The Record | Volume 141 - Issue #2: Fall 2022

LEADERSHIP SCHOOL IS BACK!

PADDY MURPHY AT BAYLOR UNIVERSITY

THE TIME IS NOW: AN OVERNIGHT SUCCESS 30 YEARS IN THE MAKING

SAE FOUNDATION

ANNUAL REPORT

SAE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Credits

Editors:

Chris Hancock (Indiana State ‘96)

David Pascarella (Indiana State ‘17)

Dan Stanczak (Loyola-Chicago ’03)

Design:

David Pascarella (Indiana State ‘17)

Saylor Schwab (Drake ‘22)

Contributors:

Laura Bianchi

Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado

Mike Corelli (Northern Illinois ‘01)

Alison Lai

Spencer Long (Central Michigan ‘08)

Kayla McCloud

Holcombe Rolader (Louisiana State ‘21)

Johnny Sao (Milikin ‘11)

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SAE finds its home at the Levere Memorial Temple, commonly known as the LMT. This towering gothic structure was completed in 1930 to serve the Realm as a war memorial to those brothers who gave the ultimate sacrifice to our country. It also serves administratively as the Fraternity Service Center.

The LMT links SAE’s rich history with our present day operations. Guarded within the walls of the LMT, you will find Tiffany stained glass, fine art, a peace chapel, a museum, and the archives, which house sacred SAE documents and gifted historical artifacts.

As the caretaker of the LMT, the SAE Foundation continues to make investments in the structure to meet the needs of SAE. As the building continues its 92-years of service to the organization, it is imperative to preserve our home now more than ever.

Currently, we have two vendors, both with SAE ties, providing short, medium, and long-term estimates of cost to maintain and address current and future needs. As the LMT is near and dear to all of us, the SAE Foundation will keep the Realm updated on the vendor proposals and opportunities to endow this beautiful building in perpetuity.

VOICE OF THE ESA

Actions speak louder than words; put your money where your mouth is; put up or shut up. There are dozens of ways to say it but the core meaning is simple: the work which we do, the actions that we take, is more meaningful and impactful than simply expressing a desire for said work. Sigma Alpha Epsilon has always been an organization filled with leaders whose deeds follow their words and have always risen to the challenges and opportunities of leading the inter-fraternal world in a multitude of areas. Actions, when successfully implemented, can provide real results.

As contained within the True Gentleman, we each have chosen to lead by example and never boast of our own possessions or achievements. However, as action-based leaders, it is important to reflect on the journey taken on Minerva’s Highway and to recognize and spotlight the accomplishments we have made over the past year towards our outlined 2025 goal targets. To celebrate a collective achievement is not boasting but focusing on the advancement of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and showcasing even greater opportunities for our membership.

To that end, our membership has grown by over 7,000 new members; we have seen amazing progress in fundraising for a variety of our philanthropic initiatives with almost $1,000,000 brought in this past year alone, almost 3 years ahead of our aim; also, we are on pace to reach over 10,000 active and engaged alumni. In addition, we have revamped our Phoenix Member Education program aimed at modernizing the way we educate our newest members on our founding principles, and which celebrates the many points of pride since our founding in 1856.

But, as always, there is still much work to be done that will require the 260,000 living SAEs to be part of. We need your help, we need your leadership, and we need your continued commitment to the ideals we were founded on in order to catapult SAE further as the leading fraternity in the 21st Century.

For decades we rested on many great achievements of being the “first” out of any fraternity or sorority to establish a national leadership school, to have a national headquarters, all representing the ideas of being a “leader by example.” But what have we done since that has reimagined the way SAE plays a relevant role in society? Pausing for a moment to assess this understanding of our achievements allows for us to look at the core of our existence and a chance to be vulnerable enough to understand where opportunities exist to reimagine ourselves and the way function. It’s an opportunity to practice what we preach in our Ritual and in our Creed and get others to do the same thing. Simply being a leader and being the first to achieve something, doesn’t necessarily mean success. It’s doing something with that title that matters.

As we move into the final year of this biennium, we will remain steadfast on surpassing the goals we set out to achieve. We will grow our undergraduate membership to a record number of 15,000 on over 250 campuses; we will have several city-wide consortium chapters and reimagine what our membership looks like outside of traditional 4-year institutions; and we will engage more alumni through an increase in opportunities for involvement by adding a minimal of 12 new alumni association/ affiliation groups, expanding local networking events called “Third Thursdays,” and developing a certified advisor and house corporation training program.

To keep up with the everchanging landscape and commitment to the lifelong membership experience, SAE will begin to lay out plans which will meet the needs and demands our members require in our overall organizational and operational structure. We will look to overhaul and modernize how we elect our volunteer leaders both on the national and local levels and have programs like our Leadership School and Ritual Academy fully funded, preserving the educational opportunities for our members and continuing to invest in the resources that our membership needs.

Over the coming years, we will build on the success of the Foundation’s fundraising initiatives with a goal to raise $5 million in Annual Fund contributions, bequests, and major gifts, all so we can continue to support our undergraduates through scholarships and educational support. We will look to expand the housing services portfolio that is provided to our chapters by F&H Management Services. Listening to our membership and making strides in the direction they see as beneficial and necessary are ways in which we showcase our commitment to action-based leadership.

Rise to the challenge of becoming an action-based leader; recommit to the oath of being a lifelong member within SAE! Whether you are a current or soon to be alumnus, give back to SAE in your time, talent, and treasure. If you’re not already volunteering as an advisor, serving on a house corporation, sharing your wisdom and professional insight with fellow members, or contributing to our Foundation, I encourage you to rise up and do so. If you are an undergraduate, I challenge you to go above the minimal standards of expectations of scholarship, service, and leadership. As members, it is our duty and obligation to do what we pledge and be who we claim. It is expected, our organization thrives on it, and we ultimately must do it. Action

based leadership will produce a stronger and more successful organization.

Throughout our history, SAE has led by an example of “firsts;” now is the time to push ourselves harder, do more for our mission, and continue to improve the way we operate and make decisions. We are reimagining what it means to be a modern fraternity just as our eight Founding Fathers, Billy Levere, John O. Moseley, Judge Al Nippert, and so many other great SAEs of the past, challenged the way fraternities served society. How will today’s SAE experience honor their legacies and propel this great fraternity forward? Our commitment to SAE’s past, present, and future depends on each member taking action and PROVING to the world what true leadership is by fulfilling our ongoing obligations to the oath of membership and in preserving and protecting a legacy that will last for generations to come.

Phi Alpha!

Mike Corelli (Northern Illinois ‘01) Eminent Supreme Archon

NEWS FROM HQ

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

The award-winning Emerging Leaders Academy was held again this fall on Saturday, October 15, 2022. New and rising leaders from chapters and emerging chapters across the Realm joined us virtually to learn more about their leadership styles and build skills that will help them become SAE’s next chapter and campus leaders. Save the date for Spring (April 1, 2023) for our next Emerging Leaders Academy.

Brothers from across the Realm gathered at the Levere Memorial Temple from November 11-12, 2022, for Ritual Academy. Over 100 collegian and alumni brothers spent the weekend diving into the history and meaning of our beloved Rituals.

This January, we will host Executives Academy in Atlanta, GA. If you are a current or soon-to-be chapter officer or advisor, this event is for you. Visit www.sae.net/event/executives-academy/ for more information.

SAE NATIONAL GOLF ASSOCIATION & SAE WINE ENTHUSIASTS ALUMNI AFFILIATE GROUPS

Sigma Alpha Epsilon launched its next Alumni Affiliate Groups: the SAE National Golf Association & SAE Wine Enthusiasts. Alumni Affiliate Groups are similar to Alumni Associations, except they are brought together by a shared interest instead of by chapter or city. Questions about Alumni Affiliate Groups, including how to start one, can be sent to alumni@sae.net.

DR. THOMAS GOODALE NIC GOLD MEDAL AWARD

Dr. Thomas Goodale, past Eminent Supreme Recorder/Executive Director, was one of two honorees to be awarded a Gold Medal from the North American Interfraternity Conference. This award is the highest award given Interfraternally. Thomas is the fourth SAE to be recognized within this category. The Gold Medal is the highest honor the Conference can bestow and recognizes lifelong service to the interfraternal community.

NORTH AMERICAN INTERFRATERNITY CONFERENCE AWARDS

In July of this year, Sigma Alpha Epsilon was recognized through three different NIC awards: Dr. Thomas Goodale was awarded a Gold Medal, The University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon) was recognized as a Chapter of Distinction Honoree, and the Emerging Leaders Academy program was recognized with the Laurel Wreath award. These awards are given out to individuals and groups that showcase their exceptional work through their involvement, commitment, and passion for the fraternity. The Fraternity Service Center is incredibly grateful to be recognized and we are excited to see what SAE can do around the realm.

MAJOR GIFTS

After 6 years in SAE’s Alumni Services, Ryan Gibbons has accepted a new role with the SAE Foundation to focus solely on developing major gifts as the new Major Gifts Executive.

Ryan is a member from the chapter at Tennessee Tech University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in communications. Recently Ryan received his certification in non-profit fundraising management and has orchestrated cash gifts, estate gifts, donor-advised funds, and stock gifts. Ryan’s primary focuses are to steward current and new donors and educate brothers on the different ways to give and the joy of giving.

If you have questions about making a gift, an initiative, or just want to say hi, reach out to Ryan at rgibbons@sae.net.

SAE ORAL HISTORY PROJECT

SAE FINANCIAL & HOUSING

F&H is delighted to announce the reopening of three chapter houses and the expansion of our management services to four chapters. After chapter closures, the men of SAE have returned to their homes at the University of Idaho after 4 years, the University of New Mexico after 9 years, and Ohio University after 8 years. We are also excited to report that the chapters at Auburn, Penn State, Texas A&M and Texas participate in our management services program. F&H continues to be impressed with the determination and perseverance of the undergraduates and engaged alumni at the chapters we manage.

STAFF UPDATES

The Fraternity Service Center welcomed Jason Scott Embry (Western Kentucky ‘94); Cullen Kerigan (Western Carolina ‘22); Saylor Schwab (Drake ‘22); Trevor Bloom (Mount Union ‘20); Brandon Clark (Western Illinois ‘19); Noah Haddaway (Frostburg ‘21); Matt Hammond (South Carolina-Upstate ‘22); Noah Kucza (Missouri-Kansas City ‘21); Kayla McCloud (Alpha Phi); Riley Sullivan (Mount Union ‘22); Garrett Tempel (Winthrop ‘22) to the staff. See more at www.sae.net/about/team.

CHAPTERSPOT & GREEKBILL

SAE is proud to partner with ChapterSpot and Greekbill. ChapterSpot is the online platform where collegiates can access fraternal information, such as any learning modules, membership records, the SAE store, and national event registration. Greekbill is the online payment system with which the FSC has partnered in its transition from OmegaFi. Their software can collect members’ payments, send bills and invoices, and help track budget amounts.

Every SAE has a story, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon wants to hear yours! The SAE Foundation partnered with Publishing Concepts Inc. (PCI) to collect SAE stories. The stories will be preserved in a book that celebrates the impact of SAE on our members. To share your story, please call 800-510-8701 or email foundation@sae.net for your personalized link.

SOCIAL MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS

@SAE.MONTANA.BETA

Montana (Montana Beta)

An ΣΑΕ spring break

@MTSU_SAE

Middle Tennessee State (Tennessee Beta)

The first tailgate weekend of the semester started off right! ΦA

@STOCKTON_SAE

Stockton (New Jersey Rho-Sigma)

Thank you to everyone who showed out to our annual Alumni BBQ, ΦΑ gents.

@UUSAE

Union (Tennessee Eta)

With the first pick in the 2022 ΣΑΕ Draft, TN Eta selects, ΣΑΕ‘22 @gentrywolfephotography

@UOFSC_SAE

South Carolina-Columbia (South Carolina Delta) #nationalhazingpreventionweek

@SAE_OLEMISS

Mississippi (Mississippi Gamma)

Sweet, sweet victory in Omaha. Congratulations to the rebels on this achievement.

@SAE_AT_UNM

New Mexico (New Mexico Tau) Brothers, NM Tau is getting ready to re-open our house at the University of New Mexico! Thanks to the efforts of the Financial and Housing Board of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the building has been totally refurbished and improved and is ready once again to house undergraduate brothers.

@RHODES_SAE

Rhodes (Tennessee Zeta)

This Summer our Warden, Fred, spent time in Costa Rica setting camera traps to track local wildlife and in Namibia as part of a Rhodes study abroad program for conservation biology. he claims to have only consumed tap water during his travels to build toughness. Phi alpha Fred.

@UE_SAE

Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

The True Gentlemen of SAE, Indiana Epsilon raised $25,000 last year. All proceeds went to Chemo Buddies, an organization that helps cancer patients while they receive treatment. This is why we are proud to be SAE’s! #riseabove

@ASU_SAE

Arizona State (Arizona Beta)

A look back on another great year for Arizona Beta. Congratulations to the class of ‘22 we are excited to see what great things your future holds! ΦA

TAG US!

@SAETNAL

East Tennessee State (Tennessee Alpha)

Game days are the best days! Had a great time tailgating this weekend with @kappadeltaetsuand everyone else that came out. A big thanks to everyone that helped setup and bring food out. Go Bucs!

@ SAE_WORLD_SERIES

Christian Brothers (Tennessee Rho)

That’s a wrap on the 2022 SAE World Series! The Christian Brothers team defeated defending champs, LSU Alums, to be named champions of the 2022 World Series!

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WELCOME TO THE REALM: BUFFALO , CONNECTICUT, MICHIGAN , MONTANA STATE , AND PENN STATE !

BEING GRANTED A CHARTER IS NO EASY TASK, AND MAINTAINING IT IS EVEN MORE CHALLENGING. EACH SUCCESSFUL CHAPTER INSTALLATION BRINGS A NEW GENERATION OF TRUE GENTLEMEN INTO THE WORLD, ALL UPHELD BY THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF THE FRATERNITY. THESE ARE THE MOST RECENT CHAPTERS ADDED TO THE REALM.

INTERESTED IN (RE)STARTING THE CHAPTER AT YOUR SCHOOL? EMAIL CONTACT@SAE.NET FOR MORE INFORMATION.

BUFFALO

IN THEIR WORDS

During our first Zoom meeting with Chapter Services Consultant

Pete Engle, we knew there was a long road ahead. Over the course of that winter break, Pete kept our hopes high, working closely with us throughout the entire process. When February rolled around we met with Pete in person to discuss everything that needed to be completed on the road to receiving a charter. Throughout the semester, we worked hard to reach our goal: becoming the official chapter New York Phi of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. After completing all requirements to receive our charter, we met with local alumni to confirm our progress. From this meeting and Pete’s encouraging attitude, we were optimistic about our future. Following a realm-wide vote, we had achieved our goal! Emotions ran high at New York Phi, we were all joyful, thankful, and thrilled to have achieved our goal and to even win several awards for this fraternity.

FOUNDING FATHERS

Tyler Bloom

Caleb Bosgang

Clayton Brown

Corey Cantando

Nick Caputo

Richie Cassano

Whitman Conners

London Cuevas

Kiernan Derway

Dylan Foresta

Lucas Hanford

Luke Hoyser

Jaden Keech

Sean Keenan

Dong Lee

Tommy McCarren

Connor Memmott

Matt Myzhevych

Brian O’Shea

Joe Passero

Mike Petronio

Andrew Rambali

Landon Rozewski

Lucas Samborski

Chris Stephens

Braydon Surra

Nate Trowbridge

Matthew Valverde

Nick Vincent

Kyle Wayman

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

The Buffalo campus is one of the most underrated campuses. Everything is very advanced and student friendly. From the Student Union to the National Science Complex, the school consists of clean, student friendly halls filled with learning centers. Students at Buffalo are friendly, kind, and respectful to all. The student body here is very engaged. For football, basketball, and soccer games there are always many student fans attending and making memories on beautiful summer and fall evenings.

STATS

Chapter Designation New York Phi

Current Chapter Size 30

Installation Date May 7, 2022

Location Buffalo, NY

Institution Founded 2014

Student Population 30,000

IN THEIR WORDS

Connecticut Beta would like to thank all of the alumni volunteers who made this experience possible. Without the generosity and support of our fellow SAE’s, we would not have had the opportunity to reestablish this beloved chapter and make an impact on our community. Since rechartering in the Spring, we have made tremendous strides in philanthropy and growing our tight-knit brotherhood. We are extremely motivated to keep this momentum going and look forward to serving those around us for years to come.

FOUNDING FATHERS

Brandon Acervida

Joseph Agreda

Nicholas Anderson

Nicholas Bassett

Brendan Begley

Reilly Brendan

Mark Castaldo

Clay Coassin

Marcus Cole

Cullin Florio

Brendan Gracey

Ethan Gulcicek

Riley Harmon

Liam Holroyd

Cameron Hosack

Jacob Jadak

Samuel Kasper

Dexter Kauffman

CONNECTICUT

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

John Kerr

Samuel Koziolkowsky

Paul Leahy

Charles MacArthur

Kyle Makalusky

Suhaas Nadella

Irving Norwood

Matthew Parker

Connor Quinn

James Riffice

John Ruggiero

Joseph Schultz

Finn Sheehan

Kyle Stolpe

Ryan Stolpe

Walker Toth

Eduart Zumboli

The Connecticut campus is a national leader among public research universities, driven by a culture of innovation and a commitment to the pursuit of knowledge. With a rich history in Division I Athletics, the campus is a standout competitor, fueling school pride and a vibrant student community. 2,300 students are involved in Greek life, making up roughly 8% of the total undergraduate population. The award winning Fraternity and Sorority community has fostered the intellectual growth and social enrichment of its students for the past 130 years.

STATS

Chapter Designation Connecticut Beta

Current Chapter Size 44

Installation Date April 30, 2022

Location Storrs, CT

Institution Founded 1881

Student Population 18,500

IN THEIR WORDS

As all emerging chapters do, we started as a small group of men looking to bring life back to the Michigan Iota-Beta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Throughout the fall 2021 semester we were able to recruit 25 founders, followed by 11 new initiates in the winter 2022 semester and 11 more in the fall 2022 semester. As the size of our brotherhood continued to grow, we focused our efforts and improved in all aspects such as scholarship, service and philanthropy, and social. Last semester, we had the highest GPA on campus and we’ve just recently won our Mudbowl philanthropy event where we raised over $50,000 for the C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital via the Charles Woodson Clinical Research Fund. We also managed to acquire our Charter in 8 months, which in the words of Eminent Supreme Archon, Michael Corelli, was the fastest Chartering he’d ever seen. Finally, we attended the annual Fraternity Awards Competition this year where we were awarded the Harry S. Bunting Outstanding Emerging Chapter of the Year Award. As we continue to expand our great brotherhood, we hope to continue this trend of excellence and to be True Gentlemen in everything we do.

FOUNDING FATHERS

Josh Abraham

Paul Arslanian

Reshub Bahri

Luc Bousquette

Brady Bull

Aneel Chittilappilly

Robert Currie

Josh Cussen

David DesMarais

Devan Ekbote

Henry Foster

Max Gavagan

Gunnar Geiger

Mitchell Hartz

Tyler Hopping

Noah Jacobs

Luke Jones

Jacob Kernis

Tej Kothari

Kyle Krause

Zachary Levine

Nate Lime

Kenzo Lord

Nicholas Mellanby

Aman Parekh

Rohan Puri

Liam Radomski

Abhi Ramesh

Caden Rubischko

Raayed Saeed

Noah Scroppo

Sumil Srivastava

Aaron Thurman

Srish Udayakumar

Trevor Ziehm

Alec Zielaskowski

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

The University of Michigan is the #1 public university in the country and is centered in the heart of Ann Arbor. Home to nearly 45,000 students, the University of Michigan finds over 12% of its student body involved in Greek life spread throughout four different councils. The campus merges seamlessly with the vibrant setting of Ann Arbor which is known for its arts, culture, parks, and restaurants.

STATS

Institution University of Michigan

Chapter Designation Michigan Iota-Beta

Current Chapter Size 47

Installation Date April 2, 2022

Location Ann Arbor, MI

Institution Founded 1889

Student Population 45,000

CHAPTER INSTALLATIONS

IN THEIR WORDS

Since Fall 2020, we grew to a chapter size of 44 active brothers. Restarting during the COVID-19 pandemic proved challenging. The first semester, we were unable to meet in person for chapter meetings or hold in-person recruitment events. We were forced to hold meetings over Zoom which was less than ideal. In Spring 2021, we were finally allowed to have recruitment events and we hosted 4 events which brought in 12 new initiates to the previous 15. The school also began allowing us to hold in-person chapter meetings, which we held (and still hold) on campus in empty classrooms. Not having a chapter house seemed like a setback to recruiting at first, but we soon realized that it was actually a good way to shape our whole recruiting strategy and make sure we recruited True Gentlemen. Our main message was ‘join a fraternity for the brotherhood, not the house’. In Fall 2021, we had 83 potential new members attend our recruitment events, gave bids to 19, and initiated 15. This last Spring, we recruited 7 more men, bringing our chapter total to 44 active members. Brotherhood has been our biggest focus since our reinstatement. We participate in intramural sports such as volleyball, flag football (2nd place), dodgeball, and basketball. We often have ski days at bridger bowl, backpacking trips, fishing trips, and tournaments (darts, poker, pool, basketball). We also hold an annual camping trip that everyone always looks forward to. We are most proud of the fact that everyone gets along with each other, and many lifelong friendships have already been made.

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

Montana State University located in Bozeman, Montana is home of the Bobcats. It is the largest college in the state of Montana with a student population of 16,703. MSU is the top producer in the Northwest of recipients of the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, a competitive national award given to math, science and engineering students. Boasting two nearby ski areas and bursting at the seams with local shops, restaurants, and music venues, Bozeman offers the unique experience of living in a cosmopolitan community and recreational paradise.

FOUNDING FATHERS

Hunter Amen

John Beardemphl

Thomas Beyer

Cooper Bien

Dillon Bui

Timothy Costache

Ben Dundas

Jackson Engman

Brian FitzGerald

Cameron Francis

Quinlan Gray

Finn Greeley

Max Harrelson

Lucas Harting

Nathan Hiatt

Tyler Humphrey

Christian Jones

Teagan Korin

Garrett Lloyd

STATS

Institution

Kelly Martin

Ben Mayer

Merlin McKean

Owen Miller

Cole Milne

Davis Noblat

Ryan Parsons

Jonah Pate

Vincenzo Riley

William Roffey

Danaan Roush

Ryland Schmidt

Christopher Slater

Matthew Smeltzer

Zachary Stoddart

Joshua Van Bramer

Ray Wade

Oliver Windes

Montana State University

Chapter Designation Montana Alpha

Current Chapter Size 59

Installation Date February 26, 2022

Location Bozeman, MT

Institution Founded 1919

Student Population 16,703

IN THEIR WORDS

As our chapter continues to grow, we see nothing but a bright future ahead for the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pennsylvania AlphaZeta Chapter. Given our rich history, the brothers look to restore The True Gentleman within the Penn State and State College communities. The brothers believe we are the right group of men to set this fraternity on the right track, allowing Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta to flourish once again. We believe this is the best fraternity on campus, filled with men who want more in life, men who are determined and believe in the right reasons for accepting a bid to a fraternity. We will utilize the resources provided by our alumni and nationals, teach the values and lessons of Sigma Alpha Epsilon to their sons, and understand the purpose of brotherhood.

FOUNDING FATHERS

Edgar Andrews IV

Jason Armstrong

Braden Baird

Luke Bass

Rob Bednar

William Birney

Brice Boas

Hunter Boyd

Chris Chamberlain

Paulie Christopher

Ryan Chu

Sean Corr

Tom Craft

Jack Cross

Erik Danehy

Jacob Drummer

Jackson Edwards

Kyle Emmerson

Michael Foster

James Freeman

Aidan Gallagher

Brendan Gosa

Charles Greenberg

Shea Grourke

Nicholas Guaragno

Alexander Hamarich

Robbie Healey

Trijal Kaistha

Dean Keller

JD King

Lucas Koczent

Jesse Kolb

Thaddeus Kolb

Seth Kopcza

Austin Kurian

Zach Lebovitz

John Lockhart

Joseph Messner

Tim Novak

John O’Donnell

Paul Oruya

Cole Reagan

Chris Redd

Matteo Roncaglia

Joseph Shirley

Jeremy Shultz

Quintin Simanski

Michael Smerek

Jason Smiley

James Suppes

Matthew Yauger

Drew Zero

ABOUT THE CAMPUS

Penn State is a top-ranked research university and Pennsylvania’s sole land-grant institution, founded with a mission of high-quality teaching, expert research, and global service. With a global network of more than 725,000 alumni, the experiences and knowledge gained at Penn State will form the foundation for a future of boundless opportunities. Each Penn State campus is unique, offering students a vibrant student life full of opportunities to participate in clubs and organizations and essential support services to help them reach their academic goals.

STATS

Institution The Pennsylvania State University

Chapter Designation Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta

Current Chapter Size 58

Installation Date May 14, 2022

Location State College, PA

Institution Founded 1892

Student Population 40,835

LEADERSHIP SCHOOL RECAP

Leadership School provides a big-picture look at fraternity leadership and a deeper dive into what it means to serve the Fraternity and our global community. It is an immersive learning experience in which collegiate brothers will focus on building the skills needed to serve in any leadership role. This 4-day institute brings collegiate brothers through the full cycle of collegiate membership, beginning with Member Onboarding and a mock Initiation. The week rounds out with the alumni graduation ceremony and an overview of what it means to be an alumni member, and opportunities to continue their involvement.

The event began on Monday afternoon with check-in and a friendly passport competition around the Exhibit Hall. SAE was excited to welcome the following partners as exhibitors to connect with our members throughout the week:

• CampusInk

• Campus Cooks

• ChapterSpot

• GreekBill

• Lumatic

• The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation

• Be The Match

• Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

• Sleep in Heavenly Peace

• Movember

A generous amount of traffic flowed through the exhibit hall as collegians were excited to see some of their favorite vendors. Attendees were equally as excited about the Passport Competition, where they took a paper “passport” around as they met each vendor. If they received a stamp from every exhibitor on their passport, they could enter for a chance to win various prizes.

Programming for the week kicked off with the model Initiation, where initiated members (both alumni and collegiate) participated in a meaning of insignia session of SAE and took a deeper dive into its symbolism and meaning. During this period, emerging chapter members gathered to review the Emerging Chapter Ritual Ceremony and discuss how they could improve their emerging chapters. Throughout the day, our facilitators ran sessions that included simulated chapter scenarios, like electing officers, recruitment planning, developing philanthropy and service initiatives, among other topics. The evening ended with dinner and one of the Leadership School’s keynote speakers, Lindsay Boccardo. Lindsay spoke about the Hero’s Journey and connected each step of the journey to being a leader within SAE.

For over a decade, Lindsay has been coaching, researching, and developing programs for professional growth and emotional health on college campuses and in the workplace. A frequent keynote speaker and longtime partner of FEA, AFA, NPC, and AFLV, Lindsay has worked with sorority and fraternity groups, headquarters staff, and leadership consultants all over the country. Lindsay is also the co-founder of Careerhouse, which focuses on helping sorority leaders break through the pay and leadership gaps for women by translating their experience in college into a career they love. Lindsay’s keynote, You Are MADE to Face the Unknown, breaks down The Hero’s Journey as outlined by Joseph Campbell and relates the theory to the participants’ personal experiences. It also made attendees think about the role we play in each other’s lives as highly social creatures who need connection and the human psyche and the ability to persevere, stay resilient and get stronger in the face of adversity.

As Tuesday rolled around, we started the morning with breakfast, then loaded the buses for an exciting day off-site at Memorial Park Cemetary and the Levere Memorial Temple. Memorial Park Cemetery is where Gary R. Anderson (Arizona State ‘58), Jack R. Hotaling (Syracuse ‘53), William C. Levere (Northwestern 1897), and John O. Moseley (Oklahoma ‘18) are buried, and attendees performed the ritual Memorial Service. Afterward, attendees headed to the Levere Memorial Temple, where they held training sessions in the Peace Chapel and breakout meetings throughout the building and its grounds. After a long day at the Levere Memorial Temple, students and facilitators ended the night with a Cubs game at Wrigley Field.

Wednesday was a productive day with a hands-on community service project, partnering with Sleep in Heavenly Peace. Brothers rotated through groups to make headboards and beds for children who do not currently have one at home. They also attended a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the True Gentleman session to learn how to be more open-minded and inclusive within their chapters and a session about our new database, The SAE Portal. Dinner was served in the Grand Ballroom with an

84TH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOOL RECAP

etiquette presentation from Campus Cooks and a few wrap-up sessions where participants set goals for when they returned to campus and rounded out the night.

The final day of Leadership School included the Awards Banquet, which was streamed live on the SAE YouTube channel. The 20212022 Fraternity Awards Competition winners were announced, including True Gentleman of the Year - Frank Cruz (Simpson ‘23) and John O Moseley Award for Fraternity Zeal - Georgia Institute of Technology. To wrap up the week, attendees had the pleasure of hearing Tom Healy (Ohio ‘06) speak about his experience as an SAE and how he channeled the lessons he’s learned to reach his peak potential as a leader.

Tom joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Ohio University during his first year. That summer, he attended Leadership School because nobody else in his chapter wanted to. The experience, as he explained to the attendees, changed his entire life trajectory. He became a leader in his chapter, was the IFC President and worked weekly for two years with the Dean of Students on the Council of Student Leaders. Tom is confident that none of that would have happened without Leadership School, and therefore, his personal and professional life would look much different had he not had that game-changing experience. Over his professional career, Tom founded multiple successful companies, published three books, developed online education on over 100 college campuses, delivered over 1,000 presentations, and helped hundreds of organizations get better faster. Tom is an active community member and has spent his entire professional life in Scottsdale, AZ. Leadership School would not have been possible without the alumni and collegian volunteers who helped facilitate many small

group sessions. Twenty-three alumni served as “chapter facilitators.” Following each general session, they met with their small group, or “chapter,” to dive further into the content. These groups spent so much time together throughout the week that they became just as close-knit as a collegiate chapter. Our National Ambassadors served as peer facilitators in eight of the chapter groups, getting the chance to impart their wisdom from the collegian perspective.

“Leadership school for me was a great experience. As an ambassador, I learned valuable skills in helping teach other SAEs around the country about what it means to be a leader and how to become more effective. It was also pretty cool getting to know so many different SAEs from around the country,” Kapil Reddy (Indiana State), Sigma Alpha Epsilon National Ambassador.

Overall, attendees had a blast at Leadership School, and the Fraternity Service Center could not be more proud of our collegian members for taking the time out of their summer to come and build their leadership skills in Chicago. The Fraternity Service Center also appreciates our Ambassadors, Faculty, Facilitators, and Staff for all of their contributions to this event, especially Hannah Blenden, Shelby Gerwin, and Trevor Bloom of the Education Department, who did a fantastic job bringing this event to life.

We can’t wait to see what is in store for future events!

“LEADERSHIP SCHOOL FOR ME WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE. AS AN AMBASSADOR, I LEARNED VALUABLE SKILLS IN HELPING TEACH OTHER SAES AROUND THE COUNTRY ABOUT WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A LEADER AND HOW TO BECOME MORE EFFECTIVE. IT WAS ALSO PRETTY COOL GETTING TO KNOW SO MANY DIFFERENT SAES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY”

TRUE GENTLEMAN OF THE YEAR

The True Gentleman of the Year Award is the highest honor the Fraternity can bestow on an undergraduate brother. The award, first given in 2000, is presented annually to an undergraduate who has been determined to be the most outstanding collegiate in Sigma Alpha Epsilon, considering scholastic achievement, fraternity involvement, university leadership, and community service. The True Gentleman of the Year will receive a $5,000 scholarship award, endowed by Warren P. Poslunsy (Kettering ‘69) to recognize brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in the Fraternity.

FRANK CRUZ, CLASS OF 2023, IS A PROUD BROTHER OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON, HAILING FROM SIMPSON COLLEGE (IOWA SIGMA) CHAPTER.

Frank Cruz (Simpson ‘23), has held multiple leadership positions in the Iowa Sigma chapter. Some of his past and present fraternity involvement include Eminent Archon, Eminent Deputy Archon, Eminent Recorder, Herald, Alumni Representative, Art/Design Chair, TShirt Design Chair, and Social Media Coordinator. Outside of these leadership roles, he has been a member of the House Corporation, By-Law Committee, Recruitment Committee, Community Service Committee, Member Education Committee, Alumni Engagement Committee, and being part of the Standards and Ethics Board.

Outside of his chapter, Frank has been accepted and currently holding a position for Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s National Fraternity as a National Ambassador. Throughout his time in this position, he and some other ambassadors have worked on a Recruitment Initiative for all the chapters across the realm. He was also appointed and became a Membership/Conduct Review Committee member in this National Ambassador position. Another

fun project through this experience has been assisting Gage Wolt and Jamil Tharp in their Recruitment Coaching sessions for chapters needing assistance in Recruitment.

Throughout Frank’s time at Simpson College, he has been super involved through various activities around campus that would consist of leadership positions. Some of these activities include being the Vice President of Records for the Inter-fraternity Council during the calendar year 2020 while also holding Live Entertainment director for Simpson’s Campus Activities Board organization during the calendar years 2020 and 2021. He also held various positions in Student Government Association by serving as both Sophomore Class Senator and Sophomore Class President in Fall 2020-Spring 2021.

Throughout these positions, he was the chairperson for both the Campus Connection Committee (Served Spring of 2021) and the Financial Advisory Committee (Served Fall of 2021). Frank has also served as Junior Class President for a semester in 2021 but had to leave both positions of Chairperson of Financial Advisory Committee and Junior Class President due to winning the election of Student Body President of Simpson College. This position will run until the end of the calendar year 2022. He also serves on other committees around campus like Simpson’s Crisis Management Team, Simpson’s Alumni Board, Simpson’s Board of Trustees, Simpson’s Faculty Meetings,

the All-Campus Budget Committee, and Simpson’s Resource Management Committee.

Frank is currently a member in the circles/ chapters of Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, Pi Kappa Delta National Forensic Honor Society, and Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society since Spring 2021. He was also an undergraduate resident advisor for the first-year dormitory for the school year 2020-2021.

Some recent awards that Frank has been recognized with would include the American Citizenship Award from the Iowa State Bar Association and Iowa State Bar Foundation in 2019, Simpson College President’s List in Spring 2020, Simpson College Dean’s List in Spring 2021, the Group Governor’s Volunteer Award in 2021, the Warren P. Poslusny Scholarship Recipient in 2021, the Order of DeVotie in November 2021, and the Iowa Sigma Chapter’s Dr. Walt Centennial Scholarship Recipient in 2021 and 2022.

“After receiving the True Gentleman of the Year award, I was excited to represent my chapter in this great award. Since I first joined the fraternity in Fall 2019, I have wanted to accomplish many things throughout my time. However, realizing that enjoying calling this fraternity my second home and a place where I can rely on my brothers is something I would never regret doing. Receiving this award made me not just proud of being part of a great brotherhood of Sigma Alpha Epsilon but also to receive the level of support from my province, my chapter, and of course, the close friends I call brothers back at Iowa Simga. Overall, this experience has helped me realize the significant ties and relationships I was able to attain to help me grow as the person I am today.”

THE ZEAL AWARD

THE JOHN O. MOSLEY AWARD FOR FRATERNITY ZEAL IS THE HIGHEST HONOR THAT A COLLEGIATE CHAPTER CAN RECEIVE.

Recognition of achievement and dedication to the Fraternity is important. Members and chapters that have distinguished themselves on various levels of the Fraternity or within their professions bring honor not only to themselves but also to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The Fraternity realizes the value in acknowledging exceptional service and that the presentation of an award of recognition is also a primary way to show our appreciation.

THIS YEAR’S NOMINEES:

EVANSVILLE (INDIANA EPSILON)

GEORGIA TECH (GEORGIA PHI)

KANSAS STATE (KANSAS BETA)

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (SOUTH DAKOTA THETA)

YOUNGSTOWN STATE (OHIO ALPHA)

THIS YEAR’S WINNER IS GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (GEORGIA PHI)

CHAPTER GPA 3.58

$18,385 RAISED FOR THE JED FOUNDATION FOCUSSING ON MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELLNESS

The John O. Moseley Zeal Award recognizes the chapter that best exemplifies a model chapter in Sigma Alpha Epsilon. This chapter excels in its operations and brotherhood, fulfilling the vision of our Founding Fathers and its members and by living the life of a true gentleman. This chapter goes above and beyond expectations and demonstrates true zeal and excitement for the Fraternity, exhibiting a strong bond of brotherhood. The winning chapter receives a $5,000 donation to its Chapter Education Fund, endowed by Warren P. Poslusny (Kettering ’69) to recognize brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in the Fraternity.

Georgia Institute of Technology was honored with the 2022 John O. Moseley Zeal Award at the 84th National Leadership School in Chicago, Illinois on August 11.

Over the past academic year, the Georgia Phi chapter focussed its efforts on combatting mental health struggles, the environmental declines, the fraternity reputation on campus, and falling GPAs.

The chapter unanimously voted to create Mental Health and Sustainability Chair positions in a first step to reach their goals. The Mental Health Chair was trained in Question Persuade Refer (QPR) and was in regular communication with campus resources and the JED Foundation, the chapter’s philanthropic partner, a non-profit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for teens and young adults in the United States. The Sustainability Chair works to minimize styrofoam and plastic use during meals, and in one semester has reduced styrofoam use by 55% through an incentives program.

Georgia Phi works to continue to be a positive example of the fraternity experience on their campus by pivoting their Intramural Chair position into a Campus Relations Chair. This brother not only keeps the chapter invovled with intramurals, but promotes and organizes chapter participation in the many traditions and events around campus.

The chapter re-evaluated their scholarship program this past year, increasing both the minimum GPA requirement and the scholarship budget. With these tools, the Scholarship Chair held successful study halls and career development workshops and the overall chapter GPA raised to 3.58.

Georgia Phi placed a significant emphasis on mental health and well-being while also engaging with the community by partnering with the JED Foundation. They developed creative programming focussed on mental and physical wellness, raising $18,385 in donations to the JED Foundation.

“Our chapter is honored to receive the John O. Moseley Zeal Award! This award recognizes us as the highest-achieving SAE chapter in the nation. We are proud to have represented our fraternity this year, and we are beyond thankful for those who helped us along the way. We will strive to serve our community and brothers with the same degree of zeal going forward.”

Congratulations to the SAE chapter at Georgia Institute of Technology.

84TH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOOL RECAP

As Sigma Alpha Epsilon returns to in-person events, the SAE Foundation is especially excited to connect with members of all ages. In August, the Foundation kicked off the 84th National Leadership School with a booth in the Exhibit Hall to discuss the Phi Alpha Club, an exclusive giving society for undergraduate members, and national scholarships with attendees.

After many conversations at the table, 83 students joined the Phi Alpha Club and were entered into a raffle to win either an early 1900s SAE badge or a miniature replica of the Statue of Minerva. Brothers Dean Berger (Maryland-College Park ‘24) and Michael Regirer (Indiana ‘25) were announced as the winners at the Graduation and Awards Ceremony. Congratulations to these gentlemen!

The Foundation team also spoke to attendees about the 20222023 National Scholarship Program, giving them information about the application process.

Throughout the rest of the week, the Foundation took part in Leadership School in a new way, hosting eight alumni donors for a first-hand look at the impact of their gifts on the organization.

“As we continue to grow our stewardship program, we felt it was necessary to take advantage of the return of in-person events to show our donors the impact of their gifts to the Annual Loyalty Fund. The educational and leadership opportunities afforded to our members have a real and lasting impact on their future success, and we are proud to support these initiatives,” said Steve Mitchell (Indiana ‘83), SAE Foundation President & CEO. This exclusive invitation was sent to a select few to participate in Leadership School like never before. The Alumni Program began with a Tuesday night trip to Wrigley Field for the Cubs game. On Wednesday morning, donors traveled from Leadership

School to the Levere Memorial Temple for an in-depth tour of SAE’s historic headquarters. While there, the Foundation treated attendees to an iconic Chicago lunch from Portillos and a presentation by Steve Mitchell. Donors rounded out the afternoon back at Leadership School, participating in the Graduation Ritual session and Etiquette Dinner. The night ended with a Q&A about the Fraternity’s educational programs with SAE’s Chief Operating Officer, Spencer Long.

The program ended Thursday morning at the Leadership School Graduation and Awards Ceremony.

SAE Foundation Trustee Matthew Weinstein (Northern Iowa ‘90) had great things to say about his experience. “My last National Leadership School was 28 years ago, and despite leaving Northwestern, I knew exactly where I was. The things that made my experiences so special were still there - the energy, the brotherhood, the ritual, and even Fred Phelps playing the organ! Active brothers today have many of the same challenges we had then, but the newer ones are even harder. I left the day, however, confident that our future is in good hands.”

“This is the first time we have done anything like this,” Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado, Director of Donor Services & Special Events, shared. “We hope to expand this initiative to other educational events and see more donors in attendance at the next Leadership School in 2024.”

“THE EDUCATIONAL AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AFFORDED TO OUR MEMBERS HAVE A REAL AND LASTING IMPACT ON THEIR FUTURE SUCCESS”

AWARD RECIPIENTS

Recognition of achievement and dedication to the Fraternity is important. Members and chapters that have distinguished themselves on various levels of the Fraternity or within their professions bring honor not only to themselves but also to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The Fraternity realizes the value of acknowledging exceptional service and that the presentation of an award of recognition is also a primary way to show our appreciation.

Awards, accolades, and recognition are all ways in which we celebrate the achievement of our members and chapters. The annual Fraternity Awards competition recognizes individuals, chapters, house corporations, and alumni associations for their outstanding efforts to advance the mission of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The 2022 Awards recipients are listed below. Congratulations to all for personifying the values and traits of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PRIDES ITSELF ON BEING ONE OF THE NATION’S OLDEST AND LARGEST FRATERNITIES—A DISTINCTION THAT BRINGS WITH IT CENTURIES OF DEDICATED MEMBERS.

AWARD RECIPIENTS

CHAPTER AWARDS

JOHN O. MOSELEY AWARD FOR FRATERNITY ZEAL

Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Phi)

CHAPTER ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Baylor University (Texas Theta)

Florida Southern College (Florida Gamma)

Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Phi)

Kansas State University (Kansas Beta)

Salisbury University (Maryland Sigma)

South Dakota State University (South Dakota Theta)

Texas State University-San Marcos (Texas Sigma)

Union University (Tennessee Eta)

University of Alabama (Alabama Mu)

University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

University of Colorado Boulder (Colorado Chi)

University of Toledo (Ohio Nu)

Youngstown State University (Ohio Alpha)

MOST IMPROVED CHAPTER AWARD

American University (Washington City Alpha)

HARRY S. BUNTING OUTSTANDING EMERGING CHAPTER OF THE YEAR AWARD

University of Michigan (Michigan Iota-Beta)

OUTSTANDING ALUMNI RELATIONS AWARD

South Dakota State University (South Dakota Theta)

BRANDON WEGHORST OUTSTANDING CHAPTER COMMUNICATION AWARD

Union University (Tennessee Eta)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER MEMBER EDUCATION AWARD

Simpson College (Iowa Sigma)

OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AWARD

Simpson College (Iowa Sigma)

OUTSTANDING HEALTH-AND-SAFETY AWARD

Youngstown State University (Ohio Alpha)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER HOUSING AWARD

University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

JOSEPH A. MANCINI OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SERVICE AND PHILANTHROPY AWARD

Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Phi)

KIMBALL-PHELPS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SINGING

Florida Southern College (Florida Gamma)

NOBLE LESLIE DEVOTIE OUTSTANDING RITUAL AWARD

Texas State University-San Marcos (Texas Sigma)

ROBERT C. COUSINS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING RECRUITMENT

Texas State University-San Marcos (Texas Sigma)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Phi)

SMITH-HUFFMAN OUTSTANDING CHAPTER MANAGEMENT AWARD

University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

OUTSTANDING UNIVERSITY RELATIONS AWARD

South Dakota State University (South Dakota Theta)

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

M. TODD BUCHANAN RECRUITMENT CHAIRMAN AWARD

Maxwell Deters (University of Cincinnati – Ohio Epsilon)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER ADVISORS

Rebecca Bair (University of Toledo – Ohio Nu)

Douglas Beatty (Pennsylvania State University – Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta)

Kevin Johnson (University of Cincinnati – Ohio Epsilon)

Hugh Miller (University of Alabama – Alabama Mu)

Lee Miller (University of Mount Union – Ohio Sigma)

OUTSTANDING EMINENT ARCHONS

Garrett Ammons (University of Maryland-College Park –Maryland Beta)

Curtis Dom (University of Kentucky – Kentucky Epsilon)

Alexander Glauthier IV (University of Mount Union – Ohio Sigma)

Nicholas Locke (Youngstown State University – Ohio Alpha)

Oliver Massolo (University of Colorado Boulder – Colorado Chi)

Austin Sewell (Franklin College of Indiana – Indiana Alpha)

Frank Wilk (University of Tennessee-Knoxville – Tennessee Kappa)

BRADLEY M. COHEN EMINENT ARCHON OF THE YEAR AWARD

Alexander Sacopulos (DePauw University – Indiana Delta)

OUTSTANDING EMINENT TREASURERS

Michael Chaplow (Youngstown State University – Ohio Alpha)

Justin Clary (Franklin College of Indiana – Indiana Alpha)

Jet Rawlings (Kansas State University – Kansas Beta)

Sebastian Schemmel (University of Cincinnati – Ohio Epsilon)

Cole VanNatta (University of Mount Union – Ohio Sigma)

TRUE GENTLEMAN OF THE YEAR

Frank Cruz (Simpson College – Iowa Sigma)

ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS

BILL FISCUS OUTSTANDING AREA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

SAE Phoenix Alumni, Inc. — WINNER

Greater Atlanta, GA Alumni Association — RUNNER UP

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Ohio Alpha Chapter Alumni Association — WINNER

Missouri Gamma Chapter Alumni Association — RUNNER UP

MOST OUTSTANDING PRINTED COMMUNICATION

Greater Cincinnati, OH Area Alumni Association — WINNER

San Diego, CA Area Alumni Association — RUNNER UP

MOST OUTSTANDING ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION

Greater Cincinnati, OH Area Alumni Association — WINNER

Kansas Gamma Chapter Alumni Association — RUNNER UP

MOST OUTSTANDING WEBSITE

San Diego, CA Area Alumni Association — WINNER

Greater Atlanta, GA Area Alumni Association — RUNNER UP

BEST SPECIAL EVENT OR PROJECT

San Diego, CA Area Alumni Association — WINNER

Greater Atlanta, GA Area Alumni Association — RUNNER UP

MOST IMPROVED ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Greater Pensacola, FL Area Alumni Association — WINNER

Penn State Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapter Alumni Association

— RUNNER UP

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

THE SAE FOUNDATION AWARDS

MERIT-BASED ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS. THESE SCHOLARSHIPS RECOGNIZE THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF THE FRATERNITY’S VALUES: FRIENDSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, AND SERVICE.

The SAE Foundation Board of Trustees and the members of the Scholarship Commission proudly announce the 2021-2022 academic year scholarship winners, 46 scholarships totaling $117,000. These Brothers excel in their personal, professional, and academic pursuits, and their accomplishments have earned recognition among their fellow student peers.

We thank our generous supporters, alumni, and friends, who make these scholarships possible. In addition, we encourage you to congratulate any winners you may know. The name of the scholarship, followed by the scholarship’s category or area of interest, and its respective recipients are listed below.

G. ROBERT HAMRDLA AWARD

Past Eminent Supreme Recorder Bob Hamrdla (Stanford ’60) established this award for a brother in any major with transcripts that reflect considerable study of 19th and 20th-century history.

Matthew Babor, Puget Sound (Washington Gamma) - $2,000

JONES-LAUERENCE AWARD

Established in memory of past Eminent Supreme Archon Walter B. Jones (Auburn ’10) and Philip J. Laurence (Minnesota ’15), the award is given to the brothers who display the most outstanding academic achievement.

Robert Benson, Texas Tech (Texas Alpha) - $3,000 Senna Adachi, Cincinnati (Ohio Epsilon) - $2,000

DR. CHARLES A. PREUSS MEDICAL AWARD

Established in memory of Brother Dr. Charles A. Preuss (Idaho ’24), this award recognizes brothers attending or planning to attend medical school, or enrolled in a course of study related to medicine and who have demonstrated service to their community and fellow man.

Cameron Coulter, Centre (Kentucky Kappa) - $3,000 Colby Hughes, Tennessee-Knoxville (Tennessee Kappa) - $2,000

FRANK C. GINOCCHIO & THOMAS W. DEVINE LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP

Established in recognition of Brother Frank C. Ginocchio’s (Northwestern ’66) leadership while serving on the Sigma Alpha Epsilon staff and Brother Thomas W. Devine’s (Minnesota ’74) volunteer efforts on behalf of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, this scholarship recognizes brothers who have demonstrated a positive influence in the field of risk management.

Caleb Volz, Toledo (Ohio Nu) - $3,000

Cannon LaFont, Kentucky (Kentucky Epsilon) - $3,000

Joseph Glickman, UC-Berkeley (California Beta) - $3,000

BRADLEY M. COHEN COURAGE AWARD

Past Eminent Supreme Archon Bradley M. Cohen (Arizona ’85) established this award to recognize brothers who have shown extraordinary courage in overcoming a major personal or organizational obstacle.

Kevin Chung, Penn State-Harrisburg (Pennsylvania Psi-Eta)

- $1,000

W. EMIL FORMAN AWARD

Established in memory of Brother W. Emil Forman (Pennsylvania ’29), this award recognizes brothers who have shown extraordinary commitment to their community and fellow man as demonstrated by community service work.

Akum Dhillon, North Carolina-Chapel Hill (North Carolina Xi) - $4,000

Brendan O’Hara, Virginia (Virginia Omicron) - $2,000

Bennan Featherstone, Minnesota (Minnesota Alpha) - $2,000

Erwin Lopez, East Tennessee State (Tennessee Alpha) - $3,000

Joshua Hartlage, Franklin (Indiana Alpha) - $2,000

Shaheer Ahmed Shaikh, South Florida (Florida Delta) - $3,000

Tanner Johnson, North Dakota State (North Dakota Beta) - $3,000

Tyler Hilsendeger, Washington State (Washington Beta) - $2,000

IVAN ALLEN JR. LEADERSHIP AWARD

Established in memory of Brother Ivan Allen Jr. (Georgia Tech ’33), this award was created by Atlanta-area brothers. The award is given to the brother whose leadership in the chapter and community demonstrates the spirit of Allen, a former Atlanta mayor.

Parker Wold, North Dakota State (North Dakota Beta) - $1,000

CHARLES COLLINS AWARD

Established in memory of Brother Charles F. Collins (Boston ’12), this award recognizes brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in the Fraternity, on the campus and in the community.

Andrew den Boggende, Florida Southern (Florida Gamma) - $1,000

Caden Matson, Florida (Florida Upsilon) - $2,000

Collin Fiorentini, Union (Tennessee Eta) - $2,000

David Brown, Embry-Riddle [AZ] (Florida Rho) - $1,000

Evan Spader, Kentucky (Kentucky Epsilon) - $1,000

Joshua Figus, Western Illinois (Illinois Sigma-Sigma) - $3,000

Laurence Allen, UC-Berkeley (California Beta) - $3,000

Liam Gallagher, Louisville (Kentucky Sigma) - $4,000

Max Sanchez, Ohio State (Ohio Theta) - $2,000

Nick Albers, Cincinnati (Ohio Epsilon) - $4,000

Seth Crawford, Houston (Texas Epsilon) - $4,000

Timothy Bianco, St. Louis (Missouri Zeta) - $3,000

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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

FRED ARCHIBALD LEADERSHIP AWARD

Established in memory of Brothers Fred J. Archibald (Cornell ’45) and his father, Fred I. Archibald (Nebraska ’14), this award recognizes brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in their chapter, community, and school.

Parker Possehl, South Florida (Florida Delta) - $2,000

Samuel Darrin, Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) - $3,000

RICHARD GENERELLY LEADERSHIP AWARD

Established in memory of past ESA Richard Generelly (George Washington ’47), this award recognizes brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in their chapter, community, and school.

Luke Clausen, Drake (Iowa Delta) - $2,000

Sam Cooper, William & Mary (Virginia Kappa) - $3,000

WARREN P. POSLUSNY AWARD

Past Honorary Eminent Supreme Archon and former Foundation

Trustee Warren Paul “Pos” Poslusny (Kettering ’69) established this award to recognize brothers who have demonstrated an enthusiastic commitment to the highest ideals expressed in “The True Gentleman” including exceptional personal integrity while leading chapter and campus activities, coupled with notable philanthropic service and scholastic achievement.

Alec Dybiec, South Florida (Florida Delta) - $4,000

Curtis Dom, Kentucky (Kentucky Epsilon) - $2,000

Frank Cruz, Simpson (Iowa Sigma) - $3,000

Grant Ginther, Kansas State (Kansas Beta) - $4,000

Kevin Valido, Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania Theta) - $3,000

Nolan Lee, South Dakota State (South Dakota Theta) - $2,000

Stanton Thomas, Oklahoma State (Oklahoma Mu) - $2,000

TRUSTEES AWARD FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE

Funded by Foundation Trustees, this award recognizes brothers who demonstrate quality involvement in campus and chapter leadership positions, particularly the measure of his contribution to the education of his chapter brothers.

Bryce Cagle, Union (Tennessee Eta) - $2,000

GORDON L. ROCKWELL BUSSINESS SCIENTIFIC SCHOLARSHIP

Established in memory of Brother Gordon L. Rockwell (Michigan State ’66), this award recognizes brothers enrolled in a business or scientific degree.

Jake Burdick, Kent State (Ohio Lambda) - $1,000

JOSEPH MANCINI LEADERSHIP AWARD

Established in memory of past ESA Joseph Mancini (Cincinnati ’35), this award recognizes brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in their chapter, community and school.

Justin Kelleher, Florida Southern (Florida Gamma) - $3,000 Preston Oden, Mississippi (Mississippi Gamma) - $2,000

SAE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD FOR OVERALL EXCELLENCE

Established in 2021, this award recognizes brothers who have demonstrated overall excellence living the values of the Fraternity: Friendship, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service..

Steadman Boston, Winthrop (South Carolina Sigma) - $5,000

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

For the 2022-2023 academic year, $94,000 in scholarships will be awarded, thanks to the generosity of our alumni and friends who have established these scholarships. For more information about the scholarship application, eligibility requirements, and more, please visit sae.net/foundation/ scholarships/.

Apply for a Scholarship by March 1, 2023!

On September 21, 2022, the Florida Sigma chapter at the University of West Florida celebrated the initiation of five collegiates and two additional gentlemen. Although this was a new experience for the five collegiates, for the other two it was a day that had only dreamt of.

When a charter is granted, any men who had graduated before chartering are invited back for installation but don’t always have the time or money to do so. Brothers Michael Davison (West Florida ‘72) and Clifton Mitchell, could not attend the chartering at the University of West Florida back in January of 1973, so they were asked to be a part of this special moment this year.

Michael was a member of Phi Alpha Epsilon. When the local chapter of Phi Alpha Epsilon was scheduled to charter, Michael could not attend because he was already in the workforce. He was living in the suburbs of Atlanta while developing motels for a living, which made it difficult for him to travel back to Pensacola for the chartering ceremony.

Nearly 50 years later, his membership was confirmed. Ken Jernigan, one of the 73 founding fathers of Phi Alpha Epsilon, called to invite him back. He couldn’t believe it when he was called to return for this special moment. “There were tears in his eyes. He had this on his bucket list,” Sam Waite (West Florida ‘79) said.

Michael’s wife, Barbara Davison, drove him to Florida to make sure this was something he could cross off his bucket list. With

Michael being handicapped and diagnosed with both Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease, this was a big deal for him, his family, and all of the chapter brothers.

“The initiation was a sweet and impressive event for me. I am in awe of the brothers who executed the ceremony so well,” Michael says. “I truly regret the procrastination of going back. Life got in the way, but SAE has always been important to me, and I admire all of the brothers.”

Clifton Mitchell, son of Wilmer Mitchell (Florida ‘55), who was in charge of purchasing the first University of West Florida SAE chapter house, was also in attendance. Clifton had always supported SAE but never had the opportunity to join because he attended Pensacola Junior college after high school. With no Greek life present at his school, he never had the opportunity to join an organization. This was the best choice for him as he decided to work in the family business. Ken Jernigan once again made it a personal mission to see if this was something they could do for Clifton. After everything was approved and ready to go, a phone call was made to Clifton.

With eight SAE’s in the family across three different chapters and one in Florida Sigma, it only made sense to initiate Clifton. His

continuous support hadn’t gone unnoticed, especially at the age of 89 years old.

“As I was leading the ceremony songs, I looked over to see Mr. Mitchell singing every song. I couldn’t believe it,” Sam Waite mentioned.

When the initiation took place, Clifton’s nephew, Turner Mitchell (West Florida ‘22), had the opportunity to pin his own uncle.

“I am extremely humbled and honored to be asked into the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. To be asked to join my family members and brothers many years later is truly an experience I’ll never forget,” Clifton said. “To the folks that made this happen, I say thank you and Phi Alpha!”

The ceremony was performed and led by the Alumni Association Team, who are also the founding fathers of the chapter at West Florida. These gentlemen comprised the initiation team; Steven Duke ‘73, Eminent Archon; Ken Jernigan ‘73, past Eminent Archon; Richard Puckett ‘73, Eminent Preceptor; Frank Harmon ‘73, Eminent Chronicler; Skip Hull ‘73, Eminent Warden; Richard Stone ‘84, Eminent Recorder; Sam Waite ‘79, Chaplain/Song Leader; and Jack Lowery ‘20, Eminent Herald.

Each of them played a significant role in the ceremony. They were very excited to be present for another Fall Initiation.

The week of April 25-29 this year was a hectic yet productive week for the brothers at Baylor University, all thanks to their Paddy Murphy week fundraisers.

Paddy Murphy Week is a nationally-recognized philanthropy event that gives men the initiative to give back to the community through multiple service events and projects. The Chapter gifted all the proceeds to the Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in Temple, Texas. They collectively decided to raise funds for the children admitted to this hospital. As they went to the hospital to discuss this partnership, the Baylor members thought of a great way to lift the spirits of the patients. Give away free t-shirts for the win!

Participating in Paddy Murphy Week was a big deal to the men at Baylor since they recently earned their charter. They were excited to get into the rhythm of things and raise as much money as possible. “This was our first time hosting a Paddy Murphy Week event and our advice to any chapter looking to expand on its own philanthropy efforts is not to be afraid to do so. Begin small and work your way up by doing critical research and creating a plan that fits your chapter and start planning immediately.” Blake Brockway said.

The Chapter kicked off Paddy Murphy Week with a social media push day. The Chapter encouraged each sorority on campus to get involved by decorating a coffin that was entered into a social media contest. The sorority with the most Instagram likes on their coffin picture was announced as the winner. Alpha Delta Pi won this years competition. All of these creative designs came to life as the brothers dressed formally to walk the coffins across campus, an event associated with the SAE Paddy Murphy tradition.

Day two consisted of an SAE car smash, which was open to anyone. Participants donated one dollar for 30-seconds of swing time. A local

“THIS WAS OUR FIRST TIME HOSTING A PADDY MURPHY WEEK EVENT AND OUR ADVICE TO ANY CHAPTER LOOKING TO EXPAND ON ITS OWN PHILANTHROPY EFFORTS IS NOT TO BE AFRAID TO DO SO. BEGIN SMALL AND WORK YOUR WAY UP BY DOING CRITICAL RESEARCH AND CREATING A PLAN THAT FITS YOUR CHAPTER AND START PLANNING IMMEDIATELY”

pizza restaurant and lemonade stand were nearby throughout the event to re-energize participants.

On Wednesday, the Chapter hosted an SAE car wash. Brothers spread out across campus with signs to advertise the event. The charge for a wash was only five dollars, and nearly 120 vehicles came through in total. The amazing turnout resulted in a shortage of soap and towels, but the Chapter knew they needed to act quickly to keep the event alive. They had brothers travel to their local Walmart to purchase more supplies to continue with the car wash.

On Thursday, the Brothers set up water slides and water balloons near campus to give students a break from studying for finals. There was a small entrance fee for anyone who wanted to participate. The Chapter filled the water balloons with colored dye, so students were encouraged to wear white t-shirts. It was a great way to cool off and have some fun as the week almost ended.

On the last day of Paddy Murphy Week “Miss Paddy Murphy Pageant” was held at McLane Stadium. Two representatives from each sorority participated in this pageant, resulting in a total of eight women. There were three rounds to the pageant, a question and answer bit, a talent show, and formal speeches. Unaffiliated students judged each participant’s performance and chose the woman who represented “Miss Paddy Murphy” the best. Bell Geiman, a member

of Zeta Tau Alpha, was nominated as this years “Miss Paddy Murphy”. After an eventful week of Paddy Murphy events, the Baylor chapter raised a total of $13,745. Not only were these donations made in person, but the brothers installed an ongoing crowdsourcing fund for parents and others to support their philanthropic efforts virtually. They anticipate offering this online giving option in the years to come.

One of the biggest takeaways from seeing these events come to life was the outreach tactics that the organizers implemented to grow campus involvement. The chapter’s marketing team worked on a social media plan that included post ideas and ways to advertise Paddy Murphy Week events. Something they found that intrigued students was the social media countdown to unveiling the Paddy Murphy Week shirt design. They also used their budget to design and purchase signs around campus. Some members even visited other chapter meetings to get the word out formally.

Brothers Blake Brockway (Eminent Deputy Archon), Ryan Duer (Social Chairman), Aron Basurto (Service Chairman), and Alejandro Lopez (PMW Chairman) worked tirelessly to be sure their chapter hosted a successful Paddy Murphy Week. These gentlemen gave it their all and had a lot of fun while doing so.

“Looking back, it was great for our brotherhood to come together and create something like this. It was awesome having fun with the other sororities and students, too,” Ryan Duer mentioned.

BY: HOLCOMBE ROLADER (LOUISIANA STATE ‘21)

Buildings have always held large significance in societies globally. Whether they be places of worship, learning, justice, or celebrations, human beings assign a great significance to the structures in which important events take place. As a microcosm of the rest of the world, fraternities are no different, and as such a fraternity house or lodges has always been an important extension of these organizations.

IN THE MAKING, THE NEW CHAPTER HOUSE FOR MS THETA IS A WORK OF

Ever since the Tennessee Omega chapter at Sewanee dedicated its house as the first of our beloved order, SAE has found it important to have chapters housed and to protect these structures dearly. The story of the Mississippi State University (Mississippi Theta) chapter is no different, and the campaign undertaken by her alumni, undergraduates, national organization, and host institution to adhere to this idea is astounding. With decades in the making, the new chapter house for Mississippi Theta is a work of art, and arguably one of the nicest fraternity houses in the country. Through cooperation, brotherhood, and most of all perseverance, SAE’s of all stripes came together and achieved something impressive, and the way in which they achieved this goal could serve as a model to any chapter attempting to make their chapter house as grand as the chapter itself.

campus, so much so that when the first university president went to expel all members of fraternities from campus, he later had to retract that order and invite the brothers of Mississippi Theta back, as many of the brothers were also the leaders on campus. This set a tone of excellence that has long stuck with the Mississippi Theta chapter, and they would go on to have many more firsts beyond being the first fraternity on campus. Another of these firsts came in 1947, when the Mississippi Theta chapter purchased a house located on North Nash Street in Starkville, becoming the first chapter house of any kind at Mississippi State. Many other chapters followed suit, and before long the university realized that they would need to provide a space for its many different Greek organizations on campus. As it would happen, there was a large hill surrounded by fields west of the Davis Wade football stadium. The university resolved to give that land to the Greek community to build housing, and decided to

The story of the Mississippi Theta chapter and the house itself goes back decades, and there have been many different characters who were important in establishing and maintaining this structure into the modern day. To begin, Mississippi Theta was founded on Mississippi State University’s campus in 1887, roughly 7 years after the founding of the university itself. Even in its infancy, Mississippi Theta was an important institution on

hold a lottery in order to determine who got to pick spots and in what order. Naturally, SAE again went first, selecting a beautiful spot right at the top of that hill, a stone’s throw from the football stadium and from the rest of campus. With the spot selected, the brotherhood began the process of building their first on campus chapter house, but this period of growth for Mississippi Theta would not come without its hiccups.

To begin, while Mississippi Theta had picked the best spot on campus, they did not build the best chapter house to match the spot itself. The first iteration of the Mississippi Theta house was a massive square brick building designed in post modern style, made from hard concrete cinder blocks and resembling more of a barracks than a traditional southern greek revival style fraternity house. The house was made from so much sturdy concrete that it was in fact legally considered a nuclear fallout shelter, as it was one of the only buildings on campus that could survive a blast of that strength. Brothers affectionately referred to it as the “SAE Gas Station” due to its resemblance to a service station in Starkville, and while the brotherhood within the chapter was very strong, the house did not reflect the level of excellence that Mississippi Theta has always stood for at Mississippi State. Even within a few years of its existence on campus, brothers knew that the house needed more.

“DECADES

ART”

THE TIME IS NOW

With this understanding entrenched in the chapter, it was only a matter of time until a brother answered the call to upgrade the house. The first catalyst of this change came from a man named Larry Jones, who would go on to be a pivotal brother in the history of the Mississippi Theta housing corps. In the early 1990’s, Larry helped lead the process of what would become the next stage of the Mississippi Theta chapter house. These efforts resulted in what brothers call the ‘94 building, a more traditional style fraternity house that would be placed in front of the main dorm building. This building was a massive step forward for the chapter, adding an additional 8 bedrooms to the original number of 20 as well as space for a house parent. It also gave the chapter room to conduct its business, as officers would be encouraged to live and meet in this section of the house, keeping the operations of the chapter close to its core. This did a lot to shake off the “gas station” vibe of the building, and continues to serve as an integral part of the house to this day. While this renovation did a lot to improve the look of the Mississippi Theta chapter house, as well as to help tie together the functions of the fraternity, it still left some room for improvement. For example, the first floor of the main dorm building was on a different elevation from the ‘94 building and the multi-purpose “Great Hall” used for meals as well as social events. Further, to enter the Chapter Room (added in the mid 1980s), the brothers would have to exit the Great Hall, and be outside only to enter the Chapter Room. While these flaws were relatively minor, and the house itself much improved, brothers again sensed that there was more to be achieved.

For a time, the chapter house stayed as it was in 1995, with its multiple different structures and varying design elements. All the while though, the Mississippi Theta House Corporation had been preparing, quietly saving money and biding time until the chapter was ready to make this big move. By 2017, that the time had come, and the House Corporation contracted an architect to produce renderings of what a new updated house would look

like. The goal of this remodel would be to “replace the original dormitory and kitchen built in 1959 and tie it functionally and aesthetically into newer structures”, in other words bringing the house into the modern era and unifying its design elements. With the original structures well over 50 years old, this update was needed to keep up with both the growth of the chapter and the modern living requirements of college students. The old building, with its low ceilings, wonky designs, and separation from the rest of the chapter facilities would have to be redone in order to properly serve the Mississippi Theta chapter. These renderings did just that, and truly demonstrated how a renovation could tie the whole place together in a way the chapter had been trying to do for decades now. Yet, these renderings came with one red flag, and that was the price. The price for this project appeared to be around 5 million dollars in total, and while the housing corps had been saving for this exact moment, they were going to need lots of help if this dream was going to become a reality. It was clear that it would take a new generation of Mississippi Theta alumni to undertake this task.

In 2018, Larry passed the torch of leadership to a new House Corporation president and board. This board, composed of Reggie Sims (Mississippi State ‘81), John Garrard (‘82), Barry Bridgforth (‘83), Jerry Solomon (‘72), Ralph Billinglsey (‘73), Terry Jones (‘72), Ches Fedric (‘04) Tom McElroy (‘84), and Stephen Farr (‘81), took up the mantle and quickly set about enacting the next stage of growth for the Mississippi Theta chapter. They designated Stephen Farr to be in charge of the project, and he immediately set about putting things into motion. Stephen would prove to be integral to the completion of this project, and his work on a number of projects necessary for this renovation was paramount to getting it finished. One of the first projects spearheaded by Stephen was a comprehensive update of Alumni information and records. Mississippi theta has a long and storied history, and with thousands of living alumni some records had naturally been neglected over time. After taking the time to comb through all of these contact records meticulously, they then contacted Pennington & Co to conduct a feasibility study on raising the funds for this project. In time, they would also need to

(From Left): Jack Harris (‘71), John Garrard (‘80), Reggie Sims (‘81), Stephen Farr (‘81), Jerry Solomon (‘72), Terry Jones (‘72), John Dean (‘62).

seek the approval of a variety of boards for this project. These included negotiating their lease with the university, getting the approval for the actual construction with the university, and getting approval from the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning for these changes to take place. Not only was all of this approval granted, they also received a letter of recommendation from the president of MSU. With the approvals in hand, they then engaged Pennington to begin their fundraising, aptly dubbed “THE TIME IS NOW”. Pennington was a great resource for this campaign, as they sent a person to serve as boots on the ground and assist these brothers in holding each other accountable

Spring of 2020 brought surprises which no one was properly prepared for. With lockdowns, school closures, supply chain issues, and a general sense of chaos, trying to get anything done during this time period was a nightmare. Mississippi Theta was no exception to this, and soon also ran into their own share of pandemic related issues. While the Housing Corps benefited from having the chapter out of the house so they could work unimpeded, trying to get the construction actually completed was not so simple. There were delays, things taking longer than they should to arrive, items typically available suddenly being out stock, months wasted as things just took longer to get there. Notably, the new lions which would grace the front of the house were exponentially delayed on their multi thousand mile journey from Hanoi, eventually making it to the port of New York, then by train to Memphis, then finally by truck to their home in Starkville. Things just took a bit longer, and all the while, Mississippi Theta raced to have it completed in time for a fall 2021 move in. While the pandemic certainly added a layer of complication to the project, the Mississippi Theta House Corporation knew that they had to follow through and finally realize this goal. When the deadline drew near, one final complication reared its head, and during the fundraising. Another great outside resource for getting this project off the ground was the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Finance & Housing. This group, specifically designated at assisting chapters acquire, maintain, and operate housing, has been a huge boon to dozens of chapters around the country, including Mississippi Theta. With both of these organizations assisting, Mississippi Theta began a mass fundraising drive, in which they were successfully able to raise almost $3 million dollars, fifty percent more than their original goal of $2 million. Even more amazing were the individual contributions that came from almost 200 of Mississippi Theta Alumni, some giving as much as $100,000 to $500,000 to make Mississippi Theta’s house as nice as it could be. Combine all this with the perfect contractor, Hoyt Hayes (‘70), an alumni of the chapter and renown contractor in the southeast, and Mississippi Theta looked to be in the best shape possible to get this project rolling in early 2020.

“NOT ONLY WAS ALL OF THIS APPROVAL GRANTED, THEY ALSO RECEIVED A LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PRESIDENT OF MSU.”

(From Left): John Dean ‘(62), Jerry Solomon (‘72), John Garrard (‘80), Jack Harris (‘71), Terry Jones ‘(72), Reggie Sims (‘81), Stephen Farr (‘81).

THE TIME IS NOW

this one required sacrifices across the board. While the plan had been to open the house and move brothers in with the start of the fall semester, they realized they were going to need a little longer in order to finish the project properly. This led to an almost biblical 40 days and 40 nights, as contractors raced to finish the project and brothers couch surfed, everyone just as anxious to see the end of the project and finally fill the new house. While it may have taken an extra moment, September 2021 saw the house finally open its doors, and the wait was beyond worth it to say the least.

Finally, the new Mississippi Theta house was ready to roll, and with its opening everyone was able to see just how much work had been done. Beginning with the Great Hall, this space was reconfigured and specifically designed to feed up to 160 people at once while also being a great venue to speak to the whole chapter. Ornately decorated with quality furniture and decor, it rivals dining halls at some universities both in quality and in size. Another huge addition was the creation of a large hangout space for the brothers, dubbed “Hoyt’s Hideaway” after the contractor who gave so much to the project. Decked out in TVs, gaming tables, and plenty of couches, brothers finally had a great space to hang out in and spend quality time together. Prior to this renovation, brothers were known to hang out along the porch outside, as it was the only space in the house not dedicated to some other use. But now, not only did they have a space, but they had enough space to fit hundreds of men in the room and still have a good time. One final great touch was another courtyard on the space created between the 1994 building and the new dormitory, now accessible by three roll up garage style doors into Hoyt’s Hideaway. This courtyard now contains a basketball

court, as well as a mounted projector to broadcast ball games using the exterior wall of the 1994 building as the screen. Beyond these individual changes, just about every aspect of the house received an update and a facelift. While maintaining the historical heritage of the house, this renovation managed to integrate new features and bring the house into the 21st century, satisfying everyone involved with it. With brothers anxious to live in, men always around the house, and everyone buzzing about how great this project turned out, it was clear to see that the goal of getting a house befitting the prestige of the chapter had finally been realized. While words can provide context, seeing is truly believing when it comes to this house, and the pictures speak for themselves. The dedication to this project from so many parties as well as the great number of sacrifices made both individually and as an organization had all proven to be worth it. All it took was an idea, a plan, and 30 years in the making to take this overnight success of this project from a long sought after dream into a well realized reality.

“ALL IT TOOK WAS AN IDEA, A PLAN, AND 30 YEARS IN THE MAKING TO TAKE THIS OVERNIGHT SUCCESS OF THIS PROJECT FROM A LONG SOUGHT AFTER DREAM INTO A WELL REALIZED REALITY.”

SAE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Steve is a member from Indiana University. In March 2020, he left retirement to serve as the Foundation’s President and CEO. He previously served on the Foundation Board of Trustees from 2013-2020. Prior to his current role, he was the Vice President of Sales for AT&T, with $5 Billion in annual sales.

All of our lives have changed dramatically since March 2020; Where and how we work, how we socialize, and inevitably the lens through which we see the world around us. Despite this unprecedented change, supporters have rallied on behalf of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and its members.

In FY21 (July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021), the SAE Foundation set a record by raising over $1,000,000 for the Annual Loyalty Fund. The following fiscal year (July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022), the Foundation raised the bar by 25% setting our goal to $1,250,000. I’m proud to say that, thanks to the generosity of our donors, we exceeded that goal and set another record.

The Foundation was established in 1927 to raise funds for the Levere Memorial Temple (LMT). Later the Foundation’s mission was amended to raise and manage funds to support the educational initiatives of the Fraternity as well as the upkeep and operation of the Levere Memorial Temple.

I am happy to report that the SAE Foundation provided $366,431 in scholarships, funded over $240,000 to maintain and care for the LMT, and provided the Fraternity with a $150,000 grant to support educational programs last fiscal year.

I am also incredibly proud of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees and staff for their unfailing commitment to innovation and continuous improvement of our processes.

The Scholarship Commission, led by Dr. Joseph Halcomb

(Kentucky ‘74), was adamant about increasing the size of individual scholarships allowing the Foundation to have a more significant impact on the lives of graduate and undergraduate members. This strategy helped increase the number of applicants significantly.

Our Nominating Committee changed the approach to identifying potential Trustees, which ensured an appropriate fit for the Board and generated three new Trustees: Graham Hill (TexasAustin ‘71), Henry Beattie (Mississippi State ‘77), and Matthew Weinstein (Northern Iowa ‘94).

Our Investment Commission has been what I consider “Best in Class” over the last ten years, ranking in the 91st percentile, or top 9%, relative to Foundations under $50M.

Despite our successes, our work isn’t finished. While we continue to progress as an organization, we all have one goal. Impacting our members positively, helping them grow into strong leaders and True Gentlemen and providing them with opportunities that wouldn’t otherwise be available. We plan to enhance our “FUN-raising” through innovative fundraising initiatives and targeted more increases to our scholarship program, which will allow us to have a greater impact on the lives of our members. Additionally, we will launch a free SAE “job” board for members of all ages in early 2023.

All of these things we do to help enhance the “value proposition” of membership, to meet you where you are in your life as an SAE, as an undergraduate or alumni member. In FY23, we need your support more than ever to help us meet our objectives.

Thank you for all you do on our behalf.

THE SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FOUNDATION’S MISSION IS TO SUPPORT PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS THAT LET THOSE WHO RISE ABOVE BECOME THE TRUE GENTLEMAN THEY STRIVE TO BE.

2021-2022 SAE FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS

FY22 CONTRIBUTIONS SCHOLARSHIP WINNER STATEMENTS

$1,258,785

“Thank you for your generosity in helping me relieve some of the financial burden that I have carried with me for my whole college career. With your help, I will be able to experience my final year of education without the stress of financial shortcomings.” Brendan Thomas O’Hara (Virginia ‘23)

“I am unbelievably grateful to have received the Richard Generelly Leadership Award. This scholarship is particularly special because it allows my family to send me to Drake University this upcoming academic year at no cost to them.” Luke Clausen (Drake ‘25)

$214,641

“I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for making the Charles Collins Scholarship possible. I am thrilled to have been bestowed this prestigious honor. I am deeply appreciative of your support. This honor could not have come at a better time for me and my family.” Timothy Paul Bianco (St. Louis ‘15)

FY22 DONOR SOCIETY FIGURES

TOP 10 IN CHAPTERS

FUNDRAISING INITIATIVES

ANNUAL LOYALTY FUND

All donations to the Annual Loyalty Fund are unrestricted, meaning that the money will go to the area with the greatest need. The Annual Loyalty Fund finances national SAE educational events, scholarships, awards, and your beloved schoolhouse, the Levere Memorial Temple.

CHAPTER ALLOCATION FUNDS

A Chapter Allocation Fund is a non-interest earning fund managed by the SAE Foundation and established by the alumni of a chapter to provide educational grants to a chapter’s house corporation for physical improvements to a chapter house.

CHAPTER EDUCATION FUNDS

A Chapter Education Fund is a fund managed and invested by the SAE Foundation and used to benefit a chapter’s members. CEF funds can be used to fund projects deemed “wholly educational in nature.”

SCHOLARSHIPS

SAE Foundation scholarships help members pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees. These scholarships are made possible by generous donors.

SAE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Thomas C. LaMantia (Arizona ‘88)

Tom joined the Board of Trustees in September 2017 and is the Chairman. He is an entrepreneur and Certified Information Security Professional.

Scott Pointner (Indiana ‘90)

Scott joined the Board of Trustees in April 2021 and became the Secretary and General Counsel. He is a partner at Rathje Woodward LLC.

Les Ireland (Towson ‘86)

Les joined the Board of Trustees in November 2019 and is the Vice Chairman. He is a Strategic Consultant.

Dan Alsaker (Idaho ‘72)

Dan joined the Board of Trustees in January 2022 and is the Nominating Committee Chair. He is the President of Broadway Group.

Henry Beattie (Mississippi State ‘77)

Henry joined the Board of Trustees in September 2022. He worked as a Certified Public Accountant, was the CEO of a 100-location drug store chain, and was President of Baker/Automated Prescription Systems, Inc. He is now enjoying retirement.

Debashis Chowdhury (Minnesota ‘98)

Debashis joined the Board of Trustees in August 2020 and is the Investment Commission Chair. He is the President of Canterbury Consulting.

Stephen Burt (Indiana ‘87)

Steve joined the Board of Trustees in May 2021. He is the Global Head of Mergers and Acquisitions for Duff & Phelps and the President of Duff & Phelps Securities, LLC.

Jack Counts (Oklahoma ‘68)

Jack joined the Board of Trustees in October 2019. He is the Founder and CEO of Candid Color Systems.

Grant Gier (Nebraska ‘84)

Grant joined the Board of Trustees in July 2019 and is the Audit Committee Chair. He works as a Business and Wealth Management Advisor with Northwestern Mutual.

Graham Hill (Texas-Austin ‘68)

Graham joined the Board of Trustees in September 2022. He practiced civil trial law for almost 40 years and is now enjoying retirement.

Bo Sederstrom (Northern Arizona ‘83)

Bo joined the Board of Trustees in April 2021 and is the Alumni Association Committee Chair. He is the Senior Vice President of Citywide Commercial Real Estate.

Joe Halcomb (Kentucky ‘74)

Dr. Halcomb joined the Board of Trustees in October 2019 and is the Scholarship Commission Chair. He is the CEO of Phoenix Initiãre and is a Limited Partner at Telegraph Hill Partners.

Fred Kleisner (Michigan State ‘66)

Fred joined the Board of Trustees in October 2017. He is an Independent Director of several public and private equity companies, including Ashford Hospitality Trust, Ashford Holding LTD, Bermuda, and NR International.

Matthew Weinstein (Northern Iowa ‘94)

Matt joined the Board of Trustees in September 2022. He is the National Sales Director for Abbott.

Gregory D. Beltran (UC-Berkeley ‘78)

Greg joined the Board of Trustees in July 2013 and became a Trustee Emeritus in June 2021. He was a General Partner and a management and technology consultant for Accenture.

Robert Dickinson (Stanford ‘86)

Bob served on the Board of Trustees from 2001-2005 and became a Trustee Emeritus in July 2022. He is a Managing Director for BDC Advisors.

Curtis R. Fraiser (Arizona State ‘77)

Curtis joined the Board of Trustees in July 2013 and became a Trustee Emeritus in June 2021. He spent 30 years with Shell Oil Company in a variety of positions, including Executive Vice President & General Counsel. He is now enjoying retirement.

Gary L. Garnand (Idaho ‘70)

Gary served on the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999 and became a Trustee Emeritus in July 2022. He is the President & CEO of Garnand Marketing.

Dean K. Morell (Oregon ‘79)

Dean joined the Board of Trustees in 2013 and became a Trustee Emeritus in June 2021. He is a Market Director for JP Morgan.

M. Todd Buchanan (Southern Mississippi ‘90)

Todd joined the Board of Trustees in July 2011 and became a Trustee Emeritus in June 2021. He is the US CEO of Hong Kong based insurance tech company, Coherent.

Lloyd Everson (North Dakota ‘65)

Dr. Everson served on the Board of Trustees from 2007-2020 and became a Trustee Emeritus in July 2022. He is an accomplished Oncologist and Hematologist.

Edwin D. Fuller (Boston ‘68)

Ed joined the Board of Trustees in 2011 and became a Trustee Emeritus in June 2021. He is the co-founder and President of Laguna Strategic Advisors.

Tom Hayward (Northwestern ‘62)

Tom served on the Board of Trustees from 2004-2013 and became a Trustee Emeritus in July 2022. He is also a Northwestern Life Trustee and a retired attorney.

Robert H. Watts (Boston ‘68)

Bob joined the Board of Trustees in 2014 and became a Trustee Emeritus in July 2022. After 38-years with John Hancock Financial, Bob started his own consulting business. He is now enjoying retirement.

James R. Mountain (Montana ‘81)

Jim joined the Board of Trustees in 2014 and became a Trustee Emeritus in July 2022. He is the Chief Financial Officer for ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc.

DONOR HONOR ROLL

THIS LIST REFLECTS DONATIONS RECEIVED BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 2022-JUNE 30, 2022, AND ALL LIVING FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE DONORS.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation recognizes individuals who show their support by making a financial gift to the Fraternity. With support from our generous donors, SAE provides educational and leadership opportunities to undergraduate members and academic scholarships to students across the Realm. This list is organized alphabetically by collegiate institution.

For more information about the SAE Foundation and a complete list of donors, visit: sae.net/foundation

PHOENIX CIRCLE

Donors with this icon are members of the Phoenix Circle, a giving society for recurring donors. The Phoenix Circle offers a convenient way to support collegiate brothers. By becoming a monthly donor, you can choose to split your recurring gifts between the restricted fund of your choice and the SAE Annual Loyalty Fund.

PHOENIX

LEVEL

Donors with the gold icon are Phoenix Level members of the Phoenix Circle donating $1,856.00 or more each year.

ARCHON CIRCLE

Donors with these icons are members of the Archon Circle, which recognizes individuals who give $500 or more to the Annual Loyalty Fund each fiscal year. The SAE Foundation is honored to recognize these donors through the following Archon Circle levels:

Chronicler: $500 – $999

Herald: $1,000 – $2,499

PHI ALPHA CLUB

Warden: $2,500 – $4,999

Archon: $5,000 and above

Donors with this icon are members of the Phi Alpha Club, an exclusive giving society for undergraduate members who have taken the first step in a lifetime of engagement in Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Funds raised by the Phi Alpha Club benefit the Annual Loyalty Fund.

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE

Donors with these icons are members of the Founders’ Circle, which is a cumulative giving society to acknowledge donors who have made significant contributions throughout their lives. The Foundation is honored to recognize our time-honored donors through the following Founders’ Circle levels:

Silver Level: $5,000 – $9,999

Gold Level: $10,000 – $24,999

Pearl Level: $25,000 – $49,999

DECEASED DONOR

Amethyst Level: $50,000 – $74,999

Onyx Level: $75,000 – $99,999

Ruby Level: $100,000 – $249,999

Emerald Level: $250,000 – $499,999

Sapphire Level: $500,000 – $999,999

Diamond Level: $1,000,000+

Donors with this icon made a contribution to the SAE Foundation between January 1, 2022-June 30, 2022, and have since joined Chapter Eternal. We are forever grateful for their support and dedication to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

FIRST-TIME DONORS

Donors with this icon made their first charitable contribution to the SAE Foundation between January 1, 2022-June 30, 2022. We welcome them to the distinguished community of SAE Foundation Donors.

Each giving society comes with special recognition and perks! For more information, please visit sae.net/foundation.

ADRIAN

Michigan Alpha

Steven D. Abell 1963

Peter Eric Accica 2009

Dale D. Goodrich 1969

William Grant 1958

Jonathan David Hamer 1998

Jerry L. Lapham 1966

Dr. John J. Makay 1960

Robert T. Neuin 1968

Daniel Joseph Pozdol 1994

David P. Pray 1968

Robert J. Radder 1968

Willard Warren Schultz, Jr. 1989

Stephen H. Swigart 1970

Daniel T. van Blaricom 1969

Dr. Benjamin W. VanRiper 1951

ALABAMA

Alabama Mu

Charles P. Bagby 1967

William Frank Cobb III 1966

Bestor Wynne Coleman III 1958

Dr. Kenneth R. Daniel 1936

John N. Dowdle 1965

John Wayne Goff 1972

Samuel Barton Hunt 1990

Hugh Barr Miller IV 1985

Jackson W. Moore 1970

Joel Marbury Rainer 1970

K. W. Wilson, Jr. 1968

ALBANY

New York Pi

Joseph Nicholas Lapine 1994

ALLEGHENY

Pennsylvania Omega

Robert W. Baum 1958

John C. Bonnett 1967

James S. Bryan 1968

Paul David Conway 1988

J. Peter Rushworth 1961

Hayes C. Stover 1962

ALMA

Michigan Delta-Tau

Heber Manuel Garcia Migliore 1988

Donald Raymond Walker 1985

ARIZONA

Arizona Alpha

Joseph F. Abrutz, Jr. 1975

Berkeley Gene Beach 1956

Paul R. Burns 1976

Donald Butler 1951

Bradley Mark Cohen 1985

Michael Anthony Cosentino 1980

Alan D. Dineff 1974

John A. Hagenah 1976

Philip W. Hagenah 1969

David W. Hanna 1961

Michael Henry 2013

Thomas C. LaMantia 1987

Delbert R. Lewis 1950

Walter J. Maykulsky 1973

Greg Paul Migdall 1991

E. Payne Palmer III 1963

Mario R. Salvatierra 1973

BG Terrence P. Woods 1966

ARIZONA STATE

Arizona Beta

Reg Bacon 1976

Dr. Erik Bakken 2009

Robert B. Bulla 1962

Ronald W. Crone 1969

Curtis R. Frasier 1977

Sam Freedman 1962

Charles Roland Grimes 1978

James Forrest Marsh 1980

James A. Nesmith 1967

Peter E. Petzold 1971

Patrick Scott Porter 2012

Jeffrey Michael Rovner 1985

CAPT Robert S. Strang 1967

Stan Curtis Strom 1982

Randolph C. Titzck 1986

R. Bart Wear 1982

Douglas S. Welling 1976

ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

CPT J. Walter Buchanan 1967

Charles C. Burrow III 1967

William B. Clement 1965

Ralph M. Cloar, Jr. 1959

Gene Cogbill 1969

Stephen W. Creekmore III 1972

John F. Farrell 1970

Lawrence Fikes 1965

Floyd H. Fincher, Jr. 1968

Stephen Doyle Gates 1985

Richard D. Gillham 1950

Wallace Lancing Lee 1992

Lambert L. Marshall 1974

Dr. John Malcolm Moore, Jr. 1959

Randall E. Northern 1970

Mark Steven Nunn 1974

John L. Ostner 1959

Jerry D. Pinson 1964

William L. Powell 1950

Curtis Shipley 1955

Thomas E. Watts, Jr. 1974

Blake Wilkerson 2008

Robert L. Wright 1967

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK

Arkansas Beta

Karl Doup 1972

Joe D. Drompp 1972

Edward O. Moody 1971

Jerry V. Sparks 1971

Raymond A. Weber 1970

Ken L. Wilkerson 1978

AUBURN

Alabama Alpha-Mu

Forney Stevenson Brice, Jr. 1968

Robert Nathan Freeman 1989

Joseph R. Gilchrist 1964

Gary C. Martin 1957

Charles R. Roselle 1970

Craig Carlisle Snellgrove 1979

William T. Stewart, Jr. 1969

Robert B. Witt 1973

BALL STATE

Indiana Zeta

Alan C. Buck 1969

Kevin Jerome Keough 1981

Jerre Lee McManama, Jr. 1994

David Gerhard Mertens 1982

Philip R. Shafer 1971

Joseph Eugene Shoaf 1982

Jack Edward Welter 1986

BAYLOR

Texas Theta

Paul Bryant Couey 1993

Dr. Reagan Royse Parr 1989

Don R. Reeves 1989

Donald Edward Westbrook 1990

Jeffrey Glenn Wigington 1992

BELOIT

Wisconsin Phi

Frank J. Johnson 1960

Allan Kieckhafer 1945

William C. Putnam, Jr. 1965

Richard W. Star 1956

BINGHAMTON

New York Omega

David I. Levine 1987

Christopher Miller 1987

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN

Alabama Iota

Timothy A. R. Callahan 1970

Charles Bennett Carlton 1980

Pat M. Courington, Jr. 1963

William A.B. Dowell 1978

Steven E. Haddock 1975

Edward L. Hardin, Jr. 1962

George L. Jenkins 1967

Dr. James Madison Jordan 1983

Atley Langley Kitchings 1982

Fred Maulden, Jr. 1966

Dr. J. Brent McFarland 1970

Dr. George Lewis Mitchell 1969

William Kelly Nicrosi II 1990

William F. Orr 1973

J. Thomas Rosdick II 1967

BOSTON

Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon

James Alexiou 1954

Arma E. Andon 1941

Alexander James Bastani 1986

Edwin D. Fuller 1968

Eric Boyce Maxwell 1989

J. C. McKnight 1994

John T. Nix, Jr. 1969

Robert H. Watts 1968

BOSTON CONSORTIUM

Massachusetts Beta-Alpha

Nicholas Bolen Shealy

BOWLING GREEN STATE

Ohio Kappa

Duane A. Ankney 1970

Douglas L. Barhorst 1970

James Patrick Callahan, Jr. 2009

Judson Willard Divincenzo 1982

Robert G. Drothler 1967

Gary W. Goldenbogen 1960

John T. Horney 1972

Frederick N. Indermaur 1960

Donald L. Johnson, Jr. 1984

Brandon Lowell Jones 2021

Scott Robert Lauber 1978

Dr. Milton G. Levy 1961

Alan Martin 1978

Alan R. McBane 1960

A. James Meerpohl 1972

Lynn K. Millikin 1969

Gary L. Reed 1970

John Charles Scherer 1979

David Michael Walters 2014

Stephan Andrew Wisniowski 2012

BRADLEY

Illinois Epsilon

David Willard Berkow 1979

Alexander J. Bibbs 1983

Ronald David Bonadurer 1988

Daniel F. Dahlke 1976

Daniel Bennett Gallant 1985

Gregory Alan Gilbert 1986

David A. Hardenbrook 1972

Raymond J. Lawing 1971

Benjamin David Lewis 1995

Fred Masuoka 1990

Eric Bradley Ratts 1985

BUCKNELL

Pennsylvania Zeta

Donald Arch Booth 1959

Robert Anthony Campagna, Jr. 1992

James Gambrill Hendrickson 1971

Bruce Maxwell Lee 1991

William Sterner Moyer 1957

Lawrence John Papagni 1986

Joseph Russell Scarpa 1987

Dr. Penn P. Shelley 1953

Barrett Keith Sides 1987

Gerald Bruce Weidman 1954

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

BUFFALO

New York Phi

Taylor Jonathan Graham 1996

Michael Peter Kinsella 1995

Aaron Paul Seiden 1998

CAL POLY-POMONA

California Alpha-Beta

Timothy Charles Blek 2000

Matthew William Jones 1997

CAL POLY-SAN LUIS OBISPO

California Tau

John Joseph Maier 1985

John Keith Palladino 1989

Glenn Martin Ritter 1986

CAL STATE-FRESNO

California Iota

Gregory James Coleman 1981

Eugene V. Dupreau III 1970

Robert J. Fena 1973

Wayne Anthony Gomes 1973

James D. Hallowell 1955

Kenneth R. Johnson 1983

Robert P. Krum 1964

Keith G. Miller 1963

Gerald M. Palladino 1966

Gary Edwin Reiff 1988

Dr. Thomas W. Schnare 1966

Roy D. Spina, Jr. 1958

CAL STATE-FULLERTON

California Pi

Tom Aden Chadwell 1986

Bradley Kean Forbes 1980

Richard Charles Goodwin 1975

Robert Perry Husband 1979

Richard F. O’Leary 1970

Stephen Philip Spernak 1976

Dirk Martin Van Os 1994

CAL STATE-LONG BEACH

California Lambda

David J. Ables 1976

Gus G. Brocksen, Jr. 1964

Christopher Scott Dalton 1992

Michael Thomas Dalton, Jr. 1989

Dale J. Fairbanks 1957

Robert Don Farrington 1991

Gary E. Flynn 1959

Daniel P. Gooch 1972

Alan Lee Goodrich 1979

Joel A. Hackett 1969

Curtis D. Hamilton 1965

William Leroy Harris 1982

Warren F. Hillman 1967

Ted R. Hulsey 1973

Nabil Kahale 2001

Myles I. Karpman 1971

Thomas E. Miller 1970

Kevin M. Nagle 1976

Ronald G. Sherwin 1965

Donald R. Smith 1968

Luis Wenk-Wolff 2002

Richard L. Wennekamp 1965

William Gary Westling 1983

George A. Yackey, Sr. 1963

CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES

California Mu

David F. Brubaker 1966

John F. Dekema 1969

John Charles Evanilla 1980

Stewart Hsieh 1974

William A. Lewis 1981

Aaron Elliott Popel 1980

Richard Schwien 1968

J. Morgan Shuster 1967

Michael Angelo Solis 1990

Christopher Byron Takeshita 1994

Gene J. Torncello 1966

Joseph C. Volpe 1972

Howard H. Wood III 1966

CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE

California Nu

James Edward Albrecht, Jr. 1989

David M. Bennett 1976

Gregorio Casalenuovo 1998

Gregory Eugene Thompson 1994

CAL STATE-SACRAMENTO

California Xi

James Alan Bonilla 1979

Ethan Thomas Cline 2018

David L. Perrault 1966

William R. Pickering 1973

Gary S. Pleau 1968

Ronald James Vance 1978

Erik Yoshizaki 2012

CAL STATE-SAN MARCOS

California Alpha-Gamma

Tyrell Anthony Fiduccia 2004

Andrei Pablo Martinez 2020

CARNEGIE MELLON

Pennsylvania Phi

Joshua Dana Baer 1998

Jeffrey Joseph Ball 1979

Laurence A. Dykes 1968

Robert Alan Gebbia 1969

John W. Kwiecinski 1977

Jean-Paul Yi Lie 1994

Angus H. McArn 1958

James C. Moran 1967

Thomas J. Mueller 1959

Donald Van Ollefen 1977

Bruce Raymond Whiting 1971

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

Ohio Rho

Benjamin Isaac Altose 2007

Thomas A. Brandes 1968

James E. Caminis 2000

Richard C. Dietz 1968

Kenneth James Farrell 1986

Bernard J. Gallagher 1959

Eugene R. Gasser 1948

Joseph Mallam Hendrie 1950

Daniel J. Hirsch 1962

Paul Robert Kimmel 1969

John P. Linhart 1969

Robert J. Martin 1966

Dr. Stanley McMillen 1968

Oliver L. Poppenberg, Sr. 1959

Charles W. Rainger 1955

Aaron Spencer Reames 1996

Charles E. Sax 1954

Thomas Olvia Sharp 1970

Jacob Christian Showalter 1998

Dr. Daniel Joseph Wasser 1984

CENTRAL FLORIDA

Florida Epsilon

Thomas Wayne Allison, Jr. 1991

Gary J. Boynton 1976

Mark W. Glickman 1975

Mike Edward Hess 1996

John D. Kelley 1977

Bernard John Muster 1987

Ethan James Parks 2021

Darin Patton 1995

Christopher Edward Varisco 1995

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

Michigan Delta-Omega

Patrick Taylor Fredricks 2010

Kraig James Haubenstricker 2011

Woodrow Holder 2014

Dr. Spencer Alan Long 2008

Alexander Urban 2014

Adam Martin Walters 2016

CENTRE

Kentucky Kappa

Richard C. Berg 1968

Donald Ray Stephens, Jr. 1982

Dr. Martin Dale Wiglesworth 1984

CHAPMAN

California Alpha-Delta

Shane Gregory Hunter 2006

Brandon Vearle Pankey 1999

CHARLESTON

South Carolina Upsilon

Paul Martin Bergstrand 1981

John Alston Deas 1980

Jonathan P. Hayes 1994

Richard Keith Sauls 1990

Dr. Douglas Weeks Stokes, Jr. 1984

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Tennessee Rho

Ian Spencer Strelsin 2004

CINCINNATI

Ohio Epsilon

David L. Altemeier 1972

Dennis Ward Anderson 1971

Dennis Loyal Barger 1980

John F. Barrett 1971

Barry Jay Bebart 1986

Nathan P. Bennett 2015

Dr. Neal R. Berte 1962

Russell William Best 2009

Steven Mark Bilski 2006

Dr. John C. Bools 1975

G. Bradley Brown 1972

Chris T. Carper 1993

Robert Earl Carroll 1981

Allan D. Cors 1959

L. Barry Cors 1954

Todd C. DeGarmo 1980

Herbert William Desch 1961

August B. Doppes 1970

J. Scott Farrell 1991

Richard T. Findlay 1969

Gary E. Fisher 1959

Roy W. Franks 1956

Chris Robert Gardner 2001

David Roger Gardner 2006

Dean R. Gaudin 1956

Christopher Gregory Goins 2006

Dr. Luis L. Gonzalez, Jr. 1978

Stephen M. Goodson 1977

Karl Joseph Grafe 1982

James Joseph Gusweiler 1981

John Frederick Guy 2000

John D. Hagner 1968

Mark D. Hanauer 1975

John Joseph Harvey II 2005

Thomas A. Hearn 1962

Warren S. Hensel, Jr. 1964

Henry S. Hilberg, Jr. 1973

Richard M. Hopple 1970

Albert E. Huber, Jr. 1953

Kenneth Edward Huber 1987

Thomas Edward Huber 1980

Jay W. Hummel 2002

John A. Johnston 1976

Daniel S. Jones 1961

Michael J. Jump 1977

Dr. Bill J. Karas 1970

Barry L. Keidel 1976

James C. Kennedy 1973

Dean J. Kereiakes 1974

Thomas J. Kereiakes 1976

Richard M. Kimbler 1970

James F. Koenig 1973

Gregory Michael Kuntz 1983

Brent Tyler Kuwatch 1992

John Christopher Lame 1979

Dave Milton Lance, Jr. 1981

David M. Lance 1956

Doug Albert Lance 1989

Ned C. Lautenbach 1966

Carl H. Lindner III 1975

Keith Edward Lindner 1981

S. Craig Lindner 1977

William Longstreet III 1955

Robert M. Miller III 1978

Neil Jacob Mullen 2016

Roger A. Nadler 1968

Edward J. Neyra 1973

Robert Hugh O’Connor 1981

Gregg Edward Pancero II 2009

John M. Perin 1973

Dr. Dale T. Peters 1958

Aaron Charles Pontsler 2014

Richard L. Pratt 1977

Stewart V. Proctor 1976

Larry Michael Rayburn 1983

S. William Rhode 1965

Justin William Roberts 2010

Dr. Brett Alan Scott 1998

C. Winfield Scott 1983

William J. Seitz III 1975

Dr. Reed Albert Shank III 1973

Todd Eric Siegel 2009

Mark E. Sims 1977

Matthew Jon Smith 1980

Christopher Aaron Speelman 2004

Mike Steur 1978

Kevin Patrick Sullivan 2006

Gordon R. Tod 1964

Nicholas Alan Trelka 2005

Mark E. Tullis 1973

Dr. Thomas E. Wagner 1960

Ben Fredrick Wells 1980

Dr. Brad Robert Wenstrup 1980

Mark Lawrence Willey 1993

Jeremy D. Wilson 1997

Gage Bryant Woolley 2015

CLEMSON

South Carolina Nu

Michael Jones Maxwell 1967

David Leon Narramore 1967

COLORADO STATE

Colorado Delta

Alex Bennett Campbell 1980

Tom G. Cox 1960

Dennis John Devaney 1994

George A. Dubois II 1959

Robert B. Erickson 1960

Clarke Houston III 1966

Tom M. Hudspeth III 1964

B. Kim Lilly 1959

Robert M. Pacheco 1967

Timothy N. Thoelecke 1962

Dr. Charles D. Vail 1958

Scott Allen Wolf 1982

COL William B. Woods 1958

COLORADO-BOULDER

Colorado Chi

W. Dennis Cheroutes 1963

Laurence W. Demuth, Jr. 1951

Peter W. Dillon 1958

William Kevin Fisher 1983

Charles W. Larson 1965

Randall W. Peterson 1956

Richard C. Ryder 1955

Brayden Richard Smit

D. C. Andrew Smith, Jr. 1961

Boyce W. Wiltrout 1963

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Beta

Richard C. Barrett 1964

David I. Barton 1960

Fred D. Clark III 1960

William D. Curtin 1960

Theodore E. Davis, Jr. 1961

William A. Gibbons 1960

Michael Scott Heller 1993

Raymond P. Kogut 1960

Emmett J. Murtha 1960

Stephen Michael Ozyck 1990

John S. Purtill, Jr. 1964

CORNELL

New York Alpha

Dr. Brian Randolph Elliott 1991

Richard R. Gerken 1967

Jonathan Stuart Kloos 1996

David Charles Martin 1994

Benjamin Roberts 2010

Ronald M. Skalko 1973

CREIGHTON

Nebraska Iota

Thomas A. Bower 1970

Terry J. Grennan 1970

Michael Sylvan Nichting 1987

Terrance M. Ramirez 1986

DARTMOUTH

New Hampshire Alpha

Evan Bret Azriliant 1987

Jeffrey Dana Bradford 1999

Dr. Harris B. McKee 1961

DAVIDSON

North Carolina Theta

Jacob B. Balsley III 1968

MG William Francis Grimsley 1980

J. Daniel Hanks, Jr. 1965

Alex Bryce Lindroth 2015

DELAWARE

Delaware Alpha

Ryan Nicholas Fries 2002

DENISON

Ohio Mu

LTC Brooke Edmonston Allen 1982

John B. Hebard 1956

Fred M. Royce 1967

Scot McCauley Small 1985

Philip W. Wyatt 1965

DENVER

Colorado Zeta

Charlton H. Chatfield 1969

Stephen D. Cummings 1966

Michael Baker Fales 1976

Robert E. Morris 1959

Thomas D. Wilcox 1960

Welcome W. Wilson, Jr. 1973

DEPAUW

Indiana Delta

Cole Nicholas Baker 2022

Dr. Frederick J. Bartizal 1965

E. Frederick Coan 1971

Lance Attilio DeNardin 1986

Frederick Charles Fritz 1981

Vern T. Kraushaar 1953

Joshua Alan Krusenklaus

M. Gregory May 1987

James Michael Mullin 1983

John Allen Perry 1985

Thomas Brian Tobin 1979

Byron Lee Wilson II 1985

DICKINSON

Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi

John D. Allemang, Jr. 1973

Roger E. Nelson, Jr. 1954

DRAKE

Iowa Delta

James P. Avgeris 1965

James L. Bennett 1942

Todd Bolen 1962

Sherwood M. Boudeman 1962

Hon. Greg D. Brandt 1984

Dean E. Brooks 1971

Ned Alan Burmeister 1981

John D. Challas 1961

Luke Daniel Clausen

Larry H. Crist 1954

Timothy Joseph Dawson 1988

Stephen R. Fitzsimonds 1986

Bruce A. Foster 1978

Marc P. Franson 1977

Charles Louis Friedman 1987

John W. Green 1972

Steven T. Kappel 1964

Kenneth K. Kauffman 1960

Robert G. Lady 1962

Grant Thomas Lander 2002

Tom J. Logan 1973

Gary M. Macek 1965

Duane Thomas Magee 1992

Rolland W. Nelson 1950

Roger P. Penrod 1978

Robert Michael Perrye 1985

Derek Stephen Peterson 1993

Grant H. Rogers III 1971

Richard E. Scott 1950

Allan C. Sorensen 1961

Robert M. Taylor 1962

Dr. Stephen Thomas Tranter 1979

James C. Van Slyke, Jr. 1961

Calvin P. Wise 1960

Larry F. Witte 1966

DREXEL

Pennsylvania Epsilon

Richard Wayne Choromanski 1979

Peter V. Cochran 1972

Mark Howard Felder 1980

Clarence G. Hoop 1971

Robert Lee Jeffries 1988

Curtis G. Kramer, Jr. 1975

Joseph Anthony Mandato, Jr. 1981

Dennis L. Neider 1970

DUKE

North Carolina Nu

CDR James W. Eaton, Jr. 1957

Donald W. Gould, Sr. 1953

Thomas A. Jones 1960

Peter Moller 1961

Donald E. Schevers 1947

Christopher Suiter Scott 1980

Clark D. Stull, Jr. 1952

Douglas Richard Whitaker 1980

EAST TENNESSEE STATE

Tennessee Alpha

Randolph B. Cardoza 1967

James C. Ebersole 1968

Carroll L. Gentry 1965

LTC Daniel H. Gordon 1964

Robert A. Hudson, Jr. 1965

Frank B. Iodice 1964

Walton A. Justice, Jr. 1966

Ronald T. Moore 2018

Armando F. Morrell 1971

Robert J. Walker 1966

EASTERN ILLINOIS

Illinois Delta-Lambda

Raymond Thomas Guttendorf 2014

EASTERN KENTUCKY

Kentucky Delta

LTC Michael A. Hughes 1973

Tyler Klarer Payne 1988

David N. Rodgers 1975

Joshua Dale Smith 2002

Ron E. Volmering 1978

EASTERN NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Alpha

Dempsey D. Kee 1977

Howard W. Melton 1965

Dr. Fred D. Phelps 1964

LTC David R. Pia 1965

Ken Tracey 1970

Nate Thomas Williams 1993

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL [AZ]

Arizona Delta

Sean McCall Crowley

Christian Robert Moore Gibbs 2016

Tanner Jeffrey Grevesen 2020

Noah Taylor Madmon

Tyler Morris 2018

Nathan Carl Pyles 2008

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL [FL]

Florida Rho

James Patrick Baldwin 1971

EMERSON

Massachusetts Epsilon

Stephen Anthony Bucco 2011

EMORY

Georgia Epsilon

Mark W. Bates 1973

W. Lawrence Brown 1968

William E. Elmore, Jr. 1971

R. Carter Freeman, Jr. 1960

Dr. M. Felton Hagood 1963

James Curtis Harmon 1978

Rev. John Harris Harper 1960

William Edward Jay 1981

James B. Johnson, Jr. 1954

Hubert C. Lovein, Jr. 1968

Peter A. McCranie 1956

Dr. Robert Ray Morgan, Jr. 1994

Robert E. Morris 1969

Claude F. Perry, Sr. 1959

Dr. Hal S. Raper, Jr. 1961

Dr. Robinson W. Schilling, Jr. 1962

EVANSVILLE

Indiana Epsilon

Robert J. Bennett 1975

Thomas Edward Blackburn II 1991

James A. Domina 1968

Dr. Ronald M. Faust 1972

Marcus Andrew Gahagen 2020

Josh David Goode 2001

Samuel Albert Tilden Guertin 2021

Joseph Douglas Haas, Jr. 1992

Paul W. Jones 1971

George Andrew Miller 1996

Dale E. Oberbeck 1959

John G. Purdie 1959

Earl E. Purdue 1962

Frank J. Schultheis 1963

Richard L. Shipley 1979

FERRIS STATE

Michigan Zeta

Robert P. Boboltz 1972

Mark G. Fritsch 1975

James T. Murphy 1973

Bruce L. Traverse 1968

FLORIDA

Florida Upsilon

Ricardo Alvarez 1973

Wayne C. Bailey 1972

Thomas Richard Barber, Jr. 1961

Richard Marcus Eubanks, Jr. 1994

Ethan Henry Fieldman 2003

Thomas L. Fleming 1967

Dr. Albert R. Frederick, Jr. 1957

William D. Gunter, Jr. 1956

Robert E. Lewis 1982

Dr. Charles G. Long 1967

Carter Braxton McCain 1986

John R. McClure, Jr. 1955

William R. Meide 1974

David H. Morrish 1955

John F. Neller 1952

Angel Oliva III 1990

Louis Francis Ray III 1988

Arnold H. Slott 1964

Dr. Richard B. Streeter 1962

Samuel Marvin Warfield 2008

Jeffrey James Weibel 1986

Andrew Scott Winner 2011

FLORIDA SOUTHERN

Florida Gamma

Drew Taylor Branton

Joseph Capitano 1960

William A. Chope 1971

William F. Cooper, CTC 1957

Andrew Joseph Den Boggende

Philip D. Diuguid 1958

Robert J. Fauls, Jr. 1970

Charles L. Foley 1957

Terry L. Krick 1976

Mitchell John Livingston 2020

Walter W. Manley II 1969

Gil Mitchell 1962

Chris Anthony Rodgers 1990

Benjamin A. Tallman 1966

FLORIDA STATE

Florida Beta

Dr. William A. Bryan 1960

David Richard Campbell 1984

John E. Coalson 1969

Timothy Jay Daly 1987

Michael M. Fields 1969

Davy Haddon Foster II 1967

Claude H. Grizzard 1960

Alexander Johann Grohmann 1994

Baylis M. Gruber 1970

Pfilip G. Hunt, Sr. 1959

Dana B. Johannes III 1962

James J. Kelley 1967

Edward F. King II 1973

William Hoyle McDonald III 2018

Fred Joe Pyland 1975

Howard D. Rogers 1970

Horace Smith, Jr. 1964

Robert W. Swoszowski 1961

FORT HAYS STATE

Kansas Delta

LTC Tyler James Holland 2001

John Michael Kimberlin 2001

Garrett Lane McBlair 2020

Richard Brian Shanahan 2003

FRANKLIN

Indiana Alpha

Chad Everett Bobb 1997

Kenneth O. Dunn 1951

William Richard Fisher 1955

Max Ray Fitzpatrick 1956

Gregg W. Happe 1973

Robert D. Heuchan 1976

Frederick B. May 1970

Donald L. Mendenhall 1955

Jimmy J. Plummer 1960

Stephen A. Smith 1969

Dr. Arthur H. Turner 1957

FROSTBURG STATE

Maryland Delta

Jason Paul Andrick 1997

Adam Joseph Fitzpatrick 2000

Christopher McDonald 2022

Christopher William McKean 1998

Edward Donald Paton 2000

FURMAN

South Carolina Phi

Gavin Wesley Boone 1991

John P. Cherry 1963

Eric Eugene Davis 1986

J. Bennett Glass 1963

Brendan Hanner White 2006

GEORGE WASHINGTON

Washington City Rho

Dr. Terence L. Babcock 1967

Yale R. Brown 1976

Edmund P. Crump 1960

Henry H. Frain 1961

Ray A. Gibbs, Jr. 1950

William A. Griffel 1966

Dr. R. Gerald Heinze 1965

Charles Yuran Liu 2022

Leon Stuart Mapes, Jr. 1970

Thomas J. McGrath, Jr. 1965

Richard David Nelson 1989

Robert J. Shue 1968

John W. Thomas III 1959

Manning G. Warren III 1973

GEORGIA

Georgia Beta

Mote W. Andrews, Jr. 1952

Shepard B. Ansley 1961

William Bonneau Ansley, Jr. 1964

Jesse R. Bates, Jr. 1971

Leonard H. Blount 1976

Rob Arthur Ellis, Jr. 1980

Jack Nelson Hattaway 1966

William W. Holland 1967

Chiel W. Marlow, Jr. 1955

Ruebush J. Mitchell III 1975

Hon. Williamson S. Stuckey, Jr. 1956

Henry W. Swift, Jr. 1964

Bruce Bryan Wilson 1990

S. Scott Young 1979

GEORGIA TECH

Georgia Phi

Thomas C. Broome 1966

Marc Anthony Corsini 1980

William C. Daniel 1964

Thomas E. Dupree, Jr. 1974

Samuel O. Franklin III 1965

Albert J. Hackl 1946

William S. Harris 1959

Paul J. Hart 1974

Howard Hoffman 1980

W. Deck Hull, Jr. 1954

James R. Jolly, Jr. 1964

John Olmsted King 1978

Will D. Magruder 1956

Dudley L. Moore, Jr. 1957

John Richard Orr 1975

Daniel B. Rather 1957

GETTYSBURG

Pennsylvania Delta

Keith B. Adams 1977

Robert E. Crawford 1976

Christopher J. Nigrel 1975

Wyatt Hamilton Yasinski 2016

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS

Minnesota Gamma

Hunter Andrew Thompson

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY

Virginia Upsilon

William Hopkins Carr 1982

HARTFORD

Connecticut Lambda

Russell F. Levere 1966

HARVARD

Massachusetts Gamma

Gary B. Crigger 1968

Eric Cotter Hanson 1970

Michael A. Leahy II 1965

William Gentry Lee 1966

Leland B. Paton 1965

HOFSTRA

New York Chi

Matt Russo 2017

Steven Ronald Tricarico 2006

HOUSTON

Texas Epsilon

William Chiles Booher 1971

Seth Crawford 2018

David M. Doll 1988

James R. Hill 1960

Kenneth E. Kurtz II 1957

John David Pieratt 1970

Joseph T. Ruland 1970

Tyler Davidson Todd 2015

Kyle A. Vick III 1970

IDAHO

Idaho Alpha

John B. Adams 1976

Richard W. Allen 1972

Daniel L. Alsaker 1972

Don R. Atkinson 1956

Rodney B. Bulcher 1973

Steven E. Duncanson 1976

Gordon Gordon Eccles 1960

CPT Lawrence E. Eddingfield 1967

LTC William E. Egen 1965

Bill D. Fife 1974

Robert L. Franklin III 1977

Gary L. Garnand 1970

Robert L. Grover 1977

Christopher E. Gruenfeld 1982

Michael T. Hunter 1972

Jerry L. Jackson 1974

William R. Joa 1963

Ronald S. Jones 1977

Dennis D. Jory 1966

William John Kearns II 1981

Robert E. Keller 1974

William H. Keller 1976

Steven R. Larson 1975

Ralph J. Longfellow 1960

Scott William Madison 1987

Warren L. Martin 1957

LTC Melvin M. Marvel 1960

William V. McCann, Jr. 1966

Joseph D. McCollum, Jr. 1967

W. Lee McCollum 1971

1LT Phillip Gunn Mead 1983

James W. Mottern 1970

Donald L. Mottinger 1965

Bryan Scott Norby 1979

W. Christian Oakley 1973

Alfred Craig Olson 1973

Donald J. Ormond 1976

James M. Patterson 1966

James R. Pilcher 1970

David A. Poe 1970

Leonard Nicholas Purdy, Jr. 1962

Marcus Matthias Roper 2022

William W. Schmidt 1966

Martin J. Schnell 1972

Joseph P. Shirts 1977

Edward A. Smith 1953

James Arthur Steele, Jr. 1992

James A. Steele, Sr. 1956

Thomas J. Stevenson 1975

Bruce W. Stratton 1971

David A. Thomas 1973

Kenrick E. Thomas 1970

CDR William P. Wilund 1969

ILLINOIS

Illinois Beta

Philip Clifford Berndt 1985

Joe Stewart Chasen 1999

Thomas Michael Donlan 1979

Douglas Adam Gerrard 1984

Keith Allan Gray 2002

Thomas A. Jepsen 1976

Kenneth D. Love 1962

Gregory R. Martin 1976

Philip L. Mattison, Jr. 1957

Robert E. McClary 1960

Dr. Russell W. Nelson 1974

James R. Pearson 1970

Marc Joseph Poskin 1987

Alejandro Angelo Rangel 2000

John Shimkus 1982

Herbert A. Timm 1965

David Michael Venkus 1984

James David Wareham 1981

Gregg S. Werner 1977

Charles Robert Westphal 1981

INDIANA

Indiana Gamma

Dr. Mark T. Adams 1976

Dr. Thomas Henry Alt, Sr. 1958

Dan Edward Aron 1983

Hon. John Gatch Baker 1968

Bruce Allen Baldwin 1979

David Wayne Barrick 1979

Kelley Thomas Beach 1984

Dr. Walter Phil Beaver 1971

William Dean Bennison 1966

Adam Scott Bischoff 2011

Jody Verne Blackburn 1985

Robert Eugene Bryan 1963

Brent Curtis Burke 1976

Stephen M. Burt 1987

Chad Allen Carlsson 1997

Patrick Michael Cassidy 1985

Douglas L. Cassman 1972

Ryan Hodge Cassman 1997

Thomas Bolton Clancy 1978

Bradley Scott Cooper 1984

Gary Matthew Crnkovich 1979

Lawrence P. Deputy 1968

Richard Andrew Deputy 1964

Robert John Deputy 1960

Thomas Michael Deputy 1963

Ronak Sunil Desai 2010

Philip H. Drew 1977

D. Peter Peter Dunbar 1985

Richard Lewis Dunn 1964

Dennis Edward Evans 1960

Michael Lore Ferverda 1966

James C. Fissinger 1983

William White Fobes II 1961

Earl Frederick Forst 1966

David C. George, DVM 1967

Steven John Gibson 1977

James W. Gordon III 1977

David Welker Gray 1972

Gerald John Hardy 1976

John Christopher Hart, Jr. 1973

Thomas Richard Hawley 1980

Thomas Clyde Hays 1973

Richard Edward Hennessey 1973

George Lionel Henry 1968

Douglas Nees Hite 1967

Thomas Henry Hofbauer 1976

Jeffrey Clyde Hoffman 1973

Stan C. Hurt 1961

Jack Douglas Johnson 1979

David Bart Keller 1980

Greg A. Kelly 1979

Jeffrey Lee Kittle 1993

David Al Lawson 1972

Michael Dixon Lee 1984

Harry Lee Lukens, Jr. 1972

Marc Adolfo Malnati 1977

Nicholas Martell 2016

Douglas William Martin 1979

Gene B. Maudlin 1965

B. Dennis McCall 1984

John Michael McClure 1977

Richard Allen Mitchell 1989

Steven D. Mitchell 1983

William Michael Paulson 1984

Stephen Clark Pohlmann 1983

Scott Edward Pointner 1990

Francis B. Quinn, Jr. 1976

Allan E. Ramsay 1970

George W. Rauch III 1968

Brian Dale Redman 1979

Thomas D. Rush 1962

Robert K. Ryan, Jr. 1965

Stephan Alan Santoro 1979

Mitchell Sasseman 2016

John Gordon Sawrey 1973

Andrew Edgar Sellers 1980

Stephen Howard Simon 1988

Richard Ralph Singleton 1969

Hugh K. Sinnock 1967

Douglas Sean Smith 1983

Rex Rexford Smith II 1980

Blair Hartley Snead 1967

Russell P. Standlee 1971

Frederick G. Steingraber 1960

Christopher Ryan Summers 2001

William Douglas Thompson 1979

Sheldon Kay Turner 1952

Thomas James Ulmer 1982

Richard A. Van Arsdale 1965

Thomas A. Van Arsdale 1965

Dennis Edward Walsh 1972

W. Michael Wells 1972

David Gregory Welsh 1986

Douglas E. Wiik 1968

James R. Williams 1968

Robert T. Williamson 1968

Michael Jay Wurtsbaugh 1984

NDIANA STATE

Indiana Sigma

Drew Billings 2014

James A. Coleman 1973

Caleb Nathan Dooley

Michael Douglas Fouts 1996

Scott Jordan Francis 1980

Stacey Allen Gentry 1989

George M. Gregorash 1976

Don Curt Hagerman 1975

Christopher W. Hancock 1996

Dr. Mark A. Haring 1972

MAJ Michael Edward Hassel 1979

James L. Heflin 1974

Kyle Robert Horton

Thomas Joseph Kilian 1999

David A. Llewellyn 1974

Dalton Scott Loftis

Frank Louis Miklozek III 1998

LTC Mike T. Mokrycki 1977

Dino Dee Moler 1984

Conner Scott Nichols 2017

David Pascarella III 2017

Anthony Jason Pyatt 1997

Chris R. Read 1975

Lawrence Wayne Schott 1985

Kent E. Schwarz 1972

Garrett Justin Smith 2015

Joe D. Smith 1971

Theodore J. Stansbury 1971

Joseph Allen Taylor 1998

John Schultheis Webb 1991

IOWA

Iowa Beta

Jason William Feehan 1995

Dr. Carl L. Highgenboten 1961

David L. Hunt 1966

Frank M. James 1961

Howard Kennedy IV 1962

Robert J. McCauley, Jr. 1963

James John McPartland 1979

Thomas E. Nordyke 1961

Dr. Donald J. Peterson 1957

Peter G. Pohlmann, Sr. 1969

Edward Wayne Schwertley 1985

Donald Peter Souhrada 1993

IOWA STATE

Iowa Gamma

C. Matthew Andersen 1971

Dr. Richard P. Baxter Sr. 1960

Michael Allison Beeler 1982

David D. Bishop 1962

Steve Wayne Churchill 1985

James L. Claus 1972

James A. Cunningham 1968

Gary L. Erskine 1968

Arthur Freeman 2003

Michael J. Frischmeyer 1975

Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale 1962

Larry Robert Gradisher 1982

James P. Howalt 1962

Daniel A. Humiston 1974

Dale A. Johnson 1960

Timothy Peter Kinsella 1978

Scott Alan Koppelman 1991

Robert A. Latta 1955

John K. Lawson 1962

Marshall G. Linn III 1970

Charles W. Maurer, Jr. 1972

David E. McFarland 1961

Richard J. Neiman 1965

James A. Nelson 1969

John S. Nesheim 1975

Edward J. Palmer 1954

Jon M. Radabaugh 1961

Robert W. Taylor 1954

Jeffrey Blane Weeden 1979

Gary K. Weeter 1961

John William Wilson 2008

C. Arthur Wittmack 1969

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

IUPUI

Indiana Iota-Pi

Jonathon Hawkins 2019

Litha Sonwabile Msikinya 2011

KANSAS

Kansas Alpha

Gary Alan Foote 1979

Zachary Dalton Holland 1996

Thomas M. McFarland 1972

Edward F. Reilly, Jr. 1960

Allyn W. Risley 1972

Dr. Craig A. Smith 1956

Joseph H. Vaughan, Jr. 1971

Charles E. Waldron III 1968

KANSAS STATE

Kansas Beta

Pelham E. Adams 1955

James Albert 2016

Lawrence P. Becker 1966

Robert K. Beymer 1978

Jarold W. Boettcher 1963

William H. Braddock 1957

Larry D. Coffman 1965

Roger W. Coulter 1961

Terry J. Crofoot 1969

Dixon R. Doll 1964

Daniel E. Fankhauser 1967

Joseph P. Galichia 1964

James R. Grier III 1959

Todd Christopher Hansen 1993

Franklin D. Houser 1955

John P. Jung 1957

Steve M. Lacy 1976

Thomas E. Mistler 1963

John W. Morgan 1975

GEN Richard B. Myers 1964

Jerry D. Prather 1966

Timothy Niles Robertson 1988

Carl F. Schwab III 1969

William K. Shaw 1975

Mikel L. Stout 1958

Chester C. Wilcox 1962

Joe A. Tony Wilcox 1958

Edwin H. Wingate 1954

KENNESAW STATE

Georgia Omega

Todd Alan Stovall 2012

Luis James Velasquez 2012

KENT STATE

Ohio Lambda

Kenneth Arthur Bugosh 1979

George Gerald Burke 1992

Matthew James Busser 2002

Gerald A. Damerow 1964

Beshoy Henen 2009

Edwin Michael Kahoe 1992

Richard A. Krieger 1963

Thomas A. Mackey 1962

Robert F. McCoy 1957

Alexander Paul Martial Moran 2021

Jeff Thomas Patterson 1991

Joseph H. Reed 1960

Daniel L. Rhodes 1961

Robert Evan Ross 1970

Steve E. Rossa 1976

Edmond V. Russ, Jr. 1966

William J. Vogt, Jr. 1962

Robert W. Woolf 1965

Kevin P. Wyndham 1988

KENTUCKY

Kentucky Epsilon

Joe Edward Anderson 1981

Blaine Kennedy Ayers 2001

Dr. James L. Boerner 1977

Jack C. Bradley 1961

Dennis A. Cain 1966

Mica Shane Cranfill 1993

Robert Louis Crush 1982

Lon W. Deckard 1969

Timothy R. Futrell 1970

Donald W. Giffen, Jr. 1974

Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III 1974

William Stokes Harris, Jr. 1968

Phillip T. Johnson 1972

Dr. John S. Keebler 1969

Robert S. Lipman 1974

John Michael Marshall 2004

Michael B. Mountjoy 1972

Ronald D. Parham 1962

James A. Richardson 1970

Dr. Michael Craig Scott 1983

Robert Schuler Sheehan, Jr. 1981

Chris T. Sullivan 1970

Chadwick Joseph Vonluehrte 2002

Martin Bradley Weber 1980

Steven Weber 1987

Richard M. Womack 1953

KETTERING

Michigan Epsilon - Section A

Jones Roger Barton 2016

David Anthony Van Raaphorst 2003

KETTERING

Michigan Epsilon - Section B

Gregory P. Buschmann 1977

Robert J. Campbell 1973

Richard A. Cole, Sr. 1967

Brian P. Collins 1975

Robert Stephen Cory 1990

Gary L. Cowger 1970

Terry J. Moore 1968

David A. Newman 1975

LA VERNE

California Upsilon

Diego Andres Chavez 2015

LAFAYETTE

Pennsylvania Gamma

James Francis Cosgrove, Jr. 1986

David Hammer 1992

David Eric Schwager 1984

Michael Stanhope Sherrill 1988

Gary Wayne Trimmer 1977

LEWIS & CLARK

Oregon Delta

Christopher Verploeg Cox 1982

Christopher E. Jay 1972

David Keith Strong 1980

Dr. David A. Stumpf 1966

LONG ISLAND

New York Beta

Thomas J. Clark 1973

Albert Edward Donor IV 2017

John P. Giles 1974

Dylan Michael Silva 2018

LOUISIANA

Louisiana Alpha

John D. Colley 1973

Charles H. Trent 1969

LOUISIANA STATE

Louisiana Epsilon

John C. Bowden 1955

John C. Hamilton 1958

John A. Hollinshead 1971

Robert G. Jones 1960

Donald J. Lococo 1967

Stephen M. Stewart 1967

James S. Whittle 1963

LOUISIANA TECH

Louisiana Rho

Riley Hagan III 1986

Ashley Brigham Patten 1994

Nikolaus Zumwalt Schwabe 1996

LOUISVILLE

Kentucky Sigma

Dalton Wade Green

LOYOLA-CHICAGO

Illinois Alpha-Omega

David John Kupiec 1986

Ross Anthony Pometta 2007

Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003

LYNN

Florida Lambda

Ryan William Spiegel

Garret Lindsey Beach

MAINE

Maine Alpha

Edward L. Davis 1958

Richard J. Goff 1950

William Corry Johnson, Jr. 1980

Cameron John Karosis 2015

Norwood Mansur, Jr. 1966

James I. Peterson 1970

Joseph J. Robinson III 1955

MANSFIELD

Pennsylvania Beta-Phi

James David Blew 2017

MARSHALL

West Virginia Alpha

Ralph W. Burton, Jr. 1971

Willard Hughes Catlett, Jr. 1974

Robert Jackson Dilley 1973

Donald D. Ferguson 1959

Charles N. Ferrell 1963

Vernon P. Ferrell 1957

William R. Harman 1963

Steven R. Headley 1968

John E. Mazon, Sr. 1963

Jacob Arnold Poindexter

James A. Shaffer 1957

Isaac Samuel Singleton

Connor Abney Smith

Austin Lee Stewart 2022

David E. Taylor 1973

MARYLAND-BALTIMORE COUNTY

Maryland Omicron-Pi

Brian Anthony Baum 1994

Kevin Douglas Heilman 1989

Christopher Bleu Kaehny 2008

Jamshid Jim Lotfi 1989

Aaron Thomas Penn 1994

William George Voelp 1989

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK

Maryland Beta

Timothy Michael Boyle 1982

Harold M. Brierley 1965

MAJ Raymond Mark Davids 1977

Timothy J. Davisson 1982

Todd C. De Binder 1954

John Jameson Fletcher 1988

Chris P. Gaylor 1972

William Byrd Hafer 1991

T. Patrick Hennegan 1974

COL Hugh J. Holloman 1973

Roy F. Johnson, Jr. 1962

Gregory Eugene Lomax 1976

Robert M. Parks 1968

Robert F. Reynolds III 1978

John Edward Roberts 1963

James G. Sakers 1969

Michael E. Scott 1976

William Scott Sims 1987

Theodore J. Smith 1950

John K. Stitt 1960

Slaton L. White 1973

MASSACHUSETTS

Massachusetts Kappa

Todd W. Buck 1973

LTC Paul P. Foley 1961

MEMPHIS

Tennessee Sigma

Kenneth J. Carmack 1963

Frank L. Flautt, Jr. 1963

Hon. Richard P. McCully 1965

Donald G. Rhoads 1955

E. Taylor Richardson 1962

Jack P. Rochelle 1965

Grover Lee Walker III 1972

Justin Thomas Ware 2017

MERCER

Georgia Psi

Joel H. Bickerstaff 1974

James H. Bray 1972

Thomas S. Duncan 1977

John Frierson Howard 1974

S. Reed Jackson 1971

James Gilbert Lyerly III 1984

Bruce D. McAllister 1973

Ted Musial 1965

James B. Thompson 1948

Charles W. Willits 1966

MIAMI [FL]

Florida Alpha

Gabriel Aichholzer 2020

Ronald Jay Bell 1990

George Elbridge Cadman IV 1990

George E. Cadman 1964

Roberto Castro 2004

Arthur B. Choate 1970

Peter J. Clancy 1962

Michael Andrew Cleary 1990

CPT Jerome L. Cleveland 1953

Thomas M. Cook 1965

Paul A. Cruger 1964

Aaron Charles Dunlap 2004

Joseph Cook Fava 1992

Ernest Robert Frizzle 1990

Michael Troy Gerock 1992

Ian Jeremy Goldstein 1993

Erik L. Gunther 1969

Ronald Joseph Isriel 1992

Vance Harper Jones 1961

Leroy A. King, Jr. 1962

Patrick Wayne Kutas 1991

CPT Carey Eugene McIntyre 2006

Matthias P. Meehan, Jr. 1963

George Mencia, Jr. 2004

Todd Paul Misemer 1991

Savvas Nicos Pantelides 2010

Thomas Edward Pfeiffer 1990

Richard R. Pieper 1959

Dean Steven Karl Priepke 2003

Dr. Michael Thomas Robinson III 1991

Sean Fletcher Rommel 1991

William H. Scott, Jr. 1956

Martin L. Shaw III 1965

Terrel Lamar Shaw II 1991

John W. Shields 1957

Mark Andrew Skweres 1989

Matthew Robert Stanley 2008

William L. Sutton 1961

Steven Austin Visnaw 1991

Keith Adam Walsh 1991

Christian Gary Wilson 2004

Christopher Adam Zavatsky 2007

MIAMI [OH]

Ohio Tau

Ben L. Allen 1960

David M. Auck 1965

John R. Balconi 1967

Roger Campbell Dickinson 1979

Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. 1956

Bruce L. Folkerth, Sr. 1961

Larry A. Freedman 1966

Marc Steven Gendell 1985

Martin L. Gmeiner 1963

Dr. Joseph B. Greene 1968

James Robert Griffiths 1991

Walter L. Gross III 1975

Douglas Charles Hodge 1991

Robert J. Kamerschen 1957

Andrew Kereiakes 2010

Nick Dean Kereiakes 2012

Kevin Wayne King 1978

Michael William Lintner 1978

Gene R. McHam 1957

Tom Cambell Nasby 1980

Dr. William F. Nye 1948

Daniel J. Pierce, CPA 1968

E. Kemp Prugh 1968

Glen T. Roberts 1978

David T. Roy 1961

John R. Ruhl 1959

Mark Saran 2010

Richard L. Schroeder 1958

CPT Kelsey S. Stewart 1960

Barry L. Talley 1967

Richard Allen Termuhlen II 1980

Richard H. Thompson 1956

Dr. Keith Vanmeter 1967

G. Veil 1950

Nelson J. Vogel 1968

Conard B. Wagner 1962

John W. Weaner 1956

MICHIGAN

Michigan Iota-Beta

John E. Baldwin 1963

William A. Elliott 1956

David C. Faul 1958

Henry B. Horldt 1947

Matt Keenum 2009

Edward James Nykiel 1981

Robert B. Ravenscroft 1962

MICHIGAN STATE

Michigan Gamma

Kennth R. Baldwin, Jr. 1966

Dennis M. Becklin 1963

Richard L. Black 1967

William Anthony Borre 1986

Dennis Joseph Brodeur 1989

Frederick Joseph Brodeur 1988

William C. Cesaroni 1968

Hon. Robert H. Cleland 1969

Stephen William Colovas 1979

Richard Thomas Cummings 1990

Dr. J. Michael Finley 1982

Gayle M. Franzen 1968

Robert C. Gasser 1957

E. Mark Gregory III 1964

Mark A. Harris 1978

Stephen Lee Hickman 1964

Stephen R. Howard 1971

Thomas T. Huff 1964

Gordon C. Johnson 1960

Michael Scott Jolly 1966

Michael Ray Kamish 1986

Frederick J. Kleisner 1966

COL Dale H. Koch 1960

Roger S. Kolasinski 1968

Christopher Edward Lane 1995

Freeman R. Lehman 1950

Robert A. Leich 1961

John A. Lucas 1960

Charlie Duaine Maines 1967

Mark Andrew McManus, Jr. 1990

Richard J. Metzler 1963

Lawrence G. Meyer 1962

Christopher James Mundy 1996

Jason Walter Naber 2015

George S. Nugent 1956

Raymond J. Persia 1957

David D. Rathbun 1957

Ron D. Reame 1967

David John Runyon 2001

J. Peter Scherer III 1971

Frank William Schwarz III 1990

David William Senatore 1991

Douglas A. Shankwiler 1968

David L. Shaw 1969

Robert O. Sherwood 1966

Gregory P. Somers 1998

Stephen Joseph Szilagyi 1985

Philip R. Thornton 1954

Peter John Vigliano 1982

Robert Dean Walters, Jr. 1986

Louis Chase Winsman IV 2000

Auric Dane Zygala 1998

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Tennessee Beta

Kevin Robert Costello

Thomas Justin Dement II 1990

Emery James Gaines 1969

Nathan Caleb Jones 2021

Neil V. Lambert 1982

Joshua Clayton Leyhew 2003

Michael Wayne Lillie 1985

Daryl A. Massengill 1976

Harrison Herbert Perry III 1984

Hon. Bobby W. Sands 1972

Roman Alexander Shook 2022

Timothy Michael Strobl 1980

Sidney Wilson Taylor 1984

James Richard Walker 1981

MIDWESTERN STATE

Texas Omega

Kalup L. Garcia

MILLIKIN

Illinois Delta

Randy S. Blackburn 1974

Joe A. Browning 1970

James M. Butts 1951

Dr. Edward E. Cave III 1968

Peter James Engle 2000

Dennis D. Harrell 1956

Donald L. McCann 1956

John E. McCoy 1959

Kent Russell Olson 1982

Donnell J. Schwarz 1961

Father Nicholas William Smith 1983

Ronald R. Smith 1962

W. Bernard Taylor 1956

Matt David Walzer 2005

MILLSAPS

Mississippi Delta

Baron Danzey Matthews 2003

MINNESOTA

Minnesota Alpha

John P. Carlson 1952

George B. Chesley 1963

Debashis Chowdhury 1998

Merrill K. Cragun, Jr. 1953

Richard A. Devine 1976

Hon. Thomas W. Devine 1974

James Chester Durda 1979

James L. Ekstrom 1960

David L. Elert 1976

John S. Gleason 1964

Dr. Bruce R. Halgren 1959

William E. Hill 1966

John A. Kohler 1951

Ross Levin 1982

Dr. Richard L. Lindstrom 1969

Kirk A. Mackenzie 1961

Thomas I. Mueller 1963

Paul T. Nelson 1969

Charles E. Nightengale 1963

Don R. O’Hare 1944

Michael C. Olson 1978

Stephen Oliver Plunkett 1985

Noel P. Rahn 1961

Walter G. Roberts 1956

Hugh K. Schilling 1949

Jeffrey F. Shaw 1969

Cyril E. Sheehy 1941

Scott Allen Sundet 1978

H. R. Swanson 1956

Paul A. Taylor 1961

Steven Carlos Tempelman 1990

Michael W. Tenney 1966

Allen W. Wehr 1963

Kevin Lowell Weist 1979

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Gamma

Milton P. Armor 1966

Gov Haley R. Barbour 1969

Joseph Donald Cable, Jr. 1991

Dr. James P. DeRossitt III 1969

Harold L. Ferguson, Jr. 1960

Lyttleton Tazwell Harris IV 1962

James M. McCormick 1962

Frank M. Patty, Jr. 1959

Holmes S. Pettey 1973

John F. Stone 1948

Ike Stone Trotter 1974

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Mississippi Theta

H. Mark Adams 1977

Stewart F. Alford III 1971

Bobby L. Baker, Jr. 1961

Harris H. Barnes III 1968

Henry A. Beattie III 1977

Hugh Beckham, Jr. 1988

Davis M. Billingsley 1974

Joseph P. Bowen, Sr. 1986

Charles P. Boyd 1965

D. Hines Brannan, Jr. 1970

Stewart H. Bridgforth, Jr. 1965

Bruce Jones Brumfield 1983

Frank Swayze Brumfield 1988

Harris Clayton Brumfield 1986

Miller W. Bush 1959

William V. Byars, Jr. 1969

Sen. Eugene S. Clarke IV 1978

Jimmy R. Comer 1968

Gerald D. Davis 1973

Howard R. Davis, Jr. 1976

John C. English 1965

Stephen Lefoldt Farr 1984

William H. Gillon III 1961

Robert L. Hart, Jr. 1967

John W. Hartlein 1973

John Thomas Harvey 1986

Thomas L. Hatchett 1956

Asa William Hausner

James H. Hayes, Jr. 1972

Edward G. Herring 1968

Thomas G. Hixon, Sr. 1965

Bryan Irby Johnston 2000

Ricky Leake Johnston 1997

James Lawrence Jones 1971

Charlie Edward Knighton 1991

Lawrence C. Long 1977

Duke Higdon Morgan, Jr. 1988

Bertram Spivey Mortimer 1982

Thomas Brant Nusz 1982

Farley Ralph Owens III 1987

James C. Patton, Jr. 1975

Henry Cox Pilkinton IV 1984

George D. Pillow, Jr. 1969

James B. Puryear 1960

James Cooke Robertson, Jr. 1983

Solon Alexander Scott III 1984

Thomas Bing Seitz 1963

Jerry D. Solomon 1973

Thomas W. Taylor 1969

Gerald W. Thames 1970

James Porter Thomson 1979

William Edward Thurmond, Jr. 1963

John Kevin Watson 1978

Robert C. Weston, Jr. 1974

COL Hugh H. Wilson, Jr. 1964

James E. Woods 1963

MISSOURI -COLUMBIA

Missouri Alpha

N. Scott Angevine 1950

Robert A. Cameron 1951

Jon W. Carlson 1963

James H. Cotter 1958

Dr. Robert C. Dickeson 1962

John A. Dillingham 1961

Edward R. Downe, Jr 1952

David Eric Frimel 1987

Charles A. Gilbert 1978

Gordon L. Jost 1966

Jesse Lovelace 1958

Edward B. Minning 1957

Thomas W. Rash, Jr. 1971

Robert Scott Richart. 1985

Robert Carl Schroeder 1989

MIT

Massachusetts Iota-Tau

Dr. Louis H. Bangert 1958

Lawrence Butkus 1985

Laird Quincy Cagan 1980

David D. Claypool 1963

John J. Golden, Jr. 1965

G. Theodore Nygreen 1967

Prof. Henry H. Perritt, Jr. 1966

William D. Putt 1959

Richard G. Rorschach. 1950

Dr. Daniel L. Smythe, Jr. 1962

Dr. James R. Yankaskas 1969

MONMOUTH

Illinois Alpha

Earl K. Paasch 1966

MONTANA

Montana Beta

Brent Douglas Beckley 2003

Donald C. Cowles III 1966

Harold B. Gilkey 1962

Josh Gill 2022

LTC Lyle M. Glascock 1962

Paul D. Miller 1963

Kenneth C. Mlekush 1960

James R. Mountain 1981

John W. Northey 1962

John L. Olson 1962

Robert R. Romek 1959

COL Thomas P. Ross 1962

Colton Glenn Seymour

LTC Dennis L. Stevens 1964

John David Streich 1983

David K. Voight 1963

Thomas Bradley Wenz 1998

James A. Willits 1964

MONTANA STATE

Montana Alpha

Dr. Robert H. Bryant 1963

Arthur Kier Neill 1959

Richard F. Schroeckenstein 1969

Jay Robert Wilson 1965

MOREHEAD STATE

Kentucky Gamma

COL Roy James Downey 1984

Noah Christopher Marcum

Stephen Keith Mayes 1987

MOUNT UNION

Ohio Sigma

Gene Lewis Calai 1984

Craig A. Comstock 1965

Sean Michael Cook 2011

Samuel Bruce Darrin

Matthew David Eversdyke

Alexander R. Glauthier IV

John David Marshall, Jr. 2012

Paul R. Maurer II 1972

Lee A. Miller 1962

John Herman Nussbaumer II 2002

Rev. Edward M. Perkinson 1957

Vincenzo Joseph Pierro 2012

NEBRASKA

Nebraska Lambda-Pi

Steven Nicholas Abraham 1988

Dr. Robert Joseph Ahern 1986

Marc Charles Angelo 1985

Robert G. Bartizal 1954

Lynn C. Beebe 1976

Michael Scott Berguin 1984

David Christopher Bradford 1992

Marc William Brey 1992

Terrence S. Broekemeier 1969

Curt A. Brown 1981

Frederick S. Brown 1968

Don E. Bush 1971

Jamie Darrell Bush 1999

David Mark Butler 1987

Keith N. Bystrom 1972

Jack D. Campbell 1950

Rodney Eugene Cargill 1982

Eric K. Chapman 1977

David Verne Clark 1982

William L. Duckworth 1966

Paul Brian Ecoffey 1979

Dr. Bryan K. Ericson 1962

Stewart Allen Gaebler 1984

Grant Donald Gier 1984

Bradley Scott Gosch 1984

George L. Green 1966

Kenneth M. Green 1971

Steven Uhing Grossoehme 1984

Thomas Overton Haley 1988

John Russell Heineman 1982

Scott James Henderson 1999

John L. Hoppe, Jr. 1970

Scott Stephen Hove 1989

Cole Thomas Howes 2022

Tom Smith Howes 1989

Michael David Huffman 1981

Scott Anthony Hunke 1994

Thomas Craig Huston 1982

William David Jackman 1986

Mark Claude Jaton 1986

Eric Michael Johnson 1985

Mark Brigham Johnson 2004

Douglas Lee Kampe 1987

Steven Joseph Kutilek 1985

Clark David Landers 1983

Galen L. Larson 1980

Joel Ward Long 1984

Samuel J. Manzitto, Jr. 2000

Jeffrey Phillip March 1984

John E. Martin 1969

David S. McBride 1974

Michael Lee McDonald 1984

John C. Miles 1975

Clark Evan Miller 1981

Spencer John Miller 1993

Gregory Paul Mueller 1984

Robert B. Northrup 1970

Thomas Joseph O’Grady 1984

Louis Franklin Olberding 1994

Richard Robert Otten 1983

Rick Brian Page 1988

William Joseph Peartree 1985

Philip L. Perry 1972

Paige Spackman Rickert 1989

Aloysius P. Rieman 1975

Matthew David Roberts 1993

John Kurt Schonberg 1987

Bruce R. Shalberg 1966

Jeffrey Donald Sharp 1981

Scott Eric Smith 1990

F. Michael Sophir 1985

Douglas Arthur Stevens, Jr. 1987

Todd Gordon Stingley 1982

James Raymond Tanking 1982

Chad J. Vyhlidal 1994

Milan N. Wall 1967

Thomas Roger Westman 1982

Robert L. Wilburn 1966

Brian Scott Wilcox 1992

David W. Williams 1977

William Jennings Wilson 1990

Dominic Michael Witt 2019

Thomas Edwin Zimmerman 1984

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS

Nevada Beta

Edward Alan Horwitz 1991

Robert John Sweeney 1987

Shansen Po’Okela Seigo Ternora

NEVADA -RENO

Nevada Alpha

Darrin S. Bush 1970

Dean R. Heidrich 1974

Brian Anthony Holt 2005

Dr. Robert Eugene Mays, Jr. 1981

Michael W. Morrissey 1970

Dan B. Porter 1963

Amb. Sig Rogich 1966

LTC Rodney K. Stuart 1964

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Beta

LTC Robert W. Hicks 1955

John E. Link 1966

COL H. Thacher Linke 1967

Timothy Andrew Myles 1991

LTC Peter H. Smart 1974

Edward Joseph Spuler III 1993

CPT Robert H. Walther 1965

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Tau

Edgar A. Amsden 1965

Victor Arvia Bright III 1999

Brent DePonte 1987

James G. Ellis 1968

David M.B. Griego 1983

Dr. Walter James Henderson III 1967

William Malani Putz, Jr. 2013

Stephen A. Schneider 1968

J. Mark Southard 1958

NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS

New Mexico Sigma

1SG Daryl Neil 1975

NEW MEXICO STATE

New Mexico Phi

Wynne C. Bierck 1972

Patrick Lindsey Carroll 1994

MAJ John P. Cusack 1974

Paul J. Dougherty 1961

William T. Gann 1972

Jerry L. Jackson 1971

Norman E. Murray 1973

Steven L. Nelson 1976

Robert E. Paxson 1970

Douglas L. Turnage 1969

NICHOLLS STATE

Louisiana Chi

James Paul Irwin 2005

Caleb Paul Sylvest

Nicholas Terrebonne 2018

NORTH ALABAMA

Alabama Nu

Phillip S. Prince 2001

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

North Carolina Alpha

Charles Graham Biddix 1981

George S. Gibbs III 1957

John Wilson Hopkins 1974

William Russell Makepeace IV 1993

Henry Coble Neese 2009

James M. Sevier 1960

Brian Stephen St. John 1997

Charles E. Stallings 1977

NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL

North Carolina Xi

William J. Armfield IV 1956

James Edward Lebow 1980

Lansing B. Lee III 1969

Allen Benners Morgan, Jr. 1965

NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON

North Carolina Delta

Marshall Brown Gilchrist, Jr 2006

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota Alpha

James Westcott Blakeway 1983

Rex Ronald Carlson 1983

T. Michael Clarke 1969

Mike W. Crosby 1968

David C. Daggett 1965

Robert Jay Daggett 1985

Dr. Douglas Duane Darling 1984

David E. DeMers 1965

Brent Alexander Everson 1998

Dr. Lloyd K. Everson, Jr. 1965

David D. Gordon 1960

Randy A. Gray 1983

William A. Harris 1964

Jeffrey H. Herman 1976

Daniel G. Hinnenkamp 1972

David J. Hinrichs 1972

Curtis E. Hogfoss 1960

Peter James Hoistad 1982

Harvey H. Huber 1964

Rodney H. Huber 1973

Mark Burton Hutton 1984

Scott Michael Johnson 1985

James Elmo Kaiser 1979

Thomas E. Kenville 1963

Craig P. Kipp 1977

Jeff Michael Leidholm 1983

Steve Thomas Leidholm 1986

Richard W. Lindgren 1966

CAPT Donald Eugene Lyle 1980

Timothy James Lyle 1981

Dana Joseph Mayerle 1989

Dr. John H. Muus 1962

Jeremy Alan Olson 2006

Michael J. Powers 1968

Michael Joseph Pung 1985

Alvin L. Royse 1972

Gaylord A. Saetre 1966

Leif Hans Schonteich 1999

Gary Wayne Selberg 1983

Mark A. Super 1974

Robin Ray Thompson 1986

James F. Weigum 1959

COL Miles C. Wiley III 1975

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

North Dakota Beta

William Mark Bateman 1985

Douglas J. Burgum 1978

Roger W. Engebretson 1956

Bradley Golz 1992

Neil S. Jordheim 1970

Wayne E. Lee 1966

John Michael Levin 1995

Robert C. Mann 1961

Russell D. Maring 1963

James K. McKinnon 1962

Donald E. McNulty 1964

James R. Olson 1963

Keith A. Peltier 1975

Timothy James Pyle 1982

Larry E. Sack 1959

Dr. Curtis W. Stofferahn 1975

Lyle J. Swenson 1972

Herbert J. Thiele 1971

Keith A. Wanttaja 1973

LTC Darryl L. Willison 1959

Richard R. Wilson 1958

NORTH FLORIDA

Florida Nu

Dr. Anthony V. Mack 2011

Christopher Ashley Slott 2008

NORTH TEXAS

Texas Kappa

Bryan Rodgers Hogan 1993

NORTHERN ARIZONA

Arizona Gamma

Thomas Ordway McCarthy 1982

London Scott O’Dowd 1990

Robert Allen Sederstrom 1983

NORTHERN COLORADO

Colorado Alpha

Chad Edwin Barmettler 2001

Michael Gene Nittler 1990

David Timothy Rather 1982

Michael Thomas Trotter 1989

Karl E. Wondrak 1973

NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Illinois Gamma

Curtis Darshant Andrews 2001

Drew Arellano 2004

Dennis Lee Barsema 1977

Josh Bricker 2013

Dirk Shannon Calvert 1988

Bryan Collins 2013

Michael James Corelli 2001

Paul Richard Dobbelhoff 2003

Jon Andrew Fujiu 1986

David Michael Haas 2004

Allex Robert Hartog 2018

Gary Paul Jerabek 1987

Thomas Matthew Lally 1984

James Warren Larson 1998

Eliseo Leist 2009

Lucas Marinello 2014

Anibal Morales, Jr. 1999

Thomas W. Neubert 1974

Jade Thomas Peterson 2006

Brian Scott Remnes 2002

Erik G Rozanski 2015

Edgar Rubio 1998

Saikartik Sennerikuppam 2004

Luke Joseph Strong 2020

Douglas Michael Thomas 1986

Chai Viengkham 2010

Michael William Weber 2001

Matthew Anthony Jude White 2005

Brandon Scott Zeman 2007

NORTHERN IOWA

Iowa Chi

Cory Nathan Anderson 2017

Eric Alan Arbogast 1989

Robert Leonard Beach 1951

Korey Franklin Bearden 1993

Matt Stephen Brom 1998

Gary C. Daters 1971

Darin Edward Ferguson 1995

Craig Keith Goos 1992

Chase Orrin Henderson 2022

Richard D. James 1969

Nicholas Patrick Jones 2003

Daniel Matthew Lagrange 1994

Dr. Robert Allen Lee 1984

Shannon Max Lee 1996

John R. Martin 1970

Mark A. Mazzie 1995

Jeffrey Richard Menz 1992

Todd Kent Meyer 1987

Jad Devin Murphy 1996

Ben John Osterhaus 2017

Joshua Nicholas Paulsen

John Joseph Perkins 1990

Steve Craig Pond 1986

Elek Loren Richmond

Ryan Joseph Rivera 1994

Dan J. Rush 1991

Karsten Kirk Samples

Antony Lee Thompson 1995

Matthew Tyler Timmerman 2007

Gregory Alan Warren 1999

Matthew Paul Weinstein 1994

Jeremy Michael Whitaker 1998

Richard A. Worm 1964

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega

Robert E. Bodager 1950

Andre L. Engel 1966

John J. Gillin III 1958

Michael Richard Gillin 1986

Frank Clark Ginocchio 1966

John Weber Hayden 1979

Thomas Z. Hayward, Jr. 1962

Paul B. Hiemenz, Jr. 1975

Richard Lorenz Lies 1967

Derek Jeffery Linkous 2008

Kenneth J. Morrow 1976

Curt C. Nerenberg 1979

William A. Osborn 1969

Arthur G. Platt 1957

Timothy Charles Regan 1983

Richard D. Reis 1969

Charles W. Riedel 1952

Mark Edward Ruff 1975

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Allen McCanne Sanford 1948

Charles F. Sansone 1962

C. Scott Thiss 1969

Etienne Tishman 2020

OAKLAND

Michigan Sigma-Sigma

Lonnie L. Bone 1977

Francis Xavier O’Brien III 2016

Charlie Nicolas Rewold 2017

OCCIDENTAL

California Epsilon

Bryan L. Holmes 1978

George David Lessley 1955

Stefan Pastor 2011

John B. Power 1958

Richard M. Smith, Jr. 1975

OGLETHORPE

Georgia Eta

David Nathan Cooper 1971

Clyde A. Tallent 1972

OHIO

Ohio Gamma

Alfred E. Banholzer 1957

Glenn William Frohring 1986

Tom Patrick Healy 2006

David K. Holmquist 1958

John C. Kikol 1966

Theodore Joseph Lesiak 1986

James H. Richards 1965

OHIO STATE

Ohio Theta

COL Russell M. Broadwell 1963

Edwin S. Brock, Jr. 1965

Stacey Neal Brooks 1988

Richard D. Davis 1947

Charles W. Fries 1950

Donovan Jake Golich 2015

Matthew Carl Kernohan 1991

William Doug Kerns 1966

Lawrence E. Long 1959

Richard V. Manoukian 1965

Antonio Louis Massenelli 2000

COL Roger E. McClure 1955

John T. McFarland 1952

Merrill D. Phelan 1970

James T. Ramer 1968

Palmer Brook Schooley 1982

Robert M. Scott 1951

Thomas A. Seitz 1963

Charles T. Sheley 1949

Jonathan David Spayde 1993

Michael B. Weingard 1971

Frank Dudley Williams 1960

OHIO WESLEYAN

Ohio Delta

Gary Eugene Corbin 1979

David C. Hain 1971

Frederick B. Lemay 1962

James R. Noyes 1948

Donald L. Poe 1953

Paul L. Smith 1957

William R. Worstell 1955

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Brian Joseph Adams 1998

Ronald A. Adams 1973

Brian William Allen 2002

Matthew Michael Anderson 2004

James W. Barlow 1972

Jonathan S. Baxt, (Ret.) 1977

Bond W. Beams 1976

Robert E. Bell, Jr. 1979

Basil Raymond Bigbie 1971

Brooks Earle Bingman 1971

Rhett Matthew Bredy 2000

Patrick T. Brunette 1977

Terry Layne Carter 1971

Lawrence T. Chambers, Jr. 1965

William C. Chapman 1957

Tyler Matthews Clayton 2005

Harold H. Clifford III 1969

John J. Coates, Jr. 1961

James Vernon Collins 1970

Ryan Kyle Conley 2006

Jack Edwin Counts, Jr. 1968

Jack Edwin Counts III 2020

Steven E. Counts 1976

G. Bridger Cox 1974

Cory Damon Cross 2000

Luke Michael Curley 1979

Dr. Patrick Reed Dailey 1972

Harry J. Diamond 1969

Roy Brice Dille III 1980

Clifford C. Dougherty III 1982

Michael George Dowling 1980

Carl E. Edwards, Jr. 1970

Edward B. Edwards 1978

Robert Henry Edwards 1970

David Alan English 1969

David Parker Folks 1979

Eric Alexander Fritz 1998

Rev. Robert S. Gardenhirei III 1970

John Patrick Gilbert 1977

David R. Glass 1978

Warren Lon Grigsby 1980

James William Hatcher 1979

Hon.William C. Hetherington 1970

David Burt Hindman 1980

Andrew William Hood 1980

Michael Lloyd Hurley 1980

Russell V. Johnson III 1972

Zachary Scott Johnson

Brent Allen Kenney 2002

Daren D. Kosters 1997

Donovan Peter Kosters 2003

Kevin Kyle 2010

William G. Lafferrandre III 1982

Brooks J. Lagree, Jr. 1966

James Mercer Lamb 1966

Taylor Langley 2014

Hank Latimer 2010

Baylor T. Maxwell 2013

Michael C. Mayhall 1970

John Robert McClymonds 1971

Greggrey Dean McDonald 1983

Michael N. McGowan 1957

Greg Allan McKenzie 1969

Ray Walton McKewon, Jr. 1970

Glen McLaughlin 1956

Thomas H. Merrill 1978

Tyler Jordan Metcalfe 2009

A. Jackson Mills, Jr. 1960

David McKenzie Moffett 1974

Lane Rudder Neal 2004

Larry Dan Neal 1970

Robert G. Olmstead 1972

Frank X. Olney, Jr. 1967

Garrett Ryan Parkhurst

Charles Edward Patterson 1972

Charles H. Perrin 1978

William Wesley Perry 1978

Andrew Sykes Pinkerton 2003

Ross Porter 1960

Robert M. Portman 1980

Robert L. Pourchot 1971

H. Rainey Powell 1975

William Roger Pyeatt 1973

Peter D. Ramsey 1972

Steven Scott Raybourn 1978

Gerald Eugene Raynes 1968

Ramon S. Reyes-Ferguson 2000

Thomas Andrew Roberts 1971

Kenneth R. Ross 1973

Van G. Russell 1973

Robert E. Selman 1970

Robert L. Simpson III 1961

Joe T. Smith 1979

William Mark Smith 1982

Robert Emerson Smitherman 1969

Carter Wilburn Smyth 1987

Andrew Edward Solomon 2007

Steven William Soule 1986

D. Donald Spradlin 1970

Richard Randolph Stalcup 1979

Frank Porter Stone 1970

Bruce Henry Stover 1971

Robert L. Stover, Jr. 1974

David H. Street 1965

Randall Lynn Sullivan 1974

Lane Scott Swisher 1987

Barry Switzer 2003

W. David Walker 1979

William H. Warren, Jr. 1963

Raymond O. Weems III 1970

James O. Wilbanks 1968

Bruce W. Wilkinson 1966

Charlie Edward Wilson III 1996

Michael E. Woody 1976

Corry Woolington 1980

Chris Yarberry 2008

Ryan Loyd Yarberry 2005

Don Marvin Yeager 1960

Michael James Young 2007

OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma Tau

Steven Alan Graham 1974

OKLAHOMA STATE

Oklahoma Mu

Robert R. Austin 1976

Darrell T. Bains 1955

David Harry Batchelder 1971

John Douglas Bax 1990

Jack L. Bedingfield 1958

Christopher Guy Busby 1987

Joseph E. Cantrell 1955

Edward Scott Chapman 1997

Fred A. Chapman, Jr. 1950

Ian Bruce Chapman 1989

Robert W. Clark 1975

Richard W. Cooper 1976

C. Jack Corgan 1967

Rodney Bentley Coulter 1989

Kevin Douglas Creager 1992

Matthew John Dvorak 2008

Todd Foster Farris 1987

David William Foerster 2018

Charles A. Gall 1972

Robert P. Gephardt 1975

Dr. Gilbert C. Gibson 1956

Mark Alan Gish 1977

Frank R. Goley 1955

Tim Charles Haley 1982

Ferdinand R. Hassler 1952

Arthur G. Hays, Jr. 1970

William Duane Hogan 1985

Lance Aaron Hoose 1994

Clifton Young Hughes IV 1994

Michael Pascoe Jewell 2016

Van A. Jones 1976

Frank S. Kimmel III 1992

Steven H. League 1974

Robert D. McGrew 1984

William P. Moran 1969

Tyler Kyle Mullman 2002

John F. Niblack 1960

Patrick Kenneth Nickles 1991

Dr. John Garfield Polkinghorne 1980

Todd McCord Porter 1987

Frank C. Robson 1953

Alan Campbell Routh 1969

Melvin J. Semrad 1959

James L. Skaggs 1978

Mark Perry Snell 1973

Billy B. Starr 1974

John Curtis Stobbe 1991

David R. Towe 1977

Gene Van Dyke 1950

Robert D. Vaughn 1975

William K. Veazey, Sr. 1950

Richard A. Wagner II 1969

James Scott Willis 1986

John M. Yeaman 1962

THE COMPETITIVE BANTER WILL CONTINUE IN 2023.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR! March to the Madness, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation’s multi-day bracket-style fundraiser, tips off on March 2, 2023, 9am-9pm Central

This light-hearted competition among Chapters has created a number of strategies from year to year. One can never tell what strategy will take their Chapter to the next bracket, but we do know that a Captain, coupled with Co-captains to assist with outreach, is essential in organizing their success.

What strategy will take your Chapter to the Championship?

• Old school - watch the competition and donate throughout the day

• New school - one person collects the money throughout the day and waits until the last minute to donate (This strategy warns of buzzer beaters)

• Hybrid - a combination of old school & new school

Since its start in 2019, March to the Madness has grown from raising $28,000 toward the Annual Loyalty Fund to over $107,000 in 2022, which helped provide $253,000 in scholarships & awards and fund $150,000 in educational programming & leadership development to undergraduate brothers across the country. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation aspires to be better.

OREGON

Oregon Beta

Stanton Robert Box 1986

Peter M. Cronin 1968

Kenneth D. Leash 1965

W. Charles Long 1964

Dean Kelly Morell 1979

John B. Rudi 1984

Robert K. Spicker 1967

William Mark Walter 1970

Kent R. Williams 1965

OREGON STATE

Oregon Alpha

Mark T. Atwood 1975

William J. Brennan 1962

Scott Randall Brenton 1993

Carl Martin Casale 1983

Ronald E. Emmerson 1966

Douglas A. Hardesty 1972

Jon A. Masterson 1961

Errol S. McKinney 1962

Lowell E. Patton 1950

Dr. Thomas W. Roe 1958

Nicholas Jackson Ruscoe

Scott F. Spiegelberg 1976

Ron L. Thiesen 1961

John Eric Thompson 1976

Dick F. Thompson 1973

Thomas J. Vanderzanden 1967

OSWEGO

New York Zeta

John Christopher Sebalos 2005

Stephen Lee Turner, Jr. 2001

PENN STATE-HARRISBURG

Pennsylvania Psi-Eta

Tanner Alexander Zimmerman 2019

PENN STATE-STATE COLLEGE

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta

Albert L. Brahm 1957

Robert L. Busey, Jr. 1964

Richard L. Campbell 1964

Robert F. Carson II 1963

Thomas Elliott Chaffee 1981

Peter H. Craig 1966

Mark S. Frisina 1982

John E. Gander 1962

Harry Edward Hill III 1970

H. Richard Ishler, Jr. 1963

Steven A. Jordan 1957

Trijal Kaistha

Zachary Imre Lebovitz

Eric R. Lindner 1975

Walter E. Pledger 1977

Joseph Benjamin Richey 2009

Robert W. Scannell 1980

Gerard K. Schrom 1969

Jeffrey John Semmer 1982

CAPT Charles F. Stender 1962

Donald E. Walmsley 1959

Dr. W. Bruce Walsh 1959

Mark Joseph Wasikonis 1982

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Theta

Gideon T.J. Alpert 1991

Brett Harris Barth 1993

LTC Ronald M. Bond 1959

Leslie G. Callahan III 1972

Stephen Walker Ellis 1988

Evan S. Glanz 1994

Anthony Robert Ignaczak 1986

Jeffrey Martin Karp 1988

R. Drew Kistler 1954

Jordan S. Kuperschmid 1987

Paul Reed Maurer III 1990

Dr. Stanley Pat Mayers, Jr. 1949

Van Menard 1997

This year, our goal is to generate $150,000, and we cannot achieve this goal without your help.

Take the challenge, lead your Chapter to victory, and change a young SAE’s life for the better.

Sign up to be a Captain or Co-captain for March to the Madness – Your commitment will leave a mark!

Adam D. Miller 1997

Jack D. Neal, Jr. 1962

Thomas Matthew Peck 1992

B. Franklin Reinauer III 1965

Brian Robert Roth 1996

Steven Reed Saltzman 1985

James C. Warner 1959

PITTSBURGH

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron

Charles W Anchors 1959

Gregory A. Baker 1972

Paul R. Bridges 1959

David W. Dawson 1977

David John Down 1985

George Raymond Enyeart 1967

Theodore R. Helmbold 1917

Harry C. Luebbe, Jr. 1947

James M. Marine 1961

Anthony G. Massoud 1963

Charles J. Moyer 1957

Douglas F. Mundrick 1975

Dr. Val Peline 1952

PUGET SOUND

Washington Gamma

Dr. Timothy Campbell Beals 1986

Robert William Bolton 1982

Richard Miles Brooks 1982

Charles R. Brown 1956

Jonathan Andrew Cohen 1979

Fredric T. Langton 1961

Dr. Bruce Scott Logan 1970

George E. Matelich 1978

Thomas Staley Morton 1986

Dr. Richard Wils Nash 1972

Allen B. Petrich, Jr. 1965

Alex William Simon 2016

Larry James Wetterhus 1954

Lloyd G. Whiton III 1968

PURDUE

Indiana Beta

Joseph P. Beimford, Jr. 1972

David A. Bigler 1958

Gino Caroscio 1989

John Stanley Castell 1956

Lloyd C. Cooper 1959

Lawrence A. Framburg 1953

Maurice Dale Galey, Jr. 1985

Roger B. Gatewood 1968

Robert E. Gotschall 1959

Lewis G. Green, Jr. 1960

Robert W. Holzwarth 1950

Robert D. McIlroy 1960

William D. Schmicker 1965

Randal Alan Sergesketter 1980

Steven E. Short 1968

E. Brian Smith 1960

Homer Bailey Terry, Jr. 1958

William N. Vinovich 1962

Keith Lane Welcker 1980

Thomas D. Wilson, Jr. 1967

RANDOLPH-MACON

Virginia Alpha

Donald Stephen Parsons 1975

Kevin Duane Richardson 1996

RENSSELAER

New York Epsilon

Ronald Keith Belyea 1972

Leonard E. Bower 1969

Charles F. Cassidy 1980

Robert Clagett 1974

David J. Colten 1972

Rainer P. Ellis 1966

Frederick W. Herpel, Jr. 1969

Paul F. Kondrath 1963

Charles H. Learoyd 1967

David Stith Lowe 1990

Carl E. Meyer 1969

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

RENSSELAER

New York Epsilon (Continued)

James P. Owens 1970

Christos G. Pantos 1967

Donald J. Parker 1978

Michael Quan 1970

David Victor Raphael 1999

Ian Scott Steenstra 2020

Don Joseph Vanderhoef 1993

Eric Christopher Wenberg 1988

Jonathan Keay Witter 1982

Jeffrey Corbett Young 1995

RHODE ISLAND

Rhode Island Alpha

Harry Peter Hoopis 1969

Bruce Francis Lowthers, Jr. 1988

James Matthew Truscinski 1994

RHODES

Tennessee Zeta

Bruce G. Allbright III 1974

Thomas C. Bailey 1973

Terry Lee Bitner 1969

Hamill B. Carey 1951

John M. Dean, Jr. 1966

Dennis Bryan Grzeskowiak 2003

Robert A. Jetmundsen 1977

John H. Keesee 1973

Alfred K. Nippert, Jr. 1973

Dr. David Ewing Wheat 1969

RICHMOND

Virginia Tau

Ted Brently Clark 1997

Charles M. Elliott 1966

Gilbert C. Luck, Jr. 1958

Robert W. Montgomery 1969

J. Ken Morgan, Jr. 1971

COL James Herbert Reid 1944

Clifford Lyndon Yee 1997

RIPON

Wisconsin Beta

Harry G. Snyder 1960

ROCHESTER

New York Tau-Gamma

Andy Michael Bohne 2006

ROCKHURST

Missouri Delta

Dan Jerome Brunnert 2000

Mike Curran 2015

SAINT LEO

Florida Alpha-Mu

Collin Richard Good 2012

SALEM STATE

Massachusetts Tau-Gamma

Juan Ignacio Faria 2017

SALISBURY

Maryland Sigma

Robert D. Coleman, Jr. 1992

James Lawrence Finneran 1985

Daniel H. Gladding 1978

Brendan Patrick Glancey 2004

Joseph Michael Knecht, Jr. 1979

Charles William Lindbeck, Jr. 1981

Dwight William Marshall, Jr. 1988

J. Michael Scarborough 1976

Robert Douglas Wilson 1994

Clifford Winston Woodward III 1992

Tim Raymond Wright 1989

SAN DIEGO STATE

California Theta

Dr. Patrick L. Abbott 1963

H. L. Banaga 1973

Ronald Arthur Bartleet 1985

Gregory Todd Benninger 1984

Joseph E. Berg III 1967

Richard Detlef Brady 1979

Jeffrey H. Byroads 1978

Dr. Gary A. Cringan 1970

Tom P. Gable, Jr. 1967

Hon. David M. Gill 1956

Jeffrey M. Langford 1971

John W. McMullen 1970

John A. Ramsey 1965

Gregory J. Seda 1970

Glenn D. Southard 1974

William D. Urbach 1971

SAN FRANCISCO

California Sigma

Jeff Hersh 1992

Michael Francis O’Connell 1995

SAN JOSE STATE

California Zeta

Donald R. Beall 1960

Chesley M. Douglas, Jr. 1952

Richard L. Heideman 1964

Leland P. James 1963

Brooks T. Mancini, Sr. 1964

A. Bernard McCarthy 1956

Torrie Carl Nute 1992

Leonard B. Perrone II 1962

Charles M. Pettis 1950

David V. Schweitzer 1957

Marshall Stein 1969

Randall Miles Tatum 1986

Franklin Thomas 1957

John Sid Thompson 1959

Gregory G. Van Hauser 1969

Natnaiel Daniel Yishak

SCHOOL OF MINES

Colorado Lambda

Stephen C. Actis 1977

James H. Butler III 1950

Stephen D. Chesebro 1963

Charles C. Hanebuth, Jr. 1967

James Randall Heath 2003

Ricky Stefan Weimer 2016

SEWANEE

Tennessee Omega

Dr. Joseph B. Delozier III 1977

William Fuller, Jr. 1969

David C. Humphreys 1979

John M. Walton, Jr. 1961

SIMPSON

Iowa Sigma

Robert E. Camblin 1959

Michael Andrew Christensen 2010

Kerry P.J. Doran 1964

Andrew Clayton English 2005

John W. Iles 1969

Dr. Zachary David Lancaster 2013

Brett Allen Martin 2003

Scott Michael Sams 1994

Dr. Scott Allan Slechta 1980

Roger W. Spahr 1962

Tyler Stokesbary 2017

SONOMA STATE

California Alpha-Alpha

Trevor Douglas Frampton 1994

Damon Bret Hirschensohn 1998

David Siembieda 1993

Shay Michael Stewart 1996

Martin R. Vindiola 2013

SOUTH ALABAMA

Alabama Chi

Robert D. Jenkins III 1973

Bryan Thomas Op’t Holt 2001

Gerry Smith 1972

Alan Glenn Stabler 1980

SOUTH CAROLINA-COLUMBIA

South Carolina Delta

Michael King Bell 1975

Stephen A. Burnett 1973

Robert Oakley Elrod 1985

Edward Jacob Hertwig III 1966

Clayton Brackett Hunt 1994

William Shannon Linning 1960

H. Montague Osteen, Jr. 1963

Dr. Hudnall Weaver Paschal 1981

James H. Rainero 1972

Porter B. Rose 1963

Wayne Douglas Taylor 1978

Richard McFall Toohey 1968

Robert G. Vassy, Jr. 1975

Dana Ulmer Wolfe 1981

Byron Charles Yahnis 1983

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma

Francis Gregory Homan 1985

Dr. Jay W. Hubner 1964

Harvey C. Jewett IV 1970

Doyle L. Knudson 1974

Bryan Randall Kouri 1990

Gregori Lebedev 1966

Allen Donald Leck 1969

William Scott Lenker 1990

Todd Robert McMartin 1990

LTC Kenneth S. Moro 1963

Carson Jude Park 2021

Tom J. Reaves 1977

Jerry R. Roland 1958

Steven D. Sikorski 1964

Scott Casey Sletten 1987

Vance Michael Thompson 1982

Matthew Scott Thornton 1997

Joel Robert Trammell 1979

Dan L. Vehle 1977

Michael W. Vehle 1972

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

South Dakota Theta

Dr. Terry H. Berner 1972

Loren J. Boone 1972

Lonny D. Borr 1973

Chad Leonard Christopherson 1991

Michael L. Evink 1990

Daniel Michael Kainz 1994

Dr. Michael Vernon Relf 1988

SOUTH FLORIDA

Florida Delta

Brad Bjornstad 1974

Jim J. Daniels 1969

Raymond H. Davis 1971

Robert H. Dick 1966

Harrison P. Fail, Jr. 1964

Gilsen C. Happel 1969

Richard W. Lane 1968

Eddie Edwin Litton II 1987

Stewart Andrew Marshall III1970

Kasey Anderson Ray 2022

David S. Searles, Jr. 1968

Luis Raul Visot 1978

Van Everret Wegerif 2013

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

California Gamma

Dan Clark 1968

Mark Philip Esbensen 1979

Bruce R. Galey 1959

Frederick Pearson Garside III 1982

Glenn A. Haldan 1966

Guy Keven Johnson 1981

Laureston H. McLellan 1961

Igor Olenicoff 1964

Kim H. Pearman 1961

Greg Lee Rawlings 1981

Donald Peter Shennum 1957

Thomas Clark Stillwell 1979

SOUTHERN METHODIST

Texas Delta

Leonard H. Armistead III 1973

Herbert Arnold III 1960

James Curtis Boyd 1977

Adam Bothwell Corrigan 1992

Gary T. Crum 1969

Chester J Donnally, Jr. 1970

Robert Gotovac, Jr. 1986

Kurt Alexander Haab 1986

George Christopher Hartung 1966

Grant Edwin Mashek 2002

Lee William McNutt III 1977

Arthur H. Middleton 1968

John T. Simms III 1960

Shelby Lee Smith 1954

Joseph C. Sumner 1954

Richard C. Ware II 1968

Welcome Wade Wilson III 2020

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Sigma

Randal P. Alford 1972

Carl J. Aycock 1971

Robert H. Banks, Jr. 1972

Benjamin Barham 2017

Benjie Dwight Barham 1987

Benjamin H. Best II 1969

M. Todd Buchanan 1990

Hon. M. Ronald Doleac 1970

Danny M. Dunnaway 1971

CPT Mark R. Eubanks 1970

Robert W. Fennell 1973

James Thomas Garrett III 1979

Jerry C. Griffin 1967

Fred S. Haddad 1968

Mack Marcellus Harper, Jr. 1979

Toby Leon Jeffreys 1979

Clayton E. Johnson 1973

William C. Leslie 1965

Michael S. Levine 1966

John South Lewis 1970

Wayne Todd Mixon 1971

John S. Pardee 1969

Michael W. Parker 1968

John Cahal Woods 1979

ST. LAWRENCE

New York Rho

John E. Houx 1956

STANFORD

California Alpha

Harry C. Andrews 1964

Charles G. Cale 1964

Dr. Laurence A. Darrow 1973

Robert Anthony Dickinson 1986

Robert J. Finger 1970

Robert B. Gowin 1980

George Robert Hamrdla 1960

Robert V. Heldman 1958

Douglas R. McDonald 1971

Edgar M. Morsman, Jr. 1960

D. Douglas Muirhead 1970

Loren D. Smith 1957

William Souveroff, Jr. 1956

Robert Badcon Thompson 1970

Philip L. Waters 1955

STOCKTON

New Jersey Rho-Sigma

Cooper M. Gabrich 2022

SYRACUSE

New York Delta

Robert N. Colvin 1965

Richard M. Gray 1962

Steve J. Herson 1968

Dr. Daniel Michael Maxwell 1986

CPT Douglas H. Wassmer 1965

TENNESSEE TECH

Tennessee Delta

Ian Anderson 2013

Brandon Cole Boyd 2007

Ryan Neal Gibbons 2016

Dr. John A. Howington 1985

Michael Ryan Joyce 2006

Richard L. Schultz 1970

LTC Richard G. Smith 1963

TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE

Tennessee Kappa

Alton E. Blakley, Jr. 1980

Fred H. Brackney 1957

Henry E. Christenberry 1968

Pete Gaynor 1969

Tillman J. Keller III 1963

J. Fletcher Lee 1956

Joe Lambeth Lester 1972

William Douglas Singer 1973

John R. Willis III 1965

Robert E. Withers 1964

Morgan M. Zook 1950

TENNESSEE-MARTIN

Tennessee Tau

W. Keith Hurt 1981

Ronnie Neill 1974

Anthony Gordon White 1992

TEXAS A&M

Texas Tau

James Edward Chisolm 1981

Mark Theodore Kelly 1983

Michael Edward Pflueger 1987

Joel Alfred Prellop 1994

Gary Anthony Roberts, Jr. 1993

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

Texas Beta

C. Jay Barlow 1967

Dr. J. Carroll Boley 1959

Austin C. Bond 1956

Kenneth M. Hardin 1963

Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr. 1963

James B. Montgomery 1973

Gary H. Pace 1961

James W. Phipps 1959

Larry Dell Shackelford 1969

Edwin Dale Shaver 1979

Harold Brown Simpson 1971

Richard B. Vance 1968

Craig Scott Wade 1982

Owen Russell Worley, Jr. 1970

TEXAS STATE

Texas Sigma

Robert Bryan Rendon 1994

Bailey Watson 2019

Zachary Sterling Watson 2020

TEXAS TECH

Texas Alpha

Javier Arellano, Jr. 2005

Donald Ross Brydon 1980

J. David Cason 1974

W. Brant Chandler 1979

Robey A. Clark 1972

Christopher Andy Clyce 1996

Will A. Courtney, Sr. 1958

Giles M. Forbess 1961

Kamden Deane Kanaly 2006

David W. Ledyard 1972

John F. Lown 1972

Dean Raimond Quinn 1982

Wade Rogers Quinn 1984

Willard B. Robbins III 1979

James Edwin Sowell 1970

Gregory L. Thomas 1974

Mark Robert Turner 1983

John M. Tye III 1967

James H. Waller 1980

David G. Wight 1964

Clark S. Willingham 1967

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Texas Rho

Michael A. Barnett 1975

Louis A. Beecherl III 1979

Ben A. Brollier 1947

Thomas L. Carter 1950

William C. Duvall 1970

James F. Erwin 1973

Lloyd Robin French III 1973

Robert H. Graham 1968

William Moran Hickey, Jr. 1981

Graham Hill 1971

Barksdale Hortenstine 1974

David Allen Lane 1970

Jody D. Lane 1974

Andrew J. Lewis III 1977

Leon O. Lewis, Jr. 1930

Robert Ellis Meadows 1970

Kenneth B. Meyer 1973

David G. Miclette 1969

Laurence W. Nixon 1971

Virgil A. Pate III 1966

Donald L. Poarch 1974

R. Alan Shivers, Jr. 1968

Scott H. Shuford 1975

Craig B. Simmons 1955

John L. Wagner 1973

TEXAS-DALLAS

Texas Chi

Deran Coe Abernathy 2004

James Xavier Balandran 2010

Brenden Nicholas Kolthoff 2019

Nicola Giovanni Niglio III 2000

Michael Peter Parmerlee 2006

Antonio Rios

TEXAS-EL PASO

Texas Gamma

Andrew Thomas Barbe 1992

Thomas Charles Behan 1970

Dr. Thomas Mankin Fullerton, Jr. 1981

Dr. Gervis F. Galbraith, Jr. 1962

Michael O. Nordmarken 1962

Troy Edward Peterson 1992

Charles F. Tupper, Jr. 1964

TEXAS-TYLER

Texas Zeta

Lloyd Joseph Blondin 2011

Taylor Chase Ihlenfeldt

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu

Bruce E. Alexander 1964

Geoffrey L. Andres 1961

Michael Alan Bader 1987

Thomas Raymond Ball III 1985

Brian Carlin Biggs 2009

Jeremy Tyler Christoff 2022

Brent L. Cousino 1978

Dominic Joseph Dasher

Cristian Manuel Dasilva

Frank Joseph Dobnikar 2003

Aaron Jacob Federman

Charles S. Freed, PE 1956

Jon Charles Freed 1983

Stephen L. Gepford 1964

William Bruce Giha 1970

Ramon E. Gonzalez III 1960

Michael Robert Goulding 1989

Gerald L. Guernsey 1959

Larry Robert Hack 1985

Alfred H. Hartkopf, Jr. 1980

Charles E. Hodge 1964

James D. Jaggers 1966

Roger W. Johnson 1958

Bruce E. Kirkham 1967

Nicholas Michael Kornasiewicz

Peter Brian Laberdee

Dr. J. Kevin Maney 1975

Kent R. Matthews 1963

James A. Mell 1962

Reinhold Mueller 1967

Reid David Perry

Henry P. Philipps 1955

Michael K. Pietras 1979

Victor G. Plumbo 1957

Ronald J. Quine 1971

SECTION TITLE HERE

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu (Continued)

James H. Reed 1963

Harry J. Roby 1967

Nicholas Joseph Rock

Andrew Roman 1963

Michael Roman 1964

Scott Michael Sampson 2018

Joel Christopher Schuchmann

William Scott Stigall 1999

Mark Alan Stutler 1979

James A. Telb 1963

Colin R Tews

Dr. H. Murray Todd 1963

Frederick J. Treuhaft 1978

Shawn James Tysiak 1998

Matthew Michael Vierk 2002

Jerrold A. Vincent 1967

Ronald Thomas Welty, Jr. 1985

David Charles Whitaker 1970

Terrence P. Winslow 1964

Brenden Roger Wlodkowski 2021

TOWSON

Maryland Alpha

Michael Lee Bankert 1983

Travis Bullock 2012

George Lory Good, Jr. 1985

Les H. Ireland 1986

Jeffrey Philip Jacobs 1991

Jeffrey Brent Lamkin 1991

Michael Louis Lehman 1984

Joseph Samuel Little 1987

Mark Calder Livingstone 1991

Douglas Medcalf 2011

Dennis Motsco 1989

Jeffrey Motsco 1992

William Richard Nolan III 1988

Brian Scott Piern 1991

John Rizos 2013

Stephen Stuart Stein 1989

Daniel Suissa 1984

TROY

Alabama Epsilon

James Lewis Martin 1982

Robert Malcolm Moore IV 1992

James Ronald Pinckard 1981

TULANE

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon

Dr. Gregory E. Bertucci 1971

Neil D. Blue, Jr. 1954

Charles S. Bratton 1963

Michael Callahan 2015

Robert E. Dilworth 1966

Miguel M. Flechas III 1959

Dr. John D. Kenney III 1966

Michael Temers Masur 1983

Dr. Ronald B. Mitchell 1947

Lester G. Nash 1958

Charles Theodore Orihel 1978

Ralph B. Pfeiffer 1966

Robert A. Seale, Jr. 1964

Dr. Prentiss E. Smith, Jr. 1956

Dr. Henry S. Teaford, Jr. 1966

Charles D. Viccello 1955

Foster Walker III 1966

Dr. George Hawkins Ward 1979

Carl E. Warden, Jr. 1961

UC-BERKELEY

California Beta

Gilbert L. Beck 1952

Gregory D. Beltran 1978

John V. Hook 1944

Massimo Alessandro Navarretta 2018

David Cooke Thomas 1982

UC-DAVIS

California Kappa

John K. Frazier 1971

Dr. Dennis R. Peterson 1971

Mark David Spannagel 2002

Dr. Jan C. Swanson 1964

UC-IRVINE

California Psi

Jason John Hamilton 2007

Ben Johnson II 1987

UC-RIVERSIDE

California Omicron

Kevin Allen Corona 2016

Roger John Gallego 1991

UC-SAN DIEGO

California Chi

David Tanner Robinson 1994

Cheyenne Yari 2013

UC-SANTA BARBARA

California Eta

Dr. Howard L. Berg II 1970

Gregory Adam Foster 1984

Ian Richard Hanson 1982

M. Blair Hull 1961

Jay W. Jeffcoat 1967

Dana L. King 1977

Kevin Sorensen McClatchy 1985

Lawrence M. Schwab 1975

Edward M. Williams 1958

UC-SANTA CRUZ

California Omega

LTC Richard Cao 1995

John Paret Latimer, Jr. 1990

UCLA

California Delta

William A. Bryan 1966

Michael A. Clarke 1958

David Bruce Dollinger 1986

Lee David Groza 1989

Edwin Roy Hayek 1985

Roy H. Jones 1959

James E. Kauffman 1970

CPT Kent Parsons 1964

Bruce W. Rognlien 1960

Harry Richard Sherburne, Jr. 1980

David W. Warner 1958

John Rendall Webber III 1978

Robert S. Withers 1975

Garrett R. Wittkopp 1968

UNION

Tennessee Eta

Stephen McDonald Eldridge 1997

Bill R. Martin 1963

Michael J. Montgomery 1970

William J. Rogers 1955

UTAH

Utah Phi

Dwight L. Johnson 1960

Timothy F. Razzari 1968

Roger G. Segal 1968

David R. Voda 1964

UTAH STATE

Utah Upsilon

Robert John Giacovelli 1970

Phillip E. Harris 1959

Hal W. LaBelle 1960

Peter Currey Rolfing 1982

VALDOSTA STATE

Georgia Sigma

Dr. C. Scott Edenfield 1979

Robert Andrew Greenway 1980

Jason Grant Hampton 2004

Alan Edward Ridge 2000

C. Byrd Simmons, Jr. 1977

VANDERBILT

Tennessee Nu

Seawell J. Brandau 1958

C York Craig, Jr. 1968

Ryan P. Littleton 2003

Dr. Charles W. McClary 1957

Dr. Thomas Edwin Moody 1969

H. Ross Perot, Jr. 1981

Dr. John Movius Warren, Jr. 1972

VERMONT

Vermont Beta

Dr. William S. Burnett 1952

Peter L. Mulford 1966

VILLANOVA

Pennsylvania Eta-Gamma

Daniel A. Tropea, Jr. 1996

VIRGINIA

Virginia Omicron

Victor Maceo Dandridge III 1986

Timothy W. Oakes 1961

John Nicholas Suhr, Jr. 1988

VIRGINIA TECH

Virginia Zeta

Brian Nevin Frantz 1993

Frank Michael Pieruccini 1984

Dr. Anthony Huston Sgro 1989

Dr. Frank Downing Straus 1976

Michael Patrick Straus 1983

WASHINGTON [MO]

Missouri Beta

F. Gilbert Bickel, III 1966

Stanley C. Boyle 1955

Raymond L. Chung 1989

Samuel J. Hardy III 1957

Donald L. Howard 1949

John Patrick Morris 1986

Dr. Jeffrey Scot Rumbyrt 1985

WASHINGTON [WA]

Washington Alpha

Thomas Lane Anderson 1983

Nicolas Junichiro Boedeker 2022

Joseph H. Delaney 1970

Rick Keating 1968

James W. Kenyon 1959

Thomas Scott Laplant 1979

Gary L. Neale 1962

George A. Swendiman 1967

WASHINGTON STATE

Washington Beta

Robert F. Abramson, Jr. 1969

Michael B. Bauer 1969

George L. Berry 1972

Patrick A. Berschauer 1976

Devere Jerry Burtenshaw 1956

Kent A. Christensen 1958

D. Gray Clark 1960

LTC Robert W. Finley, Jr. 1952

James K. Hayner 1972

Thomas Fredric Langton 1986

Richard N. Milner 1958

Ross Julian Muelheim 2016

Dennis C. Rea 1973

Peter T. Smith 1972

Paul W. R. Tanzer 1957

WEST FLORIDA

Florida Sigma

Bradley J. Bean 1975

Robert Thomas Bellanova 1979

David A. Covert 1973

Richard Freeman 1970

Kenneth E. Jernigan 1969

Bryan D. Ley 2002

Michael Patrick Lynch 1990

Jason Daniel Prouty 2006

Samuel Henderson Waite 1980

Roger D. White 1971

WESTERN CAROLINA

North Carolina Omega

Brittan Michael Davis 2007

Dillon Paul Tuttle 2017

WESTERN KENTUCKY

Kentucky Beta

James G. Bale 1969

William Ray Buckberry 1982

Dr. Ted M. Cudnick 1967

Jason Scott Embry 1994

William Randy Fitzpatrick, Jr. 1973

Dr. Gabriel Alfonso Hernandez 1981

Charles George Newton, Jr. 1988

Robert Allen Norvell 1983

John Casey Perkins, Jr. 1981

William Dallas Rector 1980

Kenneth E. Reynolds 1965

Sen. J. Dorsey Ridley 1975

Stephen W. Sirls 1970

WESTERN MICHIGAN

Michigan Delta

Jack B. Anderson 1966

Joshua Paul Downey 2007

R. David Eick 1972

William S. Fiscus III 1986

Dr. Joseph P. Koestner 1968

Ralph Miesel 1971

Earl Frank Rice, Jr. 1967

Robert H. Slemmons 1966

Dana Edwin Smith 1978

James Muller Smith 1963

Kevin Lee Williams 1978

WESTERN ONTARIO

Ontario Alpha

Michael Wymant 1998

WESTMINSTER

Missouri Gamma

James Powers Alder 1972

John T. Baumstark 1967

Van-Lear Black III 1953

Robert E. Boen, Jr. 1967

Travis Dow Ewing 2009

James W. Hafer 1963

Roger G. Harrison, Jr. 1967

George Wallace Mahn III 1992

Dr. Jerry N. Middleton 1959

Kent C. Mueller 1962

Lee C. Peterson 1977

Sam E. Powell 1962

Ralph Michaels Slocum 1986

John F. Sullivan, Jr. 1970

Lewis W. Taggart 1975

WICHITA STATE

Kansas Gamma

LTC Peter Vincent Austin 1986

Ronald L. Barnum 1968

John Anthony Bulcock 2002

Dr. Sam N. Cohlmia 1989

James Frederic Cox 1973

Gary Alan Farha 1979

Robert D. Fulks 1968

Bryon C. Hamilton 1972

Ryan Travis Martin 2001

Roger L. McClure 1967

Shawn Christopher Stoner 1989

Gary Benjamin Strout 1999

John J. Turner 1969

Edward J. Vega 1971

WILLAMETTE

Oregon Gamma

Nicholas Christopher Birtcil 2009

George E. Chandler 1961

Kevin Michael Dean 2006

COL Gerald M. May 1961

David MacLure Milloy 1979

Frank D. Riebe 1953

Terry N. Shuchat 1962

Matthew Thain Spencer 1999

Dr. Ronald E. Williams 1962

WILLIAM AND MARY

Virginia Kappa

Oscar Julian Berlanga 2021

Sean Craig Bilby 1993

Edward J. T. Cook 1986

Frederick B. Devitt, Jr. 1957

Mateo Camilo Huerta

LTC Thomas M. Lewis 1953

David Arthur Marshall 1994

Brian Meyer 2017

Scott Oppenheim 2002

COL Claude D. Perkins, Jr. 1957

Joseph Baran Petro 1969

Michael S. Rodgers 1992

WINTHROP

South Carolina Sigma

Kyle Steven Conrad 2020

Nathaniel Zane Crunkilton 2020

Timothy John Cunningham 2020

Brett Daniel Martzke 1994

Carl Thomas Pundt 1993

Scott Joseph Simons 2000

Billy Jack Thompson 2017

WISCONSIN-MADISON

Wisconsin Alpha

Frederick R. Bisch 1957

Steven Richard Clavette 1980

Austin John Evans 2005

Dr. Weber C. Hermann, Jr. 1964

Stuart A. Johnson 1966

Dr. Peter A. McCoy 1967

Mac A. McKichan, Jr. 1960

C. Philip Smiley 1957

Flemming H. Smitsdorff 1967

Emran Hossain Sujon 2018

WOFFORD

South Carolina Gamma

Gary N. Babcock 1972

Dr. Robert Partridge Bethea, Sr. 1965

Robert E. Gregory, Jr. 1964

Michael Rankin Jopling

William L. Kinney, Jr. 1954

Walter W. Lanford, Jr. 1961

Dr. Boyce M. Lawton III 2021

Derek Tyler McPherson

Dwight F. Patterson, Jr. 1961

Wallace Truett Wason

WORCESTER

Massachusetts Delta

Robert C. Cournoyer 1970

John F. Downes, Jr. 1967

John G. Dyckman 1966

Joseph L. Ferrantino 1967

Louis A. Ferraresi, Jr. 1972

George C. Harvey 1970

Brian David Huntley 1980

Daniel Hurley 1980

Edward S. Jamro 1973

Colin Barry Lawrence 1985

Joshua Paul Onffroy 1993

Donald K. Peterson 1971

Paul J. Sartori 1971

Frank John Urbanski 1978

LTC James V. Works 1988

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha

Adam Robert Boyd 2013

Paul Monroe Duncan 1981

Stewart Allen Dyer 2008

Dr. Frederick M. Emerich 1968

Jason Daniel Harvey

Glenn J. Hertzler 1976

Archie J. Jurich 1943

Joseph Braly Kelly 1980

Phillip D. Laue 1971

Frank Mendicino II 1961

Richard G. Montgomery 1952

W. Richard Scarlett III 1964

Frank L. Shriver 1971

Alexander John Smeaton 2009

Alan R. Stephenson 1968

Richard C. Titus 1963

Gregory Gerard Vaughn 2007

YALE

Connecticut Omega

Jonathan Wilson Meeks 1995

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

Ohio Alpha

Austin Cole Beachem 2006

Anthony J. Bernard 2004

Jonathon Richard Burns 2017

Joseph Michael Costello, Jr. 2003

Richard Ross Courtney 2012

Tom L. Davis 1976

John Michael Degenova 1986

Brandon Michael Droney 2019

Marc McKenna Drummond 2007

Ross Joseph Fabrizi 2020

Michael Scott Hipkins 1991

Melvin D. Hockensmith 1967

Thomas C. Lance 1964

Donald Edward Lewis, Jr. 1983

Ernest Mastorides, Jr. 1992

Mark William McDonough 1998

Matthew Joseph McDonough 1993

John A. Mills III 1967

Edward A. Moore 1964

Albert Pasquale Pompeo 1987

Adam Charles Stryffeler 2002

Chad Richard Torres 2019

Jeffrey Martin Wolfson 1990

FRIENDS OF SAE

L. L. Allison

Devotie Hall Association

Elizabeth Barrett

Douglas & La Verne Benham

Arlene R. Berkowitz

Jimena Blandon

Jeff Charles Breeding

Katie Burchett

Warren Noel Casey

Vivian & H. Scott Caven

CC Chace

Linda Clatterbuck

Jennifer Clift

Shira Kim Cohen

Ellen A. Cowan

Sydney Cowen

Jennifer Cox

Patricia A. Davis

J. Cole Dawson III

Albert E. Donor III

Nancy W. Dutro

Greg Edwards

Allison Eklund

David Eppler

James R. Favor

Jim Filarski

Richard Lyle Ford

Kelly Frammartino

Robin French

Mary B. Garver

Anna Marie Gath

Nancy Generelly

Vasiliki Gerentes

Peyton Grady

Norman Grandstaff

Eleanor L. Hayes

Jeffrey Hersh

Jennifer Heyen

Virginia Hotaling

Amanda Hulshof

Ethelmae C. Humphreys

Richard L. Johnson, Jr.

Jaden Keckler

Mary Ann Kilb

Doreen Kines

Gloria Kuehn

Madison C. Lamar

Darrin Loughmiller

Violet A. Lueker

Alida Messinger

Michael Morgan

Jennifer D. Nicholson

Heather Nichting

Margaret Nielsen

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

FRIENDS OF SAE (CONTINUED)

Mary Bausch Nippert

Barbara Nistler

A. Scott Noble

Joyce Nordstrom

Patricia Anne Nostrand

Marissa Pflueger

Vernon Piper

Elizabeth Roadman

Nancy Russell

Curtis T. Schultz

Barbara E. Slankard

Douglas C. Smith

Nicole Frances Statter

David K. Sullivan

Carol Suruki-Carmany

Katherine Walker

Harriet Weirich

Anne Wilson

Patricia Yorke

IN HONOR OF ALABAMA

Alabama Mu

Noble Leslie DeVotie 1859

by Kalup L. Garcia

ARIZONA STATE

Arizona Beta

Ian Davis Hulshof 2022

by Amanda Hulshof

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN

Alabama Iota

Joseph Herman 2011

by Madison C. Lamar

BOWLING GREEN STATE

Ohio Kappa

Richard B. Adams, Jr. 1963

by Dr. Milton G. Levy

by Dr. Brett Alan Scott

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

Ohio Rho

Matthew Brian Hammond 2000

by James E. Caminis

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

Michigan Delta-Omega

Dr. Spencer Alan Long 2008

by Christopher Wayne Hancock

GEORGIA

Georgia Beta

Kirby Paul Smart 1998

by Leonard H. Blount

by Charles E. Hodge

ILLINOIS

Illinois Beta

Donald T. Bitzer 1980

by Gregory R. Martin

Jeffrey S. Hammel 1977

by Gregory R. Martin

David Frank Henmueller 1980

by Gregory R. Martin

INDIANA

Indiana Gamma

Steven D. Mitchell 1983

by Timothy A. R. Callahan by Ross Anthony Pometta

INDIANA STATE

Indiana Sigma

Christopher Wayne Hancock 1996 by Mark William McDonough

LOYOLA-CHICAGO

Illinois Alpha-Omega

Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003 by Christopher Wayne Hancock

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK

Maryland Beta

COL Hugh J. Holloman 1973

by MAJ Raymond Mark Davids by Norman Grandstaff

MERCER

Georgia Psi

W. Charles Witzleben 1973

by John Frierson Howard

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

North Dakota Beta

Dean J. Merhiy 1977

by Douglas J. Burgum

by Dr. Curtis W. Stofferahn

NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Illinois Gamma

Michael James Corelli 2001 by Mary Ann Kilb

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega

Richard Lorenz Lies 1967 by Jason Paul Andrick by Jacob Christian Showalter by Gregory Percival Somers

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Carl E. Edwards, Jr. 1970 by Edward B. Edwards

C. Earl Foster, Jr. 1939

by Jack Edwin Counts, Jr.

William McLain 2015

by Lane Scott Swisher

George William Clark Swisher IV 2012

by Lane Scott Swisher

Mark Robert Woolington 1986 by Corry Woolington

Sean Corry Woolington 2015 by Corry Woolington

OKLAHOMA STATE

Oklahoma Mu

Kip A. Miles 1978 by James L. Skaggs

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Theta

Justin Bryce Koppel 1996 by Van Menard

Richard D. Sawyer 1961 by Steven Reed Saltzman

PUGET SOUND

Washington Gamma

Peter D. Hamilton 1971 by Dr. Richard Wils Nash

SAN DIEGO STATE

California Theta

Thomas C. Stickel 1971 by Jeffrey M. Langford

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma

John Lynell Olson 1993 by Todd Robert McMartin

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Sigma

Robert H. Banks, Jr. 1972 by Christopher Wayne Hancock

Powell W. Butler 1971 by John South Lewis

Hon. M. Ronald Doleac 1970 by Christopher Wayne Hancock

TENNESSEE TECH

Tennessee Delta

Ryan Neal Gibbons 2016 by Anna Marie Gath

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu

Charles E. Hodge 1964 by Clayton Brackett Hunt by Matthew Carl Kernohan

FRIENDS OF SAE

Alison Lai by Daniel Collin Stanczak

IN MEMORY OF

ARIZONA

Arizona Alpha

Dr. Sherwood Z. Burr 1972 by Mario R. Salvatierra

ARIZONA STATE

Arizona Beta

Aiden Matias Nevarez 2022 by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

Matthew Paul Hardy 2010 by Gene Cogbill

UC-BERKELEY

California Beta

Gilbert L. Beck 1952 by Beck Family Trust

George T. Leas-Jatho 1953 by David K. Sullivan

UCLA

California Delta

Robert M. Nostrand 1968 by Patricia Anne Nostrand

Jerry G. Olmstead 1960 by Michael A. Clarke

COLORADO STATE

Colorado Delta

Lance Torger Oaas 1982 by Scott Allen Wolf

FLORIDA

Florida Upsilon

John P. Weidner, Jr. 1967 by Katie Burchett by Ethan Henry Fieldman

EMORY

Georgia Epsilon

James B. Carson, Jr. 1964 by Charles E. Hodge

Hon. H. Arthur McLane 1964 by C. Byrd Simmons, Jr.

MERCER

Georgia Psi

W. Charles Witzleben 1973 by James H. Bray by Charles E. Hodge

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega

Dansby White 1979 by Curt C. Nerenberg

INDIANA

Indiana Gamma

Jay William Archer 1980

by David Wayne Barrick

Rex Martin Balz 1987

by David Peter Dunbar

David Aaron Burelli 1985

by David Wayne Barrick

by Steven D. Mitchell

Karl Richard Hawley 1949

by Thomas Richard Hawley

Ronald Grant Repka 1983

by James C. Fissinger

Joseph R. Thompson 2014

by David Wayne Barrick

by William Douglas Thompson

Timothy N. Thomson 1969

by William Dean Bennison

KENTUCKY

Kentucky Epsilon

Joe R. Bowen 1975

by Joe Edward Anderson

by Lon W. Deckard

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III

by William Stokes Harris, Jr.

Vincent John Caruso 1980

by Robert Schuler Sheehan, Jr.

William A. Cheek II 1972

by James A. Richardson

Woodson M. Hopkins 1973

by William Stokes Harris, Jr.

Donald R. Perry 1977

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III

LOUISIANA STATE

Louisiana Epsilon

George C. Fugler 1951

by Jason Paul Andrick

by Charles E. Hodge

TOWSON

Maryland Alpha

Theodore Anthony Buck, Jr. 1987

by James G. Sakers

Donald Norris McCulloh, Sr. 1961

by James G. Sakers

Edward L. McGowan 1995

by James G. Sakers

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK

Maryland Beta

George L. Good 1964

by George Lory Good, Jr.

by James G. Sakers

COL Hugh J. Holloman 1973

by MAJ Raymond Mark Davids

by Greg Edwards

by Chris P. Gaylor

by James G. Sakers

Robert D. Leahy 1977

by Robert F. Reynolds III

Brien A. McMurray 1976

by Chris P Gaylor

WORCESTER

Massachusetts Delta

Timothy Edmond Fisher 1979

by Frank John Urbanski

KETTERING

Michigan Epsilon - Section B

Paul H. Clatterbuck 1974

by Linda Clatterbuck

MICHIGAN

Michigan Iota-Beta

Melvin J. Bernia 1958

by Edward James Nykiel

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Sigma

James Lafayette Pope 1976

by Christopher Wayne Hancock

by Charles E. Hodge

Steven R. Sparks 1974

by Richard Marcus Eubanks, Jr.

MISSISSIPI STATE

Mississippi Theta

Chandler Joseph Roesch 2022

by Asa William Hausner

by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

NEBRASKA

Nebraska Lambda-Pi

John M. Guthery, Jr. 1972

by John E. Martin

SYRACUSE

New York Delta

Otto W. Weber 1958

by Charles E. Hodge

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota Alpha

Steven Joel Carlson 1985

by Rex Ronald Carlson

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

Ohio Alpha

Ronald Molinari 1979

by Tom L. Davis

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu

Donald L. Ansted 1965

by Kent R. Matthews

Richard H. Bunge 1952

by Charles E. Hodge

Dennis M. Murphy 1967 by Charles E. Hodge

Dr. Thomas P. Straub 1961 by Charles E. Hodge

MOUNT UNION

Ohio Sigma

George William Kiraly, Jr. 2013 by Kelly Frammartino

MIAMI [OH]

Ohio Tau

Robert S. Dutro 1960 by Nancy W. Dutro

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Eddie Matt Childs 1984 by Andrew William Hood

Gene Edwards 1945 by Edward B. Edwards

Jerry Lee Griffith 1969 by Greg Allan McKenzie

Richard Koch Olney 1971 by Frank X. Olney, Jr.

William Clark Perkins 1986 by Steven William Soule

Grover D. Strother 1914 by Frank X. Olney, Jr.

Chris Lee Swisher 1989 by Lane Scott Swisher

Luke A. Tilly 1998 by Charlie Edward Wilson III

Edward T. Troup 1969

by Greg Allan McKenzie

Dr. Kent Harris Webb 1982 by James William Hatcher by Andrew William Hood

Raymond O. Weems, Jr. 1946 by Raymond O. Weems III

Eugene S. Wells 1913 by Brent Allen Kenney

Eugene S. Wells, Jr. 1957 by Brent Allen Kenney

OREGON

Oregon Beta

Gerry B. Cameron 1965 by The Cameron Family Charitable Fund

Rexford M. Davis 1958 by Patricia A. Davis

WILLAMETTE

Oregon Gamma

Ross O. Kines 1959 by Doreen Kines

PENN STATE-STATE COLLEGE

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta

Mason Walsh, Jr. 1960 by Albert L. Brahm

PITTSBURGH

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron

Gary W. Baughman 1974 by Douglas F. Mundrick

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Theta

Andrew George Pavlovsky 1989 by Jeffrey Martin Karp by Steven Reed Saltzman

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma

John Lynell Olson 1993 by Steven D. Sikorski

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

South Dakota Theta

Christopher David Bills 1994 by Loren J. Boone by Craig Keith Goos by Daniel Matthew Lagrange by John Joseph Perkins by Ryan Joseph Rivera by Antony Lee Thompson by Matthew Paul Weinstein

TENNESSEE TECH

Tennessee Delta

Paul Hamilton Ten Eyck 2017 by Sydney Cowen

UNION

Tennessee Eta

Herron P. Morris 1959 by William J. Rogers

TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE

Tennessee Kappa

William B. Cowan, Jr. 1963 by Ellen A. Cowan

Donald B. Preston 1962 by Fred H. Brackney

RHODES

Tennessee Zeta

Dr. Bruce E. Herron 1968 by William J. Rogers

SOUTHERN METHODIST

Texas Delta

Chester J. Donnally, Jr. 1970 by Jack Edwin Counts, Jr. by Charles E. Hodge

TEXAS STATE

Texas Sigma

Bryson Harlen Waggle 2022 by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

FRIENDS OF SAE

Elinor V. Beck by Beck Family Trust Jane Phelps by Dr. Fred D. Phelps

David J. Ables

Richard W. Adams

Ben L. Allen

Thomas Wayne Alles

Eric B. Anderson

W. Christopher Andrews

N. Scott Angevine

Chad John Antonini III

Stephen P. Antony

John R. Balconi

Michael Joseph Barbaria

Paul R. Barber

Thomas Andrew Barefield

Richard J. Barney

William Mark Bateman

Ralph Eugene Beard

Jack B. Beaumont

Gregory D. Beltran

Charles E. Bentz

George L. Berry

Robert P. Boboltz

Loren J. Boone

Donald Arch Booth

Dr. Jeffrey John Bowe

Adam Robert Boyd

Michael Z. Brenan

Harold M. Brierley

Harrie G. Burdan

Leslie G. Callahan III

Jeff James Christianson

Steve Wayne Churchill

Jeffry John Comanici

Donald C. Cowles III

Peter H. Craig

Dr. Ted M. Cudnick

MAJ Raymond Mark Davids

Lon W. Deckard

Richard A. Devine

Hon. Thomas W. Devine

Dr. Robert E. Dilworth

Hon. M. Ronald Doleac

Chesley M. Douglas, Jr.

George A. Dubois III

Jason Scott Embry

James Thomas Espinoza

Dr. Lloyd K. Everson, Jr.

Gian Dillman Fabbri

Robert J. Finger

Michael Leon Fitzgerald

Dr. Albert R. Frederick, Jr.

Emery James Gaines

George S. Gibbs III

Daniel P. Gooch

Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale

Richard Charles Goodwin

Michael Leverett Guess

John Carl Gurley

Thomas A. Gust

Riley Hagan III

Lawrence C. Halpin

George Robert Hamrdla

Christopher Wayne Hancock

Lyttleton Tazwell Harris IV

Dr. J. Michael Hartigan

Ricky James Haskell

Thomas James Heinz

Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr.

Charles E. Hodge

Howard Hoffman

Bruce Darby Hornbuckle

Clarke Houston III

John E. Houx

John Frierson Howard

Vernon W. Imes

H. Richard Ishler, Jr.

Dean W. Jacobsen

Rob Arie Jacobsen

Richard C. Johnson

Rev. William Leroy Johnson III

Vance Harper Jones

Joseph Reed Kass

Kenneth James Kauffman

Kenneth K. Kauffman

Joseph Braly Kelly

David Aaron Kelm

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CHESTER J. “DON” DONNALLY JR. (SOUTHERN METHODIST ’70)

Chester J. “Don” Donnally Jr. (Southern Methodist ’70) passed away at his home on May 15, 2022. He is remembered as a longtime SMU supporter, a leader in the financial services industry for more than four decades and nationally-recognized for his contributions and dedication to SAE. He served as chapter advisor for nearly five decades, beginning in 1973. Over the years, he became renowned across SAE for his generosity and guidance, volunteering hundreds of hours to mentor more than 2,000 students during his years of service. For his unwavering commitment, he has been honored by SAE with the Order of the Lion, Order of Minerva, the Merit Key Award, and the Distinguished Service Award.

W. CHARLES “CHARLIE” WITZLEBEN (MERCER ’73)

W. Charles “Charlie” Witzleben (Mercer ’73), a longtime volunteer and former staff member, died on March 4, 2022. He served Sigma Alpha Epsilon in various positions, including as a Province Archon and the SAE Foundation Board of Trustees. In 1992, he formed his own fundraising and public relations firm, Witzleben & Associates. His friendly and tireless leadership style, creative and individualized thinking and writing prowess helped scores of colleges, universities, independent schools, healthcare organizations and other charities raise billions of dollars over the life of the firm. A Merit Key recipient, he will always be remembered for a few mantras: “Be kind, Be together,” and “Say yes to life and adventure.”

ADRIAN

Michigan Alpha

John M. Fundukian 1967

Chris C. Gotshall 1970

Robert J. Ohrman 1958

Brian P. Schendel 1975

George Taylor 1967

ALABAMA

Alabama Mu

Frank M. Bainbridge 1956

Dr. Labruce M. Hanahan 1956

Thomas B. Ross 1972

Fred W. Tyson 1981

ALBRIGHT COLLEGE

Pennsylvania Sigma-Mu

Martin Mack III 2013

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

Pennsylvania Omega

John D. Barnes 1951

Watson W. Brock 1963

R. Bruce Perry 1957

ARIZONA

Arizona Alpha

LTC David M. Decker 1948

John E. Miller, Jr. 1957

Wallace H. Spencer 1968

Richard K. Underwood 1971

William C. White, Jr. 1971

ARIZONA STATE

Arizona Beta

William A. Smith III 1967

ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

Kenneth E. Buckner 1973

Matthew Paul Hardy 2010

Charles G. Keyes 1969

David C. Lee 1966

Ewan D. Lee 1976

Charles A. Vines, Jr. 1962

AUBURN

Alabama Alpha-Mu

John M. Carroll 1962

William J. Duncan IV 1974

Joseph R. Gilchrist 1964

H. Grady Gillam, Jr. 1949

John P. Illges III 1959

Hubert D. McCullohs 1951

Robert H. Owen 1966

Virgil E. Porter, Jr. 1959

Dr. Crawford A. Tatum 1948

Travis V. Tidwell 1949

Thomas M. Willingham 1964

BALL STATE

Indiana Zeta

Tracey Lee Lerch 1989

BELOIT

Wisconsin Phi

Gerald G. Echternach 1956

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN

Alabama Iota

McLemore Bouchelle 1940

Jeremy Benjamin Turner 2001

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon

Hon. F. Bradford Morse 1943

Donald K. Usher, Jr. 1969

Thomas W. Whelton 1966

BOWLING GREEN STATE

Ohio Kappa

Bradley L. Marshall 1974

BUCKNELL

Pennsylvania Zeta

Dr. David Robert Halbert 1961

Eldred Wood Remson, Jr. 1955

CAL STATE-FRESNO

California Iota

Thomas H. Nordstrom 1968

Marvin S. Thompson 1952

CAL STATE-LONG BEACH

California Lambda

Thomas R. Beck 1961

Stanley V. Wycoff 1975

CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES

California Mu

Michael B. O’Donnell 1967

Tom L. Otto 1968

CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE

California Nu

Lawrence A. Castro 1968

CARNEGIE MELLON

Pennsylvania Phi

Edward L. Clark 1957

Douglas Harold Wright 1980

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

Ohio Rho

Charles E. Henry 1957

Kenneth K. Nyman 1961

Mark Robert Phelps 1983

Jack R. Schmidt 1965

CINCINNATI

Ohio Epsilon

Neil H. Austing 1964

Hugh K. Baude 1951

John E. Ebinger 1958

Dr. Robert L. Hayner 1952

Daniel E. Lewis 1956

Thomas J. McCormick 1955

James W. Sunderland 1952

David E. Taylor 1957

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Tennessee Rho

Thomas Daniel Sullivan 1961

COLORADO-BOULDER

Colorado Chi

George R. Frankland, Jr. 1953

Jason Andrew Hicks 1997

COLORADO-SCHOOL OF MINES

Colorado Lambda

Charles Fred Deuel III 1952

Roger L. Johns 1965

COLORADO STATE

Colorado Delta

Dr. Nathaniel T. Messer IV 1970

George T. Peter 1960

Vincent E. Shryack 1948

John C. Windsor, Jr. 1956

DARTMOUTH

New Hampshire Alpha

Dr. Robert C. Joy 1948

DAVIDSON

North Carolina Theta

William Dent Acree 1961

Dr. James H. Robinson 1960

Dr. William D. Varner, Jr. 1976

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DENISON

Ohio Mu

Thomas S. Apter 1951

Dr. William B. Bentsen 1953

John E. Dickhaut 1979

Norman S. Maschner 1953

James B. McMarlin 1957

Jonathan R. Reynolds 1967

Robert B. Weisenbach 1968

Ross A. White 1976

Edward P. Wish, Jr. 1958

DENVER

Colorado Zeta

W. Graham Horsley 1950

Theodore H. Sieber 1947

DICKINSON

Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi

Lee W. Baric 1959

William C. Kollas 1956

DRAKE

Iowa Delta

Stanley S. Brandenburg 1957

Russell S. Cross, Jr. 1955

Paul B. George 1958

Frederick J. Hurlbut 1947

Stanton P. Olson 1959

James L. Wooters 1945

DUKE

North Carolina Nu

Paul B. Conway 1957

William Pinckney Simmons, Jr. 1964

Robert L. Ward 1952

EAST TENNESSEE

Tennessee Alpha

Franklin D. Bridwell 1967

Charles K. Smith 1966

Kirby B. Wright 1967

Andrew Marti Yuhas 1971

EASTERN ILLINOIS

Illinois Delta-Lambda

Justin Marquardt 2015

EASTERN KENTUCKY

Kentucky Delta

George Michael Hacker 1982

EASTERN NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Alpha

Jack W. Ammons 1978

David C. King 1970

EMORY

Georgia Epsilon

Augustus D. Adair, Jr .1936

George B. Brown, Jr. 1949

James B. Carson, Jr. 1964

Honorable H. Arthur McLane 1964

MG Carl H. McNair, Jr. 1957

EVANSVILLE

Indiana Epsilon

Marvin H. Huff 1959

David W. Sypolt 1967

FLORIDA

Florida Upsilon

Gary D. Goff 1976

William M. Hobby III 1962

Gordon M. Johanson 1958

John A. Mullett 1963

James W. O’Kelley, Jr. 1955

Richard M. Robinson 1965

Robert Lee Ward, Jr. 1983

FLORIDA SOUTHERN

Florida Gamma

Charles C. Hatcher 1962

FLORIDA STATE

Florida Beta

John N. Stewart, Jr. 1962

Clifford J. Swift III 1964

FRANKLIN

Indiana Alpha

William Morrel Hamilton 1984

George M. Loveall 1968

FURMAN

South Carolina Phi

Kurt E. Muller 1951

Earle M. Rice 1944

GEORGE WASHINGTON

Washington City Rho

Krishna S. Littledale 1983

GEORGIA

Georgia Beta

Samuel L. Buracker, Jr. 1959

Chester W. Leathers 1961

Ashley D. Pace III 1970

GEORGIA TECH

Georgia Phi

Edsel F. Anderson 1963

Charles E. Baskin 1953

Henry E. Damon 1952

Brendon F. Dodd 1978

Bert Andrews Hall 1979

James N. Moore III 1953

Peter A. Roane 1960

Leland L. Stanford 1971

Richard J. Taylor 1959

GETTYSBURG

Pennsylvania Delta Dr. Eugene A. Deardorff 1961

Samuel J. Evangelista 1957

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS

Minnesota Gamma

Samuel Paul Marten 2014

HARVARD

Massachusetts Gamma

John B. Kendrick II 1954

John Eliot Larkin 1935

IDAHO

Idaho Alpha

Terrence J. Scofield 1968

Robert E. Vallat 1962

ILLINOIS

Illinois Beta

John M. Dorsey 1941

James W. Glasford 1955

INDIANA

Indiana Gamma

Rex Martin Balz 1987

Roy William Kern 1960

Robert William Klotz 1965

Dr. Robert Hughel Larmore 1970

James Paul O’Hara, Jr. 1975

Robert James Ogburn 1986

James M. Read 1958

Robert Caldwell Thompson, Jr. 1973

Timothy N. Thomson 1969

John E. Waller 1948

INDIANA STATE

Indiana Sigma

Kyle Michael Fox 2012

IOWA

Iowa Beta

John Brent Bersbach 1970

Michael G. Dunn 1967

Robert C. Moorman 1958

IOWA STATE

Iowa Gamma

Robert B. Campbell 1962

John Stephen Jenkins 1972

James T. Yoder 1958

KANSAS

Kansas Alpha

John R. Hagman 1974

Stephen K. Matthews 1968

Louis Michael Mwangi 2019

Duane K. Newsome 1956

KANSAS STATE

Kansas Beta

Michael A. Dykstra 1981

Thomas J. Hogan 1972

Fred Olsen 1955

KENT STATE

Ohio Lambda

James E. Behling 1963

John C. Zimbardi 1963

KETTERING

Michigan Epsilon

Paul H. Clatterbuck 1974

Steve Collins 1980

KENTUCKY

Kentucky Epsilon

Joe R. Bowen 1975

Charles B. Reasor, Jr. 1971

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE

Louisiana Alpha

Michael Todd Liotta 1998

LOUISIANA STATE

Louisiana Epsilon

Samuel H. Brown, Jr. 1969

George C. Fugler 1951

Niven D. Morgan, Jr. 1954

Richard H. Pipes 1956

Carl C. Tidwell 1953

MAINE

Maine Alpha

Robert A. Hall 1945

MANKATO STATE

Minnesota Beta

Paul M. Poehling 1971

MARSHALL UNIVERSITY

West Virginia Alpha

Yahn Sollier Corum 1981

David N. Dickens 1967

Pryce M. Haynes II 1972

Lawrence E. Hite 1959

Russell M. Peterson II 1977

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK

Maryland Beta

Brien A. McMurray 1976

MIT

Massachusetts Iota-Tau

William H. Mueser, Jr. 1955

MEMPHIS

Tennessee Sigma

James A. Cochran, Jr. 1965

Peter M. Robinson, Jr. 1959

MERCER

Georgia Psi

W. Charles Witzleben 1973

MIAMI [FL]

Florida Alpha

Eric M. Dale 1995

Richard W. King 1955

William E. Poole 1962

Charles H. Reeder, Jr. 1972

Dr. Earnest E. Seiler, Jr. 1960

MIAMI [OH]

Ohio Tau

LTC Donald E. Hunter 1953

Robert E. Janney 1958

LtCol John D. Laird 1968

Joseph A. Presutto 1957

MICHIGAN

Michigan Iota-Beta

Alfred R. Becker, Jr. 1950

Richard A. Bell 1947

Richard S. Brown 1949

H. Roy Johnson 1951

Donald E. Liebreich 1956

MICHIGAN STATE

Michigan Gamma

Dr. Robert G. Harris 1948

MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Tennessee Beta

David E. Brandon 1970

Charles D. Gregory 1976

Delmer F. Lowe 1972

MILLIKIN

Illinois Delta

George H. Basler, Jr. 1969

Edward H. Chant, Jr. 1955

Chester C. Kronmiller 1949

Stephen B. Phenix 1964

William S. Wherry, Jr. 1933

Richard C. Wright 1955

MINNESOTA

Minnesota Alpha

COL James H. Aarestad 1952

David H. Farmer 1949

William F. Vosbeck, Jr. 1950

Robert J. Wigley 1955

MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Gamma

John M. Bee 1953

Maury Spizuiell Lane 1989

Marvin Grant Mitchell 2008

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Mississippi Theta

Hermon H. Hight 1960

Chandler Joseph Roesch 2022

MISSOURI-COLUMBIA

Missouri Alpha

Donald H. Altvater 1947

Robert E. Byrne 1957

John E. Scowcroft 1960

Dr. Robert E. Williams 1956

MONTANA

Montana Beta

Gerald G. Livesey 1962

John Brien Malletta 1994

Stanford K. Stevens 1952

MONTANA STATE

Montana Alpha

Fred A. Booth 1961

Dan Lars Hjelvik 1968

Glenn Lewis Jorn 1953

Lee Ernest Orr 1962

John Reichel 1953

David Lee Sletta 1968

MOREHEAD STATE

Kentucky Gamma

Derrick Scott Helphenstine 2010

Dr. Charles A. Lee 1973

MOUNT UNION

Ohio Sigma

Lewis P. Johnson 1952

John Sera 1971

NEBRASKA

Nebraska Lambda-Pi

Max J. Baehr, Jr. 1955

David A. Krause 1969

Rodney R. Roberts 1955

John H. Schou, Jr. 1975

Ted M. Sonderegger 1976

Paul G. Williams 1980

NEVADA-RENO

Nevada Alpha

Percival D. Dobson 1962

Philip D. Powers 1970

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Beta

George B. Abbe 1932

Clinton A. Bean 1970

Goerge M. Eckhard 1964

William F. Lenfest 1964

NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL

North Carolina Xi

Milton L. Garrison 1964

Walter C. Sturdivant 1961

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

North Carolina Alpha

Edward J. Baysden 1973

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota Alpha

Neal R. McNabb 1974

James E. Messmer 1970

Thomas M. Shafer 1962

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

North Dakota Beta

Allen J. Henderson 1964

Dean J. Merhiy 1977

NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Illinois Gamma

Dr. John W. Klopsch 1969

NORTHERN IOWA

Iowa Chi

Don H. Penly II 1969

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega

Richard G. Evans 1973

OCCIDENTAL

California Epsilon

Fred A. Graham 1951

OHIO

Ohio Gamma

Stephen C. Cabell 1971

OHIO STATE

Ohio Theta

Thomas D. Massie 1967

Harland L. Mischler 1957

OHIO WESLEYAN

Ohio Delta

Dr. Karl E. Haecker 1966

Alan J. Meilinger 1957

Charles B. Shaffer 1965

William E. Thompson 1958

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Roland K. Arnold III 1977

Dr. William M. Croom 1964

Robert Hunt 1955

James M. Little 1959

Dr. Kent Harris Webb 1982

Eugene S. Wells, Jr. 1957

OKLAHOMA STATE

Oklahoma Mu

John W. Abernathy 1946

Alan R. Brown 1956

Patrick Lee Canada 1983

David Ryan Durso 2006

Arthur G. Hays, Jr. 1970

Daniel C. Ketchum 1963

Dr. Phillip J. Knight 1975

Dr. James W. Marshall 1962

Neal A. Onstot 1955

LTC James M. Sharp, Jr. 1955

Samuel W. Stone, Jr. 1948

OREGON

Oregon Beta

Rexford M. Davis 1958

Kenneth D. Leash 1965

Richard A. Sly 1957

OREGON STATE

Oregon Alpha

Norman R. Brown 1958

Douglas R. Hadley 1964

Craig W. McMicken 1953

Greg Arthur Schoepper 1974

Randall S. Schoning 1979

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Theta

Arthur C. McCarty, Jr. 1953

Dr. Peter G. Sparks 1962

PENNSYLVANIA STATE-STATE COLLEGE

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta

Lee F. Adams 1938

PITTSBURGH

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron

Henry Adams 1938

James M. Marine 1961

PUGET SOUND

Washington Gamma

Lawrence E. Nelson 1966

PURDUE

Indiana Beta

Bruce T. Cundiff, Jr. 1968

Donald C. Himsel 1958

Clifford H. Johnson 1949

James P. King 1957

Russell A. Nippert 1959

A. Russell Quilhot 1958

RENSSELAER

New York Epsilon

Christopher William Pybus 2017

Thomas Keith Sayuk 1980

Richard Q. Schmidt 1959

RHODES

Tennessee Zeta

Dr. Bruce E. Herron 1968

Dr. Bouldin A. Marley, Jr. 1974

RICHMOND

Virginia Tau

Robert F. Collins II 1965

John T. Drake 1960

Robert S. Lawrence 1943

RIPON

Wisconsin Beta

John V. Burman, Jr. 1964

ROCKHURST

Missouri Delta

Richard P. Brummel 1975

SAN DIEGO STATE

California Theta

Dr. Harold J. Allen, Jr. 1957

Richard John Lareau 1957

Thomas C. Stickel 1971

SEWANEE

Tennessee Omega

David A. VanLandingham 1969

SIMPSON

Iowa Sigma

James Nelson Cavanaugh 1989

Lee E. Kness 1968

James R. Owens 1958

Chad Edward Simpson 1999

SOUTH CAROLINA-COLUMBIA

South Carolina Delta

James Ricks Carson, Jr. 1950

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma

John G. Adams 1934

Dr. Robert J. Anderson 1964

Richard D. Nedved 1964

John Lynell Olson 1993

Harry L. Scholten 1968

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SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

South Dakota Theta

Christopher David Bills 1994

SOUTH ALABAMA

Alabama Chi

Joseph Allen Fearn, Jr. 1985

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

California Gamma

Richard P. Brombach 1952

Arthur I. Dow III 1963

SOUTHERN METHODIST

Texas Delta

Joseph T. Davidson 1965

Chester J Donnally, Jr. 1970

Lowell N. Smith, Jr. 1954

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Sigma

Frank L. Aitcheson III 1974

Hoyt A. Nation 1972

Thomas K. Sanders 1971

Steven R. Sparks 1974

ST. LAWRENCE

New York Rho

David D. Lindsay 1971

STANFORD

California Alpha

Frank B. Mapel 1962

SYRACUSE

New York Delta

Dr. Jonathan William Hackenyos 1993

TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE

Tennessee Kappa

John S. Culpepper, Jr. 1953

Mann M. Drumheller, Jr. 1967

Donald B. Preston 1962

Forrest L. Teets 1962

James T. Yarbro 1966

TENNESSEE-MARTIN

Tennessee Tau

Thomas Lee Cobb 1982

TENNESSEE TECH

Tennessee Delta

Dr. William C. Dickinson III 1963

TEXAS A&M

Texas Tau

Nicholas Quaid Pedrotti 2020

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

Texas Beta

David A. Burgess 1982

Stephen T. Vany 1971

TEXAS STATE-SAN MARCOS

Texas Sigma

Bryson Harlen Waggle 2022

TEXAS TECH

Texas Alpha

Charles A. McClure III 1972

Rustan Donald Rhone 1987

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Texas Rho

Walker H. Bateman IV 1976

Bruce W. Ficke 1979

Dr. Robert W. Hampton 1965

Thomas E. McGaughy 1953

TEXAS-EL PASO

Texas Gamma

Jacob C. Young, Jr. 1965

Dr. Pablo Patricio Zeballos 1992

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu

Nicholas T. Alex 1959

Dr. Roger J. Blank 1966

Richard H. Bunge 1952

Dennis M. Murphy 1967

David S. Philipps 1960

Dr. Thomas P. Straub 1961

Rodger H. Wadsworth 1956

F. Thomas Winder 1954

TULANE

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon

Henry E. Blake 1964

Iveson B. Noland III 1964

John B. Tebbetts 1971

UC-BERKELEY

California Beta

Alfred J. Dietsch 1956

John H. Ernster 1972

George T. Leas-Jatho 1953

William L. Woolley 1953

UC-DAVIS

California Kappa

Dr. Ted T. Hollister 1955

UC-LOS ANGELES

California Delta

Dr. Herbert H. Dedo 1955

Paul E. Griffin, Jr. 1955

Angus W. McBain 1963

UC-SANTA BARBARA

California Eta

John J. Bannon 1963

James W. Miller 1970

UNION

Tennessee Eta

Dr. William L. Howse 1926

James L. McClendon 1951

Herron P. Morris 1959

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Beta

Larry Cugini, Jr. 1957

Douglas Holden 1956

UTAH

Utah Phi

Lyman B. McBride 1963

UTAH STATE

Utah Upsilon

Daniel E. Hill 1949

VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY

Georgia Sigma

Richard Tyler Clifton 1997

James B. Hutchinson 1992

VANDERBILT

Tennessee Nu

William O. Brittain 1955

David Lewis George 1982

Dr. Lloyd E. King, Jr. 1964

VERMONT

Vermont Beta

Dr. Robert H. Gervais 1953

VIRGINIA

Virginia Omicron

William Frank Chapman, Jr. 1960

Harold G. Dixon 1960

John F. Killebrew 1966

Marvin G. Perry 1957

Theodore J. Viars 1959

WASHINGTON[MO]

Missouri Beta

Theodor E. Kircher 1974

Ronald L. Olson 1962

Milton Stanze 1953

WASHINGTON [WA]

Washington Alpha

John G. Bisset 1961

WASHINGTON AND LEE

Virginia Sigma

Rev Robert W. Dickey, Jr. 1959

Richard L. Duchossois 1947

John M. Walbridge 1955

WASHINGTON STATE

Washington Beta

Howard R. Dowdell, Jr. 1966

WEST FLORIDA

Florida Sigma

Andrew Joseph Katrinecz, Jr. 1991

WESTERN MICHIGAN

Michigan Delta

Michael A. Scher 1989

Bruce M. Smith 1966

WILLAMETTE

Oregon Gamma

David V. Beery 1953

Ross O. Kines 1959

William L. Macdougall 1955

Richard William Riggs 1964

COL Thomas W. Steeves 1959

WINTHROP

South Carolina Sigma

Mark Alexander Rodman 1990

WISCONSIN-MADISON

Wisconsin Alpha

COL Fred C. Brand 1961

Herbert D. Hentzen, Jr. 1952

Jackson H. Sell 1961

WOFFORD

South Carolina Gamma

Joe H. Gooch, Jr. 1961

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha

Ivan R. Jones 1954

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

Ohio Alpha

James Hanna, Jr. 1967

James M. Holleran 1974

Stephen F. Joyce 1967

Ronald Molinari 1979

Richard R. Peterson 1971

Dennis J. Sweeney 1970

CHARLIE BOYD

(MISSISSIPPI STATE ‘65): MEMBERSHIP FOR LIFE

BY: JOHNNY SAO (MILIKIN ‘11)

A fundamental principle of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is membership is for life. This tenet is reiterated in our organization’s mission: Advancing the highest standards of friendship, scholarship, leadership, and service for our members throughout life. While many tend to think the fraternity experience only exists as a collegiate, those who truly understand the importance of Sigma Alpha Epsilon correctly view their collegiate years as but one step in a life-long journey of brotherhood.

One such brother is Charlie Boyd (Mississippi State ‘65). As an undergraduate at the Mississippi Theta chapter, he held several positions, including Eminent Deputy Archon and Eminent Archon, and represented the chapter at the 118th Anniversary Convention in Chicago. After graduating, Charlie joined the IBM Corporation and stayed with IBM for 34 years before retiring in 1998.

As with many of our brothers, Charlie established his life and career immediately following graduation. But, the importance of SAE never left him, and when he was able, he stepped back into the Fraternity as a volunteer ...and did so with gusto.

Charlie served as the President of the Greater Atlanta Alumni Association for four terms, leading the group through an extensive period of growth and development. As a result, the Association has been named the “Bill Fiscus Outstanding Area Alumni Association” at almost every Fraternity Convention since 1999. Charlie has also served two four-year terms on the SAE

Financial & Housing Corporation Board of Directors, including as its President.

Charlie’s focus hasn’t been limited to alumni and housing. He used his operational expertise to provide guidance and counsel when the chapter at Georgia Tech was reentering the Realm. He ensured the group had a long-term success plan and served as Chairman of the rechartering in 2004.

For his continued service to Sigma Alpha Epsilon on every level, Charlie has been awarded the two highest individual honors that can be bestowed on members: the Merit Key and the Distinguished Service Award. He also has been instrumental in bringing back the chapters at North Carolina, Ole Miss and Texas-Austin.

For Charlie, membership in SAE truly is for life. Decades after attending the 118th Anniversary Convention, he greeted old friends and met new ones at the 165th Anniversary Convention in Des Moines, Iowa. When asked about his lifetime of service to the Fraternity, he wryly remarked: “You know that I’m not in the Chapter Eternal yet, right?” While that is true, Sigma Alpha Epsilon is eternal in him.

KEEPING UP WITH THE SAES

SAE THIRD THURSDAY

One of the first Alumni Third Thursday events was held in the Greater Cleveland, Ohio, area. Brothers gathered at Hatfield’s Goode Grub to hang out and reminisce on their SAE experiences.

BOWLING GREEN STATE HOMECOMING

Brothers gathered to celebrate Ohio Kappa’s 100th anniversary and homecoming at Bowling Green State University.

MOUNT WHITNEY

A few members from San Diego State University (California Theta) recently climbed Mt. Whitney, located in California. The peak of Mt. Whitney is 14,505 feet. It is an all-day trek that begins in the dark of night and concludes that evening. One of the gentlemen pictured, Marc Martin (San Diego ‘83), recently had a knee replacement and decided to climb a second time!

YOUNGSTOWN STATE GOLF OUTING

“40th Annual Alumni Golf Outing - One of our many ways to get together with brothers from the past and celebrate fraternity! This event is a highlight of our summer each year. A day full of golfing, brotherhood, friendly competition, and steak dinners! We always like to take a moment at the outing to remember and honor the brothers who have sadly departed us in recent years and celebrate having shared this brotherhood with them.”

TRI-BOARD MEETING

MIDDLE TENNESSEE ANNUAL LUNCHEON

ROSS PEROT JR.

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PAGO ‘22

Phi Alpha Golf Outing (PAGO) 2022 was a success! 22 Illinois Beta Alumni and 18 undergraduates showed out to play golf on Friday, September 9th! Following the golf, a BBQ buffet dinner was held at the chapter house for all the participants. Following dinner, they presented awards and the Alumni led the singing of as many SAE songs as they could remember! What a great SAE brotherhood event!!

MERIT KEY AWARD

What

TONY BOSELLI

Congratulations and Phi Alpha to brother Tony Boselli (Southern California ‘95) for getting inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year. This is an honor that only 362 players in the NFL are honored to do so.

The Middle Tennessee annual luncheon of brothers for over 50 years - luncheon in Brentwood, TN on October 6, 2022.

A productive Tri-Board Meeting with the Supreme Council, SAE Foundation Trustees, and SAE F&H Board.

Congratulations to Ross Perot Jr. (Vanderbilt ‘81), who received the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America for his livelong involvement.

an honor to celebrate Sid McMillan (Tennessee Martin ‘79), Tommy Legins (Tennessee Martin ‘90), and Mike Mokrycki (Indiana State ‘77) for being recognized with the Merit Key Award!

As a loyal donor for the past 50 years, Jim Gaines is no stranger to supporting the SAE Foundation. He is an Amethyst Level donor ($50,000-74,999) of the Founders’ Circle, a giving society for individuals with over $5,000 in lifetime giving. A 2021-2022 Herald Level donor, recognizing annual donations between $1,000-2,499 to the Annual Loyalty Fund. A member of the Phoenix Circle for recurring donors. And now, a member of the Heritage Society, which honors donors who include SAE in their estate plans.

As an undergraduate, Jim was the President of Lambda Psi, the local interest group which later became the Tennessee Beta chapter at Middle Tennessee State. Once when asked to share a favorite SAE memory, Jim reflected upon Lambda Psi’s chartering process with SAE in the 1960s. He described the intense and challenging petitioning process, including several visits from the Fraternity Service Center and 100% approval of the other chapters in the province.

In the summer of 1969, his chapter sent eight brothers to the National Convention in San Francisco, where the delegation approved their charter. Jim says this three-year period taught him many things that carried over into his professional life.

Following graduation, Jim began working in management for a large Fortune 500 company. He stayed with the company for seven years before starting his marketing agency. He also worked with ten business partners and started a franchise marketing firm that spread to 35 cities throughout the United States.

Just before graduating from Middle Tennessee State, Jim had a conversation with Past Eminent Supreme Recorder Jack Hotaling (Syracuse ‘53). At a lunch in 1969, Jim said to Jack, “I’m graduating in two weeks. What would be some advice you could

give to me?” Jack responded, “Jim, always remember that fraternity is for life. Another way of putting that is, SAE is for life.”

Recently, Jim made arrangements to leave a bequest to the SAE Foundation, which will establish a scholarship fund. The James Emery Gaines Leadership Fund will support educational and leadership initiatives and provide scholarships to deserving students.

Jim firmly believes in the importance of scholarships and leadership. These are the reasons he has always been an avid supporter of the SAE Foundation. As an undergraduate, Jim did not have access to many scholarships and therefore had to work his way through school.

“We have young brothers that want to go to medical school, they want to go to law school, they want to get their Ph.D., but they don’t come from wealthy families. Any help that any of us alumni can do to help them, I’m all for it. I’ve gotten notes and phone calls from some of these young brothers, and it’s really heartwarming.”

Additionally, Jim believes that our country needs good leaders and therefore wants to support the Fraternity’s educational initiatives, allowing undergraduate students to attend educational events. He says, “The leadership that I learned was from the Fraternity because we had to set up a chapter on our own.”

Jim believes being an SAE is one of the best things that has happened to him and that alumni should give back. The idea of membership for life has stuck with him throughout the years, so it is no wonder he has chosen to leave a legacy gift to the SAE Foundation. The Foundation is grateful to Jim for his generosity and support throughout the years and is honored to be entrusted with the James Emery Gaines Leadership Fund.

For more information about the SAE Foundation, please visit sae. net/foundation.

ONE GIFT, A LIFE TIME INVESTMENT

MEET YOUR PERSONAL FINANCE GOALS WHILE MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR OUR FUTURE.

The SAE Foundation recently launched a new planned giving website. Below are just a few examples of ways to increase your giving and reduce your taxes while supporting SAE. For more information on giving options or to request a free Estate Planning Guide, please visit www.saeplannedgifts.org. Our estate planning guide can help you gather the information you need before meeting with your attorney.

BEQUEST IRA CHARITABLE ROLLOVER STOCKS AND BONDS

A bequest is one of the easiest gifts to make. With the help of an attorney, you can include language in your will or trust specifying a gift to be made to family, friends, or the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation, as part of your estate plan, or you can make a bequest using a beneficiary designation form.

You may be looking for a way to make a big difference to help further our mission. If you are 70½ or older you may also be interested in a way to lower the income and taxes from your IRA withdrawals. An IRA charitable rollover is a way you can help continue our work and benefit this year.

A gift of stocks or bonds may provide you with an even greater tax benefit. If you have owned securities for more than one year and the value has increased, you can avoid capital gains tax and receive a charitable income tax deduction equal to the fair market value of your gift to us.

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HERITAGE SOCIETY

The Heritage Society honors brothers who choose to remember SAE in their estate planning. Heritage Society donors have docmented planned gifts on file with the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation. See page 68 for a full list of donors.

ALREADY HAVE SAE IN

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ESTATE PLAN? Document your gift. Please contact the SAE Foundation. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation 1856 Sheridan Road Evanston, IL 60201 foundation@sae.net 847-475-1856