Phi Delta Theta Foundation 2023 Impact Report

Funding Transformational Experiences

2023 Impact Report

2023 Impact and Accomplishments

$3.36M Raised

$1.69M Scholarships and Education Funds Granted

4,546 Donors

9 New Scholarships and Chapter Leadership Funds Added in 2023

2nd Consecutive Year of $1 Million Impact

#1 in Scholarships Dollars Awarded among Fraternal Foundations (per Foundation for Fraternal Excellence)

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Phi Delta Theta Foundation Foundation Trustees

Mark Bye, MIT ’78, Chairman

Bill Lappin, Wichita State ’79, Vice Chair

Howard Gellis, Pennsylvania ’75, Treasurer

Mike Hyatt, Oklahoma State ’66, Campaign Committee Chairman

J. David Almacy, Widener ’92

Mark A. Brueggeman, Cincinnati ’81

Mark B. Chandler, Georgia ’81

Lt. Col. Henry G. Heren IV, USSF, Ret., UNLV ’99

Albert R. Miller, Colorado State ’69

Joseph Royce, Southwestern ’63

Frederick B. Schultz, MSU–Mankato ’74

Brad Shafer, Nebraska ’94

George H. Wood, Missouri ’68

President

Sean S. Wagner, Widener ’02

Senior Vice President of Advancement

W. Andrew Cole, Hanover ’11

Senior Director of Annual Giving and Advancement Communications

Katie Rufener

Director of Advancement

Brayden J. Hosman, Wichita State ’20

Director of Advancement Services

Joanne McCoy

Advancement Officers

Will Harris, WKU ’21

Stewardship and Impact Coordinator

Bonnie Schiller

Special Projects Coordinator

Linda Brattain

Administrative Specialist

Sara Foulk

President Emeriti

Robert J. Miller, New Mexico ’50

Robert A. Biggs, Georgia Southern ’76

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President’s Letter

Dear brothers and friends,

I am honored to share the remarkable progress the Phi Delta Theta Foundation accomplished in 2023. We are thrilled to announce that we awarded over $1 million in educational grants and scholarships to our members for the second consecutive year, marking a historic milestone for the Foundation that is a testament to donors’ generous and building support for the last sixty-five years.

I am deeply grateful for your unwavering support of Phi Delta Theta, which has enabled us to achieve goals that once seemed impossible. Our research revealed that the Foundation’s first Board of Directors in the 1960s hoped to eventually award two Phis a $1,000 scholarship annually.

Twenty years after the Foundation Board established that goal and was flourishing, the Board successfully petitioned the IRS to be allowed to grant scholarships and use funds raised to grant monies for educational programming. At that time, the goal was to support the Fraternity for the chapter consultant program.

Now, with your help, we have far surpassed that goal. Our educational programming has flourished beyond the initial objective of supporting the Fraternity’s chapter consultant program. In 2023, we granted $622,869 in scholarships, the most of any fraternity foundation. We provided $659,782 in support for various programs, including the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute, Shaffer Honors College of Leadership, Ihlenfeld Online University, and McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference. Phi Delta Theta granted more educational scholarships than any other fraternity foundation in 2023, and we are looking to do it again in 2024, thanks to your support.

In 2023, the record-breaking support for our Phi Delt Fund of over $1.1 million and additional dollars totaling $3.4 million inspired by all aspects of our brotherhood. This included hundreds of donors rallying around the Fraser Family to honor our fallen Michigan Beta Chapter President Brian Fraser, who turned tragedy into triumph by establishing two scholarships in his name. Our donors also celebrated their lifelong commitment to the Fraternity and competitive spirit by competing against one another in our record-breaking Giving Day and beating all other Fraternities in the Giving Tuesday competition we won in our first year of participation.

I invite you to read the stories of these efforts, our students, and fellow donors and reflect on your positive impact on their lives. Your commitment to Phi Delta Theta Fraternity has enabled us to fulfill our mission of advancing the education of our members, and for that, we are eternally grateful.

Gratefully, Yours in the Bond,

Sean S. Wagner, President Phi Delta Theta Foundation

Our Vision

A Greater Version for Tomorrow evolves a member development experience that promotes transformational leadership education. Our undergraduate members are at the core of our mission.

By the Numbers

Campaign 2030 Progress

Educational

Housing Grants

$410,080

Educational Programs and Conferences

Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute

McKenzie Family PLC

Ihlenfeld University for Online Education

Health and Safety Programming

Chapter Leadership Funds

Canadian Foundation Grant

Sonoma State Grant

$0 $50K $100K $150K $200K

Scholarships and Fellowships $622,869

First-Generation New Member Scholarships Scholarships and Fellowships

Undergraduate Scholarships

Whole Man Scholarships

Local Scholarships

Graduate Fellowships

Harrison Presidents Scholarships

$0

Educational Programs and Conferences

$659,782

Housing Grants Housing Grants

General Headquarters Operating Funds

Benjamin Harrison Flagpole

History of Scholarships

The Phi Delta Theta Foundation aims to support every chapter and every Phi possible. Over the past twenty-five years, its reach has grown dramatically. Like most organizations, it experienced a setback during the 2008 recession; however, thanks to the diligence of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation Board of Trustees, the Foundation continued awarding scholarships. Today, the Foundation gives out $600,000 annually to more chapters than ever. As we look ahead to the second half of Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow, increasing the number of scholarships available to Phi Delt nation to help offset the rising cost of education will be a priority.

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A Blue Chip Investment in Education

By Sam Phillips McKenzie, Georgia ’45, Past President of the General Council

This article appeared in the March 1963 edition of The Scroll

TFirst $500 scholarship from Phi Delta Theta Foundation is awarded to John David Hakman, California ’63, by Trustee Grosvenor McKee. A second winner, David Gross of Ohio Zeta, was not present to receive his check.

he education of our youth is one ‘blue chip’ stock in which we should all make an appropriate investment. We are aware of the increasing demands which our society, and indeed the world situation, has placed on the educational institutions of this country. Our ever changing world is evidence of the strides which have been made in this field in the last century. Education has played an important role and will, in the future, be even more important in keeping us abreast of the Space Age in which we are living. Many believe that the conflict of the future will be a battle for the minds of men rather than a struggle for the control of territories. Education of the whole man, at all levels, will surely play a highly significant role in this race for superiority. As members of Phi Delta Theta, we sincerely believe that the American College Fraternity is a valuable adjunct to our educational system. A contribution NOW to the Phi Delta Theta Foundation will aid both. It is, in the writer’s opinion, a blue chip investment in our future.

The Foundation’s first two $500 scholarships were awarded at the Bedford Springs Convention last August to John David Hakman of California Alpha and David Gross of Ohio Zeta.

Sixty-Two Years of Scholarship Impact

The founders of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation set forth a goal to sustainably give out two $1,000 scholarships a year to outstanding chapter brothers to benefit their studies. Last year, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation awarded 485 scholarships to student Phis to help them pursue their education. With your support, we continue to support more students than ever imagined by our founders.

Scholarships

Scholarships Defined

First-Generation New Member Scholarship: This scholarship was set up to assist new members of Phi Delta Theta who are first-generation college students. It is available to Phis in their first academic year of membership in Phi Delta Theta who did not have a parent or guardian complete a four-year degree.

Graduate Fellowships: These scholarships were set up to support Phis pursuing graduate degrees. These scholarships are available to all Phis engaged in a graduate program beyond the baccalaureate degree.

Kenneth D. Hansen Grants: Scholarship grants from this fund will be awarded to college students who initiate during a specific time frame and are non-scholarship athletes at their respective college/university.

Harrison Presidents Scholarships: Generous donors set up these scholarships to fund a presidential scholarship for a specific chapter or group of chapters. The scholarships are available to the president or executive officer who attends the McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference.

Local Scholarships: These scholarships were set up by generous donors to fund academic awards for specific chapters. The recipients of these scholarships are nominated by local scholarship judging committees.

Undergraduate Scholarships: The Phi Delta Theta Foundation awards undergraduate scholarships each year to members in

good standing who are considered full-time students by their institution. Some awards are restricted to one or more chapters while other awards are available to any chapter. Selection is based on scholastic excellence, participation and leadership roles in the chapter, plus campus and community involvement, all of which align with the Cardinal Principals of Phi Delta Theta. Whole Man Scholarships: These scholarships were set up by generous donors to fund a scholarship for a specific chapter. The scholarships are available to the chapter member who is nominated and attends the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership.

Chapter Leadership Funds: These funds are restricted to specific chapters and can be utilized for any Phi Delta Theta, university, or chapter education-related expense. A list of typical expenses covered include, but not limited to: Phi Delta Theta regional retreat attendance, university-sponsored educational events/conferences registration fees, Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute attendance and travel, the McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference attendance and travel, chapter speakers, study or library supplies or expenses for the chapter house, technology, small academic awards, career counseling, and underwriting expenditures for alumni cultivation.

Scholarship Student Profiles

Dominic G. DiMascio

2023 Arthur R. Priest Recipient

The Arthur R. Priest award is the Foundation’s most prestigious scholarship and is awarded to the undergraduate member who scores the highest based on merit and exemplary character.

Dominic is an honors student majoring in sport business with a marketing minor and plans to pursue a professional selling certificate. He hopes to be working for a professional sports organization in a marketing or operations department soon.

As his chapter’s vice president, he maintained the Cardinal Principles of Phi Delta Theta. He referenced his experience in his application, “As vice president of Ohio Epsilon, I’m constantly leading by example and setting a positive tone for the Fraternity. Showing up to meetings and events on time, taking initiative, and demonstrating a strong work ethic. In addition, I like to hold myself and others accountable for meeting the expectations set forth by the executive board. I work with other executive board members to establish clear goals and expectations for the Fraternity and communicate these goals to the rest of the members to ensure everyone understands what it means to be a member of Ohio Epsilon. By demonstrating effective leadership as vice president, I can help create a positive and inclusive environment for members and ensure the sustainability and longevity of achieving our goals. I will uphold Friendship by fostering

strong relationships with my colleagues and teammates, showing genuine interest in their lives, and supporting them in their personal and professional endeavors. I will encourage a positive and inclusive workplace culture by treating everyone respectfully and creating opportunities for team building and social activities. I will uphold Sound Learning by continuously seeking to improve my skills and knowledge through professional development opportunities, such as attending conferences and training sessions. Recommending others to explore learning opportunities and share my knowledge and expertise with my colleagues. Finally, I will uphold Rectitude by setting a high ethical standard for myself and my organization by adhering to the values of honesty, integrity, and fairness. I will also hold myself and others accountable for their actions and work to promote a culture of transparency and trust. I would also like to be heavily involved in the alumni club to give future Phi Delts donations and knowledge that I have received from the current alumni club. Overall, by embodying the Cardinal Principles of Phi Delta Theta, I can positively impact my workplace and contribute to the success of my future professional sports organization.”

Please join Phi Delta Theta in congratulating Dominic on this achievement and wishing him the best in his future endeavors!

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I will uphold Rectitude by setting a high ethical standard for myself and my organization by adhering to the values of honesty, integrity, and fairness. I will also hold myself and others accountable for their actions and work to promote a culture of transparency and trust. ”

The Foundation’s goal is to award $10,000 annually to an exceptional student with this scholarship. You can contribute to this goal or any scholarship award by visiting phideltatheta.org/donate and putting the scholarship name in the notes section.

The William R. Richardson Fellowship is named in honor of former Foundation President William R. “Rusty” Richardson, Tampa ’80. Rusty began serving the Fraternity in 1980 as a leadership consultant and worked at General Headquarters in many roles until retiring in 2011 as Foundation president. This fellowship was one of the first fellowships the Phi Delta Theta Foundation Board of Trustees offered.

The Marvin J. Perry Graduate Fellowship originated from an estate gift from Brother Marv Perry, Maryland ’53. An entrepreneur in the wholesale furniture business, Marv served Phi Delta Theta as a province president, commissioner, Foundation Trustee, was recognized as one of the inaugural members of the Living Bond Society, and received the Legion of Merit in 2000. He also worked as a field secretary for the Fraternity immediately after graduating from Maryland. Marv entered the Chapter Grand in September 2006.

SANTA CLARA ’21

Robert Nunes

2023 William R. Richardson Graduate Fellowship and Marvin J. Perry Graduate Fellowship Recipient

The William R. Richardson Graduate Fellowship and Marvin J. Perry Graduate Fellowship Awards are the Foundation’s most prestigious graduate fellowships and are awarded to the student who scores the highest based on merit and exemplary character.

“My time as the founding president of the California Omega Chapter was defined by learning how to lead effectively. As a founder, my leadership skills were forged by experience; there was no guide for how to build a fraternity from scratch. Instead, through grit and tenacity, I pushed myself to develop everything from recruitment plans and brotherhood events to our constitution and committee structure to develop my leadership skills to demonstrate I could become a member of Phi Delta Theta. Today the California Omega Chapter stands over fifty men strong as a testament to my leadership skills and ability to ensure that my goals come to fruition.

Armed with these skills, I know I can succeed in law school and beyond. Just as my experiences as an undergraduate have provided me with a solid foundation for where I am today, I am confident that earning my JD will help me match my leadership potential with a deep understanding of the law. With both skills combined, I look forward to working as hard as possible to continue leading my life toward promoting positive change in the world around me.”

“ Just as my experiences as an undergraduate have provided me with a solid foundation for where I am today, I am confident that earning my JD will help me match my leadership potential with a deep understanding of the law. I look forward to working as hard as possible to continue leading my life toward promoting positive change in the world around me. ”

WASHINGTON

’24

Jordan Kauffman

2023 Robert J. Miller Scholarship and Washington Alpha Charles E. Stuart Scholarship Recipient

The Robert J. Miller Leadership Award was established in 1990 in honor of Brother Miller, New Mexico ’50, who would retire the following year as executive vice president of Phi Delta Theta. Gifts to establish this scholarship were received from Brother Miller’s many friends. Each year the undergraduate brother is judged to have demonstrated the most outstanding leadership in his chapter and on his campus is awarded the Robert J. Miller Leadership Award.

In 2018, the California Alpha Association created this scholarship according to the will of Martha S. Stuart of Seattle, Washington. The association selects the recipients of this local scholarship and has the highest and best GPAs of the California Alpha Chapter.

“As a member of Phi Delta Theta, I hold the values of Friendship, Sound Learning, and Rectitude in high regard. I am committed to upholding these principles throughout my life, even upon graduating from the University of Washington. The importance of cultivating strong relationships and building a supportive community has been instilled into my life, which is why I plan to continue prioritizing Friendship in my personal and professional life. Whether that be making a conscious effort to maintain and continue building relationships I’ve developed while in college or creating new life-long friendships altogether, I believe that

“ I am committed to upholding [the Cardinal Princples] throughout my life. ”

is the foundation of a meaningful and worthwhile life. I believe that true friendship requires a strong foundation of trust, mutual respect, and support, and I will work to continue fostering these values in all my relationships.

In ten years, I envision myself leading at a climate-tech startup that prioritizes sustainability and environmental responsibility, particularly regarding supply chain and/or food waste. I am passionate about making a positive impact on the planet and believe that working in this field will allow me to contribute towards creating a more sustainable future for the world of tomorrow.”

The Georgia Alpha Harrison Presidents Scholarship is designated to the president or executive officer of the Georgia Alpha Chapter who attends the McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference.

GEORGIA ’24

Jack Tucker

Georgia Alpha Harrison Presidents Scholarship Recipient

“The most present Cardinal Principle in my life right now is Friendship. Rectitude and Sound Learning play a large part in my life as an academically focused fraternity man striving to treat others with respect, but Friendship plays a larger role in my life. I am very social and strive to always interact with others, whether that is my pledge brothers, other members of my Fraternity, and Phikeia during their Phikeia process. Regardless of how busy I am, I am always someone to talk to, and I am happy to help anyone. I started my executive board career as the head recruitment chair because of my charisma and friendliness, and then in my last term as vice president, I made sure I was someone available to come to with anything. This spreads past Phi Delta Theta into all areas of my life, and I am proud to uphold this Cardinal Principle.”

Dr. Donald E. Demkee, Akron ’60, was an active member of Ohio Epsilon. He was a member of the chapter chorus, attended the General Convention in Asheville, North Carolina, and most notably served as the chapter president in 1959. After graduating from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, he served as a United States Air Force captain. Following his postgraduate degrees and military service, Dr. Demkee served as a general officer of Phi Delta Theta as Sigma South province president from 1981–83 and, in 2002, was appointed as a trustee of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. He also the board of trustees chairman at The University of Akron.

Dr. Demkee’s philanthropic contributions to the Fraternity have been nothing short of remarkable. He was the fourth brother to be recognized as a member of the Founder’s Club for his generous donations to the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. In 1982, he further demonstrated his commitment by establishing the Demkee Scholarship for undergraduate members.

In 2009, the Fraternity recognized Demkee with The Raymond L. Gardner Award. This award is presented annually to a Phi Delta Theta alumnus who has made the most significant contribution to the Fraternity, his community, and the world of higher education.

PENN ’25

Jake Inserra

2023 Donald E. Demkee Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient

Brother Donald E. Demkee, Akron ’60, established this scholarship in his name in 1982. Dr. Demkee was a dentist from Wooster, Ohio, whose practice was limited to oral and maxillofacial surgery.

“As a member of Phi Delta Theta, I will continue to uphold the Cardinal Principles of the Fraternity: Friendship, Sound Learning, and Rectitude. These principles will be important to me as I navigate my career in private equity and work to achieve success.

Regarding Friendship, I will strive to maintain strong relationships with my colleagues and support them in their professional endeavors. I will also work to build new relationships and to be a supportive and dependable colleague to those around me. Sound Learning is also a key principle for me, and I plan to continue my professional development through continuing education, training, and other learning opportunities. I believe staying current on industry trends and best practices is essential for success in private equity, and I will encourage others to pursue learning. Finally, Rectitude is a principle that I believe is crucial for success in any field, but especially in private equity where trust and integrity are essential. I will continue to strive for integrity in all aspects of my work and to be honest and upstanding in my interactions with others.

“ Rectitude is a principle that I believe is crucial for success in any field, but especially in private equity where trust and integrity are essential. I will continue to strive for integrity in all aspects of my work and to be honest and upstanding in my interactions with others. ”

In ten years, I hope to have made a significant impact in the world of private equity and used the values of Phi Delta Theta to guide my decisions and actions. I believe that by upholding these principles, I will be able to achieve success and make a difference in my industry.”

BUTLER ’25

Luke Crabiel

2023 William P. Schick Whole Man Scholarship Recipient

Rectitude, a core Cardinal Principle of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, is the adherence to ethical principles and virtuous behavior. Its vital importance to each brother in The Bond is seen by its reverence as only one of three core statutes, as it serves as the bedrock of personal character and societal well-being for each Phi. It encompasses integrity, honesty, and a sense of responsibility that guides individuals to make ethical decisions and uphold moral standards. I have always attempted to exemplify Rectitude humbly and uprightly throughout my life. When I first met my now-brothers before I chose to affiliate myself with Phi Delta Theta, I was shocked to find a similar attitude and regard for the Rectitude they possessed, which I strived to emulate my whole life; I felt an instant connection to them. Their display of Rectitude influenced my decision to join the brotherhood, and I hope to be a beacon of Rectitude for not just younger brothers, but anyone I encounter in life.

I view Rectitude as the critical foundational element to successful interpersonal relationships, and I aim to practice unmatched moral character and execution in all my meaningful relationships. Every successful human connection is built on trust, and the proliferation of trust into an interpersonal relationship cannot be achieved without an exorbitance of personal rectitude. With that, I aim to be candidly honest about my

“ I view Rectitude as the critical foundational element to successful interpersonal relationships, and I aim to practice unmatched moral character and execution in all my meaningful relationships. ”

shortcomings with the most important people in my life, especially my parents. This has always been an issue for me, as I deal with pride and detest exclaiming the phrase, “I was wrong.” However, since my time at college, especially in my relationships with my brothers at Phi Delta Theta, I have realized that the best way to fix an issue caused by a minor shortcoming of mine is to admit wrongdoing right away instead of delaying admittance or creating caveats to shift blame. A core principle of life my parents taught me from a young age, it has finally resonated with my residence in the Phi Delta Theta house in Butler. I am forever grateful for my brothers who continue to hold me accountable as I do for them.”

The William P. Schick Whole Man Scholarship benefits the Phoenix Award Chapter from the previous academic year. Will Schick, Randolph-Macon ’84, has been faithfully transmitting the Fraternity forward since his days at Virginia Gamma. He has done this by volunteering as a general officer in such roles as Gamma North province president (2014–18), and Virginia Gamma house corporation member and CAB chair. In further service he has served as faculty during the 2015 Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute, and returned in 2018 as a Fellow. In addition to the William P. Schick Whole Man Scholarship, he is a Campaign 2030 campaign donor.

Whole Man Scholars represent less than 1 percent of all Phi Delta Theta undergraduate members and are the ‘best of the best, brightest of the brightest’ in the Phi Delt Nation. Each participant is invited to the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute to participate in the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership and is given a scholarship.

Recipients of these very special awards will receive up to a $1,000 academic scholarship to assist with the cost of their college education and will also experience a very intensive leadership immersion experience with other Whole Man Scholars from the United States and Canada at the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute in Oxford, Ohio, held each summer.

2023 Scholarships and Grants

Chapter Leadership Funds

William W. Banks, Auburn ’24 (2)

Michael B. Hawkins, Auburn’25

Wilson G. Thrift, Auburn ’26

Brandon H. Phan, UC Irvine ’24

Jack C. Tucker, Georgia ’24

Dayne H. Aschenbrenner, Washburn ’25

W. Odenbrett, Minnesota State Mankato

Andrew P. Martinez, Nevada ’25

James M. Gillespie, NC State ’25

Andrew J. Martin, Akron ’25

Parker E. Hewett, Oklahoma ’24

Nick Carpenter, Penn ’26

Ethan Cohen, Penn ’26

Christian Ford, Penn ’26

Sam A. Herzog, Penn ’26

Matthew D. Jacobs, Penn ’26

Adam Masom, Penn ’24

Cole M. Lyons, Texas Tech ’25

Austin Miller, Texas Tech ’24

Cliff A. Montgomery Texas Tech ’24

Gavin D. Montgomery, Texas Tech ’26

Cole D. Rumsey, Texas Tech ’26

Dryden Taylor, Texas Tech ’24

Ethan T. Tehan, Texas Tech ’25

Chase T. Yarbrough, Texas Tech ’24

Colorado Alpha Legacy Scholarship

Ethan Appel, CU Boulder ’25

Connor S. Chancey, CU Boulder ’25

Daniel A. Garcia, CU Boulder ’25

Jack Milligan, CU Boulder ’25

First-Generation New Member Scholarship

Mike J. Greene, Alberta ’25

Christos K. Magoulas, Arizona ’22

Diego A. Zendejas, Arizona State ’25

Brigham K. Evans, Arkansas ’26

Ethan Christmas, Arkansas State ’25

Angel J. Gutierrez, Arkansas State ’25

Ryan Meira, British Columbia ’26

Fabian A. Mantilla, Berkeley ’26

Awards are listed by type and then alphabetically by award or donor last name.

Cristian Ramirez, Berkeley ’23

Albert Chung, USC ’25

Aan Gupta, USC ’25

Alvaro G. Valerio, USC ’26

Luke M. Wang, USC ’24

Jason M. Blanco, LMU ’25

Wilbert Suarez, La Verne ’25

Barry S. Cahalane, Sonoma State ’26

Jovanni Perez, UC Irvine ’24

Thadiel Zancoli, UC Irvine ’24

Hector U. Flores, Fresno State ’24

Jesse Rojas, Fresno State ’26

Cristobal Vasquez, Chico State ’23

Christofer A. Cifuentes, CSUN ’26

Dan I. Garcia, CSUN ’25

Allen Issa, CSUN ’24

Michael Safar, CSUN ’24

Troy A. Shoemaker, CSUN ’26

Daniel A. Garcia, CU Boulder ’25

Justice Q. Wright, Colorado State ’26

Noah Cintron, Central Connecticut ’25

David Builes, UConn ’26

Eugene Logvinski, UConn ’26

Son T. Van, UConn ’26

Joseph S. Palazzo, UCF ’26

Joseph Bowman, Nova Southeastern ’25

Drew Brinson, Tampa ’26

Nathan S. Nop, Tampa ’24

Michael V. Dolce, Florida Gulf Coast ’26

Parker Eberly, Georgia Southern ’25

Kaleb V. Boland, West Georgia ’26

Sam A. Yusuf, West Georgia ’26

Brandon D. Scoggins, Mercer ’26

Blake O. Bell, Idaho ’26

Andrew C. Hanosky, Idaho ’26

Jacob J. Kachur, Idaho ’26

Cristian M. Hidrogo, Illinois ’25

David Perez, Monmouth ’26

Gerald W. Hutson, Wabash ’26

Nany J. Noriega, Wabash ’26

Logan W. Phillips, Wabash ’26

Rodolfo Zanabria, Wabash ’26

Jacobi D. Shook, Franklin ’24

Nate T. Reynolds, Hanover ’25

Jacob T. Mack, Valparaiso ’25

Bachka Batjargal, Ball State ’24

David A. Juarez, Ball State ’25

Alex D. Rybak, Purdue ’26

Mathew H. Banman, Wichita State ’26

Hunter E. Brogan, WKU ’24

Steven A. Gonzales, Louisville ’25

Adam W. Miller, Louisville ’24

Kiernen M. Gonzales, Louisiana Tech ’24

Austin M. Johnson, Louisiana Tech ’25

Connor Looney, Louisiana Tech ’24

Alvaro G. Rodriguez, Louisiana Tech ’25

Aiden C. Rome, Louisiana Tech ’26

Akshay Nair, Manitoba ’26

Westley T. Sharpe, Manitoba ’27

Riley Pitt, McDaniel ’25

Angel Ayala, Babson ’23

Erik S. Cabrera, Babson ’24

Brandon Z. Chin, Babson ’24

Fabian A. Contreras, Babson ’25

Julian Ramcharan, Babson ’24

Brady A. Sykes, Michigan State ’26

Glen R. McFarlan, Central Michigan ’26

Robert A. Gomez, Mississippi State ’26

Joey Jesuele, Mississippi State ’22

Shay S. Butler, Missouri ’25

Carter J. Sagle, Missouri ’25

Cameron R. O’Neal, Westminster ’26

Anderson L. Gauvreau, Southeast Missouri ’25

Grant W. Brooks, UNK ’26

Brandon Minkler, UNK ’26

Sam J. Reimers, UNK ’25

Michael J. Alvarez, Nevada ’26

Nicklaus Yoo, UNLV ’25

Garrette Menter, Southern New Hampshire ’25

George W. Sidor, Southern New Hampshire ’26

Brady O. Thacker, Southern New Hampshire ’26

Pedro Marcelo, Stockton ’25

Fernando Martinez, Stockton ’25

Felix Quintanilla, Stockton ’25

Alex Chavez, Seton Hall ’25

Dominick N. Valentine, Seton Hall ’26

Joshua Magazine, Cornell ’26

Brandon W. Hsu, Hofstra ’25

Jack B. Pires, Hofstra ’24

Julian Quintyne, Hofstra ’25

Matthew S. Gorka, St. John’s ’25

Fredy R. Alvarado-Retana, Colgate ’25

Anthony L. Garcia, Colgate ’25

Brett A. Lynott, Colgate ’25

Kai Brooks, UNC Charlotte ’24

Joseph Leviev, UNC Charlotte ’24

Morgan T. Prince, Campbell ’25

Paul M. Wright, Campbell ’26

Aidan M. Graser, North Dakota ’26

John C. Lundstrom, North Dakota ’26

Cody S. Murray, North Dakota ’24

Chase R. Radomski, North Dakota ’26

Talukder Wasi Alavi, Dalhousie ’26

Md Wasiful Karim, Ohio Wesleyan ’26

Nicholas Mankowski, Ohio Wesleyan ’25

Aryan Bhardwaj, Akron ’26

Alex J. Charara, Akron ’26

Josh L. Feaster, Akron ’25

Michael R. Fuller, Akron ’26

Shanon L. Jackson Akron ’26

Joel Massas, Akron ’26

Joseph E. Ortega, Akron ’26

Carlos Ortega, Case Western Reserve ’24

Dylan J. Burke, Ohio ’26

Jack Heineking, Kent State ’25

Jonathan Contreras, Oklahoma ’26

Mitchell Breedlove, Oklahoma State ’25

Garrett W. Culp, Oklahoma State ’25

Juan C. Duron, Oklahoma State ’25

Dante B. Harney, Oklahoma State ’27

Jacob B. Boyd, Rogers State ’26

Nick L. Caesar, Rogers State ’26

Adam A. Gonzalez, SWOSU ’24

Darian Montoya, SWOSU ’26

Laneton D. Spencer, SWOSU ’26

Vathma K. Perera, McMaster ’24

Thibault Eelen, Gettysburg ’25

Jacob J. Peters, Pitt ’25

Vincent B. Doan, IUP ’25

Carson Hellerman, IUP ’25

Bryce C. Rafferty, IUP ’26

Peyton W. Trollinger, IUP ’24

Connor R. Borsh, Robert Morris ’26

Leo Chen, Carnegie Mellon ’26

Edward Yoon, Carnegie Mellon ’25

Nicholas Nardone, Penn ’26

Liam V. McKeon, South Carolina ’26

Antonio J. Ricciardi, South Carolina ’26

Cole M. VanDeWiele, South Dakota ’26

Sergio Gonzalez, UT Arlington ’26

Andres I. Hernandez, UT Arlington ’24

Ubaldo Serrano Jr., UT Arlington ’24

Chandler M. Jenkins, SHSU ’25

Pedro Cuellar, UTEP ’25

Wyatt D. Hale, West Texas A&M ’26

Joshua Gambrell, UT Dallas ’26

Neal D. Gandhi, UT Dallas ’24

Mario Rios, UT Dallas ’25

Jaden A. Moncivais, UTSA ’26

Joaquin E. Moreno, UTSA ’26

Adarsh Shah, Virginia ’26

Fabrizio A. Bellido, Virginia Tech ’26

Kody Ho, Virginia Tech ’25

Jud Isbel, Virginia Tech ’26

Michael Garcia, Washington ’26

Aryan Mahindra, Washington ’25

Iker J. Sanchez, Whitman ’26

Caleb G. Cunningham, West Liberty ’21

Nikolas Loduha, St. Norbert ’26

Hunter A. Hille, Ripon ’25

Nick F. Montalbano, UW-Whitewater ’26

Brian Fraser FirstGeneration Scholarship

John C. Canelopoulos, Michigan State ’25

Brian Fraser Presidential Memorial Scholarship

Matthew J. Quick, Michigan State ’25

Giving Day Challenge Winners

Large Division

(More than 500 alumni)

First: Kentucky Eta, Western Kentucky University (17 percent of living members donated)

Runner Up: Texas Delta, Southern Methodist University

Medium Division

(250–499 alumni)

First: Minnesota Beta, Minnesota State University, Mankato (37 percent of living members donated)

Runner Up: Maryland Beta, McDaniel College

Small Division

(Less than 250 alumni)

First: West Virginia Gamma, West Liberty University (50 percent of living members donated)

Giving Day

Chapter Leadership Funds

The Kentucky Eta Chapter is one of the chapters that won access to a Chapter Leadership Fund thanks to the overwhelming support of their alumni chapter brothers on Giving Day. Eight chapters won access to funds they could use for educational expenses.

Kentucky Eta utilized the grant funds to enhance their chapter room’s audio-video equipment, facilitating practical education for current and new members. This investment primarily focuses on education and risk management, aiming to create a more engaging and interactive environment for educational sessions. The upgraded equipment significantly enhances educational programs, ensuring comprehensive education on various organizational aspects, including new member education, risk management protocols, and Phi Delta Theta’s history. The investment aligns with the grant’s objective of supporting educational initiatives and will have a lasting impact on the development and education of future members. Kentucky Eta is grateful for this crucial enhancement, which allows us to advance our educational objectives and foster a thriving chapter environment.

Save the Date

The 2024 Giving Day is June 20, 2024. Make a donation and help your chapter win access to these funds. Visit phideltatheta.org/donate on June 20 for more information or email foundation@phideltatheta.org

Runner Up: Pennsylvania Omicron, Shippensburg University

New/Emerging Division

(Emerged within the past five years)

First: Louisiana Epsilon, Louisiana Tech University (14 percent of living members donated)

Runner Up: Georgia Theta, Augusta University

Graduate Fellowships

George E. Grady Graduate Fellowship

Anthony M. Digirolamo, Arizona ’23

David S. & Julia Jenkins Graduate Fellowship

Andrew J. Johnson, Santa Clara ’23

William S. Lewis, Butler ’23

Blake D. Sanford, Cornell ’23

Christopher Hall, NC State ’17

Kaito Iwasaki, Ohio Wesleyan ’23

Sebastian M. Bathie, TCU ’19

Clyde Markel Graduate Fellowship

Nathaniel G. Davis, WKU ’23

Derek D. Patten, Manitoba ’22

Jastin J. Garcia-Mendoza, Washington College ’23

Chase J. O’Neal, Missouri ’20

Ty Lisi, Cornell ’23

Alex Hattenhauer, NC State ’20

Robert J. Miller Graduate Fellowship

Julian R. Sutton, Penn ’19

Awards are listed by type and then alphabetically by award or donor last name.

Marvin J. Perry Graduate Fellowship

Robert M. Nunes, Santa Clara ’21

Robert C. Coleman, Southwestern ’04

J. David and Dorothy Reams

Graduate Fellowship

Sean S. Solomon, USC ’21

William R. Richardson Graduate Fellowship Funded by the Clyde Markel Graduate Fellowship

Robert M. Nunes, Santa Clara ’21

Kenneth D. Hansen Grant

Alexander Villanueva-Ontiveros, La Verne ’24

Cesar Castillo, UM ’23

Anthony J. Russo, UT ’26

Camden A. Schmidt, Monmouth ’24

Austin C. Pickett, Wabash ’26

Bryce A. Poling-Pineda, Wabash ’26

Evan Zambrano, Wabash ’26

Gage Baker, Hanover ’23

Nate T. Reynolds, Hanover ’25

Ashton A. Schuetter, Hanover ’26

Lane B. Sutherland, Centre ’26

Kiernen M. Gonzales, Louisiana Tech ’24

Riley Pitt, McDaniel ’25

Kerrick M. Adkins, Westminster ’26

Thibault Eelen, Gettysburg ’25

Connor R. Borsh, Robert Morris ’26

Nicholas Nardone, Penn ’26

Jurrien E. Loftin, Texas Tech ’25

Jake W. Elorduy, Puget Sound ’26

Anthony A. Osborn, St. Norbert ’26

Harrison Presidents Scholarship

William W. Banks, Auburn ’24

Ryan D. Odefey, Colorado State ’25

Jack C. Tucker, Georgia ’24

Cooper D. Truong, Butler

Sean M. Solem, Kansas

Thomas C. Welch, Babson ’24

Trevor W. Odenbrett, Minnesota State Mankato

Nick A. Cinnamo, Colgate ’24

James M. Gillespie, NC State ’25

Brandon M. Edwards, Ohio Wesleyan ’24

Andrew J. Martin, Akron ’25

Nick McCoy, Vanderbilt ’25

Charlie A. Fournier, Southwestern ’25

Aidan M. O’Connell, Southwestern ’25

Local Scholarships

Joe Tonsmeire Leadership Award

Alabama Beta

Ryan D. Patel, Auburn ’24

Thomas G. Beaham Arizona

Alpha Scholarship

Nickolas B. Peters, Arizona, ’25

Charles E. Stuart California Alpha Scholarship

Jonathan Casper, Berkeley ’24 (2)

Chi Long Hung, Berkeley ’23

Dexter Lei, Berkeley ’26

Shor M. Masori, Berkeley ’23 (2)

Jesse Medina, Berkeley ’23 (2)

Ben M. Oliveau, Berkeley ’23

Faisal Qureshi, Berkeley ’23

Nikolai Schweber, Berkeley ’22

Kevin Shi, Berkeley ’22

California Zeta Stan and Phyllis Gilson Scholarship

Karlon Dawson, CSUN ’25

Mark A. Juarez, CSUN ’23

California Zeta James Sierra Scholarship

Benjamin J. Aydin, CSUN ’26

Jayden A. Sengul, CSUN ’25

Georgia Gamma Local Scholarship

Cody D. Burns, Mercer ’25

Jose Luis G. Espinosa, Mercer ’24

Garrett F. Tobin, Mercer ’25

Indiana Lambda Nicholas Imes

Legacy Scholarship

Noelani Ferguson

Landon Meece

Kansas Beta Charles D. McAtee Scholarship

Michael D. Walker, Washburn ’23

Nevada Beta Local Scholarship

Highest GPA Fall 2022

Brandon M. Torres, UNLV ’23

Nevada Beta Local Scholarship

Highest GPA Phikeia Fall 2022

Dominick D. Cassese, UNLV ’25

Nevada Beta Local Scholarship

Most Improved GPA

Aydan T. Amberg, UNLV ’25

Nevada Beta Local Scholarship

Spring 2022 Highest GPA

Brandon M. Torres, UNLV ’23

New York Zeta Freeman H. Allen Award

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Knights of Pallas Award

Jordan C. Klein, Colgate ’23

Brett A. Lynott, Colgate ’25

James H. Manderlink, Colgate ’25

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Phikeia Award

Ryan M. Stuzin, Colgate ’25

New York Zeta Sigma Alpha Award

Daniel D. Dy Colgate ’23

Ethan M. Cherry, Colgate ’23

New York Zeta Sound Learning Award

Nikhil Bahal, Colgate ’25

Jack J. Barry, Colgate ’25

Dominic N. Bonfiglio, Colgate ’24

Alec Bresler, Colgate ’24

Morgan C. Cecil, Colgate ’25

Nick A. Cinnamo, Colgate ’24

Owen Fahey, Colgate ’25

Chase H. Harper, Colgate ’23

Robert T. Higgins, Colgate ’23

Jack Hyams, Colgate ’25

Jayden Jenkins, Colgate ’24

Thomas Johnson, Colgate ’23

Ben M. Krill, Colgate ’24

Ryan P. Krill, Colgate ’24

Steven Langland, Colgate ’24

Jake C. Lion, Colgate ’25 (2)

John E. Maher, Colgate ’24

James H. Manderlink, Colgate ’25

Chris L. Mardirossian, Colgate ’24

Declan S. Meyer, Colgate ’23

Saul G. Myers, Colgate ’25

Caio Paiva Oliveira, Colgate ’24

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

Nathan D. Rindfuss, Colgate ’25

Isaiah N. Schwarz, Colgate ’23

Ayden Simpson, Colgate ’25

Stuart L. Sopko, Colgate ’24

Walter J. Szafran, Colgate ’23

Eric B. Young, Colgate ’25

New York Zeta Sound Learning Award with Distinction

Samuel R. Adler, Colgate ’23

Eric D. Barber, Colgate ’24 (2)

Cole T. Blair, Colgate ’25

Ethan M. Cherry, Colgate ’23

Tarik Cigeroglu, Colgate ’23

Matt R. DeGaetano, Colgate ’23

Owen M. Dillon, Colgate ’23

Daniel D. Dy Colgate ’23

Owen Fahey, Colgate ’25

Jonah S. Feldman, Colgate ’24

Anthony L. Garcia, Colgate ’25 (2)

Connor Hamed, Colgate ’23

Kiyan Hocek, Colgate ’23

Jack Hyams, Colgate ’25

Jordan C. Klein, Colgate ’23

Ben M. Krill, Colgate ’24

Ryan P. Krill, Colgate ’24

Nathan Kwon, Colgate ’25

Andrew S. Lass, Colgate ’25 (2)

Andrew R. Linck, Colgate ’23

Brett A. Lynott, Colgate ’25 (2)

James H. Manderlink, Colgate ’25

Chris L. Mardirossian, Colgate ’24

Justin I. Mueller, Colgate ’22

Nathan S. Platt, Colgate ’23

Charles T. Quill, Colgate ’23

Andrew S. Ralston, Colgate ’23

Zach W. Reynolds, Colgate ’23

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

Liam Schofield, Colgate ’25

Ayden Simpson, Colgate ’25

AKRON ’26

Aryan Bhardwaj

First-Generation Scholarship Recipient

“The first-generation scholarship has helped me greatly with tuition and has helped relieve stress on both me and my parents. Not having parents who went to college, I have looked to my brothers for advice and suggestions on how to help me leave college with a great résumé. My brothers who are older than me have guided me to what helped them get jobs and what I should do now to have employers like me in the future.”

Ryan M. Stuzin, Colgate ’25 (2)

Chris Trerotola-Mahon, Colgate ’24

Toby B. Wolfson, Colgate ’25 (2)

Israel Zarate, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Victor Krivitski Award

Leif Anthony, Colgate ’26

Eric Ashton, Colgate ’26

Tobias A. Baer, Colgate ’26

Sebastian Z. Bohn, Colgate ’26

Kori A. Brown, Colgate ’26

Onil D. Carrion, Colgate ’26

Harrison Clyde, Colgate ’26

Michael S. Concannon, Colgate ’26

Kegan A. Foley, Colgate ’25

Kiran P. Kelly, Colgate ’26

John K. Kenna, Colgate ’26

Maxmilian D. Kiefer, Colgate ’26

Will Klaasmeyer, Colgate ’26

Jack Lira, Colgate ’26

Liam A. Lubin, Colgate ’26

Liam McCarthy, Colgate ’26

Daniel Molyneux, Colgate ’26

Tatsu Nishizawa, Colgate ’26

Noah Packman, Colgate ’26

Marshal P. Pitchford, Colgate ’26

Piers M. Pozil, Colgate ’26

Caleb W. Reynolds, Colgate ’26

Ethan D. Rifkin, Colgate ’26

Alex L. Vogt, Colgate ’26

Bayard G. Young, Colgate ’26

New York Zeta Winne

MacKay Award

Samuel R. Adler, Colgate ’23

Cole T. Blair, Colgate ’25

Tarik Cigeroglu, Colgate ’23

Nick A. Cinnamo, Colgate ’24

Owen Fahey, Colgate ’25

Jonah S. Feldman, Colgate ’24

James Foster, Colgate ’24

Anthony L. Garcia, Colgate ’25

Alan R. Hernandez, Colgate ’23

Kiyan Hocek, Colgate ’23

Jack Hyams, Colgate ’25

Jayden Jenkins, Colgate ’24

Andrew R. Linck, Colgate ’23

Brett A. Lynott, Colgate ’25

John E. Maher Colgate ’24

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

Israel Zarate, Colgate ’24

Ohio Epsilon Scholarship

Kostandinos M. Dimos, Akron ’23

Shanon L. Jackson, Akron ’26

Andrew J. Martin, Akron ’25

Owen A. Reese, Akron ’24

Ohio Lambda Jim Reynoldson Memorial Scholarship

Justin M. Pike, Kent State ’24

Utah Alpha Brotherhood Award (Loughran)

Beck T. Ritzel, Utah ’24

Nathan Sajjadi, Utah ’25

Utah Alpha J. Willard Marriott Scholarship

Willem D. Baldiga, Utah ’25

Jack W. Davis, Utah ’26 (2)

Walker Harris, Utah ’25 (2)

Zach J. Owen, Utah ’25

Jackson Zambo, Utah ’26

Ryan A. Zubricki, Utah ’25

Francis D. Lyon Fellowship

Parker G. Beverly

Andrea J. Epps

Service Award

Washington Alpha

Undergraduate Scholarships

James R. Ballard Scholarship

Sam M. Masterson, Colorado State ’25

Tony Danby Scholarship

Colby J. Burbank, NC State ’24

Awards are listed by type and then alphabetically by award or donor last name.

John W. Gaines, NC State ’24

James M. Gillespie, NC State ’25

Marc E. Wilcox, NC State ’25

Jack H. Deacon Jr. Scholarship

John DeSoto, Washington College ’24

Robert B. Deloian/General Presidents Scholarship

(Funded through James R. Favor

Risk Management Scholarship)

Hoshner Tavadia, York ’25

Donald E. Demkee Scholarship

Jake A. Inserra, Penn ’25

James P. Devere Scholarship

Jakob Barrera, Fresno State ’24

Fesler Family Scholarship

Ryan Bakker, British Columbia ’25

Albert Gavlak Memorial Scholarship

Onkaar Paul, Case Western Reserve ’26

Clifford E. Graese Scholarship

Preston T. Koski, South Dakota ’25

Cole M. VanDeWiele, South Dakota ’26

Jordan L. Haines Scholarship

Jacob T. Roediger, Kansas ’24

Hiram P. Holmes Scholarship

Colin D. Powers, Michigan ’25

Andrew T. Schaefer, Michigan ’26

Jolley Foundation Scholarship

Andrew T. Schaefer, Michigan ’26

Charlie A. Fournier, Southwestern ’25

Illinois Beta Endowment Scholarship

Tanner Hornsby, Chicago ’24

John B. Jackson Scholarship

Nikolay Sahakyan, UConn ’24

Jack S. Kitchen Scholarship

Shay S. Butler, Missouri ’25

Alec Rodriguez, Missouri ’25

Herbert C. Lovejoy Scholarship

Amay Bansal, Washington ’25

Nathan Chen, Washington ’25

Colby D. Flynn, Washington ’25

Jordan B. Kauffman, Washington ’24

Aryan Mahindra, Washington ’25

Cedric B. Nagata, Washington ’24

Albert Wang, Washington ’26

H. Laird McGregor Scholarship

Sean M. Lee, York ’25

Robert J. Miller Scholarship

Jordan B. Kauffman, Washington ’24

Arthur C. Musselman Scholarship

Carter J. Bandiere, Gettysburg ’24

Aidan Desmond, Gettysburg ’24

Evan M. Drummond, Gettysburg ’24

Thibault Eelen, Gettysburg ’25

Jeffrey R. Nieman

Memorial Scholarship

Ari M. Lieberman, Westminster ’24

Ryan M. Pemberton, Westminster ’25

James D. Oatts Scholarship

Nolan L. Kamoo, Central Michigan ’24

Andrew M. Feltman, Akron ’24

Alec Haas, Akron ’24

Ohio Alpha Scholarship

Chris Lee, Miami ’24

Jack L. Ott Scholarship

Will T. McDaniel, Centre ’25

Kyle T. Heffernan, Kentucky ’24

Zachary J. Goedde, WKU ’24

Paul G. and Ruth Palmer Trust Scholarship

Jonathan Casper, Berkeley ’24

Cristian Ramirez, Berkeley ’23

Ezra K. Heruy, San Francisco ’23

Ji Chuan Luo Lu, San Francisco ’24

Jash Parag Mehta, San Francisco ’24

Marshall J. McInerney, USC ’25

Luke M. Wang, USC ’24

Tyler R. Beer, UC Davis ’24

Zackary Kamibayashiyama, UC San Diego ’24

Aren Assaturian, Cal Poly ’24

Chase A. Bellomo, Cal Poly ’25

Griffin Dooley, Chapman ’25

Demetri I. Gonzalez, La Verne ’23

Angelo R. Badillo, Sonoma State ’24

Mark Datanagan, Sonoma State ’24

Noah P. Portillo, Sonoma State ’24

Shiya N. Solodoff, Sonoma State ’24

Abbas Nurie, UCI ’24

Jakob Barrera, Fresno State ’24

Jesse Rojas, Fresno State ’26

Benjamin J. Aydin, CSUN ’26

Karlon Dawson, CSUN ’25

Mark A. Juarez, CSUN ’23

Harout G. Nazarian, CSUN ’24

Cameron P. Naziri, CSUN ’26

Christian B. Richardson, CSUN ’26

Jayden A. Sengul, CSUN ’25

Cooper W. Johnson, Colorado State ’24

Sam M. Masterson, Colorado State ’25

Owen Edgar, Oregon ’24

Amay Bansal, Washington ’25

Nathan Chen, Washington ’25

Colby D. Flynn, Washington ’25

Jordan B. Kauffman, Washington ’24

Aryan Mahindra, Washington ’25

Cedric B. Nagata, Washington ’24

Albert Wang, Washington ’26

Bennett D. Allen, Puget Sound ’25

Mason R. Binning, Puget Sound ’25

Mason B. Bridges, Puget Sound ’24

Jake W. Elorduy, Puget Sound ’26

Paul B. Harvey, Puget Sound ’25

Coby A. Rodriguez, Puget Sound ’25

Warren Sisneros-Barber, Puget Sound ’25

Mason Speciale, Puget Sound ’25

Joseph R. Franklin, Washington State ’24

Jonathan R. Pavey/Phi Volunteers Scholarship

(Funded through James R. Favor Risk Management Scholarship)

Ford W. Branch, Centre ’25

Casey Polatsek Memorial Scholarship

Nathan G. Oke, Ohio Wesleyan ’24

Tirth Patel, Ohio Wesleyan ’24

Chuck Poore Family Scholarship

Nolan R. Mauk, Nebraska ’24

Preston T. Koski, South Dakota ’25

Cole M. VanDeWiele, South Dakota ’26

Arthur R. Priest Scholarship

Dominic G. DiMascio, Akron ’24

J. David and Dorothy Reams Scholarship

Nathan Edward D. Cahilig, Kettering ’24

Albert Schuette Fellowship

Matthew M. Attisha, Kettering ’25

Maurice E. Shaffer Scholarship

Jonathan A. Gonzalez, Wabash ’24

Anand Kathardekar, Akron ’25

Russell D. Shelden Scholarship

Shay S. Butler, Missouri ’25

Alec Rodriguez, Missouri ’25

Watson E. Slabaugh Scholarship

Easton E. Brissette, Kettering ’26

Adriano Vettese, York ’24

Creighton E. Arrington, Carnegie Mellon ’25

Texas Gamma Scholarship

Charlie A. Fournier, Southwestern ’25

Greg W. Flores, Southwestern ’24

Zachary J. Moon, Southwestern ’24

Dugan C. Sexton, Southwestern ’25

Trey N. Terna, Southwestern ’25

Robert Ufer Memorial Scholarship

Schoen E. Amidor, Michigan ’24

Kacper G. Janowski, Michigan ’26

BERKELEY ’23

Cristian Ramirez

First-Generation Scholarship Recipient

“My journey as a first-generation student has been significantly enriched by my involvement in Phi Delta Theta. Much like the first-generation scholarship that has provided crucial financial support, Phi Delta Theta has been a pillar of assistance throughout my college experience.

Within the Fraternity, my Phi Delt brothers have . . . offered invaluable assistance with classwork, helping me navigate the academic challenges . . . they’ve been instrumental in advising me on career paths and job search strategies, paving the way for a smoother transition into the professional world after graduation.”

Lloyd I. Volckening Scholarship

Rex Dacoco, ASU ’24

Talukder Wasi Alavi, Dalhousie ’26

Washington Alpha Charles E. Stuart Scholarship

Amay Bansal, Washington ’25

Nathan Chen, Washington ’25

Colby D. Flynn, Washington ’25

Jordan B. Kauffman, Washington ’24

Aryan Mahindra, Washington ’25

Cedric B. Nagata, Washington ’24

Albert Wang, Washington ’26

Wittress Family Scholarship

Coby A. Rodriguez, Puget Sound ’25

Whole Man Scholarships

Neil A. Armstrong Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Darin W. Perdue, Purdue ’24

James R. Ballard Whole Man Scholarship

Ryan D. Odefey, Colorado State ’25

Robert J. Behnke Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Bryce R. Duffin, Washington ’26

Paul H. Bennett Whole Man Scholarship

Brandon M. Edwards, Ohio Wesleyan ’24

Matthew D. Prophater, Ohio Wesleyan ’26

Robert A. Biggs Whole Man Scholarship

Bradley M. Schmidt, Georgia Southern ’24

Robert L. Bowen Whole Man Scholarship

Ethan A. Fullenkamp, Purdue ’25

Friends of Tal Bray Whole Man Scholarship

Connor J. Harrison, South Florida ’24

David A. Budai Whole Man Scholarship

Kostandinos M. Dimos, Akron ’23

Awards are listed by type and then alphabetically by award or donor last name.

James and Kay Burra Whole Man Scholarship

Keith B. Oxenreider, Chapman ’26

California Theta Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

David J. Garcia, UCI ’25

Bruce Clayton Whole Man Scholarship

Jake C. Lion, Colgate ’25

James A. Cummins Jr. and James A Cummins III Whole Man Scholarship

Leon J. Khakpour, SMU ’25

Craig E. Fenneman Whole Man Scholarship

Sam O. Lineweaver, Butler ’25

Dan and Joni Fields Whole Man Scholarship

Austin J. Willette, Minnesota State Mankato ’26

Michael J. Fimiani/Fall ’85

Whole Man Scholarship

Luke W. Chop, South Florida ’24

Bradley J. Foster Whole Man Scholarship

Asher J. Martin, Cincinnati ’26

Dan Friedkin Whole Man Scholarship

Connor Greer, Mississippi State ’26

Tommy Joe and JoAnne Fry Whole Man Scholarship

Ben G. Buttrick, Butler ’25

Howard and Joan Gellis Whole Man Scholarship

Christian Ford, Penn ’26

Frank Hadlock, Tippy Newton and Knox

Nunnally Whole Man Scholarship

Mateo R. Villegas, Hanover ’25

Scotty J. Skochinski, New Mexico ’26

Walker Harris, Utah ’25

Robert E. Hampel Whole Man Scholarship

Luke Fisher, Cincinnati ’26

John E. Harding/William F. Dean

Whole Man Scholarship

Cliff A. Montgomery, Texas Tech ’24

Cole D. Rumsey, Texas Tech ’26

Ethan T. Tehan, Texas Tech ’25

James Harvey Whole Man Scholarship

Brandon H. Phan, UCI ’24

Michael S. Hyatt Whole Man Scholarship

Aidan T. Kelly, Oklahoma State ’25

Christopher M. and Richard D. E. Job Whole Man Scholarship

Harout G. Nazarian, CSUN ’24

Kansas Delta Whole Man Scholarship

Ethan M. Uhrlaub, Wichita State ’24

Richard W. “Dick” and Helen Kelley Whole Man Scholarship

Luke S. Hudek, Nebraska ’26

Knapheide Family Whole Man Scholarship

Alexander D. Klaus, Kansas ’26

Doug Larson #125 Whole Man Scholarship

Aedan P. Bertrand, Minnesota State Mankato ’26

George Leuca III Whole Man Scholarship

Owen A. Reese, Akron ’24

Jeffrey B. Love Whole Man Scholarship

Luke M. Faessler, Vanderbilt ’25

Ethan D. Joslin, Vanderbilt ’26

Frederic B. “Ted” and Kathy Lowrie Whole Man Scholarship

Bryan Galang, Butler ’25

Michael K. McKenzie Whole Man Scholarship

Cole M. Lyons, Texas Tech ’25

Albert R. and Deirdre G. Miller Whole Man Scholarship

Oscar B. Berg, Colorado State ’25

Donald L. Morgan and James R.

Stiles Whole Man Scholarship

Dryden Taylor, Texas Tech ’24

Nebraska Gamma Whole Man Scholarship

Jonathan Zavaleta, Creighton ’24

New York Epsilon Whole Man Scholarship

Drew King, Arkansas State ’24

Jakob Barrera, Fresno State ’24

Joseph M. Acker, Hanover ’25

Blake B. Vanhook, EKU ’25

Grant R. Cracchiolo, Lindenwood ’25

Jaydin Moore, UNLV ’24

Oklahoma Beta Whole Man Scholarship

Jackson M. Duffy, Oklahoma State ’25

Donald “Doc” Owen Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Hoch A. Saylor, Kansas ’26

Curtis Parvin Whole Man Scholarship

Uriel Alcaraz, UCI ’25

James Bradford Pfeffer Whole Man Scholarship

James A. Riedel, Illinois ’25

Joseph W. Royce Whole Man Scholarship

Henry Hicks, Washington College ’25

Levi Tuschhoff, Southeast Missouri ’25

William P. Schick Whole Man Scholarship Phoenix Award Chapter

Luke W. Crabiel, Butler ’25

Schultz Family Foundation Charitable Trust Whole Man Scholarship

Jaiden Smith, Minnesota State Mankato ’25

The Scovell Whole Man Scholarship

Austin Miller, Texas Tech ’24

Gavin D. Montgomery, Texas Tech ’26

Theodore S. “Ted” Sitterley Whole Man Scholarship

Michael Deuster, Arizona ’25

Tamblin C. Smith Whole Man Scholarship

Matthew D. Jacobs, Penn ’26

Spring Phikeia Class of 1981 Whole Man Scholarship

Mark A. Gomez, Southwestern ’26

David P. Steiner Whole Man Scholarship

Noah L. Pelo, Utah ’25

Henry J. N. Taub Whole Man Scholarship

Torin L. McClave, SMU ’26

Paul V. Troup Whole Man Scholarship

Cooper J. Beggs, Purdue ’25

Sidney Paul Wade Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Hayden J. Morgan, UT Knoxville ’25

James D. Warner Whole Man Scholarship

Andrew J. Martin, Akron ’25

Washington Delta Whole Man Scholarship

Warren Sisneros-Barber, Puget Sound ’25

Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Whole Man Scholarship

Adarsh Shah, Virginia ’26

UT ARLINGTON ’24

Ubaldo Serrano Jr.

First-Generation Scholarship Recipient

“Being a first-generation college student can be both exciting and challenging. Joining Phi Delta Theta and having Phi Delt brothers as a support network has been instrumental in helping me navigate this unique journey. College life can be overwhelming, especially when you’re the first in your family to attend. My Phi Delt brothers have become my second family. They provide emotional support during stressful times, celebrate my successes, and offer a social network that makes campus feel like home. Phi Delta Theta places a strong emphasis on leadership development. Through the Fraternity, I’ve had the opportunity to hold leadership positions and develop important skills like public speaking, event planning, and teamwork. These skills will not only benefit me in college but will also be valuable throughout my life.”

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

Cornerstone Club

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion

Gold Medallion

Phi Delta Theta Foundation Donors

Honor Roll of Donors

The many generous donors on this list are sorted first by chapter and then by their respective lifetime giving society.*

$10K–10M

$5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Alabama Alpha

The University of Alabama

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William J. Eastwood, ’76

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard M. Hobbie, ’61

William E. Morrow, ’69

Frank C. Drane, ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James M. Kidd, ’41

Edward T. Hails, ’74

Donors

Lemuel Moye Sanders, ’70

James O. Screven IV, ’11

John R. Scott, ’63

Alan S. Mancuso, ’73

Cameron Allen Woodard, ’24

Alabama Beta

Auburn University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

L. Phillip Humann, ’67

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John Pierpont Helmick, ’56

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Norvelle L. Smith, ’59

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Raymond J. Briscuso, ’81

*Housing gifts made after 2018 are excluded from lifetime giving societies.

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John R. Wright, ’80

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

James K. Webb, ’78

Lawrence R. Heisler, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Frank M. Powada, ’79

Frank Cardwell Feagin, ’65

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James W. McFerrin, ’73

Kenneth R. Stephens, ’78

Benjamin F. Martin, ’55

William G. Cole, ’76

Malcolm L. Marsh, ’78

Paul Rutledge Flowers, ’65

Randall H. Reed, ’80

Thomas A. Walthall, ’60

William H. Busbin, ’78

Donors

George L. Sandefer, ’72

Graham D. Bodie, ’01

Kelly R. Linch, ’65

Charles M. Canon, ’64

Richard L. Greco, ’76

Wesley M. Taylor, ’81

Robert A. Greer, ’75

Ben Campbell Blake, ’56

John L. Feagin, ’64

Michael Arthur Moore, ’76

William McLeod, ’94

Edward G. McDermott, ’87

Ben Elliott

Lee G. Borders, ’76

Daniel Church Allen, ’91

William Wright Banks

Alberta Alpha University of Alberta

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael Curry, ’95

Nandagopal Ayre, ’97

Donors

Justin M. Baldock, ’14

Christopher M. Uglanica, ’92

Mike Greene

Kelsi R. Finnan, ’15

Ethan Randall, ’23

Kodiak Pittel

Arizona Alpha University of Arizona

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Arthur F. Kerckhoff, ’73

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Thomas E. Allen, ’59

Dennis W. DeConcini, ’59

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Hugh V. Stewart, ’57

Peter J. Allen, ’57

Jeffrey S. Ronstadt, ’88

Jon R. Robson, ’53

Tim J. Tomko, ’60

Arthur W. Dickson, ’69

Donors

Gerald M. Ober, ’52

James M. McKenzie, ’80

Eugene Elwell Cox, ’66

Jeffrey A. Kiser, ’10

Kenneth C. Woods, ’86

Michael J Herman, ’10

Vianney M. Careaga, ’18

Colin Dempsey

Arizona Beta

Arizona State University

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Victor W. Kramer, ’61

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Robert B. Deloian, ’66

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Robert D. Lewis, ’63

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joseph V. Johnston, ’64

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Allen B. Alexander, ’67

Shelby C. Phillips, ’64

Donors

William D. Woodroffe, ’64

David J. Kovacovich, ’97

David W. Shipp, ’86

Kirby Tyler Maus, ’90

Thomas R. Ross, ’79

Lynn J. Willhite, ’63

Peter Scott Morris, ’78

Bradley G. Downing, ’74

Conor J. McGill, ’23

Lance C. Harmon, ’95

Sachin Rama

Diego Zendejas

Hogan Miller

Nicholas Hone

Giving Tuesday

In the spirit of generosity and community, organizations worldwide participated in Giving Tuesday, a global initiative encouraging philanthropy and charitable giving. Phi Delta Theta members rallied to compete this year in the Interfraternal Giving Tuesday Competition, pursuing the win and bringing in over $248,000 for the Phi Delta Theta Foundation in one day.

The Interfraternal Giving Tuesday Challenge is a friendly competition between fraternity foundations to see which organization can rally the most engagement and raise the most for its foundation. For the first time, Phi Delta Theta accepted the challenge. In twelve hours, Phi Delta Theta brothers raised an outstanding $248,317.34, surpassing our initial goal of $150,000. Our efforts outshone other prominent fraternities, including PIKE, Sigma Chi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Gamma Rho, Phi Psi, Kappa Delta Rho, and Theta Chi.

This achievement is not just a victory for Phi Delta Theta; it’s a win for the entire fraternity community, as the Giving Tuesday Challenge raised over $1 million to support students across various fraternities. The dollars raised during this campaign will help Phi Delta Theta members, allowing the Phi Delta Theta Foundation to continue meeting its mission of giving out $1 million yearly in student grants and scholarships.

A victory like the one we experienced on Giving Tuesday embodies our 2030 vision—to be recognized as North America’s premier fraternal leadership development society. Our brotherhood actively acknowledges this vision and showcases its commitment to this status through philanthropy. Thank you for transmitting the Fraternity greater than it was to you, paving the way for the future of Phi Delta Theta.

Arizona Gamma

Northern Arizona University Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Nathan A. Marmor, ’06

Samuel L. Eastman, ’15

Donors

Brett Joseph Koniarz, ’97

Nicholas O’Neal, ’16

Steven G. Garcia, ’01

Joshua E. Bernero, ’09

Arkansas Alpha University of Arkansas

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Gary Adam Norcross, ’87

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Dion F. Coakley, ’80

Donor

Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Robert Thompson Drake

Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Carl J. Gessler, ’7

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William A. Anderson, ’61

Joseph Edouard Cook, ’84

Clinton J. Fuller, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gregory M. Fair, ’79

Gerard L. Glenn, ’68

Dewitt H. Smith, ’70

Robert G. Dudley, ’58

James Luin Rutherford, ’72

Donors

Carlton K. Netherton, ’85

James Willis, ’03

Chase S. Reid, ’65

James T. Moncrief, ’74

Donald Burton Weis, ’92

Arkansas Beta

Arkansas State University

Donors

Nathan J. May, ’23

Ethan Christmas

Tyler Conner

Curtis Burnett Jr., ’22

British Columbia Alpha University of British Columbia Donors

Mason Brown

British Columbia Gamma

The University of British Columbia-Okanagan

Donors

Nils Ian Kelley

Rishan Pfaender

California Alpha

University of California, Berkeley

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Sidney R. Petersen, ’52

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David Hakman, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Steven H. Scott, ’88

Lee A. Miller, ’54

Donors

William Hayes Edmonson, ’00

Daniel Douglas Keegan, ’08

Harmon B. Green, ’54

Alonzo Perez, ’23

California Beta

Stanford University Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Charles E. Cobb, ’58

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert E. Skov, ’62

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Donald P. Clark, ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Merle John Denker, ’62

Peter D. Kamenstein, ’66

Mark M. Tucker, ’70

Donors

Andrew K. Thanos, ’67

Bruce Gregory Knapp, ’60

Robert Merwin Parks, ’59

John G. Leahy, ’61

Donald C. Butts, ’64

Rodger N. Voorhees, ’63

Robert W. Hollmann, ’64

Hans H. Kramer, ’62

Patrick A. Pancoast, ’62

California Chi

University of San Francisco

Antonio Franco Anastasio, ’23

California Delta

University of Southern California

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Richard L. Kirtland III, ’56

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Dr. Christopher C. Wagoner, ’85

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Bruce John Buettell, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Donald W. Oliphant, ’67

Todd McLean Nisbet, ’87

Diego Munoz-Flores, ’80

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Stephen S. Rados, ’68

William J. Ward, ’77

Dennis D. Hopper, ’56

Richard A. Gould, ’82

Brian H. Zenz, ’61

William R. Mitchell, ’76

Donors

Stephen B. Eldridge, ’67

Michael F. Niemann, ’87

Scott D. Wagenseller, ’94

John P. Poxon Jr., ’75

Gale Kearney Bensussen, ’70

John Kevin Hughes, ’50

James C. Seley, ’63

Kenneth D. Gould, ’84

Paul H. Reynolds, ’66

Jonathan D. Worley, ’88

Stephen Martin Ratliff, ’87

Marc Huang

Jack Brasesco

California Epsilon

University of California, Davis

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Justin Joseph Micheli, ’97

Timothy L. Zeff, ’70

Daniel G. Morrow, ’77

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Jeffrey B. Marschner, ’68

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ray Franklin Evert, ’52

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Albert Camarena, ’92

Donors

David P. Bjork, ’66

William Timothy Cashin, ’59

Brian D. Seibel, ’71

Phillip C. Winter, ’76

Lloyd R. Vierra, ’58

James E. Cuff, ’81

Theodore M. Scalione, ’61

Jeffrey A. Daugherty, ’77

Thomas M. Antoon, ’71

Paul S. Petrovich, ’82

Wayne H. Harding, ’84

California Eta

University of California, Santa Barbara Donors

Roger P. Crouthamel, ’70

Mark R. Sturges, ’74

California Gamma

University of California, Los Angeles

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John C. Cooper, ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Edwin Joseph Sauve, ’70

Paul Joseph Marin, ’51

Donors

Roger D. Bryant, ’60

Ronald W. Zell, ’63

Lon D. Mehlman, ’81

Rene Joseph Miller, ’55

Andrew-J. Quijano Magracia, ’15

California Iota

San Jose State University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Rudy M. Porchivina, ’89

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Dexter A. Tahara, ’85

Donors

Scott D. Eckerman, ’85

William Kenneth Bond, ’84

Mario Osuna, ’81

California Kappa University of California, San Diego Donors

David A. Friend, ’88

Tristan Warrick Britt, ’16

Isaiah De La Rosa

Giovani Arteaga

California Lambda

University of the Pacific

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Norman Eric Allen, ’88

Donors

Russell Paul Trumm, ’89

Shane Michael Hetzler, ’04

California Mu University of California, Riverside

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Patrick Flanagan Billiter, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael A. Garabed, ’99

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Daniel James Seligman, ’95

Christopher Alan Banta, ’92

Richard Frank Priebe, ’89

Bret Michael McMillan, ’90

Theodore M. Johnson, ’87

Marco Antonio Villa, ’97

Eugene Jongchul Choe, ’94

California Nu

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Donors

Kieran Parnaby

Oscar Luo

Armaan Huda

Vincent Trezza

Jeremy Ye

California Omega

Santa Clara University

Donors

Robert M. Nunes, ’21

Collin Barton

Cole Fettkether

Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow

At the 83rd Biennial General Convention in Pittsburgh, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation announced the official public launch of a ten-year, $30 million comprehensive campaign called Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow

As of December 31, 2023, Campaign 2030 has received 110 major gifts and raised $12 million. Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow aims to ensure that by 2030 the Phi Delta Theta Foundation has the largest endowment of any fraternity foundation and to support the Fraternity’s goal of being recognized as the best fraternal leadership society for undergraduate men in North America.

California Omicron

California State University

Sacramento

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Christopher Sanford, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joseph T. Darden, ’96

California Phi

Chapman University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Steven Babiak, ’15

Daniel R. Blake, ’14

Brendan Le, ’14

Dominic Matthew Cote

California Pi

San Diego State University

Donors

Jay Allen Bennett, ’92

Austin John Ghiossi, ’12

California Psi

Loyola Marymount University

Donors

Collin Blackford

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion

$10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

California Rho

University of La Verne

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John Ryan Dandoy, ’07

Ivan Lao Ayro, ’98

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Nicholas J. Solis, ’08

Manuel Antonio Escalante, ’01

Michael M. Wahba, ’14

Steven Vahe Kechichian, ’16

Juan Mejia Simental, ’15

Ryan W. Hoffman, ’19

Christopher Weedon, ’09

Reynaldo F. Lopez, ’04

Robert Meredith

California Sigma Sonoma State University

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Matthew J. Nicholson, ’03

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael J. Ogg, ’01

Donors

Jason Gilbert Glasspiegel, ’08

Jason A. Villeggiante, ’11

Donald Frank

California Tau

California State University, Stanislaus

Everett A. Vieira III, ’03

California Theta

University of California, Irvine

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Sean David Flynn, ’93

Ali Saeedi Behnam, ’88

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

James C. Harvey, ’84

Steven W. McCormick, ’80

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Dr. Jigar S. Kadakia, ’02

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Richard W. Smirl, ’89

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jeffrey S. Byer, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas Gregory Doyle, ’86

California Upsilon

California State University, Fresno

Donors

Victor Rodriguez

Victor Mejia

California Xi

California State University, Chico Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Scott Thomas Huntington, ’90

Donors

Jason R. Fitzer, ’08

Kyle T. Prager, ’18

Cameron Hickerson

California Zeta

California State University Northridge

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

James P. Burra, ’67

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Christopher M. Job, ’67

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Stanley Wyatt Gilson, ’70

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

David L. Kleine, ’66

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Robert J. Sherwin, ’70

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Christopher A. Lapple, ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Leonard H. Gelfand, ’67

James M. Edens, ’82

Stephen M. Berg, ’85

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David Alan Osokow, ’95

Todd Michael Smith, ’98

Donors

Lance Christopher Hille, ’95

Brian D. Ring, ’87

Rayvon Hill, ’07

Tuan Suh-hung Peng, ’98

Jayden Sengul

Colorado Alpha

University of Colorado Boulder

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William J. Mark, ’72

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Theodore G. Schmidt Jr., ’48

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Lothar A. Vasholz, ’52

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Walter A. Koelbel, ’74

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Scott M. Loughridge, ’73

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Thomas G. Brown, ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William P. Mytton, ’57

Ronald Coe McLaughlin, ’52

Mark B. Ward, ’79

Donors

John B. Kemp, ’64

Duane P. Carlson, ’60

Jon A. Lail, ’60

Douglas Evan Nock, ’88

John D. Pavich, ’75

Keith R. Hays, ’79

Michael Taylor Corrigan, ’22

Oscar Botello

Colorado Beta

Colorado College

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David J. Banks, ’77

Donors

Thomas H. Bauer, ’80

Robert Bruce Franklin, ’63

Colorado Gamma

Colorado State University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Albert R. Miller, ’69

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Col. Mark E. Craig, USA, Ret. ’71

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

John T. Harutun, ’70

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Kenneth A. Robinson, ’72

Kenneth R. Gillis, ’72

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Albert M. Carollo, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard J. Orr, ’70

Terry M. Traeder, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Paul F. Holley, ’63

Donors

Walter R. Lamkin, ’72

Jeffrey Corydon Crown, ’92

Howard A. Williams, ’72

Thomas Henry Martinez, ’02

Chad Keith Becker, ’95

Ryan Odefey

Connecticut Alpha

Central Connecticut

State University

Donors

Zane John Barber, ’06

Eric Cyr, ’23

Connecticut Gamma University of Connecticut

Donor

Tyler Dickinson

District of Columbia Alpha

George Washington University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Hugh Davis Atkinson, ’20

Donors

Scott Eric Rothschild

Florida Alpha

University of Florida

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Christopher A. Jones, ’82

John H. Dasburg, ’73

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Douglass F. Wiles, ’74

George Andrew Pollock, ’89

James Hyatt Brown, ’59

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Richard M. Leslie, ’58

Ronald E. Canakaris, ’66

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Dale R. Hedrick, ’78

UC IRVINE ’02

Jigar Kadakia, MD

“I am a board-certified family practitioner by trade. Currently practicing and living in the Los Angeles area. I joined California Theta in 1999–2000 on the UC Irvine campus, bond #581.

Campaign 2030 is an investment into the future. Without our support now, our future is not bright. Students cannot afford school alone; it seems astronomical to the cost of attending even a state college. Giving money towards scholarships can ease the burden of loans, even if minimal, and bring more focus to education that will lead us to the betterment of our future.

Without the brotherhood and foundation of Phi Delta Theta, I would not be where I am today: a brother, a member, and a leader. I have greatly succeeded by learning and living my life based on the Fraternity’s motto and creed. We should always leave the place we entered better than we had found it. This principle will always hold a place near my heart as I try to apply this way to my personal life.

Thank you so much for letting me be a part of something that I always wanted to do and have the fortunate ability to do.”

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Daniel D. Doyle, ’59

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Alan Gerald Divers, ’57

Fred H. Beshears, ’68

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Ray L. Bassett, ’51

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert W. Lloyd, ’87

Terry R. Born, ’60

Kenneth D. Carle, ’81

Ronald E. Birchall, ’64

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club 1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Andrew Karl Olson, ’88

James E. Eadens, ’62

John Milton, ’58

Michael L. Miller, ’80

Robert L. Olive, ’50

Harold J. Von Weller, ’71

James B. Souder, ’62

Charles R. Mathis, ’83

Michael McCall Harris, ’93

Charles Frank Chehardy, ’90

John P. Welsh, ’74

Guy W. Norris, ’84

Edward R. Griffin, ’57

David Allen Hightower, ’90

Todd Wayne Fennell, ’87

Taz Talas

Andrew Feira

Vincent Grazidei, ’22

Matthew Lloyd

Florida Beta

Rollins College

Donor

Jay C. Scarlata, ’81

Florida Delta

University of Miami

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David Foster, ’73

John E. Aurelius, ’64

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William C. Haas, ’58

Robert J. Shelley, ’66

Robert Charles Ungerer, ’74

Alan Lee Bialkowski, ’71

Robert B. Trammell, ’59

Robert J. Blachley, ’69

Bart N. Morrison, ’60

David Rohrey Bergstresser, ’68

Stephen R. Baldwin, ’64

Florida Epsilon

University of South Florida

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Michael J. Fimiani, ’89

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Matthew Daley Nelis, ’93

Kenneth A. Reyes, ’68

George W. Engler, ’68

Craig W H. McCandless, ’85

Timothy M. Duffy, ’83

Woodrow W. Owen, ’67

Mark D. Stichter, ’71

Richard Hunter, ’98

Florida Eta

The University of West Florida Donor

Andy N. Dukes, ’71

Florida Gamma

Florida State University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Joshua Paul Stephens, ’98

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Howard M. Beckert, ’71

Brian Allen Church, ’02

Kevin J. Hallahan, ’77

Louis M. Rawls, ’95

Hugh N. Durham, ’56

Edward H. Pike, ’77

Ryan Gerard Schell, ’12

Michael Avory Potts, ’94

Florida Iota

University of Central Florida

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert A. Mehler, ’96

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Brian Edward Thompson, ’95

Gregory T. Rhodes, ’84

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John William Engle, ’92

Donors

Matthew Alan Porath, ’03

John Seavey Mischuck, ’87

Austin Lauziere

Chad Messel

Dominic Mayo Calandra, ’16

Ethan Endres

Florida Kappa

Florida International University

Daniel Martins Baptista, ’89

Joe Solis

Florida Mu

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William Stuart Morrison, ’82

Donors

Lincoln Lauchaire Kelly, ’17

Matthew Nelson

Ryan Wegenke

Michael Dipierro, ’23

Florida Nu

Florida Atlantic University

Donor

Luc Croteau

Florida Omicron

Nova Southeastern University

Donors

Matthew Charles Ticotsky

Milan Patel

Sushank Soma, ’23

Florida Theta

The University of Tampa

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Ron Kyle Bailey, ’95

William R. Richardson, ’80

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Fred N. Stribling, ’80

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Brian Joseph Malison, ’94

Lawrence G. Baratta, ’81

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald J. Garon, ’80

Donors

Timothy John Scott, ’93

David Geoffrey Ruffer, ’94

Vincent Mora

Florida Xi

Florida Gulf Coast University

Donor

Michael Dolce

Florida Zeta

Jacksonville University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Scott Owen Meredith, ’95

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael D. Bussey, ’75

Georgia Alpha

University of Georgia

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Mark B. Chandler, ’81

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Benjamin H. Underwood, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

C. Duncan Beard, ’70

F. David Muschamp, ’72

Charles A. Beckum, ’81

William H. Duckworth, ’57

Horace E. Evans, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard G. Austin, ’68

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John W. Griffin, ’70

Evan Richard Elder, ’04

Barton A. Collins, ’97

Jason Taylor Hymel, ’20

Georgia Beta Emory University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Ben F. Cheek, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Thomas W. Wright, ’79

Russell Thomas, ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas S. Chambless, ’65

Richard B. Fentin, ’77

W. Wheeler Bryan, ’62

Nick J. Pisaris, ’61

Thomas A. Copulos, ’84

Donors

William M. Madison, ’46

Joseph E. Carruth, ’71

Georgia Delta

Georgia Institute of Technology

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William H. Jolley, ’78

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

James Terry Honan, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jack V. Walz, ’60

Ralph M. Tanner, ’64

David C. Schmidt, ’75

John C. Holman, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Carl M. Baumgardner, ’58

Michael Balliet, ’58

Alfred F. Gentle, ’75

Timothy S. Floyd, ’80

William Hamilton All, ’56

Eric E. Hogan, ’72

William J. Falconer, ’85

Donors

Joseph H. Hill, ’75

John E. Bauknight, ’62

Lloyd H. Goodman, ’78

Benjamin Franklin Harris, ’59

Francis H. Crockard, ’59

William E. Curtis, ’63

Frasier M. Smith, ’68

Raymond Willoch, ’55

Garland Radford, ’61

William Alden Simpson, ’98

Carlton E. Bell, ’73

Bradley Friedrich

Georgia Epsilon

Georgia Southern University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Robert A. Biggs, ’76

Trustees’ Roundtable

The Trustees’ Roundtable has four levels at which the Foundation recognizes the dollar amount a donor gives within a calendar year. Members of the Trustees’ Roundtable are invited to quarterly roundtable sessions with the Phi Delta Theta Executive Cabinet. At these meetings, members are given insider information about the happenings of Phi Delta Theta and invited to ask questions and offer feedback.

Here are the levels of the Trustees’ Roundtable: Trustees’ Roundtable

Silver Medallion

Gold Medallion

Platinum Medallion

Students and alumni who have graduated within the past ten years are invited to join at the following entry points:

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Steve Allen Lynch, ’82

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Ronald Q. Pye, ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Kevin Ray Rice, ’88

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Lovett Bennett, ’78

Judson Reid Puckett, ’87

Donors

Benjamin W. Carmichael, ’77

James H. Radcliffe Jr., ’81

Roderick Scott Schofill, ’83

William H. Pelfrey, ’73

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Mark Douglas Fincher, ’01

Parker Eberly

Ryan Misterka

Bradley Schmidt

Ethan Miller

Kade Peebles

Georgia Eta

University of West Georgia Donors

Kaleb Boland

Jared William Atkins

Travis Jakob Suttles

Georgia Gamma

Mercer University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeremy Paul Sale, ’02

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John G. Conger, ’68

Austin Arman Deray, ’10

Stephen G. Bailey, ’74

G. Ryan Meyer von Bremen, ’04

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James Monroe Hunt, ’06

Michael S. Meyer von Bremen, ’79

John E. Anderson, ’67

Donors

Durwood Thomas Pye, ’67

James Lawton O’Quinn, ’56

Neil A. Struby, ’74

John Joseph Garrett, ’11

Travis Michael McCloskey, ’01

W. Richard McMichael, ’55

Markus R. Hill, ’85

Stephen T. Wright, ’89

Clyde H. Robertson, ’77

Lucas Scheutzow

Georgia Iota

University of North Georgia

Donors

Ryan McGlaun

Michael Gairing

Simon Jacob Miller

Stephen Compton

Georgia Theta

Augusta University

HanBin Leo Lee

Zachary Quinn Williams, ’23

Cuyler Lewis

Gabriel Brunkow-Schnell

Georgia Zeta

Georgia College and State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Scott Matthew Clemens, ’90

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Philip J. Stein, ’79

Donors

Robert A. Nelson, ’87

Edward Yancey Walker, ’76

William R. Bowden, ’83

Dean P. Bagwell, ’84

Idaho Alpha

University of Idaho

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Lawrence A. Nye, ’65

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert G. Syring, ’61

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James W. Palmer, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard L. Martin, ’74

David L. Christensen, ’53

Wray W. Featherstone, ’62

Robert D. Payne, ’55

Donors

Leslie B. Mix, ’57

Laurence D. Jansen, ’75

Cody J. Flynn, ’19

Robert C. Johnson, ’75

Michael Youngwirth

Illinois Alpha

Northwestern University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Joseph J. Alfirevic, ’79

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Edwin C. Gage, ’63

Daniel L. Kloeppel, ’70

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John G. Waterbury, ’66

Henry G. Herzing, ’59

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard H. Dean, ’69

Fred Cowley, ’57

Donors

Stanley E. Skarda, ’76

Larry Y. Dann, ’67

Blaine A. Ogilvie, ’79

Illinois Beta University of Chicago

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Joseph M. Kacena, ’36

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James E. A. Hopkins, ’28

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeffrey M. Trinklein, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John M. H. Gregg, ’84 M. Cheak Yee, ’71

Donors

Bryan K. Lemonds, ’84

Edward Mark Rafalski, ’88

Maneesh Kumar Arora, ’90

Adam David Shepard, ’89

Nicolas Peter Santoro, ’12

George R. Woodbury, ’83

John C. Tweed, ’71

Jon Peter Beckett, ’86

Julian Marc Cohen, ’91

Samir A. Gandhi, ’90

Illinois Delta-Zeta

Knox College

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

James M. Trapp, ’61

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Jeffrey C. Cooper, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert D. Baldwin, ’59

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kenneth G. Craig, ’60

Illinois Eta

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Jerry J. Felmley, USAF, Ret. ’55

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Richard T. Leighton, ’49

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

William B. Grubb, ’57

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

John B. Swisher, ’51

George M. Fisher, ’62

William J. Bonansinga, ’59

Clark E. Lund, ’62

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Andrew J. Hurter, ’61

David G. McGann, ’62

Robert W. Werner, ’82

Neal J. Keating, ’77

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David S. Druz, ’75

James V. Bronson, ’56

Donors

Jon Jason Jenkins, ’94

Robert T. Parkhill, ’46

Grant Dyer

Chad Spencer Ballard, ’99

Mark Alan Garlieb, ’78

Jimmy Riedel

Colin McHugh

Illinois Gamma

Monmouth College

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Stephen M. Bloomer, ’83

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Anthony S. St. Clair, ’11

Donors

Collin Morris

Adam P. Ruble, ’15

Daniel Lee Asbell, ’13

Patrick Sullivan Corrigan, ’13

Troy Stuart Hippen, ’22

Andrew Nickols

Zachary Colberg, ’22

Illinois Iota

Eastern Illinois University Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gary Dean Ballinger, ’98

Illinois Theta Lake Forest College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William R. Rediske, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard K. Schweers, ’64

Indiana Alpha

Indiana University-Bloomington

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeffery Wade Ehringer, ’94

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joseph E. Kenworthy, ’72

Earl Ronald Johnson, ’82

Sword and Shield Society

The Phi Delta Theta Foundation is proud to recognize its’ most loyal donors through the Sword and Shield Society, for those who make consecutive annual contributions to the Foundation. Membership starts in the third year of giving and is only maintained by giving at least once each year.

Recognition levels are as follows: 3-6 years Scroll Level 7–14 years Azure Level 15–24 years Silver Level 25–39 years Gold Level 40–49 years Platinum Level 50+ years Lifetime Level

The Foundation sends out special recognition items to each group starting at year three when the Foundation begins sending a copy of The Scroll magazine twice annually.

There are currently nine brothers who have been giving for fifty years! Can you find them in the Donor Honor Roll?

Kenneth S. Brown, ’82

Jacque E. Foust, ’63

Jon R. Bausback, ’61

Jack A. Kenworthy, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Mark E. Rhodes, ’79

John D. Newhouse, ’68

William F. Laut, ’80

James Koday, ’73

Thomas H. Lapp, ’66

Troy Lewis Puckett, ’79

Michael S. Brown, ’80

Raymond Lawrence Steele, ’69

Donors

Douglas F. Linsmith, ’61

Jeffrey E. McClellan, ’66

Terrance E. Spradlin, ’89

Barth J. Anderson, ’74

Brett John Cosich, ’00

John S. McDonnell, ’69

Lance Russell, ’91

Christopher James Oliver, ’90

Nate Alexander

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Indiana Beta

Wabash College

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gregory Allen Horman, ’92

Daniel F. Susie, ’68

Donors

Louis J. Fenoglio, ’81

Mark Byron Sutton, ’92

Gary T. Matthews, ’65

Nathaniel James France

Aidan Mason

Noah Pendleton

Indiana Delta Franklin College

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Louis Michael Ream, ’52

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

James Terry Frey, ’67

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Dennis D. Hicks, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Forest D. Daugherty, ’53

Robert Winters Ater, ’98

Edward T. Haynes, ’79

James F. Quimby, ’63

Thomas W. Boyer, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

George E. Klinger, ’67

Donors

John W. Bergman, ’55

William L. Dunham, ’62

Jack L. Hocker, ’52

Lawrence R. Kellogg, ’56

Gary J. O’Connor, ’71

Patrick A. Collier, ’84

Indiana Epsilon Hanover College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Edward G. Whipple, ’74

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Gary B. Montgomery, ’60

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert Louis Burkart, ’88

Charles Burk Fleming, ’66

James E. Massman, ’55

W. Allen Cole III, ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Daniel Michael Vaughan, ’95

W. Andrew Cole, ’11

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

George D. Brutcher, ’71

Robert W. Newman, ’59

John M. Srofe, ’79

Jonathon Roy Collier, ’09

William T. Baker, ’73

Donors

Terryl R. Kron, ’84

Theodore S. Proud, ’57

David W. Steede, ’65

Keith E. White, ’80

John C. Matthew, ’51

Raymond J. White, ’57

Zachary M. Stringer, ’22

Jeffrey Lawrence Bohman, ’91

C. William Bechman, ’69

Neil S. Handley, ’58

Danny L. Purtee, ’63

Brooks B. Wilson, ’73

Bruce L. Kamplain, ’73

Mark Edward Kleiman, ’87

Graham Allen Denning, ’17

Evan Stacy, ’20

Michael Weiss, ’11

Joshua Edward Grubbs, ’10

Rodney Brent Minton, ’94

Clinton Todd Bowers, ’89

Jackson Payne

Matthew Griffin

Jamey Deckard

Indiana Eta

Indiana State University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Darwin J. McCallian, ’75

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Carl B. Melby, ’78

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Walter Kipling Smith, ’73

Richard C. Crawford, ’69

Larry R. Gurchiek, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

R. Andrew Harper, ’73

Samuel Hawkins, ’76

Raymond L. Kennedy, ’75

Kenneth A. Amos, ’76

Matthew Joseph Misterka, ’92

Steven W. Frees, ’72

James R. Schultz, ’73

Indiana Gamma

Butler University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Frederic Bruckner Lowrie, ’71

John D. Cooke, ’62

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Stephen L. Petross, ’68

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

C. Thomas McClintic, ’96

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Richard Todd Orr, ’84

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Don A. Thompson, ’66

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Walter C. Warner, ’72

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Stanley M. Cuppy, ’78

Charles W. Thompson, ’61

Harry F. Todd, ’81

Michael D. Eikenberry, ’95

Lonnie D. Showley, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Elliott Segarra, ’97

Joseph Christopher Dits, ’88

James R. Phillippe, ’77

Andrew Thomas Golomb, ’01

Marc Phillip Ugo, ’92

Joel E. McVey, ’14

Donors

James C. Jarrette, ’70

Jack D. Krebs, ’62

Michael Thomas Schau, ’16

Richard C. Bedan, ’81

Donald Joseph Perin III, ’15

John G. Kroetz, ’15

Henry J. Davis, ’67

Henry Borovicka Gerig, ’23

Garrett Alan Gosselink, ’90

Ben Buttrick

Bryan Galang

Clayton Reames

Ethan McDonald

Grant Gilsenan

Luke Andritsch

Luke Crabriel

Sam Lineweaver

Colin Flynn

Timothy Edward Bowers, ’90

Connor McHugh

Indiana Iota

Valparaiso University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David W. Gitch, ’62

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert B. Schuemann, ’71

Mark Hugo Duesenberg, ’84

George David Bluhm, ’60

Donors

Robert James Ostrom, ’86

John E. Fredericks, ’74

William Herbert Seldon, ’60

Nathan Andrew Hopper, ’16

Jacob Van Horn, ’19

Jacob W. Schlosser, ’16

Aaron Hollis, ’17

Corey McClure

Timothy Benz

Indiana Kappa

Ball State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Dale L. Peterson, ’74

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert P. Roberts, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas J. Lazzara, ’68

Andrew J. Gilmore, ’99

Clarence D. Kennedy, ’76

Donors

Mason Alexander Whitis, ’19

Charles E. Smith, ’71

Marvin P. Brethauer, ’68

Dale E. Ernstes, ’72

Chris Dunning

Andrew M. Buck

Indiana Lambda

University of Southern Indiana

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Moe Stephens II, ’99

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Andrew T. McGuire, ’08

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert M. Wolfley, ’10

Donors

Ryan Robert Clarida, ’08

Cody James Hike, ’17

Evan Richard Hiple, ’98

Craig Thomas Arnold, ’09

Alex C. Fath, ’13

Indiana Mu

Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Dylan Ford, ’17

Donors

Brandon Dean May, ’16

Dwight Smith

Indiana Theta

Purdue University

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Jay V. Ihlenfeld, ’74

1848 Society

The 1848 Society recognizes those donors who have set up automatic donations with the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. These donors give monthly through their bank, credit card, or payroll deduction. You can join online at phideltatheta.org/donate be sure to select ’monthly’ when making your donation. If you prefer to give through your bank or payroll deduction, you can contact Joanne McCoy at 513-580-6707 for more information. In 2023, eighty-nine donors were members of the 1848 Society!

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Robert L. Bowen, ’61

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Paul V. Troup III, ’63

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Robert B. Taylor, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Philip F. Trego, ’65

Douglas A. Joyce, ’67

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Steven G. Yapp, ’84

Gary R. Batesole, ’77

Erich G. Smith, ’71

Larry L. Bennison, ’63

James Paul Williamson, ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Stephen W. Marmon, ’67

Albert John Geis, ’53

Donors

Lawrence B. Taylor, ’86

Michael O. Warnecke, ’63

Timothy G. Marshall, ’80

Daniel E. Keyler, ’70

Clarence A. Posthauer, ’60

Robert W. Elsey, ’86

Larry K. Long, ’64

Richard L. Haug, ’65

Robert Lillich Burkart, ’02

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Filip Gregory Szeszko, ’19

Nick Warden, ’15

Dayson Scott Sorrells

Indiana Zeta

DePauw University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Bruce P. Bickner, ’65

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

William R. Powell, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark Z. Orr, ’75

Stanley E. McCormack, ’71

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard B. Kotila, ’77

Craig L. McGaughey, ’71

Gerald L. Ward, ’56

Donors

Vincent M. Aguirre, ’12

Charles William Hetzel, ’92

John C. Korschot, ’73

Steven J. Moore, ’75

Iowa Alpha

Iowa Wesleyan University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Allen R. Scott, ’69

Robert D. Spina, ’65

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Frederick W. Miller, ’63

Arvid H. Anderson, ’46

Donors

Thomas J. Peters, ’73

Ronald M. Capone, ’66

H. Bryan Katchay, ’90

Iowa Beta

University of Iowa

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Charles Robert Kincaid, ’87

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James S. DuBois, ’49

Daniel R. Bettenhausen, ’12

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William A. Van Orsdel, ’66

Harlan W. Broberg, ’49

Don A. Petersen, ’58

Patrick Robert Wilson, ’15

Donor

David Matthew Urech, ’02

Iowa Delta

Drake University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Mark A. Dagitz, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Mark A. Clark, ’80

Rod A. Patterson, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald B. Mehling, ’64

Stephen Glenn Krochmal, ’89

John Francis Kelly, ’88

Peter J. Barber, ’81

Donors

Douglas G. Bruce, ’72

David S. Ziegler, ’77

David J. Thompson, ’63

Douglas A. James, ’69

Kristopher John Covi, ’95

Everett Mullican, ’20

Jonathon Gordon Young, ’87

Michael Gardiner Murray, ’88

Robert J. Mehling, ’67

Phil Tita

Iowa Gamma

Iowa State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William R. Beckman, ’71

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Marc S. Mores, ’95

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Raymond H. Steben, ’61

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Jay D. Longnecker, ’96

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Allen Nicol Bolte, ’61

Joel Cameron Magruder, ’87

Gene R. De Koster, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Steven J. Good, ’04

Jeffrey N. Downing, ’68

Ronald G. Saffer, ’63

William R. Farr, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John R. Jamison, ’61

Bernard A. Everett, ’50

Brian W. Sugden, ’70

Gilbert B. Hennenfent, ’59

Daniel A. Longnecker, ’64

Terry A. Reid, ’66

Bruce E. Byers, ’63

Craig P. Tatro, ’81

Donors

Colin J. Hueser, ’13

J. David McIntosh, ’66

Jason Hill, ’04

Neil Justin Carroll, ’07

Bradley Alan Hoyt, ’97

Robert William Fowles, ’81

Braden Rowe

Johnny Wilkins

Kansas Alpha

University of Kansas

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

A. Scott Ritchie, ’54

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

A. Scott Ritchie III, ’80

Thomas W. Van Dyke, ’60

James A. Billings, ’80

Charles W. Elliott, ’43

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Matthew W. Tucker, ’93

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John H. Stauffer, ’49

Hugh T. Forbes, ’77

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William L. Frick, ’64

Leslie G. McLaughlin, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kenneth R. Kubitschek, ’74

Dean W. Graves, ’56

Lawrence B. Thomas, ’58

Donors

Gary T. Goss, ’75

Robert C. Swift, ’76

William H. Davis, ’83

Brett Evans Knoff, ’94

Gregory J. Dierberg, ’93

Sean Solem

Kansas Beta

Washburn University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

James Gorham Clarke, ’97

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Steven A. Brown, ’67

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James H. Kirk Jr., ’62

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Robert C. Taggart, ’51

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Onis L. Lemon, ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William H. Told, ’51

Christopher R. Hill, ’94

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kevin M. Givens, ’93

Philip Scott Kaberline, ’03

Terry E. Beck, ’72

Donors

Theron L. Sims, ’67

Justin Wade Walker, ’96

Charles J. Kostanski, ’79

Kevin M. Cowan, ’87

Robert E. Bliss, ’58

Ben Doole

Kansas Delta

Wichita State University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

William H. Lappin, ’79

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark H. Armfield, ’80

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ty M. Coup, ’90

Kevin Richard Dreiling, ’90

Ned C. Stoll, ’67

Donors

Joseph L. Jimenez, ’99

Nicholas Ryan Cordt, ’04

Lonnie W. Glen, ’81

Jerry R. Fink, ’63

Brayden J. Hosman, ’20

Gregory Ray Boxberger, ’74

Anthony C. Osu, ’05

Kevin Kirk Tipton, ’79

Dalton C. Glasscock, ’17

Cullen Michener, ’23

Daniel J. McPartland, ’80

Ronald W. Grasse, ’76

Vijay Sai Swarna, ’16

Connor Pore

Luke Morrow

Garrett Petty

Ethan McElravy

Mathew Banman

Mathias Benitez

Addison Nguyen

Alex James Durano, ’17

Andrew Lathem

Justin Carlson

Nathan Holloway

KANSAS ’26

Hoch A. Saylor

Shaffer Honors College Participant

“I attended the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute in the summer of 2023. Of the 1,000 brothers there, I was fortunate enough to be designated as one of sixty or so Shaffer Honors College of Leadership participants. I was maybe a little skeptical going in, not knowing what to expect from Honors College. But I learned so much about myself, other people, and leadership techniques from our instructors, successful alumni who shared their viewpoints and challenged us in ways that took us out of our comfort zone.

Phi Delta Theta has boosted my skills and confidence and allowed me to gain experience in leadership roles. I had no intention of running for it, but I’m now our chapter’s recruitment chairman. I can’t emphasize enough the value of the connections I’ve made, networking and meeting many successful alumni from different areas and backgrounds. I feel like I have an ‘in’ wherever I go.”

Kansas Epsilon

Emporia State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Kevin A. Pouch, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Shane P. H. Heiman, ’06

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert Timothy Shadoin, ’92

Harold Edmund Shigley, ’77

Charles K. Weston, ’76

Rueben D. Perez, ’85

Donors

Roger W. Heineken, ’78

Ryan James Thompson, ’09

Lorne K. Willard, ’86

Christopher Peine

Christian Presley

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion

$10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Samuel Letts

Tristen Fell

Joshua Woolverton

Kansas Gamma

Kansas State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Dale L. Preston, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Marc R. Ramsdale, ’79

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

J. Thom Norbury, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jon R. Barbee, ’68

Larry E. Heasty, ’68

Stanley Eugene Wingate, ’58

Charles C. Cole, ’71

Donors

Richard Kent Adams, ’63

Matthew A. Buchmann, ’64

Charles E. Johnson, ’58

Andrew James Towner, ’02

Keith L. Stanley, ’66

Gregory P. Hanson, ’68

Brandon Eugene Keller, ’15

Nicholas Engle

Owen Macke

Kansas Theta

Ottawa University

Graham Taylor Dixon, ’19

Brock Chapman

Dave Wiley

Henry A. Mathis

Joshua Curving

Kentucky Alpha-Delta

Centre College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Hugh G. Hines, ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard S. Raymond, ’66

James D. Rouse, ’62

William E. Marcrum, ’82

Ethan Humphries

Ronald L. Sensibaugh, ’76

Matthew S. Reynolds, ’03

Richard A. Mateer, ’62

Jack Kennedy

Kentucky Epsilon

University of Kentucky

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Anthony H. Ambrose, ’67

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

James W. Masters, ’85

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Hugh M. Walker, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Cornelius D. Dosker, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Larry L. R. Smith, ’61

Donors

Roger H. Peoples, ’62

Patrick M. Payne, ’58

Robert Z. Joseph, ’68

James P. Wellman, ’86

Frederick Clay Ackiss, ’83

Kyle Thomas Heffernan

Zach Meixner

Baxter Brown

Ian Laffey

Kentucky Eta

Western Kentucky University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Phillip Wayne Barnhouse, ’92

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Charles Louis Pride, ’87

Bill D. Whittaker, ’65

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Joseph Lee Morel, ’02

David G. Chandler, ’81

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William R. Bartlett, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph Dan Beavers, ’01

Albert W. Norris, ’67

Alex Downing, ’21

Donors

Jerry Richard Wolf, ’98

David Clayton Berkemeier, ’92

Bill T. Edwards, ’74

Roger William Casalengo, ’89

Eric Phillip Thomas, ’17

Thomas M. Duddy, ’71

Stephen Craig Cherry, ’91

Lance Bradley Alm, ’89

Scott Lee Crutcher, ’92

Nicholas Michael Church, ’96

William Harris, ’21

Kaleb Hall Hampton, ’18

Evan James Mack, ’16

William Pride, ’22

Bret Lee Mayberry, ’90

Christopher A. Helm, ’78

Gregory I. Story, ’77

Kevin Allen Gregory, ’95

Kyle David Strother, ’90

Mark Alan Marsh, ’89

Walter Leonard Loving, ’88

Jeffrey R. G. Anderson, ’84

Michael Todd Rutland, ’95

Collin Isaac Ray, ’17

Emory Barnhouse

Daniel Joseph Watterson, ’89

Patrick Michael McKew, ’03

Matthew A. Puckett, ’20

William C. Hatter, ’66

John David Allen, ’04

Christopher Hughes Lindholm, ’02

James Christopher Watkins, ’86

Justin Patrick Downey, ’19

Bradley Daniel Thomas, ’04

Bransen Grant Hall, ’19

Bryson Thompson, ’22

Craig William White, ’92

David Lawrence Apple, ’98

David Wayne Ferrell, ’93

Michael Hubbard

Robert James Hodge, ’91

Theodore Jackson Bennett, ’18

William A Knight, ’00

Scott William Shonk, ’05

Jason Michael Nemes, ’00

John Murphree

Troy Dean Wood, ’99

Griffin Wynsma

Owen Philip Gollar, ’92

Chad Wilson

Hunter Louis Garstin, ’21

John Norris Reecer, ’17

Kyle Alexander Smith, ’18

Schaefer Wagner

Tribhuwan Singh, ’22

William Derek Hickey, ’00

Will Downing

Zach Goedde

Trevor Austin Grove, ’18

Andrew Baribeau

Bailey Tyler Dahlquist, ’19

Brenton Edward Ditto, ’02

Caden Seward

Cameron Hartig

Cameron Matthew Garmon, ’23

Gabriel Lynn Fancher, ’00

Giovanni Olvera

Jacob Michael Giannelli, ’20

Jacob Stone Fullenwider, ’16

James Routt Holman, ’90

Jared Downey

Jason Wade Heflin, ’97

John Stone Proffitt, ’17

Jordan Allen Tackett, ’19

Justin Pittman Mylor, ’95

Luke Kassenbrock, ’23

Matthew Bradley Butts, ’04

Nick Brunner

Noah Carter Wilson, ’21

Sean Thomas Nethery, ’16

Stephen Michael West, ’02

Timothy Dalton Godbey, ’19

Hunter Jewett

Thomas Pabin

Kentucky Iota

University of Louisville

Donor

Zachary Lucas Pennington

Caleb Benjamin Childers, ’21

Kentucky Theta

Eastern Kentucky University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert D. Kelly, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Timothy L. Brown, ’83

J. Todd Mason, ’92

Chad Michael Hall, ’07

Robert Lloyd Hatcher, ’86

Robert A. Brown, ’77

Lucas Pulvermacher

Christopher Paul Champ, ’88

Zachary Tyler Manning, ’23

Jerry Wayne Bertram, ’99

Timothy David Neville, ’89

Kentucky Zeta

Kentucky Wesleyan College

Kenneth Richard Holladay, ’74

Louisiana Alpha

Tulane University of Louisiana

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Milner Wayne McVadon, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert G. Coleman III, ’60

Lowell Westerman, ’51

Donor

Alex Emilio Motyka

Louisiana Beta

Louisiana State University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

David A. Jones, ’84

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Thorn C. Huffman, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William McKinley Ramsey, ’07

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph John Reis III, ’64

Barry B. Baker, ’67

Donors

Andrew C. Slater, ’88

Kirk G. Jones, ’74

Charles H. Calandro, ’72

Thomas D. McGuffey, ’83

Louisiana Epsilon

Louisiana Tech University

Donors

Abram Bender

Living Bond Society

The Living Bond Society honors Phis and friends who have informed the Phi Delta Theta Foundation of a legacy commitment via one of the following planned giving vehicles:

• Wills and Living Trusts

• Beneficiary Designations

• Charitable Gift Annuities

• Charitable Remainder Trust

• Charitable Lead Trusts

• Real Estate

• Donor-Advised Funds

Knowing where to start when it comes to legacy giving is often confusing. Visit the Foundation’s Planned Giving web page at https://phide.lt/ planned-giving to help guide you on the path to securing a future for your family and Phi Delta Theta.

If you have any questions or prefer to chat with someone about the options, contact Brayden Hosman at 513-580-6724 or bhosman@ phideltatheta.org.

Since the Living Bond Society was launched, 252 donors have joined, including eight new brothers in 2023! Add your name 2024.

Gabriel Freeman

Tyler Emory

Brandon Buckalew, ’23

Alvaro G. Rodriguez

Derek Morvant

Will Leake

Louisiana Gamma

University of Louisiana-Lafayette

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

T. Scott Smith, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Lawrence William Uhde, ’84

Maine Alpha Colby College

Richard L. Seavey, ’59

Manitoba Alpha University of Manitoba

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Kenneth T. Ransby, ’69

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion

$10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Justin F. Reitsma, ’01

Donors

Ish Khatter, ’24

Nicholas Lu, ’23

Allan W. Paul, ’74

Maryland Alpha University of Maryland-College Park

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Edward Burke Wilford IV, ’79

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Michael B. Twigg, ’74

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

John Charles Ford, ’64

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Robert H. Larsen, ’52

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Christopher W. Washburn, ’93

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Harold C. Curtis, ’61

Adam Michael Hasner, ’91

Raymond R. Kazmierski, ’51

Jeffrey A. Rivest, ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Paul R. Leleck, ’72

Thomas C. Morrison, ’56

Harold James Campbell Jr., ’59

Vernon Rodney Tate, ’61

James A. Goff, ’85

Robert E. Scott, ’67

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Lee William Woods, ’67

John Paul Thomas, ’89

Preston E. Insley, ’56

Charles James Hart, ’62

Robert C. Roberts, ’70

Luckett G. Maynard, ’65

Guy W. Silas, ’83

Robert M. Dudley, ’69

Nicholas Ryan Novak, ’05

Donors

Thomas James McLane, ’02

Nicholas J. Schaus, ’67

Edwin J. Callahan, ’74

George L. Mino, ’74

Daniel David Kaplan, ’91

Aidan Parks

Maryland Beta McDaniel College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Brig. Gen. Donald F. Schenk, USA, Ret., ’71

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Keith D. Muller, ’71

Robert C. Andrews, ’77

David Michael Stout, ’76

William M McCormick, ’73

Donors

Leon D. Salzman, ’74

Randolph V. Dove, ’74

William S. Kaplan, ’71

Randolph F. Witter, ’76

Charles E. Moore, ’71

Wayne M. Winterling, ’80

Calvin Thomas Benevento, ’15

Jonathan Gary Rose, ’86

Richard W. Douglas, ’72

Christopher M. Hartwyk, ’82

Lawrence E. Schmidt, ’75

David B. Solow, ’72

Kevin Matthew Joyce, ’05

Jeffrey L. Slider, ’74

Michael M. Mock, ’73

Randall A. Butzer, ’82

David F. Bufter, ’74

James D. Degrafft, ’85

Charles M. Spicknall, ’72

Frank Sullivan, ’70

David A. Severn, ’77

William Andrew Kauffman, ’08

David J. Sekira, ’80

George S. Gumann, ’73

Donald A. Dulaney, ’74

Robert C. Brown, ’74

Robert J. Kresslein, ’77

Brian Matthew Hose, ’00

David M. Firor, ’79

Donald I. Mohler II, ’72

John Patrick Sullivan, ’91

Jonathan Marc Pitonzo, ’00

Norman G. Snyder, ’72

Patrick L. Rogan, ’83

Richard A. St John, ’84

James Nicholson Hess, ’88

Matthew James Hines, ’15

William Bruce Spire, ’93

William D. Newkirk, ’72

Lawrence G. Van Horn, ’76

Frederick J. Zavaglia, ’74

William T. Rowe, ’77

Kenneth S. Kester, ’72

Arthur G. Phillips, ’74

Danny L. Wilson, ’71

Mark W. Higdon, ’75

Matthew Luke Grande, ’23

Thomas H. Rafter, ’74

Gary Richard Ahrens, ’77

Shawn Thomas Beaumont, ’13

Wayne M. Butler, ’72

Carlos H. Ortega, ’85

George W. Metz, ’78

John B. Rosenquist, ’85

Joseph N. Ingolia, ’76

Matthew S. Zimmerman, ’73

Ross Anthony Hollebon, ’97

Steven R. Vaughan, ’76

Thomas A. Smith, ’82

August E. Aull, ’75

David A. Reinecker, ’77

John I. Barnes, ’77

Michael Boone Easley, ’81

Matthew W. King, ’77

Stephen Thomas Bufter, ’74

William Scott Tinney, ’91

Malik William Walfall, ’19

Quinn William McGinnes, ’20

Michael D. Rigoli, ’18

Alan P. Baker, ’73

Barry E. Morris, ’77

Colin K. McCollough, ’86

Daniel Braddock LaGrua, ’89

Daniel Tobias Belove, ’03

Douglas J. Ragan, ’79

Earle B. Myers, ’74

Francis G. Stakem, ’77

Gary W. Schanche, ’71

Keith A. Grunow, ’86

Kevin P. Trezise, ’83

Matthew D. Baker, ’83

Michael S. Frazer, ’79

Philip Russell Simmerer, ’97

Regan J. R. Smith, ’81

Richard Mattingly, ’75

Robert A. Moore, ’75

Ronald R. Freeman, ’72

Watson M. Lohmann, ’83

William E. Jenne, ’85

William J. Holloway Jr., ’72

John B. Jenkins, ’74

Randy W. Shaw, ’81

Lynn F. Coy, ’73

Russell C. Hess, ’77

Michael Charles Eves, ’95

Drew Sutton Gress, ’11

Brian N. Trumpower, ’78

Carl David Petrucci, ’73

John L. Spaar, ’81

Michael E. Warthen, ’77

Robert Trader, ’84

William S. Gossard, ’73

Edward L. Ginsberg, ’78

James Robert Lamberson, ’74

Alan P. Linton, ’71

Charles B. Anderson, ’75

Christopher Eric Saumenig, ’98

Jeffrey N. Bernstein, ’82

John C. Graber, ’73

Mark L. Randall, ’78

Sherman B. Paper, ’72

Thomas M. Trezise, ’75

Jamie Martin

Jevin Tranquillo, ’23

Maryland Delta

Johns Hopkins University

Donors

Arya Satish

Jon A. Derrick Jr., ’14

Cole Olson

Nicholas Scelfo

Massachusetts Alpha

Williams College

Frederick Winston, ’59

Massachusetts Epsilon

Northeastern University

Dylan Perez

Donors

Aiden Szewczyk

Massachusetts Eta Babson College

Thomas Welch

Massachusetts Gamma

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Mark L. Bye, ’78

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Douglas C. Spreng, ’65

Robert Thompson Drake

Association

$7,500 to $9,999

William R. Kampe, ’66

Boyd Eugene Givan, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert Morrison Orr Sutton, ’73

Peter T. Rogers, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Christian A. Gimre, ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Shugato S. Davis, ’84

Donald L. Brinkley, ’79

Christopher Carl Simeone, ’05

William J. Lueckel, ’49

John Peter Vincent Hollis, ’82

Darsh Grewal

Massachusetts Zeta

University of Massachusetts

Amherst

Thomas Barber

Michigan Alpha University of Michigan

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Nat J. Love, ’81

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Steven John McCormick, ’90

James Robert Browne, ’78

Duane C. Bollert, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas R. Walsh, ’79

Curtis J. Gano, ’82

Bruce C. Young, ’78

Mark P. Daiber, ’84

James Bayle Kelligrew, ’87

Alexander Patrick Carrick, ’10

Joseph S. R. Fattore, ’79

Derek John Stevens, ’89

Knights of Pallas

Knight of Pallas is the annual giving society for students designed to educate our youngest brothers on the impact of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. Undergraduate Phis can join this society with a donation of $20 to receive their Knights of Pallas pin. In 2023, 266 students joined the Knights of Pallas.

Top Chapters

The following schools had the highest number of students join Knights of Pallas:

Join Knights of Pallas today with a donation of $20 or more!

Donors

Michael J. Levitt, ’80

Charles W. Fowler, ’79

Michael S. Adams, ’74

Robert L. Hooper, ’84

Peter T. Gutman, ’85

Daniel K. Recinella, ’81

William E. Dvorak, ’85

Douglas Alan Girdler, ’88

Sidhdharth Dhanesh Sheth, ’88

James R. Ruth, ’86

Charles Anthony Abookire, ’90

Daniel J. Gresla, ’84

Sean P. Insalaco, ’84

Frederick S. Cromer, ’86

Edmund John Feeley, ’82

Jeffrey L. Post, ’81

Robert G. Wildermuth, ’85

Guy W. Tunnicliffe, ’84

John Warren Lawrence, ’88

Larry P. Schramm, ’78

Donald E. Pollard, ’84

Michael O’Connor, ’85

Michael D. Citren, ’83

Thomas A. Munroe, ’86

Michael John Lashendock, ’83

Peter R. Dunne, ’87

Joseph E. Kraus, ’81

John R. Goldman, ’85

Jon R. Weller, ’84

Matthew Berk

Andrew David Lehr, ’17

Kenneth William Copp, ’55

David T. Liederbach, ’84

Andrew J. Weinstein, ’87

Boris David Yu, ’12

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club 1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Christopher Matthew Vlachos, ’88

Christopher Paul Shepard, ’88

Edward S. Carpenter, ’85

Jordan L. Dickstein, ’84

Michael O. Staiger, ’86

Michael P. Sekulich, ’89

Peter Karmanos, ’88

Richard G. Norden, ’87

Thomas William Boylen, ’89

Timothy Joseph Lamb, ’87

William Gerald Rathsburg, ’87

William M. Flom, ’85

Thomas P. Redick, ’82

Daniel Scott Dretler, ’88

Brian Francis Rathsburg, ’88

Douglas S. Stuart, ’85

Gregory Scott Gordon, ’92

Nathan Harrington

Roland C. Zagnoli, ’84

Derek John Adragna, ’88

Eric Timothy Shovein, ’09

Paul Joseph Wezner, ’06

Roger Lawrence Crimmins

Michigan Alpha University of Michigan

Robert John Lawrence, ’20

Michigan Beta

Michigan State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John W. Miller, ’52

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

John Frederick Gilmore, ’52

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Richard J. Shaw, ’54

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Daniel E. Smith, ’84

Matthew W. Mills, ’76

Nick Michael Scarlatelli, ’15

Charles Stephen Holt, ’88

David H. Cook, ’71

William L. Patterson, ’85

Stephen Alexander Cruise, ’86

Donors

Ross A. Noel, ’80

Robert W. Burnham, ’56

Robert T. Fell, ’55

Roger M. Pierce, ’61

John Mitchell Chase, ’90

Michael J. Byl, ’83

William Joseph Brennan, ’80

Colin Green, ’19

Daniel M. Downey, ’72

Robert Ames Zielinski, ’93

Robert L. Newsome, ’60

Stephen Winders, ’17

Bradford J. Theodoroff, ’78

Karl A. Braun, ’79

Frank G. Welsher, ’80

Pierre M. Menard, ’77

James Michael McNulty, ’88

Devin Paul McCarthy, ’22

Edward Thomas Baumuller, ’93

Mark Francis Rieth, ’89

Osvaldo Diaz-Rodriguez, ’15

Carl E. Van Fleet, ’84

Robert J. Evanski, ’81

Robert D. Schutz, ’64

William B. Chapel, ’56

Edwin R. Hinden, ’55

Sean Sklenicka

Rick Hambrick, ’85

Stuart John Hunt, ’89

Robert L. Anderson, ’72

Thomas M. Harding, ’87

Alex Edward Childers

Jonathan Anthony Wolak, ’17

Eric William Alcott, ’16

Luke Austin Boulter, ’17

John Thompson Roma, ’21

Maxwell Alexander DeMare, ’20

William P. Connor, ’20

Richard Whitten Barnes, ’89

Alexander W. Hazard

Andrew Scott Roberts, ’96

Benjamin Thomas Glime, ’00

Blair Douglas Hess, ’02

Brian Thornton Moody, ’83

Callum Saxe, ’25

Christopher Scott Cumming, ’87

Christopher Scott Talbot, ’88

Geoffrey D. Lyon, ’67

Jonathan Peter Krempel, ’87

Jordan Kent-Burns Darragh, ’97

Kurtis A. Laug, ’82

Matthew G. Martin, ’84

Michael Allan Werthman, ’88

Michael D. Popielec, ’85

Michael John Kupinski, ’90

Nicholas Charles Clark, ’16

Patrick J. Kwiatkowski, ’87

Peter Berg, ’69

Peter K. Moody, ’87

Stuart W. Argo, ’84

Tyler Pasek, ’17

Wesley Stephen Peters, ’22

William Anderson Brophy

Ian McBroom, ’20

Alexander Delaney Berger

Alp Pergel, ’20

Casey Borowsky

Daniel Anthony Helmrath, ’20

Davis Charles Dikker, ’21

Ian Cunningham, ’19

Lee Jeptha Workum, ’21

Parker Kennedy Rieth, ’22

Reagan McCaw, ’21

Tyler Korber, ’21

William Giger, ’20

Zach Capua, ’21

Jon W. Anderson, ’86

Cole Gregory Hallett, ’22

Adam Matthew Bode

Andres Daniel Crowell, ’22

Anthony Dennis Lekse, ’25

Bryan A. Weston, ’77

Connor Robinson Wood

David Alexander Kocab, ’20

Evan Michael Zschering, ’22

Gerald Douglas LaGore, ’25

Jensen Blane Skelton, ’21

Justis Lemuel Kimerer, ’22

Kurt Martin Schwager, ’88

Matthew R. Peterson, ’85

Maxwell Harrison Mairn, ’22

Samuel Joseph Tyson, ’21

Todd Stewart Hertzler, ’01

Tyler Lazano

Walker Merritt Wynkoop, ’84

Brandon Robert Conner, ’22

Owen Patrick Pleasant

Turner Garison Miller, ’20

Aidan Cleary

Harrison Kennicott

Jacob Henige

Reed Alexander Hondzinski, ’16

Ryan Ghise, ’23

Thomas Sloan

Jack Falk, ’23

Mike Yarzebinski, ’17

Andrew Timothy Petee, ’18

Robert Jerald Thorn, ’22

William Arvant

Aidan Thomas McArdle, ’22

Jake Reishus

Michigan Delta

Kettering University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Michael G. Scarlatelli, ’76

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Eric L. Grubb, ’87

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

David G. Owens, ’74

Russell G. Gillard, ’73

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Andrew Raftopoulos, ’14

Michael Jon Boulter, ’12

William H. Underwood, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Brian Scott Naumann, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kevin A. Hyde, ’84

Carl R. Kipp, ’83

Scott Giffen Marr, ’79

Ronald G. Swan, ’70

Bruce E. Sing, ’79

Eric Richard Beckeman, ’90

Richard G. Russell, ’69

Christopher G. Bala, ’87

Donors

Joel A. Kelly, ’77

Allen B. Rayl, ’80

Donn D. Patterson, ’73

Paul M. Nozar, ’66

Jack L. Howe, ’72

Michael A. Balnaves, ’82

Troy M. Stallings, ’69

Cameron Johnson, ’23

Richard J. Keller, ’77

Terry E. Nels, ’65

Scott Karl Heinle, ’92

Robert Danny Muzzin, ’89

William Joseph Hulka, ’90

Todd S. Applebaum, ’87

Luke Patrick Fenstermacher

John L. Brundage, ’86

Tyler Allen Bliznik, ’23

Phu Nguyen

Mitchell Jae Mager, ’10

Giuseppe Antonino Ciaramitaro, ’23

John Peter Groetelaars, ’90

Richard G. Conrad, ’71

W. Alan Levijoki, ’70

Michigan Epsilon

Northwood University

Donors

Gary L. Pareyt, ’85

Ryan Patrick LaFontaine, ’99

Glenn Allen Bates, ’98

Kelley W. Shaw, ’96

Anthony William Pollicella, ’95

Douglas Curtis Mohr, ’03

Jeremy Michael McClish, ’13

Kirk David Gyselinck, ’96

Michigan Eta

Western Michigan University

Donors

Carter MacEwen

Alexander Scott Lawrence, ’22

Michigan Zeta

Central Michigan University

Donors

Kent Woody

Nolan Kamoo

Adam Gregory Fisher, ’18

Anthony Ursitti

Cole David McGregor, ’20

Nicholas Todd Schultz, ’17

Minnesota Alpha University of Minnesota

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Duane A. Rasmussen, ’51

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Charles Thomas Lamkin, ’73

William Otto Naegele, ’64

Kern G. Rodeberg, ’64

Jason L. Nolander, ’85

Donors

Alden Dale Ackels, ’63

Robert A. Unzen, ’55

Minnesota Beta Minnesota State University, Mankato

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Frederick B. Schultz, ’74

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Dan R. Fields, ’74

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Randall A. Reichert, ’78

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael L. Hansen, ’71

Aves D. Thompson, ’67

Gregory R. Call, ’76

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jordan Michael Moore, ’08

Daniel L Mundahl, ’86

Jan E. Akerberg, ’69

Donors

James L. Brockberg, ’78

Terry M. Davis, ’79

Jay Lance Peterson, ’88

George R. Kohan, ’69

George H. Cliff, ’68

James W. Parks, ’84

Floyd Dever Roberts, ’88

Dale T. Wolpers, ’74

Keith Wade Boettcher, ’86

Dennis N. Folden, ’76

William J. Mackey, ’70

Gordon J. Vlasak, ’74

Kenneth S. Weldon, ’68

Jacob Roland Helgeson, ’04

Jerome P. Johnson, ’67

Stephen Mark Paul, ’79

John P. Leer, ’75

David W. Hunerberg, ’65

Roger W. Elias, ’70

Donald Vanderwiel, ’85

Bradley C. Johnson, ’71

Grant Edmond Menefee, ’04

Ryan Gregory Osborn, ’02

Michael A. Schatz, ’14

Thomas Leon Frost, ’03

Francis M. Tasler, ’74

Kyle William Larsen, ’06

Christopher A. Aitken, ’04

Douglas Donald Davis, ’90

Terrence P. Larkin, ’65

Larry W. Schluter, ’66

Hubert C. Cholick, ’71

Larry H. Wild, ’76

Ryan Patrick Flynn, ’07

James F. Whitlock, ’74

Todd Lyle Guennigsmann, ’03

Joseph G. Bilek, ’70

Paul E. Hedelson, ’78

Paul W. Thorne, ’75

Benjamin D. Guthmiller, ’11

James Joseph Benson, ’70

Trent Mathew Schull, ’88

Kris P. Dudziak, ’81

Scott Jerome Rosin, ’87

Thomas L. Alberg, ’68

Derek Mauland, ’06

Andrew M. Welty, ’77

Thomas Tucker Wilkins, ’09

Joseph George Weiss, ’84

Mark R. Zrust, ’78

Alexander Taylor Beck, ’18

Brett Winston Marshall, ’18

Albert D. Hesla, ’70

Benjamin Joseph Nelson, ’07

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club 1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Daniel Gregory Conway, ’03

James H. Rademacher, ’70

Richard F. Hurrle, ’79

William J. Rose, ’78

James Robert Blaseck, ’83

Layne Kevin Rosin, ’89

Daniel John Schmit, ’10

Michael J. Turgeon, ’70

Stewart Symons

Kole Kleinschmidt, ’20

David Michael Gottschalk, ’11

Kristoffer Stein, ’08

Riley Paul Fluegel, ’10

Austin Willette

Ian Schaefer

Tyler J. Lorbeski

Alexander Dorso

Andrew John Lano, ’90

Calden Scott Huntley, ’91

Dean Wendell Stuewe, ’90

Gregory David McCurry, ’02

James Michael Jensen, ’04

James Walter Hartwell, ’88

John W. Humphrey, ’78

Joseph W. Dotson, ’70

Kevin James McCarthy, ’91

Kevin Lee Berkhof, ’88

Michael David McDonough, ’06

Michael John Senden, ’89

Nicholas Elliott Peyer, ’05

Peter Kendall Mooers, ’00

Randy Dennis, ’76

Ryan Andrew Tobias, ’04

Steven James Gould, ’89

Kevin Steve Goyak, ’88

Steven Wendell Jahnke, ’89

Jeffrey Scott Waldron, ’04

Mack Russell Goodpaster, ’05

Sam Ristow

Benjamin Perry

William Eugene Wickland, ’07

Trevor Odenbrett

Ben Leonard

Aedan Bertrand

Brady Lorsung

Daniel Patrick McCarthy, ’88

Evan Storkamp, ’23

Gerald Gary Blasing, ’94

Jaiden Smith

James D. Connors, ’68

James Logan

Juan Guizar

Michael Crescenzo

Mitchell Bradley Eisma, ’13

Riley Regan

Rodney W. Schmidt, ’73

Travis A. Gerlach, ’19

Aaron Mueller

Carter Martodam, ’23

Evan Van Scoyk

Eric Jason Dronen, ’02

Joseph G. Christenson, ’92

Marcus Lawrence Ableman, ’13

Roman Mark Newinski, ’23

Spencer James Wiggins, ’04

Brandon Edward McCabe, ’09

Christopher Joseph West, ’10

Daniel Glen Heintz, ’10

Eric John Schumacher, ’08

John Henry Huth, ’06

Kelvin Duane Borchardt, ’11

Kyle Steven Bergquist, ’10

Mississippi Alpha University of Mississippi

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Thomas C. Farnsworth, ’60

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

David E. Brevard, ’78

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Edward Peebles Peacock, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas J. Reardon, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas S. Bass, ’74

Yandell F. Shipley, ’50

Donors

William D. Tucker, ’73

Floyd M. Melton, ’65

Boyd P. Atkinson, ’70

Robert B. Barnard, ’75

Chris Merritt, ’16

Jack Henry Reichle

Mississippi Beta

Mississippi State University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Matthew Ryan Harrison, ’02

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

LTC Christopher G. Loschiavo, ’05

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John Cawthon Thompson, ’09

Donors

Walter W. Morris, ’22

Austin Hill

Connor Greer

Jake Holcolmb

Joe Thomas Savage, ’77

Missouri Alpha University of Missouri

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

John Laughlin Carter, ’85

M. Ray Thomasson, ’52

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

James Bradley Boswell, ’93

Jason Charles Stout, ’93

George H. Wood, ’68

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Christopher C. Hackman, ’93

Tyler Preston Alcorn, ’97

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Geoffrey H. Halliday, ’77

Frank B. Shelden, ’77

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John H. Shackelford, ’50

M. Bruce McClelland, ’65

Robert H. Haubein, ’63

John P. Huston, ’82

Mark Andrew Ladd, ’98

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

J. Edward Travis, ’56

Todd C. Wilcox, ’84

James K. Akard, ’71

Sidney S. Lindley, ’49

Kip Ronald Underwood, ’94

Michael Travis Condict, ’93

James B. Hagemeister, ’85

Vincent M. Tobin, ’65

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gregory Wayne Boehne, ’91

Jeffrey N. Gutknecht, ’82

Michael Thomas Ruesler, ’15

Jack W. Moreland, ’57

Jeffrey Duval Lahue, ’93

Donors

Edward A. Lindner, ’73

Ryan Carl Lommel, ’14

R. Dale Findlay, ’54

Michael J. Hayes, ’77

Gregory Todd Clouse, ’87

James H. Houx, ’61

Gregory L. Thackery, ’85

Clarence H. Moreland, ’54

Daniel A. Irwin, ’91

John R. Campbell Jr., ’75

Donald Paul Luboski, ’58

Nathaniel Rees Basham, ’20

Robert Lee Marshall, ’81

E. Lynn Miller, ’70

John Timothy Guignon, ’88

Jeffrey Thomas Tyson, ’91

William Joel Montgomery, ’04

Sam Robert Woodruff, ’15

Samuel Pennington Rogers

John D. Miles, ’83

Zachary Flower

Matthew B. Woods, ’84

Missouri Beta

Westminster College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Arthur F. Hoge, ’75

Robert Thompson Drake

Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Timothy S. Steinbeck, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Harry G. Sharp, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gerry Grossman, ’51

Bradford J. Williams, ’66

Robert N. Brell, ’62

John Everett York, ’16

Donors

Ryan Earnest Meador, ’00

Steven W. Panknin, ’73

Joesph Santino Garner, ’23

Rev. Michael John Schulte, ’14

Timothy Aldred, ’15

Frank B. Sloss, ’95

Riley Tucker Zack, ’19

Daniel Adam Draves, ’23

Ari Lieberman

Kerrick Adkins

William Logan Martin, ’23

Andrew Lurkins

Arley Gale, ’23

Austin White

Briley Dickerson, ’23

Cameron O’Neal

Ceiran Dillard, ’24

Chris Corely

Collin Siebel-Spath

Conner Westermeyer, ’23

Connor Siebel-Spath

Cooper Pennington

Daniel Backer

Derek Brown, ’23

Jakob Roar Gibson, ’23

Jesus Vela

John Moore

John Stannard

Jonathan Banza

Josh Morales

Lane Martin

Luke Anthony Comparato, ’23

Marcus Stephens

Matt Trout

Michael Giles

Owen Burke

Patrick Shea

Ryan Pemberton

Sam Hoffman

Stephen William Rogers, ’23

Steven Mueller

Timothy Fitzpatrick

Travis Bieg

Trey Mazzarese

William Vance Conway, ’25

Missouri Beta Prime

Central Methodist University

Curtis Arran Bedor, ’13

Missouri Delta

Saint Louis University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Michael Kevin Renetzky, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gary Mark Gaertner, ’87

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Terence P. McAuliffe, ’10

Peter J. Meyer, ’07

Matthew Richards

Missouri Epsilon

Missouri State University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Christopher T. Webb, ’93

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Greg P. Lauman, ’92

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Joseph S. Passanise, ’91

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Jason M. Crockett, ’96

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John Alan Bogler, ’88

Missouri Eta

Missouri Western

State University

Scott P. Sollars, ’00

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John F. Schmidt, ’49

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

James L. Murdock, ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John G. Daley Dubuque, ’73

Jules D. Campbell, ’69

Michael R. Schardt, ’76

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Don M. Schlueter, ’60

Thomas L. Holling, ’51

Hughes A. Bagley, ’45

Paul D. Johns, ’58

William A. Miller, ’69

Harold F. Helmkampf, ’59

Missouri Gamma

Washington University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John Frederick Schmidt, ’49

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

James L. Murdock, ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John G. Daley Dubuque, ’73

Donor

Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion

$10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Jules D. Campbell, ’69

Michael R. Schardt, ’76

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Don M. Schlueter, ’60

Thomas L. Holling, ’51

Donors

Hughes A. Bagley, ’45

Paul D. Johns, ’58

William A. Miller, ’69

Harold F. Helmkampf, ’59

Missouri Iota

Lindenwood University

Donors

Mason Rice, ’23

Wooju Baik

Andrew Conley

Missouri Theta

Northwest Missouri

State University

Matthew Charles Fritsch, ’14

Missouri Zeta

Southeast Missouri

State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Jeffrey Neil Davis, ’94

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Nathan P. Thomas, ’95

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ryan T. Frenz, ’06

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John F. Friedel, ’82

Levi Tuschhoff

Gavin Chasteen

Elliot Hoffmann

Nathan Lillard

Sean Harold

Caleb Lappe

Tyler Rodgers

Montana Alpha University of Montana

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Trevor Lee Johnson, ’94

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Raymond B. Hunkins, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gordon D. Bell, ’64

Donors

Richard W. Brensinger, ’94

Johnathon Warren Leavell, ’93

James P. Olomon, ’64

Slaed Bosley Spiller, ’93

William R. Schwanke, ’67

Chad Robert Burchard, ’94

Stephen L. Dahlberg, ’91

Bradley Scott Stevens, ’92

Jack Lee Alton, ’93

Steven Michael Belowich, ’98

Jamison L. Albertini, ’97

Logan R. Weisenberger, ’22

Nick Dunbar

Conner Rorie

Hayden Whipple, ’23

Nebraska Alpha University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Richard W. Kelley, ’60

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jeffrey M. Grant, ’90

Bradley R. Shafer, ’94

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Keith A. Wysocki, ’07

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Edmund C. Buch, ’70

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James Horner, ’81

James Stuart, ’86

John A. Elliott, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael Duane Lee, ’90

Alan L. Plummer, ’62

Paul F. Fischer, ’68

James W. Dinsmore, ’51

James R. Coe, ’71

Gene Matthew Eckel, ’94

Charles R. Elliott, ’66

Jaret E. Jones, ’58

Donors

Donovan Mark Quimby, ’68

Nick Brokaw

David P. Heiser, ’69

Aron M Boumstein, ’96

Randal Dean Hawthorne, ’92

Daniel James Levy, ’87

Christopher Cusack, ’72

Charles S. Wilson, ’60

William J. Mueller, ’77

Donald L. Pakieser, ’59

Jeffrey L. Raffety, ’80

Ryan Garrett Norman, ’10

Matthew Aaron Kirshenbaum, ’94

Benjamin George Johnson, ’06

Roger A. Abel, ’68

Jason Scott Hendrickson, ’97

Brian John Yates, ’94

Bradford William Claussen, ’07

Carl F. Olenberger, ’71

Jim Warren, ’75

Bradley Tyler Perry, ’94

David Lawrence Stern, ’96

Peter Christ Theoharis, ’93

John R. Nolon, ’63

Ryan Reid Shanahan, ’01

Robert Nielsen, ’15

Chadwick Aaron Engle, ’92

Joseph Aaron Kirshenbaum

Jayden Ericson

Nebraska Beta

University of Nebraska at Kearney

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jeffrey Alan Dillon, ’87

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Bruce A. Rippen, ’72

Douglas M. Demmel, ’79

Donors

Bradley E. Snyder, ’86

John R. Jatczak, ’88

James S. Sajevic, ’77

Landon G. Killion, ’17

Robert A. Kirby, ’84

Austin Alan Taibemal, ’14

Sam Reimers

Noah Mosel

Wyatt John Hansen

Nebraska Gamma

Creighton University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Matthew David Ord, ’99

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Joseph D. Kohout, ’98

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Ryan Todd Schroer, ’97

Donors

Benjamin Patrick McAnany, ’12

Campbell Lehnertz Faulkner, ’09

Hunter Colt Allen, ’14

Robert A. Placek III, ’12

Nathan Lee Schmutz, ’01

Blake Maxwell Wach, ’17

Chase Hiroki Maika Kinoshita, ’13

Nathan Ira Van Winkle, ’14

Douglas Brenner Jones, ’01

Mark Robert Austin, ’17

Kellan Dominic Ryan, ’22

Jonathan Wall

Nevada Alpha

University of Nevada, Reno

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Glenn A. Goza, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Adam D. Cegavske, ’04

Beau Bush

Nevada Beta

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Lt. Col. Henry G. Heren IV, USSF, Ret., ’99

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert C. Snyder, ’93

Donors

Steven B Amend, ’97

Paul J. Moradkhan, ’02

Peter J. Goatz, ’06

Aydan Amberg

Jaydin Moore

Michael J. Amesquita Jr., ’03

Dylan Farley

Michael Laidman

Vincent Chimblo

Connor Cox

New Hampshire Alpha

Dartmouth College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James W. Mytton, ’49

Edwin Roberts Sumner, ’52

New Hampshire Beta

Southern New Hampshire University

Donors

James Andrew Adelstein, ’93

Marc Christopher Nolin, ’19

Dylan Martinelli

Eamon Kelley

Thomas Burbank

New Jersey Delta

Stockton University

Donor

Shane Rubin

New Jersey Epsilon

Montclair State University

Donors

Ryan Joseph Breyta, ’23

Anthony Alves

New Jersey Gamma

Seton Hall University

Donors

Nicolas Tully

Mason Walczak

New Mexico Alpha University of New Mexico

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Kenneth D. Hansen, ’55

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

William D. Grasse, ’62

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Robert Clark Evans, ’67

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

John L. Jones, ’74

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Jason C. Julian, ’00

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Joseph H. Edward, ’91

Thomas E. Minton, ’67

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Steven B. Rael, ’76

Jason Daniel O’Rourke, ’98

Donald W. Bozeman, ’56

Richard Matthew Ashbaugh, ’96

Robert T. Duffy, ’71

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas D. Coughlen, ’60

Douglas Gatchell, ’68

Nicholas Hurley Brown, ’64

Richard H. Dorn, ’68

Leonard Crandall Hays, ’60

Carl Stuart Dunlap, ’74

George V. Marovish, ’69

Neal A. Pearson, ’62

James M. Brandenburg, ’66

Felix T. Haltom, ’64

John Clatworthy, ’53

Francus G. Brockerman III, ’99

Charles K. Ables, ’65

Michaelpaul S. Cheromiah, ’18

Gabriel Curtis Bowman

Scott T. Reed, ’73

Steve Patrick Sloboda, ’96

Mason Miller

New York Alpha

Cornell University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Brian D. Dunn, ’77

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Glenn P. Davis, ’75

Manuel Pham Alvarez, ’02

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard L. Veith, ’63

Douglas A. Hayward, ’79

Donors

Mark A. Mathewson, ’84

Brandon Cory Goldberg, ’07

Edward Michael Christian, ’11

Peter Ezekiel Ippel, ’02

Conrad Hamilton

Kevin Cheng

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Christopher DeLara, ’19

New York Beta

Union College Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kent H. Picken, ’69

Philip S. Arony, ’70

Gates H. Whitaker, ’69 5

Edwin W. Otis, ’65

New York Epsilon

Syracuse University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Leon R. DeLieto, ’64

Jack M. Heflin, ’68

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Arthur E. Sibley, ’80

Donors

John B. Kerr, ’54

Rodney P. Mercer, ’75

Scott Curtis Baltazar, ’89

New York Eta

Rochester Institute of Technology

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Richard H. Brennan, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Patrick Anthony Pipino, ’90

Donors

Daniel Phillip Black, ’11

Derek E. Piotrowski, ’19

Corey Plant

Mason Wahlers

New York Kappa

Hofstra University

Donors

Max Richardson

Fredy Salvador Valencia, ’13

Miles Wujek

New York Lambda

St. John’s University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John A. Fenner, ’20

Donor

Joshua Fox

New York Theta

State University of New York-Oneonta

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Scott Andrew Donnelly, ’91

New York Zeta

Colgate University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

John B. Dunn, 1917

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Bruce C. Clayton, ’89

William C. Baker, ’70

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Conrad F. Thiede, ’90

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas B. Tyree, ’83

Peter O. Hanson, ’55

William F. Roberts, ’71

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ira Blatt, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John Dante Bertolozzi, ’89

William Allen Johnson, ’90

George H. Potter, ’59

R. Bruce Hunter, ’76

Donors

Ronald Garwood Holly, ’80

Frederic D. Van Arnam, ’83

Paul Case Aiken, ’06

Brian Owen Piotrowski, ’12

Matthew Mason Kovalcik, ’05

Christopher Kenneth Connolly, ’98

David G. Mintz, ’79

Eric Hechler, ’19

North Carolina Alpha

Duke University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joseph Paschal Brooks, ’00

Robert W. Steinbruegge, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Charles Theodore Wegner, ’79

Donald B. Wiesley, ’67

Donors

Lafayette Powers Grose, ’55

Michael William Wolitzer, ’86

John K. Barker, ’64

Patrick Joseph Ennis, ’87

Gerhart S. Suppiger, ’75

William C. Smith, ’58

North Carolina Beta

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Donald W. Millen, ’59

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John F. Deans, ’59

John A. Poole, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Sherwood H. Smith, ’56

Robert A. Collier, ’53

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William M. Dunlap, ’61

Richard A. Vinroot, ’63

David Frank Ferguson, ’90

Donors

J. G. Fitzgibbons, ’50

Kenneth D. Dickinson, ’63

George Turner

North Carolina Delta

North Carolina State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Brooks Terrell Raiford, ’90

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Juri Charles Groenland, ’01

James Robert Hickman, ’93

Brian Paul Wilson, ’03

Jonathan Charles Routh, ’97

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert Charles Harmening, ’94

Donors

Jeffrey Allen Gluck, ’06

Jacob Nolan Bryant, ’94

Frederick E. Wilson IV, ’16

John Francis McKeever, ’03

Douglas Robert Jones, ’01

Philip Lacey, ’07

Peter Thomas Kenny, ’04

Jay Carter Biggs, ’94

James Gillespie

North Carolina Epsilon

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Donors

Alexander Patrick Ricciuti, ’16

Ronni Elhadidy, ’24

North Carolina Eta

Appalachian State University

Will Conner

Jack Warren

Jacob Parent

Pearce Lowrey

Seth Strickland

Steven Russell Stum, ’23

North Carolina Gamma

Davidson College

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Bruno R. Baudet, ’96

Robert J. Kmiecik, ’85

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jack C. Stultz Jr., ’74

Moreland Tyler Smith, ’92

Thomas Jefferson, ’59

Mitchell M. Purvis, ’77

Alan E. Rockett, ’77

Derek Alexander Jones, ’18

North Carolina Zeta

Campbell University

Donors

Garrick Michael King, ’18

Mason Andrew Simpson, ’17

Joshua Chamberlain Jensen, ’21

Andrew Harkins, ’22

Charles Leslie Knowles, ’23

Matthew Voelz

Zachary Sherman

North Dakota Alpha

University of North Dakota

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Thomas A. Balzer, ’99

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert M. Bush, ’62

James Jeffrey Nelson, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Arne F. Boyum, ’66

Dylan Michael Berg, ’15

Timothy E. Shea, ’77

Craig Robert Mosford, ’95

Donors

Charles D. McLeod, ’72

John P. Berg, ’54

Aaron Michael Flynn, ’07

Sean P. McClain, ’14

Michael B. Shea, ’73

Daniel MacK Traynor, ’92

Brandon Christopher Dorn, ’16

Joseph Douglas Hackman, ’17

Cody Allen Majerus, ’08

Devyn Kimball

August Stein

Carson J. Byram, ’80

Cody Murray

Colin Johnson

Tyler Edward Schmit

Adam Caroscio

North Dakota Beta

North Dakota State University

Donor

Christian Bruce Walth, ’23

Nova Scotia Alpha

Dalhousie University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Philip Michael Cantrill, ’00

Donors

Randy Beharry Nanjad, ’02

C. M. Dunn, ’88

Thomas J. Morris, ’83

Ohio Alpha

Miami University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

John G. Hazlett, ’49

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Christopher J. Shrader, ’82

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Robert W. Hoaglund, ’60

Wells Martin, ’42

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

L. David Mills, ’67

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Bruce H. Owens, ’60

Bruce A. Frallic, ’66

Roger E. Luring, ’68

Dana W. Pratt, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald P. Tappan, ’55

Terry G. Landis, ’61

John H. Clark, ’83

Robert Wayne Neu, ’83

Richard J. Goettle, ’67

Matthew Walter Harper, ’91

Charles Jeffrey Gorsuch, ’67

Donald J. Powers, ’60

Larry L. Campbell, ’64

Donors

Robert L. Hatfield, ’65

David V. Thomas, ’59

Clifford Lawrence Cook, ’69

Mark Christopher Yates, ’92

Michael L. Collins, ’72

Drew A. Kieckhafer, ’73

Jonathan Charles Rogowski, ’11

Bruce A. Patsey, ’83

Matthew Jon Blyth, ’92

Gordon A. Shields, ’79

Nathan Huston Brunk, ’09

Stanley K. Franks Jr., ’59

G. Scott Phillips, ’60

L. J. Sanzenbacher, ’63

Cameron Scott Radis, ’14

Mark T Puccia, ’14

Sean Lodarek

Ohio Beta

Ohio Wesleyan University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William Lee Polatsek, ’67

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

Cornerstone Club

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jonathan R. Pavey, ’60

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert E. Wilson, ’46

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William A. Sluhan, ’64

James Murphy Long, ’73

Glenn C. Blomquist, ’67

Stephen J. Copeland, ’78

James F. Goode, ’67

Jackson E. Winters, ’61

James H. Kizziar, ’73

Andrew T. Warnock, ’06

William J. Cook, ’59

Carl David Shaffer, ’58

Brandon M. Edwards

Mark H. Shipps, ’70

Alexander T. Nordlund

Cooper Christie

James H. Russell, ’65

John Fairbanks Milligan, ’83

Robert H. Alberts, ’82

Ohio Epsilon

University of Akron

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Roger T. Read, ’63

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

John H. Costello, ’68

Ford Alden Dickerhoff, ’44

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Edward F. Hopper, ’65

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Bruce W. Rogers, ’56

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Ralph Ellis Fisher, ’52

James D. Warner, ’70

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

David A. Budai, ’72

William B. Turanchik, ’91

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

George Henry Bertsch, ’64

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Alan A. Teran, ’67

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Charles E. Truza, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert J. Turning, ’96

Alec J. Pegler, ’18

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David Wendell Newman, ’67

Robert L. Moore, ’63

Andrew Gerard Antonucci, ’13

Louis E. Seiler, ’67

Dan E. Moldea, ’72

Richard Allen Johnson, ’67

Stephen T. Sferra, ’79

David P. Miller, ’02

Donors

Michael F. Enright, ’67

Alexander John Shannon, ’15

Brian Joseph Harding, ’94

David John Campbell, ’87

Brandon D. Counts, ’21

William J. Anthony, ’67

Paul W. Hieronymus, ’93

John A. Simpson, ’60

Jon D. Erwin, ’69

Daniel C. Demko, ’57

Michael J. Papp, ’74

Todd M. Simmons, ’17

John Everett McLaughlin, ’94

Rick Wesley Hoover, ’94

Austin Hayden Peterson, ’18

Shanon Jackson

Andrew Martin

Matt Howell Ohio Eta

Case Western Reserve University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Archibald E. Fletcher, ’54

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Roger H. Cerne, ’63

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Douglas T. Hauer, ’69

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Phillip Wilson Gutmann, ’54

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John F. Zeis, ’62

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John M. Oblak, ’62

William A. Schimming, ’64

Charles S. Williams, ’74

Edward L. Shapoff, ’68

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John A. Miller, ’69

Paul N. Manikas, ’78

Mark A. Kryah, ’86

James R. Detweiler, ’74

Ohio Gamma

Ohio University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Raymond Leonard Randall, ’66

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Thomas E. Shoemaker, ’61

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Ronald F. Chapman, ’54

Maurice H. Ralston, ’61

Larry D. Reader, ’68

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Eldon C. Lown, ’56

Kenneth L. Ahl II, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Brian C. Bastock, ’88

Paul Clayton Hollowell, ’69

Thomas E. Dellinger, ’52

Donors

Gerald Robert Ricks, ’67

William Kenneth Natorp, ’66

Richard T. Cochran, ’66

Evan Lenox

Dennis H. Bender, ’69

Seth Totten

Steven L. Montgomery, ’69

Shawn David Caldwell, ’88

Josh Senefeld

Rad Beauford Zuhirah Uqdah

Jacob Ratliff

Judson Jones

Charles Resch

Ohio Iota

Denison University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

David Phillips Millett, ’63

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Raymond H. Bartlett, ’53

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert W. Cornell Jr., ’56

Charles H. Ingram, ’79

Mark G. Fecher, ’78

Donors

Charles A. Dill, ’86

Thomas K. Stroud, ’74

Dean H. Hansell, ’71

Gregory Karmazin, ’87

Thomson C. Chew, ’85

Ohio Kappa

Bowling Green State University

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

William R. Keller, ’64

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Larry L. Miles, ’55

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

George E. Phillips, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Donald C. Ullum, ’65

Roger W. Fischer, ’64

Lawrence P. Golen, ’79

Dennis J. Train, ’62

Donors

Carl J. Burns, ’60

Philip G. Cox, ’76

Ray L. Martin, ’64

Thomas L. Price, ’62

Edwin F. Bartholomew, ’67

Ohio Lambda

Kent State University

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Richard E. Fabritius, ’94

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jeffery Aaron Zifchak, ’98

Robert Thompson Drake

Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Scott C. Maloney, ’97

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Gary J. Brookins, ’57

George F. Bigham, ’96

Hugh Brian West, ’61

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Collin Matthew Boetger, ’97

Joseph R. Bennett, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert James Mather, ’65

Jonathan Nicholas Ruda, ’92

Charles R. Higgins, ’56

John F. Davenport, ’59

Donors

Matthew Thomas Renzi, ’08

Charles L. Barnhouse, ’64

Ryan Thomas Keating, ’97

Gary A. Paul, ’71

Penn Eric Mallonn, ’93

John A. Van Oosten, ’61

Adam Jeffrey Klein, ’16

Neil Ruppel

Josh Rose

Ohio Mu Ashland University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Allan R. Williams, ’10

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Philip C. Beekley, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ralph E. Martin, ’73

Eric M. Schimmoeller, ’00

Zachariah J. Meixner, ’99

David W. Ronyak, ’84

Anthony Magistro, ’69

Robert Steven Pasquinucci, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Bruce A. Niehm, ’79

Thomas R. Hoffman, ’72

Gary Joseph Scypta, ’77

Donors

Alan D. Roth, ’79

Ralph V. Tomassi, ’77

Joseph H. Eberly, ’67

Joseph M. Bibb, ’67

William Clarke Wittenmyer, ’93

Evan James Smigel

Caleb Zachary Bryant, ’23

Parker Englerth

Ohio Theta

University of Cincinnati

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Mark A. Brueggeman, ’81

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Bradley J. Foster, ’88

Christopher C. Huelsman, ’87

Steven Andrew Jung, ’89

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Douglas E. Thompson, ’83

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

William N. McCauley, ’64

William A. Vanderlinde, ’83

Michael J. Carr, ’60

John William Theis III, ’89

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Frederick G. Koehler, ’51

Thomas H. DeWees, ’58

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club 1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Timothy Michael Burke, ’70

Sean Paul Connell, ’91

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael H. Jones, ’66

Anton Paul Sohn, ’58

James Bruce Denker, ’82

Steven Eugene Bakke, ’96

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Harold E. Massie, ’62

Robert H. Herman, ’76

Roger E. Lang, ’66

Glenn A. Streibig, ’55

Richard G. Hyde, ’52

Robert M. Spalding, ’54

Richard A. Taylor, ’61

Robert W. Elberfeld, ’73

John Joseph Gerbus, ’89

Stephen W. Day, ’70

Guy H. Gottschalk, ’69

Donors

Ernest F. Kobbe, ’55

Reno F. Runck, ’67

Thomas A. Shumate, ’84

Paul J. Fleming, ’62

Patrick James Donnelly, ’88

David A. Roselius, ’69

Paul Andrew Tomondy, ’88

Kevin Michael Burnard, ’00

James V. Carlton, ’71

Jacob Kowal

Jack Ward

Josh Botkin

Ohio Xi

Otterbein University

Donors

Jeremy J. Paul, ’19

Rylan Quigley

Ohio Zeta

The Ohio State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Christopher M. Connor, ’78

John W. Luce, ’65

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Samuel A. Bluso, ’89

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

J. Brian Mullen, ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Nelson R. Embrey, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David W. Priestley, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas A. Holton, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald Wayne Brown, ’70

Lance Eric Gaffin, ’92

Donors

Gregg L. Rothermund, ’78

Leland E. Moree, ’81

Stephen Francis Ayers, ’94

Edward Jay Clark, ’68

Wade H. Alley, ’65

Lawrence O. Hilditch, ’69

Christopher Lars Mills, ’90

Oklahoma Alpha University of Oklahoma

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

James A. Gibbs, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

William A. Pruitt, ’75

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

R. Kinnan Golemon, ’61

Donald C. Bowers, ’07

Christopher Dean Wilson, ’91

Donors

Robert W. Park, ’86

David K. Cummings, ’68

Richard J. Greer, ’57

Ric J. Miller, ’79

Jack R. Birchum, ’46

Griffin Hill

Brandon Davis Kemp, ’09

Oklahoma Beta

Oklahoma State University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Michael S. Hyatt, ’66

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Kenneth D. Greiner, ’60

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Brian James Winterringer, ’83

Scott A. Collins, ’83

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Philip R. Askew, ’76

Lee E. Haskin, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert A. Stevens, ’76

Joseph J. Carter, ’82

William Charles Wilson, ’74

Donors

Steanson B. Parks, ’66

James R. Faulkner, ’62

John H. Radcliffe, ’65

Thomas D. Butcher, ’74

John T. Schmidt, ’69

Daniel Scott Meyers, ’04

Kyle Darin Haines, ’91

William J. Otjen, ’77

Jerry W. Shonkwiler, ’69

David M. Pickrell, ’68

Lawrence H. Roberts, ’69

Harold B. Briggs, ’82

Jason Paul Rozneck, ’96

James Patrick Phillips, ’00

William P. Jones, ’77

Robert William Tinkler, ’95

Berwin L. Price, ’76

Samuel Franklin Streck, ’19

Randall R. Gilbert, ’82

Jon McGhay, ’81

Cody Thomas Way, ’94

Cory Dean Treece, ’07

John Phillip Henschel, ’87

Andrew Kasey Crank

Scott David Atwood, ’88

Oklahoma Delta

Cameron University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jay Russell Johnson, ’90

Oklahoma Epsilon

Rogers State University

Ethan Lester

Ben Brown

Brayden Ennis

Riley Suiter

Oklahoma Gamma

Southwestern Oklahoma

State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

George A. Cohlmia, ’75

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard D. Shelby, ’70

Donors

Raymond W. Jurgens, ’73

Charles Edward Allen, ’76

Ontario Alpha

University of Toronto

Donor

Anjais Arachi

Ontario Delta

York University

Donor

Ali Mohammed Nassur, ’23

Ontario Epsilon

Carleton University

Andrew J. Bell, ’96

Omar Alami, ’20

Derrick Baum

Benjamin Lieu, ’25

Ontario Gamma

McMaster University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Brent Herspiegel, ’93

Donors

Eric Wang, ’18

Will Chen

Vathma Perera

Oregon Alpha University of Oregon

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Daniel E. Curtis, ’72

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David G. Evans, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph C. Harvey, ’64

Donors

Dennis J. Clark, ’74

Oregon Beta

Oregon State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Domonic Gene Biggi, ’87

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

John S. Lidstrom, ’09

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Thomas D. Little, ’55

Chad Jacob Melvin, ’05

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kristopher K. Pihl, ’85

Erin J. Haynes, ’72

Patrick W. Shannon, ’83

William B. Coe, ’68

Henry Thomas Johnson, ’01

Donors

Steven L. Walker, ’85

Cole Anthony Lelli, ’16

Martin A. Clark, ’87

Garrett Johnson, ’19

Arthur P. Taylor, ’76

Scott L. Bower, ’72

Aaron R. Kerosky, ’11

David Daniel Clewett, ’10

Gregory Todd Walker, ’87

Kyle McKinley Carter, ’06

Scott Eugene Bussing, ’87

Charles J. Sauvain, ’79

Colby Guenther

Oregon Delta

Oregon Institute of Technology

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Jason T. Pompel, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Daniel Adam Gorski, ’04

Shawn Marshall Hempel, ’01

Donors

Matthew Paul Equinoa, ’02

Justin Garrett Perkey, ’95

Steven C. Oaks, ’83

Oregon Epsilon

Portland State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Samuel T. Frahm, ’99

Chase Mac LoGreco, ’04

Oregon Gamma

Willamette University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Niels Christian Follestad, ’94

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Frank Benjamin Swayze, ’64

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

L. Duane Baird, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jefferson D. Lamoree, ’66

John R. Sweeney, ’60

Mark Raymond Thibedeau, ’99

James S. Hutcheson, ’67

William T. Reid, ’81

Donors

Ronald R. Sticka, ’69

Lay J. Gibson, ’62

Pennsylvania Alpha

Lafayette College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Edwin J. Phelps, ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph P. Hafer, ’63

Brian M. Cardew, ’73

Pennsylvania Beta Gettysburg College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

M. Eugene Mittel, ’50

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Frederick D. Reimer, ’07

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John H. Benjamin, ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gary W. Test, ’61

Thomas C. McCarthy, ’67

John Robert McMahon, ’86

Donors

Lawrence H. Luessen, ’67

Scott W. Williams, ’69

Carl E. Miller, ’58

Jeffrey C. Mang, ’76

Peter B. White, ’59

Brendan Cushing-Daniels, ’87

Aidan Desmond

Pennsylvania Delta Allegheny College

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Dr. Chris W. Brussalis, ’87

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Forrest Clair Mischler, ’61

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Francis F. Schefer, ’81

Jordan R. Pallitto, ’07

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Mitchell J. Pulwer, ’75

Richard B. Dines, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Mathew John Schon, ’75

James L. McIntire, ’66

Elgin Alexander Hill, ’57

Donors

Bruce Edwin Brown, ’87

John T. Richards, ’76

Scott S. Schieman, ’74

Zachary Fry

Raymond William Englert, ’22

Pennsylvania Epsilon

Dickinson College

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John O. Bennett, ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James Gary Lewis, ’68

Donors

Charles C. Miller, ’70

Steven P. Delp, ’63

Pennsylvania Eta

Lehigh University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Joseph L. Muscarelle, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert E. Flaherty, ’68

Vincent P. Murray Jr., ’85

John R. Papazian, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gregory R. Scott, ’78

James Newton Wilson, ’63

Donors

Steven A. Erickson, ’78

Andrew Orkney Stober, ’93

David J. Morrison, ’73

Robert M. Phillips, ’90

Joseph J. Scriptunas, ’71

Robert L. Shultz II, ’74

Jonathan David Stone, ’91

Charles S. Rissler, ’72

Pennsylvania Gamma

Washington & Jefferson College

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Mark Edward Pleiss, ’11

Donor

David Alexander Ente, ’01

Pennsylvania Iota University of Pittsburgh

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William B. Stockwell, ’76

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Richard N. Maier, ’71

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Scott Ryan Lynch, ’97

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Garrett M. Taliaferro, ’99

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Timothy W. Ecton, ’83

Steven Curtis Rea, ’81

Donors

Charles Douglas Steeber, ’16

Darren Erwin Frederick, ’89

Ryan Abraham Haddad, ’09

Cullen J. Cochlan

Sherman B. Blystone, ’75

Daniel Joseph Schlegel, ’20

Jeremy Fresh

Pennsylvania Kappa

Swarthmore College

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

David L. Williams, ’50

Pennsylvania Lambda

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Anthony Charles Moscato, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Sean Michael Rollman, ’92

James S. Rosencrans III, ’15

Zachary Drew Hilliard, ’13

Nicholas Stephen Zbur, ’14

Nathan Fulton, ’23

Michael McGrath

Carson Hellerman

Peyton Trollinger

Pennsylvania Mu

Widener University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Patrick Hugh O’Connell, ’91

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Sean S. Wagner, ’02

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

J. David Almacy, ’92

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

M. Craig Tabun, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert John Ketler, ’91

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Stephen Spencer Wagner, ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jonathan Daniel Bressler, ’88

Robert Joseph Baiocchi, ’00

Donors

Jeffrey Carroll McKenna, ’90

John Michael Lynn, ’04

Melvin Allen Holmes, ’14

Jeffrey Joseph Taylor, ’02

Patton Vo, ’15

Michael Thomas England, ’02

Jeremy M. Koenig, ’08

Jason M Schwemer, ’12

Michael A. Vitullo, ’01

Anthony Dante Cellini, ’10

Domenic Chila, ’13

Wayne Morse, ’01

Ezekiel Ober

Michael Smith

Brian Gehman

Alex Preisler

Ethan Hammond

Pennsylvania Omicron

Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James A. DeGaetano, ’99

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Matthew Wyatt Groff, ’02

Joseph Adam Zupancic, ’01

Jason Ryan Holschwander, ’05

Donors

Richard Donald Dietz, ’99

James Michael Hagan, ’13

Andrew John LaPorte, ’12

Andrew Gohde, ’05

Christopher Lloyd Farrands, ’09

Justin Arthur Kaufman, ’99

Mike Leys, ’99

Thomas Jason Moraski, ’05

Stephen Thomas Snyder, ’03

Alfred Sloane Bendell, ’18

Patrick Michael Farren, ’02

Khalil Nasir Akins, ’17

Ryan Anthony Smith, ’06

Timothy Jordan Craine, ’19

James Edward Bolduc, ’14

Kyle Davies, ’18

Erik L. Lesperance, ’10

Gray Keneston Daus, ’00

Jesse Garman Repp, ’05

Justin Kristofer Kern, ’99

Michael Francis Looney, ’01

Raymond Donald Speight, ’03

Jared Donald Eveler, ’18

Mark Alan Bowers, ’03

Timothy Jason Weik, ’04

Jackson Scheck

Jacob Ryan, ’19

Cameron Wilson Fox, ’18

Evan Brown, ’20

Hannes Hecker

John Osborne, ’10

John Richardson Jaeger, ’02

Johnathan Sage Underkoffler, ’19

Liam Bachman

Michael Joseph McCartin, ’03

Nathan Lewis Powell, ’01

Ryan Lomenzo

Shaughn Edward Bittner, ’02

Vincent Edmund Leone, ’01

Daniel Stewart Hess, ’14

David A. Whitsel, ’02

Robert Earl Crum, ’07

Danny Hewson

Noah Lynn Hockenberry, ’22

Bradford Embree, ’18

Joshua Paul Minnich, ’07

Justin Allen Covington, ’07

Matthew Tanner Richards, ’18

Ryan Paul Flattery, ’07

Scott Jason Fitzgerald, ’02

Matthew W. Boland, ’23

Cayce Loughry, ’16

Chad Edward Kuipers, ’03

Cody Weber

Connor Fetterhoff, ’20

Dominic James Condomitti, ’19

Donovan Michael Lechak, ’11

James Alan Walton, ’13

Jeffrey Thomas Shepherd, ’23

Joseph John Neild, ’22

Marc Ashner, ’02

Reid Kriebel

Tommy Chan, ’23

William Thomas Fitzgibbons, ’18

Joseph Lester Pultro, ’06

Kevin Lawrence Burke, ’05

Matthew Scott Peffer, ’04

Richard Andrew Churak, ’06

Ryan Alan Howard, ’05

Pennsylvania Pi

Robert Morris University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kevin Joseph Bazner, ’06

Donors

Hunter Preston Carlheim, ’16

Brandon James Long, ’16

Alexander T Vaclavik, ’23

Benjamin Herman

Reese Martin

Christian Bradley, ’23

Pennsylvania Rho

Carnegie Mellon University

Donors

Leo Chen

Steven Powell

Edwin Chen

Pennsylvania Sigma

Millersville University

Donor

John Ochs

Pennsylvania Theta

Pennsylvania State University

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John M. Kersh, ’57

Pennsylvania Xi

Clarion University

Donors

Justin P. Dandoy, ’07

Robert Jeffery Adams, ’09

Brent Loren Will, ’00

Pennsylvania Zeta

University of Pennsylvania

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Howard Gellis, ’75

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Raymond F. Dacek, ’52

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James Palic, ’81

Michael D. DiCandilo, ’82

Michael J. Pushkarewicz, ’79

John W. Harley, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Alan B. Clements, ’69

Adrien A. Maught, ’33

Stephen H. Smalley, ’71

Charles Dean Klahr, ’49

Martin A. Rubin, ’76

Donors

Wayne W. Ackerman, ’55

Craig L. Snyder, ’62

Ernest Mutsuo Higa, ’74

David P. Menninger, ’81

J. Matthew Wolfe, ’78

Cory Busbee Sullivan, ’09

Charles R. Boyce, ’81

Quebec Alpha

McGill University

Herbert J. Seagrim, ’62

Benoit Simoneau, ’99

Rohit Anil

Olin Rolseth

Rhode Island Alpha Brown University

Peter L. Conklin, ’67

South Carolina Beta University of South Carolina

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Dennis W. Harrington, ’67

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas N. Southard, ’67

Donors

Jerome M. Davis, ’70

Robert Mitchell Harris, ’68

Patrick Donel Nolan, ’69

Jonathan Kenneth Ross, ’97

South Carolina Gamma

Clemson University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Allen Gibson Edwards, ’71

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Stewart D. Brown, ’76

P. Scott Bowden, ’78

William Gale Baker, ’87

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Mark R. Bishop, ’75

Charles W. Pate, ’70

Matthew Geruso

Bryan Scott Johnson, ’81

Joseph Terrell Cook, ’91

Donors

Alexander Michael Stefanic, ’11

Charles R. Lamar, ’76

Carl A. Labonge, ’81

Duncan Haggerty

South Dakota Alpha University of South Dakota

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Charles W. Poore, ’61

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Jesse Ryan Moyer, ’03

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Richard M. Held, ’69

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Clayton D. Cudmore, ’01

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Kerrie Nathan Herren, ’05

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael N. Schirber, ’67

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David E. Knutzen, ’76

Donors

Daniel J. Kelly, ’65

Edward R. Bader, ’63

J. G. Glasnapp, ’71

Douglas K. Pay, ’59

Christopher Allan Paul, ’91

Tennessee Alpha

Vanderbilt University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Fleming L. Jolley, ’74

Howell Elliott Adams, ’53

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

George William Coble, ’54

Neely B. Coble, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Howard K. McCain, ’60

Thomas E. Adams, ’58

James J. Griffin, ’57

Donors

Stewart Bronaugh, ’76

Zachariah David Lloyd, ’10

William M. Wilson, ’70

Luke Faessler

Nick McCoy

Tennessee Beta

Sewanee: The University of The South Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ben Ivey Jackson, ’80

John Haskell Tidman, ’54

Donors

Hill Ferguson, ’64

Tennessee Delta

Tennessee Technological University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

David W. Swindle Jr., ’76

Gary H. McDonald, ’79

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John A. Grannis, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James Walter Toliver, ’11

John R. Lyons, ’73

Donors

Jeremy J. Bullington, ’05

Kenneth Alfred Gaudreault, ’71

Tennessee Epsilon

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Stuart Kirk Mabry, ’94

Tennessee Eta

Middle Tennessee

State University

Colin A. Blouin, ’15

John Jarosinski

Tennessee Gamma University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Samuel J. Furrow, ’63

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Clayton M. Jones, ’71

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Gary R. Wade, ’70

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John J. Maddux, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Larry W. Anderson, ’69

Martin L. Lindsey, ’69

Norman D. Estep, ’66

Lawrence V. Kaminsky, ’81

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Walter D. Fain, ’68

Rowland S. Funk, ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John Bennett Thornburg, ’87

Thomas F. Starck, ’72

Jim K. Hudson, ’76

Donors

Trey Faunce

Nathaniel Jerome Pall, ’13

Lawrence E. Young, ’65

Philip Alan Ledger, ’86

Ethan Scharver

William Bradley Nichols, ’09

N Douglas Milligan, ’71

Michael Erwood McCormick, ’95

Brennan Mellor

Tennessee Theta

East Tennessee State University

Danny Siebert

Brett Ward

Tennessee Zeta

Belmont University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jeremy Patrick Hutzel, ’06

Donors

Christopher Chase Breland, ’04

William Shane Konves, ’02

Texas Beta

The University of Texas at Austin

Benjamin Harrison Association

$1,000,000 or more

Kenneth M. Jastrow II, ’69

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Paul Alan Brown, ’88

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Thomas Harper III, ’68

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Winfield M. Campbell, ’66

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John W. Worsham, ’51

William A. Blackwell, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Alan C. Baum, ’64

Walter L. Foxworth, ’57

Mario Armando Villa, ’03

Bernard W. Miner, ’53

Donors

Michael P. Roche, ’58

William Travis Johnson, ’02

Texas Delta

Southern Methodist University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

James A. Cummins, ’80

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Hugh Daviss King, ’57 J. Stephen Lockton, ’89

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Thomas G. Gresham, ’80

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Thomas R. Leslie IV, ’74

James W. Collins, ’75

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Michael A. Merriman, ’79

Thomas W. Sabin, ’79

Dan Christian Woldert, ’74

John B. Schulze, ’59

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Lance C. Gilliam, ’77

Thomas O. Hanks, ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

T. Michael Conway, ’77

Jack C. Myers, ’66

Kent C. Krause, ’79

John C. Conger, ’79

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James Kirk Woodall, ’70

John T. Crone IV, ’91

Gregory S. Cannon, ’79

Robert L. Richey, ’80

William O. Key, ’75

Gerry D. York, ’58

Don H. Baldwin, ’56

Michael Tannery, ’80

Andrew Sims Doughtie, ’80

Steven C. Finn, ’80

Michael D. Bristol, ’77

Richard P. Fuhry, ’76

Robert A. Clyde, ’85

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club 1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Donors

Rob Jones, ’76

Daniel Wittingham Stansbury, ’89

Robert C. Noel, ’80

Wright Bruce Monning, ’70

Richard G. Foster, ’82

William S. Hausser, ’77

Stewart R. Henderson, ’81

Arthur Kendall Barrett, ’80

David Z. Conoly, ’75

Tadd Tellepsen, ’91

Charles Malcolm Holland, ’82

Matthew M. Burkholder, ’91

Robert W. Hall, ’79

John Matthew Sjoberg, ’80

Nick DiGiovanni, ’77

Richard Eric Anderson, ’89

Robert R. Corcoran, ’76

William Bruce Hursh, ’79

Larry F. Lightner, ’65

David Seaborn Boylan, ’91

David W. Long, ’80

Daine O. Bennett, ’78

Jeffrey J. Steinmeyer, ’78

David R. Marlow, ’80

George S. Moussa, ’79

Stephen A. Lowder, ’80

Ronald M. Bullock, ’79

Gregory Lewis Miller, ’89

Robert H. Sharp, ’76

John M. Jackson, ’68

Charles A. Anderson, ’84

Addison D. Davis, ’82

Jeffrey A. Jones, ’78

Louis M. Fouts, ’66

John Londoff Jr., ’80

John Forbes Anderson, ’79

Reiner A. Brasch, ’85

Albert Gordon Nichols, ’62

Perry B. Hall, ’77

Steve Robert Utley, ’85

Wade P. Adams, ’74

C. L. Schmidt, ’62

James R. Wilck, ’63

Erik Bernhard Daugbjerg, ’92

Harry Ross Claiborne, ’11

Jerry L. Lovelace, ’65

Eugene A. Burrus, ’78

Michael Pollard Sealy, ’99

Michael S. Kirchof, ’75

Richard H. Collins, ’69

John Michael Amis, ’63

Alexander W. Pierce, ’79

Clinton L. Montgomery, ’81

Joseph R. Fallon, ’80

Todd A. Smith, ’84

Jeffrey Michael Jones, ’89

Walter N. Kuntz, ’63

John E. Whiteside, ’69

Otto Kirchof

Audley E. Burford, ’80

John Roger Deering, ’88

Wesley Ryan Danaher, ’00

Fox Jack

Texas Epsilon

Texas Tech University

Benjamin Harrison Association

$1,000,000 or more

Stephen J. Kleberg, ’69

Michael K. McKenzie, ’67

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

John F. Scovell, ’68

Gerald C. Nobles, ’73

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Jay C. Evans, ’70

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

David H. Segrest, ’67

William F. Dean, ’61

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Gary H. Shores, ’63

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

David W. Kuykendall, ’77

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Pierce Abernethy, ’70

Jasper H. Baldwin, ’59

Larry A. Stockton, ’75

Thomas Brown, ’18

Daniel W. Kinsel, ’75

Charles F. Winder, ’79

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joe K. King, ’76

Mark H. LaRoe, ’80

Robert N. Allen, ’69

Benjamin B. Wallace, ’76

Phillip Baxter Moore, ’68

Lawrence E. Gill, ’63 1

Robert W. Goff, ’68

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Geoffrey L. Wayne, ’96

Richard A. Grigg, ’69

Darren Wade Boruff, ’89

Charles D. Alexander, ’84

Steven E. Senter, ’83

David A. Miller, ’71

Robert John Hicks, ’02

Johnny Dee Appleby, ’62

Robert K. LaMaster, ’79

Robert E. Michie, ’70

Charles L. Rader, ’80

Michael E. McGaha, ’84

William P. Dannevik, ’93

Donors

J. Charles Steinman, ’63

Gregory Lee Muhlinghause, ’78

Jeremy Robert Rehwald, ’01

Don Wylie, ’67

David A. Cook, ’80

Lawrence Edwards Gill, ’90

Christopher G. Teesdale, ’76

Raymond Reagon Noble II, ’98

Geoff C. Hicks, ’93

Frank M. Johnson, ’70

James Zachary Parker, ’75

John Doyle Settle, ’72

Douglas W. Gibbins, ’65

Thomas B. Taylor, ’70

David Wade Carson, ’95

Brentley Gray Bowman, ’98

Christopher Prey Rodgers, ’88

Ronald L. Rives, ’74

Brian Addison Stahler, ’95

Myles C. Hunter, ’14

Dan Russell Kennedy, ’88

Joe S. Brooks, ’77

Aidan Gindorf

Texas Eta

Stephen F. Austin

State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Mark L. Hobson, ’77

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

M. Thomas Mason, ’70

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark E. Jensen, ’85

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Kenton E. Schaefer, ’69

Phillip R. Broxson, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James Lewis Cullinan, ’87

Gary Bryant Young, ’90

Spencer L. Olesen, ’62

James B. Thomas, ’69

Thomas R. Castleberry, ’72

John R. Still, ’69

John C. Mast, ’77

Benford J. Moore, ’64

Paul A. Noyd, ’75

Alexander Valdez

Julio Aguilar

Brent Barber

Tristen Benningfield

Texas Gamma

Southwestern University

Benjamin Harrison Association

$1,000,000 or more

Joseph W. Royce, ’63

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

James B. Ewbank, ’77

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Gaylon D. Morris, ’88

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas C. Pitcock, ’82

Richard D. Hillyer, ’63

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Edward H. Ellis Jr., ’64

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert Clay Coleman, ’04

J. Paul Edwards, ’64

James J. Reeves, ’92

Jon R. Sandidge, ’64

William C. Dwyer, ’73

Lee F. Christie, ’84

Donors

John M. Franks, ’63

David W. Easley, ’64

Richard Brandon Falcone, ’08

Houston Whitfield Briggs, ’63

Glenn Anthony Blackwood, ’89

Thomas A. Bullock, ’71

Steven Thomas McKay, ’92

Charlie Fournier

Aidan O’Connell

Texas Iota

Lamar University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James C. Eskridge, ’66

Donor

Roy Michael Hatton, ’69

Texas Kappa

The University of Texas at Arlington

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James S. Kennedy, ’77

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Steven Douglas Plamondon, ’90

James Thomas Harp, ’62

Mark T. LaCourse, ’84

Donors

Gordon W. Kinney, ’69

Albert Sanchez, ’78

Rolando Hernandez

Texas Lambda

Baylor University

Walker A. Nicholson, ’59

Texas Mu

Texas State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William Joseph Poston, ’88

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

David W. Sweeten, ’88

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald Berdinsky, ’83

Jon Truett Anstey, ’98

Martin S. Wells, ’84

Marshall Wells

Texas Nu

Texas A&M University

Donors

Vincent Tegan Spencer, ’97

Fred Jerome Watson, ’17

Benicio Gonzales

Texas Omicron

University of North Texas Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jens Eric Braun, ’92

Texas Pi

Sam Houston State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Russell Carman, ’98

Donors

James Bradley Self, ’94

Peter Wojtek Krol, ’07

Michael Pharr

Trace Filipp

Hunter Stone

Payton Scalf

Texas Rho

Texas A&M–Corpus Christi Donor

Kyle William Hosek, ’13

Texas Tau

University of Texas at El Paso Donor

Kenneth Melendez

Texas Theta

West Texas A&M University Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

M. Keith Brown, ’91

Tucker D. Lee, ’08

Stan R. Morris, ’85

Douglas W. Tanner, ’64

Sidney R. Stout, ’67

William J. Sanders, ’72

Donors

Lee K. Howard, ’04

Stanley J. Hicks, ’71

Jacob Goode

Texas Upsilon

The University of Texas at Dallas Donors

Joshua M. Larriviere, ’23

Dustin Williams, ’20

Spencer Miller, ’23

Cade Broddick

Joshua Gambrell

Austin Sandobal

Colin Chaney

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Texas Xi

The University of Texas at San Antonio

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Albert William Gustafson, ’70

Marco Isidro Cantu, ’93

Kenneth Stephen Lambrecht, ’92

Texas Zeta

Texas Christian University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William L. Gray, ’70

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Sam F. Henderson, ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Frederick L. Streck, ’83

Tracy Tod Zickuhr, ’91

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael W. Bessire, ’71

Lon E. Byars, ’74

Jerry S. Daniel, ’59

Donors

Rodney O. Haggard, ’70

Walter P. Townsen, ’68

Ben M. Dyer, ’62

William I. Von Schroeter

Michael M. Sands, ’63

Sam Strauss

Cooper Regan

Utah Alpha University of Utah

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Kenneth G. Maikowski, ’86

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

A. Wiley Loughran, ’81

Derek S. Goldstein, ’86

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Charlie R. Jones, ’65

M. Scott Mietchen, ’84

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

William D. Old, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Mark S. Cianciolo, ’84

Thomas N. Arnett, ’69

David E. Root, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Peter C. Dreissig, ’86

John William Beagles, ’60

Christopher V. Gunderson, ’98

Donors

Jon Kent Draayer, ’62

Devin Edward Schwehr, ’22

Nelson Kenichiro Yonemura, ’19

Steven S. Powell, ’73

Jack Ryan McCauley

Nathan Alexander Zaltsman, ’20

Parker Coleman Stewart, ’19

Jeff Scott Hodlmair, ’98

Caelen Dailey, ’18

William Thomas Burton, ’84

Drake Sequard Johnson, ’66

Joseph Anthony Massey, ’17

John Michael Bender, ’17

Reiss Jensen, ’20

Elliot D. Ansari, ’19

Dillon John Clark, ’19

Michael T. Prokopis, ’87

Blake David Hitchcock, ’20

Stuart Johnson, ’14

Charles R. Lambert, ’24

Eric James Reece, ’19

Nicholas Christian Ridge, ’18

Cole Smith, ’21

Saxon Gray Zoolakis, ’17

Alex James Kenny, ’19

Christian James Meza, ’21

Conner Reid Hansen

Drew Arthur Daniels, ’18

Forest Streeter

Spencer Kofoed, ’19

Travis Ray Allumbaugh, ’20

Julian Verzosa Lipio, ’15

Steve S. Thomasma, ’94

Michael Anthony Luna, ’07

Trevor Joseph Schwehr, ’20

Welcome Kenji Huff, ’20

Joshua M. Wheeler

Kekama Tuiofu, ’18

Benjamin Mathew Hamel, ’19

Henry Gansert, ’20

Jacob Fritz, ’21

Michael John Gnatovic

Tanner Lee Holcomb, ’17

Kevin Wallace Meepos, ’20

Wyatt Adams

Noah Pelo

Vermont Alpha

University of Vermont Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

George D. Fraser, ’64

Eugene R. Manfredi, ’68

Donors

Alex Ryan Offer, ’10

Edward J. Murphy, ’81

Virginia Beta

University of Virginia Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James W. Eyler, ’75

Donors

Rt. Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, ’53

Peter H. Luke, ’70

Avaneen Pinninti

Virginia Delta

University of Richmond

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Charles B. Upshaw III, ’74

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Philip H. Rowland, ’74

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John R. Turner, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Howard P. Estes, ’61

Gerald M. Spivey, ’63

Ronald A. Malstrom, ’72

David Wilson Hartz, ’53

Gregory A. Williams, ’71

Donors

Jon-Jamison Hill, ’96

Bradley Joseph Conner, ’94

Howard Mears Turner, ’73

Robert P. Hughes, ’83

Peter G. Macheras, ’75

Mark D. Haden, ’74

Virginia Eta

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gerard M. Burton, ’84

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert E. Siegel, ’71

Donors

William R. Barr, ’70

Erik Cothron, ’16

Gary A. Craft, ’75

Robert L. Zier, ’70

Nick M. Atalla, ’74

Cameron Carter

Josh Provencher

Virginia Gamma

Randolph-Macon College

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William Peter Schick, ’84

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael F. Hall, ’79

John C. Giusio, ’65

John B. Taylor, ’82

Virginia Lambda

George Mason University

Donors

Alexander Williams

Adam Alsuezi

Eren Gelen

Michael Bombardier

Grant Pepin

Virginia Zeta

Washington and Lee University

Donors

Camillus L. Avent, ’77

Richard Goodwin Brock, ’89

Washington Alpha University of Washington

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James S. Calderhead, ’50

James B. Skaggs, ’59

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Gary M. Baugh, ’62

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Curtis G. Anderson, ’63

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Richard Lawrence Hinton, ’58

Jerome M. Johnson, ’55

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Thomas A. Wolthausen, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard E. Bangert, ’71

Lex N. Gamble, ’59

David L. Broom, ’60

Mark D. Mickelson, ’76

Richard F. Meslang, ’66

Mohammed Al-Hajri, ’14

Donors

Wado J. Bush, ’63

Donald R. Pennell, ’58

Marlin R. Mattson, ’61

William G. Woods, ’55

Nic Jefferson

Washington Beta

Whitman College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Dugald R. Campbell, ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Peter S. Werle, ’62

John W. Mendenhall, 1920

WASHINGTON ’26

Luke McFadden

Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute and McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership College Attendee

“The McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference gave me the lessons and energy I needed to return to my chapter and get to work. Most importantly, it reminded me that while there will be successes and challenges, I should never lose sight of what an incredible opportunity it is to serve my brothers and the Washington Alpha Chapter.”

Donors

Robert J. Blanc, ’74

J. Antonio Nguyen Cabasco, ’90

Jason Lenox Copeland, ’94

Luca Viarengo

Washington Delta University of Puget Sound

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William M. Wittress III, ’93

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

John A. Whalley, ’64

Scott E. Silver, ’73

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Garrett Paul Mock, ’87

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society Cornerstone Club

1848 Society Knights of Pallas Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Dennis M. Pederson, ’62

Kevin Barhydt, ’98

W. Ronald Stone, ’61

Jonathon Mitchell Brown, ’06

Donors

Jerome M. Thorpe, ’63

Gregory C. Johnson, ’71

Kevin Somel

Rene Alexey Del Barco, ’23

Andrew Michael Dunn, ’18

Graham Byron, ’20

Washington Epsilon

Eastern Washington University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael P. Benvenuto, ’97

Donor

Camden Weber

Washington Gamma

Washington State University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Gary F. Ratzlaff, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jeffry Jon Akridge, ’86

Edward Loren Schuoler, ’56

Donors

William R. Loscher, ’58

Troy Jon Lengel, ’94

John Walker Rollins, ’65

Paul William Snorsky, ’95

Zachary Mayer

Antonio Pargas

West Virginia Alpha

West Virginia University

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Daniel S. McHenry, ’83

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Roy Harold Cunningham, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Rodney K. Raines, ’61

Lawrence P. Chambers, ’60

Edward D. McDevitt, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert Kyle Bush, ’66

Donors

Frederick L. Dudding, ’63

Daniel E. Dunmire, ’81

Charles David Betoney, ’07

West Virginia Gamma

West Liberty University

Donors

Evan K. Newman, ’15

Jonathan E. Howard, ’21

Andrew J. Holden, ’17

Cody S Stanton, ’22

Brandon John Galici, ’17

William Cody Waggoner, ’19

Justin S. De La Cruz, ’15

Hayden Michael Blazer, ’18

Stephen Yost

Brian Jeffery Richmond, ’15

Mason Dimitruis Hamilton, ’20

William Campbell, ’18

Mark A Kepple

Justin Bowers, ’20

Meine Lane Fledderus, ’18

Andrew Douglas Arensberg, ’14

Christian Joshua Witt, ’18

Luke Tacosik, ’80

Supakij Prajnabhakti, ’23

Mason Riter

Austin Joseph Gray, ’22

Anthony M Ptaszek, ’23

Drew David Bidwell, ’17

Jacob Daniel Mauzy, ’21

Sean David Travelstead

Trevor Kessell

Jamie Edmund Billiter, ’17

Justin Sanclemente

Johannes Luca Seisler, ’18

Caleb Cunningham

Conlin Rex Halterman, ’20

David Reid Boden, ’19

Dylan E Golden, ’21

Dylan Walter Donovall, ’16

Jacob Schiefelbein, ’22

Jason Cefus

Justin Boyer, ’23

Kendrick J. Jackson, ’19

Kyle Edward Lutz, ’14

Loyd Lee Butcher

Mark Carson, ’17

Matt Turziano, ’23

Shane Sneddon, ’18

Zach Rycroft, ’23

Cory Alan Voll, ’15

Douglas Walters, ’14

Isaac Basinger, ’22

Tucker V Sebring

Visaal Sherazi, ’24

Wisconsin Alpha University of Wisconsin–Madison

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Richard Bechtel, ’89

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

James H. Berglund, ’54

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Lee R. Miskowski, ’54

Robert D. Espeseth, ’52

Donors

Roger T. Fridholm, ’63

Adam B. Warriner, ’88

Albert H. Stauffacher, ’53

Stepen Kacena

Wisconsin Beta

Lawrence University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jacob A. Kingdon, ’07

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Charles E. Ray, ’72

Earl J. Patterson, ’76

Todd R. Balfanz, ’63

Donors

John F. Oberwetter, ’71

Dwight A. Peterson, ’55

Eugene S. Johnson, ’66

Robert A. Bishop, ’60

Wisconsin Epsilon

St. Norbert College

Donors

Shamus McMahon

Brady Hunter Olson

Wisconsin Gamma

Ripon College

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Richard D. Kuehl, ’67

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William H. Descher, ’66

Donors

Brandon Peace

Devon Ross

Daniel Saylor

Gabriel Drake

Wisconsin Zeta

University of Wisconsin–Whitewater

Donors

Bobby Mann

Brandon T. Castro

Logan Carter

Donnie Benedyk

Nick Montalbano

Wyoming Alpha

University of Wyoming

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Richard G. Olmstead, ’73

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Arnold R. Cross, ’65

Friends of Phi Delt

Robert J. Miller

Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Anonymous

Anonymous

Robert Morrison

Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Anonymous

Carol Ritchie

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Nanci Hampel

Arthur R. Priest

Association

$25,000 to $49,999

North Carolina Beta

House Corporation

J. M. Anthony Danby

Michael and Tamsen

Brown

John McMillan Wilson

Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Greta Flory

Ardivan Walker Rodgers

Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Kevin Knox Nunnally

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Anonymous

Ann Haines

Andrew Watts Rogers

Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Phyll Thackery

John Wolfe Lindley

Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joan M. Schiml

Matthew Dewood

David L .Knight

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Dan Shaver

Patrick McEvoy

Donors

University of Tennessee

Panhellenic Community

David T. Pompel

Linda R Brattain

Katherine G Fried

Kelly Sheridan Derickson

Roberta McGlone

Ute Betancourt

Alpha Gamma Rho

Tau Chapter

Casey Prange

Chris Kimerer

Daryle Mahnke

Kerry Whelan

Laura Franke

Lisa Altman

Steven Hermanson

Chris Murphy

Laura Callahan

Blair Bowman

Joe Millette

Matthew Howell

Kevin Foreman

Kathryn Rufener

Therese Smith

Erik Jimenez

MSU Culinary Services

Deborah L. Smith

2013 United FC Girls Soccer Team

Andrea Skeith

OKS 2021 Athaide

Renee R. Crist Lefter

John and Lori Newland

Patty Schwehr

Andrea Egan

Colin Wittmer

Crickett and Andrew Lapeyre

Gina DeLapa

Kelly Decker

Kevin Hively

Kurt Haras

Lisa and Dan Roma

Mark Herman

Patrick Zschering

Peter Rinfret

Philip Carrott

Zack Ahee

Cate Welsh

Stephanie Cowan

Agape Georgiadis

AXO University of Michigan

Dawn and Brian Mullaly

Richard & Karen Mader

Mrs. Arthur L. Burns Jr.

Olivia Chewning

Victoria Nordgren

Jennifer Morrow

Angela Felag

Lynn Walsh

Julia Johnson

VAS Hockey Foundation

Wendy Faust

Myra Duritsch

Kristen Ifkovits

Jill McCready

Stacey Jarvis

Suzanne Lozano

Fahey Schultz Burzych

Rhodes PLC

Sarah Maggied

Jon Myers

Jackie Richardson

Annie Johnson

Malone Mislak

Paul and Kata Matheson

Paul Garavente

Robert Hedge

Sara Pompel

Andrew Naughton

Anna Sinagoga

Clout Public Affairs

Elle Ottaway

Gayle Laorr

Jasmine Porter

Kathy Grajewski

Kim Gibbons

Kristen Siemen

Noel Harrison family

Quick Quick

Sarah Cardoza

Scott Carano

Todd Mairn

Tracy Skupien

Joanne McCoy

Cynthia Simpson

Melinda Arentsen

Umongous Inc.

Victoria Barela

Mary Louise

Pfaendtner

Deanna and Bob Ward

Chris Louie

Doug and Sharon A. LaGore

Maryam A. Behzadifar

Melissa S. Turra

Aeja and Bill White

Allison Sullivan

Anna Hensien

Apple Kurek Naughton

David Faeth

Devyn Maguire

Elizabeth Reilly

Krista Ann Falk

GianFranco DelBene

Jaime and Doug Turnbull

Jenny and Ken Fruehauf

Josh Buloushi

Leslie Rajewski

Marcella Puchalski

Meryl Rosenthal

Patricia Pierson

Paul Galsterer

Sandra Posega

Stan Gallagher

Steven Alvey

Kirsten Bechard

Chicago Advertising Federation

Katharine Kuhnlein

Naina Hassan

Sally K. Williams

Donor Key

Chapter Grand

Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

Cornerstone Club

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Volunteer

Annual Giving Levels

Platinum Medallion $10K–10M

Gold Medallion $5K–9,999

Silver Medallion $2.5K–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1K–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Steven Boal

Greg Hollen

Katelyn Fulmer

Shana Mislak

Aaron M. Spencer

Cassandra Sherry

Anthony Finocchio

Bradford Kemper

Cathy O’Reilly

Jeff Keating

Mark Whalen

Teri Holwerda

Vivian Hackman

Michelina and Piero Bachetti

Alpha Chi Omega CMU-Phi

Delta Theta CMU

Jeffrey M Scherrer

Gail Miciuda

Spencer Rajewski

Erin Jablonski

Brian Lyke

Emily Wolfzorn

Brianna Alunni

Patrick Lange

Aamer Bajwa

Glen and Cindy Ternes

Jason Smith

Kristy Derba-Strauss

Lexi Halamandaris

Michele Badovinac

Dixie Milliken

Goodwin Courtlyn

Jenna Evans

Joe Schwehr

Keaton McAuliffe

Laura and Patrick Kelsey

Liz Garavente

Michaela Groharing

Pamela Kendall

Pearl Bell

Sydney Generoso

Paul Tiberia

Lhalung D Jordhen

Ahmed Sheikh

Carina Ogg

Jay Porter

Jeff Rohr

Nick Seierup

Scott Dever

Sheila Moyer

Shelly Horn

Jenny Loeffelman

Bruce Tornell

Diane Rooney

Holly and CJ V. Bens

Katherine H. McCombs

Michael C. Rossi

Rebecca Dolan

Robert S. Sloan

Robin S. Ghise

Sharon J. Rosa

Thomas Stryker

Abigail Andrejek

Abigail Hampton

Adam Treadwell

Allen Spath

Ally Varady

Amanda and Bridget Flanagan

Amy Goodman

Amy Whipple

Anita Sapalidis

Ann Turnbull

Anne De meel

Aunt Janet A

Ben Kershner

Beth Monnin

Betsy Allen Allen

Brenda Lyons

Camryn Buckley

Cara Hallene

Catherine Rile

Catherine Ruster

Charles Christensen

Charlotte Simoes

Christina Eidson

Corinne Jankowski

Courtney McCreadie

Cynthia C. Buresh

Dap Fannon

Daphne Irby

Darcy Craven

Darshana Devarajan

David Cohen

Delta Kappa Epsilon

International Fraternity

Dennis McCarthy

Diane Bruno

Dorotha Downey

Eliza Stein

Eugene Sullivan

Evan Swarztrauber

Evelyn Appelbaum

Gary Henige

George White

Greta Lang

Gretchen Doyle

Gretchen King

Hart Boyajian

Hilary Brazin

Jack Bos

Jack Lang

James Harkness

Janice Shabet

Janis Shimko

Jean Coon

Jeanne Wood

Jeffery Kline

Jeffrey Pipp

Jessica Cherwin

John and Janet ,owal

John Dickhut

John Sier

Johnny Strabel

Jon Trapp

Joy Bajt

Karen Cullen

Karen Hart

Kari Shanaver

Karin Sauger Gregory

Kate Skupien

Kathleen Bunch

Kathryn Rauch

Kathryn Salisbury

Kathy Tackett-Hicks

Kaylie Misiak

Kelly Breitenbecher

Kelly Gellasch

Ken Nagel

Kennicott Kennicott

Kevin Ayoola

Kimberly Wolf

Krissy Spaulding

Kyle Huber

Lauren Cole

Laurie Tarasi

Leng Lu

Lindsey Hull

Lisa Masters

Lisa Pearce

Lori Hellman

Lorraine Klein

Lynwood Pleasant

Marcella Staricco

Margaret Walsh

Marisa Nagy

Marjann Lawson

Mark Fittipaldi

Mark Hoyt

Mark McDonough

Mark Riashi

Martin and Cathrine Cleary

Matthew Nixon

MB and Henry Szymanski

Melisa Marra

Melissa Mehta

Melissa Weiss

Michael Pratt

Mike Wood

Mike Wright

Morisette Family

Myreya Amezcua

Nina Simon

Oscar McWood

Patmarie Nedelka

Patrick Chilson

Patrick Petz

Paula Fishkin

Peter and Graeme Party

Peter Arvant

Peter Duffy

Poplawski Family

Rebecca and Rich Colletta

Rich Bergmann

Richard Hill

Richard Little

Ruben Susanto

Ryan Koerner Hilperts

Sara Graham

Seth Romine

Sheri Bono-Striegel

Silvia Spadafora

Sophie Crossley

Tammie Valentini

Terry Ayrault

The Hoffman family

Tim Mahler

Tim O’Halla

Todd and Allison Baker

Tom Clarke

Traci Henderson

Ulyana Petrova-Todorov

Vicki Fiegl

Vincent Pavlak

Vinkemulder Vinkemulder

Wafa Abbud- Younes

Joseph Jabour

Marisela Brum

Hayley Conway

Amy Thompson Meyer

Carol Noud

Chris Rhoades

Ciara Dalton

Elise Boots Liddle

Erik Winborn

Isabel Ceniza

James Howard

Jerome Kole

Jessica Harris

Joy Turunen

Juliann Busciglio

Kara Louisell

Kim Ayars

Maura Schaefer

N Clarke

Nancy Tehan

Nick Gallucci

Nicole Scott

Polly York

Raymond and Barbara Pegg

Rick Darnell

Robert Aeschbach

Robin Hartnett

Sean Carpenter

Drake Ward

Dr. Emily Acosta Lewis

Caitlin Phillip

Laurie Tracy

Shannon Lynch

Rosa Tiberia

Eileen Kolbasuk

Dharini Dalal

Keel and Danielle Clemmens

Forrest Rosser

Laura Peterson

Amy Derrickson

Bonnie J. Schiller

Charles Tiderington

Theodore Tran

Emily Pride Sutton

Allison Joseph

Richard and Kimberly Spencer

Michael Verni

Rachel Milam

Allison Duersch

Ariana Williford

Beatriz Coelho

Briana Cifelli

Catherine Hickey

Chris Kimbrell

Dan Cunningham

Evan Escobar

Gerard Mc Cahill

Jack Schlegel

Jai Amin

Lindsay Shanley

Natasha Price-Lopez

Stephanie Keil

William Bourgein

Cath Fuente

Jack Engler

Sally Humeniuk

Steve Pike

Joyce M. Cornett

Kristina R. Gerig

Marcus Hoffmann

Adry M.

Ainsley Kuptz

Alex Hertrich

Alicia Proffitt

Amy Polsinelli

Analie Farrar

Ann Hayes

Anna Ahee

Anne Rhodes

Ashtin Brewer

Audrie Franco

Barbara Collins

Barbara Yoshida

Benjamin Gregg

Betsy Gundry

Betty Fuerst

Brian and Kimberly Dikker

Brian and Jen Gluck

Brian Kayser

Brian Saas

Bridget Hathaway

Caden Handwork

Carol Gawrych

Caroline Keller

Caroline Kersten

Catanzaro Family

Catherine Scannell

Charles Hyde

Cherry Pakiela

Cheryl Brouillet

Chloe Polizzi

Chris Rusing

Chuck and Sue Wood

Colleen Ginste

Colleen Vosicky

Collin Gaffke

Courtney James

Craig Bassin

Dan and Kim Shine

Dana Hanifan

Daniel Pozdol

Darcy Shaheen

Deb McSween

Deborah Sang

Diane Hoban

Dr. Veronica Wilkerson

Johnson

Edward Beach

Ella Kagan

Ellie Moylan

Emily Olomu

Eric Hadley

Erin Ghise

Flynn MacKrell

Frank Blackman Jr

Gabriella Boisineau

George Minehart

Gina Fagerman

Gina Guzzardo

Gloria Stark

Greg Houston

Hannah Paley

Heidi Hope

Idania Olmeda

James Murphy

Jane Bunting

Janet McQuaid

Janice Grundy

Jeanette Ellsworth

Jeffrey Olender

Jess Szymanski

Jessica Iasparro

Jie Yang

Jill Bankey

Joe and Janice Tardiff

Johanna Gardner

John and Dawn Kalyvas

Jordan Segasser

Joseph Schueneman

Judith Cordes

Juliette Primeau

Justin Godley

Kaitlyn LaPointe

Karen Ahern Connor

Karen Jankowski

Kathleen Cohen

Kathleen Paloyan

Kathryn Nelson

Kathy Spuler

Kelsi Jacobs

Kerri Bernard

Kristeen Becker

Kristi Kline

Kristi Poplin

Larissa Sano

Larry Thompson

Lauri Read

Lawrence Pierce

Leslie McMillin

Lillian Harrington

Lindsey Roellig

Lisa and John Drouin

Lisa Barnhart

Lisa Keller

Liz Talpalatsky

Lori Hall

Luciana Eberts

Luke Tornell

Madeline Sorensen

Maggie Bruemmer

Mandar Padhye

Margaret Dettlinger

Marisa Bens

Mark and Lynn Gallegos

Mary Ann vonReichbauer

Mary Kay Heldman

Matthew Hoffman

Maureen Carter

Meg Leonard

Melissa Espinoza

Merna Kesto

Michael Fisher

Michael Tengler

Michelle Ambro

Michelle Applegate

Michelle Louisell

Mike Bechtel

Mike Hertrich

Molly Dupes

Nora Fleming

Peter Bogart

Polly Webb

Rachel Chen

Rachel Colletta

Rachel Mourad

Raquel Moore

Rebecca Surian

Rob Rulison

Robert Moon

Sarah Johnson

Scott Camiller

Scott Laorr

Scott Pantaleo

Sean Connor

Shelley Tryan

Shelly Aronson

Sheryl Black

Susan Lambert

Susan Rugenstein

Suzanne Moenter

Sydney Gray-Trier

Tega Scott

The Ewings

Tracy Stablein

Tram Casianov

Will Navas

Yasaman Hemati

Zara/Joelle Osmond

Harris Beek

Candice Massolia

Cody Kelly

Dakota Gust

Erin Dilber

George and Mary Ann Bennett

Jane Stratton

Jenifer and William Haase

Julie T. Weber

Karen Tempalski

Kendall Koval

Mark Bassily

Matthew Mwemba

Reece Cole

Ryan English

Staci West

Teresa Millar

Kaylin King

Kevin Alsterda

Lindsay Willett

Megan Muer

Andrea Suchin

Audrey Smihal

Charlotte Parent

Isabelle Bradley

James Andrew Hopson

Arlena Dalfonsi

Ian Lang

Irena Vucelic

Natalie Whise

William DiMascio

Marla Karana

Evan Manes

Karen King

Kate Mezzanotte

Abby Harper

Ara Zoolakis

Grant Taylor

Kathryn Wilcox

Olivia Spagnola

Steven D. Sikorski

Abi Cone

Adam Fishkind

Aidan McFarlane

Aiden Cloud

Alec Prechtel

Alexander A Black

Ali Swanson

Alicen Fimple

Alina Parr

Allie Klein

Allie Thomas

Allie Tracey

Alyssa Mitchell

Amanda Briggs

Amy Dennis

Andrea Ferguson

Andrew Schneider

Ann O’Daniel

Anna Reins

Anna Sullivan

Annette Campbell

Ariana Herman

Austin Rouse

Ava D’Agostini

Barbara and Michael Kolar

Barbara Stoddard

Biz Leonard

Brad Morgan

Brian McGahey

Bridget Backer

Brooke Garonzik

Caitlin Colsia

Caroline Schlimgen

Carolyn Ginsberg

Charla Whitaker

Charlie Taylor

Chase Garland

Chelsea Sanders

Cheryl Mincone

Chloe Torres

Chris Mueller

Chrissy McKechnie

Christi Nyquist

Cindy Krueger

Claire Bahorski

Claudia McConnell

Cole Frevik

Courtney Mecke

Dakotah Salazar

Daniel Fahle

Darcy Pace

David Herc

David Kmetz

Dawn Gehring

Debbie Jacobs Colley

Debbie Silverman

Deborah Lindlbauer

Deidra Hodgkinson

Devlin Francis

Dina Wild

Donna Shahbazi

Drew Page

Elaine Held

Elizabeth Calo

Elle Snyder

Ellen Connor

Ellen Roberts

Elli Richter

Emelina Villarreal

Emma Ricker

Emma Sternquist

Emma Winden

Ethan Cascaddan

Evan Safrin

Evelyn and John Kenealy

Faith Dallo

Faith Wilson

Felipe Pena

Gamma Phi Beta

Pi Chapter

Ginger McMahon

Grace Grandelius

Grace Trowern

Grace Whittemore

Grant Walker

Guy Dobbs

Hai Xin Wu

Hannah Bromm

Hannah Wheatley

Hayley DiGianni

Hayley Jones

Heather Delikat

Heather Jozwiak

Henry Tischbein

Holly Crowl

Ivy McMullen

Jack Ring

Jacqueline Edmonds

James Routledge

Jamie Simmon

Jan Pedersen

Jane Juve

Jane Lacher

Jane Newton

Jane Weed

Jeff Kramer

Jenna Ciesla

Jennifer Kolf

Jennifer Selby

Jenny Ansell

Jenny Hauptman

Jesse Fera

Jessica McCloskey

Jimmy Parrish

Joe and Meghan Parent

John Grzymski

Jordan Conklin

Jordan Kostecki

Julia Bonfiglio

Julia Makowiec

Julia Ruth

Julia Turnbull

Juliana Chabot

Juliann Wisbrock

Julie Cassidy

Justin Koch

Karen Robison

Kate Dixon

Kate Ennis

Kate Hutchinson

Katelyn Helsel

Kathleen Ryan

Kathy Huyghe

Katie Bieszke

Katie Jesaitis

Katie Miller

Kayla Kuffner

Kaylee Sammons

Keely Messacar

Keiran Rahmaan

Kelley Hodges

Kelly Ortwine

Kendra Trader

Kenzie Wallace

Kerry Fulara

Kimberly Coday

Kimberly OHare

Kristin Kneff

Kristin Miner

Kristin, Matt and Sienna Mann

Laila Shehadeh

Lainey Rahm

Laura Dan

Laura Hine

Laura Lukkari

Laura Washington

Lauren Aprahamian

Lauren Sommerville

Laurie Murray

Leslie Maclin

Lindsey Caldwell

Lisa Bailey

Lisa Emig

Lisa Glozek

Lisa Richman

Liz Mcenery

Lois Furry

Lori Warner

Mackenzie Simon

Maddie James

Maddie Meade

Maddie Weekley

Madison Kvintus

Maeve Astfalk

Manuela Tuohy

Margaret Brennan

Maria Deskins

Mariam Diskina

Marie Kroneman

Marisa Kimerer

Mark Dombro

Mark Zerka

Mathew Millenbach

Matt Balos

Matthew Corley

Matthew Kiander

Maura Gates

Megan Blake

Meghan Ghise

Meghan Martin

Melanie Krznarich

Melissa Doyle

Melissa Smith

Melodi Warren

Mercedes Cohen

Michele Haugh

Michelle Caldwell

Michelle Sebastian

Morgan Palace

Mya Jackson

Nancy LePage

Natalie Horn

Nia Rahmaan

Nick Lundberg

Olivia Pahl

Pat Doering

Patricia Moyer

Patricia Palmer

Paul Rizzo

Peter Fordon

Petra Martlock

Phil Purdy

Phoebe Handwork

Preety Singh

Priya Gulati

Rachel Bortstein

Rachel Flower

Raef Akkary

Rebecca Ryan

Reid Arani

Richard Holmes

Rohan Challa

Ryan Fleming

Sab Clarke

Sarah Bergsto

Scott Hounchell

Shannon Gordon

Sharon Berger

Shelley Kritzman

Shelli Hopper

Sophie Smith

Steinar Knutsen

Stephanie Humenay

Steve Morey

Susan Bondie

Susan MacFadden

Suzanne Kaberle

Sylvia Karalekas

Tammi Brian Roberts

Tammy Valentino

Tara Lynch

Tatiana Giammarco

Taylor Tuohey

Timothy Hance

Tina Todorova

Tommy Hartzell

Tory Roth

Traci Ferguson

Tracy Leithauser

Veronika Senzer

Victoria Strickler

Wendy Kissonergis

William Johnson

William Kleiman

Alissa Heynen

Amanda Blay

Brian Kalt

Conor Dillon

David Gass

Evelyn Papstein

Harrison Dwight

James and Patricia Connolly

Jeanne Markowski

Jill Kries

Jim Verros

John Garvey

John, Michelle, Mady, and Brady Carlson

Josh Lutz

Kevin Bank

Kristin Adamski

Lauren Dutchik

Lenora James

Mark Weingarten

Mary Jo Rittmann

Megann Nielsen

Patty Barnhouse

Rachel Ghigo

Robert Johnson

Saralyn Alexander

Scott Kono

Scott Silberfein

Sean Cummings

Timothy A. McCarthy

Ty Lefebvre

Yolana Posta

Alyssa Santisteven

Dalin Klompien

Grant Thomas

Reagan Eyler

Samir Alfahel

Noel Harrison

Addie Thayer

Alison Waters

Beth Quave

Brody Harris

Aastha Bahl

Abrielle Matibag

AJ Harris

Alex McCready

Alise Watry

Alston Smith

Amelia Smallfield

Andrew Corsi

Ashley Falwell

Ashley Hardin

Bella Beemer

Ben Silberman

Ben Stock

Brian Bleau

Brooklyn Phenix

Carrie Patterson

Colleen Drake

Connie Bedsworth

David Petrouleas

Eliot Huggins

Ella Adams

Erin Niebylski

Eva Mourou

Griffin Fill

Hamilton Cauffiel

Hannah Miller

Heidi Ford

Jack Gehlert

Jacki Schmidt

James Harris

Jeremy Moore

Jessie Diamante

Joseph Romanelli

Julia O’Halla

Julie Sunday

Kaitlyn Leonard

Kathleen Walters

Katie Fleming

Kelsey G.

Kiely Moore

Lily Isaac

Lindsay Heise

Lindsey LaForte

Lori Parr

Lucas Prieto

Lydia O’Hall

Madison O’Connor

Margret Reilly

Mary Kate Swords

Michael Bolanos

Michelle Truong

Morgan Clark

Nafisa Nowshin Ahmed

Naiyah Thompson

Nikolas Gutowski

Olivia Zsarmani

Peggy Linaras

Penelope Simon

Rayyan Hassan

Rebecca Johnson

Reinhold Tischler

Remy Reed

Rita Leone

Rylie Petrangelo

Sebastian Cubille

Sophia Herman

Sophia Skoumal

Sophia Zaleski

Sydney Hawthorne

Tara Hohenshil

Teresa Craft

Trevor Williamson

Zachary Quinn

Brenden Allen

Brian King

Edward Hansford

Evelyn Stahl

Kara Cook

Kara Sanders

Liz Hilts

Maria Mendoza

Marni Baggett

Matthew Grost

Theresa Mack

Julia Burgess

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The Cobb Family Foundation, Inc.

Communities of Coastal

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Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi Community Foundation of the Ozarks

Fidelity Charitable Givewell Community Foundation

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Groetelaars Charitable Foundation

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Iron Phi Foundation

James Stuart III Family

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Jewish Federation & Foundation of Northeast Florida

Joseph L. Muscarelle Foundation, Inc.

Licking County Foundation

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National Christian Charitable Foundation

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In Memory of Brian Fraser

On February 13, 2023, Michigan State University faced a senseless act of violence that tragically took the lives of Phi Delta Theta brother Brian Fraser and two other Michigan State students. Today, Phi Delta Theta Fraternity reflects on Brian’s legacy and extends its heartfelt support to the Michigan State community.

Brian Fraser, the Michigan State Phi Delta Theta chapter president, was known for his leadership, kindness,

and unwavering commitment to his Fraternity brothers and the broader campus community.

Following Brian’s passing, supporters across the United States and Canada joined forces to assist the Michigan State community. The collective efforts of over 1,400 supporters, including more than one hundred Phi Delta Theta chapters and campuses, raised over $150,000 in Brian’s honor.

These funds established two annual scholarships in Brian’s name. The

“

This scholarship has given me the ability to pursue my goal of graduating college with less debt than anticipated. Living out the rest of my college career through Brian with this scholarship only pushes me to work harder. ” —Ryan Bennett

Alongside Brian’s mom, Mary, dad, Sean, and sister, Micaela, Foundation President Sean Wagner presents the first Brian Fraser Presidential Memorial Scholarship to Matt Quick.

Brian Fraser Presidential Memorial Scholarship, awarded to future Michigan Beta presidents to support their education, was first presented to Matt Quick, Brian’s immediate successor. “This scholarship has meant the world to me and has allowed me to fund my education at Michigan State University and carry on Brian’s legacy,” Quick said.

The inaugural scholarship was presented by Brian’s parents, Mary and Sean, and sister, Micaela Fraser, during the Phi Delta Theta Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute in Oxford, Ohio, a leadership conference that Brian had attended the previous year.

Ryan Bennett, the current Michigan State chapter president, was the most recent recipient of this scholarship.

“This scholarship has given me the ability to pursue my goal of graduating college with

less debt than anticipated.

Living out the rest of my college career through Brian with this scholarship only pushes me to work harder as well, both in academics and the growth of my Fraternity through my presidential position,” Bennett said.

In addition, recognizing the importance of supporting first-generation college students, Brian’s parents established a second scholarship for first-generation Michigan State Phi Delta Theta students.

John Canelopoulos was the first recipient of this scholarship; another will be awarded later this year.

“Being the first person in my immediate family to go to college has been a very challenging process,” Canelopoulos said. “Phi Delta Theta and this scholarship helped my transition from a high school student to a

“ Phi Delta Theta and this scholarship helped my transition from a high school student to a first-generation college student immensely. I thank everyone involved and the opportunity to continue my college career through Brian and his legacy. ”

—John Canelopoulos

first-generation college student immensely. I thank everyone involved and the opportunity to continue my college career through Brian and his legacy.”

As we commemorate the anniversary of Brian’s passing, Phi Delta Theta reaffirms its commitment to honoring his memory and supporting the Michigan

State community. Through scholarships and acts of kindness, we strive to carry Brian’s legacy of leadership, compassion, and generosity.

Over 1,400 people honored Brian's memory with a donation.

Phi Delta Theta Foundation Staff

Sean

Wagner

President

Sean provides strategic leadership to the enterprise and operations, guidance to the General Council and Board of Trustees, and serves as an ambassador to its chapters, members, and other constituents.

Brayden Hosman

Director of Advancement

Brayden provides strategic counsel and objectives to the advancement team and supports Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow by raising funds for member development, health and safety, and people support.

Andrew Cole Senior Vice President of Advancement

Reporting directly to the president of the Foundation, Andrew leads the Foundation team and operations. He also assists the Foundation Trustees and successfully helping the Foundation complete the Campaign 2030 strategic plan.

Joanne McCoy Director of Advancement Services

Joanne supports the Foundation by managing our gift entry process, working with recurring donors, and stewardship efforts. She works directly with donors for donations, inquiries, updates for addresses, giving history records, and other requests.

Katie Rufener

Senior Director of Annual Giving and Advancement Communications

Katie’s role focuses on engaging every Phi as an annual donor and educating all Phis on their responsibility to give back to the organization.

Will Harris Advancement Officer

Will supports Campaign 2030 by raising funds for member development, health and safety, and people support.

Bonnie Schiller

Scholarship and Impact Coordinator

Bonnie’s goal is to maximize the Foundation’s impact on Phi Delt students. Since 2021, she has facilitated the two most significant impact years for the Foundation, including $1 million dollars in grants and scholarships for the first time in 2022.

Linda Brattain

Special Projects Coordinator

Linda supports the Foundation by helping with prospect research and housing campaign services. She also takes on special projects to assist in the advancement of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation.

Bob Biggs

Executive Vice President & CEO

Emeritus (Fraternity), President Emeritus (Foundation)

Sara Foulk

Administrative Specialist

For the Foundation, Sara updates members’ records for Chapter Grand, addresses, and alumni news.

Robert J. Miller President Emeritus

Phone: 513.523.6345 Tax Id Number: 34-6539803

Email: foundation@phideltatheta.org

Online: phide.lt/ImpactReport24