M. Livingston 

Steven A. Ohar 

Xi-Iota $275 

Brian T. Elkins 

William J. Elrod 

Ryan M. Gribbin 

Jason M. Smallwood 

Torrey S. Wiley 

Xi-Lambda $175 

Eric Mc Bride 

Kristopher M. Murphy 

Michael W. Phillips 

Matthew C. Schumach 

Brett R. Simeone 

Xi-Mu $150 

Jeremy A. Barrick 

Timothy E. Huddleston 

Xi-Omega $75 

Timothy O. Davis 

Ryan A. Dunder 

Xi-Phi $175 

Kaleb D. Branch 

Joshua T. Henderson 

Raymond E. Owens 

David A. Wheatley, Jr. 

Xi-Psi $75 

Matt Duncan 

Steve F. Levy 

Antonio M. Reyes 

Xi-Rho $225 

Joseph C. Borger-Glick 

William M. Brennan 

Anthony R. Carafa 

Dennis R. Coyle 

Kevin M. Devine 

Thomas A. Gant 

Jeremy S. Hughes 

Xi-Sigma $355 

Jason L. Anderson 

Andrew H. Bishop 

Jason J. Burrell 

Jordan T. Delk 

Michael D. Frixen 

Charles J. Loyd 

Matthew P. Neely 

Christopher L. Peery 

Scott K. Slechter 

Brett R. Stevens 

Xi-Tau $25 

Steve P. Kistner 

Xi-Theta $175 

Jerry Johnson, Jr. 

Jason L. Mathis 

Jason B. Moon 

Robert R. Rentfrow 

Xi-Upsilon $140 

Terrance J. Bradford 

Stephen C. Rogers 

Matthew J. Todd 

Xi-Xi $375 

Brock N. Banks 

Gregory H. Booth 

Jonathan N. Giel 

Andrew B. Glaser 

Declan B. Glynn 

David J. Hohs 

Benjamin A. Ingraham 

Benjamin R. Koch 

Scott R. Leutenegger 

Michael J. Movido 

Raymond A. Redlingshafer 

Kennedy D. Shontz 

Xi-Zeta $275 

Justin W. Blatny 

Shane L. Kammerer 

Rev. James T. Pankiewicz 

Jared A. Watson 

Zeta $775 

Jay S. Adams 

Dr William E. Austin 

Robert L. Chase 

Mack H. Cross 

Terry L. Flanagan 

Christopher M. Hodgson 

Kelly P. King 

Christopher S. Lau 

Todd L. Leigh 

Ernest C. Mead, Jr. 

Charles K. Nicodemus 

Daniel T. Smythe 

Edwin S. Thiele 

Dr Blake H. Watts MD 




VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT 

Timothy R. Turner (Alpha-Upsilon, Milsaps College, ’89) 

District Grand Master, Mississippi District 

Professional: Business partner Chemical Products & Systems, Inc. 

Education: Bachelor of Science, Chemistry, Millsaps College 1993. 

Personal: Married to Melanie L. Turner, son Patrick Turner, daughter Madison Turner. 

Highlights of Kappa Sigma Involvement: Initiated into Kappa Sigma at the Alpha- 

Upsilon chapter at Millsaps College on January 29, 1989, having my maternal and 

fraternal brother John Turner, Jr. help initiate me, Serve as DGM for District 38, Mississippi, 

Serve as a Special Master, Named the DGM of the year for 2010, Served as 

a member of the 2011 Kappa Sigma Nominating Committee. One of Jackson’s Men. 

Why I volunteer for Kappa Sigma: I decided to become a volunteer for Kappa Sigma after my undergraduate 

chapter fell upon hard times and had its charter revoked. Working with other alumni made me realize that 

Kappa Sigma is for life. I had gotten so busy with my career and family life that I had totally forgotten about 

my Kappa Sigma obligation. Kappa Sigma played a very large role in making me the person that I am today, 

and I felt that it was time to give back. I had always been told that I would benefit more from Kappa Sigma 

than I would ever be able to repay. This has proven to be the case with the friends and brothers that are still 

a great part of my life today. Being able to work with individuals and chapters has been a very rewarding 

experience because I know that the young men will have a chance to be a part of something great. I would 

like for every young man to be able to experience all that is great with Kappa Sigma. It brings me great joy 

knowing that I can be a positive influence in a young man’s life. There is no better feeling for a DGM than to 

have a brother walk up to you and say, “Thank you.” Hopefully, I can make a difference. 

KAPPA SIGMA MAN OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCED 

The Supreme Executive Committee of Kappa Sigma Fraternity is pleased to announce 

that Brother Jim Morris of Beta-Theta Chapter at Indiana University has been 

selected as the 2010 Kappa Sigma Man of the Year. Brother Morris is President of the 

Indiana Pacers Sports and Entertainment. He is in his fourth year in that position and 

is the third President in the history of the franchise. 

A graduate of Indiana University, with a master’s degree from Butler University, 

Brother Morris has spent much of his life in Indianapolis in a variety of key positions. 

He started with Andrew Fletcher National Bank in 1965 after graduating from IU and 

from 1967-1973 served former Indianapolis Mayor Richard G. Lugar as chief of staff. 

He then went to the Lilly Endowment, serving as its president from 1984-1988 and 

from 1989-2002, he was the chairman and chief executive officer for IWC Resources 

Corporation and Indianapolis Water Company. 

Brother Morris joined Pacers Sports & Entertainment in 2007 as a special advisor to then CEO/President 

Donnie Walsh and was named President on April 16, 2008. Prior to joining the Pacers, Brother Morris has 

had a career that has been successful, both professionally and philanthropically. Before joining Pacers Sports 

& Entertainment, Brother Morris was the executive director for five years for the United Nations Food Programme 

where he oversaw the world’s largest humanitarian agency. 

Brother Morris has received many honors, including 16 honorary degrees, throughout his life in recognition 

for service, particularly in the city of Indianapolis. He has also served on numerous boards and committees 

– including the chairman of the Indiana University Board of Trustees, treasurer of the United States 

Olympic Committee and a member of the Board of Governors of the American Red Cross-devoting countless 

hours to various causes. He is currently Chairman of the Riley Foundation. 

Brother Morris becomes the 77th Brother in the history of Kappa Sigma to become the Man of the Year 

and is the fifth initiate of Beta-Theta Chapter to be selected as the Kappa Sigma Man of the Year. Plans for 

the Man of the Year Banquet to honor Brother Morris will be announced in the near future. Brother Morris is 

married to Jackie and they have three children and seven grandchildren. 


(L-R) Terry L. Thompson (Theta Prime, Cumberland, ‘93), District Grand Master, Metro Atlanta; McRae F. “Mac” Williams (Epsilon-Omega, Georgia 

State, ‘68), John G. Tower Award 2010-11; Gerald E. “Jerry” Eickhoff (Epsilon-Omega, Georgia State, ‘66) John G. Tower Award 2002-03. 

GSU’s McRae Williams Honored With John G. Tower Award 

The highly coveted U.S. Senator John G. Tower Distinguished Alumni Award was presented to McRae F. “Mac” Williams 

(Epsilon-Omega, Georgia State University, ’68) in ceremonies at Georgia State University on January 27, 2011. The John G. 

Tower Distinguished Alumni Award honors “Kappa Sigma Brothers who have shown a commitment to their business, family, 

church, philanthropy and community activities,” according to the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. The award, established in 1995, 

is named in honor of John G. Tower, former U.S. Senator from Texas who served on the organization’s Supreme Executive 

Committee for six years and as its Worthy Grand Master from 1971-73. This prestigious award is considered one of the highest 

honors alumni can receive within the national fraternity. 

Among those attending to present the award was Terry L. Thompson (Theta Prime, Cumberland University, ’93), District 

Grand Master for Metro Atlanta. Thompson recognized Brother Williams’ achievements in having a “continuous association and 

commitment to Kappa Sigma for 43 years as well as exemplary service to Georgia State University and the Atlanta community. 

Mac exhibits the ideals of Kappa Sigma and has positively impacted hundreds of Brothers in being a living example of what Fellowship, 

Leadership, Scholarship and especially, Service, means to the community and in influencing Alumni and active Chapter 

members of Epsilon-Omega.” Also on hand was Williams’ Big Brother from Epsilon-Omega, Gerald E. “Jerry” Eickhoff (Epsilon- 

Omega, Georgia State University, ’66), a past recipient of the John G. Tower Award in 2002-03 as well as over 100 Kappa Sigma 

alumni and active brothers, Williams’ family, friends and Georgia State University administration officials. 

Brother Williams was initiated into the Epsilon-Omega Chapter of Kappa Sigma February 16, 1968. He earned his bachelor’s 

degree in Accounting in 1970 and his master’s in Business Administration in 1972, both from Georgia State University. 

He also served Kappa Sigma and Georgia State University in the following capacities: 

• Became Kappa Sigma Assistant Alumni Advisor immediately after graduation in 1970 

• Became Kappa Sigma Alumni Advisor in 1972 

• Became District Grand Master in 1974 for North Georgia and served to mid-1980s 

• Became Member of GSU Alumni Board of Directors, 1975-85, Trustee of GSU Athletic Board, 1985-present 

• GSU Athletic Association endowed the McRae Williams Scholarship and awards it annually to a deserving 

student/athlete 

• Employed by GSU as Financial Officer of External Affairs Division (Alumni Association) in April 1992. Immediately 

became Faculty/Staff advisor to Epsilon-Omega Chapter which he continues to serve present day. 


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Brothers James R. Ryan and John C. Klobucar reunited in the press box during the 2010 ALCS and World Series. 

AFTER 25 YEARS, BASEBALL BROTHERS REUNITE 

Story by James P. Ryan (Delta-Pi, Southern Methodist University, ’82); Photo by Ellie Hogue 

The 2010 World Series was one for the record books. The 

Texas Rangers had never gone that deep into a season; the San 

Francisco Giants had not won a World Series since moving 

west in 1954. And John Klobucar and Jim Ryan hadn’t seen 

each other since 1985. 

At Southern Methodist University, Ryan (Delta-Pi, ’82) and 

Klobucar (Delta-Pi, ’84) worked side by side at the campus 

radio station… Jim presented the news and John covered sports 

at a time when SMU football made national headlines. After 

Klobucar pledged Ryan’s beloved Kappa Sigma, their bigbrother/little-brother 

status was a foregone conclusion. Neither 

could have predicted the two would be working side by side 

again a quarter-century later. 

After graduation, John took his broadcast journalism degree 

to the East Coast, working as a DJ and play-by-play man before 

joining the Associated Press in 1995. He’s now the AP’s Broadcast 

Sports Supervisor, coordinating radio and online video coverage 

for many of the world’s high-profile sporting events. 

When he graduated, also with a broadcast journalism 

degree, Jim joined WBAP Radio as a reporter/anchor in 

Dallas/Fort Worth. He is also the Southwest correspondent for 

ABC News Radio and has traveled extensively for the network, 

covering national political conventions, natural disasters and 

the war in the Persian Gulf. 

“Social-networking sites are a great way to keep track of 

people and John and I had ‘friended’ each other on Facebook,” 

Ryan said. “But we live far apart and a face-to-face reunion 

seemed unlikely, at best.” 


When the 2010 MLB season came down to four 

contenders, the Rangers suddenly found themselves in the 

American League Championship Series, facing the Yankees 

at home in Arlington. Jim would cover Game 6 for ABC and 

John would be there for AP. 

“I glanced over at the guy sitting next to me in the press box 

and immediately recognized my little brother,” Ryan said. “The 

25 years since we’d seen each other seemed to vanish and 

we were talking and laughing as though we were back at the 

fraternity house.” 

Ryan and Klobucar were able to fill in the blanks of the 

previous quarter-century during the ALCS and the World Series 

games that would follow. “Jim helped to start my broadcast 

career working with me at the campus radio station, KSMU,” 

Klobucar said. “Some 26 years later, it was neat to see how far 

we had come, both broadcasting on a network level.” 

For Klobucar, a lifelong Giants fan, the week was 

especially sweet, given San Francisco’s ultimate defeat of 

the Texas Rangers: “I couldn’t have asked for a better World 

Series having my hometown Giants involved,” he said. “But 

running into my Kappa Sig big brother and actually being 

seated next to him at the games in Texas meant the stars had 

really aligned in my favor.” 

Ryan, who lives not far from Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, 

can only sigh and say: “There’s always next year.” Knowing 

that it might bring another chance to see his Delta-Pi little brother 

adds a new dimension to that old saying.

Alpha-Nu (Wofford College) 

12 Alpha-Nu Alumni gathered at the 50th Anniversary Reunion 

for Wofford College Alumni. 

In May 2010 the Class of 1960 at Wofford College 

held its 50th anniversary reunion. The 1960 class of Alpha- 

Nu of Kappa Sigma gave leadership to the college as 

students and they still provide that leadership today. Of the 

49 participants in the 50th anniversary celebration, 12 were 

Kappa Sigs, pictured above. Six members of the 12 person 

reunion planning committee, including the chair and vice 

chair, were Kappa Sigs. While at Wofford, four of those in 

the photo were varsity athletes, and eight were fraternity 

officers. In the photograph is one Methodist minister, an 

attorney, a PhD, two medical doctors, three dentists, two 

officers of national corporations, an independent business 

owner, and a football coach, who while serving as head 

coach at the Air Force Academy was honored as NCAA 

National Coach of the Year. 

The new Beta-Chi Chapter House under construction. 

Beta-Chi (Missouri S&T) 

Progress on the new Beta-Chi chapter house is ahead of 

schedule. The entire house is completely covered and work 

on the interior will begin soon. Beta-Chi represented Kappa 

Sigma well this fall by taking second place in Missouri S&T 

Greek Week including many individual victories. Beta-Chi 

also has won two intramural sports this year, blowing away 

the competition in IMA Ultimate Frisbee and Swimming. 

Most of this success is due to the largest initiated class in 

over six years. Beta-Chi rushed 33 quality men, initiating 30 

in November. This brings the Chapter’s total membership to 

94. With the completion of the new chapter house in April, 

Beta-Chi expects to Beat their Best with a huge class for the 

Fall of 2011. Brothers contact new Grand Master, Ryan M. 

Foshage (’08) at rmf446@mst.edu for updates on the chapter 

or the chapter house. 

Beta-Eta (Auburn University) 

Wayne T. Smith (‘66), a 

1968 and 1969 graduate from 

the Auburn University College of 

Education and a 31-year veteran of 

health care administration, returned 

to his alma mater in February 2003 

to become the College’s inaugural 

Keystone Leader-In-Residence. As 

the Keystone Leader-In-Residence, 

Smith met with the College’s 

Administrative Council to discuss 

his thoughts on education, leadership and similarities between 

education and healthcare. Smith also gave a presentation to the 

faculty, students, staff and others who were interested in hearing 

about his experience as a leader in his field. 

The Beta-Eta undergraduates enjoyed meeting every Alumnus 

that stopped by during the fall football season and thank them 

for their support. The Brothers remind and encourage any Alumni 

passing through town to please stop by. The Brothers hope to 

plan an alumni event for the chapter’s 111th anniversary, for 

more information visit: www.aukappasig.com. 

Beta-Iota (Lehigh University) 

Richard “Ric” N. Price (‘74) hosted the First Annual Collegiate 

Golf Challenge at his home course in Grand Rapids, MI. The 

stipulation was each foursome had to be comprised of graduates 

from the same college or university. Ric did one better than that, 

crafting his foursome all from Beta-Iota classmates. Joining him 

were Dr. Robert J. Hedderman (‘74), William B. Murphy (‘74), 

and L. John Sanlorenzo(‘74). The Kappa Sigma foursome won 

the event beating 14 other foursomes from the U Michigan Ohio 

State, Mich State and Miami of Ohio. 

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Beta-Mu (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) 

Beta-Mu Brothers from the mid to late 70s gathered on September 

19, 2010 in Jordan, MN for their annual golf tournament. 

Central Florida Alumni Association 

Pictured at left: Brother Scott A. 

Kummel (’80) has recently started a 

new position as Senior Vice President 

Sales and Marketing at Touching 

Hearts at Home. Scott’s primary focus 

will be the growth and development 

of new franchise sales. 

The Kappa Sigma Alumni Association of Central Florida 

(KSAACF) and Lambda-Epsilon Chapter invite all Kappa Sigma 

brothers to join us on April 15-16, 2011 to celebrate the 40th 

anniversary of the chartering of the Lambda-Epsilon Chapter at 

UCF. Events will include a mixer on Friday evening and our 

annual golf outing on Saturday followed that evening with the 

anniversary dinner. The dinner program will include inaugural 

inductions of alumni brothers into the newly established Lambda- 

Epsilon Hall of Fame. Look for updates posted at www.ksaacf. 

org and KSAACF’s Facebook page. Please join the KSAACF’s 

e-mail group to receive announcements and updates. Instructions 

are posted at www.ksaacf.org/groups.html. 


Delta-Delta (University of Florida) 

Alumni Brothers are encouraged to stop by the Chapter 

House... the undergraduate Brothers are always more than 

happy to give you the grand tour. A big thank you to Brother 

Darryl A. LeClair (‘78); his generosity and efforts help to get 50 

or more alumni together each year to enjoy a night of storytelling 

and a day full of football. 

Delta-Mu (The University of North Dakota) 

The Delta-Mu Chapter recently had a big weekend! Besides 

Homecoming on campus, Brothers from 1980s gathered in 

Minneapolis, MN to celebrate Brother Jeffrey R. Stone’s (’82) 

wedding. Brothers in the picture are: (left to right) Arne G. 

Espeseth, Jr. (’80), Todd A. Lemley (’82), Carl A. Adamek (’83), 

“The Groom” Jeffrey R. Stone (’82), Andrew J. “Andy” Rollin (’82), 

William D. “Dave” Cleveland (’83), Michael G. “Mike” Giese 

(’82), Bradd J. Johnson (’80) and Jeffrey J. Gendreau (’87).

Epsilon-Alpha (University of Alberta) 

Brother Robert “Bob” D. 

Steadward (‘67) was awarded the 

Alberta Order of Excellence, the 

province’s highest order for public 

service. Steadward was honored 

with this award for his pioneering 

leadership in the field of disability 

sport. Steadward’s work has brought 

the Paralympic movement to the 

world’s attention and allowed athletes 

with disabilities from around the globe to develop and compete 

to their fullest potential. His efforts have served to inspire all 

people with disability to pursue more active lifestyles. He is also 

a teacher, author, sport scientist and community volunteer. 

Epsilon-Chi (The University of Louisiana at Lafayette) 

The wedding of Ervin Lee Ritter III (‘98) and Elizabeth 

Nicole Fontenot took place on November 27, 2010 in 

Kappa (Vanderbilt University) 

Kappa Chapter alumni from many graduating class years 

(and particularly graduating class years ending in “5” and “0”) 

enjoyed a Homecoming and Reunion Weekend celebration 

in and around the Chapter House on 24th Avenue South 

over the weekend of October 22-24, 2010. Many brothers 

chipped in as part of a fundraiser to benefit the active chapter 

in offsetting expenses for the weekend. Activities included a 

musical performance on the front deck of the Chapter House by 

entertainer Tall Paul Bobal on Friday afternoon, and an alumni 

and active BBQ luncheon on Saturday afternoon on the side 

lawn of the Chapter House prior to the Vanderbilt vs. South 

Carolina football game. 

Alumni raised about $3000 to help the active chapter. Many 

alumni Brothers made a special effort to attend the weekend 

activities – even if it wasn’t their particular reunion class year 

– as they were members of the Vanderbilt Rugby Team years 

ago, playing for the late coach Joe Franklin, for whom they had 

recently contributed to a foundation in his memory. 

Alumni held their Fall Golf Tournament on Monday, October 

11, 2010 (Columbus Day) at Ravenwood Country Club in 

Antioch, TN. On a beautiful fall day with clear skies and 

temperatures in the mid 70s, a number of alumni enjoyed 

an afternoon of golf with a dinner meeting following in the 

Club House at Ravenwood. First Place Team prizes (sleeves 

of Vanderbilt golf balls) went to James D. Aderhold, Jr. (’58), 

Robert J. Blaylock (’59), Fred J. Cassetty (’56) and William E. 

Porter, Jr. (’60). Second Place Team prizes (tubes of Vanderbilt 

golf tees) went to Robert D. Gregory (’76), Paul G. McFarland 

(’61), Paul S. Sutton (’09) and Douglas B. White, Jr. (’62). 

Brother White also claimed both the Longest Drive prize and 

the Closest to the Pin prize (a Vanderbilt golf towel and a 

Vanderbilt divot repairer). 

Brothers James A. Stein (’56) and John G. Greer (’51) also 

joined the group for parts of the golfing and dinner meeting 

activities. The group decided that the Kappa Chapter Alumni 

Golf Tournament will henceforth be held on the Monday of 

Columbus Day each year going forward so that all alumni can 

mark their calendars in advance for that date. 

Opelousas, Louisiana at the Louisiana Memorial United 

Methodist Church. They will reside in Carencro, Louisiana. 

Other Brothers in attendance were Matthew D. Sonnier (‘98), 

Ian M. Willis (’05), Matthew J. Hollier (’05), Cris A. Morgan 

(Theta-Rho, McNeese State University, ’73) and Scott J. 

Morgan (Gamma, Louisiana State University, ’02). 

Epsilon-Iota (San Diego State University) 

Brother Robert L. Weir’s (‘61) firm was awarded the City of 

Los Angeles’ Technology Firm of the Year Award in 2010. Weir 

is the President, CEO and Founder of Metro Video Systems Inc 

which he founded in 1969. 

Epsilon-Nu (University of Southern Mississippi) 

The University of Southern Mississippi Alumni Association 

inducted Powell G. Ogletree (’74) into its Hall of Fame. While 

Ogletree was at school he served as president and vice 

president of the Associated Student Body, president of Omicron 

Delta Kappa, and Grand Master of the Epsilon-Nu Chapter 

Kappa Chapter Alumni Homecoming/Reunion 2010: 

l-r Cary L. Cox (’78), Robert D. Gregory (’76), Paul V. 

Wasik, Jr. (’77), Keith B. Forman (’77), James Popp, 

Debbie Rutledge, Laura Baker Iler, Dwight I. Arnesen 

(’74), Gregory Terry Moore (’77). 

Kappa Chapter Alumni Fall Golf Tournament October 11, 

2010: l-r Fred Cassetty (’56), Robert D. Gregory (’76), Paul 

S. Sutton (’09), John G. Greer (’51), Paul G. McFarland 

(’61), Robert J. Blaylock (’59), Douglas B. White, Jr. (’62). 




of Kappa Sigma. He was also recognized as Kappa Sigma 

undergraduate of the year and graduated summa cum laude 

with a bachelor’s degree in American studies. 

At Southern Miss, Ogletree has remained active, serving 

as past president of the Lafayette County and Rankin County 

chapters of the Alumni Association as well as a member of the 

organization’s board of directors. In addition, he has served 

two terms on the board of directors of the USM Foundation, for 

which he presently serves as vice president and president-elect. 

As an attorney, Ogletree has gained a national reputation 

for his diverse knowledge of and practical experience in 

forestry law from the perspective of industry, timber investment 

management organizations, private landowners, harvesters and 

others. In 2009 he received the Distinguished Service Award 

from the Mississippi Bar. 

Epsilon-Omega (Georgia State University) 

Epsilon-Omega alumni reunite at Georgia State’s homecoming. 

The Brothers of Epsilon-Omega would like to congratulate 

Brothers Anthony Seymour (’02) and Jonathan Edwards (’02) on 

their recent marriages and wish Brother Ed Johnson well as he 

retires as a Georgia state court judge(’69). In other news, the 

first fall homecoming was a great success at Georgia State 

University, with many alumni coming out to share in Georgia 

State’s first football season, including a reuniting of the famed 

Kappa Sigma flag football team. 

Gamma (Louisiana State University) 

Brother Frank W. Harrison, Jr. (‘47) was awarded with an 

Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Degree from Louisiana State 

University. The award was presented at the University’s 272nd 

Commencement Exercises which were held at the Maravich 

Assembly Center on August 6, 2010. The honor was presented 

for his leadership in the petroleum geology profession. Brother 

Harrison has served as President of the American Association of 

Petroleum Geologists, American Geologists Institute, and Society 

of Independent Professional Earth Scientists. Brother Harrison 

was also presented with the award for his loyalty to LSU and for 

his generosity and philanthropy for his fellow man. 

Kappa-Gamma (Northern Arizona) 

The Arizona Authority and the Arizona Association for 

Economic Development (AAED) acknowledged Salt River 

Materials Group (SRMG), including Brother Scott J. Palmer 

(’85), during the 2010 Governor’s Rural and Regional 

Development Conference held in Flagstaff, Arizona. At the 

Luncheon Awards Ceremony, Governor Jan Brewer presented 

SRMG The Excellence in Economic Development and Energy 

Leadership Award for their involvement in the construction and 

design of a Net-Zero Energy home for Habitat for Humanity 


Central Arizona. The Excellence Awards honor partnerships, 

organizations, associations, service clubs, and companies, 

which have successfully created and implemented community 

and economic development strategies for their respective 

region/rural/tribal communities in the past year. 

Kappa-Kappa (Georgia Southwestern University) 

Brother William H. Lightle (‘77) has recently released a 

new book, My Mother’s Dream: Baseball with the Bankers. 

Brother Lightle has now written three books over the past 

several years that have received great reviews. They are 

about life and growing up in southern Georgia. For more 

information visit his web site at www.blightle.com 

Alumni, along with the undergrads, celebrated Kappa- 

Kappa’s 41st Founders Day at the Windsor Hotel in beautiful 

downtown Americus, Georgia. It was great playing golf 

with the guys Friday afternoon and relaxing at the Fraternity 

house that evening. After an eventful alumni meeting Saturday 

morning, everyone got together at the hotel and enjoyed a 

reverse raffle and silent auction, with all the proceeds going 

towards improvements to the chapter house. The evening 

ended with a dance at the hotel. Plans are already underway 

for next years event. 

The Kappa-Kappa alumni are proud to say that one of its 

own has been named Comptroller of Georgia Southwestern 

University. Brother Jeff Hall (‘98) began work on April 1, 

2010. Jeff earned a double major from GSW with a BBA in 

Accounting and Marketing. Jeff lives in Leesburg, Georgia, 

with his wife Lindsay, daughter Maggie, and son Connor. 

He enjoys his family and sports and helping his Fraternity. 

Congratulations, Jeff. 

Kappa-Mu (Tennessee Tech) 

Tennessee Tech celebrated Homecoming on November 

13, 2010, and in accordance with tradition, the alumni 

meeting was held to announce the undergraduate scholarship 

winners. The Alumni Association has created an award to 

celebrate Alumni and their contribution back to the chapter 

and alumni association. This year’s Four Pillar Award Winners 

are: Martin T. Bradley (‘83), Daniel S. Johnson (‘86), William 

W. “Wade” Munday (‘81), and David R. Richardson (‘85). 

Alumni, please send your most current contact information to 

ttukappasigma@gmail.com so you can be kept up to date. To 

have information submitted by the chapter to the Caduceus, 

please email the Alumni Association at ttukappasigma@gmail. 

com or visit http://ttukappasigma.blogspot.com.

Kappa-Iota (Middle Tennessee State University) 

During a recent Country Music Association Board of Directors meeting, 

the organization’s Chairman Steve Buchanan and immediate, past- 

Chairman and current CMA Chief Executive Officer Steve Moore surprised 

ex-officio Board member Jim Free (Kappa-Iota, ‘69) by presenting him with 

the CMA Chairman’s Award, which is given annually at the discretion of 

the Chairman of the Board. 

Moore, who was Chairman of the Board until August when he was 

named CEO, praised Free’s passion for Country Music and tireless efforts 

on behalf of the format in Washington D.C. over the years. Free was 

instrumental in guiding and developing CMA’s successful Washington 

Board meetings in March, including securing top-tier legislators to discuss 

issues of importance to the music industry and introducing what has now 

become an ongoing relationship with the Library of Congress and Librarian 

of Congress Dr. James H. Billington. 

“The opportunity to work with Jim Free earlier this year on our Board 

meeting in Washington was one of the most enjoyable and enlightening 

experience that I have enjoyed since I have been on the Board,” Moore said. 

“Having Jim represent the CMA Board in Washington, D.C. is a tremendous 

asset for us and I am honored to present him with this well deserved award.” 

A native of Columbia, Tennessee, Free was one of the founding members 

of the Kappa-Iota Chapter at Middle Tennessee State University. He 

graduated from the University with a BS in Economics in 1969 and earned 

a Masters in Public Administration in 1971. After graduation, he served as 

Lambda-Gamma (Jacksonville State) 

Brothers pictures at the World War II Memorial, from the left 

are Fran Williams (‘73), Robert Hydrick (Beta-Eta, Auburn, ‘46), 

and Dale Wilson (‘72). Brothers Williams and Wilson served as 

Guardians for the Honor Flight from Birmingham to Washington, 

DC to assist World War II Veterans as they visit their Memorial. 

Brother Hydrick’s son, Randy Hydrick (’73) is also a Lambda- 

Gamma Brother and a classmate of Williams & Wilson. 

Kappa-Iota Alumni, Brother Jim Free (L) recieves 

the CMA Chairman’s Award. 

Assistant Director of Admissions and later as Assistant to the University’s Vice President. His commitment has been lifelong, with 

current service on the MTSU President’s Council and active involvement with the University’s Foundation Board. He has also 

established a scholarship fund for students from Maury County. 

Before co-founding The Smith-Free Group (a business governmental affairs firm) in 1995, Free had been Vice Chairman of 

Walker-Free Associates, a consulting firm he joined in 1981. At both firms he has been involved in representing major American 

companies in such areas as energy, entertainment, communications, healthcare, banking and insurance. 

His extensive Washington experience has been recognized with service on several boards of business, professional, 

and charitable institutions, including the Washington Center for Interns, the Branding Committee of the New York Stock 

Exchange, and the Woodrow Wilson House. He joined the CMA Board of Directors in 1997. He currently serves on the 

Community Outreach and Education Committee and prior to joining the Board served as a Legislative Consultant for many 

years. Jim and his wife, Ann, reside in the District of Columbia. 

Lambda-Phi (Sam Houston State University) 

Brother Ron A. Luehrs (‘84) recently transferred from the 

U.S. Embassy in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia to the Embassy in 

Baghdad, Iraq where he is serving as a First Secretary. He 

is scheduled to reside in Baghdad until the summer of 2011. 

This is Brother Luehrs’ eighth overseas assignment since 

joining the Foreign Service in 1991. 

Lambda-Upsilon (Emporia State University) 

After living around the nation in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Las 

Vegas, Nevada, Charlotte, North Carolina, and St. Louis, 

Missouri and working for several Fortune 500 firms for the 

past 17 years, Douglas S. Brown (‘85) and his wife Lisa 

returned three years ago to Lenexa, Kansas where he currently 

works for US Bank in credit risk management. Their two kids 

are enjoying the college life at the University of Kansas while 

Lisa works for the Shawnee Mission School District. 




Lambda-Delta (University of West Georgia) 

Lambda-Delta alumni brothers reminiscing while taking part in the 

festivities of the 2010 UWG Homecoming parade at the new Greek 

Village. The Brothers pictured are: Chad W. Houck (’98), Blake D. 

Alston (’02), Byron Michael Bell (’98), Christopher Ryan Zaideman 

(’97), Lance D. Dutton (’00), Jeremy R. Dunphy (’98), Wesley R. 

Smead (’01), Brian C. Bracey (’01), Timothy Dan Walters (‘02). 

The first recipient of The Memorial Scholarship awarded by the 

Lambda-Delta Alumni Association is (front row second from 

left) John R. Sechrist II (’07). Also pictured are (front row left 

to right) new Lambda-Delta Alumni Association Grand Master 

Gregory L. Wojcik (’71), Memorial Scholarship Finalist Tyler 

D. Mashburn (’07), Scholarship Finalist Will M. Richardson 

(’07), and Scholarship Committee Member Chad W. Houck 

(’98). Pictured back row left to right are Scholarship Finalist 

Dayton L. Preslar (’08), Scholarship Committee Member Jeremy 

R. Dunphy (’98), Scholarship Committee Member William A. 

Moye (’71), Scholarship Finalist Robert R. Morris (’08), and 

Scholarship Finalist Chandler D. Weatherby (’08). 

One of the highlights of Founders Day 2010 was the special 

initiation of Lt. Gen. John M. Brown (right). Pictured with Gen. 

Brown is Past Worthy Grand Master Philip Bell (‘80), who 

attended the initiation ceremony. Gen Brown was awarded the 

Bronze and Silver Stars for valor as commander of the 3rd 

Battalion in Operation Desert Storm. He retired in 2008 as 

commander of U.S. Army Pacific and now serves as a consultant 

for the U.S. Department of Defense - U.S. Forces Korea. 


Lambda-Zeta (Virginia Commonwealth) 

Brother Hagy with Former President George W. Bush. 

Brother J. Andrew Hagy (‘73) attended a fundraiser at the 

Appalachian School of Pharmacy and the Appalachian School 

of Law in Bristol, Virginia. Former President George W. Bush 

was the keynote speaker. Brother Hagy is Vice President for 

Development for the School. 

Nu-Lambda (Cal State/Sacramento) 

The Nu-Lambda Chapter would like to congratulate 

Brother Gregory A. Carson (’05) on his marriage to Stephanie 

Fledderjohn over the summer and wish them years of joy and 

happiness in their marriage. 

As you know, next year is the 20th anniversary of the 

chapter at Sacramento State. We have already taken measures 

to planning the best formal for 2011. The planning committee 

needs all Brothers’ current addresses to send invitations. Please 

send your current contact information to holliseagle@gmail.com. 

Also if you are local in the area and would like to help in the 

planning, please contact Brother Anwar B. Johnson (’08). 

Nu-Upsilon (Winthrop University) 

Jason D. Williamson (’00) and his wife Elizabeth are proud 

to announce the birth of their son, Rylan Chase Williamson. 

Rylan was born on July 15, 2010 in Greenville, South Carolina. 

Michael J. Webb (’00) and his wife Erin are proud to 

announce the birth of their son, Aiden Michael Webb. Aiden 

was born on April 24, 2010 in Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Preston C. Hadden (’01) and Lisa Renea Sewell were 

married on June 26, 2010 in Charleston, South Carolina. 

Richard C. Alexander (’02) graduated from the Charleston 

School of Law receiving a Juris Doctorate on May 16, 2009. 

He was admitted to practice law in the State of South Carolina 

on November 16, 2009 and has started working as an attorney 

for the Social Security Administration - Office of Disability 

Adjudication & Review.

Omicron-Omicron (Kutztown) 

The Omicron-Omicron Chapter has recently come upon a 

new tradition that involves a pastime known for bringing men 

together even through the toughest of times... football; well, flag 

football in fact. It was the Alumni vs Undergrads football game, 

and it took place in September. Alumni from different graduating 

classes came together, to play a sport that is known and loved 

by millions. This was an event that even the pledges took part in. 

It was long and tough game and when all was said and done, 

everyone was exhausted, and it didn’t even matter who won… 

(even though the undergrads got crushed). For all that really 

mattered were the bonds that were shared between brothers, a 

bond that was made even stronger, with the use of a football. 

Pi-Epsilon (University of Houston) 

Brother Kevin B. Cousins (‘08) is the newest Assistant Food 

& Beverage Manager at the Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & 

Beach Resort in St. Lucia. 

Xi-Beta Alumni Chapter (Northeastern University) 

The undergraduates are happy to welcome back all Alumni to 

Boston for Founders’ Day Weekend 2011. To celebrate the 16th 

anniversary of Xi-Beta’s founding, the Chapter will be hosting a 

multitude of events for undergrads and alumni Brothers to come 

together during the night of Friday March 11th and all day on 

Saturday March 12th. All alumni are encouraged to attend. For 

more details on Founders’ Day Weekend contact Brother Gary 

A. Marinelli (’04), Alumni Grand Scribe at garymarinelli@gmail. 

com. Xi-Beta now has a new website: check out the website at 

www.kappasigmaNU.com 

Xi-Lambda (University of Delaware) 

Brother Michael W. Phillips (’98) was married on August 

7, 2010 to Jessica F. (Smith) Phillips. In the wedding party 

were James H. S. Levine, (’97) as a groomsman, D. Todd 

Fenstermaker (’98) as an usher and Mitchell B. Wilson (Beta- 

Nu, University of Kentucky, ’78) as a reader. 

Other guests included (pictured at top right: L-R, starting 

on the first row) were D. Todd Fenstermaker (’98), Jennifer H. 

Fenstermaker (Xi-Lambda Sweetheart), Jessica F. Phillips, Michael 

W. Phillips (’97), Hugh M. Robert (Epsilon-Mu, University 

of Tulsa, ’95), Adam D. Siegelbaum (’98), Nicholas C. G. 

Vezina (’98), Todd M. Jackson (’97), Philip L. Thames (Theta- 

Gamma, Midwestern State University ‘88), E.L. “Bill” Betz, Jr. 

(Epsilon-Psi, Lambuth University ‘67), Carl J. Reisch (Theta-Zeta, 

Eastern New Mexico University ’92), Christopher P. Kontalonis 

(Beta-Upsilon, North Carolina State University, ’02), James H. 

S. Levine (’97), Gregory S. Hunt (Beta-Upsilon, ‘79), Joshua J. 

Kennedy (Mu-Zeta, University of North Carolina / Wilmington, 

‘04), Charles H. “Chad” Whitaker (Nu, College of William 

and Mary, ‘06), Mitchell B. Wilson (Beta-Nu, University of 

Kentucky, ’78), S. Christian Nascimento (Kappa-Eta, Widener 

University, ’95), Adam S. Apatoff (Epsilon-Beta, University of 

Miami, ‘90), Joshua M. Zimmer (’97). 

The bride is an attorney and the groom is the Director 

of Financial Operations for the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. The 

couple resides in Charlottesville, VA, just a few miles from the 

Kappa Sigma International Headquarters. 

Congratulations go out to: Brother Thomas H. Witt (’97) on 

his marriage to wife Jessica Hose on 8/15/10. Brother John 

R. Dunn (’95) on his marriage to his wife Anne Cote-Dunn on 

8/14/10. Brother Daniel J. Putnam (’99) & his wife Christine 

on the birth of their son! Brother Michael J. Di Ruzza (’98) & his 

wife Nicole on the birth of their second child. It’s a girl! 

Xi-Sigma Alumni Association (Western Carolina) 

The Xi-Sigma Alumni Association is now official. For those 

interested contact Brother Jason L. Anderson (’01) by e-mail: 

jason.anderson3@gmail.com. 

Brother Michael W. Phillips, his wife Jessica, and a number 

of Kappa Sigma Brothers who attended their recent wedding. 

Brother Michael W. Phillips with his wife Jessica along with 

the SEC of Kappa Sigma. 



Like Father 

Like Father, Like Son… 

(Above) Grandfather Rolland C. Herpst II (Alpha-Phi, 

Bucknell University, ’41), far left, and Father James D. 

Herpst (Chi-Omega, The University of South Carolina, 

’77), far right, participated in the initiation of James 

Charlton Herpst (Chi-Omega, The University of South 

Carolina ’10). It is with great pride to have Charlton as 

a son and grandson and now also a brother. He took 

his time in sorting through bids from the other major 

fraternities on campus. With independent thought he 

elected to become a direct third generation Kappa Sigma. 

He also finished his freshman year with a 3.85 average in 

the School of Business. 

On November 19, 2010, 

David V. Pezzella (Kappa- 

Omega, UNC Charlotte, ’08) 

surprised his younger brother 

Matthew J. Pezzella (Mu- 

Zeta, UNC Wilmington, ’10) 

by initiating him into the 

Order as a Kappa Sigma. 

David, Kappa-Omega’s 

current Grand Master, 

proudly welcomes Matthew 

into the Kappa Sigma family. 


(Above) Daniel G. Schwager (Theta-Upsilon, Miami 

University, ’10), son of Harvey Z. Schwager 73, was 

recently initiated into the Theta-Upsilon Chapter. 

This picture is proud papa Jeff “Bodine” Sinyard (Kappa- 

Kappa, Georgia Southwestern University, ’77) standing 

between his sons who were initiated into Beta-Lambda 

Chapter at the University of Georgia. (Left to right) 

Bridges Sinyard (Beta-Lambda, University of Georgia, 

’00), Jeff Sinyard (Kappa-Kappa, Georgia Southwestern 

University, ’77), and Stuart Sinyard (Beta-Lambda, 

University of Georgia, ’04).

Past Worthy Grand Treasurer Jeff A. Crow, Jr. (Omega, Sewanee: 

University of The South, ’68; Affiliate of Phi, Rhodes College) places a 

Badge on his son Adam H. Crow (Xi, Arkansas, ’11) on his initiation into 

Kappa Sigma Fraternity. 

With his initiation on November 1, 2010, new brother Jacob S. Camp 

(Lambda-Gamma, Jacksonville State, ’10) became the first Jacksonville 

State Kappa Sigma Legacy. Jacob followed in the footsteps of his father, 

Hugh S. “Steve” Camp who was initiated at Lambda-Gamma in 1983. 

(L-R) Philip E. Moppert (Epsilon-Mu, Tulsa, ’71); Edward J. Moppert, Jr. (Eta Prime, 

Duke, ’41) and Edward J. Moppert, III (Epsilon-Mu, Tulsa,’09). In 2010, three generations 

of Brothers from the Moppert Family visited the International Headquarters in 

Charlottesville, Virginia. Edward J. Moppert, Jr. (Eta Prime, Duke, ’41); Philip E. Moppert 

(Epsilon-Mu, Tulsa, ’71) and Edward J. Moppert III (Epsilon-Mu, Tulsa, ’09). Like father, 

like son… like grandson! 

Patrick D Hope was recently 

initiated at the Beta-Chi 

Chapter (Missouri 

University of Science and 

Technology, ’10). Patrick’s 

father Jeff W. Walden 

(Gamma-Tau, University 

of Colorado, ’91) was 

Grand Master of the Gamma-Tau 

Chapter. 

The Theta-Lambda Chapter of Kappa Sigma at 

Texas State University celebrated homecoming with 

Fathers and Sons as brothers. Pictured together are 

three brothers who were active members of the 

Theta-Lambda chapter in the early 80s. Their sons 

are now active members in the same chapter. Now 

that’s tradition. Pictured from right to left are Chase 

M. Eckert (’08) Monte M. Eckert (’81), Bobby K. 

“Trey” McEntire, III (’10), Kent McEntire (’83), Paul G. 

Ebersole (’81), and Drew M. Ebersole (’10). 

Like Son 

…Continuing the Legacy. 


Chapter News & eveNts 

To report chapter news and events for future issues, go to www.kappasigma.org/fraternity/publications. 

(Above) Brother F. Hagen McMahon (center) with Tau Chapter alumni. (Top right) A recent pledge class of the Tau Chapter. (Bottom 

right) Undergraduate Award winners from Tau Chapter. 

Tau Man of the Year Honored at Kappa Sigma Parents’ Weekend Event 

F. Hagen McMahon Jr (Tau, University of Texas, 

’66) was honored as Kappa Sigma’s 2010 Tau Man 

of the Year on November 13. More than 450 people 

-- including University of Texas alumni, undergraduates, 

friends and family members -- gathered to pay tribute to 

McMahon for his outstanding service to the Tau Chapter. 

“Some may equal, but none excel” is a statement 

tailored for Hagen McMahon and the contribution he 

has made to our Chapter,” said longtime friend, pledge 

brother and 2002 Tau Man of the Year Joe Longley. “He 

is—and always has been -- totally devoted to the Alumni, 

Actives & Pledges of Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma -- 

which is the living spirit of our Brotherhood created at 

203 W. 19th over 100 years ago.” 

McMahon is past president of the Texas Kappa 

Sigma Educational Foundation, Inc., and now serves as 

chairman of the Tau Trustee and Alumni Association. In 

2005, he was awarded the John G. Tower Distinguished 

Alumni Award and -- for three consecutive years beginning 

in 2005 -- was the recipient of the Tau Chapter’s Frank C. 

Erwin Award. 

R. D. (Dan) Burck (’51), former Chancellor of the 

University of Texas System and 2002 Tau Man of the 

Year, said “As UT fans we often say ‘I bleed orange.’ 

Champion Quest 

Success Story 


Hagen McMahon bleeds not only orange; he bleeds the 

colors of Kappa Sig: scarlet, white and emerald green.” 

George A. Alcorn (’53), 2009 Tau Man of the Year, 

presented the award to McMahon. In his acceptance, 

McMahon, a second generation Kappa Sig, spoke 

lovingly of his father, F. Hagen McMahon Sr. (’34), 

who passed away earlier this year, and his deceased 

uncles, Dr. Jack R. McMahon (’41) and C. Bayard 

McMahon (’37), all Kappa Sigs whose lives, said 

McMahon, exemplified the Kappa Sigma values of 

honor, integrity and loyalty. 

McMahon is a principal of The McMahon Group, 

providing business management consulting services to a 

wide range of private, corporate and government entities. 

He was an advisor on banking legislation and regulation 

concerns to four U.S. Presidents, served as executive 

director of The Independent Bankers Association of Texas 

and has served as a board director on numerous bank 

and corporate boards throughout Texas. He holds a 

Bachelor of Business and Economics from the University 

of Texas and a Master’s degree from Southern Methodist 

University’s School of Banking. 

McMahon lives in Austin with his wife, Susan. They 

have two sons, a daughter and one granddaughter. 

A Greater Cause 

Success Story 

Brothers In Action 

Success Story

Alpha (Emory University) 

Brothers pose following the 2.26-mile race benefiting the 

Carlos Museum. 

The fall semester was one of much excitement 

for the brothers of Alpha Chapter at Emory University. Returning 

to campus after enjoying a summer full of adventure and 

experiential programs, many of the brothers were enthusiastic 

to commence fall upper-class recruitment. Alpha’s rush efforts 

paid off with the welcoming of its largest upper-class pledge 

class yet, Iota Class, with a total of eleven men. With interests 

ranging from political science to biology to music, the new 

recruits contribute much to the chapter’s diverse and wellrounded 

brotherhood. 

In addition, the chapter as a whole has continued its 

commitment to community service and philanthropy through 

its on-campus and off-campus efforts. In September, the 

brothers took part in the preparation of a 2.26-mile race 

commemorating the ancient Greek battle of Marathon. 

Proceeds from the race went to Emory’s esteemed Carlos 

Museum. Other philanthropic activities the chapter has 

planned include a “Monte Carlo Night” in the spring, and 

Kappachino, a coffee and snack sale that raises money for 

Kappa Sigma Fallen Heroes. 

Alpha’s annual Founder’s Day Banquet is set to be held 

in April, and as always, Brothers will have an opportunity to 

reconnect with old friends while new members can discover 

Alpha’s heritage. 

Alpha-Beta (Mercer University 

Trenton M. White 

(’08) was elected 

President of the Mercer 

University student body 

as a sophomore, an 

unheard of achievement! 

Brother White is a biology 

major with nearly a 4.0 

GPA while also serving 

as Grand Procurator of 

the Alpha-Beta Chapter. 

Congratulations Trent! 

Brother Trenton M. White (’08) 

was recently elected Student Body 

President. 

Alpha-Delta (Penn State) 

Alpha-Delta had another great canning weekend to raise 

money for THON. Over 40 brothers went out to Pittsburgh, 

Norristown, and Grove City, PA and spent the weekend out 

in the cold to raise money for kids with cancer. Brothers stood 

outside of storefronts and at intersections with tin cans asking 

locals to donate to the cause. By the end of the weekend the 

brothers had raised $4370.92 to add to the overall THON 

total. The chapter has also begun sending out THONvelopes 

to alumni and relatives. THONvelopes are personalized letters 

asking for donations to THON and are a very effective means of 

fundraising. Brother Nathan R. Peck (’09) was in charge of setting 

this up and Alpha-Delta would like to thank him for all the time 

and effort he put into it. Between canning and THONvelopes, 

the total the chapter has raised thus far is $18097.60, which is 

nearly halfway to the chapter’s goal of $40,000. The proceeds 

go to the Four Diamonds Fund, which helps juvenile cancer 

patients at Hershey Medical Center. 

Alpha-Epsilon (University of Pennsylvania) 

The Chapter continued to grow its presence and 

set an example for the Penn Greek community. During the 

semester, brothers participated in the 11th annual “Scott 

Mackler 5k Run,” which raises money for the ALS Association 

of Greater Philadelphia chapter. The run had one hundred 

percent brotherhood participation. The Brothers presence 

at the run accounted for a large percentage of the overall 

attendees and contributed to its great success. Yet again, 

this year’s Alpha-Epsilon Homecoming event proved to be 

a tremendous success. Welcoming back hundreds of their 

beloved alumni, the Brothers enjoyed a wonderful get-together. 

The Alpha-Epsilon Chapter worked hard in its pursuit to further 

the goals of Champion Quest. 

Alpha-Eta (George Washington University) 

Alpha-Eta is flourishing internally and externally on 

the Foggy Bottom Campus, as the chapter is on the verge 

of achieving 100% ritual proficiency, and has raised nearly 

$1,000 for the Kappa Sigma Military Heroes Campaign so 

far in this school year, as well as participating in the Marine 

Core Marathon as volunteers. The Chapter is also performing 

admirably in Inter-Greek competitions, finishing third place 

in GW’s Greek Week with the help of GW Chi Omega 

& Alpha Kappa Alpha. After their initial Alumni Outreach 

event in October, the Brothers are looking forward to hosting 

another event in the spring. 

Alpha-Gamma (University of Illinois) 

On October 23rd the Alpha-Gamma Chapter hosted 

another successful homecoming celebration for the chapter’s 

alumni. During the event the undergraduates and alumni shared 

stories of recent accomplishments as well as traditions both old 

and new. Over the weekend of Halloween, seven more brothers 

obtained their first certificate of ritual proficiency. The Alpha- 

Gamma Chapter is also pleased to announce that more brothers 

and pledges have become involved in the local Big Brothers and 

Big Sisters program. The Brothers serve as role models for the 

organizations youth by visiting them once a week during their 

schools lunch and recess periods. 

CHAPTER NEWS & EVENTS 



Alpha-Lambda (University of Vermont) 

The Brothers hosted their inaugural Alumni 

Weekend on October 2nd - 4th which had a fantastic turnout. 

The weekend began with an open house on Friday, a charity 

golf tournament benefitting the Military Heroes Campaign on 

Saturday, and culminated with the dedication of the chapter 

house to a distinguished alumni and one of Jackson’s Men, 

Brother George P. Cunavelis (’46) on Sunday. The Brothers 

have also created an annual alumni award in his name 

which recognizes alumni who have provided assistance to 

the active chapter. 

During the University of Vermont’s “Greek Week” event 

in October, the Chapter won 1st place, defeating all other 

Greek organizations on campus. The week consisted of events 

such as a “Greek Sync” dance competition, a cook-off, a 

flag football tournament and Greek Jeopardy. Recently, the 

Brothers helped host a haunted house for two nights in which 

they contributed 140 community service hours and helped the 

company raise charity dollars. Alpha-Lambda has also been 

involved in events cleaning the streets of the Burlington area 

and contributing hours to Champlain Housing Trust, which 

raises funds to help those in need of shelter. 


Alpha-Nu started the year with a successful fall rush 

followed by an outstanding homecoming weekend for alumni. 

Former Grand Master and recently graduated brother, Patrick 

G. Sellars (’06) was awarded “Greek Man of the Year” for 

his contributions not only to the Chapter, but also to the overall 

Greek system at Wofford College. Alpha-Nu claimed Greek 


Awards for most improved GPA and best maintained finances 

for 2009-2010. The Alpha-Nu GPA for spring 2010 was 3.12, 

exceeding the all men’s campus average of 3.08. 

Alpha-Phi (Bucknell University) 

After a successful fall rush, the chapter is proud to 

invite 30 gentlemen to pledge the fraternity. The total chapter 

size is now 71 members. The Chapter has the third largest 

pledge class taken this year and is now in the top four fraternities 

in terms of membership. The Brothers have also worked hard to 

make over 100 pillowcases this past year for ConKerr Cancer. 

They spent time cutting, pinning, and sewing the pillowcases 

together for A Greater Cause. ConKerr Cancer distributes 

pillowcases to children with cancer, to brighten their spirits. 

Alpha-Pi (Wabash College) 

Alpha-Pi Brothers cleaning up the highway. 

Last semester, the Brothers had the second highest 

GPA on campus and this semester they have their largest 

pledge class in four years! Brothers have committed their 

precious, spare hours to collecting money for local churches, 

and the Boys and Girls Club, as well as cleaning up the local, 

mile-long stretch of highway. In the near future, we will begin 

launching a new program, Cold Hands, Warm Hearts: a 

program created to raise awareness and money to support the 

local homeless within the community. 

Alpha-Psi (University of Nebraska) 

The Chapter continues to build on the successful 

re-colonization process completed in April 2009. In the 

fall semester 25 pledges were recruited. This will increase 

the total net membership to over 90 - which will make the 

Chapter one of the largest at the University of Nebraska. The 

men of Alpha-Psi are active volunteers at the Lincoln Children’s 

Museum and in support of other community groups. The 

Alpha-Psi Chapter currently leads the Greek league with 23% 

more points than the next closest fraternity. The Chapter has 

high hopes of breaking a 20 year intramural championship 

streak of another Fraternity on campus. The Chapter has 

implemented a year round rush cycle and an excellent 

pledge program to help meet the goal of achieving over 110 

of the highest quality members by the end of the 2010-2011 

academic year. Alumni are asked to please contact Brothers 

Ian A. McMahon (‘09) (imcmahon@kappasigmaunl.org) 

and Lawrence E. Kritenbrink (‘75) (lkritenbrink@bairdholm.

com) with rush candidates and contact information. Alpha- 

Psi alums and other Brothers are encouraged to attend a 

Chapter meeting, held nearly every Monday night. Anyone 

wishing to attend should contact Brother Kritenbrink, Alumnus 

Advisor via email at lkritenbrink@bairdholm.com. 

Alpha-Sigma (The Ohio State University) 

The chapter’s efforts were recognized with 

numerous awards at the 2010 East Leadership Conference 

in New Orleans, Louisiana which 5 undergraduate brothers 

were fortunate enough to attend. The Alpha-Sigma chapter 

was a recipient of the Founder’s Award of Chapter Excellence 

for the second year in a row, as well as several achievements 

recognizing the chapter’s outstanding pledge and new 

member development programs as well as the intramural 

achievement. The ‘House on the Hill’ saw numerous interior 

and exterior improvements over the summer including the 

restoration of the black shutters on the windows and the 

refurbishment of several of the interior rooms. Improvements 

projects are scheduled to continue into the foreseeable future. 

Plans are in the works for the 2nd annual Kappa Sigma Silent 

Auction on May 1st 2011 to benefit several philanthropies 

supporting the fight against ALS. For more information or 

to donate please contact Brother Elliot J. Palmer (’08) at 

palmer.347@osu.edu. Brothers had the pleasure of attending 

the alumni homecoming gathering on October 23rd at the 

Raymond Memorial Golf Course. More than 90 alumni 

members were in attendance to enjoy some great food and 

share stories from their years as Brothers in Alpha-Sigma. 

Beta-Epsilon (University of Wisconsin) 

The Chapter rushed a strong class of 28 young 

men. Beta-Epsilon also hosted an alumni weekend, in which the 

actives and alumni were given a chance to get to know each 

other. The men of Beta-Epsilon also co-hosted “Pie the President” 

philanthropy with the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, which 

raised money for the “Reading is Fundamental” Foundation. 


Beta-Eta Brothers at Auburn’s final home game for 2010. 

The chapter has set a goal to have every brother reach at 

least one level of ritual proficiency. Brother Gregory A. Panzer 

(’03) who lives locally in the area has expressed interest in 

helping the Chapter with this goal. 


Beta-Iota has been involved in numerous service 

efforts so far including providing a safe and fun Halloween 

for the local youth. Also, the majority of the chapter completed 

a recent twenty-four hour fast in order to raise awareness 

for world hunger. In addition to service the chapter is proud 

to report their continued success on improving scholarship 

efforts. The chapter has gone from being one of the lowest 

cumulative GPAs of Greek life to being the most improved 

chapter last semester. This effort has been continued this 

semester by adding new techniques to improve individual 

GPA’s, thus improving the overall chapter GPA. A new 

technique of subsidizing off-campus housing rent for those 

of who maintain a certain GPA has been very successful. 

Adding a reasonable monetary incentive has motivated 

many brothers to going above and beyond. 

Beta-Mu (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities) 

The Beta-Mu Chapter has had a very fruitful fall 

semester. Initiating a strong class to help bolster the ranks 

and keep the future looking bright for Beta-Mu. Fall was an 

exciting semester for philanthropy with the gentlemen of Beta- 

Mu holding their first ever Kappa Sigma sausage fest for 

Military Heroes, the event had brothers out on campus selling 

hotdogs leading up to the Halloween weekend. The event 

itself was culminated with a hotdog eating contest held at 

the Beta-Mu house on the Saturday of Halloween; where the 

winner received a Wii. The event was a huge success and 

the brothers are looking for ways in which to improve and 

turn it into an even greater event for next fall. 

Beta-Omega (The Colorado College) 

The Brothers and Alumni of The Beta-Omega 

Chapter of The Kappa Sigma Fraternity will be celebrated 

the Chapter’s 107th birthday on March 12, 2011. Beta- 

Omega helped initiate Pi-Omicron’s most recent initiatory 

class, philanthropy events have been planned together, 

and Pi-Omicron alumni, Kyle R. Snyder (Pi-Omicron, U of 

Colo/Colo Spgs ‘09) (AAA, Pi-Omicron & AA, Mu-Alpha 

- Colorado State/Pueblo) assisted Beta-Omega as a rush 

specialist this semester. 

The Beta-Omega Chapter of The Kappa Sigma Fraternity’s 

Endowment Fund continues awarding scholarships every 

semester, and the Fall Semester’s scholarship winners were 

Brothers Alexander G. Brown (’07), Daniel E. Rheiner (’07), 

Trevor A. Thomas (’09), Dominic J. Chen-Alvarado (’10), 

Hank P. Vogel (’07), Scott S. Bender (’08), William E. 

McKee (’10), and Branden M. Petrun (’07). The Chapter’s 

Alumnus Advisor and the Region’s Assistant District Grand 

Master, Emmet F. Bellville III (’95), MA, MA, NCC, LPC 

created the Adam Michael Petrelli (’97) Memorial Ritual 

Proficiency Scholarship in honor of his pledge son who 

passed away January 22, 2009. This Scholarship is 

funded by Brothers, friends and family of Brother Petrelli. 

Moreover, The Beta-Omega Chapter of The Kappa Sigma 

Fraternity Alumni Council, created by Brother Bellville, is 

composed now of over 100 alumni members as support 

advisors for the Brothers. 




Beta-Omicron (University of Denver) 

Beta-Omicron pledged and initiated 23 new 

members, more than any other fraternity on campus; bringing 

total membership to 92. Academically, the brothers have 

distinguished themselves by maintaining an overall GPA above 

the All Man’s Average, for the fourth year in a row. Socially, 

Beta-Omicron participated with the Delta Zeta Sorority to 

create a Greek themed toga float for DU’s homecoming/ 

parents’ weekend, playing throwback rock music and having 

a great time. The Grand Master, Rodney P. Burwell (’07), also 

opened his doors for a successful formal at the Snowmass 

Silvertree Hotel, where there was a formal dinner and dance. 

The Executive Committee planned and executed a brotherhood 

retreat in Snowmass, where brothers learned how to drive stick 

shifts, lasso al pacas, go four wheeling, and cook a fine steak 

dinner. 20 brothers studied abroad over fall quarter, in places 

like Spain, Germany, Italy, and Australia. 

Beta-Psi (University of Washington) 

This fall the chapter fundraised before every home football 

game for Northwest Harvest, contributing over $9,000 to our 

32nd annual Apple Cup run. The run took place from December 

1st to the 3rd, with the Apple Cup game on the 4th. 

Beta-Sigma (Washington University in St Louis) 

Beta-Sigma’s team won best attendance to Greek 

Week, which is a series of events including athletic competitions, 

speakers, and Greek Prom. In October, members of the Wash 

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U community joined Beta-Sigma Brothers in a walk aimed at 

suicide prevention, for which Beta-Sigma alone raised over 

$1,000. The Chapter has revitalized its efforts to reconnect 

with graduated Beta-Sigmas, including a revamped website at 

kappasig.wustl.edu and a semester newsletter that went out in 

December. Finally, a house-wide to-do list has provided a clear 

and consistent way for Brothers to contribute to the needs of the 

Chapter house. 

Plans are already underway for Beta-Sigma’s participation in 

Thurtene, the largest student-run carnival in the world. Together 

with partner sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma, Beta-Sigma hopes 

to win the Burmeister Trophy for a second straight year for best 

overall production, construction, and spirit. Two philanthropy 

events are being planned for Spring semester, including 

participating with Habitat for Humanity, which proved successful 

last year. Finally, Brothers are looking to reconnect with older 

alumni who have fallen out of contact with the Chapter. 

Beta-Tau (Baker University) 

Undergraduate along with Brother Thomas B. Young (‘78) [far 

right] standing behind the new Beta-Tau letters. 

Beta-Tau is happy to report the replacement of their 

Greek letters. Last spring the letters gracing the brick placard in 

front of the chapter house, located in Baldwin City, KS, were 

ripped from the structure and stolen. On October 7th, though, 

Beta-Tau alumnus Thomas B. Young (’78) of Young Sign Company 

in Leavenworth, KS graciously installed the new replacement 

letters. The return of the letters was the perfect capstone to end a 

successful rush season where Beta-Tau rushed 13 new members. 

Beta-Theta (Indiana University) 

The Beta-Theta chapter has returned to 

Bloomington and operations within the chapter house are 

working at full capacity. With 74 brothers living in and nearly 

as many living out, they’ve set their goals for this year with the 

four pillars - fellowship, leadership, scholarship, and service - in 

mind. This fall Beta-Theta pledged 44 young men in the Pursuit 

of Jackson’s dream. Now, the chapter is gearing up for spring 

rush with a goal of 30 new pledges in sight. In early October, 

Beta-Theta hosted an alumni event at the house for Homecoming 

weekend. Brother Todd R. Wagner (’80), whom the Beta-Theta 

chapter house is dedicated to, was in attendance and worked 

with the Executive Committee to improve alumni relations within 

the chapter. With the help of Brother Wagner, the chapter hopes 

to reconnect with many alumni and continue to build on Beta- 

Theta’s legacy. In terms of service, the chapter hosted Safe 

Halloween, an event benefiting the children of Monroe Country

schools. The event was held at the house on October 27th 

where kids were able to trick-or-treat with their parents and enjoy 

an obstacle course set up by the brothers. 

Currently, Beta-Theta is in the process of raising money for 

the Indiana University Dance Marathon and has already raised 

over $6,000 of its nearly $25,000 goal. With the event right 

around the corner, the house is looking to shift into high gear 

soon in order to meet its goal. As for scholarship, the brothers 

of Beta-Theta are hard at work improving their 3.12 cumulative 

GPA for this semester. In addition, the house is working towards 

becoming 20% ritually proficient with two certificates of Kappa 

Sigma ritual in order to qualify for the Founder’s Circle award 

at the end of the year. The Chapter would like to invite all Beta- 

Theta alumni to join the alumni email list by emailing betatheta. 

alumni@gmail.com with name and initiation year. 

Beta-Upsilon (North Carolina State) 

Beta-Upsilon’s 8th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament 

has been scheduled for April 16th, 2011 and will be held at 

the Neuse Golf Course in Clayton, NC. This tournament serves 

the dual purpose of reuniting Beta-Upsilon Alumni and collecting 

donations in support of Kappa Sigma’s Military heroes Campaign. 

This year, the Brothers have vastly expanded the number of ways 

that businesses and individuals can contribute to the tournament 

by incorporating more advertising and sponsorship options that 

ever before. Due in part to these efforts, we are on pace to raise 

more money for the Fisher House than ever before. If you are an 

alumnus of Beta-Upsilon and are interested in donating or joining 

us for the tournament, please contact Stuart C. Ruffin (’08) at 

scruffi2@ncsu.edu for more information. 

Delta-Alpha (Carnegie Mellon University) 

The Brothers of Delta-Alpha with members of the Western PA 

Humane Society after their Rent-A-Dog philanthropy event. 

The new emphasis on constant, year-round 

rushing has led to the creation of a second fall pledge class. 

The Chapter saw phenomenal success with its philanthropy 

program. In partnership with the Western Pennsylvania Humane 

Society, the chapter held a Rent-A-Dog event in the center of 

campus. Aside from raising $400 to help homeless animals find 

loving owners, the event was a hit on campus and provided 

much exposure for the house. Another new endeavor was the 

chapter’s participation in “Halloween on the Quad,” a Greek, 

community-wide event for disadvantaged children. Not only was 

Kappa Sigma’s pumpkin bowling booth a welcome and original 

addition to the line-up of activities, it was also the clear favorite 

amongst both the children and their chaperones. 

Delta-Chi (Mississippi State University) 

See the Champion Quest story on Page 11. 


Delta-Delta Brothers gather with Brother William R. Hough at the 

dedication of a building in his name at the University of Florida. 

The Delta-Delta Brothers recently celebrated 

the dedication of William R. Hough Hall with Brother and 

Delta-Delta Alumnus Bill Hough (’45). Brother Hough was the 

University of Florida’s first MBA class graduate in 1948, which 

was only a class of two at that time. In 2007, he donated 

$30 million dollars, making history as the donor of the largest 

private gift UF had ever received. The 70,000-square-foot 

building houses nine specialized master’s programs, six 

Ph.D. programs and UF’s MBA program in the Warrington 

College of Business. The dedication involved a ceremony 

and a speech by Brother Hough along with other major 

university administrators. A large group of active brothers 

were present to support Brother Hough and congratulate him 

on the success of the building. 

This fall, the Chapter initiated 24 great young men who 

will ensure Kappa Sigma shines at UF. The Chapter continues 

to support community service projects. Along with the ladies 

of Delta Delta Delta, the Chapter held a soccer field day 

for children with mental and physical disabilities along with 

the Gainesville Soccer Alliance and TOPS Florida. Paired 

with Phi Mu Sorority for a wing eating event benefitting the 

March of Dimes, these Brothers won an award for the highest 

fundraising team. The Chapter is now preparing for a strong 

Spring Rush and appreciates any rush recommendations. 

Kappa Sigma continues to grow and remains a top house at 

the University of Florida. 

Delta-Eta (The University of Southern California) 

Under the leadership of Rush Chairs senior 

Jeremy A. Tanner (‘07), junior Timothy D. Kinzer (‘09), and 

sophomore Christopher J. Benassi (‘09), Delta-Eta began the 

2010-2011 school year with one of their most successful 

rushes in chapter history. The house succeeded in getting 

42 young men, the most among active fraternity chapters 

at USC, to pledge the house. Philanthropically, Delta-Eta is 

preparing for their 3rd Annual “Cakes for Campers” all youcan-eat 

pancake feast. This event, organized by A Greater 

Cause Chair Evan W. Logoluso (‘08), benefits Troy Camp, 

an organization that sends disadvantaged, inner-city children 

to a summer camp that also provides free yearlong mentoring, 

tutoring, and recreational programming. 




Delta-Omicron (The University of Montana) 

Delta-Omicron Brothers pictured during a recent service project 

that promotes voting. 

The Delta-Omicron Chapter is pleased to 

announce that its alumnus Bryce I. Bennett (‘07) was 

recently elected to the Montana House of Representatives. 

The chapter participated in many service functions this last 

semester, including: promoting voting this last Halloween 

through Forward Montana’s Trick-or-Vote; raising money for 

charity through a concessions stand at the Montana Grizzly 

Football Games; and competing in the campus’s intramural 

Ultimate Frisbee League. The chapter participated in several 

inter-Greek events this semester, most notably: the IFC’s 

Flag Football Tournament, their Kickball Soiree and Delta 

Gamma’s city-spanning game of Fugitive. Delta-Omicron 

has continued placing emphasis on service to the campus 

community through participation in the student government 

and a wide-range of student groups. The Chapter persists 

in its dedication to the ritual and has doubled the amount 

of members with at least one certificate of Ritual Proficiency 

and hopes to have all of its current members obtain multipleproficiencies 

by the end of the Spring Semester. 

Delta-Sigma (The University of Utah) 

This past semester the chapter initiated 15 new 

members, which brings the membership count to 42. The 

past semester included events such as the NAMI walk, 

where the men of Kappa Sigma teamed with the sorority 

Pi Beta Phi and raised over $10,000 (the most raised by 

any team at the event). One of the members of the Delta- 

Sigma chapter, Robert J. Boettger (‘09), was recently elected 

as IFC president on campus. Robbie is also a member of the 

Executive Committee. 

Epsilon-Epsilon (University of British Columbia) 

Following a very strong rush in September and 

a successful pledge education program Epsilon-Epsilon 

Initiated 41 new brothers. The sports teams of Epsilon- 

Epsilon have had a very successful intramural season 

ranking very highly in almost every sport and bringing 

back two championship trophies. The Chapter recently 

completed a philanthropic event known as Movember. 

During the month of November those who participated in 

the event grew moustaches to increase awareness about 

prostate cancer, and to raise money to fight the disease. 

Epsilon-Epsilon worked hard and was able to raise over 

$2500 to help fight prostate cancer. 


Epsilon-Mu (University of Tulsa) 

After an extremely successful rush the Chapter was 

able to maintain being the #1 fraternity for the sixth consecutive 

year, Epsilon-Mu will continue to lead the University of Tulsa as 

the largest Greek organization on campus. Epsilon-Mu pledged 

28 members into the fall pledge class. 

One of the pledges, Ross D. Watson (‘10), is the stepson 

of Pro Golfer Tom Watson. Ross is from Stilwell, Kansas and 

a Marketing major at the University of Tulsa and is also a 

decent golfer, not as good as his stepfather. The Brothers had 

the pleasure of meeting Tom Watson when he came down to 

Homecoming this year and visited the Epsilon-Mu chapter house. 


The semester 

began in an exciting fashion 

as seven brothers moved 

into Epsilon-Omega’s first 

on-campus housing unit. 

The House features three 

floors, ten bedrooms, four 

bathrooms, a kitchen, and 

16 beds. After moving in, 

the House served as the 

base for the chapter Rush 

effort, which ended in the 

pledging of 24 men, the 

second most on campus. Also in store during the fall semester 

was the chance for the chapter to host weekly tailgates, which 

have become a tradition in Georgia State’s inaugural football 

season. Every Saturday brothers, under a flag bearing the 

colors and crest of Kappa Sigma, set up outside the Georgia 

Dome before each Panther football game. 

Epsilon-Phi (Texas Tech University) 

The facade of the new Epsilon- 

Omega Chapter House. 

On Friday October 15, 2010 Mr. Jack R. Hamilton 

(‘10) of Houston, Texas became Brother Hamilton after 

receiving permission from the Supreme Executive Committee 

(SEC) of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Brother Hamilton had 

pledged Kappa Sigma while he was a student at Texas 

Tech University but was unable to be initiated before he 

completed his degree. 

The initial idea and preparations for this initiation were 

begun several years ago by the chapter’s Alumnus Advisor, 

Robert D. Thompson III (‘65). Recently, other alumni including 

Epsilon-Epsilon raised over $2,500 during their “MOvember” 

Greater Cause event.

others Anthony S. Levatino (‘61), Joe R. Vardeman (‘58) 

and Brother Thomas C. Hamilton (‘63) (Jack’s sibling brother 

and a 1963 initiate of Epsilon Phi), joined in the effort. These 

brothers and other alumni were in attendance at the Epsilon- 

Phi House when the chapter’s initiation team, officiated by 

Brother Perry L. Graham Jr. (‘07), did a tremendous job in 

bringing Jack into the bond. 

Brother Jack R. Hamilton (‘10) has spent his business career 

as an entrepreneur; one of the owners and founders of Davis 

Hamilton Jackson & Associates, a Houston asset management 

services company in the equity and fixed income sectors to 

pension funds, endowments and foundations, public funds 

and Taft-Hartley clients. Jack received the 2007 Distinguished 

Alumnus Award of the Rawls College of Business at Texas 

Tech University. He is a Chartered Investment Counselor, 

a Chartered Financial Analyst and a 1968 graduate of 

Texas Tech University with a BBA in Finance. Many of his 

former pledges brothers and alums were pleased to see him 

take the final steps to brotherhood and share the wonderful 

experience of the initiation he missed as a student. After the 

initiation the alumni and undergraduates were treated to a 

wonderful meal high above Jones Stadium in the Texas Tech 

Club and helped celebrate the inclusion of this well-deserving 

man into our brotherhood. 

Epsilon-Psi (Lambuth University) 

Lambuth’s family weekend and Homecoming events 

have been great successes for Epsilon-Psi. Both of these events 

brought many alumni and families to campus to visit, tour, and 

meet all of the Brothers. 

Epsilon-Rho (Kent State University) 

This fall marked the first time the Kappa Sigma letters 

were displayed on the Kent State University campus in over 

20 years. Fall would continue to be a special time for the 

Epsilon-Rho as it recruited 22 members and completed the 

Brothers In Action for Colonies checklist. On December 4th 

the Colony was installed as a Kappa Sigma Chapter. For 

additional information about Epsilon-Rho, contact the Grand 

Master, Robert W. Norris (‘10), at rnorris1@kent.edu. 

Epsilon-Zeta (University of Connecticut) 

The Brothers of Epsilon-Zeta have enjoyed a successful fall 

semester. At Leadership Conference in July, Epsilon-Zeta received 

their third straight FACE Award, as well as an Outstanding 

Grand Master Award (Bryan H. Kerwin (‘06)) and Outstanding 

Grand Scribe Award (Daniel G. Wertheim (‘08)). Epsilon- 

Zeta has also been working hard at completing University of 

Connecticut’s Project Arete Accreditation Program; a set of 

standards all Greeks should strive to reach. In 2009, the first 

year of the accreditation program, Epsilon-Zeta recorded a 

score of 89.7%, which was only a few points lower than the 

highest fraternity score. Epsilon-Zeta also won UConn’s Best Risk 

Management Program and Fraternity Man of the Year Award 

(Bryan Kerwin). The Brothers of Epsilon-Zeta would like to also 

acknowledge Brother Joseph W. Cannova (‘08), who tragically 

passed away August 14, 2010. The Brothers miss him sincerely 

and are fortunate for their strong brotherhood which has helped 

the men get them through this hard time. 

Gamma-Lambda (Iowa State University) 

The Gamma-Lambda Chapter is hard at work with 

recruitment, philanthropy and scholarship. Several alumni 

of the Gamma-Lambda chapter held the annual Mid Coast 

Road Rally charity event. A significant portion of the chapter 

volunteered to help with the event and had a great time giving 

back to the community. The Greek community at Iowa State held 

a trick or treat event for the local children on October 28th. 

The chapter house was decorated and kids showed up at the 

house to celebrate Halloween. The chapter is hard at work on 

scholarship. A new study hours policy was put into effect to 

improve the overall GPA of the chapter and in order to reach the 

chapters scholastic goal of 3.0 GPA. 

Gamma-Pi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 

Gamma-Pi Brothers pictured after bringing home their third 

straight dodgeball championship. 

The Chapter kicked things off by raising hundreds 

of dollars to win a philanthropic “Homecoming” contest resulting 

in Brother Paul M. Syta (‘10) being crowned Homecoming King. 

The Brothers also continued their streak of dominance, bringing 

home their third straight dodgeball championship. The Chapter 

participated in a number of community service events including 

a cleanup of Boston’s famed Esplanade Park. Brothers worked 

together to rake and clean a long stretch of one of the nations 

most iconic city parts. Finally, Gamma-Pi is happy to announce 

the initiation of 22 new members - the largest pledge class in 

chapter history! Their addition also makes Gamma-Pi the largest 

fraternity on campus. The brothers are proud of their rush efforts, 

and look forward to the spring. 

Gamma-Tau (University of Colorado at Boulder) 

Recruitment chair Brother Alexander C. Morin 

(‘08) led the charge in pledging 33 young gentlemen during 

fall rush. The Chapter now has over 100 members. Immediately 

following rush, the Chapter was paired up with the Kappa 

Kappa Gamma sorority for homecoming. The theme was “Get 

Animated” for all of the Greek system and specifically Dr. Seuss 

for the Gamma-Tau men. Homecoming chair Brother Fife (‘09) 

worked diligently with brothers and pledges to win first place 

in homecoming. After winning Greek Week last semester and 

winning homecoming this semester, there is no question that the 

men of Gamma-Tau have made the Star and Crescent the pride 

of this University. 

The Brothers of Gamma-Tau have been committed to 

improving the Scholarship and Service pillars of Kappa Sigma 

this past fall. Grand Procurator Brother Christopher R. Marshall 




(‘09) has installed a new scholarship program for brothers 

who are struggling academically to improve; because of this, 

the chapter GPA is projected to increase by almost a full letter 

grade. Service has also been lively in the Gamma-Tau house. 

The brothers of Gamma-Tau are raising money for the Make-A- 

Wish foundation to help a child with cancer meet Tim Tebow. 


The Kappa Chapter from Vanderbilt extends great thanks 

to the brothers who could make it out to homecoming. The 

event went extremely well with many brothers, old and new, in 

attendance. The weekend started off on Friday afternoon with 

a live band on the porch followed by class receptions and the 

homecoming concert that night. Saturday morning began with a 

tailgate in perfect weather catered by delicious Mary’s barbecue. 

Recently Jeremy L. Strickland (‘09), a senior brother, organized 

the philanthropic event of a large cookout competition. There 

was a great turnout both from the brotherhood and the Vanderbilt 

community. 

Kappa-Alpha (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) 

This fall the Chapter had the most bids picked up, 

43, in UNLV school history, and continues to dominate as the 

largest chapter at UNLV. Kappa-Alpha has spent a large amount 

of time working on ritual proficient. On top of that, the Chapter 

is in first place in Rebel Cup for intramurals. 

Kappa-Chi (College of Charleston) 

Kappa-Chi Brothers gathered for the Chapter’s 40th Anniversary. 

Brothers of all ages gathered last September to celebrate the 

40th anniversary of Kappa-Chi Chapter’s founding. The Brothers 

sponsored a barbecue at the chapter house to commemorate 

four decades of Kappa Sigma at the College of Charleston. 

Founding members through the most recent graduated classes 

attended to renew friendships and to share Brotherhood with the 

Chapter’s undergraduate members. 

Kappa-Kappa (Georgia Southwestern State University) 

Kappa-Kappa Chapter has installed 14 new 

brothers putting the Chapter at 30 active brothers. Brother 

Landon C. Hobgood (‘10) puts the chapter at three active 

legacy’s along with Ryan A. Garnto (‘09) and Heath R. 

McCrary (‘09). Kappa-Kappa would like to thank all the Alumni 

for support and attendance in our 41st annual Founder’s Day. 

The Brothers would also like to thank Jason A. Westbrook (‘95) 

and the Alumni Advisory Association for helping prepare the 

new Executive Committee for the upcoming term. 


Kappa-Lambda (Shippensburg Univ. of Pennsylvania) 

Brothers and Alumni of Kappa-Lambda during Homecoming. 

The chapter is working hard to increase the number 

of hours for A Greater Cause by holding more road cleanups, 

clearing paths at the local Kings Gap Park on early Saturday 

mornings, and more recently, participating in Caitlin Smiles in 

Harrisburg, a program in which brothers visited sick children 

in the hospital. The brothers gave the children laughs, hope, 

and smiles. More brothers have become ritual proficient thru 

focus and dedication to learning it. Kappa-Lambda recently 

celebrated Shippensburg’s homecoming with the sisters of Phi 

Sigma Sigma and the chapter’s alumni. The chapter has made 

contact with several alumni from the 1980s and 1990s, and 

Kappa-Lambda thanks them for their continued support and 

donations to the chapter. For more information, please refer to 

the chapter’s website at www.shipkappasigma.org. 

Kappa-Nu (University of South Alabama) 

The Chapter ended on a high note last year with 

their acceptance of the “Single Best Community Service 

Event” award for their annual Margaritaville philanthropy. 

Brothers have worked countless hours on the Chapter House 

tiling floors, repainting walls, and creating an even better 

experience for anyone who visits the house. The Brothers 

have set a personal goal for each other to reach at least one 

level of ritual proficiency by the end of the year. 

The Kappa-Nu Chapter is also proud to announce their 

first dual fall pledge class this year. The chapter has been 

improving their community with events like Coastal Clean 

Up. Brothers took canoes and kayaks down the Chickasaw 

creek to clean up any trash that had collected in the water 

or along the shore. 

Kappa-Rho Colony (Boise State University) 

On Monday the 17th of January, fifteen brothers and 

pledges joined together in celebrating Martin Luther King 

Day. The membership participated in a march from the 

university student union building to the steps of city hall. 

Multiple members were shown in local news organizations 

showing how a true Kappa Sigma devotes his time to great 

causes and his community.

Kappa-Omega (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) 

On November 20, 2010, the Kappa-Omega 

Chapter of Kappa Sigma held its 40th Anniversary Reunion 

at the Uptown Marriott in Charlotte, NC. Over 250 

brothers, wives, and dates attended. A meal of salmon or 

chicken was offered and a brief speech from the Alumni 

Advisor Carl Fulmer (‘83) preceded a toast to the chapter 

celestial by Mark C. Isaacs (’77). 

A special mention and toast was made by Russell S. 

Sitton (’70) in the memory of one of the founding brothers, 

Chester “Chet” W. Snow III (‘70). Chet was known to 

all the brothers as Mr. Kappa-Omega. His perseverance 

and leadership has been instrumental in making the 

Kappa-Omega Chapter of Kappa Sigma the most sought 

after fraternity at UNC Charlotte. The Brothers will miss 

him dearly. 

Dancing followed the meal and a midnight toast was 

made to the Kappa-Omega Chapter and Kappa-Sigma 

Fraternity. A wonderful time was had by all and the brothers 

are eagerly looking forward to their next reunion. 

Alumni from the Kappa-Omega Chapter gathered to 

Celebrate the chapter’s 40th Anniversary. 

Kappa-Omega’s Grand Master David V. Pezzella (‘08) 

pictured on the right and Grand Procurator Chrysanthos V. 

Nikopoulos (‘07) pictured on the left are pedaling in Kappa- 

Omega’s 24 hour “Race to Raleigh” which benefited the 

homeless population of Charlotte, North Carolina. 

Brothers from the Kappa-Omega chapter pose for a group 

photo at their 24-hour “Race to Raleigh” event. 

Kappa-Zeta (Georgia Southern University) 

The Chapter is glad to announce 

the renovations to the house and the addition of 

their new auxiliary building have officially been 

completed. The brothers would like to extend 

their thanks to all of the alumni that helped 

make this possible. Without their support, time, 

and effort Kappa-Zeta at Georgia Southern 

University would not be where it is today. With 

these new additions and a continuation of a 

strong recruitment tradition, Kappa-Zeta was 

able to once again lead Georgia Southern’s 

Greek Life in recruiting. The Chapter won the 

1st place trophy for highest percentage of bids 

taken. Alongside the newly initiated pledge 

class, Kappa-Zeta now is looking to continue 

their dominance in the upcoming spring 

semester rush. 

Top Left: Renovations to the Kappa-Zeta Chapter 

House are complete. Bottom Left: The new auxiliary 

building at Kappa-Zeta. 




Kappa-Theta (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) 

During homecoming, the Chapter won 2nd place 

overall in the homecoming parade float competition. The 

parade theme was “Classic Nick Cartoons” and the chapter 

chose “Hey Arnold” as its float theme. Following the parade 

Alumni were welcomed to a great reunion picnic at the chapter 

house. The Chapter also won 1st place of Greek Competitors 

teamed with Alpha Xi Delta in the annual Zeta Tau Alpha’s 

Kick Out for Cancer this past October. Kappa-Theta was 

pleased to welcome back Alumni at its first annual Founders 

Day gathering and reunion on December 10, 2010. The 

Chapter is proud to report they still remain the largest fraternity 

on campus for the 8th semester in a row and currently have the 

largest pledge class on campus as well. 

Lambda (The University of Tennessee) 

Lambda pledged 33 excellent men during 

the fall. Philanthropically, the chapter participated in Vol- 

Challenge which allowed brothers to work for IJAMS, an 

environmental group. Socially, the chapter held a successful 

homecoming week with the sisters of the Delta Zeta sorority. 

The Chapter also hosted a very successful Parent/Alumni 

tailgate for the Alabama game that resulted in a record turnout 

from both parents and Lambda Alumni; thanks to all those 

who attended for all the support. 

Lambda-Gamma (Jacksonville State University) 

The brothers of Lambda-Gamma at Jacksonville State 

raised $600 dollars in 3 hours on a Saturday for Kappa Sigma’s 

Military Heroes Philanthropy at their homecoming tailgate. The 

men organized a silent auction of baskets that were donated by 

sororities and by the brothers. They also had four local restaurants 

donate 100 wings each, which the Brothers sold to raise money. 

Lambda-Omega (Lander University) 

In preparing for next semester’s rush the Lambda- 

Omega Chapter has been making many landscaping 

improvements to the Chapter house and participating in 

intramural football. Among house improvements, intramurals, 

and attending sporting events, the Lambda-Omega Chapter 

participated in Lander University’s Greek Week this semester. 

While no overall winner is awarded during Greek Week, 

the Lambda-Omega Chapter did win 2 out of the 3 

competitions. They won, and received an award for, the 

canned food drive benefiting the Greenwood Food Bank 

and Brother William A. Reynolds (‘10) won the karaoke 

contest while representing the Chapter. 

Lambda-Omicron (University of North Alabama) 

The Brothers pledged in seventeen new members into 

the chapter. Congratulations to Brother Grand Master John C. 

Carter (‘06) for his recent graduation! 


Lambda-Pi (Delta State University) 

The Brothers are pictured here with Lambda-Pi Chapter alumni, 

Past Worthy Grand Master and Endowment Fund Chairman Luke 

J. Schissel (Epsilon-Nu, The University of Southern Mississippi ‘62); 

Endowment Fund Chairman and 1991 Kappa Sigma Man of the 

year Russel L. Wiener (Phi, Rhodes College, ‘39); Past Worthy 

Grand Master H. Phillip Bell, IV (Lambda-Xi, Georgia College 

& State University, ‘80); District Grand Master Timothy R. Turner 

(Alpha-Upsilon, Millsaps College, ‘62) and Executive Director 

Mitchell B. Wilson (Beta-Nu, University of Kentucky, ‘78). 

The Brothers of the Lambda-Pi Chapter at Delta State 

University made an outstanding Contribution to the installation of 

the Delta-Chi Chapter at Mississippi State. 

Lambda-Tau (Baylor University) 

Lambda-Tau currently has 74 members and is looking 

forward to a great pledge class this semester. Activities include 

intramurals, where the Chapter has won eight consecutive years. 

The men are also active in weekly service initiatives, float, and 

Baylor’s All-University Sing. 

Mu-Beta (Huntingdon College) 

During this year’s Homecoming, Mu-Beta saw an 

overwhelming amount of alumni visits to the chapter room. 

Looking at composites and scrapbooks, the Brothers shared 

their memories, advice, and offered to help in any way. 

Alumni Brothers are encouraged to submit their information 

to receive chapter updates and visit the Mu-Beta website at: 

mubetaofkappasigma.com 

Mu-Lambda (University of Calgary) 

Mu-Lambda is proud to have hosted a districtwide 

initiation, which included brothers and pledges from 

the neighboring Epsilon-Alpha (University of Alberta) and 

Omicron-Xi (University of Lethbridge) Chapters. The Brothers 

of the Alberta chapters welcomed Brother Hugh M. Robert 

(Epsilon-Mu, University of Tulsa ‘95), Worthy Grand Master 

of Ceremonies, to observe this unique spectacle. Mu-Lambda 

setup collection bins all around the University of Calgary 

campus to support war-heroes and veterans this Remembrance 

Day. The Brothers of Mu-Lambda are working harder than 

ever to ensure that this year’s donation not only matches, but 

exceeds their previous contributions.

Mu-Psi (Boston University) 

This semester, Mu-Psi accumulated 805 hours 

of community service and donated over $2,400 to charitable 

causes; the Brothers hope to more than double that effort in the 

spring. Mu-Psi also had the largest pledge class on campus, 

recently welcoming 13 new Brothers. In pursuit of a F.A.C.E. 

award, it is their goal to achieve a ritual proficiency of 80%, with 

20% of brothers having attained at least two levels by the end of 

the year. In November, Mu-Psi was given the opportunity to host 

the Northern New England, Southern New England and Boston 

area District Conclave. It was a great experience for all brothers, 

offering informative insights into the Fraternity and generating a 

lot of great ideas for future improvement. Finally, the Chapter 

had a great turnout at their Alumni Weekend, drawing out two 

of the Chapter’s founding fathers. 

Nu (The College of William and Mary) 

The Brothers of Nu Chapter brought back a beloved 

Homecoming tradition this year with the return of the lawnmower 

brigade. The brigade placed second among all drill-teams in 

the parade, earning Nu Chapter a $350 prize. Throughout 

the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, Nu Chapter’s lawnmower drill team 

was a fixture of William and Mary’s homecoming parade. 

Guided by the leadership of the Head Weed Whacker, and 

guarded by a phalanx of rake-bearers, the lawnmower drill team 

would weave, dance and march down the parade route each 

homecoming. “This had been something that really resonated 

with not only our Chapter’s alums, but all alumni at the College,” 

Chapter President Pete Thomas (‘07) said. A recharged effort 

at improving alumni relations sparked the push to bring the 

brigade back in 2010. Many alumni relayed their wish to see 

the chapter renew the tradition. Brothers spent the day before 

the parade practicing in the William and Mary Hall parking lot. 

After mastering the weave, roll right, roll left and an intricate pit 

stop maneuver performed with the rake bearers, Head Weed 

Whacker Thomas deemed the brigade ready for action. 

Nu-Kappa (University of Central Arkansas) 

Since school began in the fall, the gentlemen of 

the Nu-Kappa chapter at the University of Central Arkansas 

have been striving for a large spring pledge class. Many rush 

events have been organized throughout the semester, such as 

Omicron-Eta (Nova Southeastern University) 

Since the start of the year no other organization, Greek 

or non-Greek, has logged more community service hours than 

the young men of the Omicron-Eta chapter. In addition to the 

service hours, feelings of charity have been prominent as they 

have raised over $1,000 for the Military Hero’s Campaign. 

Helping the cause was the newly initiated Theta class. In 30 

days the five men that comprised Theta class were able to have a 

social event, a brotherhood outing, as well as a fundraiser, and a 

philanthropy. The philanthropic date auction raised over $600 that 

was donated to MHC and has earned the Omicron-Eta chapter a 

nomination for the campus organization of the month. 

Soon approaching is the inaugural Kappa Sigma Powder 

hosting cookouts at the house, hosting movie nights outside of 

the freshman dorms, and playing flag football in UCA’s indoor 

practice field. Brother Tommy Chanthaboune (‘08) recently won 

Greek God, a pageant hosted by the Sigma Kappa sorority 

every year. Some of the goals for the spring consist of another 

big fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish foundation, hosting a 

charitable concert on campus, and a fundraiser for the Military 

Heroes Campaign. 

Nu-Lambda (California State University, Sacramento) 

The chapter participated in Sigma Kappa Sorority’s 

Hot Shots, which is a basketball tournament and philanthropy 

supporting all of the sorority’s philanthropic efforts. The contest 

included a coin drive, in which the Brothers took second place 

and the Chapter did very well in the tournament, taking 3rd 

place. Nu-Lambda is very excited for what this semester holds, 

especially with their annual philanthropic event fashionably loud. 

Nu-Upsilon (Winthrop University) 

Nu-Upsilon is fresh off of volunteering for the 

National MS Bike Tour to benefit the National MS Society. 

The Chapter was also a co-sponsor of a Fund Raising event 

at Nichie G’s restaurant that benefited Mrs. Margaret Anne 

Comer in her walk for MS. The Brothers are the new Intramural 

champions for Co-Rec softball. 

Omicron-Chi (Nicholls State University) 

Omicron-Chi started the fall semester off on a 

high note by winning a repeat F.A.C.E Award at Leadership 

Conference, and by also receiving the very prestigious Founders 

Circle Award. In total, the Brothers pledged in twenty-seven 

gentlemen from fall Rush. There were three service events in 

particular which stood out from the rest of the semester: The Night 

at the Booseum, The Femmes Natales Runabout, and The Race 

for the Cure. For the Booseum and Race for the Cure events, 

the chapter was tasked with the job of cooking hamburgers and 

selling other food to the thousands of participants who came 

out to these events, and the Brothers had a strong showing at 

all three of these events. The Brothers are strict adherents to the 

idea that Rush never stops; it is 24/7/365 here at Omicron- 

Chi. During Christmas the Chapter decided to adopt a family 

for the holiday season. 

Brothers from the Omicron-Eta chapter pose after a fund 

raising car wash. 

Puff football competition that pits the different sororities against one another to gain the title of Powder Puff Champions. 

All of the teams will be coached by different members of Kappa Sigma. In addition, all of the event referees will be 

chapter members. 




Omicron-Epsilon (Adelphi University) 

Rush for this semester offered some exciting 

results for the chapter, pledging in fifteen men; the largest fall 

pledge class in the chapter’s history. Additionally, the chapter 

participated in Adelphi University’s Homecoming Weekend. 

There, they had a table to advertise for their Habitat for 

Humanity event and Brother Loizides won Homecoming 

King. The event that the chapter advertised was meant to 

raise awareness on campus about homelessness by having 

the Brothers sleep in the quad with only boxes to help keep 

them warm. The Omicron-Epsilon chapter also participated 

in a Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, Delta Gamma’s Anchor 

Bowl, and Adelphi University’s Soberfest. 

Omicron-Gamma (Arkansas Tech University) 

Omicron-Gamma Brothers, along with some friends, after the “10 

Acre Fence Project.” 

The Brothers provided 204 hours of volunteerism for the 

Equestrian Zone on November 20 and December 4 to complete 

the “10 Acre Fence Project.” The project consisted of building a 

slick wire fence around 10 acres of donated land for the equine 

partners at Equestrian Zone, a local non-profit organization that 

provides equine-assisted activities to people with disabilities. 

This outreach is the largest that Equestrian Zone has seen from 

the Greek community since their inception in 2008. 

Omicron-Omicron (Kutztown University of Pennsylvania) 

The Founders Day Banquet for the Omicron-Omicron 

Chapter was yet again an extraordinary evening. It was a 

time for the brothers from the Kutztown Chapter to recognize 

their achievements and those who helped them get started. 

WGP, Brother S. Christian Nascimento (Kappa-Eta, Widener 

University, ’93) was in attendance to ensure that this chapter has 

what it takes to achieve excellence and overall prosperity. 

Omicron-Phi (Washington College) 

The Brothers are proud to announce that they have 

finally moved into their new house at Washington College. The 

Chapter initiated a new brother Eshan Patel who is symbolic 

of all the Kappa Sigma pillars. On November 6, 2010 the 

Brothers had their biannual Pancake Breakfast for Prostate Cancer 

Research and over $1300 was raised. This brings the total of the 

last two breakfasts to over $3,000. For this breakfast the Brothers 

were proudly able to have Brothers Adam S. Apatoff (Epsilon- 

Beta, University of Miami, ’90) and Mitchell B. Wilson (Beta-Nu, 

University of Kentucky, ’78) come by and enjoy the food and 

camaraderie of hanging out with the Chapter. 


Omicron-Psi (Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania) 

The chapter’s goal of 100% proficiency is almost 

completed. The Fellows visit to the Chapter was a success, 

inspiring the brothers to achieve higher goals and to be 

consistent in academics and accountability. Omicron-Psi has 

been actively working towards raising money for the Military 

Heroes Campaign as well as the Chapter. Regarding community 

service, Kappa Sigma recently volunteered at Bocce Bash on 

campus for exceptional children. 

Omicron-Theta (Thompson Rivers University) 

Omicron-Theta pledged 11 quality members. The 

Brothers were a driving force in the University for orientation. 

The Chapter gave back to the community in the philanthropy 

event called “Trick or Eat.” As the main sponsor, the men got 

7791 items of food for the local food bank. The event had 140 

volunteers, 20 of which were from Omicron-Theta. 

Omicron-Xi (University of Lethbridge) 

The Omicron-Xi chapter hosted their first annual 

Alumni reunion since becoming a chapter in 2006! Secondly, 

the chapter has its first published author; Brother Zack Meredith 

has just published his first novel entitled Obsolete Absolution. 

Finally, brothers helped decorate the downtown park with 

Christmas lights to help the city celebrate the Bright Lights festival 

held this past November! 

Pi-Chi (Lake Erie College) 

Coming off earning their first F.A.C.E. Award 

this past summer, Pi-Chi returned to Lake Erie College pumped 

for an exciting fall semester. The Brothers completed a highly 

successful Rush Week, recruiting the largest Pledge Class in Pi- 

Chi’s short history. Pi-Chi has also completed a number of A 

Greater Cause projects this semester, including their ongoing 

Highway Clean-up commitment, as well as volunteering at the 

Painesville Parks & Recreation 5k Run and Kids FallFest. Recently, 

Pi-Chi was victorious at LEC’s Greek Week. Brothers and Pledges 

won the Volleyball, Greek God/Goddess, and Apache Relay 

events to earn its first Overall Greek Week Championship ever. 

Pi-Epsilon (The University of Houston) 

Pi-Epsilon Chapter formally joined the Inter- 

Fraternity Council at the University of Houston. After a successful 

rush and pledge period, 14 new men were welcomed into 

the fraternity as brothers. Additionally, Pi-Epsilon began a 

Brothers pictured with Executive Director Mitchell B. 

Wilson during their A Greater Cause Pancake Breakfast.

yearly tradition by hosting the 1st Annual Alumni and Parent 

Barbecue. Alumni Brothers and parents from the Houston area 

were welcomed into the fraternity house to enjoy a day filled 

with family, brotherhood, football and great food. The event 

was a huge success and the men of Pi-Epsilon look forward 

to continuing the tradition for years to come. Capitalizing on 

the new involvement with IFC, the brother’s sights were set on 

homecoming. Along with the sisters of the Delta Gamma Sorority, 

the men of the Pi-Epsilon won homecoming in their first year 

participating in the festivities. In addition to these successes, the 

brothers have contributed countless hours of community service 

to organizations such as the Houston Food Bank. 

Pi-Gamma Chapter (Johnson & Wales North Miami Campus) 

During the fall Rush Pi-gamma recruited 17 

pledges. The Chapter’s call for A Greater Cause has been 

very valuable, starting with our annual Pi-Gamma Pie 

fundraiser for diabetes. School administrators, faculty and 

staff, including the president and dean of students, volunteered 

to get pied in the face as Kappa Sigma raised over $400 

for diabetes. The men also donated $150 to the American 

Heart Association, as they participated in the heart walk held 

at Florida International University. 

Pi-Nu (Ramapo College of New Jersey) 

I With persistent and successful rush efforts, The Pi- 

Nu Chapter achieved the largest pledge class on campus as 

well as the largest pledge class in the Chapter’s history. The 

brothers of the Pi-Nu Chapter reached their sought after goal, 

and initiated 10 outstanding young gentlemen who made up 

the Epsilon Pledge Class. With service constantly in mind, the 

brothers of Pi-Nu dedicated their time to help build a house in 

Paterson, New Jersey through Habitat for Humanity. The Chapter 

also sponsored a Halo: Reach Tournament on campus to raise 

money for Parkinson’s Research. The Chapter celebrated its 2nd 

anniversary on December 6th. 

Pi-Omicron (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs) 

Pi-Omicron has been excelling in ritual 

proficiency, Champion Quest, campus relations, and chapter 

relations. Starting the semester with 8 ritual proficiencies the 

chapter now rests excitedly at 19 ritual proficiencies with 7 more 

close to testing; 2 of the new initiates are already working on 

their third certificates. With the greatest pledge class since their 

founding, Pi-Omicron was proud to initiate 15 pledges of Delta 

class. Pi-Omicron is not only the largest fraternity on campus, but 

also the first to be recognized by the University. In addition to 

growing campus prestige, the chapter has worked hard to forge 

solid relations with the community and neighboring chapters: 

this past semester they co-sponsored a Krispy Kreme Run for 

the Fisher Home Foundation with the Beta-Omega chapter of 

Kappa Sigma raising 200 dollars while raising awareness for 

the Military Heroes Campaign and veterans. 

Pi-Tau (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology) 

The Brothers recently collected one ton of food for the 

local food store house. The men solicited donations in front of a 

local retailer and were highly successful. This community service 

means a great deal in a small Southwestern community. 

Pi-Xi (Colorado State University, Fort Collins) 

The Pi-Xi Chapter is now up to fifty members with the 

newly initiated Delta Class. With well over 1,300 community 

service hours and a slew of various philanthropies under its belt, 

Pi-Xi is aiming for a F.A.C.E. award. During the fall semester 

Pi-Xi participated in philanthropy events such as Autumn Nights, 

hosted by the Chris Williams Foundation and Frats at Bat, 

hosted by Tri-Delta. Next semester Pi-Xi is planning on hosting its 

own philanthropy, the Sorority World Cup Soccer Tournament. 

In terms of volunteer hours, brothers are participating in events 

such as RamRide, a CSU safe-ride program, and Fall Clean- 

Up, a program that assists disabled and elderly people with 

cleaning their yards. Pi-Xi is also making serious headway on 

Ritual Proficiency, making sure 80% of the chapter has at least 

one and 20% of the chapter has at least two. The first annual 

Pi-Xi Alumni Night was held on December 5th, which included 

a dinner and presentation of the semester’s activities. Any alumni 

that would like to be informed of upcoming events next semester 

should contact Gabe Buckley at buckleygabe@gmail.com. 

Pi-Zeta (Charlotte, North Carolina) 

The brothers of Pi-Zeta Chapter have put their time into 

making the chapter better, even with most of the founding fathers 

leaving. The fall of the fourth year started with bringing in one 

of the highest amount of pledges, at thirteen. This was made 

possible with the annual Pi-Zeta Dormstorm. The Brothers made 

strides during Dormstorm by getting the support of local businesses 

in Charlotte such as Harris Teeter, The Pub, Little Village Grill 

and Great Wok. Pi-Zeta appreciated the sponsorship from those 

businesses. Each one played a vital role during the rush process. 

Psi (University of Maine) 

The Psi Chapter celebrated their 125th Anniversary on 

campus. With this special occasion the Brothers are working 

fundraising for a house on campus. Alumni please send updated 

address and contact information to cody.bishop@umit.maine. 

edu. In the fall Psi initiated 10 quality Brothers which brings the 

Chapter closer to becoming number one, second to none on 

Maine’s campus. 




Rho (Arizona State University) 

Brothers of Rho Chapter enjoy Homecoming festivities at ASU. 

Rho achieved the highest off-campus pledge class 

at Arizona State University this fall semester. Rho initiated 20 

new brothers into their chapter this November and the 

brothers look forward to continuing to strive towards their 

goal of becoming #1 on campus. Rho won the annual 

Dodge Ball Tournament for Homecoming this year and made 

a strong showing in float building competition. For the third 

year in a row, Rho featured both their A team and B team in 

the Fraternity League Intramural Flag Football Playoffs. 

Rho-Mu (Central Washington University) 

Rare are the times when a Kappa Sigma Colony 

becomes a Kappa Sigma Chapter, but even rarer is when 

the same Kappa Sigma Chapter becomes the first Greek 

organization on a University Campus. On November 13, 

2010, 27 men were initiated into the Rho-Mu Chapter of 

Kappa Sigma, the first Fraternity at Central Washington 

University. These gentlemen have worked for over a year, 

through many trials and tribulations to achieve this goal, 

from both the University and Kappa Sigma. The Chapter 

met up at 7:45am to begin the initiation. The members 

were very excited, and even nervous for the culmination 

of a year. 

At the banquet that night, the members invited their 

parents, girlfriends, significant others, and friends to come 

enjoy the night. The brothers put on a wonderful night 

where they cooked BBQ food like ribs, cornbread, and 

baked potatoes. After eating, speakers included, DGM 


Rho-Alpha (University of Pittsburgh at Bradford) 

The Brothers of Rho-Alpha had a very productive 

semester. In addition to maintaining the highest cumulative GPA 

of any Greek organization on campus, they also remain the 

largest fraternity on campus through the most recent pledge 

period. Rho-Alpha recently held a benefit fundraiser for a 

University staff member and his wife. The event, which was 

also used to promote alcohol awareness, was one of the most 

successful Friday evening programs the campus has seen. 

Rho-Delta (California State University, Northridge) 

Rho-Delta Chapter has completed their 

first full year as a chartered chapter of Kappa Sigma. The 

Chapter has had a successful rush program that saw a 

double digit pledge class. The Brothers performed plenty of 

philanthropic and community service projects that helped the 

school and community at large. The Chapter GPA is above 

the all men’s average. 

Rho-Theta (The University of New Orleans) 

At the beginning of the fall semester, Rho-Theta held 

a Welcome Back Slip-n-Slide that brought out many new faces. 

Kappa Sigma set the bar for recruitment at 18 pledges; no other 

fraternity could match these numbers. This fall was the first time 

the University of New Orleans held formal recruitment. Although 

The Brothers of Rho-Mu, pictured with WGMC Hugh M. 

Robert, recently became the first fraternity on campus at 

Central Washington University. 

Matthew B. Bott (Kappa-Rho, Boise State University, ’96) 

and Worthy Grand Master of Ceremonies Hugh M. Robert 

(Epsilon-Mu, University of Tulsa, ’95), where the brothers felt 

even more energized and rearing to go and do even more 

with the fraternity. 

Rho-Mu is pleased and honored to be a part of this great 

organization and thanks everyone for helping us achieve 

this goal. A special thanks goes to Matthew Bott, Richard 

L. French (Beta-Psi, University of Washington, ’72), Robert 

D. Cook (Delta-Zeta, The University of New Mexico,’99), 

and Brad S. Bergstrom (Gamma-Mu, Washington State 

University, ’01) for all their help and time commitments. Also, 

Rhett V. Jordan (’10) and Brett E. Grady (’10), for taking a 

chance and changing the perception of a Fraternity.

the chapter got 5 new pledges from formal, informal recruitment 

is the chapter’s strong point and Rho-Theta got 13 more 

pledges from informal. Rho-Theta has members in many different 

organizations, holding many different positions including the 

President and Secretary-Treasurer of IFC and multiple Senators 

in Student Government. Rho-Theta also looks forward to having 

many of its members become ritual proficient. 

Rho-Zeta (Florida Gulf Coast University) 

Brothers of the Rho-Zeta Chapter at their philanthropic event: 

Pie a Kappa Sigma. 

The Rho-Zeta Chapter of Kappa Sigma has come 

a very long way since being installed on April 17, 2010. The 

Chapter was just recently informed about their acceptance 

into the Florida Gulf Coast University IFC and is thrilled to 

finally be working next to all the other Greek life organizations 

on campus. This is a huge step for the fraternity as they were 

not formally recognized before this spring. Other stepping 

stones the Chapter has recently accomplished include having 

four more brothers obtain at least one ritual certificate with 

more on the way. The Chapter also proceeds to execute 

great fundraisers for the Military Heroes Campaign. Events 

such as Pie a Kappa Sigma, have helped the Chapter raise 

hundreds for Military Heroes. 

Theta (Texas Christian University) 

Alexander R. Anderson (’10) (L) and Brett M. Farrow (’10) (R), 

enjoying a TCU victory at the Rose Bowl game. 

Theta-Beta (California State University, Long Beach) 

Fall 2010 has been an extraordinary semester for 

philanthropies thanks to the hard work of the Brothers of Theta- 

Beta who have made supporting, attending and helping with 

sorority events an important priority in the chapter’s semester. This 

semester, Theta-Beta has raised over $1400 for philanthropies 

including Campfire USA and juvenile arthritis, and raised over 

900 hours in community service. 

Theta-Beta also introduced a new philanthropic event in 

the semester with great success. The event, entitled “World of 

Food,” introduced the community to foods from different cultures 

including Italian, Greek, Japanese, Hawaiian, and Mexican. 

Food was either donated by businesses or cooked by the 

Brothers of Theta-Beta themselves. The Chapters First Guard, 

Tristan Friend, planned the event with the hopes of creating 

a new philanthropy which not only raises money for Military 

Heroes Campaign but also can become a new tradition for the 

Chapter’s social calendar. 

Theta-Delta Colony (Willamette University) 

On October 1, 2010 the members organized and led 

their first major philanthropy event of the year. Their “Kappa 

Sigma Car Smash” offered anyone interested the chance to help 

demolish an old junk car, in exchange for a donation to the 

Oregon Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Patrons of the event 

were excited to watch a once-mighty 1988 Buick LeSabre be 

turned into scrap metal, and were especially happy to see their 

efforts go to a noble cause. The Society, which researches the 

causes of these cancers and their possible treatment options, 

received hundreds of dollars from the proceeds of Kappa 

Sigma’s event. 

The Car Smash was also dedicated to Tracy S. Hoffman 

(‘79), a student at Willamette University who lost his brave battle 

to Leukemia in 1986. Joseph Hoffman, Tracy Hoffman’s father, 

made a surprise visit to the event and expressed his thanks for 

Kappa Sigma’s support. “I can tell that these guys really believe 

in some important ideals, like community and justice. The work 

that they’ve done has been nothing short of amazing,” he said. 

Theta-Epsilon (Portland State University) 

February 19th marked the chapter’s 50th anniversary. The 

Brothers worked all summer long doing house renovations that 

produced a brand new back patio, roof and gutters, lighting 

fixtures, and a much needed paint job. Theta-Epsilon Brothers 

hold active positions in the student body including Greek council 

president, Student Veterinarians president, and the Jewish 

Student Union Treasurer. Along with the student body activity, the 

Chapter also has brothers on the PSU soccer and crew teams. 

Theta-Eta (University of Arkansas at Little Rock) 

The men of Theta-Eta attended the Chi Omega sorority 

kickball tournament benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation, 

Theta-Eta won the tournament as well as donated $260 to the 

charity. The Brothers welcomed back many alumni to the lodge 

by holding an alumni event after the Arkansas vs. LSU football 

game that was held in Little Rock. It was great seeing brothers 

that have recently graduated as well as alumni that the new 

members have not met. 

Theta-Gamma (Midwestern State University) 

The Brothers continued to make improvements to 

the House. The Chapter recently got second place in their 

school’s homecoming float competition and teamed with the 

MGU council to put on a homecoming tailgate event which 

raised awareness for breast cancer. Theta-Gamma also had a 

successful box a thon event again this year. The Brothers stayed 




the night in cardboard boxes to raise money and awareness 

about homelessness in America. Proceeds went to the Faith 

Mission organization and to the Military Heroes Campaign. 

Over the past 20 years, the Chapter has raised $75,000 for 

the Faith Mission, and over $1,000 for the Fisher House. 

Theta-Iota (San Jose State University) 

Theta-Iota has had great success this semester in 

all Greek events. After being crowned Mr. Fraternity at Alpha 

Omicron Pi’s annual philanthropy, members teamed up with Delta 

Zeta and Beta Theta Pi to win Greek week. Brothers also have 

teamed up with Alumni to start the first annual poker tournament 

to raise money to benefit the children of fallen brothers Thomas J. 

“TJ” Duignan (‘89) and David W. Smith (‘91). The money being 

raised is to build a college scholarship fund for Dave and TJ’s 

children and help their families. 

Theta-Lambda (Texas State University – San Marcos) 

Theta-Lambda secured another large pledge 

class of 17 men this fall. Recently coming off of a year where 

the chapter was voted best on campus by IFC, the brothers 

were awarded First place at Homecoming. With nearly 75 

alumni present, it was an excellent weekend for many of the 

undergraduate brothers to meet and reconnect with alumni. At 

the end of November IFC hosted a Community Cleanup where 

all the brothers, as well as the entire Greek community, teamed 

up for a day to clean the major areas of San Marcos, delivered 

meals to the elderly, and helped with home repairs throughout 

the San Marcos area. Additionally, the chapter worked several 

weekends at Hawks Sports Camp, a little league football camp 

where the values of hard work and sportsmanship are taught. 

Here the brothers aided in running drills, leadership exercises, 

and teaching the values of physical fitness to the teams. 

Theta-Psi (Oklahoma City University) 

The Brothers of Theta-Psi had their most successful rush ever! 

Theta-Psi recently completed their most 

successful rush in the history of both the chapter and Oklahoma 

City University. The chapter pledged 51 men, which exceeded 

their rush total from last year and ranked them 19th in the nation 

in Champion Quest. Theta-Psi has also begun a fundraising 

initiative to raise money for a new house. By helping with 

security at college football games and events at Oklahoma City’s 

“Ford Center”, the 120 person strong chapter hopes to raise 

$100,000. Donations are gladly accepted and can be referred 

to the chapter’s GM at edavis.stu1@my.okcu.edu. The chapter 

has also been stepping up their efforts in For A Greater Cause, 

by planning events such as Adopt-A-Street and helping All Saint’s 

Catholic School put on their annual Halloween carnival. 


Theta-Rho (McNeese State University) 

The Theta-Rho Chapter has fourteen new initiates as 

of October 24, 2010. The chapter has once again set out to 

stay in the top chapters to have 100% ritual proficiency. For 

further updates on Theta-Rho please contact the chapter’s GM, 

Andrew L. Malveaux (’08), at mrdizzle99@aol.com 

Theta-Theta (Western Kentucky University) 

The Chapter held a philanthropy before Christmas for 

Toys for Tots to raise a money. The Brothers are currently 

trying to bring back the cannon at Western Kentucky football 

games. This cannon was shot at the beginning of every 

football game from when the chapter was started at Western 

in 1965 until 1997. There has also been an abundance of 

service hours completed, just over 1,300 service hours, by 

the Brothers of the Chapter. 

Theta-Upsilon (Miami University) 

The 23 newly initiated members of the Chapter have 

truly taken an initiative to become better Kappa Sigmas. 

Aside from studying, the Brothers living in the house have 

been working hard to improve the basement. The Brothers 

currently are in the process of repainting the basement, 

along with brainstorming ideas on how to redo the flooring. 

After the flooring is redone, they will be furnishing the 

basement, which will add some elements of entertainment 

so that the basement can serve as a fun area for brothers to 

spend time together. 

The Chapter had a good showing in Greek Week 

2010 this year. The Brothers are continuing to participate 

in intramural bowling, as well as intramural football, soccer, 

and basketball. 

Xi-Beta (Northeastern University) 

Xi-Beta’s fall semester was filled with many 

exciting events. Brother Christopher T. Geddes (’08) 

organized another successful fall rush. Over 80 men came 

out to rush with events ranging from BBQs to Football Games 

with Brothers to Billiards and Bowling. Soon to follow was 

Xi-Beta’s 8th Annual Comedy Night featuring Kevin Hart as 

part of his “Laugh at My Pain” Tour; organized by Brother 

Tyler L. Dillman (’09). The subject of jokes ranged from dayto-day 

activities to mature content, but nonetheless catered to 

the university crowd. 

Xi-Beta continues to serve the Boston community. To 

start off the semester, the Brothers sold raffle tickets with the 

ladies of Alpha Epsilon Phi at Red Sox Games at the Historic 

Fenway Park. Both Brothers and Pledges joined together to 

participate and support Delta Zeta in their annual “Turtle Tug” 

Tug-of-War Contest. Xi-Beta placed first and were happy 

to help support DZ’s National Philanthropy, The Painted 

Turtle; the sixth addition to Paul Newman’s family of Hole 

in the Wall Camps for seriously ill children. Brother William 

P. Carroll (’09) organized another successful Rosie’s Place 

Donation Drive. The Chapter was able to raise over $2,000 

in canned goods, non-perishables and monetary donations 

for Rosie’s Place; a sanctuary for poor and homeless women, 

offering emergency and long-term assistance to women who 

have nowhere else to turn.

Xi-Delta (University of Texas/San Antonio) 

Xi-Delta is proud to announce that it is the 2010 

Greek Intramural Flag football Champions; this win makes the 

chapter the Champions for two years in a row! With the talent 

of the football team and the crowd cheering the chapter on, 

Xi-Delta was able to mercy rule Lambda Chi Alpha on the 

championship game leaving the final score 29-12! 

Giving back to the community, Xi-Delta has been volunteering 

and participating in philanthropic events. The chapter 

participated in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation 

Walk and was able to raise over $300 for the foundation. 

The Brothers helped out the Junior League of San Antonio by 

unloading U-Haul trucks, Babcock Road Cleanup to help keep 

UTSA’s roads clean, and Up ‘till Dawn which is a philanthropic 

event for St. Judes to raise funds for the foundation. 

Before rush started, Xi-Delta set a goal for the fall semester 

of obtaining 40 men. With all of the hard work and time put 

Xi-Chi (The University of Northern Colorado) 

Xi-Chi is proud to have four new brothers that were initiated 

this fall. Three of the brothers have already been elected to chair 

positions. The former pledges of Xi-Chi held a very successful 

2nd Annual Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup Night, which 

raised over $1000 dollars for the Military Heroes Campaign. 

Xi-Epsilon (Thiel College) 

The Brothers of the Xi-Epsilon Chapter were proud to 

recently present a check for $3,066 to two individuals. The 

recipients were chosen due to their fight with against acute 

lymbastic leukemia. The Brothers raised the money during their 

annual See Saw-a-Thon. 

Xi-Iota (Columbus State University) 

Xi-Iota donated over $6,000 for breast cancer research. 

The chapter rushed over 20 men, which was 

well above all other fraternities on campus. Of those, 18 were 

initiated into the Fraternity. The Xi-Iota flag football team took 

second place in a league of 14 and was atop of the Fraternity 

division. This semester also held host to Shave-to-Save. The 

Chapter raised over $6000 for breast cancer research. This 

beat their highest total ever by $600. The Brothers of Xi-Iota are 

looking forward to spring semester which will include Spring 

Break, Greek Week, Habitat for Humanity, and A Greater 

Cause for the Military Heroes Fisher House. 

into rush, Xi-Delta is pleased to announce that it has achieved 

its goal by having 44 men sign their bids! This is the largest 

rush that Xi-Delta has had in recent years. 

Xi-Delta wins the 2010 Greek Intramural Flag Football 

Championship. 

Xi-Omega (Idaho State University) 

Xi-Omega had a good turnout for their “Walk a Mile in 

Her Shoes” event which raised nearly $500. The Brother’s also 

held a philanthropy event called “Movember” which raised 

money for the awareness and treatment of prostate cancer. The 

chapter has set a goal to raise their GPA to 3.0 for the year. 

Xi-Phi (University of South Carolina/Upstate) 

Xi-Phi attained the most pledges during the fall 

rush of any other fraternity on campus for a 3rd straight 

year. 9 new members were successfully initiated into this 

great organization and are ready to get the ball rolling for 

spring rush and a mid-term rush. Xi-Phi is now the number one 

fraternity on campus based on overall membership. 

The Brothers are looking forward to completing several 

community service and fundraising events to contribute to 

the Military Hero’s Campaign and other philanthropies. 

The men strive at “Beating Our Best” in every initiative they 

take on. The Chapter will be having Alumni events this 

year to continue to get to know the Alumni even better than 

they already do. 

Xi-Psi (University of North Florida) 

For the first time since 2007, Xi-Psi has reached 

50 members after a very successful summer and fall 

recruitment. The chapter would like to congratulate its Grand 

Procurator, Levi B. Porter (’07) for his outstanding work as 

Overall Co-Chair of Dance Marathon this fall. On Nov. 21, 

Brother Porter and his committee announced that more than 

$26,000 was raised for the Children’s Miracle Network of 

Northeast Florida/Southeast Georgia. Brothers Matt Iannatto 

(’05), Abhishek A. Bera (’08), Jerry E. Barrs (’09), Sergey D. 

Rush (’09), Andrew V. Coconato (’10) and Gustavo J. Poliak 

(’10) also served on Dance Marathon committee. 

The chapter would also like to recognize Brother 

Nicholas W. Mishler (’09) for organizing a very successful 

Christmas Tree Philanthropy, where sororities competed in a 

tree decorating contest and donated toys. In all, the event 

collected more than 650 new toys for Toys for Tots. 



Alpha-Beta (Mercer University) 

Kenneth A. Trimble (‘47) 

Douglas R. Davis (‘65) 

Alpha-Chi (Lake Forest College) 

Robert G. Ericksen (‘46) 

Roy A. Moller (‘48) 

Gerald A. Parker (‘51) 

Alpha-Delta (Pennsylvania State Univ.) 

John H. Ernst (‘48) 

Mal S. Pancoast II (‘49) 

Dr Richard D. Wertz (‘62) 

Alpha-Epsilon (University of Pennsylvania) 

William F. Prigge (‘34) 

Malcolm A. Morrison (‘49) 

Martin T. Vesey (‘51) 

Michael T. Vesey (‘78) 

Alpha-Eta (George Washington University) 

Deane Runge (‘50) 

Alpha-Gamma (University of Illinois) 

Nathaniel B. Curran (‘25) 

Richard C. Erkert (‘46) 

Frank Hunt III (‘48) 

Benjamin F. Harnish III (‘51) 

Alpha-Iota (Univ. of Tenn. at Chattanooga) 

Richard R. Pullman (‘70) 

Gary T. Noonan (‘78) 

Alpha-Kappa (Cornell University) 

CDR Frederick A. Giesecke USNR(Ret) (‘32) 

John R. Crawford (‘42) 

Alpha-Lambda (University of Vermont) 

Thomas F. Crimmin Jr (‘39) 

Bartholomew D. Barry Jr (‘42) 

Frederick W. Downs (‘50) 

William D. Telfair III (‘66) 

Alpha-Mu (Univ. of NC at Chapel Hill) 

John D. Lewis (‘35) 

William B. Little Jr (‘43) 

Joseph I. Marshall (‘51) 


Albert C. Stacpoole (‘35) 

Thomas Kemmerlin Jr (‘49) 

Doane E. James Jr (‘56) 

Thomas H. Tatum (‘57) 

Marc W. Richardson (‘90) 

Alpha-Phi (Bucknell University) 

Raymond G. Townsend (‘29) 

Edward L. Williams (‘30) 

Frederick O. Schnure Jr (‘39) 

James D. Zingg (‘43) 

John R. Loughead JR MD (‘46) 

Thomas A. Child (‘47) 

Donald S. Laher Jr (‘47) 

Richard J. Mooney (‘57) 

Paul F. Himmelsbach (‘61) 


Alpha-Psi (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) 

David N. Armstrong (‘49) 

David J. Nelson PhD (‘66) 

Alpha-Sigma (The Ohio State University) 

Richard C. Dierker (‘43) 

Alpha-Tau (Georgia Institute of Tech.) 

Leo T. Barber Jr (‘41) 

Lee F. Howard (‘44) 

Carl A. Weston Jr (‘51) 

Leroy L. Jackins (‘61) 

Alpha-Upsilon (Millsaps College) 

Herman F. Zimoski Jr (‘39) 

William J. Crisler Sr (‘41) 

Leroy R. Kirkpatrick (‘43) 

Dr Wafford H. Merrell Jr (‘54) 

Dr Frank H. Tucker Jr (‘55) 

Donald W. Williamson Jr (‘57) 

Robert M. Herring (‘71) 

Alpha-Zeta (University of Michigan) 

Austin R. Woodard (‘39) 

Beta (University of Alabama) 

James B. Ezell (‘47) 

Jerry W. Raines (‘51) 

Thomas A. Logan (‘52) 

Howard A. Marshall (‘52) 

Beta-Alpha (Brown University) 

Peter C. Ramsey (‘62) 

Beta-Beta (University of Richmond) 

Dr Edward C. Peple (‘30) 

Robert L. Mc Danel (‘43) 

Robert L. Kent (‘43) 

Thomas A. Couch (‘53) 

Beta-Chi (Missouri Univ. of Science & Tech.) 

George M. Clark (‘43) 

Charles A. Ecklund (‘45) 

Clifford H. Hoelscher (‘45) 

Beta-Delta (Washington & Jefferson College) 

Allan L. Williams (‘42) 

John J. Mc Dowell (‘47) 

Beta-Epsilon (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison) 

John P. Braun (‘39) 

Irving F. Truitt Jr (‘47) 

Frank A. Meyers (‘53) 


James L. Allegood (‘40) 

CAPT Francis Mc Dowall (‘40) 

James D. Heflin (‘42) 

George M. Wood Jr (‘43) 

Henry G. Heflin Jr (‘49) 

Dr Robert B. Salmon (‘50) 

Herbert M. Bryson Jr (‘87) 

Beta-Gamma (Univ. of Missouri - Columbia) 

John M. Tracy (‘41) 


Daniel Q. Marshall (‘36) 

William R. Dabb Sr (‘40) 

Alfred T. Mc Neill (‘55) 

Jeffrey A. Bodholt (‘63) 

Beta-Kappa (Univ. of New Hampshire) 

Loren A. Dillon (‘49) 

William J. Letoile Jr (‘51) 

Edward J. Kelly II (‘52) 

Charles S. Bean (‘54) 

Beta-Lambda (University of Georgia) 

Curtis A. Abel (‘53) 

Britton L. Fowler (‘60) 

Robert N. Fink Jr (‘73) 

Beta-Mu (Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities) 

Keith R. Jewell (‘42) 

Beta-Nu (University of Kentucky) 

Ernest Gaillard JR MD (‘31) 

Dr Forest M. Skaggs (‘43) 

William R. Bennett (‘47) 

Roger F. Sidney (‘78) 

Michael L. Krupp (‘79) 

Beta-Omega (The Colorado College) 

CDR Louis Henke Jr (‘35) 

Donald N. Duke (‘48) 

Carl F. Lipp (‘49) 

Beta-Omicron (University of Denver) 

LT COL Richard D. Barger USAF(Ret) (‘41) 

Malcolm D. Latham Jr (‘46) 

William G. Oakes (‘53) 

Beta-Phi (University of California, Davis) 

Andre G. Bricard (‘54) 

Jack F. Lawrence (‘57) 

Beta-Pi (Dickinson College) 

Linn M. Myers (‘61) 

Beta-Psi (University of Washington) 

Bruce E. Hisey (‘48) 

Reed S. Nelson (‘53) 

Beta-Rho (University of Iowa) 

Vincent F. Mollenhoff (‘29) 

Douglas G. Jones (‘69) 

Beta-Tau (Baker University) 

Thomas G. Manson (‘47) 

Ernest D. Modlin Jr (‘48) 

Beta-Theta (Indiana University) 

Marlowe H. Kluter Jr (‘43) 

Beta-Upsilon (North Carolina State Univ.) 

John H. Myers (‘78) 

Beta-Xi (University of California, Berkeley) 

Robert I. Gilchrist (‘42) 

Robert M. Greathouse Jr (‘46) 

Beta-Zeta (Stanford University) 

John M. Mc Clelland Jr (‘34) 

Donald H. Bates Jr (‘43) 

Jerry D. Franks (‘48)

Chi (Purdue University) 

Raymond J. Michaels Jr (‘42) 

La Vern W. Swindler (‘45) 

Timothy F. Harrington (‘47) 

John G. Schumm (‘54) 

Chi-Omega (University of South Carolina) 

Charles B. James (‘45) 

Quay W. Mc Master (‘45) 

Russell B. Littlejohn (‘78) 

Gordon D. Blanchard (‘89) 

Delta (Davidson College) 

John N. Frankel (‘08) 

John A. Purdie (‘39) 

William T. Thomas Jr (‘47) 

Dr Thaddeus E. Kelly (‘57) 

Delta-Alpha (Carnegie Mellon University) 

Virgil L. Hume (‘37) 

LTC William P. Hall USAF(Ret) (‘38) 

Charles E. Peterson (‘43) 

William H. Stuckeman (‘47) 

Albert R. Britts Jr (‘61) 

Delta-Chi (Mississippi State University) 

David E. Brewer (‘48) 

Wesley W. Boone Jr (‘49) 

Ralph D. Conger (‘55) 

Ernest G. Taylor Jr (‘64) 

David A. Vance (‘67) 

Harry G. Fridge Jr (‘68) 


John R. Tilden (‘46) 

Jack M. Sapp (‘53) 

Robert S. Estill (‘55) 

Hugh C. Simmons Jr (‘57) 

Delta-Eta (Univ. of Southern California) 

Harry R. Winship Jr (‘42) 

Willard E. Badham, III (‘42) 

David O. Nelson (‘56) 

Jack B. Hicks Jr , CPA (‘58) 

Delta-Gamma (University of Wyoming) 

Charles E. Bowers (‘40) 

William J. Dinneen Jr (‘46) 

William W. Gibson (‘49) 

David W. Miller (‘61) 

Delta-Kappa (Ohio Wesleyan University) 

Don W. Hughes (‘48) 

Delta-Lambda (Montana State University) 

RADM Ralph E. Cook USN(Ret) (‘35) 

Dr Roy G. Mikalson (‘40) 

Gary V. Graves (‘48) 

Robert L. Stayton Sr (‘48) 

Ronald S. Kologi (‘56) 

Leslie (Les) Davenport (‘56) 

John A. Parkins (‘58) 

Joel P. Hagen (‘70) 

Delta-Mu (University of North Dakota) 

John A. Banik (‘48) 

John M. Bliven (‘57) 

Richard L. Charrier (‘57) 

Terry L. Solbakken (‘68) 

Delta-Nu (Univ. of California, Los Angeles) 

Patrick A. Paige (‘46) 

James M. Simon (‘48) 

John B. Parker (‘48) 

Richard D. Cleveland (‘48) 

Delta-Omega (Wake Forest University) 

Daniel E. Pemsler (‘03) 

Willard R. Daniels (‘50) 

Charles H. Melvin (‘50) 

Joseph L. Dupree (‘54) 

Dr W I. Taylor Jr (‘56) 

Robert N. Chafin (‘58) 

Delta-Pi (Southern Methodist University) 

Louis R. Hollingsworth Jr (‘41) 

David G. Stubbeman (‘57) 

Stephen W. Schoppe (‘71) 

Delta-Psi (Michigan State University) 

Charles W. Porter-Shirley (‘57) 

Delta-Sigma (University of Utah) 

COL Robert L. West USA(Ret) (‘36) 

Paul M. Williams MD (‘51) 

John W. Wainwright (‘51) 

Marco J. Stetich (‘80) 

Delta-Xi (University of Mississippi) 

Hubert A. Norris (‘30) 

James E. Pollard (‘45) 

Finley H. Horton (‘51) 

William R. Aikins (‘53) 

Delta-Zeta (University of New Mexico) 

LT COL Jack O. Arford USMC(Ret) (‘44) 

Bryan E. Shirley (‘45) 

Arthur T. Mc Ginnis (‘46) 

Floyd L. Sabin (‘48) 

Douglas B. Barfield (‘51) 

James R. Hunton (‘56) 

Epsilon-Alpha (University of Alberta) 

Edgar J. Cuyler (‘43) 

Leonard D. Nelson (‘47) 

Andrew R. Stewart (‘56) 

Robert L. Adams (‘62) 

Epsilon-Beta (University of Miami) 

Alfred D. Pellegrini (‘56) 

Epsilon-Delta (Northwestern University) 

Walter S. Taylor (‘41) 

Thomas J. Von Henke (‘41) 

Howard H. Loos (‘43) 

Glenn F. Pfundheller (‘49) 

Epsilon-Epsilon (Univ. of British Columbia) 

Reginald E. Cottingham (‘43) 

Epsilon-Eta (Bowling Green State Univ.) 

Carl J. Dellasantina (‘47) 

Rev Robert E. Clark (‘51) 

William P. Herman (‘56) 

John W. Knight Jr (‘58) 

Kenneth L. Brush (‘66) 

Epsilon-Gamma (Louisiana Tech University) 

Dempsey Butler, Jr (‘43) 

CAPT Richard A. Bennett (‘56) 

Kerry M. Peterson (‘65) 

Epsilon-Iota (San Diego State University) 

Dr Francis C. Cushing Jr (‘47) 

Willard W. Trask (‘49) 

Clarence L. Close III (‘50) 

Delmar G. Carlson (‘55) 

Epsilon-Kappa (Utah State University) 

John J. Caputo (‘47) 

Epsilon-Lambda (Univ. of Puget Sound) 

Marland L. Larson (‘48) 

Donald M. Hoff (‘48) 

Epsilon-Mu (University of Tulsa) 

Edward D. Frigar (‘48) 

William E. Minshall (‘48) 

John D. Walsh (‘59) 

Gary H. Monteith (‘60) 

Steven M. Freeman (‘64) 

Epsilon-Nu (Univ. of Southern Mississippi) 

James P. Starks Jr (‘49) 

Hubert L. Cowand (‘49) 

James T. Leeson Jr (‘51) 

James H. Thomas Jr (‘59) 

James R. Kelly (‘60) 

Richard L. Giraud (‘74) 


Louis C. Armer (‘58) 

Epsilon-Phi (Texas Tech University) 

Jack O. Ashworth (‘53) 

Alvin D. Baker Jr (‘64) 

John R. Bass (‘65) 

Epsilon-Pi (University of Memphis) 

Rev James C. Allen (‘54) 

Epsilon-Rho (Kent State University) 

Richard L. Barnhart (‘51) 

LT COL Rudolph L Ruzich (‘55) 

Gary C. Steele (‘67) 

Epsilon-Sigma (Florida State University) 

Gregory L. Harvison (‘73) 

Larry M. Hughes (‘75) 

Epsilon-Theta (Univ. of CA, Santa Barbara) 

Larry D. Clarence (‘57) 

Epsilon-Zeta (University of Connecticut) 

Thomas L. Kaczynski (‘49) 

Eta (Randolph-Macon College) 

Joseph R. Jones (‘45) 

Steven Gerick (‘50) 

Eta Prime (Durham, NC) 

George Baily (‘37) 

Gamma (Louisiana State University) 

Lt Col William J. Dunn (‘44) 

James H. Cox (‘49) 

Thomas R. Cole Jr (‘57) 

Donald R. Jory (‘60) 

John J. Burdin, Jr (‘61) 

Lloyd E. Lenard (‘83) 

Gamma-Alpha (University of Oregon) 

Allan H. Toole Jr (‘39) 

Larry P. Lea (‘61) 

Gamma-Beta (University of Chicago) 

Frank D. Kenney (‘40) 

Gamma-Chi (Kansas State University) 

Gustavo L. Rosania (‘49) 

R Vincent Wells (‘49) 

Gamma-Delta (Univ. of Mass. Amherst) 

Daniel R. Carter Jr (‘40) 

Calvin Farnsworth (‘49) 

Gamma-Epsilon (Dartmouth College) 

Carl F. Koenig Jr (‘42) 

William B. Newberry (‘46) 

Gamma-Gamma (Col. School of Mines) 

Harry M. Strain Jr (‘43) 

Richard Wheeler Jr (‘53) 

Gamma-Iota (Syracuse University) 

Albert F. Regensburger (‘41) 

Joe W. Gage (‘49) 

Gamma-Kappa (University of Oklahoma) 

Samuel E. Hoover (‘47) 

Joseph B. Oujesky (‘57) 


Gamma-Lambda (Iowa State University) 

Ryan M. Langel (‘09) 

Jerome F. Morlock (‘41) 

James W. Frevert (‘43) 

Bruce W. Macy (‘51) 

Craig L. Crummer (‘65) 

Gamma-Mu (Washington State University) 

Jess D. Watson (‘39) 

Robert G. Harvey, Jr (‘40) 

Gamma-Nu (Washburn University) 

William H. Enfield (‘38) 

George E. Tomlinson (‘48) 

Norman L. Fisher (‘51) 

Patrick R. O’Brien (‘60) 

Gamma-Omega (University of Pittsburgh) 

Orva L. Ice Jr (‘39) 

Charles F. Dato (‘71) 

Gamma-Omicron (University of Kansas) 

James K. Hitt (‘32) 

Howard G. Engleman (‘38) 

John F. Baumgartner (‘39) 

Theodore J. Wirth (‘46) 

John S. Hibbard (‘56) 

COL Donald R. Shearer (‘60) 

Gamma-Phi (West Virginia University) 

John Y. Chidester Jr (‘36) 

Frank E. Shaffer (‘39) 

Boyd H. May Jr MD (‘51) 

Gamma-Pi (Mass. Institute of Tech.) 

Dr James K. Tyson (‘38) 

James F. Hield (‘42) 

John W. Dawson (‘51) 

Gamma-Psi (Oklahoma State University) 

Brian P. Euston (‘05) 

Warren B. Cooke (‘41) 

Weldon S. Culley (‘42) 

Paul F. Stewart (‘46) 

John W. Turner (‘47) 

William H. Orr (‘47) 

O. L. Deardorff Jr (‘48) 

COL Clyde E. Bodenheimer (‘59) 

Don R. Hefner (‘60) 

Gamma-Rho (University of Arizona) 

David L. Kasten (‘57) 

Gamma-Sigma (Oregon State University) 

Vittz J. Ramsdell (‘39) 

CAPT Harry O Wiedmaier USNR(Ret) (‘48) 

Gamma-Tau (Univ. of Colorado at Boulder) 

Charles W. Browne (‘43) 

Gamma-Theta (University of Idaho) 

Lloyd A. Riutcel (‘31) 

Harry F. Magnuson (‘43) 

Willard N. Adams Jr (‘46) 

Gamma-Upsilon (Rutgers) 

William M. Lockwood (‘41) 

Dr Ronald E. Warner (‘49) 

Gamma-Xi (Denison University) 

Donald L. Sherman (‘36) 

Clyde E. Greer (‘36) 

Walter D. Sutton Jr (‘41) 

John E. Dice (‘43) 

Iota (Southwestern University) 

Gilbert Castanon (‘52) 

Joseph R. Oliver (‘56) 


George B. Mabry (‘56) 


Kappa-Eta (Widener University) 

George N. Morgan III (‘68) 

Kappa-Iota (Middle Tenn. State University) 

Jeff L. Hendren (‘83) 

Kappa-Omega (UNC at Charlotte) 

Chester W. Snow III (‘70) 

Timothy D. Doane (‘81) 

Kappa-Pi (University of Central Oklahoma) 

Robert K. Lavender (‘76) 

Vinh Q. Amis (‘89) 

Kappa-Zeta (Georgia Southern University) 

Brian C. Hicks (‘90) 

Lambda (University of Tennessee) 

Judge William H. Fones (‘38) 

David A. Overton (‘42) 

David W. Hoke Jr (‘47) 

Ralph K. Phillipy (‘51) 

Lambda-Lambda (Elon University) 

Shawn D. Ingalls (‘99) 

Lambda-Omega (Lander University) 

William L. Bonds Jr (‘80) 

Lambda-Tau (Baylor University) 

Lawrence F. Osterhoudt (‘78) 

Mu (Washington and Lee) 

Claude E. Taylor Jr (‘47) 

Nu-Gamma (Pratt Institute) 

Joseph G. Adams (‘90) 

Omega (Sewanee: University of The South) 

Ralph D. Quisenberry Jr (‘30) 

Joseph A. Davenport III (‘56) 

Phi (Rhodes College) 

John R. Perry CLU (‘30) 

Robert L. Jack Jr (‘31) 

Dr Clinton H. Mc Kay (‘33) 

Rev George K. Comes Jr (‘48) 

William B. Casey (‘63) 

Psi (University of Maine) 

Raymond E. White (‘28) 

Dr Richard A. Bragdon (‘40) 

Dr George A. Faulkner Jr (‘42) 

Paul N. Sferes (‘47) 

Robert L. Weissenburger (‘62) 

Paul W. Mc Lauchlan (‘66) 

Rho (Arizona State) 

Andrew S. Farrand (‘90) 

Sigma (Tulane University) 

MAJ Ira T. Carr USMC(Ret) (‘45) 

HON Alvin R. Eason (‘47) 

MAJ Bradford Holle USA(Ret) (‘51) 

Tau (University of Texas at Austin) 

Jesse B. Hamilton, Jr (‘47) 

William H. Cocke Jr (‘48) 

John S. Van De Mark (‘48) 

Theta-Chi (Univ. of Louisiana at Monroe) 

Joel L. Curtis (‘94) 

Theta-Kappa (Texas A&I University) 

Randall J. Stewart (‘70) 

Theta-Mu (Northwestern State University) 

Edward D. Thibodeaux (‘68) 

Theta-Nu (Ashland University) 

Matt S. Reese (‘05) 

Theta-Omicron (Muskingum College) 

Charles F. Park (‘68) 

Theta-Phi (Wichita State University) 

Gary D. King (‘74) 

Theta-Pi (East Carolina University) 

Morris E. Snyder Jr (‘68) 

Clarence T. Hancock (‘73) 

Theta-Zeta (Eastern New Mexico Univ.) 

Steven L. Carter (‘63) 

Upsilon (Hampden-Sydney College) 

James S. Harris (‘50) 

Xi (University of Arkansas) 

Kelly R. Fitch (‘04) 

Jacob C. Coleman (‘09) 

Griffin Smith Jr (‘37) 

Sam Laser (‘40) 

William J. Hamilton Jr (‘46) 

Omer C. North (‘48) 

Dr Boyce Alford (‘53) 

Phillip D. Hout (‘57) 

Russell E. Melville (‘79) 

Xi-Chi (University of Northern Colorado) 

Mikel T. Olson (‘04) 

Xi-Iota (Columbus State University) 

Peter W. Suddeth (‘10) 

Xi-Upsilon (Texas A&M Univ.-Commerce) 

John R. Bear (‘08) 

Zeta (University of Virginia) 

Jacob P. List (‘46) 

William P. Moore, IV (‘91) 

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