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Summer 2014

BOSTON STRONG Kappa Sigma Supports National Campaign For Unity

IN THIS ISSUE

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Kappa Sigma creates prayer canvases in honor of the Boston Marathon bombing victims.

DEPARTMENTS

Delta-Chi Hits the Gridiron

Charity Classic football game raises over $90,000 for A Greater Cause.

2 WGM’s Letter 5 Military Heroes

Kappa Sigma Expands & Returns

Kappa Sigma welcomes 7 new chapters and the return of 8 chapters.

Brothers In Books

New books from 4 authors cover family, truth, history and mysteries from space.

A Lifetime of Brotherhood

12 Endowment Fund 38 Alumni Updates 46 Chapter News 73 Chapter Celestial 74 Advertiser’s Index

Colonel Glen S. Aspinwall: Marine, Family Man, Kappa Sigma for Life. Volume 120, Number 1 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma • Summer 2014

From The Worthy Grand Master Dear Brothers, It is with great excitement I write to you, this summer. As we near the half-way point for the biennium, our Fraternity has again established new world records and closed out another school year in full force. By the time you read this letter, the new Kappa Sigma app will have been released along with the new online web portal KappaSig.Net. These new tools will enable our chapters to manage their operations more effectively and allow alumni to stay connected more easily. While the initial release contains some great features, be sure to stay tuned for additional exciting releases throughout the upcoming school year! This academic year, through the hard work of our undergraduate chapters, our volunteers, and our staff, we again established new world records for recruitment -- pledging more than 9,700 good quality men across North America. We currently have colonies in place, or concrete plans in motion, to return to the campuses of Harvard (Gamma-Eta), Georgia (Beta-Lambda), and Virginia Tech (Nu-Prime), and we are working on our return at Syracuse (Gamma-Iota). One of the special installations I was able to attend was at the University of Reno, for our Tau-Gamma chapter. The Grand Master of our newly installed chapter is the son of the founding Grand Master of our KappaAlpha chapter at UNLV. In terms of total membership, we finished the year with over 18,600 undergraduates in 318 chapters and colonies. We are poised to again establish new records as we continue to separate ourselves from the closest competition. Kappa Sigma chapters also surpassed our previous record for the number of undergraduates who have become ritually proficient — with over 58% now holding at least one certificate. Our undergraduate Brothers didn’t stop with recruitment; they logged more service hours and dollars than ever before, donating $2.2 million and nearly 600,000 hours to various charities across North America. Even more astounding is the response to our Military Heroes Campaign, which saw nearly $200,000 in donations come in to support those who have served their country. This year there are several worthy organizations that will benefit from the support our undergraduates and alumni have shown to our Military Heroes Campaign. In this issue, you will read about the America 4 Boston program. I am proud that our undergraduate chapters and alumni helped participate in this very moving event, which was organized by the wife of 2003 Kappa Sigma Man of the Year Todd Wagner. Kari Wagner worked tirelessly to organize this event with just a few other core volunteers. The support and engagement she received from Kappa Sigma, was nothing short of tremendous. As I visited district conclaves and chapters across North America, I had the privilege to sign several of the canvases that our chapters were so proud to help put together. Also in this issue, you will read about our selection of the 2014 Man of the Year, Brother Craig Barrett. Brother Barrett is a 1958 initiate of the Beta-Zeta Chapter at 2

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WORTHY GRAND SCRIBE Jeffrey S. McKenzie EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Mitchell B. Wilson EDITOR Gary A. Marinelli ASSISTANT EDITOR C. Kenneth Maynard DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Derald A. Dryman ARTWORK/DESIGN The Mayn Idea Creative • www.themaynidea.com Send all submissions and address changes to: THE CADUCEUS OF KAPPA SIGMA 1610 Scottsville Road Charlottesville, VA 22902-7108 Fax Number: (434) 296-9557 Telephone Number: (434) 295-3193 Contact Form: www.kappasigma.org/caduceus/submissions Website: www.kappasigma.org Issue Fall Winter Spring Summer

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KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY Founded at the University of Virginia, December 10, 1869. 282 Chapters and 34 colonies in the U.S. and Canada. The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma has been published continuously since 1885. Published quarterly. Volume 120, Number 1, Summer 2014 Printed in the USA. POSTMASTER Please send notice of undeliverable copies on Form 3579 to Kappa Sigma, 1610 Scottsville Rd, Charlottesville, VA 22902-7108

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Visiting Charlottesville… Visits to McCormick Hall, home of Zeta Chapter and 46 East Lawn, the birthplace of Kappa Sigma on the grounds of the University of Virginia, may be arranged through Headquarters. McCormick Hall has open house for visiting Kappa Sigmas Saturdays during the academic year by appointment. Due to UVA rules, visiting Brothers who are not UVA students are not permitted to attend social events of the Zeta Chapter. When visiting Charlottesville, please respect that both McCormick Hall and 46 East Lawn are home to fellow Brothers and that activities on the Lawn and at McCormick Hall are subject to the rules of the University.

Stanford University. He served as CEO and chairman of the board of the Intel Corporation. If you are interested in attending the Man of the Year Banquet, you will find details in the magazine, it is sure to be a great time as we celebrate Brother Barrett’s professional and community accomplishments that have made Kappa Sigmas all across the world very proud. As we have much to celebrate after this first year of the biennium, I encourage each undergraduate, volunteer, and alumni to head the advice Bear Bryant gave his Alabama team, “don’t give up at half time, concentrate on winning the second

half.” I know that our undergraduates, volunteers, staff, and alumni stand ready to finish this biennium strong and look forward to the upcoming year. A.E.K.D.B.

Hugh M. Robert Worthy Grand Master

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From Brother to University President: William Ruud’s Success Story By Emilio J. Sanchez (Mu-Upsilon, University of Northern Iowa, ’12)

With his energetic personality, to being very approachable from a student’s perspective, University of Northern Iowa President, Brother William N. “Bill” Ruud, Ph.D. (Delta-Mu, University of North Dakota, ’71), is the ideal university leader. “Having Brother Ruud (and Judy) as a resource at UNI is invaluable. He shows his love for the Order by being as accessible as he can to all brothers,” said alumnus Alex R. McDaniel (MuUpsilon, University of Northern Iowa, ’10). “For me, he wrote a letter of recommendation for law school and took an interest in my future. I can’t thank him enough, and it was an honor shaking his hand at graduation.” Throughout his first year as University President, Brother Ruud has gotten to know the Mu-Upsilon Chapter through mixers at his personal residence, and by being an active participant in a variety of other chapter events. Being new to campus and Cedar Falls, Brother Ruud’s transition was made easier with the fact that his new neighbors are his fellow Kappa Sigma Brothers, and they were very excited to welcome him and his wife, Judy, and 2 year-old cockapoo Fuzzy. “We are so honored to have President Ruud and Judy as neighbors. Soon after they arrived on campus President Ruud invited the chapter to his home for a barbeque and we traded stories about his days as a Kappa Sigma at UND and what Kappa Sigma life is like at UNI,” said Mu-Upsilon GM Jordan Kitmann (Mu-Upsilon, University of Northern Iowa, ’11). “It didn’t take long for us to get to know Bill, Judy (and Fuzzy)! Mu-Upsilon is very fortunate to have such a great leader and advocate of Kappa Sigma on our campus.” Brother Ruud graduated from the University of North Dakota with a bachelor’s degree in public administration. He continued his education and attended the University of Nebraska - Lincoln to receive his master’s degree in management/organizational behavior and marketing. He then received his Ph.D. at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln in organizational behavior/psychology. Prior to becoming UNI’s 10th president, Brother Tribus drops offhea was wall president at Shippensburg University at Whistler, Britsh Columbia. in Shippensburg, PA, for six and a half years. 4

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Two undergraduate Brothers have worked in Brother Ruud’s office since he came to UNI: Brother Emilio J. Sanchez (Mu-Upsilon, University of Northern Iowa, ’12) and Brother Jordan P. Feltman (Mu-Upsilon, University of Northern Iowa, ’11). “Being president at this university is the greatest job in the world,” said Brother Ruud. “You get to work with outstanding faculty and staff and if you remind yourself that students are first, it makes your job very easy.” Brother Ruud says that the Brotherhood of Kappa Sigma was the key to friendships, academic success and his community engagement. During his time in the Delta-Mu Chapter, Brother Ruud held the position of Grand Master and lived in the chapter’s house. Brother Ruud says he is not as active an alumnus as he would like to be with his chapter, but enjoys the good fortune of having Kappa Sigma at both universities. “You don’t get to become a president of a university without being grounded in your values and beliefs. When I learned that President Ruud was a Kappa Sigma, it did not surprise me at all. Over the past year, I’ve witnessed Brother Ruud be a cheerleader, a realist, an advocate and a leader. He is also, ‘A gentlemen. A man of honor and courage. A humble man. One who tempers action with words...’ Brother Ruud is another shining example of how the excellent development of a young man yields enduring success in his future,” said alumnus David M. Boyer (Mu-Upsilon, University of Northern Iowa, ’90). “In only 12 months, he is on the verge of winning the largest reform of State University funding in the history of Iowa, providing a huge benefit to the students of Northern Iowa. I can’t wait to see what he’ll do next.” Kappa Sigma is extremely humbled and proud to call this outstanding leader a Brother of the great Order. With all his success in the classroom and throughout the community, it’s great to see the benefits of being a Kappa Sigma and how it can lead you to great opportunities. Brother Ruud suggests that fellow Brothers think seriously about any career in the academic world of higher education or in academic administration. H

Delta-Delta Chapter Hosts “Blacktop Beach” to Benefit the Military Heroes Campaign Blacktop Beach is the annual philanthropy hosted by the men of the Delta-Delta Chapter at the University of Florida. Blacktop Beach was held on Friday April 18th, 2014 and consisted of a full transformation of the parking lot into a real life beach, complete with sand, pools, palm trees and sun. The Chapter then invited all of Panhellenic to join the event and compete in the famous annual sandcastle building competition judged by none other than Florida basketball stars Patric Young and Will Yeguete. However, no day at the beach is complete without some live music from the Stephen Alonzo Jackson 5 (SAJ5) who’ve been on their AEKDB tour since 1869. The band had a great time playing mashes of pop and country songs, as well as remixing a classic Jackson 5 song to “A to B, it’s easy as 1,2,3, simple as Do Re Mi, A to B, Blacktop Beach baby you and me.” “It had always been a bucket list item in my mind to make an all Kappa Sig band, but both the opportunity and talent among the brothers were never there. But thanks to our biggest pledge class since our re-colonization that year, we had the potential for an all Kappa Sigma band. I contacted all the potential musicians and everyone was willing and excited. The biggest challenge remaining was picking a name,” said Brother Wade Bayless. Money is raised via donations from families, local businesses, t-shirt and ticket sales which helped DeltaDelta gross nearly $5,000 this past year. Some of the notable sponsors included Southern Tide, Vineyard Vines, Argos Construction and Chambers Medical Group. All in all, the event has been a great success for the past few years and it’s time to take the next step. Delta-Delta Chapter hopes to double the donation amount to the Military Heroes Campaign and do even more in aiding thousands of military veterans. As Service is one on Kappa Sigma’s four pillars, the brothers of Delta-Delta understand that aiding veterans is not only “for a day, or an hour, or a college term only, but for life.” These brothers look forward to the opportunity to help veterans and the Military Heroes Campaign at future events. H

Created in 2007, the Military Heroes Campaign honors and aids thousands of military veterans and their families in communities throughout the U.S. and Canada. Since its inception, the campaign has donated nearly $500,000 to non-profit organizations who advocate on behalf of servicemen and women and those wounded in combat.

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Delta-Chi’s Kappa Sigma Charity Classic Raises over $94,000 for A Greater Cause The Delta-Chi Chapter at Mississippi State University hosted its 16th annual Kappa Sigma Charity Classic on Saturday, April 26th 2014. The event pitted the Delta-Chi Chapter against MSU’s chapter of Sigma Chi in a charity football game. This year, through a combination of private donors, chapter fundraising and a donation from Sigma Chi, the Delta-Chi Chapter was able to raise more than $94,000. This is a feat unmatched in Mississippi State fraternity fundraising history. “I am so proud of the Brothers of Delta-Chi. The chapter has had such a long history of giving to A Greater Cause,” said WGMC Toby H. Taylor (Epsilon-Psi, Lambuth University, ’95). The charities that benefited from this year’s efforts were Habitat for Humanity, Reclaimed Project and John Clark Packer, a 2001 initiate of the Delta-Chi Chapter.

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The game saw several lead changes, but in the end, Kappa Sigma took the lead in the final six minutes of the game and went on to defeat Sigma Chi 22-19. The victory was due in part to the dedication of several of MSU’s football players, including Brother, and MSU kicker, Evan R. Sobiesk (’12), MSU starting QB Dak Prescott, Gus Walley (TE), Damian Williams (QB), Nick Fitzgerald (QB), Ben Beckwith (OL) and Fred Walker (MSU’s QB communicator). Prescott wrote up a 16-page playbook for the team, and several of the players of MSU’s football team began regularly attending Delta-Chi practice two weeks before the game. Their energy on the sideline on game day galvanized the team and legitimized the event. Delta-Chi Grand Master T. Walton Chaney (’11) stated that the event could not have been a success without their selfless contributions.

“I am overwhelmed by the work and support of the chapter, donors, coaches and everyone else who had a hand in this year’s Charity Classic. Many hours of planning went into making this event a success, and every minute spent working to make this the best Charity Classic yet was worth it. This goes to show that when everyone buys into one vision and one goal, great things can be achieved. This success would not have happened without our Charity Classic Chairman Scott Miller. He truly deserves all of the praise. We are excited by the new precedent that this Charity Classic has set for the chapter, and we look forward to reaching new heights over the coming years,” said Brother Chaney. Major contributors to the event include: Deep South Pout, a local Starkville business, donated $15,000 to Reclaimed Project. The Horton Family, Brother Bowen Horton’s family, matched a chapter donation to Reclaimed Project for $20,000. The chapter raised $54,000 from fundraising. Sigma Chi at Mississippi State donated $5,000 to play in the game. “They truly understand being a Kappa Sigma means being a part of something bigger than yourself. Their efforts have raised an incredible $900,000 in the 16 year history of the Charity Classic,” said WGMC Taylor. H

2014 Kappa Sigma Man of the Year Celebration Announced

Banquet Honoring

Brother Craig R. Barrett

Former Chairman & CEO of Intel Corporation

Menlo Circus Club 190 Park Lane | Atherton, CA 94027

Saturday, September 20, 2014 Brother Craig R. Barrett (Beta-Zeta, Stanford, ‘58)

2014 MAN OF THE YEAR

Cocktail Reception: 6:00 PM Dinner and Program: 7:00 PM

Visit ksig.ma/2014MOY to register For questions, contact Kappa Sigma at 434.295.3193 Limited space available. Register by September 1, 2014. Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

2013-14 New Chapter Installations

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Santa Clara University Chapter Name: Sigma-Omega School Founded: 1851 Location: Santa Clara, CA Undergraduate Enrollment: 8,519

Catholic University of America Chapter Name: Sigma-Psi School Founded: 1887 Location: Washington, DC Undergraduate Enrollment: 6,725

Campbell University Chapter Name: Sigma-Phi School Founded: 1887 Location: Buies Creek, NC Undergraduate Enrollment: 7,121

Welcome Kappa Sigma’s Newest Chapters

University of Nevada-Reno Chapter Name: Tau-Gamma School Founded: 1874 Location: Reno, NV Undergraduate Enrollment: 18,227

Humboldt State University Chapter Name: Tau-Beta School Founded: 1913 Location: Arcata, CA Undergraduate Enrollment: 8,293

State University of New York-Geneseo Chapter Name: Tau-Alpha School Founded: 1871 Location: Geneseo, NY Undergraduate Enrollment: 4,950

2013-14 NEW CHAPTER INSTALLATIONS

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University of Texas at Arlington Chapter Name: Theta-Omega School Founded: 1895 Location: Arlington, TX Undergraduate Enrollment: 34,249

Ashland University Chapter Name: Theta-Nu School Founded: 1878 Location: Ashland, OH Undergraduate Enrollment: 6,000

Muskingum University Chapter Name: Theta-Omicron School Founded: 1837 Location: New Concord, OH Undergraduate Enrollment: 3,000

University of Miami Chapter Name: Epsilon-Beta School Founded: 1925 Location: Coral Gables, FL Undergraduate Enrollment: 10,509

Kappa Sigma Welcomes the Return of These Chapters

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California Polytechnic State University - San Luis Obispo Chapter Name: Nu-Alpha School Founded: 1901 Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Undergraduate Enrollment: 19,703

University of Iowa Chapter Name: Beta-Rho School Founded: 1847 Location: Iowa City, IA Undergraduate Enrollment: 31,065

University of New Hampshire Chapter Name: Beta-Kappa School Founded: 1866 Location: Durham, NH Undergraduate Enrollment: 14,000

University of Massachusetts-Amherst Chapter Name: Gamma-Delta School Founded: 1863 Location: Amherst, MA Undergraduate Enrollment: 27,269

2013-14 RECHARTERED CHAPTERS

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Endowment Fund Trustee Q&A

Brother Donal “Pops” L. McClamroch, Jr. (Eta, Randolph-Macon, ‘74) In early June, The Caduceus was able to sit down and speak with Past Worthy Grand Master, Brother Donal “Pops” L. McClamroch, Jr. (Eta, RandolphMacon, ‘74) about his service to Kappa Sigma and his vision for the Endowment Fund, where he currently serves as Treasurer on the Board of Trustees. I’ve always heard you go by “Pops.” How did that nickname come about? Brother McClamroch: As an undergraduate, the Kappa Sigma chapter at Randolph-Macon College was composed mostly of brothers who were also leading players on the school’s football team. In a way, you could say that I was the “token” non-football player that attempted to keep the other guys out of trouble with the college. The brothers were regulars at a small local restaurant where the owner took an interest in us and helped with our socials. He gave me the nickname “Poppa Mac” because, according to him, I was the most responsible one of the lot. The name didn’t spread nationally until our then-DGM and future Worthy Grand Scribe Ronald “Spider” Webb introduced me as “Pops” in Charlottesville at my first multidistrict conclave as a volunteer alumnus. The name stuck. How has your leadership within Kappa Sigma impacted your professional career? Brother McClamroch: I joined the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) in 1996 after about 19 years with the Virginia Forensic Crime Laboratory. My ATF career started in Washington with immediate focus on the Olympic Park bombing. Later, I made my way down to Atlanta where I’ve been Chief of the Atlanta Forensic Science Laboratory since 2001. My career has been nothing short of rewarding and Kappa Sigma provided me with the leadership skills and experience I needed at a young age to propel my career. How have you seen the Endowment Fund’s Scholarship-Leadership Award (SLA) program make a difference? Brother McClamroch: When I was a younger volunteer serving as DGM in Virginia, I saw the SLA program directly impact a brother who was pursuing a military career. He was struggling financially and staying in school was an uphill battle. Some thirty years ago, that small boost from being awarded the SLA scholarship helped keep that young man in school. Sometimes it’s easy to forget that a few hundred dollars can make a world of difference to a 19 year old kid. He went on to have a distinguished career in the military and served our country with honor. When I think back on stories like that, it makes me proud to be a Kappa Sigma.

“It doesn’t matter where you were initiated, your age, or your profession – getting connected with Kappa Sigma, in any capacity, boosts our undergrads and strengthens our Order.” 12

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“My reward of being involved with the fraternity is watching young men start their journeys as undergraduates and rise through the ranks of volunteers to serve the fraternity, and the Endowment Fund.” In addition to a financial contribution, what are other ways that alumni can impact our undergraduates through the Endowment Fund? Brother McClamroch: Simply stated – get involved. Start an alumni association in your city. Send out an invitation to start up a monthly lunch gathering. Drop by a local chapter, even if it’s not your home chapter. It doesn’t matter where you were initiated, your age, or your profession – getting connected with Kappa Sigma, in any capacity, boosts our undergrads and strengthens our Order. What is the driving force behind your continued dedication to serve on the Endowment Fund’s Board of Trustees? Brother McClamroch: For me, it’s about giving part of yourself back to something you’re passionate about. We live in a world that will judge us by how we give back to our society before we leave it. Even though there are 7 billion people out there, each of us can make a difference and Kappa Sigma gives us one such avenue to do that. My reward of being involved with the fraternity is watching young men start their journeys as undergraduates and rise through the ranks of volunteers to serve the fraternity, and the Endowment Fund. The skills they picked up as undergraduates made them better dads, better aldermen at their church and better leaders in their communities. And that’s what we’re all about, making better men.

Kappa Sigma! The idea is simple – you involve the parents, and especially the mothers, and give them the opportunity to support a major part of their son’s college experience. The Parents’ Leadership Circle gives family members the ability to contribute to Kappa Sigma in a meaningful way that supports scholarships across North America for deserving brothers. The more people invested in our brothers’ successes, the stronger Kappa Sigma becomes. Looking back, what is the proudest moment of your career as a Kappa Sigma volunteer? Brother McClamroch: One of the proudest moments was during my term as Worthy Grand Master. It involved the ribbon-cutting of our fraternity’s new home in Charlottesville. I started to tear up when I cut that ribbon on the new headquarters building in June of 2007. It was a culmination of a dream to see the doors open at Kappa Sigma’s new headquarters for the first time. Team Kappa Sigma really came together those two years. We opened a new home and broke every record you can imagine in scholarship, recruitment, and service. Those are two years I will never forget. I’m also proud to see that legacy of dominance continue as we break our own records with each ensuing biennium. It has been thrilling to watch these historic accomplishments and it has been an affirmation of fulfilling our Kappa Sigma obligations.

The Parents’ Leadership Circle is one of the Endowment Fund’s major initiatives. How do you think it plays into the long-term success of Kappa Sigma? Brother McClamroch: Funny you bring this up. My mom is almost in her eighties and still donates to

Interview conducted by Chrysanthos “Chrys” V. Nikopoulos (Kappa-Omega, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, ‘07)

Visit the new Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund website! ef.kappasigma.org. To contribute to the educational and leadership programs which benefit the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund, visit: www.kappasigmadonate.org

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Parents’ Leadership Circle The leadership that parents exhibit throughout their son’s lives has provided the vision and drive for our members to excel. Many parents have continued this leadership by joining the 2013-2014 Parents Leadership Circle, a sustaining program of the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund. This Fund exists to support the mission of Kappa Sigma Fraternity and ensure that our undergraduate members get the most out of their lifelong membership experience. Their support through the Parents Leadership Circle allows us greater ability to support our yearly Scholarship-Leadership Awards Program, annual Leadership Conferences, professional development workshops and networking events. Chapter names in brackets represent a Legacy Chapter when applicable. UNDERGRADUATE Joshua M. Gale Ian A. Schulner James J. Fagan Aaron R. Rosen Jeffrey C. Mattox Devin D. Byrne Richard M. Fisher Taylor R. Craig Robert N. McMillen Travis C. Martin Jesse D. Kinney Johnathan Mares Daniel M. Wekstein Orion A. Choy John T. Newman Samuel G. Miller Evan R. Levine Ryan J. Morgan W. Spencer Ivey Ian R. Miller Kevin R. Miller Joseph J. Nano Scott D. Safford Evan D. Bowe Max P. Duggan Brian D. Gould Michael A. McLelland Andrew P. Burger Benjamin D. Zake Christopher M. Hetrick Ashton W. Farr Christopher D. Roberts Ryan M. McDaniel Jared S. Bullock Bryan S. Pittman, Jr. Sean P. Brady Casey G. Lozyniak Ryan P. Glosson Daniel P. Giordano Joshua S. Manescalco Spencer S. Marsden Charles M. Campbell Edward C. Landreth Kevin M. Kemper Zachary D. Lucas Richard M. Lasek Luke D. O’Connell Ryan M. Bacastow Charles Palmer Kyle Siemers Connor M. Byrne Christopher M. Janeck Kyle T. Skubic Dean H. B. Bertelsen Jonathan A. Busano Michael L. Eni Nathan A. Weiner 14

CHAPTER Alpha Alpha-Alpha Alpha-Delta Alpha-Eta Alpha-Eta Alpha-Eta Alpha-Eta Alpha-Gamma Alpha-Gamma Alpha-Iota Alpha-Iota Alpha-Kappa Alpha-Kappa Alpha-Kappa Alpha-Kappa Alpha-Kappa Alpha-Mu Alpha-Nu Alpha-Phi Alpha-Phi Alpha-Phi Alpha-Phi Alpha-Phi Alpha-Pi Alpha-Psi Alpha-Psi Alpha-Sigma Alpha-Sigma Alpha-Sigma Alpha-Sigma Alpha-Tau Alpha-Tau Alpha-Tau Alpha-Upsilon Alpha-Upsilon Alpha-Zeta Beta Beta Beta-Beta Beta-Chi Beta-Chi Beta-Chi Beta-Chi Beta-Chi Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Epsilon Beta-Gamma Beta-Gamma Beta-Gamma Beta-Iota Beta-Kappa

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INIT. YEAR 2014 2012 2010 2012 2012 2013 2012 2012 2012 2012 2011 2012 2012 2012 2014 2013 2014 2013 2012 2010 2012 2014 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2014 2014 2013 2014 2013 2013 2013 2013 2012 2013 1980 2009 2014 2012 2012 2014 2013 2013 2013 2011 2012 2012 2011 2013 2012 2014 2013 2011 2014

PARENT’S NAME Dr. Tsiporah Shore Linda Schulner James Fagan Douglas Rosen Joel Mattox Darlene Singleton Byrne Steven Fisher Bradley Craig Mary Katherine McMillen Victor Lee Martin Jack Kinney Eyal Mares Yvonne Wekstein Manuel Choy Rosalie Mastropolo Newman William Miller June Levine Joel Keith Morgan Robert Arthur Ivey Julianna Miller Julianna Miller Joan Atkinson Nano Leila Safford Steven Bowe Michael James Duggan Michael Gould Thomas McLelland Craig B. Burger (Gamma-Sigma, ‘76) David Zake Lisa Hetrick Rodney C. Farr (Epsilon-Gamma, ‘84) Paul Duncan Roberts James Rick McDaniel Paige Bullock Steve Pittman Patrick Hurley Brady Rich Lozyniak John Glosson Fernando Ahenzar Sam Manescalco Lisa Marsden Nora Hume Lucy Landreth Thomas Kemper Kelly Marie Hulseman Mark Lasek Thomas O’Connell Shelley Bacastow Katie Palmer Ronald Francis Siemers Darlene Singleton Byrne Mark Isham Janeck Tracy Skubic Kevin Bertelsen Jeanne Novas-Busano Louis Eni Patricia Weiner

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND UNDERGRADUATE Anthony J. Tedescucci Ian M. Doyle Jack T. Holland Rakan E. Dodin Thomas Gray Samuel J. Rusher Ryan S. Looney Thomas C. Braine Oliver M. Ward Christopher J. Dubin Adam J. Yungmeyer Oliver D. Mikkelsen Jared M. Warzala Shane E. Hafner Matthew C. Benson Jonathan M. Benghiat Ethan R. T. Bresler Andrew J. Mullenger Ryan D. Emme Benjamin Roberts Daniel J. Wagner Charles D. Sincavage III Neil A. Precilio Collin Schmid Cody J. Brack Colin M. Knight Stephen Nimalasuriya Chad A. Zepponi David Huffman Schuyler E. Jones John D. Trinca Craig D. Campbell, Jr. Andrew M. Pfeiffer Chris R. Cerjan Hayden Holland Marc B. Cohen Hayden E. Brascia Jon Lee Aj Helfet Tyler Borch John J. Buderwitz John N. Thibault John W. Patrick Jack Rosman Bradley A. Cachopo Ray Davis Matthew McGriff Christopher Poggi Richard T. Scott Stefan Hardie Raicevic Antoine M. Lebeaut Marcus A. Lee Matthew J. Kershner Matthew D. Terry Robert C. Kondoff Nolan Vaughan Will Parker Dylan K. Culberson Matthew M. Robinson Robert J. Kelly Derek J. Robertson Jacob A. Henning Gregory A. Collins Max Bresolin Dyllan T. Williams Michael S. Yao Shawn E. Tenny Andrew Robert Klipfel

CHAPTER Beta-Kappa Beta-Kappa Beta-Mu Beta-Mu Beta-Nu Beta-Nu Beta-Omega Beta-Omega Beta-Omega Beta-Omicron Beta-Omicron Beta-Phi Beta-Pi Beta-Rho Beta-Rho Beta-Sigma Beta-Sigma Beta-Sigma Beta-Tau Beta-Theta Chi Chi Chi Chi Chi Delta Delta-Alpha Delta-Chi Delta-Chi Delta-Chi Delta-Chi Delta-Chi Delta-Delta Delta-Delta Delta-Delta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Eta Delta-Lambda Delta-Mu Delta-Phi Delta-Phi Delta-Pi Delta-Pi Delta-Rho Delta-Rho Delta-Rho Delta-Sigma Delta-Sigma Delta-Xi Delta-Xi Delta-Xi Epsilon Epsilon-Beta Epsilon-Beta Epsilon-Beta Epsilon-Beta Epsilon-Epsilon Colony Epsilon-Iota Epsilon-Iota Epsilon-Iota Epsilon-Mu

INIT. YEAR 2014 2014 2013 2013 2012 2013 2013 2013 2014 2013 2012 2012 2013 2014 2014 2012 2014 2014 2014 2014 2012 2013 2011 2012 2014 2013 2012 2013 2012 2011 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2011 2011 2012 2010 2014 2011 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 2012 2014 2013 2014 2012 2012 2013 2011 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2014 2013 2012

PARENT’S NAME Mrs. Patricia Ann Tedescucci Patricia Doyle Eileen Holland Emad Dodin R. Michael Gray (Beta-Nu, ‘77) Jim Rusher Donald Scott Looney Gordon Braine Richard Lane Thomas Dubin Karen Yungmeyer Elizabeth Mikkelsen Allison Warzala Dave Hafner Michael Benson Ted Benghiat Dr. Audrey Tatar Mrs. Mary Mullenger Mrs. Patty Beatrice Emme Leonard Roberts Cathy Wagner Robyn Sincavage Joan Precilio Laura Schmid Deanna Brack Amy Coulter Grubb Laurie Morison Tim Zepponi Tony Huffman Ellen Jones Janet Provenza Trinca Craig Campbell Barbara Pfeiffer Robert Paul Cerjan Robert Holland Len Cohen Eddie Brascia Sue Lee Molly Helfet Christopher Reid Borch Debbie Buderwitz COL Gregory Paul Thibault Susan Patrick Tom Rosman Linda Joyce Cachopo Raymond Davis Jon McGriff Van Doren Van Doren William Fred Scott Vladimir Raicevic Alexandre Lebeaut Donna Lee Rhonda Kershner Mark Terry Mrs. Tamie Kondoff Melissa Stubblefield Vaughan Tom Parker Bryan Mattimore Matt Robinson Patrick Joseph Kelly Maria Robertson John Temple Henning Jim F. Collins III (Beta-Omega, ‘77) Karen Patricia Manning Bresolin Jane Williams Mrs. Kathryn Jean Yao Katherine Tenny Patrick Klipfel

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND UNDERGRADUATE Luke K. Brooks Glen E. Rex Curtis C. Hamilton Luke C. Lehman Colton L. O’Neal Craig T. Childs Aron W. Miller Cody G. Brown Mason C. Hicks Brandon L. Wallach Richard S. Bock Hayes C. Stewart Connor A. Strauss Campbell C. Flynt Harrison Flynt Joshua J. Seligsohn Hayden L. Grahl Alejandro M. Cuadros Eric C. Skinner Daniel S. Gaddis Cameron D. Scott Andrew M. Van Hoozer Aaron Allen Caleb W. Hunter Jonathan P. Catterfeld Thomas F. Swindale Grant E. Turville Neal T. Dickinson Benjamin P. Katz Phillip M. Mann Alex C. Haffner Nicholas A. Thrash Clayton G. Stiver Jared T. Shafer Thomas E. Wittler Michael A. Fusco Jason S. Lee Parker D. Pickens Alexander J. Long Robert B. Westfield Jordan R. Greensphan Cameron B. Kanda Leonard J. Finley Joshua D. Picker Alex M. Batali Lucas K. Atwood Connor J. Richardson Jacob P. Finley Justin M. Macaw Sean M. Liu Joseph M. Guido Ralph S. Rodriguez Christopher J. Castiglia Walker R. Lawrence Jonathan Hill Samuel B. Carlson Michael L. Portu Benjamin J. Steren Spencer A. Shapiro Chase C. Colburn Graham B. Wanders Jesus C. Leal Thomas J. Fleming Nathan J. Lee Noah A. Stewart Matthew A. Zozimo Brandon M. Attiliis Anthony S. Bongiovano 16

CHAPTER Epsilon-Mu Epsilon-Mu Epsilon-Mu Epsilon-Mu Epsilon-Nu Epsilon-Phi Epsilon-Phi Epsilon-Phi Epsilon-Phi Epsilon-Zeta Eta Gamma Gamma Gamma Gamma Gamma-Alpha Gamma-Delta Gamma-Delta Gamma-Kappa Gamma-Kappa Gamma-Kappa Gamma-Kappa Gamma-Kappa Gamma-Kappa Gamma-Mu Gamma-Mu Gamma-Mu Gamma-Nu Gamma-Omega Gamma-Omega Gamma-Omega Gamma-Omega Gamma-Omicron Gamma-Omicron Gamma-Omicron Gamma-Phi Gamma-Pi Gamma-Psi Gamma-Psi Gamma-Psi Gamma-Rho Gamma-Rho Gamma-Rho Gamma-Rho Gamma-Rho Gamma-Tau Gamma-Tau Gamma-Tau Gamma-Theta Gamma-Upsilon Gamma-Upsilon Gamma-Upsilon Gamma-Upsilon Iota Johnson & Wales-Providence Colony Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa-Alpha Kappa-Chi Kappa-Epsilon Kappa-Eta Kappa-Mu Kappa-Mu Kappa-Nu Kappa-Phi Kappa-Theta

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PARENT’S NAME LaDonna Brooks Glenn Rex Gayle Hamilton Mark Lehman Calvin ONeal Richard Childs Mrs. Tracie Kistler Terry Brown Grady Hicks Kenneth Wallach John Bock Bing Stewart Trish Ann Strauss James Allen Cisarik Jane Flynt Anna Seligsohn Glenn Grahl Laura Cuadros Marvin Skinner Melinda Gaddis David Scott Mike Van Hoozer Cindy Allen Melanie Ann Hunter Trudy Catterfeld Dr. Mary Colleen Swindale John Edward Turville Patty Dickenson Jerry Katz Doug Ellen Mann Danielle Haffner Randy Curtis Thrash Gregory A Stiver Josephine Shafer Bob Wittler Mario Fusco Sue Lee Gary Douglas Pickens Jeffrey Craig Long Robert T. Westfield Andrew Greensphan James Mitsuo Kanda Lynn Marie FInley Adam Picker Kellie Batali Julie Atwood Randal Richardson Cindy Webster Becky Macaw John Liu Joseph Guido Phillip Paley Mary Castiglia Jenny McChesney Joanne Hill Audrey Alenson Jody Portu Diane Snyder Steren Stephen Shapiro Crisann Conroy David Wanders Jesus Leal Bonita Fleming Joel Lee Teddy Dermot Stewart Delio ZoZimo Cyndi Stinson Sam Bongiovano

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND UNDERGRADUATE Donald L. Bongiovano John K. Wagner Luke A. Houser John W. Garrett Alexander J. Lundberg Connor Lane William J. Ferrell Thomas F. Riley Nicholas Daniel Ramsey Cameron R. Finley Alex M. Calloway Thaddeus H. Gerard, Jr. Samuel C. Lombardo Peter M. Bellingham Jacob G. Bitting Gregory C. Moore Luke S. Mason Benjamin D. Barnes Nicholas A. Zanetis Christian P. Zanetis Jacob J. Schulze Christian P. Munch Mitchell J. Skinner Eric N. Mangin Derek S. Hess Patrick J. Brown Tim B. Hurkmans Dylan T. Jones Jeffrey R. Lang Colin A. Zimmerman Thomas G. Branthover Alexander J. Boyer Brooks Baddeley Kevin N. Koda Devin J. Harvey Cody J. Kratochvil Dylan J. Kratochvil Joseph R. Nichols Bob S. Breon, III John R. Cisneros Daniel J. Carbone Brandyn Dante Deshan Thomas David P. Edwards Jr Rafael D. DeSouza Taylor M. Smith Ryan P. Caron Clay R. Jones Christopher P. DeMauro Nolan P. Falgout, IV Michael A. Nicolia Thomas Wagner Stephen W. Machuga Michael T. Wilson Jeffery R. Birkenmaier Stewart Mills, IV Matthew G. Riedel David A. Ferreira Timothy P. Gallagher John Paul J. Ryan Colin W. Weber Shawn R. Lane William G. Murphy Andrew W. Jury Harrison W. Leeson Jeremy W. Eubank Peter Mariani, Jr. Nicholas T. Kress Evan J. Lang

CHAPTER Kappa-Theta Kappa-Upsilon Kappa-Zeta Lambda Lambda Lambda-Epsilon Lambda-Epsilon Lambda-Lambda Lambda-Lambda Lambda-Lambda Lambda-Nu Lambda-Nu Lambda-Tau Lambda-Tau Lambda-Tau Lambda-Tau Lambda-Tau Lambda-Tau Mu Mu Mu-Delta Mu-Eta Mu-Gamma Mu-Gamma Mu-Gamma Mu-Gamma Mu-Psi Mu-Rho Mu-Rho Mu-Sigma Mu-Sigma Mu-Upsilon Nu-Alpha Nu-Alpha Nu-Alpha Nu-Alpha Nu-Alpha Nu-Alpha Nu-Epsilon Nu-Gamma Nu-Gamma Nu-Kappa Nu-Lambda Nu-Omicron Nu-Omicron Nu-Phi Nu-Theta Omicron-Beta Omicron-Chi Omicron-Epsilon Omicron-Omicron Omicron-Omicron Omicron-Phi Omicron-Phi Omicron-Psi Omicron-Rho Omicron-Sigma Omicron-Upsilon Omicron-Upsilon Omicron-Upsilon Omicron-Upsilon Phi Phi Phi Pi-Delta Pi-Mu Pi-Mu Pi-Mu

INIT. YEAR 2013 2013 2012 2013 2013 2012 2013 2013 2012 2014 2012 2012 2013 2012 2014 2012 2014 2013 2012 2013 2012 2012 2013 2013 2014 2013 2013 2012 2011 2013 2013 2011 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2012 2013 2014 2013 2011 2013 2011 2013 2013 2012 2013 2014 2013 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2014 2012 2011 2014 2012 2012 2014 2012

PARENT’S NAME Sam Bongiovano John Kevin Wagner Dan Houser Becky Garrett Suzanne Lundberg Robert Lane Jim Ferrell Lynda Riley William Ramsey Mrs. Leigh Robinson Finley Steve Calloway Amy Gerard Randy Lombardo Mark Bellingham Jeffrey Lee Bitting Rick Moore Mike Mason Martha Barnes Maria Zanetis Maria Zanetis Danelle Suzanne Schulze Steven Munch Marvin Skinner Kristen Joyce Price Mrs. Fran Hess Eric Luis Brown Robert Hurkmans Jay Jones Stephen Lang Jay James Zimmerman Robin Branthover Stephen J. Boyer (Gamma-Lambda, ‘69) Michael James Baddeley Rodney Nelson Koda Thomas Harvey Cynthia Kratochvil Cynthia Kratochvil Jerry Nichols Bob Stanton Breon, Jr. Richard Cisneros Irene Mitsuhashi Brandy Ard Denise Edwards Marcos DeSouza Karen Smith Anissa Kidd Larry Jones William DeMauro Nolan Paul Falgout Jeannette Nicolia Tom Wagner Stephen Machuga Mary Pat Dzielak Christine Birkenmaier Christine Stewart Mills, III Victoria Riedel Leonard Ferreira Sheila Gallagher Mrs. Donna Marie Ryan Beth Weber Pamela Culberson Drew Murphy Ann Jury Holly Leeson Susan Haley Eubank Lynette Mariani Mrs. Valerie Kress Wendy Lang

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND UNDERGRADUATE Seth O. Grant Joseph J. Boscarino Joseph V. DePierro, Jr. Sean C. Bowe Benjamin M. Becker Temur S. Imam Sam A. Kushner William C. McDermott Samuel Gruehn Jonathan R. Frischkorn Timothy C. Rush Nicholas J. Giammattei Tyler J. Wengert Parker D. A. Williams Jeffrey E. Sameshima Jered R. Smith Corey P. Brown Ryan J. Kulesz Andrew C. Kissinger Daniel F. Fullerton Jordan T. Harris Derek S. Kim Raymond D. Santivasci Joseph Scancarella Geoffrey B. Davidson William V. Morris Max A. Tochterman Michael S. Wyatt Kevin D. Harshman Eric C. Hernandez Timothy A. Ziegenfus Ralph J. Gallo Nicholas A. Cundari Nicholas A. Cundari Paul I. Pavlich Edward A. Kubis Manuel A. Reyes Ty H. Allison Mark A. Parsons Jordan D. McClenny Jonathan G. Wachtel James E. Mauro Matthew C. Forde Alexander D. Shimanek Cody W. Latimer Andrew F. Magirl Alexander M. Sakorafis John K. Felch Daniel A. Falcone Pace G. Woods Jason T. Beylor Evan J. Crowley Alfredo J. Martinez Yaron M. Rubin Steven H. Ortiz Matthew T. Nagy Christian X. Galindo Robert Heinevetter John M. Franck Andrew J. Sueling Ryan C. Muroff Christopher Desimone Craig S. Peterson James J. Carroll Devan L. DePauw Alex L. Bridges Taylor A. Tosto Shannon Lee Hardie 18

CHAPTER Pi-Mu Pi-Nu Pi-Nu Pi-Omega Pi-Omega Pi-Psi Pi-Rho Pi-Rho Pi-Sigma Pi-Theta Pi-Theta Pi-Theta Pi-Xi Pi-Xi Pi-Xi Pi-Xi Pi-Xi Rho Rho Rho Prime Rho-Beta Rho-Chi Rho-Chi Rho-Eta Rho-Eta Rho-Eta Rho-Iota Rho-Kappa Rho-Kappa Rho-Kappa Rho-Lambda Rho-Omega Rho-Omega Rho-Omega Rho-Omega Rho-Omega Rho-Omicron Rho-Psi Rho-Theta Sigma Sigma Sigma-Delta Sigma-Epsilon Sigma-Eta Sigma-Iota Sigma-Kappa Sigma-Kappa Sigma-Lambda Sigma-Lambda Sigma-Lambda Sigma-Lambda Sigma-Mu Sigma-Mu Sigma-Nu Sigma-Omega Sigma-Omega Sigma-Omega Sigma-Omega Sigma-Omicron Sigma-Phi Sigma-Pi Sigma-Psi Sigma-Psi Sigma-Psi Sigma-Rho Sigma-Rho Sigma-Rho Sigma-Tau

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PARENT’S NAME Ann Grant Carolyn Robertson Boscarino Mrs. Cecelia Irene DePierro Lynn Bowe Bruce Becker Arif Imam David S. Kushner (Beta-Delta, ‘80) Stephen McDermott Jeffrey Gruehn Roger Frischkorn Daniel Rush Karen Giammattei James Wengert Anthony Williams Dawn Sameshima Kimberly Smith Christy Brown David Kulesz John Kissinger Mrs. Elizabeth Fullerton Holly Harris In Kim Mrs. Yvelisse Santivasci Cathy Scancarella Gary Kenneth Davidson Livingston Van Buren Morris Sandy Tochterman Kathryn Econome Wyatt Sandra Harshman Enrique Hernandez Tim Ziegenfus Ralph Gallo Rocco Cundari Rocco Cundari Paul Pavlich Edward Kubis Juan Reyes Luevano Janice Allison-Popp James Parsons Tami McClenny Ms. Leslie Ann Wachtel Russell Mauro Glen Forde Marcella Trout Patty Leiker David Andrew Magirl Dr. Anthony Sakorafis John Felch Robert Falcone Robert Woods Barb Beylor Jim Crowley Cindy Enos-Martinez Mrs. Ziona Rubin Consuelo Siguenza-Ortiz Sharon Nagy Luis Galindo Elizabeth Fox John Franck Keith Sueling Stacey Muroff Vince DeSimone Craig Peterson Jim Carroll Martin DePauw Susan Bridges Matt Tosto Mark Hardie

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND UNDERGRADUATE Andrei A. Poleshchuk, Jr. Dalton G. Delagarza Chase Deiglmeier Michael Cisarik Nicholas A. Monto Patrick D. Widmer Peter H. Lazich Jason Preus Saharath J. Kleips Nicholas T. B. Palko Edward M. Boschini Keenan S. Patton Justin J. Lazaro Brandon J. Ross Jason T. Smith William M. Boyd Kyle M. Carbone Kyle R. VandenBrandHorninge Matthew B. Lane Troy S. Gilbeaux Matthew C. Erickson William P. Matt Christopher H. Seelinger Kellynn E. Brack Kendall J. Lance Collin S. McCartney Colin C. Perschbacher Clayton M. Schulz Stefan M. LaMonte Zachary M. Eckert Brandon J. Ditto Ian A. Jindrich Nicholas G. Garro Angelo S. Rivera Brian Urban Dylan Laube Logan Reinke George William Ficken Dylan John Zaccaria Kristjan Prima Zachary D. Wilson Robert T. Childress Zachary R. Trail Austin M. Calhoun Samuel P. Farris Ian P. Roberts Connor E. Kleck Derek A. Hunter Brian T. Whyte Scott M. Edelstein Alexander M. Pernokas Ryan P. McGinnis Patrick T. Carter Patrick R. Panasko Dylan W. Tucci Michael W. Ward Tristan P. Gibbo Garrett H. Hix Michael D. Crusco Devon A. Horton Cameron W. Williams W. Cody Enfinger Marcus A. Wendorff Nicholas J. Biggi Kevin D. Hansen Dennis P. Aloia Steven E. Smathers, Jr.

CHAPTER Sigma-Theta Sigma-Xi Spokane, Washington Colony Tau Tau-Alpha Tau-Alpha Tau-Delta Tau-Gamma Tau-Gamma Theta Theta Theta-Beta Theta-Iota Theta-Iota Theta-Iota Theta-Iota Theta-Iota Theta-Iota Theta-Lambda Theta-Lambda Theta-Nu Theta-Omicron Theta-Pi Theta-Psi Theta-Psi Theta-Psi Theta-Theta Theta-Theta Theta-Upsilon Theta-Xi Theta-Xi Theta-Xi Theta-Zeta Theta-Zeta Univ. of Rhode Island Colony Univ. of Rhode Island Colony Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Colony Upsilon West Chester, PA Colony West Chester, PA Colony Xi Xi Xi Xi Xi Xi Xi Xi Xi-Beta Xi-Beta Xi-Beta Xi-Beta Xi-Delta Xi-Epsilon Xi-Gamma Xi-Iota Xi-Iota Xi-Iota Xi-Lambda Xi-Lambda Xi-Psi Xi-Theta Xi-Xi Xi-Xi Xi-Xi Xi-Xi Zeta

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PARENT’S NAME Andrei Poleshchuk Gail Brenda Brubaker Mrs. Tracy Deiglmeier Nancy Carbone Mrs. Margaret Monto Frederick Widmer Mrs. Lynn Williams Anthony Preus Joseph Frank Kleips Dr. Steffen Erich Palko Victor Boschini Mrs. Tonja Patton Romina Lazaro Lazaro Carmen Ross Lilibeth Ramirez Smith Evelin Boyd Gina Carbone Shawn Vandenbrandhorninge Gail Lane Raymond Troy Gilbeaux Brett Lee Erickson William Matt Bruce Seelinger Lynn Brack Bill Lance John McCartney Scott Perschbacher Brian Keith Schulz Mrs. Cara LaMonte Timothy Eckert Ray Ditto Mrs. Gail Andrea Jindrich George J. Garro (Theta-Zeta, ‘69) Freddie Rivera Mike Urban Mrs. Denise Laube Lynn Reinke Kenneth Leon Ficken John Zaccaria Dr. Arvo Prima Jeanne Koch Robert Neil Childress Leigh Trail Gina Calhoun Bobby Dean Farris Pat Roberts Gary Kleck Debby Hunter Rudyard Whyte Beth Edelstein Mark Pernokas David McGinnis Sheila Sutton Bonnie Lee Panasko William Tucci Mark Ward Patrick Gibbo Donna Hix Joe Crusco Mrs. Valerie Thorogood Kim Williams Shirley Parent Marion Wendorff Diane Biggi Herbert Hansen Kathie Aloia Steven Edward Smathers

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND

Alumni Dues Program Since 1967, Brothers have supported the Fraternity and Endowment Fund by contributing annually via the Alumni Dues solicitation. These contributions have helped Kappa Sigma Fraternity remain the most affordable Fraternity experience for college students today. More so than any other contribution, donations to the Alumni Dues program benefit the undergraduate members of the Fraternity! Thank you to all of the alumni who participate and contribute. Names appear by chapter then initiation year. Myron F. Steves, Sr., Alpha, 1931 Richard M. Oh, Alpha, 2007 Phillip H. Ligon, Alpha, 2008 Mark A. Kunetz, Alpha-Alpha, 1979 Marc A. Siegel, Alpha-Alpha, 1980 Omar H. Khiel, Jr., Alpha-Alpha, 1980 Otis P. Stearns, III, Alpha-Alpha, 1986 Gregory A. Nasif, Alpha-Alpha, 2010 George H. Eser, Jr., Alpha-Alpha Prime, 1940 James R. Barry, Jr., Alpha-Beta, 1944 Emory M. Wilson, Alpha-Beta, 1949 Robert G. Kopp, Alpha-Beta, 1949 William E. Wilson, Alpha-Beta, 1950 Wallace L. Harris, Jr., Alpha-Beta, 1951 William F. Foster, Alpha-Beta, 1953 Frank R. Whiteley, Jr., Alpha-Beta, 1957 George L. Colson, Alpha-Beta, 1958 Joseph F. Vaughan, Jr., Alpha-Beta, 1960 James D. Buie, Jr., Alpha-Beta, 1967 Marshall L. Soullier, Alpha-Beta, 1970 Richard T. Fulton, Alpha-Beta, 1976 Judson A. Whorton, Alpha-Beta, 1977 Peter B. Hoffman, Alpha-Beta, 1981 William J. Becham, Jr., Alpha-Beta, 1991 William R. Andersen, Alpha-Beta, 2003 Charles L. Hamilton, Alpha-Chi, 1947 Charles R. Rouse, Alpha-Chi, 1949 Ray J. Geraci, Alpha-Chi, 1949 Gordon R. Bennett, Jr., Alpha-Chi, 1950 Robert J. Bridell, Alpha-Chi, 1954 Joseph G. Hodges, Jr., Alpha-Chi, 1962 Clifton E. Mowrer, Jr., Alpha-Delta, 1951 Wayne A. Pihl, Alpha-Delta, 1951 H. Wesley Link, Alpha-Delta, 1954 Richard D. Madden, Alpha-Delta, 1960 Vincent D. Diloreto, Jr., Alpha-Delta, 1962 Terry R. Eshenour, Alpha-Delta, 1964 R. Brad Lawrence, Alpha-Delta, 1966 Edward M. Lammi, Jr., Alpha-Delta, 1968 Robert W. Hampton, Jr., Alpha-Delta, 1970 Victor P. O’Brien, Alpha-Delta, 1970 James H. Leax, Jr., Alpha-Delta, 1971 Ronald F. Derzak, Alpha-Delta, 1973 Alexander A. De Zubay, Alpha-Delta, 1976 Mark L. Rippy, Alpha-Delta, 1978 John M. Murphy, Alpha-Delta, 1985 Michael S. De Napoli, Alpha-Delta, 1985 J. Douglas Byler, Alpha-Delta, 1987 Jason M. Lytle, Alpha-Delta, 1996 Toby A. Jantz, Alpha-Delta, 2002 Llewellyn Jenkins, Alpha-Epsilon, 1939 Herbert E. Harris, Jr., Alpha-Epsilon, 1942 J. Robert Graves, Alpha-Epsilon, 1943 William G. Walkup, Alpha-Epsilon, 1944 Donald G. Downing, Alpha-Epsilon, 1944 Joseph M. Moro, Alpha-Epsilon, 1952

Alexander W. Loukas, Alpha-Epsilon, 1952 Dr David G. Kline, Alpha-Epsilon, 1953 Henry B. Warner, Jr., Alpha-Epsilon, 1955 William H. Odell, Alpha-Epsilon, 1955 Dr Charles M. Carr, Alpha-Epsilon, 1958 R. Joseph Fuchs, Alpha-Epsilon, 1959 Arthur L. Wolfe, Alpha-Epsilon, 1960 Stephen R. Leskovsky, Alpha-Epsilon, 1960 John R. Rockwell, Alpha-Epsilon, 1961 Robert J. Hoadley, Alpha-Epsilon, 1964 David S. Pottruck, Alpha-Epsilon, 1967 Michael T. Skinker, Alpha-Epsilon, 1967 Dr Kenneth A. Fetter, Alpha-Epsilon, 1969 Edward F. Sproat, III, Alpha-Epsilon, 1970 Dr Phillip R. Adams, MD, Alpha-Epsilon, 1970 James P. Good, Alpha-Epsilon, 1978 Michael W. Harris, Alpha-Epsilon, 1986 Alexander Golant, Alpha-Epsilon, 1996 Russell L. Wilkes, Alpha-Epsilon, 2000 Patrick J. Looby, Alpha-Epsilon, 2007 Oliver H. Pare, Alpha-Epsilon, 2010 John W. Callendar, Alpha-Epsilon, 2010 Dr Philip E. Franklin, Alpha-Eta, 1948 William N. Rydholm, Alpha-Eta, 1949 Allen H. Harrison, Jr., Alpha-Eta, 1952 Edward G. Engelbart, Alpha-Eta, 1962 Brian J. O’Dwyer, Alpha-Eta, 1964 Laurence F. Lane, Alpha-Eta, 1964 William L. Blumberg, Alpha-Eta, 1969 Richard Crosson, Alpha-Eta, 1970 Ross W. Levine, Alpha-Eta, 1978 Richard B. Gada, Jr., Alpha-Eta, 1995 Erik F. Yassenoff, Alpha-Eta, 2000 Andrew C. Annis, Alpha-Eta, 2007 Joseph A. Bishop IV, Alpha-Eta, 2009 Fred F. Berry, Jr., Alpha-Gamma, 1946 William R. Clinard, Alpha-Gamma, 1950 Dr Elmer C. Hendricks, Alpha-Gamma, 1951 LT COL Richard K. Dorschler, Alpha-Gamma, 1951 Robert R. Rasmussen, Alpha-Gamma, 1952 Arthur R. Williams, Alpha-Gamma, 1953 Donald R. Mc Lean, Alpha-Gamma, 1954 Donald E. Turnquist, Alpha-Gamma, 1955 Harold D. Meisenheimer, Alpha-Gamma, 1956 LTC Daryl M. Carpenter, Ret, Alpha-Gamma, 1960 Kenneth J. Hansen, Jr., Alpha-Gamma, 1967 Edward C. Blomeyer, III, Alpha-Gamma, 1967 Sergio A. Pecori, Alpha-Gamma, 1969 John F. Nelson, Jr., Alpha-Gamma, 1969 Douglas M. De Vore, Alpha-Gamma, 1979 Chris L. Wegehenkel, Alpha-Gamma, 1979 James M. Casey, Alpha-Gamma, 1979 Michael F. Ahern, Alpha-Gamma, 1980 Albert C. Dierckes, III, Alpha-Gamma, 1982 Robert G. Gillman, Alpha-Gamma, 1990 Timothy M. Lennon, Alpha-Gamma, 1993

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Kevin A. Miller, Alpha-Gamma, 1993 Mark G. Whetstone, Alpha-Gamma, 1997 Jacob W. Baldridge, Alpha-Gamma, 2007 Elmore W. Koons, Jr., Alpha-Iota, 1950 William C. Mc Clain, Alpha-Iota, 1953 Dr Arvel L. Fincher, Alpha-Iota, 1953 Richard W. Spencer, Alpha-Iota, 1953 Ross O. Mac Dougall, Alpha-Iota, 1957 Leroy E. Gibbs, Jr., Alpha-Iota, 1958 LTC Richard D. Kincaid USA(Ret), Alpha-Iota, 1959 Charles R. Umbarger, Alpha-Iota, 1961 Charlie S. Russell, Alpha-Iota, 1961 Gene M. Rutledge, Alpha-Iota, 1961 John E. Pauley, Alpha-Iota, 1963 Ray Soileau CLU, CHFC, Alpha-Iota, 1964 Ernest G. Mc Carson, Alpha-Iota, 1966 GEN (Ret.) Burwell B. Bell, III, Alpha-Iota, 1966 T. J. Swafford, Jr., Alpha-Iota, 1968 William C. Haisten, Jr., Alpha-Iota, 1970 Roderick H. Thornton, Alpha-Iota, 1970 William F. Sweeney, Alpha-Iota, 1976 Andy Walker, MD, Alpha-Iota, 1978 Dr Richard S. Belcher, Jr., Alpha-Iota, 1982 Louis C. Glaser, Alpha-Iota, 1982 Charles L. Mc Brayer DDS, Alpha-Iota, 1986 David R. Hempy, Alpha-Iota, 1988 Travis W. Capehart, Alpha-Iota, 1991 James G. Gibson, Alpha-Iota, 1993 Todd R. Hollis, Alpha-Iota, 1994 Lee D. Logan, Alpha-Iota, 1996 Vincent S. Rospond, Alpha-Kappa, 1951 Charles L. Barndt, Jr., Alpha-Kappa, 1959 Stephen L. Duhamel, Jr., Alpha-Kappa, 1963 Allen R. Bruno, Alpha-Kappa, 1965 John R. Fouser, Jr., Alpha-Kappa, 1967 John J. Warner MD, Alpha-Kappa, 1969 Jeffrey P. Jacobson, Alpha-Kappa, 1971 Richard B. Gold, Alpha-Kappa, 1972 William E. Piombino, Alpha-Kappa, 1974 David L. Stark, Alpha-Kappa, 1999 Kyle W. Washington, Alpha-Kappa, 2006 Scott T. Legel, Alpha-Kappa, 2007 Dominic P. Parlato, Alpha-Lambda, 1959 Theodore W. Jones, Jr., Alpha-Lambda, 1960 Alan L. Brown, Alpha-Lambda, 1961 Robert J. Lynch, Alpha-Lambda, 1970 Kevin J. Hewlett, Alpha-Lambda, 1980 James E. Pfohl, Alpha-Lambda, 1982 Kyle A. DeVivo, Alpha-Lambda, 2008 Charles F. Harvey, III, Alpha-Mu, 1940 Robert E. Cooper, Alpha-Mu, 1945 M. David Samples, Alpha-Mu, 1946 Sanford K. Woosley, Alpha-Mu, 1951 Richard C. Booth PE, Alpha-Mu, 1953 Hugh R. Pritchett, Alpha-Mu, 1956 S Dillon Wooten, Jr., Alpha-Mu, 1958

M. Rex Teaney, Jr., Alpha-Mu, 1962 Charles W. Mc Anally, Jr., Alpha-Mu, 1963 S. Harbaugh Moore, III, Alpha-Mu, 1963 Michael D. Hackney, Alpha-Mu, 1972 William P. Benjamin, Alpha-Mu, 1973 Lawrence E. Gates, Alpha-Mu, 1978 James C. Ryan, Jr., Alpha-Mu, 1982 Troy H. Hutchins, Alpha-Mu, 1998 Michael P. Cowherd, Alpha-Mu, 2006 David G. Cummings, Alpha-Mu, 2008 Dr Henry W. Gibson MD, Alpha-Nu, 1942 Hoyt C. Burnett, Jr., Alpha-Nu, 1959 William A. Gray, Jr., Alpha-Nu, 1960 William C. Keels, Alpha-Nu, 1961 Newton I. Howle, Jr., Alpha-Nu, 1963 Alexander S. Walker, Alpha-Nu, 1965 Martin B. Jarvis, Jr., Alpha-Nu, 1968 Kenneth W. Pearson, Alpha-Nu, 1970 Blanding U. Jones MD, Alpha-Nu, 1989 Matthew G. Kanes, Alpha-Nu, 1989 Michael H. Malone, Alpha-Nu, 1999 Ralph M. Keenan, Alpha-Phi, 1941 George J. Miller, Alpha-Phi, 1948 John C. Swengel, Alpha-Phi, 1949 William R. Martens, Alpha-Phi, 1953 Thomas H. Cable, Jr., Alpha-Phi, 1954 Robert D. Blecher, Alpha-Phi, 1955 Robert V. Nielsen, Alpha-Phi, 1956 Theodore B. Gronlund, Alpha-Phi, 1957 Robert H. Patzwall, Jr., Alpha-Phi, 1957 William E. Sweet, III, Alpha-Phi, 1957 LTC Courtney R. Fritts USAR(Ret), Alpha-Phi, 1957 Jack S. Feick, Alpha-Phi, 1958 Roger D. Curran, Alpha-Phi, 1960 Douglas W. Mac Donald, Alpha-Phi, 1961 Michael H. Solon, Alpha-Phi, 1962 Carlton W. Depner, Alpha-Phi, 1965 Joseph L. Williams, III, Alpha-Phi, 1966 Peter Howard-Johnson, Jr., Alpha-Phi, 1978 Mark A. Fadden, Alpha-Phi, 1993 Jeffrey J. Scepanski, Alpha-Phi, 1998 Michael M. Staffaroni, Alpha-Phi, 1999 Stephen J. Fischer, Alpha-Phi, 1999 Brian A. Schramke, Alpha-Phi, 2009 Samuel W. Fiske, Alpha-Phi, 2009 Richard L. Ledman, Alpha-Pi, 1947 Elmer W. Halwes, Alpha-Pi, 1948 John C. Marquardt, Alpha-Pi, 1952 James A. Stanton, Alpha-Pi, 1956 Max H. Rudicel MD, Alpha-Pi, 1963 Charles R. Disque, Alpha-Pi, 1966 Dr Robert E. Herold, Alpha-Pi, 1967 Dr James M. Kamplain, Alpha-Pi, 1970 John M. Burnley, Alpha-Pi, 1971 William D. Fell, Alpha-Pi, 1973 Jay R. Allen, Alpha-Pi, 1976

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Daniel R. Bohn, Alpha-Pi, 1976 Dr Robert T. Wheatley DDS, Alpha-Pi, 1977 Dr Mark Bernat, MD, Alpha-Pi, 1979 Gregory A. Thomas, Alpha-Pi, 1981 Steven J. Hartman, Alpha-Pi, 1984 George F. Waldschmidt, Alpha-Pi, 1989 Thomas A. Welch, Alpha-Pi, 1991 Glenn E. Smith IV, Alpha-Pi, 2000 Cole J. Chapman, Alpha-Pi, 2003 Michael A. Trevino, Alpha-Pi, 2009 Lewis W. Lehr, Alpha-Psi, 1940 Robert W. Gardner, Alpha-Psi, 1948 Paul D. Coder, Alpha-Psi, 1948 Lauren G. Faist, Alpha-Psi, 1953 Adam S. Karavas, Alpha-Psi, 1955 Dr Lowell T. Niebaum MD, Alpha-Psi, 1956 Richard H. Moses, Alpha-Psi, 1956 Carroll J. Kraus, Alpha-Psi, 1958 Lowell G. Larue, Alpha-Psi, 1958 Ronald L. Furse, Alpha-Psi, 1958 Dr Jerry L. Linder, Alpha-Psi, 1959 Charles J. Burda, Alpha-Psi, 1959 Richard C. Hahn, Alpha-Psi, 1959 William J. Meyer, Alpha-Psi, 1960 Stephen K. Honey, Alpha-Psi, 1961 Orville L. Shigley, Alpha-Psi, 1961 Dr Dennis F. Strauss, Alpha-Psi, 1962 Thomas G. Schwenke, Alpha-Psi, 1962 Peter R. Lage, Jr., Alpha-Psi, 1962 Loren J. Weatherwax, Alpha-Psi, 1963 John B. Adams, Alpha-Psi, 1963 William A. Harding, Alpha-Psi, 1963 Richard S. Reiser, Alpha-Psi, 1965 Dennis R. Curran, Alpha-Psi, 1965 William A. Brinkman, Alpha-Psi, 1965 Steven R. Mathews, Alpha-Psi, 1965 James A. Moses, Alpha-Psi, 1966 Steven K. Bachenberg, Alpha-Psi, 1966 Dr Stephen P. Jackson DDS, Alpha-Psi, 1968 David F. Reinecke, Alpha-Psi, 1973 Dennis L. Schroeder, Alpha-Psi, 1974 James L. Sherwood, Alpha-Psi, 1976 Paul W. Judd, Alpha-Psi, 1978 Michael J. Wharton, Alpha-Psi, 1980 Michael S. Mallory, Alpha-Psi, 1983 Edward E. Kirklin, Alpha-Psi, 1984 Michael J. Draper, Alpha-Psi, 1985 Troy D. Moser, Alpha-Psi, 1989 Daniel W. Dorn, Alpha-Psi, 1989 Josh S. Schwartz, Alpha-Psi, 1992 Michael L. Stemm, Alpha-Psi, 1993 Jason D. Teich, Alpha-Psi, 1995 Kenneth D. TenHulzen, Alpha-Psi, 1998 David P. Wickard, Alpha-Psi, 2000 Brandon J. Coslor, Alpha-Psi, 2009 Ryan T. Hansen, Alpha-Psi, 2009 Sean P. Norton, Alpha-Psi, 2011 Arnold S. Gardner, Alpha-Sigma, 1935 Chester G. Hawley, Jr., Alpha-Sigma, 1942 David W. Shelby, Alpha-Sigma, 1950 Walter J. Mast, Alpha-Sigma, 1950 Loyal H. Mortley, Alpha-Sigma, 1954 Ivan L. Jones, Alpha-Sigma, 1954 Ronald G. Riley, Alpha-Sigma, 1955 John W. Latham DDS, Alpha-Sigma, 1955

Michael J. Kelly, Jr., Alpha-Sigma, 1956 Edward W. Parken, Alpha-Sigma, 1958 Michael E. Willits, Alpha-Sigma, 1960 Larry R. Snyder, Alpha-Sigma, 1962 Dr Robert W. Dougherty, Alpha-Sigma, 1962 Malcolm W. Callison, Alpha-Sigma, 1964 Joseph W. Clark II, Alpha-Sigma, 1964 Daniel J. Orf, Alpha-Sigma, 1965 Richard C. Postle, Alpha-Sigma, 1967 David E. Foley, Alpha-Sigma, 1968 Randall J. Hart, Alpha-Sigma, 1968 Walter W. Shuler, Alpha-Sigma, 1975 Robert J. Bollinger, Alpha-Sigma, 1980 Douglas J. Kaiser, Alpha-Sigma, 1980 Jon D. Wagner, Alpha-Sigma, 1982 Michael R. Hein II, Alpha-Sigma, 1982 Devon P. Johnson, Alpha-Sigma, 1984 Todd C. Frankel, Alpha-Sigma, 1986 Bradley C. Halhober, Alpha-Sigma, 1989 Erik L. Puffenberger, Alpha-Sigma, 1994 Matthew D. Kushner, Alpha-Sigma, 2010 Walter D. Conner, Alpha-Tau, 1944 Fredrick L. Jones, Alpha-Tau, 1947 George W. Haynes, Alpha-Tau, 1949 Fred E. Rogers, Jr., Alpha-Tau, 1950 Dr Walter R. Hawkins, Alpha-Tau, 1950 William C. Cheek, Jr., Alpha-Tau, 1952 Pat F. Mc Garity, Alpha-Tau, 1953 R. Bowen Jones, Alpha-Tau, 1953 George A. Jackins, Jr., Alpha-Tau, 1953 Robert R. Beach, Alpha-Tau, 1953 Robert F. Baker, Alpha-Tau, 1954 Armand E. Breard, Alpha-Tau, 1956 William L. Schwanebeck, Jr., Alpha-Tau, 1957 Wiley R. McCoy, Jr., Alpha-Tau, 1958 James C. Muller, Alpha-Tau, 1964 Jeffrey W. Metcalf CPA, Alpha-Tau, 1968 Terry E. Barrows, Alpha-Tau, 1969 Gregory T. Davis, Alpha-Tau, 1971 Edward A. Senules, Jr., Alpha-Tau, 1974 Gary L. Harrell, Alpha-Tau, 1979 Jeffrey S. Warner, Alpha-Tau, 1983 Michael S. Hickman, Alpha-Tau, 1985 Christopher A. Wade, Alpha-Tau, 1996 Corrado D. Sammarco, Alpha-Tau, 2001 Richard E. Kennedy, Alpha-Upsilon, 1948 Jack L. Woodward, Alpha-Upsilon, 1949 Newt P. Harrison, Alpha-Upsilon, 1954 Carl B. Causey, Alpha-Upsilon, 1955 Keith Starrett, Alpha-Upsilon, 1970 Leon L. Thompson, Alpha-Upsilon, 1971 Kirby A. Greer, Jr., Alpha-Upsilon, 1972 I. Paul Gamble, Alpha-Upsilon, 1977 Dr Jeffrey T. Willis, Alpha-Upsilon, 1982 James L. Mc Caleb, Jr., Alpha-Upsilon, 1985 Gregory B. Betz, Alpha-Upsilon, 1994 Adam J. Johnston, Alpha-Upsilon, 2004 Mort Walker, Alpha-Zeta, 1942 Rev Robert C. Van Norstrand, Alpha-Zeta, 1943 H. Howard Stephenson, Alpha-Zeta, 1947 Leslie H. Cox, Alpha-Zeta, 1947 Donald S. Mc Ewen, Alpha-Zeta, 1950 John P. Ray, Alpha-Zeta, 1950 Andre J. Bial, Alpha-Zeta, 1956 Walter J. Eichhorn, Alpha-Zeta, 1957

Charles R. Newell, Alpha-Zeta, 1958 Wayne T. Muller, Alpha-Zeta, 1958 James M. King, Alpha-Zeta, 1960 Richard P. Diehl, Alpha-Zeta, 1960 Dr Don D. Hodges MD, Alpha-Zeta, 1961 Martin A. Cheever, Alpha-Zeta, 1962 Hugh F. Hanson, Alpha-Zeta, 1962 Russell W. Blake, Alpha-Zeta, 1964 Geoffrey P. Jarpe, Alpha-Zeta, 1965 Douglas C. Wozniak, Alpha-Zeta, 1967 Dr Paul P. Stroebel, Alpha-Zeta, 1968 Douglas A. Hartwell, Alpha-Zeta, 1972 John F. Bunch, Alpha-Zeta, 1974 James R. Iwanski, Alpha-Zeta, 1974 David R. Martin, Alpha-Zeta, 1975 Donald R. Tatum, Jr., Alpha-Zeta, 1979 John H. Wilson, Jr., Alpha-Zeta, 1980 Michael T. Dutcher, Alpha-Zeta, 1988 Timothy T. O’Kronley, Alpha-Zeta, 1988 Ryan A. Schreiber, Alpha-Zeta, 1988 Alexander F. Barnett, Alpha-Zeta, 2006 Bryan M. Fraley, Alpha-Zeta, 2009 Michael P. DiCenso, Alpha-Zeta, 2009 Christian A. Mehregan, Alpha-Zeta, 2009 Kevin R. McDonald, Alpha-Zeta, 2010 Robert B. Roper, Beta, 1942 Reuben L. Bowden, Beta, 1945 James M. Mc Millian, Jr., Beta, 1947 Dr Richard L. Chambers, Beta, 1948 Dale E. Anderson, Beta, 1948 Jimmy B. Nunis MD, Beta, 1952 J Warren Harvey, Beta, 1953 William K. King, Beta, 1955 James A. Thompson, Beta, 1956 Glenn S. Martin, Beta, 1956 Robert H. Smith, Beta, 1961 Caleb B. Halstead, Beta, 1962 Marshall A. Keith, Jr., Beta, 1963 Frank Stockard, III, Beta, 1965 Robert L. Whaley, Beta, 1965 Stephen E. Bradley, Beta, 1966 Ray D. Rawlings, Beta, 1966 Clark V. Paris, Jr., Beta, 1966 Jerry R. Glover, Beta, 1966 John W. Kelly, Jr., Beta, 1969 Thomas R. Warren, Beta, 1972 Richard F. Russo MD, Beta, 1974 Timothy P. Donahue, Beta, 1974 Carlton P. Pinkerton, Jr., Beta, 1974 Richard A. Burch, Beta, 1975 Arthur U. Hathorn, Jr., Beta, 1976 James A. Acker, Beta, 1976 Dr David A. Dauphin, Beta, 1977 Jack S. Kennedy, Beta, 1980 Jack W. Barron, III, Beta, 1987 Dennis D. Pompa, Jr., Beta, 1988 Marshall A. Keith, III, Beta, 1995 Samuel P. Wheeler, Beta, 1996 Rush H. Crawford, Beta, 2004 Michael D. Kolodziej, Beta, 2004 Sean P. Steininger, Beta, 2008 Dr Clark A. Samartino, Beta-Alpha, 1956 Robison D. Harley, Jr., Beta-Alpha, 1966 James W. Boehling, Beta-Beta, 1947 Robert M. Tunstall, Beta-Beta, 1953

Allen A. Jackson, Jr., Beta-Beta, 1953 John H. High, Beta-Beta, 1959 Dr James C. Rose, Beta-Beta, 1962 Robert A. Holsten, Beta-Beta, 1962 Donne M. Storino, Beta-Beta, 1964 William A. Mc Carty, Beta-Beta, 1967 J. Truba Cooper, Jr., Beta-Beta, 1969 John S. Moore, Beta-Beta, 1970 Hilaire E. Beck, III, Beta-Beta, 1974 Andrew H. Wolfe, Beta-Beta, 1979 Steven E. Harloe, Beta-Beta, 1981 Randy J. Shehady, Beta-Beta, 1994 Conor P. O’Donovan, Beta-Beta, 2006 William H. Bassett, Beta-Chi, 1941 Alan P. Ploesser, Beta-Chi, 1942 Arthur F. Grimm, Beta-Chi, 1947 Daniel S. De Vaney, Beta-Chi, 1949 Allen H. Rudolph, Beta-Chi, 1952 Norman E. Hart, Beta-Chi, 1953 John G. Borman, Beta-Chi, 1956 Walter D. Phelps, Beta-Chi, 1957 Everett W. Mc Gaugh, Beta-Chi, 1957 Dr William J. James, Beta-Chi, 1957 Ira R. Phillips, Beta-Chi, 1958 John W. Ricketts, Beta-Chi, 1958 Donald E. Beuerlein, Beta-Chi, 1958 William S. Kirchoff, Beta-Chi, 1960 Cary D. White, Beta-Chi, 1960 William A. Turner, Beta-Chi, 1961 Richard K. Dagley, Beta-Chi, 1961 David A. Wayne, Beta-Chi, 1962 William J. Trejbal, Beta-Chi, 1963 Mark A. Martin, Beta-Chi, 1963 Timothy M. Handlan, Beta-Chi, 1964 Barry R. Romine, Beta-Chi, 1966 Timothy M. Vicente, Beta-Chi, 1967 Donald W. Bourne, Beta-Chi, 1967 Richard A. Heppe, Beta-Chi, 1968 Lance M. Killoran, Beta-Chi, 1969 Gary D. Forsee, Beta-Chi, 1969 Ronald D. Johnston, Beta-Chi, 1970 Anthony G. Bommarito, Beta-Chi, 1970 Stewart A. Scott, Beta-Chi, 1971 Dennis B. Wehmeyer, Beta-Chi, 1971 Gary D. Leemann, Beta-Chi, 1971 William S. Wagener, III, Beta-Chi, 1972 Paul R. Vetter, Beta-Chi, 1973 David R. Breece, Beta-Chi, 1973 Douglas L. Freeman, Beta-Chi, 1973 David L. Perry, Beta-Chi, 1974 Larry H. Buchtmann, Beta-Chi, 1974 Gary E. Roebke, Beta-Chi, 1974 Mark R. White, Beta-Chi, 1975 Edward C. Jantosik, Jr., Beta-Chi, 1976 Greg A. Weeks, Beta-Chi, 1977 David B. Wilhide, Beta-Chi, 1978 Robert J. Hoffmann, Beta-Chi, 1978 Harold J. Vetter II, Beta-Chi, 1981 Edward J. Bradley, Jr., Beta-Chi, 1981 William L. Kovacich, Beta-Chi, 1982 Richard T. Bradley, Beta-Chi, 1984 Kenneth J. Quirin, Jr., Beta-Chi, 1992 Dwayne R. Doshier, Beta-Chi, 1993 Jason L. Schroeder, Beta-Chi, 1996 Andrew T. Szaflarski, Beta-Chi, 1997

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Aaron J. Prewitt, Beta-Chi, 2002 Jason M. Williams, Beta-Chi, 2003 Jake P. Walker, Beta-Chi, 2005 Jason D. Alcorn, Beta-Chi, 2005 David D. Craft, Beta-Chi, 2007 Zach B. Purol, Beta-Chi, 2008 Joseph A. Kurtz, Beta-Chi, 2010 Andrew J. Barfield, Beta-Chi, 2010 Dr Allen F. Turcke, Beta-Delta, 1946 John R. Patterson MD, Beta-Delta, 1947 David L. Shroads, Sr., Beta-Delta, 1953 Robert H. Jones, Beta-Delta, 1957 Ira G. Trout, Jr., Beta-Delta, 1963 Dominic A. Colaizzo, Beta-Delta, 1967 Mark J. Vavrek, Beta-Delta, 1974 David S. Kushner, Beta-Delta, 1980 Robert W. Stewart, Jr., Beta-Delta, 1991 Jeffrey W. Nelson, Beta-Delta, 1994 Raymond R. Wernig, Beta-Epsilon, 1938 Thomas N. Godfrey, Beta-Epsilon, 1939 Charles P. La Bahn, Beta-Epsilon, 1947 Carl W. Metzker, Beta-Epsilon, 1949 Philip F. Buran, Beta-Epsilon, 1950 Bruce H. Reinhold, Beta-Epsilon, 1953 Maurice J. Buchanan, Jr., Beta-Epsilon, 1956 Grant G. Densing, Beta-Epsilon, 1958 James C. Holly, Beta-Epsilon, 1960 Joseph A. Abel, Beta-Epsilon, 1961 Richard J. Howell, Beta-Epsilon, 1962 Denis N. Hansen, Beta-Epsilon, 1963 Allan H. Stefl, Beta-Epsilon, 1964 Lee W. Verhulst, Beta-Epsilon, 1964 Robert K. Schmitt, Jr., Beta-Epsilon, 1967 Robert H. Brueckbauer, Beta-Epsilon, 1967 Kurt J. Boxrud, Beta-Epsilon, 1968 Tom J. Grasse, Beta-Epsilon, 1970 Lee R. Kalupa, Beta-Epsilon, 1971 David R. Shea, Beta-Epsilon, 1973 John J. Hinnendael, Jr., Beta-Epsilon, 1976 Jeffrey A. Blink, Beta-Epsilon, 1977 Ralph Pena, Beta-Epsilon, 1980 Ryan T. Schuelke, Beta-Epsilon, 2000 Alexander R. Newman, Beta-Epsilon, 2008 Robert L. Clenney, Beta-Eta, 1941 Charles F. Smith, Beta-Eta, 1942 George M. Humphries, Jr., Beta-Eta, 1950 Batey M. Gresham, Jr., Beta-Eta, 1953 Robert W. Mc Millan, Beta-Eta, 1954 Richard V. Miles, III, Beta-Eta, 1954 CAPT Leland E. Wood, Jr., Beta-Eta, 1955 Victor I. Talbert, Beta-Eta, 1955 John C. Strickland, Beta-Eta, 1955 Ronald E. Stanley, Beta-Eta, 1957 Wynton R. Overstreet, Beta-Eta, 1957 Evan C. Lewis, Beta-Eta, 1959 Joseph W. Adams, Beta-Eta, 1963 Michael L. Sexton, Beta-Eta, 1968 Barry E. Gordon, Beta-Eta, 1970 Leo C. Urrutia, Beta-Eta, 1978 Greg H. Burnette, Beta-Eta, 1980 Michael W. Price, Beta-Eta, 1980 David R. Kesterton, Beta-Eta, 1981 Sean B. Mc Millan, Beta-Eta, 1986 Jonathan J. Hyink, Beta-Eta, 1999 Larry A. Boddie, Beta-Eta, 2003

Robert L. Croak, Beta-Gamma, 1947 James F. Kington, Beta-Gamma, 1948 Carl J. Gessler, Beta-Gamma, 1948 Richard A. Bokamper, Beta-Gamma, 1949 James A. Willingham, Beta-Gamma, 1949 William S. Dunton, Beta-Gamma, 1951 Henry C. Milford, Beta-Gamma, 1951 Richard P. Griot, Beta-Gamma, 1952 Robert C. Lang, Beta-Gamma, 1952 Sam F. Hamra, Beta-Gamma, 1952 Robert C. Schneider, Beta-Gamma, 1954 James J. Buchanan, Beta-Gamma, 1956 Robert C. Carder, Beta-Gamma, 1961 George E. Galakatos, Beta-Gamma, 1962 Charles T. Culp, Beta-Gamma, 1963 James P. Hea, Beta-Gamma, 1964 Jonathan M. Graves, Beta-Gamma, 1964 John C. Hottle, Beta-Gamma, 1965 Jerome E. Brant, Beta-Gamma, 1966 Kenneth J. Klerlein, Beta-Gamma, 1967 William A. Krodinger, Beta-Gamma, 1967 Ian M. Lawrence, Jr., Beta-Gamma, 1968 Gregory L. Rulon, Beta-Gamma, 1969 Norman W. Williams, Beta-Gamma, 1972 David S. Sivcovich, Jr., Beta-Gamma, 1973 Richard R. Sivcovich, Beta-Gamma, 1976 Gregory P. Fuller, Beta-Gamma, 1980 Steven M. Wisniewski, Beta-Gamma, 1980 David M. Skeens, Beta-Gamma, 1980 Scott L. Herman, Beta-Gamma, 1981 Michael B. Moloney, Beta-Gamma, 1981 James L. Radtke, Jr., Beta-Gamma, 1992 Sakis Salas, Beta-Gamma, 1993 Paul D. Bryant, Beta-Gamma, 1994 James R. Luzecky, Beta-Gamma, 2004 Shawn M. Bell, Beta-Gamma, 2004 John P. Knobloch, Beta-Gamma, 2004 Robert C. Brueckner, Beta-Gamma, 2005 Marc N. Olive, Beta-Gamma, 2005 Howard W. Phillips, Jr., Beta-Iota, 1947 Edward S. Adams, Beta-Iota, 1947 Francis F. Babb, Beta-Iota, 1954 William W. Gorman, Jr., Beta-Iota, 1955 David G. Gallaher, Beta-Iota, 1955 R. Charles Tschampion, III, Beta-Iota, 1964 William C. Buskirk, Beta-Iota, 1968 William C. O’Donnell, III, Beta-Iota, 1968 Gordon A. Brandon, Jr., Beta-Iota, 1969 Jeffrey R. Vincent, Beta-Iota, 1971 David H. Stephens, III, Beta-Iota, 1972 CAPT Louis J. Sanlorenzo, Beta-Iota, 1974 Howard B. Foltz, Beta-Iota, 1974 Daniel R. Lobdell, Beta-Iota, 1980 Jacques F. Fischer, Beta-Iota, 1981 Kevin P. Hughes, Beta-Iota, 1983 Nicholas L. Toth, Beta-Iota, 2009 David L. Mahoney, Beta-Kappa, 1956 Glenn P. Heymans, Beta-Kappa, 1973 John J. Spagnola, Beta-Kappa, 1973 Thomas M. Bertrand, Beta-Kappa, 1981 Kevin A. Sheppard, Beta-Kappa, 1983 Richard B. Pierce, Beta-Kappa, 1986 Frank T. Watson, Beta-Lambda, 1947 Charles E. Seaton, Beta-Lambda, 1949 Edward H. Boeckel, Beta-Lambda, 1955

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Michael P. Moore, Beta-Lambda, 1961 Gilbert O. Maulsby, III, Beta-Lambda, 1961 George L. De Loach, Beta-Lambda, 1962 James M. Neal, Beta-Lambda, 1968 Daniel T. Collins, Beta-Lambda, 1977 Joe F. O’Kelley, Jr., Beta-Lambda, 1979 James S. Shelton, Beta-Lambda, 1997 Jean P. Perrilliat, Beta-Lambda, 2004 L. H. Rose, Beta-Mu, 1947 Dwain P. Ramlo, Beta-Mu, 1952 Clair R. Larson, Beta-Mu, 1952 James H. Bowden, Beta-Mu, 1952 David L. Pavelka, Beta-Mu, 1958 Donald R. Ireland, Beta-Mu, 1958 Richard A. Fichtelman, Beta-Mu, 1961 Ralph L. Allen, Jr., Beta-Mu, 1961 Stephen L. Roe, Beta-Mu, 1962 John W. Carlson, Beta-Mu, 1964 COL Duane L. Kratz, Beta-Mu, 1965 John J. Sandgren, Beta-Mu, 1968 Daniel J. Greenwald, III, Beta-Mu, 1968 Gary L. Busack, Beta-Mu, 1972 Stuart W. Gale, Beta-Mu, 1974 William R. Werb, III, Beta-Mu, 1975 Gary M. Aschenbeck, Beta-Mu, 1982 David J. Meyer, Beta-Mu, 1984 Robert E. Warmka, Beta-Mu, 1985 Richard C. Lundin II, Beta-Mu, 1985 Valentine J. Zweber, Beta-Mu, 1985 Michael G. Dunford, Beta-Mu, 1985 James E. Perkins, Beta-Mu, 1986 Andrew L. Benson, Beta-Mu, 1992 Aaron F. Nelson, Beta-Mu, 2001 Alex D. Litsey, Beta-Mu, 2007 W. F. Franks, Beta-Nu, 1945 C. Waitman Taylor, Jr., Beta-Nu, 1949 Thomas G. Kavunedus, Beta-Nu, 1952 Gerald L. Nichols, Beta-Nu, 1955 Kenneth W. Towery, Beta-Nu, 1956 Morris V. Rogers, Beta-Nu, 1956 James W. Stuckert, Beta-Nu, 1956 Donald C. Giles, Beta-Nu, 1956 Whayne C. Priest, Jr., Beta-Nu, 1957 Earl F. Martin, Jr., Beta-Nu, 1957 John W. Fitzwater, Beta-Nu, 1959 Barry B. Sclar, Sr., Beta-Nu, 1963 William M. Corum, Beta-Nu, 1963 Frank H. Nichols, Beta-Nu, 1965 Benjamin C. Sewell, III, Beta-Nu, 1967 Craig E. Folnsbee, Beta-Nu, 1967 Thomas D. Mc Carty, Beta-Nu, 1969 Larry S. Blair, Beta-Nu, 1970 Roger D. Baird, Beta-Nu, 1972 Choya G. Oliver, Beta-Nu, 1973 Johnny R. Skaggs, Beta-Nu, 1973 Robert W. Droste, Jr., Beta-Nu, 1976 Karl C. Wold II, Beta-Nu, 1976 R. Michael Gray, Beta-Nu, 1977 James D. Bergmann, Beta-Nu, 1978 Mitchell B. Wilson, Beta-Nu, 1978 Mark A. Stach, Beta-Nu, 1981 Mark T. Senninger, Beta-Nu, 1982 Ken Lovins, Jr., Beta-Nu, 1986 Jeremy E. Bates, Beta-Nu, 1990 Jonathan S. Nalli, Beta-Nu, 1994

David S. Hunt, Beta-Nu, 1995 Joseph F. Hsu, Beta-Nu, 1998 Ryan E. Heimke, Beta-Nu, 2002 Taylor M. Pierce, Beta-Nu, 2007 Robert F. Jackson, Beta-Omega, 1946 Michael Ohl, Beta-Omega, 1948 Fred D. Gibson, Jr., Beta-Omega, 1948 James A. Hill, Beta-Omega, 1949 James E. Doan, Beta-Omega, 1955 Samuel A. Milliken, Beta-Omega, 1958 Emerson W. Ellett, Beta-Omega, 1959 William L. Jankowski, Beta-Omega, 1965 Stephen L. Brown, Beta-Omega, 1974 Thomas F. Gentsch, Beta-Omega, 1976 Wesley W. Morrison, Jr., Beta-Omega, 1983 John S. Geraghty, Beta-Omega, 1985 Ryan H. Patterson, Beta-Omega, 2009 Albert W. Doepke, Jr., Beta-Omicron, 1942 William S. Carpenter, Beta-Omicron, 1946 Donald C. Milliman, Beta-Omicron, 1948 R. J. Post, Beta-Omicron, 1949 Charles L. Goodbar, Jr., Beta-Omicron, 1949 Allwyn W. Pirtle, Beta-Omicron, 1952 Lyle D. Kanekeberg, Beta-Omicron, 1952 Glen L. Grimsley, Beta-Omicron, 1954 Dale H. Wilmeth, Beta-Omicron, 1955 Bruce B. Anderson, Beta-Omicron, 1955 Robert L. Smith, Beta-Omicron, 1956 Richard N. Lee, Beta-Omicron, 1956 Jerry B. Robinson, Beta-Omicron, 1957 Jack R. Pepper, Beta-Omicron, 1957 William H. Bolton, Beta-Omicron, 1958 Robert L. Wade, Beta-Omicron, 1961 John R. Payne, Beta-Omicron, 1961 Dr Stanley I. Thompson MD, Beta-Omicron, 1963 Thomas B. Fraser II, Beta-Omicron, 1963 Frank H. Porter, Jr., Beta-Omicron, 1965 Thomas P. Putnam, Beta-Omicron, 1966 Thomas T. Rankin, Beta-Omicron, 1966 Joseph R. Kloppenberg, Beta-Omicron, 1968 Jerry T. Englehardt, Beta-Omicron, 1970 Francis J. Coombs, Beta-Omicron, 1971 Robert G. Starks, Beta-Omicron, 1972 John W. Trueax, Beta-Omicron, 1975 Benjamin C. Waite, Beta-Omicron, 1984 Salim A. Assad, Beta-Omicron, 1985 Scott L. Menefee, Beta-Omicron, 1985 Marquis W. Sauvage, Beta-Omicron, 1990 John B. Wilson, Beta-Omicron, 1993 Matthew R. Parsons, Beta-Omicron, 2004 Rodney P. Burwell, Beta-Omicron, 2007 Maynard C. Skinner, Beta-Phi, 1950 William D. Hedman, Beta-Phi, 1952 John M. Dickenson, III, Beta-Phi, 1952 Dr Robert R. Grosse, Beta-Phi, 1953 David M. Muller, Beta-Phi, 1954 Norton B. Oxley, Beta-Phi, 1955 Theodore H. Oldham, Beta-Phi, 1955 Thomas W. Ellis, Beta-Phi, 1958 Richard S. Heinrichs, Beta-Phi, 1958 Albert M. Liston, Beta-Phi, 1960 Dr Kirk A. Parry, Beta-Phi, 1961 Kenneth E. Nitzberg, Beta-Phi, 1966 Dr Richard O. Wattles, Beta-Phi, 1966 Michael D. Swanson, MD, Beta-Phi, 1967

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Dr Douglas O. Street, Beta-Phi, 1968 Neil L. Rogers, III, Beta-Phi, 1969 Kenneth W. Wilson, Beta-Phi, 1969 Gregory O. Williams, Beta-Phi, 1969 Cyril E. Juanitas, Jr., Beta-Phi, 1980 Andrew J. Majka, Beta-Phi, 1989 William F. Borda, Beta-Pi, 1943 Don A. Cosby, Beta-Pi, 1946 James R. Selsor, Beta-Pi, 1946 William S. Smith, Beta-Pi, 1949 Harry P. Hanley, Beta-Pi, 1951 Claude H. Benner, Beta-Pi, 1956 Henry C. Jones, Beta-Pi, 1957 Lewis E. Elicker, III, Beta-Pi, 1958 Herbert M. Lenton, Beta-Pi, 1961 Dr Joseph B. Icenhower, Jr., Beta-Pi, 1961 Dr James C. Sharf, Beta-Pi, 1962 John T. Millington, Jr., Beta-Pi, 1962 Richard H. Henry, Beta-Pi, 1968 John F. Dumbaugh, Beta-Pi, 2004 Michael Q. Davidson, Beta-Pi, 2008 Ross M. Anstaett, Beta-Pi, 2008 Robert E. Seitz, Beta-Pi, 2008 Gabriele . Ciminelli, Beta-Pi, 2010 Daniel K. Confer, Beta-Pi, 2011 CAPT Alfred E. Monahan USN(Ret), Beta-Psi, 1941 James R. Huntley, Beta-Psi, 1942 John D. Smith, Beta-Psi, 1943 Dr Stanford D. Prince, Beta-Psi, 1947 Eugene W. Gilman, Beta-Psi, 1947 Dr Frederick W. Reebs, Beta-Psi, 1948 Howard H. Nye, Beta-Psi, 1948 Henry P. Gratis, Beta-Psi, 1951 John P. Constantine, Beta-Psi, 1951 John P. Cogan, Beta-Psi, 1952 Dr Hansjoerg S. Fruehwald, Beta-Psi, 1957 Donald H. Wilson, Beta-Psi, 1962 David E. Hight, Beta-Psi, 1962 John R. Benny, Beta-Psi, 1966 Alan G. Le Fevre, Beta-Psi, 1970 J. Randal Jordan, Beta-Psi, 1970 Dalton B. Pittman, Beta-Psi, 1976 Joe F. Yonek, Beta-Psi, 1979 Randy C. Burge, Beta-Psi, 1981 Eric C. Mattoon, Beta-Psi, 1982 Frank J. Stauff, Beta-Psi, 1988 Frank Edgar, Beta-Psi, 1990 Daniel L. Gravett, Beta-Psi, 1992 Matthew R. Wallace, Beta-Psi, 1999 Sean P. Avery, Beta-Psi, 2002 Daniel M. Riojas, Beta-Psi, 2007 Wilfred H. Heitritter Esq, Beta-Rho, 1969 William R. Price, Jr., Beta-Rho, 1971 Gregory T. Smith, Beta-Rho, 1976 John D. Burgraff, Beta-Rho, 1980 Mark F. Ludes, Beta-Rho, 1985 Erik L. Stjernberg, Beta-Rho, 1986 Russell D. Bolitho, Beta-Rho, 1987 Jason P. Gulbranson, Beta-Rho, 1993 Andrew S. Porter, Beta-Rho, 1997 Erik M. Nordstrom, Beta-Rho, 1998 Brian P. Zdeblik, Beta-Rho, 1999 Ralph K. Soebbing, Beta-Sigma, 1948 Robert P. Stupp, Beta-Sigma, 1949 Henry R. Dallam, Jr., Beta-Sigma, 1949

Richard A. Hoffman, Beta-Sigma, 1951 John J. Beirne, Beta-Sigma, 1952 James A. Garard, Beta-Sigma, 1953 Ronald F. Yociss, Beta-Sigma, 1954 Roy Pfautch, Beta-Sigma, 1954 HON Robert H. Branom, Beta-Sigma, 1954 David A. Hahn, Beta-Sigma, 1955 Donald G. Fritz, Beta-Sigma, 1955 Harold T. Lange, Jr., Beta-Sigma, 1956 Dr Donald H. Fagerberg, Beta-Sigma, 1957 Michael P. Haines, Beta-Sigma, 1960 Hal J. Daub, Jr., Beta-Sigma, 1960 J. Douglas Campbell, Beta-Sigma, 1961 Wilbert E. Toole, Beta-Sigma, 1962 Michael W. Kiss, Beta-Sigma, 1963 Theodore J. Case, Jr., Beta-Sigma, 1963 Dr David T. Woodley, Beta-Sigma, 1967 Charles F. Dufour, Jr., Beta-Sigma, 1967 Gerald F. Swarzman, Beta-Sigma, 1967 Ronald K. De Guerre, Beta-Sigma, 1968 Dr Ronald K. Wepprich, Beta-Sigma, 1969 James H. Myles, Beta-Sigma, 1972 Scott E. Simowitz, Beta-Sigma, 1974 Bruce E. Goodman, Beta-Sigma, 1974 Nathaniel E. Dickinson, Beta-Sigma, 1975 Bert C. Natalicchio, Beta-Sigma, 1980 Joseph G. Vetter, Beta-Sigma, 1989 Mitchell J. Collier, Beta-Sigma, 1992 Robert W. Devereaux, Beta-Sigma, 1992 Alan S. Pinstein, Beta-Sigma, 1993 Kevin L. Center, Beta-Sigma, 1994 Eric R. Fox, Beta-Sigma, 1997 Matthew M. Thomas, Beta-Sigma, 2007 Samuel F. Robinson, Beta-Sigma, 2008 Mr. Jake Pulitzer, Beta-Sigma, 2012 Joseph A. Simunac, Jr., Beta-Tau, 1942 Richard B. Sulley, Beta-Tau, 1948 Norman E. Gaar, Beta-Tau, 1948 Herbert D. Ditzler, Beta-Tau, 1949 Paul C. Kochan, Jr., Beta-Tau, 1950 R. Ray Trowbridge, Beta-Tau, 1956 James T. Hardy, Beta-Tau, 1956 Peter S. Barnes, Beta-Tau, 1960 Kent V. Stromsted, Beta-Tau, 1966 Donald H. Norman, Jr., Beta-Tau, 1966 Edward P. Schneeberger, Beta-Tau, 1967 Dr Steven E. Lees, Beta-Tau, 1970 Gregory R. Wartman, Beta-Tau, 1971 Robert S. Maxwell, Beta-Tau, 1972 Daniel E. Lucas, Beta-Tau, 1981 Gregory A. Stoskopf, Beta-Tau, 1982 Daniel S. Mai, Beta-Tau, 1982 MAJ Alan L. Robison, Beta-Tau, 1984 John E. Liechty, Beta-Tau, 1985 David B. Mai, Beta-Tau, 1985 Erik J. Bailey, Beta-Tau, 1988 Jeff K. Osborn, Beta-Tau, 1990 Leyton T. Pitzer, Beta-Tau, 1992 Philip J. Figgs, Beta-Tau, 2003 Robert E. Gradle, Beta-Theta, 1941 Jack D. Cato, Beta-Theta, 1944 James W. Kemper MD, Beta-Theta, 1945 James A. Harrah, Beta-Theta, 1945 Thomas P. Shea, Beta-Theta, 1946 O. U. Mutz, Beta-Theta, 1946

Norman A. Richards, Beta-Theta, 1949 Rev Joseph F. Stuller, Beta-Theta, 1949 Jerome E. Michaels, Beta-Theta, 1949 Harold C. Carpenter, Jr., Beta-Theta, 1952 Jerome H. Nickels, Beta-Theta, 1955 Jerome H. Ball, Beta-Theta, 1955 Dr John L. Wilhoite, Beta-Theta, 1956 Richard M. Turnak, Beta-Theta, 1958 Robert W. Lanum, Beta-Theta, 1958 Joseph M. Drozda, Beta-Theta, 1962 James T. Morris, Beta-Theta, 1962 Douglas W. Smith, Beta-Theta, 1963 William C. Clark, Beta-Theta, 1963 Dr Walter H. De Armitt, MD, Beta-Theta, 1965 Gary D. Peterson, Beta-Theta, 1967 Gregg T. Summerville, Beta-Theta, 1967 Thomas W. Wetzel, Beta-Theta, 1968 Robert C. Burnside, Beta-Theta, 1970 Dr Roland M Kohr MD, Beta-Theta, 1973 Ervin W. Hutsen, Beta-Theta, 1973 David H. Naus, Beta-Theta, 1974 Dr Barton R. Welbourn, Beta-Theta, 1974 Richard B. Wenzler, Beta-Theta, 1974 Michael A. Baker, Beta-Theta, 1976 Alan D. Figg, Beta-Theta, 1977 Daniel R. Coleman, Beta-Theta, 1979 M Scott Bassett, Beta-Theta, 1980 Thomas J. Chomyn, Beta-Theta, 1981 Neil R. Perron, Beta-Theta, 1981 Bradley H. Seybert, Beta-Theta, 1982 Barry A. Willits, Beta-Theta, 1987 Christopher J. Theriac, Beta-Theta, 1993 Clark J. Piper, Beta-Theta, 1993 Charles W. Love II, Beta-Theta, 1993 Kent I. Phillips, Beta-Theta, 1994 Dennis L. Howell, Beta-Theta, 2001 Edward G. Milkey, Jr., Beta-Theta, 2003 Joshua J. Gentry, Beta-Theta, 2004 Paul J. Frost, Jr., Beta-Theta, 2005 Rohun P. Rangnekar, Beta-Theta, 2005 Kyle R. Newcomb, Beta-Theta, 2008 Richard B. Wenzler, Beta-Theta, 2008 Joshua T. Miller, Beta-Theta, 2008 Charles L. Britt, Jr., Beta-Upsilon, 1949 Donald R. Tomlin, Beta-Upsilon, 1952 John G. Thomas, Beta-Upsilon, 1952 William O. Duke, Beta-Upsilon, 1957 Roddie L. Crosby, Jr., Beta-Upsilon, 1958 Ronald S. Hulse, Jr., Beta-Upsilon, 1958 John C. Hatcher, Beta-Upsilon, 1959 Durant G. Vick, Beta-Upsilon, 1959 Simon C. Dixon, Beta-Upsilon, 1960 Peter A. Warner, Beta-Upsilon, 1963 Martin B. Chadwick, Beta-Upsilon, 1965 Charles W. Allison, III, Beta-Upsilon, 1967 Douglas M. Latta, Jr., Beta-Upsilon, 1971 Stephen E. Hoots, Beta-Upsilon, 1976 Donald J. Curtis, Beta-Upsilon, 1977 Dwight E. Rose, Beta-Upsilon, 1978 Gregory S. Hunt, Beta-Upsilon, 1979 David S. Chesnick, Beta-Upsilon, 1983 Jeffrey J. Haggerty, Beta-Upsilon, 1983 Jimmy R. Westmoreland, Jr., Beta-Upsilon, 1984 Joel P. Mc Cullough, Beta-Upsilon, 1987 Chad W. Eismont, Beta-Upsilon, 1991

William Lane Diel, Beta-Upsilon, 1992 Jim K. Wyatt, Beta-Upsilon, 1992 Andrew W. Blair, Beta-Upsilon, 1996 Christopher P. Kontalonis, Beta-Upsilon, 2002 John D. Stallings, Beta-Upsilon, 2004 Mark D. Harper, Beta-Upsilon, 2008 Urban Cartier, Beta-Upsilon, 2013 Turner Thackston, Beta-Upsilon, 2013 Richard C. Halliday, Beta-Xi, 1942 James W. Smith, Beta-Xi, 1943 Robert F. Rinehart, Beta-Xi, 1947 Allan J. Huber, Beta-Xi, 1948 Franklin H. Watson, III, Beta-Xi, 1948 Douglas V. Duncan, Beta-Xi, 1948 Burton L. Grant, Beta-Xi, 1951 Richard D. Graffis, Beta-Xi, 1951 Vincent A. Blake, Beta-Xi, 1951 Edwin O. De Silva, Beta-Xi, 1951 Bernard B. Stirnaman, Jr., Beta-Xi, 1955 William H. Carstens, Beta-Xi, 1959 Peter W. Cole, Beta-Xi, 1960 Richard C. Keller, Beta-Xi, 1963 Thomas R. Curry, Beta-Xi, 1965 Thomas N. Henle, Beta-Xi, 1965 Robert T. Dexter, Beta-Xi, 1968 Richard W. Phillips, Beta-Xi, 1973 Dewitt K. Burnham, Jr., Beta-Xi, 1975 William M. Booth, Beta-Xi, 1975 John P. Ager, Beta-Xi, 1987 Richard H. Vaughan, Beta-Zeta, 1947 Darrell E. Jordan, Beta-Zeta, 1948 Jerold G. Odens CLU, Beta-Zeta, 1949 James T. Reid, Beta-Zeta, 1953 Allan L. Bridgford, Beta-Zeta, 1954 I. Wayne Carter, Jr., Beta-Zeta, 1956 Harvey H. Derne, Beta-Zeta, 1956 Robert C. Mc Nitt, Beta-Zeta, 1959 James F. Fotenos, Beta-Zeta, 1966 Anthony B. Drewry, Beta-Zeta, 1968 James R. Rappaport MD, Beta-Zeta, 1974 Terry E. Lewis, Beta-Zeta, 1978 Steven L. Gregg, Beta-Zeta, 1979 Thomas R. Mac Donald, Beta-Zeta, 1983 Eugene W. Harris, Beta-Zeta, 1983 Jorge K. Pena, Beta-Zeta, 1992 Kyle B. Vataha, Beta-Zeta, 2001 Cameron A. Mansson-Perrone, Beta-Zeta, 2009 John S. Green, Chi, 1939 Omar B. Wright, Jr., Chi, 1943 Richard W. Yount, Chi, 1943 Thomas J. Wilhite, Chi, 1945 James B. Donahue, Chi, 1947 Bradley S. Blickenstaff, Chi, 1948 William A. Mitchener, Chi, 1951 Peter E. Rentz, Chi, 1952 Bradley D. Bolster, Chi, 1952 James H. Hunter, III, Chi, 1954 Russell G. Knauer, Chi, 1954 Kenneth A. Bishop, Chi, 1954 Nicholas N. Noe, Chi, 1954 Bruce R. Storm, Chi, 1956 John W. Harless, Chi, 1956 John D. Long, Chi, 1957 James R. Eaton, Chi, 1958 Robert A. Catron, Chi, 1958

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND George B. Denious, Chi, 1960 Robert E. Kabisch, Chi, 1961 John B. Gordon, Chi, 1962 Larry W. Schlagenhauf, Chi, 1965 Philip S. Benner, Chi, 1965 James A. Zeitler, Chi, 1966 Charles T. Fennimore, Chi, 1966 David E. Horner, Chi, 1966 David G. Derrick, Chi, 1966 David M. Leonard, Chi, 1968 Michael W. Cook, DVM, Chi, 1969 Casey J. Kaptur, Chi, 1969 Donald C. Kishi, Chi, 1969 Thomas D. Taff, Chi, 1969 Karl E. Christen, Chi, 1971 Robert R. Burnett, Chi, 1971 Daniel J. Hammel, Chi, 1975 Scott D. Richey, Chi, 1976 Robert B. Joel, Chi, 1976 John P. Bossert, Chi, 1978 Craig C. Fouts II, Chi, 1979 Eric L. Schultz, Chi, 1981 Mark T. Gore, Chi, 1983 Michael J. Sliva, Chi, 1984 Dr Steven C. Beering, Chi, 1985 Lance M. Eberle, Chi, 1990 John K. Jennings, Chi, 1991 James R. Seufert, Chi, 1991 Michael J. Guio, Chi, 1992 Paul S. Knauer, Chi, 1993 John L. Gedeon, Chi, 1994 Gregory D. Pilkinton, Chi, 1994 Sam J. Quakenbush, Chi, 2005 John P. Ware, Chi, 2006 Rajiv B. Pithadia, Chi, 2006 Greggory D. Ritchie, Chi, 2009 Christopher M. Antonelli, Chi, 2009 Emmanuel M. Kastrenakes, Chi, 2011 COL Charles J. Brown USAF(Ret), Chi-Omega, 1955 Hugh L. Simril, Jr., Chi-Omega, 1958 Edward B. Burgess, Chi-Omega, 1961 James E. Bennett, Chi-Omega, 1963 Frank W. Hafner, Jr., Chi-Omega, 1964 John M. Brown, Chi-Omega, 1964 Charles E. Howard, Chi-Omega, 1966 Vann S. Mullis, Chi-Omega, 1967 Raymond G. Abdalla, Chi-Omega, 1967 William C. Cash, Jr., Chi-Omega, 1967 Hugh F. Knight II, Chi-Omega, 1969 Edgar L. Perry, Jr., Chi-Omega, 1969 James D. Faulkner, Chi-Omega, 1972 Thomas M. Anderson, Chi-Omega, 1974 Kenneth M. Goins, Jr., Chi-Omega, 1977 Michael T. Heath, Chi-Omega, 1980 Michael W. Sydow, Chi-Omega, 1980 Richard S. Novack, Chi-Omega, 1981 F. Scott Mallan, Chi-Omega, 1983 Bartlett J. Witherspoon IV, Chi-Omega, 1984 Tracy R. Long, Chi-Omega, 1987 Steven R. Robinson, Chi-Omega, 1989 James E. Cavanaugh, Chi-Omega, 1992 Jason E. Creel, Chi-Omega, 2000 Patrick C. Wright, Chi-Omega, 2005 Steven T. Holben, Chi-Omega, 2007 Maxwell T. Grogan, Chi-Omega, 2009

Donald R. Tanner, Jr., Chi-Omega, 2010 William D. Lawson, III, Delta, 1943 Hubert H. Davis, Delta, 1953 Duncan Morton, Jr., Delta, 1959 James W. Allison, Delta, 1963 Robert R. Webb, III, Delta, 1990 Joshua M. Parkey, Delta, 2008 Dr Donald R. Harris, Delta-Alpha, 1943 Donald B. Bierwerth, Delta-Alpha, 1950 James R. Blatt, Delta-Alpha, 1952 Dr George H. Miley, Delta-Alpha, 1952 Dr Paul L. Smith, Jr., Delta-Alpha, 1953 James D. Glenn II, Delta-Alpha, 1953 Paul T. Birdsall, Delta-Alpha, 1953 Louis H. Wunderlich, Jr., Delta-Alpha, 1956 Alan A. Peterson PE, Delta-Alpha, 1956 Frank Calandra, Jr., Delta-Alpha, 1956 John F. Moog, Delta-Alpha, 1956 John B. Talpas, Delta-Alpha, 1962 Thomas F. Swigart, Delta-Alpha, 1963 Paul G. Thiessen, Delta-Alpha, 1965 Terry W. Ruggles, Delta-Alpha, 1965 Jacob Boomhouwer, Delta-Alpha, 1965 Edward F. Szczyglinski, Delta-Alpha, 1966 Dr Howard D. Glicksman, Delta-Alpha, 1970 John H. Odonnell, Jr., Delta-Alpha, 1970 Dr Scott J. Spector, Delta-Alpha, 1971 Clifford A. Pokol, Delta-Alpha, 1983 Clarence W. Brown, Jr. MD, Delta-Alpha, 1988 Lucian J. Cesca, Delta-Alpha, 2008 Rev Leslie Michael Winship, Delta-Beta, 1954 Thomas M. Emory, Jr., Delta-Beta, 1959 Thorold G. Smith, Jr., Delta-Beta, 1960 Paul G. Johnson, Delta-Beta, 1962 Kenneth C. Newman, Delta-Beta, 1969 Dudley T. Colton, III, Delta-Beta, 1971 Robert H. Elwell, Delta-Beta, 1972 Richard W. Lefever, Delta-Beta, 1979 David M. Ferriss, Delta-Chi, 1940 A. B. Smith, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1942 Edgar M. Hood, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1942 Harry H. Bush, Delta-Chi, 1951 Cecil H. Andrews, Delta-Chi, 1951 COL John H. Richards, Delta-Chi, 1952 William L. Glasgow, Delta-Chi, 1953 Edward G. Grady, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1954 Wentworth V. Harned, Delta-Chi, 1955 James E. Finger, Delta-Chi, 1957 Robert R. Knight, Delta-Chi, 1958 Frank F. Mc Kay, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1959 Fletcher T. Clark, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1959 Robert W. Hardin, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1960 John R. Sanders, MD, Delta-Chi, 1962 Duke H. Morgan, Sr., Delta-Chi, 1962 Warren G. Anding, Delta-Chi, 1963 John D. Ferguson, Delta-Chi, 1964 Philip A. Clark, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1964 J. Haynie Stringer, Delta-Chi, 1966 Luther L. Shelby, Delta-Chi, 1966 David T. Still, Delta-Chi, 1966 David H. Baker, Delta-Chi, 1967 Charles B. Mc Ilwain, Delta-Chi, 1969 William W. Wilson, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1969 F. Marshall Sutphen, Delta-Chi, 1970 Hugh M. Arant, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1971

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Thomas M. Barnes, Delta-Chi, 1971 Richard H. Thoms, Delta-Chi, 1971 John H. Paxton, Delta-Chi, 1972 Farrell P. Mills, Delta-Chi, 1973 Robert E. Arnold, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1973 Gene Bouchillon, Delta-Chi, 1973 Glenn E. Stewart, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1973 William R. Doss, Delta-Chi, 1974 Thomas B. Batson, Delta-Chi, 1974 William M. Gulledge, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1974 Dr John G. Sparrow MD, Delta-Chi, 1975 George H. Lipe, Jr., Delta-Chi, 1975 James B. Ross, Delta-Chi, 1978 David D. Cooper DMD, Delta-Chi, 1980 Kent A. Weir, Delta-Chi, 1982 John D. Davis IV, Delta-Chi, 1985 Scotty W. Benjamin, Delta-Chi, 1989 Thomas B. Johnston, Delta-Chi, 1996 William H. Jones, Delta-Chi, 2002 Henry W. Minor, Delta-Chi, 2004 Andrew M. Ellard, Delta-Chi, 2005 Garrett A. Fratesi, Delta-Chi, 2008 Joshua P. Garrott, Delta-Chi, 2008 Daniel G. Dunavant, Delta-Chi, 2010 Colby H. Gill, Delta-Chi, 2010 Braden M. Benson, Delta-Chi, 2011 Ethan L. Russell, Delta-Chi, 2011 Alfred H. Trafford, Delta-Delta, 1934 William G. James, Delta-Delta, 1948 COL Gary L. Patterson USAF (Ret), Delta-Delta, 1953 Fred S. Donaldson, Jr., Delta-Delta, 1955 Jack L. Morgan, Delta-Delta, 1955 LTC George W. Reese, III, Delta-Delta, 1956 Paul M. Joyal, Delta-Delta, 1957 Earl C. Moccia, Delta-Delta, 1962 Roger H. Sherwood, Delta-Delta, 1963 William J. Buettner, III, Delta-Delta, 1963 Robert M. Quinlan, III, Delta-Delta, 1965 T. Blair Nowlin, III, Delta-Delta, 1965 Marc L. Lubet, Delta-Delta, 1966 Jerome S. Brannon, Delta-Delta, 1968 Kenneth L. Groves, Delta-Delta, 1969 Augustus M. Hunter, Delta-Delta, 1975 Craig M. Davis, Delta-Delta, 1976 CDR Robert V. Simmons, Jr., Delta-Delta, 1977 William E. Todd, III, D.O., M.B.A., Delta-Delta, 1978 Joseph R. Leary, Delta-Delta, 1979 James A. Stidham, Jr., Delta-Delta, 1979 Ralph M. Stevens, Delta-Delta, 1982 William P. Zeiss, Delta-Delta, 1987 Daren L. Thomas, Delta-Delta, 1988 Robert C. Sylvester, Delta-Delta, 1992 Paul W. Hayes, Delta-Delta, 1992 James T. Eubanks, Delta-Delta, 2002 Seth Mollitt, Delta-Delta, 2004 Matthew J. Richardson, Delta-Delta, 2006 Kevin G. Fitzgerald, Delta-Delta, 2008 John H. Clarry, Delta-Epsilon, 1939 Edward J. Glover, Delta-Epsilon, 1945 G John Stevens, Delta-Epsilon, 1948 Joseph M. Mc Bride, Delta-Epsilon, 1952 Dr Terence M. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Heany MD, Delta-Epsilon, 1952 Norris W. Walker, Delta-Epsilon, 1953 John P. Salter, Delta-Epsilon, 1961 Dr Richard G. L. Thain, Delta-Epsilon, 1974

James H. Hildebrandt, Delta-Epsilon, 1982 Robert De Kruif, Delta-Eta, 1938 J. Richard Leonard, Delta-Eta, 1938 Robert L. Hillman, Delta-Eta, 1940 Harry Perry, Delta-Eta, 1941 Carter S. Wells, Delta-Eta, 1945 Gwynn G. Bacon, Delta-Eta, 1946 Roland J. Wuertz, Jr., Delta-Eta, 1947 Thomas A. Hodgins, Delta-Eta, 1949 William S. Johnstone, Jr., Delta-Eta, 1949 William L. Fimpler, Jr., Delta-Eta, 1950 Jack L. Faul, Delta-Eta, 1951 Lawrence I. Strong, Delta-Eta, 1953 Gerald A. Smith, Delta-Eta, 1954 Robert A. Welch, Delta-Eta, 1954 Sam W. Douglass, Delta-Eta, 1955 Harlan D. Williams, Delta-Eta, 1956 William D. Walters, Delta-Eta, 1958 Don M. Mc Afee, Delta-Eta, 1964 Loren J. Miller, Delta-Eta, 1964 Kenneth H. Hunter, III, Delta-Eta, 1965 William L. Homik, Delta-Eta, 1966 Delton D. Shilling, Delta-Eta, 1966 John M. Fowle DDS, Delta-Eta, 1967 Donald C. Allen, Jr., Delta-Eta, 1968 George W. Ceithaml, Delta-Eta, 1969 Steven E. Bridges, Delta-Eta, 1970 Leslie T. Welsh, Jr., Delta-Eta, 1970 William E. Baker, Jr., Delta-Eta, 1970 Malcolm K. Chong, Delta-Eta, 1972 Gerald J. Singh, Delta-Eta, 1972 Michael T. Keller, Delta-Eta, 1974 Wesley D. Seastrom, Delta-Eta, 1974 Gregory B. Stanislawski, Delta-Eta, 1975 Donald J. Goldberg, Delta-Eta, 1975 Marc D. Kelly, Delta-Eta, 1975 Michael J. Marquez AIA, Delta-Eta, 1976 Robert H. Grant, Delta-Eta, 1977 Michael W. Mc Culloch, Delta-Eta, 1978 William J. Barney, Delta-Eta, 1978 Robert D. Beyer, Delta-Eta, 1979 Victor A. Cravello, Delta-Eta, 1979 Gregg R. Kirkpatrick, Delta-Eta, 1981 Andrew S. Helman, Delta-Eta, 1982 Christopher E. Ghio, Delta-Eta, 1983 Fred J. Eder, III, Delta-Eta, 1984 Silvestre G. Gonzales, III, Delta-Eta, 1984 Burke Berendes, Delta-Eta, 1991 David T. Lowe, Delta-Eta, 1992 Craig A. Herkimer, Delta-Eta, 1992 Jeremy Fitzl, Delta-Eta, 1993 Patrick F. Lee, Delta-Eta, 1996 Patrick S. Young, Delta-Eta, 1997 Todd M. Campbell, Delta-Eta, 1997 Bradford G. Hughes, Delta-Eta, 2000 Robert H. Basso, Delta-Eta, 2003 Gregory B. Wagner, Delta-Eta, 2003 Graydon M. Seldin, Delta-Eta, 2009 Samuel R. Harris, Delta-Eta, 2009 Timothy D. Kinzer, Delta-Eta, 2009 Mark D. Filipovic, Delta-Eta, 2010 Clinton Vansciver, Delta-Eta, 2011 Cecil E. Rhodes, Delta-Gamma, 1949 Oliver M. Dawson CPA, Delta-Gamma, 1951 Harold E. Rumsey, Delta-Gamma, 1953

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Bobbie J. Rothe, Delta-Gamma, 1954 David D. Uchner, Delta-Gamma, 1956 COL Frank Q. Bertagnolli, Delta-Gamma, 1963 Gary W. Birdsall, Delta-Gamma, 1966 William M. Starrs, Delta-Gamma, 1967 Peter D. Freytag, Delta-Gamma, 1968 Daniel A. Lauwereins, Delta-Gamma, 1971 James R. Cookson, Jr., Delta-Gamma, 1973 Ronald M. Birks, Delta-Gamma, 1980 Francis D. Brown, Delta-Gamma, 1986 Patrick F. Marrs, Jr., Delta-Kappa, 1947 Benjamin F. Marsh, Delta-Kappa, 1947 Leon A. Whitney, Delta-Kappa, 1949 David M. Westlake, Delta-Kappa, 1954 Frank E. Hutton, Delta-Kappa, 1964 William J. Zaiser, Delta-Kappa, 1965 Dennis W. Pierce, Delta-Kappa, 1969 Daniel L. Mac Naughton, Delta-Kappa, 1978 Robert J. Dyer, Jr., Delta-Lambda, 1945 Dr Jay C. Stovall, Delta-Lambda, 1946 James H. Frisbie, Jr., Delta-Lambda, 1947 Norman T. Hansen, Delta-Lambda, 1948 Earl O. Kleinfelder, Delta-Lambda, 1950 James E. Lewis, Delta-Lambda, 1953 Stanley R. Butcher, Delta-Lambda, 1958 Marvin D. Lindseth, Delta-Lambda, 1958 James H. Jarrett, Delta-Lambda, 1960 Gene S. Carlson, Delta-Lambda, 1961 James R. Almond, Delta-Lambda, 1961 John A. Bottman, Delta-Lambda, 1964 T Michael Mc Cartney, Delta-Lambda, 1965 E. Gary Elliott, Delta-Lambda, 1966 Robert J. Goss, Delta-Lambda, 1968 Mark R. Fuglevand, Delta-Lambda, 1980 Brent D. Keil, Delta-Lambda, 1989 Christopher A. Rouse, Delta-Lambda, 1991 Erik A. Nerland, Delta-Lambda, 2001 Blake A. Segal, Delta-Lambda, 2008 Benjamin D. London, Delta-Lambda, 2010 Dr Gregory A. Dahlen, Delta-Mu, 1939 James R. Johnson, Delta-Mu, 1942 Orlo B. Johnson, Delta-Mu, 1948 John J. Dolan, Delta-Mu, 1949 James E. McErlane, Delta-Mu, 1950 Bruce J. Conyne, Delta-Mu, 1952 Richard W. McCandless, Delta-Mu, 1953 Dr Ronald M. Torgeson, Delta-Mu, 1954 Jerome E. Kwako MD, Delta-Mu, 1957 Ronald E. Berger, Delta-Mu, 1959 Dr Dalton A. West, Delta-Mu, 1962 Keith C. Magnusson, Delta-Mu, 1965 Robert M. Olafson, Delta-Mu, 1968 Dr Stephen A. Stromstad, Delta-Mu, 1968 John F. Vachal, Delta-Mu, 1969 Dale V. Anderson, Delta-Mu, 1970 Joel D. Simons, Delta-Mu, 1970 Marvin J. Morrison, Delta-Mu, 1971 John R. Klai II, Delta-Mu, 1971 Raymond J. Banasik, Delta-Mu, 1973 Bradley J. Braun, Delta-Mu, 1973 Guy L. Abernathey, Delta-Mu, 1974 Kent H. Siemers MD, Delta-Mu, 1976 James L. Johnson, Delta-Mu, 1980 Steve A. Whetter, Delta-Mu, 1980 Jonathan P. Kinnischtzke, Delta-Mu, 1987

Damon E. Anderson, Delta-Mu, 1990 Mr. Josh Lafferty, Delta-Mu, 2012 Robert L. Farmer, Delta-Nu, 1941 Hon Henry W. Shatford, Delta-Nu, 1941 Carl W. Mays, Jr., Delta-Nu, 1945 William R. Dawson, Delta-Nu, 1947 William R. Clardy, Delta-Nu, 1947 Barry T. Miller, Delta-Nu, 1948 Wallace D. Truesdell, Delta-Nu, 1952 Robert A. Steele, Delta-Nu, 1953 Charles R. Williams, Delta-Nu, 1953 Melvin D. Flamm, Delta-Nu, 1953 Dr Robert C. Waters, Delta-Nu, 1953 William G. Malouf, Delta-Nu, 1953 David R. Nielsen, Delta-Nu, 1954 Anton T. Haas, Delta-Nu, 1955 Michael M. Flynn, Delta-Nu, 1956 Richard E. Ratliff, Delta-Nu, 1958 Jim Morris, Delta-Nu, 1959 Mark A. Anderson, Delta-Nu, 1977 Steven E. Fishman, Delta-Nu, 1977 David L. Ash, Delta-Nu, 1978 Roger A. Grad, Delta-Nu, 1978 Nicholas J. Califato, Delta-Nu, 1987 William H. Smith, Delta-Omega, 1949 Harold L. Moore, Delta-Omega, 1953 Charles M. Reid, Delta-Omega, 1953 Ronald C. Dilthey, Delta-Omega, 1954 Thomas S. Royster, Jr., Delta-Omega, 1956 Jerry W. West, Delta-Omega, 1957 H. Howell Taylor, Jr., Delta-Omega, 1958 Asa H. Bullard, Jr., Delta-Omega, 1958 HON Richard M. Burr, Delta-Omega, 1975 William A. Myatt IV, Delta-Omega, 1975 Gregory L. Goodman, Delta-Omega, 1975 John A. Rote, Delta-Omega, 1978 John W. King, Delta-Omega, 1982 Collin N. Anderson, Delta-Omega, 2003 Cason S. Nile, Delta-Omicron, 2007 Christopher J. Giarratana, Delta-Omicron, 2007 John L. Dawson, Delta-Omicron, 2007 COL Albert T. Fisher, Delta-Phi, 1949 Christopher H. Bell, Delta-Phi, 1960 Leonard P. Mott, Delta-Phi, 1963 Thomas C. Abraham, Delta-Phi, 1964 William E. Lanigan, Delta-Phi, 1972 Mark B. Neveldine, Delta-Phi, 1993 Andrew D. Sweet, Delta-Phi, 2003 Bryan S. Good, Delta-Phi, 2003 Eugene Mallory, Delta-Pi, 1943 John E. Vollmer, Jr., Delta-Pi, 1947 Hollis H. Leddy, Delta-Pi, 1947 Jack D. Kinard, Delta-Pi, 1948 Bill D. Shirky, Delta-Pi, 1948 Dr Joseph F. Warren MD, Delta-Pi, 1948 James W. Pettinos, Jr., Delta-Pi, 1949 Henry D. Wells, Jr., Delta-Pi, 1950 William A. Riedel, Delta-Pi, 1952 Samuel W. Hunt, Jr., Delta-Pi, 1952 Charles T. Hendrix, Delta-Pi, 1952 Thomas M. Sloan, Delta-Pi, 1954 Robert D. Crowell, III, Delta-Pi, 1955 Claude Graves, III, Delta-Pi, 1957 William G. Allen, Delta-Pi, 1958 Thomas H. Peery, Delta-Pi, 1960

Charles E. Sones, Delta-Pi, 1964 Dr Kenneth R. Seaburg, Delta-Pi, 1964 David T. Searls, Jr., Delta-Pi, 1965 Scott P. Sealy, Delta-Pi, 1965 Bruce E. Grossman, Delta-Pi, 1965 David M. Griffith, Delta-Pi, 1967 John R. Broaddus, Delta-Pi, 1969 Bert G. Johnson, Delta-Pi, 1969 Dr David W. Persky, Delta-Pi, 1969 William K. Newton, Delta-Pi, 1970 Clayton P. Henry, Delta-Pi, 1972 Charles M. Berlau, Delta-Pi, 1976 David W. Powell, Delta-Pi, 1977 Edgar R. Hernandez, Delta-Pi, 1978 Wayne P. Sharum, Delta-Pi, 1978 Dr Ronald K. Jaekle, Delta-Pi, 1978 Roy G. Turner, III, Delta-Pi, 1985 Thomas P. Jud, Delta-Pi, 1985 Graham C. Beachum, III, Delta-Pi, 1988 Kyle E. Kidd, Delta-Pi, 1992 Chad S. Plotkin, Delta-Pi, 1994 Jason L. Creel, Delta-Pi, 1996 Jason S. Smith, Delta-Pi, 1998 Dustin H. Hite, Delta-Pi, 2007 Mark E. Trelstad, Delta-Pi, 2010 Jack D. Peterson, Delta-Psi, 1949 Stuart M. King, Delta-Psi, 1951 Mark G. Russell, Delta-Psi, 1953 Dr Kenneth H. Musson, Delta-Psi, 1957 Dr Robert B. Dick, Delta-Psi, 1962 Keith P. Wegscheid, Delta-Psi, 1988 Robert R. Martin, Delta-Psi, 1989 Kirk M. Chewning, Delta-Psi, 1993 Robert A De Clercq, Delta-Psi, 1996 Eric E. Myers, Delta-Psi, 2005 Austin T. Rose, Delta-Psi, 2011 Jerome L. Ritter, Delta-Rho, 1942 Dr John W. Moore, Delta-Rho, 1958 Dr Andrew B. Turner, Delta-Rho, 1959 Harry P. Ridenour, Delta-Rho, 1960 Dr Daner R. Reider, Delta-Rho, 1960 James A. Cole, Delta-Rho, 1961 Alan D. MacNutt, Delta-Rho, 1961 Richard S. Ryan, Delta-Rho, 1970 Jay A. Chaffee, Delta-Rho, 1971 Thomas C. Hills, III, Delta-Rho, 1971 Thomas G. Reid, Delta-Rho, 1973 Spiro P. Pappas, Delta-Rho, 1973 Daniel P. Rigterink, Delta-Rho, 1974 Andrew H. Garber, Delta-Rho, 1977 Bruce S. Seckendorf, Delta-Rho, 1977 Robert V. Cuddihy, Jr., Delta-Rho, 1978 Peter L. Morse, Delta-Rho, 1980 Marc H. Schur, Delta-Rho, 1980 Theodore R. Wenrich, Jr., Delta-Rho, 1981 Christopher L. Harland, Delta-Rho, 1986 John K. Lindell, Delta-Rho, 1986 Douglas W. Wooldridge, II, Delta-Rho, 1991 Timothy K. Belford, Delta-Rho, 2009 Manny A. Tartagiolone, Delta-Rho, 2010 Harold R. Heath, Jr., Delta-Sigma, 1943 Harold V. Marsell, Delta-Sigma, 1945 Robert B. Beall, Delta-Sigma, 1948 Dr Kent L. Foutz DBA, Delta-Sigma, 1949 Arthur S. Horsley, Delta-Sigma, 1950

W. Ronald Youngberg, Delta-Sigma, 1951 Jerald W. Kilgrow, Delta-Sigma, 1955 Anthony C. Burdett, Delta-Sigma, 1956 Alfred J. Staples, Delta-Sigma, 1957 Richard H. Nordlund, Delta-Sigma, 1962 Richard A. Carter, Delta-Sigma, 1971 David F. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keefe, Delta-Sigma, 1975 Robert L. Roach, Delta-Sigma, 1979 Robert N. Imhoff, Delta-Sigma, 1979 Andy Gusho, Delta-Sigma, 1982 Garth C. Taylor, Delta-Sigma, 1984 Kurt L. Meeks, Delta-Sigma, 1987 Richard D. Apgood, Delta-Sigma, 1990 Clinton T. Hawk, III, Delta-Tau, 1949 John M. Kamenitsky, Delta-Tau, 1950 William J. Mather, Delta-Tau, 1957 Vernon D. Penner, Delta-Tau, 1961 Charles G. Limoges, Delta-Tau, 1985 Mark W. Hojnowski, Delta-Tau, 1989 Adam J. Naryka, Delta-Tau, 1993 Scott B. Sawyer, Delta-Tau, 1996 Dr Vernon R. Carter, Delta-Upsilon, 1942 Dr John A. Lepick, Jr., Delta-Upsilon, 1942 Preston B. Zillgitt, Delta-Upsilon, 1949 Ralph H. Flewelling, Delta-Upsilon, 1950 Donald P. Condit, Jr., Delta-Upsilon, 1950 Richard W. Millar, Jr., Delta-Upsilon, 1957 Charles N. Payne, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1943 Thomas M. Barnett, Delta-Xi, 1945 J. H. Sasser, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1946 Ancil L. Cox, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1946 Patrick W. Omalley, Delta-Xi, 1950 Kenneth R. Davenport, Delta-Xi, 1955 William S. Cox, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1955 James H. Crouch, Delta-Xi, 1957 HON Thomas B. Storey, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1959 James M. Mc Queen, III, Delta-Xi, 1959 Phillip A. Mc Namara, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1961 James E. Willoughby, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1961 William A. Alias, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1961 Jimmy S. Jackson, Delta-Xi, 1962 Robert W. Bunnell, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1963 Archie E. Smith, Delta-Xi, 1964 William A. Lee, Delta-Xi, 1967 Francis S. Hartsfield, III, Delta-Xi, 1968 Frederic W. Rees, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1968 Gordon M. Castleberry, Delta-Xi, 1969 Henry R. Varner, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1972 William C. Jacobs, Delta-Xi, 1972 Eugene E. Mc Burney, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1972 David O. Mc Cormick, Delta-Xi, 1974 Gerard R. Gibert, Delta-Xi, 1977 Stevens D. Bateman, Jr., Delta-Xi, 1979 R. Paul Maxwell, Delta-Xi, 1982 Michael B. Downing, Delta-Xi, 1984 Reese D. Hillard, Delta-Xi, 1985 Kenneth C. Johnston, Delta-Xi, 1985 Thomas N. Horton, Delta-Xi, 1997 Ryan M. Cain, Delta-Xi, 1998 Matthew R. Bailey, Delta-Xi, 2003 Rodger S. Cox, Delta-Xi, 2004 James W. Allen II, Delta-Xi, 2008 John C. Bandi, Delta-Xi, 2009 Tyler D. Walters, Delta-Xi, 2009 Bradley T. Weltens, Delta-Xi, 2011

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Samuel E. Neff, Delta-Zeta, 1942 Harry E. Stowers, Jr., Delta-Zeta, 1943 Earl E. Weaver, Delta-Zeta, 1949 Edward M. Wells, Delta-Zeta, 1949 Robert E. Werner, Delta-Zeta, 1952 M. B. Moore, Delta-Zeta, 1952 Thomas C. Cochran, Jr., Delta-Zeta, 1954 Norman J. Mc Loughlin, Delta-Zeta, 1955 Lawson M. Phyfe, Delta-Zeta, 1956 Robert A. Lewis, Delta-Zeta, 1956 Rev Anthony L. Martinez, Delta-Zeta, 1981 Randall B. Schiffman, Delta-Zeta, 1981 Oscar S. Arjona, Delta-Zeta, 1982 Stephen D. Northrop, Delta-Zeta, 1983 Michael F. Malizzo, Delta-Zeta, 1986 David A. Kowalski, Delta-Zeta, 1991 Kevin D. Fossett, Delta-Zeta, 1997 Kyle S. Winner, Delta-Zeta, 1999 Christopher J. Bitakis, Delta-Zeta, 2001 Bryan M. Wilcox, Delta-Zeta, 2006 Charles B. Moore, Epsilon, 1943 Wilbur A. Hirsch, Epsilon, 1945 Theodore L. Menge, Jr., Epsilon, 1946 Garnet W. Brock, Epsilon, 1948 James E. Ward, Jr., Epsilon, 1950 Ernest H. Turner, Jr., Epsilon, 1952 William E. Dupre, Epsilon, 1956 Wayne F. Stoddard, III, Epsilon, 1958 LT COL Gene H. La Caze USA (Ret), Epsilon, 1958 John C. Hawkins, Jr., Epsilon, 1960 Leonard M. Riggs II, Epsilon, 1961 Dr Fredric T. Siskron, III M.D., Epsilon, 1961 Dr Robert E. Gillan, Epsilon, 1961 Robert D. Conner, Epsilon, 1962 Richard W. Schmidt, Epsilon, 1965 William D. Varnell, Epsilon, 1966 Donald F. Wiegel, Jr., Epsilon, 1966 Dr Pope W. Oden, III, Epsilon, 1977 John Parnell Holt, Epsilon, 1978 Richard M. Wilson, Epsilon, 1978 Dr Byron H. Yarbrough, Epsilon, 1981 Richard D. Anders, Epsilon, 1983 John L. Matthews, Epsilon, 2005 Maurice C. Roe, Epsilon-Alpha, 1946 Edward C. Elford, Epsilon-Alpha, 1954 Donald M. Campbell, Epsilon-Alpha, 1954 Richard F. Haskayne, Epsilon-Alpha, 1955 Julian H. Koziak, Epsilon-Alpha, 1959 Walter M. Snihurowych, Epsilon-Alpha, 1964 Garnet M. Du Gray, Epsilon-Alpha, 1976 Eugene A. Dalla Lana DDS, Epsilon-Alpha, 1979 D. Michael Evans, Epsilon-Alpha, 1982 Patrick A. Hodgins, Epsilon-Alpha, 1985 Scott S. Barclay, Epsilon-Alpha, 1989 Matthew D. Bernier, Epsilon-Alpha, 1993 Arthur E. Neubauer, Epsilon-Beta, 1946 Edmund F. Riley, Epsilon-Beta, 1947 R.M.(Bob) Kesterton, Epsilon-Beta, 1948 Edward H. Lillya, Epsilon-Beta, 1948 E. King Krakaur, Jr., Epsilon-Beta, 1954 Robert L. Busch, Jr., Epsilon-Beta, 1954 R. Wayne Dahmer, Epsilon-Beta, 1956 Robert B. Mercatoris, Epsilon-Beta, 1957 Jeffrey B. Raskin MD, Epsilon-Beta, 1959 Thomas L. Dusenberry, Epsilon-Beta, 1959

Carmen F. Lamancusa Esq, Epsilon-Beta, 1959 LTGEN F.E. Vollrath, USAR, Epsilon-Beta, 1959 Lance C. Ringhaver, Epsilon-Beta, 1960 Charles P. Guanci, Epsilon-Beta, 1961 Rodney G. Fair, Epsilon-Beta, 1961 James J. Cerniglia, III, Epsilon-Beta, 1962 John M. Hauserman, Jr., Epsilon-Beta, 1965 Ronald T. Hilgert, Epsilon-Beta, 1967 Jaak E. Rannik, Epsilon-Beta, 1967 George D. Leidel, Epsilon-Beta, 1968 William J. O’Hara, Jr., Epsilon-Beta, 1968 Gerard F. Weber, Epsilon-Beta, 1969 Joe Fernandez, Epsilon-Beta, 1986 Eduardo R. Ferrer, Epsilon-Beta, 1987 Adam S. Apatoff, Epsilon-Beta, 1990 Eduardo Pereira, Jr., Epsilon-Beta, 1991 Jason L. Sevald, Epsilon-Beta, 1994 Brandon A. Hilton, Epsilon-Beta, 2013 Kennard O. Vigee, Epsilon-Chi, 1959 Charles R. Sonnier, Epsilon-Chi, 1959 Joel E. Gooch, Epsilon-Chi, 1961 John Orsolino, Epsilon-Chi, 1961 Mark A. Dubus, Epsilon-Chi, 1961 LT COL Robert K. Lindley, Epsilon-Chi, 1962 Frank S. Hardee, Jr., Epsilon-Chi, 1963 Paul J. La Porte, Epsilon-Chi, 1964 Will S. Hornsby, III, Epsilon-Chi, 1966 John H. Cordell IV, Epsilon-Chi, 1966 Richard G. Mason, Epsilon-Chi, 1967 Gerald M. Landry, Epsilon-Chi, 1967 John K. Brocato, Epsilon-Chi, 1967 Dr John W. Magee, III, Epsilon-Chi, 1968 Charles J. Melancon, Sr., Epsilon-Chi, 1968 John A. Williams, Epsilon-Chi, 1968 Dr John W. Stockstill, Epsilon-Chi, 1968 John D. Brady, Epsilon-Chi, 1969 Steven M. Ashy, Epsilon-Chi, 1972 Charles M. Rush, Epsilon-Chi, 1976 Salvador R. Sunseri, Jr., Epsilon-Chi, 1979 James R. Le Maire, Epsilon-Chi, 1983 Douglas F. Bourg, Epsilon-Chi, 1987 Stephen T. Gauthier, Epsilon-Chi, 1990 Ted C. Schoeffler, Epsilon-Chi, 1999 Cory J. Fontenot, Epsilon-Chi, 2005 Eric C. Gillespie, Epsilon-Chi, 2009 Dylan J. Stutzman, Epsilon-Chi, 2011 Daniel C. Plummer, Jr., Epsilon-Delta, 1947 Ralph B. Kraetsch, Jr., Epsilon-Delta, 1947 Robert L. Nowicki, Epsilon-Delta, 1947 William S. Conover, Epsilon-Delta, 1947 Joseph R. Newton, III, Epsilon-Delta, 1947 Dr Alan F. Schroeder, Epsilon-Delta, 1953 Ronald G. Eisenhauer, Epsilon-Delta, 1954 Charles R. La Mothe, Epsilon-Delta, 1955 Gordon C. Arey, Epsilon-Delta, 1959 CAPT Michael T. Cornell, Epsilon-Delta, 1960 George E. Kottmeier, Epsilon-Delta, 1961 James P. Kratz, Epsilon-Delta, 1967 William D. Buchanan, Epsilon-Delta, 1967 Dr David R. Murray, Epsilon-Delta, 1979 Andrew A. Bushelman, Epsilon-Delta, 1987 Robert S. Stone, Epsilon-Delta, 1988 Dwight A. Blaha, Epsilon-Delta, 1990 Edward L. Sealover, Jr., Epsilon-Delta, 1993 Ian M. Adam, Epsilon-Epsilon, 1951

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Deane N. Jordan, Epsilon-Epsilon, 1965 Murray J. Brasseur, Epsilon-Epsilon, 1965 Peter F. Gibson, Epsilon-Epsilon, 1969 Mark A. Zlotnik, Epsilon-Epsilon, 1969 Adam M. Janusz, Epsilon-Epsilon, 2002 Charles C. Mickel, Epsilon-Epsilon, 2008 Dell R. Ewing, Jr., Epsilon-Eta, 1948 Louis C. Fernandez, Jr., Epsilon-Eta, 1948 John D. Hardie, Epsilon-Eta, 1949 William E. Guckert, Epsilon-Eta, 1950 Clyde M. Hamblen, Epsilon-Eta, 1951 Herbert F. Scogg, Epsilon-Eta, 1951 John E. Chieco, Epsilon-Eta, 1952 John R. Greene, Epsilon-Eta, 1953 James E. Andersky, Epsilon-Eta, 1954 J. Robert Sebo, Epsilon-Eta, 1955 Lynn E. Snyder, Epsilon-Eta, 1958 Lowell E. Perkey, Epsilon-Eta, 1958 Paul R. Vincent, Epsilon-Eta, 1959 Melvin F. Smith, Epsilon-Eta, 1959 Robert L. Taylor, Epsilon-Eta, 1960 Robert J. Buzogany, Epsilon-Eta, 1961 Gary G. Grassan, Epsilon-Eta, 1965 Norman W. Hillstrom, Epsilon-Eta, 1970 Thomas M. Babik, Epsilon-Eta, 1970 MAJ Lawrence A. Przybyla USAF, Epsilon-Eta, 1971 Gary R. Tylock, Epsilon-Eta, 1972 Robert B. Kane, Epsilon-Eta, 1976 Brian L. Swope, Epsilon-Eta, 1982 Richard G. King, Epsilon-Eta, 1988 Matthew F. Mauller, Epsilon-Eta, 1993 Jon T. Palumbo, Epsilon-Eta, 2005 Thornton L. Cappel, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1942 Robert R. Aillet, Epsilon-Gamma, 1945 Delbert M. Kulbeth, Epsilon-Gamma, 1948 John A. O’Neal, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1949 Col. Edward H. Roberts, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1954 George W. Jackson, Epsilon-Gamma, 1954 Joseph C. Tauzin, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1955 Dr J. Derald Morgan PE, Epsilon-Gamma, 1959 Charles J. Baragona, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1961 Richard M. Fowler, Epsilon-Gamma, 1961 Bert G. Moore, Epsilon-Gamma, 1963 Charles L. Fowler, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1963 Henry M. Wells, III, Epsilon-Gamma, 1964 Terry J. Theisen, Epsilon-Gamma, 1965 Thomas G. Easterling, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1965 Frederick M. Odom, III, Epsilon-Gamma, 1965 Robert D. Mays, Epsilon-Gamma, 1966 Edward D. Shaw, III, Epsilon-Gamma, 1967 Kenneth R. Solley, Epsilon-Gamma, 1968 Jack P. Love, Epsilon-Gamma, 1968 Lee C. Degges, Epsilon-Gamma, 1968 James D. Reichner, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1968 Dennis L. Ashley, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1969 Charles B. Randolph, Epsilon-Gamma, 1970 J. Baker Barr, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1970 Gary D. Blackwelder, Epsilon-Gamma, 1975 Michael W. Wise, Epsilon-Gamma, 1978 Stephen W. Barnes, Epsilon-Gamma, 1980 Joseph F. Washburne, Epsilon-Gamma, 1983 Thomas S. Trawick, Epsilon-Gamma, 1988 Brad A. Powell, Epsilon-Gamma, 1992 Hollis P. Day, Jr., Epsilon-Gamma, 1995 Vincent A. Miller, Epsilon-Gamma, 2002

James W. Pipes, Epsilon-Gamma, 2002 Ryan C. McNiel, Epsilon-Gamma, 2004 Stephen B. Stephenson, Epsilon-Gamma, 2004 Matthew L. Ferrel, Epsilon-Gamma, 2004 David L. Watters, Epsilon-Gamma, 2006 Lester H. Robinson, Epsilon-Gamma, 2010 Thomas E. Craig, Epsilon-Iota, 1947 Edwin M. Bennett, Epsilon-Iota, 1947 H. Wallace Hartin, Epsilon-Iota, 1948 Walter A. Turner, Jr., Epsilon-Iota, 1950 Hector F. Estevane, Epsilon-Iota, 1950 Wilfred N. Cooper, Epsilon-Iota, 1951 Dr Charles L. Freebern, Epsilon-Iota, 1953 Dean L. Edwards, Epsilon-Iota, 1954 James E. Bracklow, Epsilon-Iota, 1954 Theodore G. Glavas, Epsilon-Iota, 1956 Edward B. Huntington, Epsilon-Iota, 1957 Robert F. Skiles, Epsilon-Iota, 1957 Byron M. Taylor II, Epsilon-Iota, 1958 COL Rufus C. Young, Jr. USMC (Ret), Epsilon-Iota, 1959 Martin S. Cox, Epsilon-Iota, 1959 Thomas P. Hale, Epsilon-Iota, 1959 David L. Carroll, Epsilon-Iota, 1961 Charles H. Christian, Epsilon-Iota, 1964 Thomas M. Mercer, Epsilon-Iota, 1967 Benjamin V. Paull, Epsilon-Iota, 1967 Douglas R. Mc Corquodale, Epsilon-Iota, 1968 Bryan L. Champlin, Epsilon-Iota, 1975 David J. Schofield, Epsilon-Iota, 1978 Kevin J. Moore, Epsilon-Iota, 1981 David L. Bradley, Epsilon-Iota, 1982 Barry A. Fast, Epsilon-Iota, 1982 Thomas S. Chiarchianis, Epsilon-Iota, 1982 Michael A. Gavitt, Epsilon-Iota, 1985 Mark L. Munnelly, Epsilon-Iota, 1985 Sanjay A. Chand, Epsilon-Iota, 1986 Jeffery P. Muscat, Epsilon-Iota, 1986 Raymond M. Pitesky, Epsilon-Iota, 1986 Budd M. Barmeyer, Epsilon-Iota, 1987 Benjamin D. Cisneros, Epsilon-Iota, 1987 Johnny R. Miyasaki, Epsilon-Iota, 1988 Brian C. Herbert, Epsilon-Iota, 1989 Jason E. Gordon, Epsilon-Iota, 1989 Jason W. Wood, Epsilon-Iota, 1989 Michael E. Katz, Epsilon-Iota, 1993 Christopher Tseng, Epsilon-Iota, 2013 Ardeshir Zahedi, Epsilon-Kappa, 1947 Noall C. Whitehouse, Epsilon-Kappa, 1956 Robert E. Erickson, Epsilon-Lambda, 1949 Roger H. Engberg, Epsilon-Lambda, 1949 Cameron A. Haslam, Epsilon-Lambda, 1949 Charles B. Roe, Jr., Epsilon-Lambda, 1950 Thomas W. Healy, Epsilon-Lambda, 1958 Ronald W. Pemberton, Epsilon-Lambda, 1959 Seth Richards, III, Epsilon-Lambda, 1962 Douglas G. Campbell, Epsilon-Lambda, 1965 CAPT Guy W. Dunn USAF, Epsilon-Lambda, 1980 Jason H. Miller, Epsilon-Lambda, 1994 Jeral D. Rainwater, Epsilon-Mu, 1948 Buford V. Branson, Epsilon-Mu, 1948 Billie G. Humphrey, Epsilon-Mu, 1950 Alfred R. Autrey, Epsilon-Mu, 1950 Jonathan B. Detwiler, Epsilon-Mu, 1950 Phillipp R. Capp, Epsilon-Mu, 1950 Harry L. Wilson, Epsilon-Mu, 1952

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Lloyd S. Elliott, Epsilon-Mu, 1952 Patrick H. Jacobs, Epsilon-Mu, 1955 Arthur J. Reinking, Epsilon-Mu, 1956 Robert W. Mc Gregor, Epsilon-Mu, 1959 Patrick G. Hays, Epsilon-Mu, 1961 James C. Spencer, Epsilon-Mu, 1962 Donnie R. Green, Epsilon-Mu, 1962 Earl N. Hamm, Jr., Epsilon-Mu, 1963 Lawrence H. Brown, Epsilon-Mu, 1968 Robert L. Errico, Epsilon-Mu, 1969 M. Victor Mitchell, Epsilon-Mu, 1970 Kenneth B. Petruck, Epsilon-Mu, 1970 Gregory A. Hopeman, Epsilon-Mu, 1972 Robert M. Rogers, Epsilon-Mu, 1973 Carlos B. Langston, Epsilon-Mu, 1974 Michael W. Stafford, Epsilon-Mu, 1977 James A. Mc Auliff, Epsilon-Mu, 1979 Richard D. Johnson, Jr., Epsilon-Mu, 1981 John A. Hudson, Epsilon-Mu, 1983 Scott A. Holman, Epsilon-Mu, 1987 Brian K. Nessen, Epsilon-Mu, 1987 James A. Dilley, Epsilon-Mu, 1988 James D. Furman, Epsilon-Mu, 1989 Herbert E. Bowman, Jr., Epsilon-Mu, 1989 Kevin L. Soter, Epsilon-Mu, 1989 Lee A. Culver, Epsilon-Mu, 1990 William E. Snyder, Jr., Epsilon-Mu, 1991 Andrew B. Streeter, Epsilon-Mu, 1992 Hugh M. Robert, Epsilon-Mu, 1995 Jeffrey P. Keslinke, Epsilon-Mu, 2004 Jared H. Lyon, Epsilon-Mu, 2009 Joseph C. Mc Clammy, Epsilon-Nu, 1956 Richard J. Linden, Epsilon-Nu, 1956 Joseph D. Lipscomb, Epsilon-Nu, 1958 Carl B. Hamilton, Epsilon-Nu, 1960 Jim A. Payne, Epsilon-Nu, 1961 Richard H. Baxter, Jr., Epsilon-Nu, 1961 COL Patrick D. Zimlich USA (Ret), Epsilon-Nu, 1961 Kyle S. Wood II, Epsilon-Nu, 1962 William J. Kennon, Epsilon-Nu, 1966 George D. Hoppe, Epsilon-Nu, 1966 Michael P. Dwyer, Epsilon-Nu, 1967 Nolan M. Brown, Epsilon-Nu, 1967 Caesar A. Lamonaca, Epsilon-Nu, 1969 Rudy K. Irwin, Epsilon-Nu, 1970 Dewey E. Wilson, Epsilon-Nu, 1970 Ronald L. Knellinger, Epsilon-Nu, 1970 John W. Middleton, Jr., Epsilon-Nu, 1970 Dr Randy S. Hathorn, Epsilon-Nu, 1973 David R. Ragsdale, Epsilon-Nu, 1977 David N. Greene, Epsilon-Nu, 1979 John L. Kenna, Jr., Epsilon-Nu, 1980 LT Wilmer K. Ward USAF, Epsilon-Nu, 1984 Brian A. White, Epsilon-Nu, 1985 David D. Wilson, Epsilon-Nu, 1985 Christopher A. Guernsey, Epsilon-Nu, 1985 James P. Coll, Epsilon-Nu, 1993 Garland W. Sullivan, Epsilon-Nu, 1997 Thomas F. Wolford II, Epsilon-Nu, 1997 Edward H. Douglas, Epsilon-Nu, 2002 William R. Phalen, Epsilon-Nu, 2007 Jordan M. Marshall, Epsilon-Nu, 2008 Dale A. Stauber, Epsilon-Omega, 1959 Thomas V. Cash, Epsilon-Omega, 1959 Norton C. Newman CPA, Epsilon-Omega, 1959

C P A C Reynolds, Epsilon-Omega, 1964 Don M. Dean, Epsilon-Omega, 1965 Karl V. Reinhold, Epsilon-Omega, 1965 Curt Rone, Epsilon-Omega, 1966 John M. Due, Epsilon-Omega, 1970 John R. Scarbrough, Epsilon-Omega, 1970 Richard R. Obrien, Epsilon-Omega, 1971 George M. Sloane, Epsilon-Omega, 1973 Thomas D. Voshall, Epsilon-Omega, 1974 George R. Moody, Epsilon-Omega, 1977 Harry O. White, III, Epsilon-Omega, 1981 Antoine S. Kearney, Epsilon-Omega, 1989 Antoine B. Taylor, Epsilon-Omega, 1993 Bryan J. Blochberger, Epsilon-Omega, 1994 Michael W. Rayburn, Epsilon-Omega, 1994 Tilman E. Pohlhausen, Epsilon-Omega, 2001 Noble S. Deckard, Epsilon-Omicron, 1953 James J. Heinz RPh, Epsilon-Omicron, 1959 Frank E. Carson, Epsilon-Omicron, 1959 Dr Thomas P. Kunkle, Epsilon-Omicron, 1960 Donald P. Hoffmann, Epsilon-Omicron, 1960 Frank E. Koehn, Epsilon-Omicron, 1974 James A. Sullivan, III, Epsilon-Omicron, 1974 Donald C. Dilley, Jr., Epsilon-Phi, 1953 Jack M. Spinks, Epsilon-Phi, 1955 Edwin L. Prestridge, Epsilon-Phi, 1955 Kenneth A. Steward, Epsilon-Phi, 1956 James K. Paterson, Epsilon-Phi, 1956 Ernest E. Henson, Epsilon-Phi, 1956 Seth T. Moore, Jr., Epsilon-Phi, 1956 Tom S. Harkey, Epsilon-Phi, 1956 Robert D. Hook, Epsilon-Phi, 1957 James L. Wittliff, PhD, Epsilon-Phi, 1957 Joe R. Vardeman, Epsilon-Phi, 1958 James N. Hock, Epsilon-Phi, 1958 COL Thomas S. Boone Ret, Epsilon-Phi, 1958 John R. Deboben, Jr., Epsilon-Phi, 1958 Joe M. Peddy, Epsilon-Phi, 1959 Charles A. Crocker, Epsilon-Phi, 1960 Michael L. Cook Esq, Epsilon-Phi, 1960 Anthony S. Levatino, Epsilon-Phi, 1961 Jerry W. Baker, Epsilon-Phi, 1961 Jay S. Wiginton, Epsilon-Phi, 1961 Joseph F. Seinsheimer, III, Epsilon-Phi, 1961 Fredrick F. Rogers, Epsilon-Phi, 1963 Charles R. Cook, Epsilon-Phi, 1963 Rowland R. Wilson, Epsilon-Phi, 1964 William F. Robb, Epsilon-Phi, 1964 Robert J. Crumley, Epsilon-Phi, 1964 William H. Mora, Epsilon-Phi, 1967 John S. Romberger, Epsilon-Phi, 1969 James S. Ward, Epsilon-Phi, 1977 Khanh N. Vu, D.O., Epsilon-Phi, 1985 Steven K. Osterloh, Jr., Epsilon-Phi, 1993 Charles C. Nunnally, Epsilon-Phi, 1994 Kevin M. Rackers, Epsilon-Phi, 1995 Jeff C. Stake, Epsilon-Phi, 2001 Jake A. Holland, Epsilon-Phi, 2003 Gary R. Fragosso, Epsilon-Phi, 2008 Daniel C. Langford, Epsilon-Phi, 2008 David T. Guyton, Jr., Epsilon-Pi, 1952 Robert J. Fishman, Epsilon-Pi, 1953 Dr William D. Morrow, Epsilon-Pi, 1953 Baker H. Bush, Epsilon-Pi, 1955 John C. Newton, Jr., Epsilon-Pi, 1966

Felix H. Bean, III, Epsilon-Pi, 1967 Thomas C. Merriam, III, Epsilon-Pi, 1969 Keith H. Caudle, Epsilon-Pi, 1969 Perry F. Foy, Epsilon-Pi, 1983 Charles R. Henderson, III, Epsilon-Pi, 1985 Stephen M. LeMay, Epsilon-Pi, 1988 James D. Ewen, Jr., Epsilon-Pi, 1990 Charles E. Cloud, Epsilon-Pi, 1991 Warren J. Davis, Epsilon-Pi, 1991 Dwayne T. Flatt, Epsilon-Psi, 1958 Merrell B. Light, Epsilon-Psi, 1961 William G. Huddleston, Epsilon-Psi, 1968 Robert A. Bingham, Epsilon-Psi, 1970 Frank F. Turner, Epsilon-Psi, 1970 Frederick L. Birmingham, Epsilon-Psi, 1974 David E. Wilkins, Epsilon-Psi, 1979 William P. Teer, Epsilon-Psi, 1984 J. Tim Clarke, Epsilon-Psi, 1986 Paul B. Betz, Epsilon-Psi, 1990 Cary E. Vaughn, Epsilon-Psi, 1991 Julius M. Kiss, Epsilon-Rho, 1950 Michael J. Maykut, Epsilon-Rho, 1950 Emil W. Masarik, Epsilon-Rho, 1950 Ralph E. Nusken, Epsilon-Rho, 1952 Gilbert J. Myers, Epsilon-Rho, 1953 LT COL Daniel R. Weber, Epsilon-Rho, 1953 Richard C. Chalkley, Epsilon-Rho, 1956 Gary M. Carnicom, Epsilon-Rho, 1960 COL Thomas M. Saddler, Jr., Epsilon-Rho, 1961 Jeffrey N. Smith, Epsilon-Rho, 1966 Chris S. Costin, Epsilon-Rho, 1968 Albert E. De Chellis, Epsilon-Rho, 1969 David R. Fitzsimmons, Epsilon-Rho, 1969 Dr J. Murray Fadial, Epsilon-Sigma, 1952 Jackson C. Henry, Epsilon-Sigma, 1954 Donald M. Thomas, Epsilon-Sigma, 1957 LTCOL Kenneth A. Weaver USAF (Ret), Epsilon-Sigma, 1963 Marvin F. Loner, Jr., Epsilon-Sigma, 1966 Timothy T. Timmons, Epsilon-Sigma, 1966 Thomas A. Sanchez, Epsilon-Sigma, 1969 Robert D. Bryant, Epsilon-Sigma, 1970 Brian W. Mc Dowell, Epsilon-Sigma, 1971 Kenneth J. Solek, Jr., Epsilon-Sigma, 1984 Richard E. Miller, III, Epsilon-Sigma, 1993 Brendan O. Cobb, Epsilon-Sigma, 1995 Ryan E. Bush, Epsilon-Sigma, 2002 Adam P. Sherman, Epsilon-Sigma, 2002 Suresh V. Narayanan, Epsilon-Sigma, 2004 Daniel W. Barrett, Epsilon-Sigma, 2004 Joshua K. Burkett, Epsilon-Sigma, 2008 Nicholas R. Duafala, Epsilon-Sigma, 2010 Richard A. Howard, Epsilon-Tau, 1954 John E. Horstmann, Epsilon-Tau, 1954 Roger F. Butler, Epsilon-Tau, 1963 Wayne E. Palla, Epsilon-Tau, 1968 Reed J. Azevedo, Epsilon-Tau, 1986 Christopher A. Cooley, Epsilon-Tau, 1989 Mr. John Matthew Shaddux, Epsilon-Tau, 2012 John W. Todd, Epsilon-Theta, 1949 Lee E. Drocco, Epsilon-Theta, 1959 Ronald L. Salter, Epsilon-Theta, 1963 Karen Charchoghlyan, Epsilon-Theta, 2006 Henry L. Lane, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1952 Dr Robert W. Thornton, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1955 Robert W. Hardwick, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1955

Wiley Y. Rogers, Jr., Epsilon-Upsilon, 1955 William R. Jones, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1956 Robert L. Fisher, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1958 John P. Wehba, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1958 Earl C. Higgins, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1961 Rev Loyd D. Morris, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1961 Dr Vance W. Booker, Jr., Epsilon-Upsilon, 1961 Michael H. Huntsinger, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1962 Gary P. Brooks, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1962 Dr M. Lee Coleman, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1962 Robert L. Hardie, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1963 David H. Robinson, Jr., Epsilon-Upsilon, 1966 Walter E. Parker, Jr., Epsilon-Upsilon, 1966 Richard G. Jenkins, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1970 James H. Durrum, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1973 Mark C. Gambell, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1976 Joe B. Duncan, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1979 Stephen D. Mayfield, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1979 P. Bryon Coleman, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1986 Douglas P. Schlueter, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1986 Peter J. Wurst, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1993 Kyle V. Hogue, Epsilon-Upsilon, 1994 Owen B. Sanderson, Epsilon-Upsilon, 2005 Kenton E. Kirkpatrick, Epsilon-Upsilon, 2008 Taylor T. Pechacek, Epsilon-Upsilon, 2009 Charles C. Dunn, Jr., Epsilon-Xi, 1949 William E. Wood, Jr., Epsilon-Xi, 1951 Don L. Handlin, Epsilon-Xi, 1955 Richard F. Juba, Epsilon-Xi, 1956 Maxie L. Smith, Epsilon-Xi, 1962 Winston L. Black, Jr., Epsilon-Xi, 1962 Terry P. Gardner, Epsilon-Xi, 1964 Troy L. Bates, Epsilon-Xi, 1964 Robert R. Seipel, Epsilon-Xi, 1968 Douglas G. Markham, Epsilon-Xi, 1975 Francisco S. Uranga, Epsilon-Xi, 1983 Eric K. Mountin, Epsilon-Xi, 1985 Luis E. Morales, Epsilon-Xi, 2007 Kevin M. Mc Garry, Epsilon-Zeta, 1992 Hansford B. Warner IV, Epsilon-Zeta, 1996 Steve J. Kochis, Epsilon-Zeta, 2003 Guy C. Gaudiosi, Epsilon-Zeta, 2004 Mark D. Galluccio, Epsilon-Zeta, 2007 Brian W. Piendl, Epsilon-Zeta, 2007 Kevin M. McGuire, Epsilon-Zeta, 2010 Douglas W. Seay, Eta, 1985 George D. Nelson, Eta, 1940 Douglas V. Bralley, Eta, 1940 Donald W. Pursell, Eta, 1959 USMC (Ret) William R. Spain, Eta, 1966 Allan M. Lewis, Eta, 1969 Donal L. McClamroch, Jr., Eta, 1974 William M. Barbie, Jr., Eta, 1986 Kenton S. Dunn, Eta, 1995 David Q. Ramsey, Eta, 2003 Donal L. Mc Clamroch, Eta, 2006 Spencer M. Marks, Eta, 2008 Seth A. Litvin, Eta, 2011 John R. Rodriguez, Eta, 2011 Edward J. Glover, Jr., Eta Prime, 1944 John C. Freeman, Eta Prime, 1945 Lonnie W. Hudson, Jr., Eta Prime, 1948 Dr Richard A. Bilas, Eta Prime, 1953 Robert R. Hayter, Eta Prime, 1968 Robert R. Boyles, Eta Prime, 1970

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND LTGEN Emerson Norris Gardner, Jr., Eta Prime, 1970 Scott Wells, Eta Prime, 1972 Christopher D. Swann, Eta Prime, 1989 Peter E. Boorn, Eta Prime, 1989 John L. Creed, Gamma, 1941 John P. Laborde, Gamma, 1942 Blythe B. Cragon, Gamma, 1943 Arthur R. Choppin, Jr., Gamma, 1943 James W. Means, Gamma, 1943 Byrum W. Teekell, Gamma, 1946 John H. Knipmeyer, Gamma, 1947 John F. Davis, Jr., Gamma, 1947 Charles M. Smith, Gamma, 1948 Risdon E. Woodard, Jr., Gamma, 1950 Robert H. Fisackerly, Jr., Gamma, 1952 Dr Bobby G. Fulmer MD, Gamma, 1954 John C. Hastings, Gamma, 1954 James E. Taussig II, Gamma, 1955 Charles F. Dupuy, Gamma, 1955 Sheldon A. Blue, Gamma, 1955 Troy E. Bain, Gamma, 1955 Fred R. Hogeman, Gamma, 1956 Henry F. Adolph, Jr., Gamma, 1956 Patrick A. Juneau, Jr., Gamma, 1956 Dr Cliffe C. Laborde, Jr., Gamma, 1956 William P. Jackson, Gamma, 1957 John M. Davis, Jr., Gamma, 1958 F. Baron Craft, Gamma, 1958 Robert S. Dupuy, Gamma, 1958 William E. Hutt, Gamma, 1958 Burgess E. Mc Cranie, Jr., Gamma, 1959 Lionel L. De La Houssaye DDS, Gamma, 1959 Richard D. Chappuis, Jr., Gamma, 1960 Thomas L. Holliday, Gamma, 1961 Lance S. D’Armond, Gamma, 1961 Alton E. Allen, Gamma, 1962 Ellis J. Andras, Jr. MD, Gamma, 1962 James D. Holland, III, Gamma, 1965 Frank C. Creaghan, Jr., Gamma, 1965 Douglas M. Walsh, Gamma, 1965 Roger H. Ogden, Gamma, 1965 John L. Muraglia, Gamma, 1965 William H. Ramsey, Gamma, 1967 Thomas W. Richardson, Jr., Gamma, 1967 William J. Clarkson, II, Gamma, 1967 E. L. (Bill) Betz, Jr., Gamma, 1967 James E. Maurin, Gamma, 1967 Jack P. Mabray, Jr., Gamma, 1968 William A. Womack, Gamma, 1969 William D. Goff, Gamma, 1971 James D. Watkins, Gamma, 1971 Steven M. Jordan, Gamma, 1972 Mc Cauley O. Bullock, Jr., Gamma, 1972 Victor H. Sevier I DDS, Gamma, 1972 Richard J. Alario, Gamma, 1973 Dr James H. Odom, Jr., Gamma, 1973 James C. Burtner, III, Gamma, 1973 LCDR Myles E. Roeling USN, Gamma, 1974 Robert E. Bethard, Gamma, 1975 Terry M. Irby, Gamma, 1975 William J. Martin, Jr., Gamma, 1975 Keith J. Evans, Gamma, 1976 William H. Mc Elligott, Sr., Gamma, 1976 Christian B. Frierson, Gamma, 1977 Shelby E. Russ, Jr., Gamma, 1977

Clinton L. Vegas, Gamma, 1977 Michael G. Lloyd, Gamma, 1978 Floyd G. Miller, III, Gamma, 1978 Frank A. Wood, Gamma, 1978 John M. Alvord, Gamma, 1979 Richard S. Laborde, Gamma, 1983 John E. Wood, III, Gamma, 1985 Christopher G. Campbell, Gamma, 1986 Mike B. Patin, Gamma, 1990 Michael B. Wilhite, Gamma, 1991 Mike Wampold, III, Gamma, 1995 Koby J. Coulon, Gamma, 1997 Quinton J. Keigley, Gamma, 2002 Marcus W. Broussard, Gamma, 2002 James C. Leach, Gamma, 2002 Miller M. Flynt, Gamma, 2004 Toby D. Landry, Gamma, 2004 Dixon W. McMakin, Gamma, 2005 Burchman Fruge, III, Gamma, 2005 William H. McElligott, Gamma, 2006 G. Michael Dobson, Gamma, 2006 Andrew B. Goldberg, Gamma, 2007 Nicholas P. Trist, Gamma, 2007 Trevor M. Stubbs, Gamma, 2007 Kyle L. Kreminski, Gamma, 2008 Matthew R. Horneman, Gamma, 2009 Jeffrey R. Springmeyer, Gamma, 2009 Don Belding, Jr., Gamma-Alpha, 1941 Robert E. Prowell, Gamma-Alpha, 1943 Jack S. Countryman, Gamma-Alpha, 1948 Dr Harold C. White, Gamma-Alpha, 1950 August E. Parlier, Jr., Gamma-Alpha, 1958 John M. Ulrich, Gamma-Alpha, 1959 James C. Jacobsen, Gamma-Alpha, 1963 John H. Mitchell, Gamma-Alpha, 1964 Thomas C. Mac Donald, Gamma-Alpha, 1966 John C. Kelly, Gamma-Alpha, 1966 Sam Kress, Gamma-Alpha, 1970 Jeffrey L. Chase, Gamma-Alpha, 1972 Jules A. Marine, Gamma-Alpha, 1973 Peter E. Jacobsen, Gamma-Alpha, 1973 George K. Guy, Gamma-Alpha, 1978 William S. Whitehead, Gamma-Alpha, 1979 Erik A. Rini, Gamma-Alpha, 2011 LTC Wallace H. Griffith USAF (Ret), Gamma-Beta, 1942 Charles E. Henrion, Gamma-Beta, 1943 Dennis J. Downey, Gamma-Beta Prime, 1966 Andrew C. Kazan, Gamma-Beta Prime, 1971 Randal M. Kowalske, Jr., Gamma-Beta Prime, 1975 Dr Jonathan L. Ferguson, Gamma-Beta Prime, 1977 David W. Williams, Gamma-Beta Prime, 1994 Dr Dale I. Crawford, Gamma-Chi, 1942 Godfry M. Spencer, Gamma-Chi, 1943 Roy Davis, Jr., Gamma-Chi, 1944 Robert L. Baier, Gamma-Chi, 1944 William J. Faith, Gamma-Chi, 1947 Dr John W. Hall, Gamma-Chi, 1948 William P. Beck, Gamma-Chi, 1949 Donald L. Wenger, Gamma-Chi, 1950 Larry M. Hadley, Gamma-Chi, 1952 Wendell A. Wright, Gamma-Chi, 1953 James A. Needham, Gamma-Chi, 1954 Richard D. Chelikowsky, Gamma-Chi, 1958 Durward D. Dupre, Gamma-Chi, 1962 MAJ Charles L. Page, Jr., Gamma-Chi, 1964

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Barry L. Rafter, Gamma-Chi, 1964 Frederick J. Wulff, Gamma-Chi, 1964 LTC Michael J. Dumiak, Jr., USAF (Ret), Gamma-Chi, 1965 Robert C. Matthews, Jr., Gamma-Chi, 1966 John C. Abel, Gamma-Chi, 1967 Paul F. Zimmerman, Gamma-Chi, 1970 Ronald A. Nelthorpe, III, Gamma-Chi, 1970 Brian K. Bednar, Gamma-Chi, 1979 Richard A. Suda, Gamma-Chi, 1982 Douglas A. Steele, Gamma-Chi, 1984 Karl J. Kunz, Gamma-Chi, 1985 James H. Schaeffer, Gamma-Chi, 1989 Eric P. Plath, Gamma-Chi, 1992 Adam G. Clark, Gamma-Chi, 1994 Edward A. Klein, Gamma-Chi, 1994 Shannon D. Stapleton, Gamma-Chi, 1995 Matthew J. David, Gamma-Chi, 1996 Alex J. Bodine, Gamma-Chi, 2011 George A. Rockers, Gamma-Chi, 2011 Turner Thackston, Gamma-Chi, 2013 Frederick L. Pratt, Gamma-Delta, 1950 Dr Henry F. Kerr, Jr., Gamma-Delta, 1952 Francis D. Gibbons, Gamma-Delta, 1952 Richard G. Crawford, Gamma-Delta, 1959 John W. Morgan, III, Gamma-Delta, 1962 Robert J. Carroll, Jr., Gamma-Delta, 1970 John M. Lastella, Gamma-Delta, 1973 Charles J. Schaefer, Gamma-Epsilon, 1946 Walter E. Freed, Gamma-Epsilon, 1972 Paul H. Serenbetz, Gamma-Epsilon, 1973 Henry S. Bates, Gamma-Gamma, 1938 Alfred T. Ireson, Gamma-Gamma, 1943 Edwin A. Horn, Gamma-Gamma, 1945 Dr Raymond W. Govett, Gamma-Gamma, 1949 William D. Watts, Gamma-Gamma, 1949 Dennis A. Evans, Gamma-Gamma, 1954 Dennis E. Miller, Gamma-Gamma, 1955 BGEN Robert A. Lame, Gamma-Gamma, 1956 Roy C. Kirkman, Gamma-Gamma, 1963 David M. Ferebee, Gamma-Gamma, 1964 David J. Ponikvar, Gamma-Gamma, 1970 Charles H. Straeb, Jr., Gamma-Gamma, 1970 Clifford A. Maddocks, Gamma-Gamma, 1973 Scott K. Palm, Gamma-Gamma, 1977 Thomas J. Corley, Gamma-Gamma, 1979 William E. May, Gamma-Gamma, 1981 C. Mitchell Cox, Gamma-Gamma, 1982 Gerald R. Mendez, Gamma-Gamma, 1984 Damon T. Parker, Gamma-Gamma, 1989 Charles K. Craig, Gamma-Gamma, 1991 Richard K. Thompson, Gamma-Gamma, 1995 Fred W. Seybold, Gamma-Iota, 1945 COL John A. O’Brien USA(Ret), Gamma-Iota, 1947 Kenneth S. Anderson, Jr., Gamma-Iota, 1947 Harold L. Jury, Gamma-Iota, 1948 James F. Hern, Gamma-Iota, 1952 Dr Anthony F. Loiacono, Gamma-Iota, 1953 Marc J. Kennedy, Gamma-Iota, 1964 Linwood B. Stockwell, Gamma-Iota, 1966 Alan G. Reddig, Gamma-Iota, 1967 Victor J. Paladino, Jr., Gamma-Iota, 1968 James F. Winschel, Jr., Gamma-Iota, 1968 Francis G. Mc Cutchan, Gamma-Iota, 1970 John F. (Jake) Donahoe, II, Gamma-Iota, 1990 Michael T. Franklin, Gamma-Iota, 1990

William W. Peterson, Jr., Gamma-Kappa, 1945 COL Warren M. Schaub, Gamma-Kappa, 1947 Joseph N. Tate, Gamma-Kappa, 1947 William F. Brown, Gamma-Kappa, 1947 Samuel L. Laird, Gamma-Kappa, 1947 William E. Durrett, Gamma-Kappa, 1949 Alva V. Jones, Jr., Gamma-Kappa, 1950 HON Thomas R. Brett, Gamma-Kappa, 1950 Peyton S. Carnes, Jr., Gamma-Kappa, 1952 Rev William C. Wantland, Gamma-Kappa, 1953 William J. Moyer, Gamma-Kappa, 1954 Jon R. Jones, Gamma-Kappa, 1954 C. Courtney Wood, CPCU, ARM, Gamma-Kappa, 1955 Robert L. Wantland, Gamma-Kappa, 1955 Kenneth F. Herring, Gamma-Kappa, 1955 Gerald J. Bowman, Gamma-Kappa, 1955 Ronald W. Symes, Gamma-Kappa, 1957 Alen M. Fuller MD, Gamma-Kappa, 1957 Howard C. Frank, Gamma-Kappa, 1957 Paul D. Austin, Gamma-Kappa, 1958 William G. Walker, Gamma-Kappa, 1959 Charles D. Berry, Jr., Gamma-Kappa, 1959 William J. Dillon, III, Gamma-Kappa, 1963 Stephen N. Johnson, Gamma-Kappa, 1965 Sammy D. Allen, Gamma-Kappa, 1966 James G. Watters, Gamma-Kappa, 1966 Philip L. Wetherbee, Gamma-Kappa, 1966 Johnny W. Robertson, Jr., Gamma-Kappa, 1966 CAPT John M. Young, Gamma-Kappa, 1969 Lee C. Sanger, Gamma-Kappa, 1970 Douglas G. Eason, Gamma-Kappa, 1970 Michael H. Woods, Sr., Gamma-Kappa, 1975 Jeffrey W. Turner, Gamma-Kappa, 1976 William J. Lancaster, Gamma-Kappa, 1978 Sean M. Norris, Gamma-Kappa, 1982 Christopher W. Bowyer, Gamma-Kappa, 1982 Kevin E. Eidt, Gamma-Kappa, 1982 Warren T. Dekinder, Gamma-Kappa, 1982 Hans K. Mize, Gamma-Kappa, 1986 Robert F. Kroutil, Gamma-Kappa, 1988 James C. Tincher IV, Gamma-Kappa, 1988 Russell C. Phillips, III, Gamma-Kappa, 1991 Thomas B. Sudberry, Gamma-Kappa, 1992 Robert W. Hildreth, Gamma-Kappa, 1992 Luis A. Castillo, Gamma-Kappa, 1994 Daren W. Wilson, Gamma-Kappa, 1995 John D. Mose, III, Gamma-Kappa, 1996 Adam N. Bush, Gamma-Kappa, 2000 Adam R. Brown, Gamma-Kappa, 2000 Timothy B. Flinn, Gamma-Kappa, 2007 Paul E. Le Buhn, Gamma-Lambda, 1948 John F. Barrett, Gamma-Lambda, 1948 Harley A. Whitfield, Gamma-Lambda, 1949 Roger B. Leithead, Gamma-Lambda, 1949 William J. Le Buhn, Gamma-Lambda, 1951 I Gordon Johnson, Gamma-Lambda, 1952 William T. Goltman, Gamma-Lambda, 1953 Halbert M. Harris, Jr., Gamma-Lambda, 1954 Willis H. Hogan, Jr., Gamma-Lambda, 1957 James E. Bunning, Gamma-Lambda, 1957 Lawrence R. Anderson, Gamma-Lambda, 1959 Stephen C. Nelson, Gamma-Lambda, 1961 CAPT Robert E. Hall, III, Gamma-Lambda, 1962 Chester D. Ward, Gamma-Lambda, 1963 Stephen J. Boyer, Gamma-Lambda, 1969

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Bruce E. Rasmussen, Gamma-Lambda, 1973 Kevin L. Pavelich, Gamma-Lambda, 1993 Corey E. Walker, Gamma-Lambda, 1996 Steven R. Clarke, Jr., Gamma-Lambda, 2004 Banjamin J. Matsuda, Gamma-Lambda, 2011 Milton K. Leonard, Gamma-Mu, 1950 John J. Prideaux, Gamma-Mu, 1951 Donald W. Bangs, Gamma-Mu, 1951 James N. Allan, Gamma-Mu, 1952 Raymond L. Soule, Gamma-Mu, 1954 Gifford E. Thomas, Gamma-Mu, 1955 James N. Fletcher, Gamma-Mu, 1957 Wayne E. Millsap, Gamma-Mu, 1957 Peter F. Wiedemann, Gamma-Mu, 1958 Robert D. Topness, Gamma-Mu, 1961 Gerald D. Gamet, Gamma-Mu, 1962 Rodney W. Freed, Gamma-Mu, 1966 Patrick A. Eggers, Gamma-Mu, 1973 Robert T. Collins, Gamma-Mu, 1974 Sean R. Hamilton, Gamma-Mu, 1989 Christopher L. Jorgensen, Gamma-Mu, 1992 Craig T. Lambert, Gamma-Mu, 2005 John R. Frazier, Gamma-Nu, 1948 Rollo R. Gurss, Gamma-Nu, 1951 Dr Richard J. Whelan, Gamma-Nu, 1951 John B. Gilmore, Gamma-Nu, 1951 Dr Charles B. Axton II, Gamma-Nu, 1951 Daniel W. Knapp, Gamma-Nu, 1954 Melvin J. Quinn, Gamma-Nu, 1956 Gerald E. Batchelder, Gamma-Nu, 1956 Daniel D. Metz, Gamma-Nu, 1956 George R. Ashworth, Gamma-Nu, 1957 Frank J. Holtz DDS, Gamma-Nu, 1959 Jerry G. Barnes, Gamma-Nu, 1963 HON John P. Johnson, Gamma-Nu, 1964 William R. Reed, Gamma-Nu, 1965 Dwayne P. Sackman, Gamma-Nu, 1965 David L. Johnesee, Gamma-Nu, 1969 James D. Holt, Gamma-Nu, 1969 Charles G. Bredahl, Gamma-Nu, 1969 Martin P. Fangman, Gamma-Nu, 1982 Ron J. Goodeyon, Gamma-Nu, 1982 John W. Hovorka MD, Gamma-Nu, 1986 Rudolph D. Rodriguez, Gamma-Nu, 1988 David L. Sherraden PA_C, Gamma-Nu, 1988 James E. Seitz, RN, BSN, Gamma-Nu, 1989 Michael T. Wheat, Gamma-Nu, 1992 Chad W. May, Gamma-Nu, 1993 Craig A. Cathcart, Gamma-Nu, 1996 Anthony J. Davis, Gamma-Nu, 2011 Robert C. Kennedy, Gamma-Omega, 1967 John M. Praskwiecz, Gamma-Omega, 1973 Gerard M. Benecki, Gamma-Omega, 1993 Andrew C. Equels, Gamma-Omega, 2000 Mr. Brandon Dall, Gamma-Omega, 2012 Reed C. Hoffman, Gamma-Omicron, 1941 HON Robert J. Dole, Gamma-Omicron, 1942 Daniel G. Senkarik, Gamma-Omicron, 1945 Charles D. Mc Carthy, Gamma-Omicron, 1947 Frederick S. Obrien, Gamma-Omicron, 1950 Cecil E. Witt, Gamma-Omicron, 1952 Jack M. Abercrombie, Gamma-Omicron, 1953 Bill N. Drummond, Jr., Gamma-Omicron, 1955 John T (Tom) Gee, Gamma-Omicron, 1956 Lloyd B. Hanahan, Gamma-Omicron, 1956

Fred R. Leport, Jr., Gamma-Omicron, 1957 Herschell F. Murry, Gamma-Omicron, 1958 Dr Roy M. Knapp, Gamma-Omicron, 1959 Richard L. Kline, Gamma-Omicron, 1959 Richard E. Davis, Gamma-Omicron, 1960 Lawrence A. Sluss, Gamma-Omicron, 1960 Victor H. Zuercher, Jr., Gamma-Omicron, 1961 Jerald L. Pullins, Gamma-Omicron, 1961 Don W. Rea, Gamma-Omicron, 1962 Ernest C. Behnke, Gamma-Omicron, 1964 Craig L. Beach, Gamma-Omicron, 1965 John A. Callaghan, Gamma-Omicron, 1966 John R. Bondon, Gamma-Omicron, 1966 Charles E. Hartmann, III, Gamma-Omicron, 1968 Kenneth W. Ruthenberg, Jr., Gamma-Omicron, 1968 James E. Dowding, Jr. Phd, Gamma-Omicron, 1968 Michael C. Helbert, Gamma-Omicron, 1970 Dr Barry L. Nickell, Gamma-Omicron, 1970 Stanley R. Plummer, Gamma-Omicron, 1970 Charles R. Anderson, Gamma-Omicron, 1972 Robert B. Mac Kenzie, Gamma-Omicron, 1972 Eric B. Grass, Gamma-Omicron, 1978 John C. Eyler, Gamma-Omicron, 1978 David L. Gast, Gamma-Omicron, 1979 John B. Pace, Gamma-Omicron, 1981 Elliot K. Reno, Gamma-Omicron, 1981 Mark G. Whistler, Gamma-Omicron, 1981 Ronald G. Morrison, Gamma-Omicron, 1983 Dean A. Millonas, Gamma-Omicron, 1987 David A. Van Eekeren, Gamma-Omicron, 1988 Drew B. Carter, Gamma-Omicron, 1992 Christopher M. Pope, Gamma-Omicron, 2002 Theodore J. Furrow, Gamma-Omicron, 2002 Elliott D. Homan, Gamma-Omicron, 2002 Rhett C. Buckley, Gamma-Omicron, 2004 Andrew M. Joseph, Gamma-Omicron, 2008 Robert A. Haralson, Gamma-Omicron, 2009 LCDR Thomas C. Rowan, USN (Ret), Gamma-Phi, 1948 Harold P. Crickenberger, Jr., Gamma-Phi, 1948 William F. Cooke, Jr., Gamma-Phi, 1950 Michael O. Abdoney, Jr., Gamma-Phi, 1951 Steven A. Karnoupakis, Gamma-Phi, 1953 Vincent H. Johnkoski, Gamma-Phi, 1953 William L. Drake, Gamma-Phi, 1954 Carl L. Skiles, Gamma-Phi, 1958 Stanley H. Sergent, Jr., Gamma-Phi, 1960 LT Frank D. Hale, Gamma-Phi, 1960 Larry E. Maisel, Gamma-Phi, 1960 Simon G. Haddad, Gamma-Phi, 1962 David B. Crow, Gamma-Phi, 1962 Louis A. Martino, Gamma-Phi, 1964 James D. Stewart, Gamma-Phi, 1966 Michael Germak, Gamma-Phi, 1966 Eugene M. Zvolensky, Gamma-Phi, 1966 Raymond E. Oneal, Gamma-Phi, 1966 Thomas A. Moore, II, Gamma-Phi, 1970 Mason S. Weiss, Gamma-Phi, 1991 Jonathan C. Woods, Gamma-Phi, 2007 Zachary R. Redding, Gamma-Phi, 2009 John F. Dockum, Jr., Gamma-Pi, 1945 Albert J. Pirone, Jr., Gamma-Pi, 1960 Marion L. Wood, Jr., Gamma-Pi, 1963 Robert S. Karz, Gamma-Pi, 1964 Robert R. Puckett, Gamma-Pi, 1971 Ross B. Buchanan, Gamma-Pi, 1975

Steven C. Semken, Gamma-Pi, 1977 Anthony R. Nole, Gamma-Pi, 1993 Eugene C. Glover, Gamma-Pi, 1994 Richard A. Mayus, Gamma-Pi, 1994 Kevin A. Agatstein, Gamma-Pi, 1994 Timothy R. Schoen, Gamma-Pi, 2007 Aric J. Dama, Gamma-Pi, 2009 James E. Harrison, Gamma-Psi, 1939 Ralph L. Mc Dowell, Gamma-Psi, 1948 Robert A. Dozier, Gamma-Psi, 1948 Owen R. Thomas, Gamma-Psi, 1949 Andrew E. Helms, Gamma-Psi, 1949 MAJGEN Donald F. Ferrell Ret, Gamma-Psi, 1950 Thomas O. Duncan, Gamma-Psi, 1950 COL Donald E. Bliss, USA(Ret), Gamma-Psi, 1951 Max L. Lehew, Gamma-Psi, 1951 Norman F. Moore, Gamma-Psi, 1952 Louie R. Geiser, Gamma-Psi, 1953 James T. Humes, Gamma-Psi, 1954 C. Eugene Brock, Gamma-Psi, 1954 John R. Friday, Gamma-Psi, 1954 Dr William R. Barr, Gamma-Psi, 1954 John D. Solomon, Gamma-Psi, 1955 John B. Tiger, Gamma-Psi, 1955 Joe W. Wampler, Gamma-Psi, 1955 Larry W. Thrower, Gamma-Psi, 1956 Jim D. Lowe, Gamma-Psi, 1956 Jack B. Bell, Gamma-Psi, 1956 Neal D. Lyles, Gamma-Psi, 1957 John C. Linehan, Gamma-Psi, 1958 COL Robert B. Jones USAF, Gamma-Psi, 1958 Jerry D. Garland, Gamma-Psi, 1958 Ben C. Douglas, Gamma-Psi, 1958 Brian H. Upp, Gamma-Psi, 1959 James J. Truscott, Gamma-Psi, 1959 Ronald E. Rivers, Gamma-Psi, 1959 Carroll C. Newman, Gamma-Psi, 1959 Cyrus A. Buikstra, Gamma-Psi, 1959 M. Kieth Phillips, Gamma-Psi, 1962 Michael W. Sigmon, Gamma-Psi, 1962 Jimmie W. Reed, Gamma-Psi, 1962 LT COL James E. Bailey, III, Gamma-Psi, 1962 George H. Thompson, Gamma-Psi, 1963 Thomas W. Britton, Jr., Gamma-Psi, 1963 Thomas L. Mueller, Gamma-Psi, 1967 James R. Hunter, Gamma-Psi, 1967 Randle S. Jacoby, Gamma-Psi, 1967 Dr Walt P. Me Gown, III, Gamma-Psi, 1967 John E. Taylor, Gamma-Psi, 1968 David B. Patrick, Gamma-Psi, 1969 Mark T. Kafer, Gamma-Psi, 1974 Bryan R. Jones, Gamma-Psi, 1976 Mark M. Jones, Gamma-Psi, 1976 George E. Cannon, Jr., Gamma-Psi, 1981 Andrew P. Alexander, III, Gamma-Psi, 1985 Scott M. Dunham, Gamma-Psi, 1985 Orin J. Thompson, Gamma-Psi, 1989 Mark A. Reser, Gamma-Psi, 1992 Zane K. Quible, Gamma-Psi, 1994 Andrew M. Parr, Gamma-Psi, 1998 Christopher J. Kana, Gamma-Psi, 2000 Matthew G. Holland, Gamma-Psi, 2000 Nathan R. Huddleston, Gamma-Psi, 2002 Charles C. Roberts IV, Gamma-Psi, 2005 Gatlin B. Sullivan, Gamma-Psi, 2010

William G. Williams II, Gamma-Rho, 1942 Edgar M. Darnall, Jr., Gamma-Rho, 1949 William F. Hardt, Gamma-Rho, 1950 Dr William R. Smitheran, Gamma-Rho, 1951 Frank E. O’Bryan, Gamma-Rho, 1952 James H. Cherry, Jr., Gamma-Rho, 1953 Gary J. Peterson, Gamma-Rho, 1956 Dr Taylor T. Hicks, Jr., Gamma-Rho, 1956 John M. Layne, Gamma-Rho, 1956 Richard M. Stewart, Gamma-Rho, 1958 Carl R. Russell, Gamma-Rho, 1959 Nathaniel D. Pendleton, Gamma-Rho, 1959 James B. Gardner, Gamma-Rho, 1959 Donald W. Harris, Gamma-Rho, 1959 Donald E. Fickas, Gamma-Rho, 1960 Thomas E. Smith, Gamma-Rho, 1960 John W. Pfeffer, Gamma-Rho, 1962 Thomas W. Keating, Gamma-Rho, 1962 Richard C. Ireland, Gamma-Rho, 1963 Patrick M. Murphy, Gamma-Rho, 1965 John H. Tinklepaugh, Gamma-Rho, 1966 Stephen L. Johnson, Gamma-Rho, 1967 Laurance J. Rednor, Gamma-Rho, 1969 Richard H. Tear, Gamma-Rho, 1971 Robert J. Fink, Gamma-Rho, 1982 Thomas L. Cole, Gamma-Rho, 1983 Matthew L. Noble, Gamma-Rho, 1984 Daniel S. Burnstein, Gamma-Rho, 1985 R. Ragnar Rasmussen, Gamma-Rho, 1991 Sean D. Litsky, Gamma-Rho, 1999 William P. King, Gamma-Sigma, 1940 Thomas B. House, Gamma-Sigma, 1946 Maj Gen Gerald K. Hendricks USAF, Gamma-Sigma, 1946 Rex A. Vollstedt, Gamma-Sigma, 1949 Dr Alfred C. Heston, Gamma-Sigma, 1949 Waldon B. Byers, Gamma-Sigma, 1950 Dr Roy E. Paulsen, Jr., Gamma-Sigma, 1955 Arthur L. Reiling, Jr., Gamma-Sigma, 1955 Robert L. Boldt, Gamma-Sigma, 1955 John J. Wilson, Gamma-Sigma, 1956 LTC. (Ret) Lee T. Schwegler, P.E., Gamma-Sigma, 1956 John M. Murphy, Gamma-Sigma, 1957 Timothy O. Sullivan, Gamma-Sigma, 1957 Peter K. Mc Gill, Gamma-Sigma, 1957 James D. Fearl MD, Gamma-Sigma, 1958 William D. Mc Cleary, Gamma-Sigma, 1960 Reynold C. Watt, Gamma-Sigma, 1960 Dr Ronald E. Johnson, Gamma-Sigma, 1961 Michael A. Josephson, Gamma-Sigma, 1962 Ted P. Aiken, Gamma-Sigma, 1962 Robert W. Furer, Gamma-Sigma, 1962 William E. Small, Gamma-Sigma, 1963 Dennis R. Downing, Gamma-Sigma, 1963 William M. Maginnis CPA, Gamma-Sigma, 1963 CAPT Dwayne A. Oslund, Gamma-Sigma, 1968 CAPT James K. Mc Dermott USN (Ret), Gamma-Sigma, 1968 William S. Murphy, MD, Gamma-Sigma, 1970 William C. Leetham, Gamma-Sigma, 1971 Ronn P. Woolley, Gamma-Sigma, 1973 Brian J. Wood, Gamma-Sigma, 1974 Randall L. Smith, Gamma-Sigma, 1974 Kent M. Grewe MD, Gamma-Sigma, 1976 Craig B. Burger, Gamma-Sigma, 1976 Kent B. Richards, Gamma-Sigma, 1980 Bradley S. Hagberg, Gamma-Sigma, 1986

Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Adrian W. Mc Junkin, Gamma-Sigma, 1987 Patrick A. Thomas, Gamma-Sigma, 1991 Michael R. Montemayor, Gamma-Sigma, 1999 Trenton W. Thompson, Gamma-Sigma, 2010 Maurice E. Petersen, Gamma-Tau, 1938 Bert M. Maich, Jr., Gamma-Tau, 1944 Ray B. Sahlberg, Gamma-Tau, 1945 Jay C. Fairvalley, Gamma-Tau, 1946 Paul H. Colburn, Gamma-Tau, 1946 Richard P. Porter, Gamma-Tau, 1947 Monroe J. Wingate, Gamma-Tau, 1949 Richard T. Eliason MD, Gamma-Tau, 1951 Charles E. Brown, Gamma-Tau, 1951 Bernard A. Meyer, Gamma-Tau, 1951 Thomas M. Hallin, Gamma-Tau, 1952 James B. Warner, Gamma-Tau, 1953 Ray C. Phillips, Gamma-Tau, 1954 James C. Campbell, Jr., Gamma-Tau, 1954 Donald S. Alderfer, Gamma-Tau, 1954 Arlin D. Hubka, Gamma-Tau, 1955 William H. Amesbury, Jr., Gamma-Tau, 1956 Dorn H. Trotz, Gamma-Tau, 1959 LT Roy S. Howard, Gamma-Tau, 1960 Peter R. Spahn, Gamma-Tau, 1961 Charles O. Hubby, Gamma-Tau, 1961 James P. Butler, Gamma-Tau, 1962 John T. Strickland, Gamma-Tau, 1965 Roger L. Beahm, Gamma-Tau, 1968 John Brumder, Gamma-Tau, 1969 David R. Weeks, Gamma-Tau, 1973 David C. Brown, Gamma-Tau, 1975 Gary E. Wright, Gamma-Tau, 1975 Gunnar R. Johnson, Gamma-Tau, 1979 Robert S. Lazzeri, Gamma-Tau, 1980 Lance C. Honea, Gamma-Tau, 1987 Thomas J. Garfinkel, Gamma-Tau, 1988 Michael J. Donley, Jr., Gamma-Tau, 1999 Christian L. Istel, Gamma-Tau, 2007 Derik A. Linch, Gamma-Tau, 2009 COL Daniel K. Phippen USAF (Ret), Gamma-Theta, 1938 Gailen B. Soule, Gamma-Theta, 1940 Fred R. Reich, Gamma-Theta, 1947 Leo R. Muller, Gamma-Theta, 1952 Roy D. Merrill, Gamma-Theta, 1952 Richard B. Minkler, Gamma-Theta, 1954 Robert F. De Bord, Gamma-Theta, 1958 Dr Donald S. Horning, Jr., Gamma-Theta, 1963 Richard W. Tolmie, Gamma-Theta, 1965 James E. Gissel, Gamma-Theta, 1965 Gary L. Jackson, Gamma-Theta, 1965 Dr Peter L. Hirschburg, Jr., Gamma-Theta, 1966 Michael A. Zimmer, Gamma-Theta, 1967 Marke R. Shelley, Gamma-Theta, 1967 Robert L. Brower, Gamma-Theta, 1968 Kelly G. Carothers, Gamma-Theta, 1968 James R. Simpson, Gamma-Theta, 1969 Timothy J. Cameron, Gamma-Theta, 1970 Douglas H. Hayman, Gamma-Theta, 1970 Thomas M. Francis, Gamma-Theta, 1972 Raymond J. Flaherty, Gamma-Theta, 1973 David R. Colton, Gamma-Theta, 1977 Gregory P. Cook, Gamma-Theta, 1980 Robert E. Jenkins, Gamma-Theta, 1981 Troy D. Mc Mahan, Gamma-Theta, 1985 Darrell A. Kilgore, Gamma-Theta, 1987

Jon C. Hunt, Gamma-Theta, 1988 James W. Johnson, Gamma-Theta, 1990 John W. Noden, Gamma-Upsilon, 1943 Thomas C. Young, Jr., Gamma-Upsilon, 1950 Alfred B. Dayton, Jr., Gamma-Upsilon, 1951 Frank E. Ciuba, Gamma-Upsilon, 1952 William R. Schwenck, Gamma-Upsilon, 1957 Montreville Shinn, Gamma-Upsilon, 1958 Louis G. Tonti, Gamma-Upsilon, 1958 Adrian A. Zapotocky, Gamma-Upsilon, 1960 Edward M. Zingone, Gamma-Upsilon, 1961 Rev J Rodney Croes, Gamma-Upsilon, 1962 David J. Gallagher, Gamma-Upsilon, 1962 Joseph P. Avella, Gamma-Upsilon, 1962 Michael J. Colatarci, Gamma-Upsilon, 1963 Raymond T. Kish, Gamma-Upsilon, 1964 Dr Richard M. Jobbins, Gamma-Upsilon, 1964 Walter J. Keller, Jr., Gamma-Upsilon, 1965 Frank W. Wynn, Gamma-Upsilon, 1967 Kevin W. Keller, Gamma-Upsilon, 1969 Thomas F. Kelso, Gamma-Upsilon, 1970 Michael J. Boyko MD, Gamma-Upsilon, 1972 Walter Voinov, Gamma-Upsilon, 1972 Steven V. Matthews, Gamma-Upsilon, 1974 Richard E. Johnson, Gamma-Upsilon, 1977 Gary A. Brown, Gamma-Upsilon, 1982 Joaquin C. Arriola, Jr., Gamma-Upsilon, 1983 Donald H. Pearl, Gamma-Upsilon, 1983 Anthony M. Cutrino, Gamma-Upsilon, 1984 Eric J. Subliskey, Gamma-Upsilon, 1984 David M. Blakeley, Gamma-Upsilon, 1987 Salim A. Short, Gamma-Upsilon, 2010 Thomas H. Gray, Gamma-Xi, 1943 Walter C. Kautz, Gamma-Xi, 1943 Alfred J. Bjelke, Gamma-Xi, 1943 Samuel G. Swope, Gamma-Xi, 1944 John H. Peterson MD, Gamma-Xi, 1948 Donald J. Bren, Gamma-Xi, 1949 Ferdinand Bach, III, Gamma-Xi, 1949 Richard A. Hotaling, Gamma-Xi, 1951 Warren E. Oliver, Gamma-Xi, 1951 William J. Mc Coy, Gamma-Xi, 1953 William R. Wickham, Gamma-Xi, 1955 Dr Anthony S. Baker, Gamma-Xi, 1955 William F. Robertson, Gamma-Xi, 1957 Robert P. Johnson, Jr., Gamma-Xi, 1963 John Cannon, III, Gamma-Xi, 1973 Henry R. Nolte, III, Gamma-Xi, 1974 R. Scott Clarke, Gamma-Xi, 1982 James W. Lewing, Gamma-Xi, 2011 Alfred E. Grimm, Gamma-Zeta, 1936 Richard A. Georgetti, Gamma-Zeta, 1953 Thomas E. Phelan, Gamma-Zeta, 1958 Daniel M. Domogala, Gamma-Zeta, 1961 Dr Ronald J. Ehmsen, Gamma-Zeta, 1962 Manuel X. Patino, III, Gamma-Zeta, 1966 Charles W. Jackson, Gamma-Zeta, 1967 Arthur Romano, Gamma-Zeta, 1969 Miguel A. Lugo, Gamma-Zeta, 1971 Ronald L. Van Amburgh, Iota, 1960 Roy K. Tyson, Iota, 1963 Erik B. Harpst, Iota, 1970 Dr Terry L. Simon, Iota, 1971 Presley M. Mock MD, Iota, 1980 Benjamin H. Ernst, Sr., Kappa, 1937

The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma â&#x20AC;˘ Summer 2014

Donald B. Daves, Kappa, 1947 Robert E. Baulch, Jr., Kappa, 1947 Joseph O. Maddux, Kappa, 1947 CAPT Tommy K. Anaston, Jr., Kappa, 1949 Robert E. Keith, Kappa, 1950 Curtis L. Finch, Jr., Kappa, 1952 William D. Young, Jr., Kappa, 1953 Les M. Finch, Kappa, 1955 Ernest W. Buckner, Kappa, 1955 Dr William J. Westerman II, Kappa, 1956 James D. Aderhold, Jr., Kappa, 1958 Charles C. Martin, Jr., Kappa, 1958 Douglas B. White, Jr., Kappa, 1962 Olin West, III, Kappa, 1963 Steven C. Moreland, Kappa, 1965 Charles H. Gregory, Kappa, 1970 Lee A. Bowman, Jr., Kappa, 1971 Grant W. Eisner, Kappa, 1974 Phillip R. Graham, Kappa, 1974 Dwight I. Arnesen, Kappa, 1974 Robert D. Gregory, Kappa, 1976 Gregory T. Moore, Kappa, 1977 John C. La Master, Kappa, 1978 Kent W. Brabant, Kappa, 1985 Justin Monroe, Kappa, 1991 Bruce C. York, Kappa, 1993 Robert G. Burton, Jr., Kappa, 1994 Emerson E. Sharpe, III, Kappa, 2001 Jeremy L. Strickland, Kappa, 2009 Samuel H. Walter, Kappa, 2009 Charles V. Kenerson, Kappa-Alpha, 1967 Dan O. Pitts, Kappa-Alpha, 1968 John E. Howard, Jr., Kappa-Alpha, 1968 Mark M. Leon, Kappa-Alpha, 1979 Adam W. Ashcraft, Kappa-Alpha, 1983 Scott Rhode, Kappa-Alpha, 1984 Jim Maland, Kappa-Alpha, 1993 Erik A. Rostad, Kappa-Alpha, 2007 Paul S. Smith, Kappa-Beta, 1968 Mitchell A. Budzenski, Kappa-Beta, 1968 William R. Smith, Kappa-Beta, 1969 Dr Floyd F. Branson, Jr., Kappa-Beta, 1969 Edward A. Geick, Kappa-Beta, 1971 Terry A. Ressler, Kappa-Beta, 1973 Jay D. Burks, Kappa-Beta, 1974 Kevin J. Bailey, Kappa-Beta, 1976 David P. Lamping, Kappa-Beta, 1977 Keith W. Burks, Kappa-Beta, 1977 Myron A. Pstrak, Kappa-Chi, 1972 John S. Turner, Kappa-Chi, 1976 Milton P. Blanchett, III, Kappa-Chi, 1977 Mario S. Inglese, Kappa-Chi, 1990 Taylor J. Bradley, Kappa-Chi, 2005 Lawrence W. Ulvila, Jr., Kappa-Delta, 1968 John D. Brownlee II, Kappa-Delta, 1970 Peter M. Sorensen, Kappa-Delta, 1974 Anthony T. Haberkorn, Kappa-Delta, 1985 Jay G. Letendre, Kappa-Delta, 1989 Dario L. Loayza, Kappa-Delta, 2001 Joel B. Brown, Kappa-Delta, 2002 William C. Burmeister, Kappa-Delta, 2004 Charles T. Richardson, Kappa-Delta, 2013 Jimmy D. Marshall, Kappa-Epsilon, 1969 Ben Cantu II, Kappa-Epsilon, 2001 Carlos A. Galvan, Kappa-Epsilon, 2010

William A. Texter, Kappa-Eta, 1968 Joseph E. Burke, Kappa-Eta, 1968 John W. Hlywak, Jr., Kappa-Eta, 1968 Nicholas G. Logothetis, Kappa-Eta, 1968 Stacy B. Cartledge, Jr., Kappa-Eta, 1968 Walter P. Francek, Jr., Kappa-Eta, 1968 Frank E. Tranor, III, Kappa-Eta, 1969 Clement V. Oreal, Kappa-Eta, 1969 Paul J. Culley, Kappa-Eta, 1970 Francis J. Balawejder, Jr., Kappa-Eta, 1970 John D. Shallet, Kappa-Eta, 1971 Howard A. Schreiber, Kappa-Eta, 1974 Christopher W. Eni, Kappa-Eta, 1975 James A. Cronin, III, Kappa-Eta, 1976 CAPT William P. Schroeder USAF, Kappa-Eta, 1976 Richard B. Kelly, Kappa-Eta, 1979 Todd R. Munshaur, Kappa-Eta, 1990 Richard V. Sculli, Kappa-Eta, 1992 Matthew T. Cox, Kappa-Eta, 1992 S. Christian Nascimento, Kappa-Eta, 1993 James R. Widener, Kappa-Eta, 2004 Sergio Nascimento, Kappa-Eta, 2010 Mark E. Blakely, III, Kappa-Gamma, 1970 Clarence J. Downs, Kappa-Gamma, 1972 James G. Foley, Kappa-Gamma, 1976 Roger H. Contreras, Kappa-Gamma, 1984 David M. Gault USN (Ret), Kappa-Gamma, 1985 Craig R. Livesay, Kappa-Gamma, 1991 Mica T. Mulloy, Kappa-Gamma, 1999 Adam B. Carlat, Kappa-Gamma, 2009 Frank G. Walter, Kappa-Gamma, 2010 William H. Torrence, Kappa-Iota, 1969 Randy R. Greenwood, Kappa-Iota, 1969 Edward A. Beasley, Jr., Kappa-Iota, 1969 Dr Phillip L. Davidson, Kappa-Iota, 1969 Paul C. Herron, Jr., Kappa-Iota, 1969 David L. Pigna, Kappa-Iota, 1969 Jack D. Driver, Kappa-Iota, 1970 S. Norris Johnson, Kappa-Iota, 1971 W. Greg Powell, Kappa-Iota, 1972 Henri D. Duhot, Kappa-Iota, 1974 Millard W. Smith, Kappa-Iota, 1974 Marc R. Rogers, Kappa-Iota, 1977 Phillip B. Roark, Kappa-Iota, 1980 Michael G. Quinn, Kappa-Iota, 1982 Jeffrey R. Tietgens, Kappa-Iota, 1987 C. Kenneth Maynard, Kappa-Iota, 1988 Scott T. Paschal, Kappa-Iota, 1991 James S. England, Kappa-Iota, 1999 David R. Sands, Kappa-Iota, 2004 William M. Bruckert, Kappa-Iota, 2005 Hunter B. Fann, Kappa-Iota, 2009 Zachary W. Melton, Kappa-Iota, 2009 Richard C. Axt, III, Kappa-Iota, 2012 Richard S. Johnson, Jr., Kappa-Kappa, 1969 Douglas P. Wiley, Kappa-Kappa, 1969 Sebron L. Burnett, Jr., Kappa-Kappa, 1969 William A. Anderson, Jr., Kappa-Kappa, 1969 Zachary L. Smith, Kappa-Kappa, 1969 Dr H Steve Weeks, Kappa-Kappa, 1969 Richard G. Mooney, III, Kappa-Kappa, 1972 Milton G. Sutherlin, Kappa-Kappa, 1976 Hugh K. Parks MD, Kappa-Kappa, 1980 Richard L. Culp, Jr., Kappa-Kappa, 1982 Alfred T. Black, Kappa-Kappa, 1984

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND William J. Peterson IV, Kappa-Kappa, 1998 Richard E. Faircloth, Kappa-Kappa, 2002 Thomas R. McBride, Kappa-Kappa, 2004 Sonny Daniels, Kappa-Kappa, 2009 Noland K. Barfield, Kappa-Kappa, 2009 Donald E. Edmiston, Kappa-Lambda, 1969 Gerald E. Stine, Kappa-Lambda, 1971 Sheldon F. Post, Kappa-Lambda, 1973 Paul Minotti, Kappa-Lambda, 1975 Dennis E. Moul, Kappa-Lambda, 1977 MAJ Michael E. Erdley, Kappa-Lambda, 1981 Christopher M. Freer, Kappa-Lambda, 1987 Thomas A. Wenner, Kappa-Lambda, 1995 Jacob M. Rodgers, Kappa-Lambda, 2011 Larry D. Alexander, Kappa-Mu, 1969 Wiley G. Sloan, Kappa-Mu, 1969 Carl M. Christnacht, Kappa-Mu, 1970 Robert J. Edwards, Kappa-Mu, 1970 Bruce M. Bowman, Kappa-Mu, 1971 Richard M. Prewitt, Kappa-Mu, 1977 Charles M. Minor, Kappa-Mu, 1980 Joe P. Burke, Kappa-Mu, 1982 Robert S. Little, Kappa-Mu, 1982 John S. Little, Kappa-Mu, 1982 Geoffrey A. Wigner, Kappa-Mu, 1984 Craig S. Parker, Kappa-Mu, 1986 John S. White, II, Kappa-Mu, 1991 Adam T. Poe, Kappa-Mu, 2006 James N. Hargis, Kappa-Mu, 2009 Andrew F. Barker, Kappa-Mu, 2012 John R. Davis, Kappa-Nu, 1969 Bruce S. Snead, Kappa-Nu, 1974 Michael Wojciechowski, Kappa-Nu, 1977 Kevin P. Lenz, Kappa-Nu, 1981 John E. Bousson, III, Kappa-Nu, 1989 Ricardo J. Lopez, Kappa-Nu, 2007 Calvin R. Hendrix, Kappa-Omega, 1970 Kenneth W. Miller, Kappa-Omega, 1970 Edward W. Sherrill, Kappa-Omega, 1971 John L. Fraley, Jr., Kappa-Omega, 1974 Mark C. Isaacs, Kappa-Omega, 1977 James V. Twining, Kappa-Omega, 1978 William M. Byron, Kappa-Omega, 1980 Steven L. Owens, Kappa-Omega, 1982 Ronald E. Player, Kappa-Omega, 1983 David J. Kurtz, Kappa-Omega, 1986 Richard K. Harrell, Kappa-Omega, 1989 Ryan P. Walker, Kappa-Omega, 2006 Kenneth P. Bailey, Kappa-Omega, 2010 Melvin A. Dewar, Kappa-Omicron, 1969 William M. Hodges, Kappa-Omicron, 1969 William A. Kiser, Kappa-Omicron, 1969 Rev Dumas B. Shelnutt, Jr., Kappa-Omicron, 1973 David K. Mc Carthy, Kappa-Omicron, 1984 Gerard J. D’Alessandro, Kappa-Phi, 1970 Dr James G. Helton, Kappa-Phi, 1972 William J. Paris, Kappa-Phi, 1976 Bradford T. Dempsey, Jr., Kappa-Phi, 1977 H.L. Downey, III, Kappa-Phi, 1977 Robert P. Richardson, Kappa-Phi, 1977 Charles E. Pelkey, Kappa-Phi, 1979 Gary L. Flather, Kappa-Phi, 1979 Carl C. Fritsche, Jr., Kappa-Phi, 1979 Daniel L. Kabat, Kappa-Phi, 1980 Thomas J. Patton, Jr., Kappa-Phi, 1989

Mark D. Perrigo, Kappa-Phi, 1990 Kashka O. Ashford, Kappa-Phi, 1991 Ryan J. Ellis, Kappa-Phi, 2008 Douglas G. Hollabaugh, Kappa-Pi, 1970 David A. Whitten, Kappa-Pi, 1972 Dr Alan L. Conger, Kappa-Pi, 1972 Damon R. Maxwell, Kappa-Pi, 1985 Michael C. Tritthart, Kappa-Pi, 1991 Michael P. Thrift, Kappa-Pi, 1997 Romel S. Baroi, Kappa-Pi, 2008 Timothy I. Engelhardt, Kappa-Rho, 1973 Karl H. Friedrich, Kappa-Tau, 1972 Robert H. Haus, Kappa-Theta, 1968 Darl H. Champion, Sr., Kappa-Theta, 1968 Edward G. Smith, Kappa-Theta, 1972 Bruce W. Sartory, Kappa-Theta, 1975 Jason H. Gruber, Kappa-Theta, 2007 Kevin J. Mathe, Kappa-Theta, 2008 Sam M. Cavanaugh, Kappa-Theta, 2008 Peter C. Towner, Kappa-Theta, 2010 Brent W. Makarczyk, Kappa-Theta, 2010 Anthony S. Bongiovano, Kappa-Theta, 2010 Jason L. Cvetkovich, Kappa-Theta, 2011 Brian L. Klapman, Kappa-Upsilon, 1970 William M. Norris, Jr., Kappa-Upsilon, 1970 Rick L. Beasley, Kappa-Upsilon, 1972 Kenneth A. Pankopp, Kappa-Upsilon, 1972 Dr Michael B. Davenport, Kappa-Upsilon, 1974 David D. Sawyer, Kappa-Upsilon, 1978 David C. Kramer, Kappa-Upsilon, 1979 Joel A. Pellicci, Jr., Kappa-Upsilon, 1989 Neil E. Devaney, Kappa-Upsilon, 1991 James C. Hendricks, Kappa-Upsilon, 1995 Edwin C. Cook, Kappa-Zeta, 1968 Rodney G. Meadows, Kappa-Zeta, 1968 John M. Luckie, Jr., Kappa-Zeta, 1969 Richard S. Beene, Kappa-Zeta, 1970 William G. Horn, Kappa-Zeta, 1972 Jackie W. Hartley, Kappa-Zeta, 1972 Gary E. Smith, Kappa-Zeta, 1973 Bobby W. Gaston, Jr., Kappa-Zeta, 1974 Michael S. Torrey, Kappa-Zeta, 1983 Scott D. Ahrens, Kappa-Zeta, 1989 Norman G. Blackburn, Jr., Kappa-Zeta, 1990 Tate C. Johnson, Kappa-Zeta, 1991 John M. Bowlin, Jr., Kappa-Zeta, 1994 Justin A. Bradley, Kappa-Zeta, 2007 Luke A. Askew, Kappa-Zeta, 2007 William G. Asip, Jr., Kappa-Zeta, 2007 Garrett L. Duncan, Kappa-Zeta, 2009 E. Raymond Sullivan, Jr., Lambda, 1946 Walter H. Felix, Lambda, 1949 Richard E. Tumblin, Lambda, 1950 Uriel C. Jones, Lambda, 1950 Rev James M. Coleman, Lambda, 1950 George R. Harvell, Jr., Lambda, 1950 Dr James E. Hamner, III, Lambda, 1951 Donn A. Southern, Lambda, 1952 Kermit P. Mc Donald, Jr., Lambda, 1952 Jimmy G. Cavalaris, Lambda, 1952 Robert E. Mc Dearman, Lambda, 1953 Robert R. Scott, III, Lambda, 1953 Charles T. Hughes, Lambda, 1954 Dr William A. Sims MD, Lambda, 1955 Dr William C. Gist, Jr., Lambda, 1955

Hugh T. Ammerman, Jr., Lambda, 1955 Dr Joseph A. Pryor, Lambda, 1955 Jerry W. Walker, Lambda, 1956 Michael N. Greeley, Lambda, 1956 Albert Lyons, III, Lambda, 1956 James E. Edwards MD, Lambda, 1956 Dr Phillip Sherman, Jr., Lambda, 1957 Richard S. Belcher, Lambda, 1957 COL Robert Douglas Pickle, Lambda, 1958 James A. Krug, Lambda, 1958 Joseph D. Thoresen, Lambda, 1959 William B. Stokely, III, Lambda, 1960 Stephen M. Sawrie DDS, Lambda, 1960 James H. Suttle, Lambda, 1960 Edward L. Shobe, Lambda, 1961 Joseph C. Broome, Lambda, 1961 James B. Porter, Jr., Lambda, 1962 Perry C. Tomlin, Jr., Lambda, 1962 Kenneth D. Franklin, Lambda, 1963 LT COL Thomas N. Kelso, Lambda, 1965 Dr Joe A. Chambers, Lambda, 1967 John B. Ricca, Lambda, 1968 Justice H. Graham, III, Lambda, 1969 James M. Rosenbaum, Lambda, 1970 Mark A. Springer, Lambda, 1974 William R. Mc Allister, Jr., Lambda, 1976 Marc P. Counts, Lambda, 1977 Kenneth L. Wills, Lambda, 1981 Joseph C. Whitaker, Lambda, 1981 David M. Cannon, Lambda, 1982 Michael E. Dixon, Lambda, 1983 John C. Oakley, Lambda, 1983 Michael A. Lail, Lambda, 1984 Gregory K. Mooney, Lambda, 1987 Jason Magette, Lambda, 1989 Bryan L. Harper, Lambda, 1995 Christopher D. Hathaway, Lambda, 1995 Jeremy S. Williams, Lambda, 2008 Clayton E. Collett, Lambda, 2008 Tommy G. Keeler, Lambda, 2009 James W. Buchholz, Lambda, 2010 Robert J. Iversen, Lambda-Alpha, 1972 James B. Payne, Lambda-Beta, 1971 Randy L. Maltsberger, Lambda-Beta, 1974 Timothy M. Hartsell, Lambda-Beta, 1975 Christopher R. Daniels, Lambda-Beta, 2007 Jake P. Weise, Lambda-Chi, 1983 Salvador G. Villegas, Jr., Lambda-Chi, 2000 Steven M. Oswald, Lambda-Chi, 2006 Boyd R. Morley, Lambda-Delta, 1971 Gregory L. Wojcik, Lambda-Delta, 1971 Clifton D. Wright, Lambda-Delta, 1971 William M. Gross, Lambda-Delta, 1976 Randall J. Wright, Lambda-Delta, 1976 James Hill, Lambda-Delta, 1996 Byron M. Bell, Lambda-Delta, 1998 Justin R. Doss, Lambda-Delta, 2005 Norris A. Cown, Jr., Lambda-Delta, 2008 Aubrey B. Duke, Jr., Lambda-Delta, 2008 Joseph B. Hildebrand, Lambda-Delta, 2008 Roger S. King, Lambda-Delta, 2008 Raymond E. Miller, Jr., Lambda-Epsilon, 1971 Kenneth R. Babb, Lambda-Epsilon, 1973 Timothy P. Mc Rae, Lambda-Epsilon, 1973 Larry W. Kiel, Lambda-Epsilon, 1975

CAPT Harold E. Hemmings, Jr., Lambda-Epsilon, 1975 Daniel J. Strachan, Lambda-Epsilon, 1981 Mark J. Ricci, Lambda-Epsilon, 1983 Scott R. Deweese, Lambda-Epsilon, 1990 Paul H. Gamble, Lambda-Epsilon, 1990 Stephen A. Braz, Lambda-Epsilon, 1996 Mark J. Ornstein, Lambda-Epsilon, 1998 Kenneth S. Votapka, Lambda-Epsilon, 1999 Shawn N. Cornell, Lambda-Epsilon, 2005 Matthew P. Juber, Lambda-Epsilon, 2008 Carl D. Haddad, Lambda-Eta, 1974 Edward M. Riley, III, Lambda-Eta, 1979 Joseph M. Montanari, Lambda-Eta, 1983 Steven J. Stricklin, Lambda-Gamma, 1971 William R. Earley, Lambda-Gamma, 1971 Maj (Ret) Thomas J. Finley, Lambda-Gamma, 1972 Richard J. Rotters, Lambda-Gamma, 1972 Randy H. Hurst, Lambda-Gamma, 1973 Carlos A. Ballard, Lambda-Gamma, 1973 Gary W. Bracknell, Lambda-Gamma, 1974 Steven M. Sirmon, Lambda-Gamma, 1974 LTC Edward J. Helms, Lambda-Gamma, 1975 John T. Shepard, Lambda-Gamma, 1986 Todd A. Nicholson, Lambda-Gamma, 1989 Christian A. Buhagiar, Lambda-Gamma, 1992 Brett O. Socha, Lambda-Gamma, 2008 August W. Reichenbach, Jr., Lambda-Iota, 1986 MAJ Conrad D. Christman, Lambda-Kappa, 1981 Thomas E. Hall, Jr., Lambda-Lambda, 1973 Joel A. Smith, Lambda-Lambda, 1973 Mark C. Smith, Lambda-Lambda, 1973 Gary W. Evans, Lambda-Lambda, 1973 C. Terry Harker, Lambda-Lambda, 1973 James L. Hall, Lambda-Lambda, 1974 Stephen W. Leach, Lambda-Lambda, 1974 Ronnie H. Osborne, Lambda-Lambda, 1976 James E. Butler, III, Lambda-Lambda, 1976 Keith R. Scott, Lambda-Lambda, 1977 Thomas E. Lynch, Jr., Lambda-Lambda, 1979 John F. Fitchett, III, Lambda-Lambda, 1981 Marvin L. Purvis, Lambda-Lambda, 1982 Thomas A. Balkus, Lambda-Lambda, 1986 Steven D. Leach, Lambda-Lambda, 1986 Michael S. Camp, Lambda-Lambda, 1988 Kevin F. Townsend, Lambda-Lambda, 1990 Arthur G. Dornik, Lambda-Lambda, 1990 J. Neil Lindley, Lambda-Lambda, 1990 Patrick M. O’Malley, Lambda-Lambda, 1994 Jonathan R. Bassett, Lambda-Lambda, 1995 Bradley P. Lipman, Lambda-Lambda, 2009 Jared M. Silverstone, Lambda-Lambda, 2010 Brian K. Jackson, Lambda-Mu, 1991 Stephen A. Price, Lambda-Nu, 1974 Stephen R. Benton, Lambda-Nu, 1974 James T. Haigler, Jr., Lambda-Nu, 1977 John M. Howard, Lambda-Nu, 1982 Brennan L. Wolf, Lambda-Nu, 2008 Donald H. Lloyd, Lambda-Omega, 1981 Brian A. Thomas, Lambda-Omega, 1981 Edward Browski, Lambda-Omega, 1990 Mark D. West, Lambda-Omega, 2010 Freddie L. Pendergrass, Jr., Lambda-Omicron, 1978 John H. Cleveland, Jr., Lambda-Omicron, 1981 Roger D. Creekmore, Lambda-Omicron, 1983 Jeremy N. Trousdale, Lambda-Omicron, 1989

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND James E. Holladay, II, Lambda-Omicron, 1993 William R. Lowery, Lambda-Omicron, 1994 Patrick M. Parham, Lambda-Phi, 1983 John S. Womack, Lambda-Phi, 2009 Joseph S. Messina, Jr., Lambda-Pi, 1976 Edwin W. Amelung, Jr., Lambda-Pi, 1979 John M. Neal, Jr., Lambda-Pi, 1980 W. Laird Hamberlin, Lambda-Pi, 1984 Robert A. Greenlee, Lambda-Pi, 1986 Richard S. Gentry, Lambda-Pi, 1989 Bertrand B. Bell, Lambda-Pi, 1992 Bradley D. Scholz, Lambda-Pi, 1996 Matthew T. Collins, Lambda-Pi, 1998 Philip O. Neal, Lambda-Pi, 2006 Jay W. Nichols, Lambda-Pi, 2010 William B. Curran, Lambda-Pi, 2011 Kevin J. Gilhooly, Lambda-Psi, 1980 John D. Wittenberg, Lambda-Psi, 1985 Gary A. Gavegan, Lambda-Psi, 1986 Julio A. Garcia, Jr., Lambda-Psi, 1989 David S. Mannan, Lambda-Psi, 1997 Steven A. Gaylor, Lambda-Sigma, 1978 George T. Young, Lambda-Sigma, 1980 Floyd S. Cooley, Lambda-Tau, 1976 James R. Donnella, Lambda-Tau, 1982 Stephen A. Bunting, Lambda-Tau, 1984 Lee A. Burton, Lambda-Tau, 1986 John A. McDonald, Lambda-Tau, 1986 Conner O. Crowder, Lambda-Tau, 2007 Robert O. Good II, Lambda-Theta, 1972 Anthony J. Negrete, Lambda-Upsilon, 1981 Owen B. Stratton, Lambda-Upsilon, 1984 John E. Scherzer, Lambda-Upsilon, 1985 Mark D. Kruse, Lambda-Upsilon, 1986 Greg A. Harvey, Lambda-Upsilon, 1992 Evan K. Dean, Lambda-Upsilon, 2008 Keith S. Fuller, Lambda-Xi, 1976 H. Phillip Bell IV, Lambda-Xi, 1980 Calvin H. Evans, Jr., Lambda-Xi, 1983 Derek L. Marchman, Lambda-Xi, 1985 Michael M. Palmer, Lambda-Xi, 1989 Joseph J. Parry, Jr., Lambda-Xi, 2011 John M. Hines, Sr., Lambda-Zeta, 1971 Michael A. Andreoli, Lambda-Zeta, 1971 William H. Hale, III, Lambda-Zeta, 1972 Randolph J. Harris, Jr., Lambda-Zeta, 1978 William A. Conner, Jr., Lambda-Zeta, 1986 James T. McKinstry, Mu, 1946 Rudolph J. Stutzmann, Mu, 1954 David M. Baker MD, Mu, 1956 Dr H. A. Curran PhD, Mu, 1959 Charles E. Gay IV, Mu, 1960 Thomas T. Moore, Jr., Mu, 1960 Michael P. Watkins, Mu, 1962 Dr Robert L. Holt, Mu, 1964 Barksdale W. Mc Farlane, Mu, 1980 Nathan R. Nusbaum, Mu-Alpha, 1981 Jim H. Zalzalah, Mu-Alpha, 1989 Michael L. Duray, Mu-Alpha, 1993 Kevin E. Meck, Mu-Alpha, 1995 David H. Bennett, Mu-Beta, 1989 Brandon H. Medling, Mu-Beta, 1997 George D. Fontaine, Jr., Mu-Beta, 2005

Michael T. O’Heany, Mu-Delta, 1982 Brian C. Hill, Mu-Delta, 1988 Kyle P. van Hoften, Mu-Delta, 1989 James A. Petrohilos, Mu-Delta, 1993 Harsha V. Gopinath, Mu-Delta, 1995 Ryan P. Mallen, Mu-Delta, 1995 Kyle Smigielski, Mu-Delta, 2001 Westley S. Elliott, Mu-Delta, 2007 Alexander T. Przedpelski, Mu-Epsilon, 2009 William K. Burke, Mu-Eta, 1983 Charles A. Ballard, Jr., Mu-Eta, 1983 Stacy A. Lauter, Mu-Eta, 1992 Jonathan W. Swinney, Mu-Eta, 1995 Kenneth D. Staebler, Mu-Eta, 1995 Jeffrey T. Schnell, Mu-Eta, 2002 Joshua A. Gant, Mu-Eta, 2004 Carlton R. Maxwell, Mu-Eta, 2008 Derek R. Smith, Mu-Eta, 2008 John P. Boitnott, Mu-Eta, 2011 Guy B. Sullaway, Mu-Gamma, 1982 Dr. James F. Hart, Mu-Gamma, 1984 Ronald J. Mussett, Mu-Gamma, 1993 John B. Battey, Mu-Gamma, 1997 Jason R. Grba, Mu-Gamma, 2009 Michael D. Walden, Mu-Gamma, 2009 Jeffrey P. Baatz, Mu-Iota, 1986 Marc R. Piotrowski, Mu-Iota, 1987 Michael L. Shiffer, Mu-Iota, 1988 Larry D. Willis, Mu-Iota, 1994 Andres H. Piedrahita, Mu-Iota, 2004 Brian D. Nakamoto, Mu-Iota, 2004 Jonathan D. Lewis, Mu-Iota, 2007 Martin P. Pasek, Mu-Lambda, 1986 Jerrall J. Prakash, Mu-Lambda, 2004 Thomas A. Prude, Mu-Omega, 1989 Chadwick J. Dunlap, Mu-Omega, 1993 Richard T. Douget, Mu-Omega, 1994 Stephen B. Langford, Mu-Omicron, 1996 Jeremy C. Hudson, Mu-Omicron, 2011 Mr. Michael Warrick, Mu-Omicron, 2012 Paul C. Kasson, Mu-Psi, 1987 Anthony V. Zaita, Mu-Psi, 1987 David L. Kelly, Mu-Psi, 1988 Anthony J. Delia, Mu-Psi, 1989 Aaron M. Plitt, Mu-Psi, 1998 William R. Koch, Jr., Mu-Psi, 1999 Scott W. McKinney, Mu-Psi, 1999 Thomas J. Levitsky, Mu-Psi, 2009 Scott A. Baxter, Mu-Rho, 1985 John B. Mensendiek, Mu-Rho, 1990 Louis J. Coco, Mu-Rho, 1991 Shawn M Evers, Mu-Rho, 1994 David J. Kuykendall, Mu-Rho, 2004 Jared A. Wilson, Mu-Rho, 2006 Shelby J. Hughes, Mu-Rho, 2008 Eric C. Lent, Mu-Sigma, 1988 Gregory A. Phillips, Mu-Sigma, 1988 William L. King, III, Mu-Sigma, 1991 Howard D. Brenner, Mu-Sigma, 1991 John S. Moorhead, Mu-Tau, 1985 Donald M. Mc Gill, Mu-Tau, 1986 Christopher P. Warpool, Mu-Tau, 1996 Scott A. McCreery, Mu-Tau, 2011

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Mark A. Hayes, Mu-Tau, 2012 David M. Boyer, Mu-Upsilon, 1986 Brian C. Walton, Mu-Upsilon, 1993 Brett T. Edgerley, Mu-Xi, 1984 Gerardo Ramirez, Mu-Xi, 1985 Michael V. Williams, Mu-Xi, 1988 Kenneth Y. Ichinose, Mu-Xi, 1993 Brian M. Bullard, Mu-Zeta, 1988 Dr Amos J. Bullard, Jr. DDS, Mu-Zeta, 1993 Jeremy F. Holt, Mu-Zeta, 1994 Philip B. Norvell, Mu-Zeta, 2006 Thomas A. Cone, II, Mu-Zeta, 2006 Justin T. Booth, Mu-Zeta, 2011 COL Donald C. Grey USAF(Ret), Nu, 1948 Dr Henry D. Wilde, Jr., Nu, 1950 John D. Hall, Jr., Nu, 1950 Dick N. Bishop, Nu, 1950 Charles W. Wood, Nu, 1956 Francis E. Toler, Nu, 1956 Dr Edmond C. Watters MD, Nu, 1961 William R. Stephenson, Jr., Nu, 1965 Mark D. Waitkus, Nu, 1991 Charles D. Clifford, Jr., Nu, 2006 Christopher M. Dantona, Nu, 2006 Burt H. Riehle, Jr., Nu, 2008 Patrick M. Leavitt, Nu, 2009 Robert E. Cosby, Jr., Nu Prime, 1971 Dana R. Mac Kimmie, III, Nu Prime, 1971 William R. Spears, Nu Prime, 1973 Thomas G. Leonard, Nu Prime, 1974 James W. Mc Alister, Jr., Nu Prime, 1975 Eric S. Fanelli, Nu Prime, 1978 Paul E. Taylor, Nu Prime, 1983 Brian A. Boettler, Nu Prime, 1991 Robert Z. Tucker, Nu Prime, 1997 John R. Weerts, Nu-Alpha, 1989 Michael S.N. Ma, Nu-Alpha, 1989 Bret A. Green, Nu-Alpha, 1989 Xerxes P. Mendoza, Nu-Beta, 1992 Jeffery R. Colstock, Nu-Beta, 1993 Richard A. Marsiglio, Nu-Beta, 1995 Michael L. Lowe, Nu-Delta, 1990 Brian L. Gunter, Nu-Delta, 1996 Kyle P. Brannan, Nu-Epsilon, 2004 Daniel E. Kniffin, Nu-Epsilon, 2008 Thomas W. Ennis, Nu-Epsilon, 2009 Frank J. Mahr, Nu-Eta, 1991 Mark W. Orlosky, Nu-Eta, 1991 Vincent G. Fressola, Nu-Gamma, 1990 Claude E. Grise, III, Nu-Kappa, 1992 Damon M. Reed, Nu-Kappa, 1993 Christopher H. Schwen, Nu-Kappa, 2007 Stanton R. Swanson, Nu-Kappa, 2009 Teris D. Barker, Nu-Kappa, 2009 Andrew F. Oliver, Nu-Kappa, 2009 William M. McCormick, Nu-Kappa, 2010 Richard D. Edde, Nu-Lambda, 1991 Stuart S. Hansen, Nu-Lambda, 1991 Marc J. Tantillo, Nu-Lambda, 1998 Kyle G. Snow-McCaffrey, Nu-Lambda, 2006 Stewart J. Carmichael, Nu-Lambda, 2011 Jordan S. Baszner, Nu-Omega, 1997 Brian J. Simmons, Nu-Omega, 1997

Jay G. Bruner, Nu-Omicron, 1992 Christopher T. Griffith, Nu-Omicron, 1992 Jason M. Marchetti, Nu-Omicron, 1993 Adam R. Bishop, Nu-Omicron, 1995 Nicholas E. Walter, Nu-Omicron, 2003 Winston G. Daniel, Nu-Omicron, 2009 Randall A. White, Nu-Omicron, 2010 John F. Sheehan, Jr., Nu-Omicron, 2011 Larry J. Ashmore, Nu-Phi, 1994 Jerry H. Snedden, Nu-Phi, 1998 Larry Turner, Jr., Nu-Rho, 1993 Daniel S. Oyler, Nu-Rho, 1999 Skyelar R. Perkins, Nu-Rho, 2002 Darin M. Ely, Nu-Sigma, 1993 Richard F. Boening, Nu-Tau, 1993 Gavin S. Scruggs, Nu-Tau, 1993 James T. Turner, Nu-Tau, 1999 Russell E. Mechler, Nu-Tau, 2001 Kyle L. Turner, Nu-Tau, 2006 Jay M. Ford, Nu-Upsilon, 1995 Devin E. Lacerte, Nu-Upsilon, 2005 Dr Jason H. Greenberg, OD, Nu-Xi, 1993 Jeremy J. Ramsey, Nu-Xi, 1994 Aaron M. Mayfield, Nu-Zeta, 1991 Cecil Y. Ray, Omega, 1951 Barry H. Thompson MD, Omega, 1958 Peter J. Sehlinger, Jr., Omega, 1959 C. Wallis Ohl, Jr., Omega, 1962 Thomas A. Daily, Omega, 1964 David T. Speer, Omega, 1967 N. Pendleton Rogers, Omega, 1969 Patrick J. Ahern, Jr., Omicron-Alpha, 2004 Shubhaganth Vamadevan, Omicron-Alpha, 2004 Steven M. Plaisance, Omicron-Chi, 2008 Daniel Ortiz, Omicron-Epsilon, 2005 Andrew C. Kruzykowski, Omicron-Epsilon, 2007 Kevin G. Alegret, Omicron-Eta, 2007 Anthony S. Rocco-Hoffman, Omicron-Eta, 2011 Evan M. Cavallini, Omicron-Eta, 2011 Tyler W. Stroud, Omicron-Gamma, 2007 Spencer K. Stroud, Omicron-Gamma, 2007 Hunter G. Ferrell, Omicron-Gamma, 2008 Richard O. Hessler, III, Omicron-Iota, 2011 Stephen E. Orebaugh, Omicron-Kappa, 2006 Taylor M. Granath, Omicron-Kappa, 2007 Scott D. Craft, Omicron-Kappa, 2009 Ryan J. Knapp, Omicron-Mu, 2006 Bobby T. Maglaughlin, Omicron-Nu, 2006 Nicholas J. Castellano, Omicron-Omicron, 2006 Jordan T. Thol, Omicron-Omicron, 2009 Jonathan D. Bookbinder, Omicron-Phi, 2007 James V. Vorhies, Omicron-Phi, 2007 Christopher J. Smith, Omicron-Phi, 2007 Christopher T. DenBleyker, Omicron-Phi, 2007 Khalil . Karrakchou, Omicron-Phi, 2009 Arjun Saraf, Omicron-Pi, 2007 Douglas G. Sheasley, Omicron-Psi, 2007 Curtis A. Woodard, Omicron-Psi, 2009 Eric S. Lembach, Omicron-Rho, 2007 Leroy Z. Rife, Omicron-Rho, 2010 Samuel A. Raneri V, Omicron-Sigma, 2007 Patrick L. Scherer, Omicron-Sigma, 2009 Joseph N. Lukas, Omicron-Upsilon, 2007

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Jeffrey J. Penner, Omicron-Xi, 2008 Michael J. Theune, Omicron-Zeta, 2005 Mark E. Ignash, Omicron-Zeta, 2006 Chris D. Jones, Omicron-Zeta, 2007 Jay Israel T. Sy, Omicron-Zeta, 2008 Dr Frank F. Splann, Jr., Phi, 1957 CDR Frederick M. France, USN, Phi, 1960 Dr Ronald E. Splann, Phi, 1961 Jeff A. Crow, Jr., Phi, 1968 Charles W. Kinslow, III, Phi, 1972 Pieter J. Van Der Gaag, Phi, 1988 John S. Little, Phi, 1990 Chad A. McGee, Phi, 1991 Nelson A. Steele, Phi, 1995 William B. Stauffer, Phi, 2001 Aaron T. Tucker, Phi, 2001 Michael H. Tufton, Phi, 2005 Morgan D. Grigsby, Phi, 2007 Austin C. DeBeaux, Phi, 2008 Jordan B. Redmon, Phi, 2009 George S. Lloyd, Pi, 1954 Billy W. Pilgrim, Pi-Alpha, 2007 Thomas A. Laborde, Pi-Alpha, 2007 James W. Kirby, Pi-Beta, 2008 Richard T. Keay, III, Pi-Chi, 2009 Jeff R. Black, Pi-Eta, 2009 Devon M. Nixon, Pi-Eta, 2010 Michael L. Giambattista, Pi-Gamma, 2011 Marcel R. Kyd, Pi-Kappa, 2008 Joseph F. Marks, Pi-Lambda, 2008 Geoffery R. Zgorski, Pi-Mu, 2008 Michael A. Cristantiello, Pi-Nu, 2009 Gavin A. Lopez, Pi-Nu, 2010 Louis A. Kern, Pi-Nu, 2011 Estivins G. Campos, Pi-Omicron, 2009 Michael T. Huffman, Pi-Omicron, 2009 Edward Chiao, Pi-Psi, 2009 Samuel L. Kassa, Pi-Sigma, 2009 Ryan J. Sasscer, Pi-Sigma, 2009 Xavier C. Quintana, Pi-Tau, 2009 Joseph R. Dean, Pi-Theta, 2008 Jamie R. Munnerlyn, Pi-Theta, 2011 Brendan A. Gin, Pi-Upsilon, 2010 Clinton K. Gulick, Pi-Xi, 2008 Alvin S. Mc Neilly, Psi, 1941 Harry E. Angelides, Psi, 1946 Paul J. Mitchell, Psi, 1947 Joseph F. Herbert, Psi, 1956 Arthur D. Rankin, Psi, 1957 George J. McCarthy, Jr., Psi, 1958 John R. Page, Psi, 1962 Richard M. Angell, Psi, 1964 Michael J. Wisnieski, Psi, 1970 Robb D. Milley, Psi, 1982 David K. Wilson, Psi, 1983 Edward W. Radgowski, Jr., Psi, 1986 Michael S. Simcock, Psi, 1989 William B. Moulton, Psi, 1991 Louis M. Ollson, Sr., Rho, 1963 Nick S. Hagen, Rho, 1963 Terry L. Forsberg, Rho, 1965 Harold M. Schwartz, Rho, 1966 Martin C. Petersen, Rho, 1966

Robert F. Hutzel, Rho, 1966 Philip M. Davis, Rho, 1969 Mark E. Mershon, Rho, 1971 Timothy C. Ryan, Rho, 1973 Christian Schratwieser, Rho, 1974 Steven D. Kramer, Rho, 1981 William T. Polston V, Rho, 1983 Kelly L. Drumm, Rho, 1986 Stuart M. Leibowitz, Rho, 1987 Jay A. Jennison, Rho, 1988 Brian P. Stapleton, Rho, 1988 Paul J. Gnap, Rho, 1989 William J. Fraleigh, Rho, 1993 Justin R. Ballard, Rho, 2003 Paul N. Rangitsch, Rho, 2007 Thomas Borns, Rho, 2011 Eric S. Mc Nair, Rho Prime, 1995 Philip E Smith, Rho Prime, 1996 Kevin L. Cantrell, Rho Prime, 1996 Zachary R. Poole, Rho Prime, 1999 Grant D. Miller, Rho Prime, 2004 Madison C. Bips, Rho Prime, 2008 Adam V. Schrot, Rho-Alpha, 2010 Zachary J. Plummer, Rho-Alpha, 2011 Christopher Forgione, Rho-Beta, 2010 Austin T. Clark, Rho-Chi, 2011 Jeremy K. Spurley, Rho-Delta, 2010 Erik G. Hagman, Rho-Delta, 2012 Torre F. McLain, Rho-Eta, 2010 Jesse D. Zeman, Rho-Eta, 2010 Conor S. Cunningham, Rho-Eta, 2010 Cameron D. Cohen, Rho-Eta, 2010 David W. Gee, Rho-Iota, 2010 David C. Huey, Rho-Kappa, 2010 Brian M. Whelehan, Rho-Lambda, 2010 Michael A. Notarangelo, Rho-Lambda, 2011 Nicholos A. Finley, Rho-Mu, 2010 Nathaniel J. Miller, Rho-Mu, 2013 Matthew J. Neuteboom, Rho-Omega, 2012 Christopher J. Gehrmann, Rho-Omicron, 2011 Tyler S. Maeger, Rho-Pi, 2011 Travis J. McAllister, Rho-Pi, 2011 Benjamin W. Freeman, Rho-Pi, 2011 Eric B. Marlin, Rho-Psi, 2012 William M. Oliver, Rho-Rho, 2011 Gregory M. Forsyth, Rho-Sigma, 2011 Mitchell T. Zink, Rho-Sigma, 2011 Gregory F. Odette, Rho-Tau, 2011 Kraig V. Prinz, Rho-Theta, 2010 Patrick V. Foltz, Rho-Theta, 2010 Travis L. Mann, Rho-Zeta, 2010 Bradley S. Metzger, Rho-Zeta, 2010 Edward B. Baldinger, Jr., Sigma, 1942 John S. Treen, Sigma, 1944 Fred H. Lowe DDS, Sigma, 1945 Clyde T. Turner, Jr., Sigma, 1948 Eldon D. Pence, Jr., Sigma, 1948 LT COL Frank S. Cannon USMC(Ret), Sigma, 1949 Charles K. Capdepon, Sigma, 1953 Louis H. Watson, Sigma, 1957 Capt. John G. Unverzagt, Sigma, 1960 Stephen R. Lewis, Jr., Sigma, 1968 Peter A. Mani, III, Sigma, 1973

Samuel J. Mc Grew, Jr., Sigma, 1973 Lee S. Catlett, Sigma, 1996 Prashant Gupta, Sigma, 1996 Rich Leitner, Sigma, 2005 Cameron M. Rhoads, Sigma, 2008 Keegan L. Tague, Sigma, 2010 Kurt E. Ruffley, Sigma-Mu, 2013 Kevin A. Sawall, Sigma-Omicron, 2013 Erik W. Peterson, Sigma-Sigma, 2013 Pat E. Hooks II, Tau, 1942 Robert L. Parker, Tau, 1942 Douglas W. Stewart, Tau, 1944 Phillip H. Pyeatt, Tau, 1946 Richard Allen, Tau, 1946 Dr Victor E. Schulze, Jr. MD, Tau, 1947 Wade C. Ridley, Tau, 1948 Robert E. Fawcett, Jr., Tau, 1949 John D. Glass, Jr., Tau, 1949 James R. Cocke, Tau, 1949 Adolph A. Pfeffer, Jr., Tau, 1950 Emile M. Cuenod, Tau, 1950 R. D. (Dan) Burck, Tau, 1951 James L. Powell, Tau, 1952 Paul R. Hamilton, Tau, 1954 Robert H. Whilden, Jr., Tau, 1954 Perry M. Wells, Tau, 1956 Thomas W. Burke, Jr., Tau, 1956 Charles B. Russey, Tau, 1957 Joel M. Shepherd II, Tau, 1958 Michael G. Sweeney, Tau, 1958 Henry A. Sauer, Jr., Tau, 1959 Daniel S. Davis, Tau, 1961 Thomas K. Ward, Tau, 1961 Joe K. Longley, Tau, 1963 George A. Donnelly, III, Tau, 1963 Robert A. Moor, Tau, 1964 F. Hagen McMahon, Jr., Tau, 1966 John M. Rose, Tau, 1967 Don A. Culwell, Jr., Tau, 1968 Roy L. Markum, Tau, 1968 Jack F. Browder, Jr., Tau, 1969 James W. Pritchett, Tau, 1971 Jackie N. Clark, Tau, 1971 William F. Zwiener, Tau, 1973 William N. Finnegan IV, Tau, 1975 Andrew C. Allen, Tau, 1976 Taylor A. Sherwood, Tau, 1978 Thomas W. Lockwood, Tau, 1981 Matthew J. Rowley, Tau, 1984 William D. Schwartz, Tau, 1991 Martin C. Hale, Tau, 2006 Sterling D. Jones, Tau, 2006 Grant C. Pinkerton, Tau, 2007 David L. Harp, Tau, 2009 Thomas L. Peacock, Tau, 2009 John T. Ward, Theta, 1955 Lorraine E. Burt, Jr., Theta, 1955 James C. Armstrong, Theta, 1955 Charles M. Cooper, III, Theta, 1957 Richard H. Bennett, Theta, 1963 G. Malcolm Louden, Theta, 1964 Terry A. Pruden, Theta, 1964 John E. Langdon, Theta, 1964

Charles L. Jeffers, Jr., Theta, 1965 Elton D. Gardner, Jr., Theta, 1965 Charles L. Chapman, Theta, 1965 William R. Roach, Theta, 1966 Richard E. Tarvin, III, Theta, 1966 Jeffrey A. Kearney, Theta, 1967 Irvin W. Jarrell, III, Theta, 1968 Clifford F. Ellis, Theta, 1970 Christopher D. Black, Theta, 1971 Bradley C. Poulos, Theta, 1973 Kip E. Patterson, Theta, 1976 David C. Shannon, Theta, 1986 John A. King, Jr., Theta, 2000 Thomas F. Roberts, Theta, 2009 Richard D. Shaver, Theta Prime, 1993 Terry L. Thompson, Theta Prime, 1993 Jonathan B. Ramey, Theta Prime, 2004 Mark J. Escarment, Theta Prime, 2005 Charles D. Lyon, Theta-Alpha, 1959 Max E. Groussman, Theta-Beta, 1959 Dr Werner Rogers, Theta-Beta, 1963 HON J. Richard Haden, Theta-Beta, 1963 Frank P. White, Jr., Theta-Beta, 1964 Craig A. Mc Dowell, Theta-Beta, 1964 Thomas W. Corbett, Theta-Beta, 1965 Robert E. Harvey, Theta-Beta, 1965 Joseph G. Kovacevich, Jr., Theta-Beta, 1967 Gregory J. Kerby, Theta-Beta, 1968 Michael Heath L. Hines, Theta-Beta, 1969 Phillip C. Bright, Theta-Beta, 1969 Richard J. Blakeman, Theta-Beta, 1970 James C. Mayfield IV, Theta-Beta, 1970 Edward J. Albanese, Theta-Beta, 1971 Wayne A. Weeks, Theta-Beta, 1972 Paul R. St John, Theta-Beta, 1972 Norman A. Pick, Theta-Beta, 1973 Keith D. Curry, Theta-Beta, 1974 Steven R. Rabago, Theta-Beta, 1974 Ed D. Martinet II, Theta-Beta, 1975 Nicholas C. Rini, III, Theta-Beta, 1976 Mitchell Wade, Theta-Beta, 1978 Sheldon J. Fleming, Theta-Beta, 1979 Anthony R. Parks, Theta-Beta, 1979 Roger T. Noyes, Theta-Beta, 1982 Stephen F. Ostrich, Theta-Beta, 1982 Gino P. Angelici, Theta-Beta, 1985 Aaron K. Glatman, Theta-Beta, 1990 Lance C. Doalson, Theta-Beta, 1990 Jay A. Grimaldi, Theta-Beta, 1991 Sean M. Zent, Theta-Beta, 2009 Eugene V. Galligan, Theta-Chi, 1968 Robert N. Mc Farland, Theta-Chi, 1969 Dr James D. Hearne, Theta-Chi, 1969 James W. Jernigan, Theta-Chi, 1970 Robert B. Oliver, Jr., Theta-Chi, 1970 Bret L. Mc Coy, Theta-Chi, 1973 Herbert E. Hamilton MD, Theta-Chi, 1979 Teddy R. Price, Theta-Chi, 1983 David G. Baughman, Theta-Chi, 1985 Terry O. Thomas, Theta-Chi, 1986 Stephen I. Dawkins, Theta-Chi, 1996 Charles B. Quimby, Theta-Chi, 1999 Brady P. Holtzclaw, Theta-Chi, 2006

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KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND John K. Farris, Theta-Chi, 2006 Blake A. Saunier, Theta-Chi, 2006 Christopher R. Thompson, Theta-Chi, 2007 Phil J. Blanchard, Jr., Theta-Chi, 2008 Carl L. Green CLU, CHFC, Theta-Delta, 1965 Russell L. Anderson, Theta-Delta, 1965 Terry S. Collins, Theta-Delta, 1967 Richard A. Sherwood, Theta-Delta, 1974 CAPT James R. Rainey USAF, Theta-Delta, 1974 Steven M. Fullmer, Theta-Delta, 1975 John C. Mac Donald, Theta-Delta, 1977 Ricky P. Killian, Theta-Delta, 1982 Donald J. Mc Lean, Theta-Delta, 1983 Marc A. Pons, Theta-Delta, 1986 Devon W. Grace, Theta-Delta, 1999 Kyle R. McGeeney, Theta-Delta, 2002 Jacob H. Munson-McGee, Theta-Delta, 2012 Glenn H. Hill, Theta-Epsilon, 1961 Gerald S. Lenzen, Theta-Epsilon, 1961 Edward L. Cole, Theta-Epsilon, 1961 Stanley R. Culver, Theta-Epsilon, 1962 Walter L. Larson, Theta-Epsilon, 1963 Alan L. Perkins, Theta-Epsilon, 1966 Charles F. Guthmann, III, Theta-Epsilon, 1966 Dennis M. Monaghan, Theta-Epsilon, 1967 Dale B. Kawata, Theta-Epsilon, 1972 Ted V. Caufield, Theta-Epsilon, 1976 Douglas E. Bowen, Theta-Epsilon, 1982 Gary W. Coats, Theta-Epsilon, 2011 Jerry W. Yankauskas, Theta-Epsilon, 2011 Donald E. Toler, Theta-Eta, 1963 William B. Haddox, Theta-Eta, 1963 Joseph B. Wells, Theta-Eta, 1963 William K. Ingram, Jr., Theta-Eta, 1963 Ernest F. Lord, Jr., Theta-Eta, 1964 Teddy E. Dove, Theta-Eta, 1964 Roy A. Jacuzzi, Theta-Eta, 1965 MAJ Sidney A. Brown, Theta-Eta, 1969 James L. Douglass, Jr., Theta-Eta, 1971 Roy B. Ridings, Jr., Theta-Eta, 1972 Vernon P. Wade, Theta-Eta, 1973 Merideth G. Watson, Theta-Eta, 1973 Edward K. Lile, Theta-Eta, 1980 John W. Northern, IV, Theta-Eta, 1981 Kyley R. Newth, Theta-Eta, 2006 Paul O. Ward, Theta-Eta, 2009 Donald E. Lambert, Theta-Gamma, 1958 George E. Henry, Theta-Gamma, 1959 Donald W. Doerfler, Theta-Gamma, 1959 Col John G. Land, Theta-Gamma, 1959 Claud E. Fry, Theta-Gamma, 1959 William D. Miller, Theta-Gamma, 1961 Thomas R. Elam, Theta-Gamma, 1962 Neal G. Snebold MD, Theta-Gamma, 1968 William H. Perry, Theta-Gamma, 1969 Richard L. Appling, Theta-Gamma, 1971 Joern Menninger, Theta-Gamma, 2006 Richard W. Daulton, Theta-Iota, 1971 Clarence J O’Brien, Jr., Theta-Iota, 1975 John J. Urteago, Theta-Iota, 1977 Jeffrey A. Carter, Theta-Iota, 1981 Orien H. Bedwell, Theta-Iota, 1986

Daniel R. Bird, Theta-Iota, 1988 James C. Triantafyllou, Theta-Iota, 1990 Michael D. Rogers, Theta-Iota, 1990 John P. Hernandez, Jr., Theta-Iota, 1993 Robert P. Yow, Theta-Iota, 2000 Jason Pierantozzi, Theta-Iota, 2004 Don R. Jensen, Theta-Iota, 2005 James R. Jones, Theta-Kappa, 1965 Richard E. Bridgers, Theta-Kappa, 1967 John W. Waddell, Theta-Kappa, 1967 John R. Womack, Jr., Theta-Kappa, 1967 Eddie E. Mc Whorter, Theta-Kappa, 1970 William J. Hammann, Theta-Kappa, 1971 Blake B. Powers, Theta-Kappa, 1971 Philip W. Treybig, Theta-Kappa, 1980 Homer L. Bludau, Theta-Lambda, 1966 Jim T. Brown, Theta-Lambda, 1966 Peter B. Denney, Theta-Lambda, 1972 Michael E. Bowman, Theta-Lambda, 1974 Neil D. Joseph, Theta-Lambda, 1974 Brownson G. Jecker, Jr., Theta-Lambda, 1975 Brent A. Martin, Theta-Lambda, 1976 Ronald K. Stoepel, Theta-Lambda, 1977 Michael F. Carroll, Theta-Lambda, 1985 Aaron D. Webb, Theta-Lambda, 1986 Kyle H. Campbell, Theta-Lambda, 1990 Maurice Khollman, Theta-Lambda, 1990 Lucas W. Bazan, Theta-Lambda, 1991 John E. Michaels, Theta-Lambda, 1992 Matthew P. Tielkemeijer, Theta-Lambda, 1993 Michael A. Laramie, Theta-Lambda, 1994 Sloan B. Campbell, Theta-Lambda, 1995 Austin A. Atkins, Theta-Lambda, 2008 Carson B. Lindley, Theta-Lambda, 2008 Dr Daniel C. Walsh, Jr., Theta-Mu, 1966 Lester L. Dalme, Theta-Mu, 1967 Clarence W. Bolinger, Jr., Theta-Mu, 1968 Frank P. Kearney, Theta-Mu, 1969 Jack H. Horn, Jr., Theta-Mu, 1969 Floyd J. Henry, Jr., Theta-Mu, 1969 Steven D. Crews, Theta-Mu, 1978 Robert B. Welch, Theta-Mu, 1978 Michael C. Scott, Theta-Mu, 1980 Jack P. Mc Cain, III, Theta-Mu, 1981 Harold S. Scroggins, Theta-Mu, 1983 Martin K. Maley, Theta-Mu, 1985 Darryl D. Andrews, Jr., Theta-Mu, 1987 Allen L. Evans, Theta-Mu, 1987 Myles A. Parker, Theta-Mu, 1987 Troy D. Rayburn, Theta-Mu, 1989 Jeffrey R. Powell, Theta-Mu, 1991 Matthew A. Koury, Theta-Mu, 1992 Bradley S. Poston, Theta-Mu, 1995 Patrick D. Peoples, Theta-Mu, 2001 Austin L. Turner, Theta-Mu, 2004 Matthew A. Evans, Theta-Mu, 2007 John E. Ackel, Theta-Mu, 2010 Dustin L. Tam, Theta-Mu, 2011 Michael A. Webb, Theta-Mu, 2012 Thomas E. Williams, Theta-Nu, 1966 Douglas S. Goodwin, Theta-Nu, 1966 Jerald H. Heschel II, Theta-Nu, 1966

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David B. Mc Quown, Theta-Nu, 1967 Douglas R. Bernd, Theta-Nu, 1971 Michael E. Nazaruk, Theta-Nu, 1979 Patrick M. Coleman, Theta-Nu, 1988 Kevin K. Amburgy, Theta-Nu, 1997 Daniel A. Peckinpaugh, Theta-Nu, 1998 Daniel J. Tierney, Theta-Nu, 1999 Brett W. Malott, Theta-Omega, 1968 Robert D. Dutton, Theta-Omega, 1968 John R. Parker, Theta-Omega, 1969 Jonathan E. Arostegui, Theta-Omega, 1969 Michael A. Mc Duff, Theta-Omega, 1969 John C. Pope, Theta-Omega, 1970 Dr Darrell T. Herrington DO, Theta-Omega, 1970 William A. Robertson, Theta-Omega, 1970 William L. Cash, Theta-Omega, 1972 Andrew J. Kelly, Theta-Omega, 1973 Robert O. Rodriguez II, Theta-Omega, 1979 Carl W. Marotto, Theta-Omega, 1985 Kent J. Bateman, Theta-Omega, 1986 Douglas A. Perrine, Theta-Omicron, 1966 Jeffrey O. Evans, Theta-Omicron, 1972 Alan A. Lowe, Theta-Omicron, 1973 Jon M. Brooks, Theta-Omicron, 1975 Clifford R. Wiltshire, Theta-Omicron, 1983 Thomas V. Goodwin, Theta-Omicron, 1993 Peter R. Murdough, Theta-Omicron, 1994 Robert E. Norris, Theta-Phi, 1967 William G. Beck, Theta-Phi, 1969 William S. Rose, Theta-Phi, 1969 James G. Moeschl, Theta-Pi, 1966 Larry G. Paisley, Theta-Pi, 1966 Charles L. Earl, Jr., Theta-Pi, 1966 Roy E. Phibbs, Theta-Pi, 1966 Larry E. Pate, Theta-Pi, 1969 Kenneth N. Windley, Jr., Theta-Pi, 1971 John D. Staley, Theta-Pi, 1971 Maxwell L. Taylor, Theta-Pi, 1975 Ken D. Adams, Theta-Pi, 1976 Charles R. Harz, Theta-Pi, 1991 Christopher T. Munley, Theta-Pi, 1992 Charles Ashford, III, Theta-Pi, 1993 James A. Gondles, Jr., Theta-Psi, 1967 John A. Alfson, OD, Theta-Psi, 1970 Richard B. Boswell, Theta-Psi, 1973 Paul E. McLaughlin, Theta-Psi, 1973 Charles L. Deaton, Theta-Psi, 1988 Michael R. Cobb, Theta-Psi, 1990 Bobby L. Boyanton, Theta-Psi, 1991 Christopher T. Cassetty, Theta-Psi, 1991 Daniel T. Miller, Theta-Psi, 1999 Christopher L. Willingham, Theta-Psi, 2001 Christopher R. Macella, Theta-Psi, 2007 Steven M. Godwin, Theta-Psi, 2008 Jack C. Malone, Theta-Psi, 2009 Preston L. Isham, Theta-Psi, 2010 Horace L. Dickens, Jr., Theta-Rho, 1966 W Michael Adams, Theta-Rho, 1967 Arthur P. Mitchell, Theta-Rho, 1968 Ronnie W. Odom, Theta-Rho, 1971 Charles T. Marcantel, Theta-Rho, 1971 William C. Nabours MD, Theta-Rho, 1972

Richard R. Noland, Theta-Rho, 1972 Bobby L. German, Jr., Theta-Rho, 1972 Stephen W. Spencer, Theta-Rho, 1976 Don K. Hoffpauir, Theta-Rho, 1977 Christopher P. Ieyoub, Theta-Rho, 1979 Robert D. De Mars, Theta-Rho, 1979 Robert P. Monaghan, Theta-Rho, 1982 Kenneth F. Kolde, Theta-Rho, 1983 Lionel L. de la Houssaye, Jr., Theta-Rho, 1983 Robert C. Bailey, Theta-Rho, 1986 Eric A. Sanders, DDS, Theta-Rho, 1986 Vincent R. Guillory, Jr., Theta-Rho, 1987 Charles J. Burton, Theta-Rho, 1989 Michael T. Ardoin, Theta-Rho, 1993 Josh P. Viator, Theta-Rho, 2009 Taylor D. Gifford, Theta-Rho, 2009 David L. Snider CPA, Theta-Theta, 1965 Dennis M. Adams, Theta-Theta, 1966 James R. Mahurin, Theta-Theta, 1969 James W. Kerr, Theta-Theta, 1970 Boyd M. Hildebrand, Theta-Theta, 1970 Ronald G. Ashby, Theta-Theta, 1970 Guy T. Sholar, Theta-Theta, 1971 D. Gregory Duke, Theta-Theta, 1973 Reathel R. Goff, Jr., Theta-Theta, 1980 David J. Baulch, Theta-Theta, 1981 Timothy W. Hurt, Theta-Theta, 1981 David W. Purcell, Theta-Theta, 1983 James K. Gossett, Theta-Theta, 1983 James G. Supulski, Theta-Theta, 1985 Vincent Willingham, Theta-Theta, 2004 James C. Kihm, Theta-Upsilon, 1967 Roger A. Raulin, Theta-Upsilon, 1967 George F. Duffield, Theta-Upsilon, 1967 Donald B. Gore II, Theta-Upsilon, 1972 Robert C. Taylor, Theta-Upsilon, 1979 Joseph D. Williams, Theta-Upsilon, 1981 David R. Brinkman, Theta-Upsilon, 1981 Christopher D. Derr, Theta-Upsilon, 1983 Michael L. White, Theta-Upsilon, 1984 Converse B. Smith, III, Theta-Upsilon, 1985 Brian D. Harding, Theta-Upsilon, 1986 Matthew J. Smith, Theta-Upsilon, 1987 Jonathan T. Stevens, Theta-Upsilon, 1987 Christopher M. Broome, Theta-Upsilon, 1989 Erik J. Christman, Theta-Upsilon, 1990 Timothy J. Storer, Theta-Upsilon, 1990 Patrick M. Surdy, Theta-Upsilon, 1991 Clifford E. Browne, II, Theta-Upsilon, 1991 Peter F. Benoist, Theta-Upsilon, 1992 Scott A. Hawken, Theta-Upsilon, 1996 Jeffrey W. Holman, Theta-Upsilon, 2000 Cody J. Heinz, Theta-Upsilon, 2009 Kenneth H. Battle, Theta-Xi, 1966 Harold D. Sprow, Theta-Xi, 1966 Robert W. Beggs, Theta-Xi, 1966 Karl F. Hall, Theta-Xi, 1968 Ronald C. Lilly, Theta-Xi, 1968 Walter R. Kern, Theta-Xi, 1969 Robert D. Allen, Theta-Xi, 1970 Allan A. Abbata, Theta-Xi, 1970 Rickey L. James, Theta-Xi, 1971

KAPPA SIGMA ENDOWMENT FUND Mark R. Houser, Theta-Xi, 1973 Curtis E. Fletcher, Theta-Xi, 1975 Richard A. Zach, Jr., Theta-Xi, 1975 Ronald J. Harney, Theta-Xi, 1978 COL Dustin A. Tyson, USAF, Theta-Xi, 1978 Thomas D. Schamber, Theta-Xi, 1979 Douglas J. Burkhart, Theta-Xi, 1979 Bradley L. Combs, Theta-Xi, 1988 Mark A. Beck, Theta-Xi, 1996 Alex M. Lorencz, Theta-Xi, 2007 Ralph Trine, Theta-Xi, 2009 David E. Finifrock, Theta-Zeta, 1962 Ernest C. Turner, Theta-Zeta, 1963 Larry D. Courter, Theta-Zeta, 1964 Ronnie C. Sanders, Theta-Zeta, 1965 James D. Arnold, Theta-Zeta, 1968 George J. Garro, Theta-Zeta, 1969 LTC Bruce E. Simpson, Theta-Zeta, 1971 Michael H. Menapace, Jr., Theta-Zeta, 1971 Michael G. Payne, Theta-Zeta, 1974 Tommy E. Fletcher, Theta-Zeta, 1975 John T. Renfro, Theta-Zeta, 1976 Kevin S. Kaplan, Theta-Zeta, 1982 Todd J. Gross, Theta-Zeta, 1985 Michael F. Scallen, Theta-Zeta, 1986 Steven J. Thompson, Theta-Zeta, 1989 Jonathan L. Harvey, Theta-Zeta, 1995 J. Scott DeLillo, Theta-Zeta, 1996 Michael P. Carruthers, USAF, Theta-Zeta, 1996 Burton R. Trembly, Theta-Zeta, 1998 Nicholas E. Snowberger, Theta-Zeta, 2001 Martinus H. Van Nieuwkoop, Theta-Zeta, 2005 Robert J. Wachter, Theta-Zeta, 2007 William C. Boinest, Upsilon, 1951 Graham McCormick, Upsilon, 2006 Dr Joe D. Talbot, Xi, 1933 Nathaniel W. Trimble, Xi, 1939 George S. Puryear, Xi, 1940 Charles L. Massey, Jr., Xi, 1941 Fred Wilkerson, Jr., Xi, 1943 William H. Hanna, Jr., Xi, 1943 Daniel H. Woods, Xi, 1945 Samuel P. Wilson, Xi, 1946 Robert C. Reed, Xi, 1946

Samuel L. Hauert, Xi, 1946 Rev Herschel H. Mc Clurkin, Jr., Xi, 1947 Wayne W. Pyeatt, Xi, 1947 Harry E. Thomas, Xi, 1949 Edward W. Hamilton, Xi, 1949 Joe D. Woodward, Sr., Xi, 1950 Gene T. Porter, Xi, 1950 James F. Billingsley, Xi, 1950 Frank W. Doster, Jr., Xi, 1951 Douglas O. Smith, Jr., Xi, 1953 William R. Pakis, Xi, 1953 Joe L. Gathright, Xi, 1953 James L. Arnett, Xi, 1955 John L. Rush, Xi, 1956 William B. Fisher, Xi, 1956 Dr Bill Atkinson, Xi, 1956 Donald T. Mc Knight, Xi, 1957 Dr Billy L. Tranum, Xi, 1957 John F. Stroud, Jr., Xi, 1957 Steve B. Bernard, Xi, 1957 Michael G. Thompson, Xi, 1958 Don M. Schnipper, Xi, 1959 Garnier K. Puryear, Xi, 1959 Charles B. Whiteside, III, Xi, 1960 Thomas B. Goldsby, Jr., Xi, 1960 David N. Laser, Xi, 1960 David G. Dodd, Xi, 1960 S. Vance Montgomery, Jr., Xi, 1960 Robert L. Wright, Jr., Xi, 1961 Dwight D. Driver, Xi, 1961 Louis A. Hardman, Jr., Xi, 1961 Joseph N. Payne, Jr., Xi, 1962 Frank P. Blair, Xi, 1962 Randall B. Wright, Xi, 1964 Terry F. Bowie, Xi, 1964 Walter R. Lindsey, Xi, 1965 John E. Chambers, III, Xi, 1965 James A. Lorenz, Xi, 1966 S David Alphin, Jr., Xi, 1966 C Cole Jeffries, Jr., Xi, 1967 William L. Simmons, Xi, 1967 John B. Alter, Xi, 1968 Delbert L. Jones, Xi, 1969 Richard M. Fleenor, Xi, 1970

Michael D. Ibsen, Xi, 1970 Avery Lubin, Xi, 1971 Dr William R. Hale, Xi, 1972 Robert L. Hixson, Jr., Xi, 1973 Thomas G. Walker, Xi, 1973 John W. Sangster, Xi, 1974 William H. Hanna, Xi, 1980 Ralph B. Harris, Xi, 1980 Aaron R. Windsor, Xi, 1990 Robert P. Hornung, Xi, 1990 Martin C. Swope, Xi, 1991 Dustin B. Mc Daniel, Xi, 1991 Jeffrey M. Ardemagni, Xi, 1992 Robert C. Fortenberry, Xi, 1992 Joe T. Cunningham, Xi, 1993 Marcus S. French, Xi, 1993 Mark L. Mashburn, Xi, 1995 Marshall A. Wright, Xi, 1995 Gillis W. Stephenson, Xi, 1996 Robert B. Barnes, Xi, 2001 Joshua D. O’Neal, Xi, 2001 William R. Henson, III, Xi, 2002 Andrew P. Henson, Xi, 2003 Hunter K. Carrington, Xi, 2003 Clint R. Roth, Xi, 2004 Robert P. Cox II, Xi, 2008 Drew M. Fullerton, Xi, 2008 Colin M. Cornett, Xi, 2009 Jacob T. Connelly, Xi, 2009 William A. Burns, Xi, 2010 Anton C. Towne, Xi-Alpha, 1996 Daryn D. DeCesare, Xi-Beta, 2001 Michael J. Patti, Xi-Beta, 2003 Scott M. Downey, Xi-Chi, 2006 Alexander M. Winn, Xi-Chi, 2009 Henri D. Duhot, III, Xi-Chi, 2011 Andy Diric, Xi-Delta, 1995 Manuel S. Longoria, III, Xi-Delta, 1996 Jason C. Honeycutt, Xi-Delta, 1997 Russell R. Sczech, Xi-Delta, 2000 Jose D. Mireles, Xi-Delta, 2006 Grant A. Dixon, Xi-Delta, 2011 Christopher A. Fargnoli, Xi-Epsilon, 2006 John J. Tell, Xi-Epsilon, 2010

Christopher J. Hageman, Xi-Eta, 1996 Jonathan D. Pennington, Xi-Eta, 1996 Stephen M. Avanzi, Xi-Eta, 2000 Jonathan S. Jones, Xi-Eta, 2008 William J. Elrod, Xi-Iota, 1996 Torrey S. Wiley, Xi-Iota, 1996 James S. Crenshaw, Xi-Iota, 2006 Ryan M. Gribbin, Xi-Iota, 2006 Jacob W. Keen, Xi-Iota, 2008 Michael D. Kaye, Xi-Lambda, 1997 James H.S. Levine, Xi-Lambda, 1997 Matthew C. Schumach, Xi-Lambda, 2008 Donald J. Lemieux, Xi-Omega, 2012 Antonio M. Reyes, Xi-Psi, 2006 Nicholas L. Winslow, Xi-Psi, 2008 Joseph C. Borger-Glick, Xi-Rho, 2001 Dennis R. Coyle, Xi-Rho, 2007 Jason J. Burrell, Xi-Sigma, 2001 Randy J. Douglas, Xi-Sigma, 2004 Joshua A. Painter, Xi-Sigma, 2008 Jordan T. Delk, Xi-Sigma, 2008 Casey J. Daniels, Xi-Sigma, 2009 Matthew P. Neely, Xi-Sigma, 2010 Paul S. Clapp, Xi-Tau, 2002 Robert R. Rentfrow, Xi-Theta, 2002 William C. Price, Xi-Theta, 2004 Jonathan P. Bennett, Xi-Theta, 2004 Daniel M. Slater, Xi-Upsilon, 2004 Benjamin R. Koch, Xi-Xi, 1999 Brock N. Banks, Xi-Xi, 2005 Christopher W. Luecke, Xi-Xi, 2006 Benjamin A. Ingraham, Xi-Xi, 2006 Eric B. Wilson, Xi-Xi, 2008 Justin W. Blatny, Xi-Zeta, 1996 Shane L. Kammerer, Xi-Zeta, 1996 Rev. James T. Pankiewicz, Xi-Zeta, 2000 Alfred C. Franklin, Zeta, 1946 James F. Hawk, Zeta, 1950 William M. Griffin, III, Zeta, 1976 Jay S. Adams, Zeta, 1986 Todd L. Leigh, Zeta, 1990 Charles K. Nicodemus, Zeta, 2007

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AMERICA FOR BOSTON Prayer Canvas Travels the U.S. to Honor the City of Boston By Derald A. Dryman (Xi-Sigma, Western Carolina University, ’08)

A week after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, a group of seven women led by Kari Wagner, wife of Brother Todd R. Wagner (Beta-Theta, Indiana University, ’80), came together to form the America 4 Boston Prayer Canvas project to collect well wishes and prayers for the victims and families of those affected by the bombing that took place on April 15, 2013, at the marathon finish line. A week after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, a group of seven women led by Kari Wagner, wife of Brother Todd R. Wagner (Beta-Theta, Indiana University, ’80), came together to form the America 4 Boston Prayer Canvas project to collect well wishes and prayers for the victims and families of those affected by the bombing that took place on April 15, 2013, at the marathon finish line. “When the bombs went off in Boston I immediately wanted dooff something to show that when something Brother Tribus to drops a wall like this happens, it brings us closer together. It doesn’t at Whistler, Britsh Columbia. 36

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tear us apart,” said America 4 Boston Prayer Canvas founder Kari Wagner. The team of seven began by creating a six-foot by 18foot canvas gridded with between 340-360 squares and had the Naples, FL community leave well wishes and prayers in each square using red, white and blue markers. The first canvas was an overwhelming success and word quickly spread to neighboring communities and eventually across the nation, growing so quickly that the team was nearly unable to fulfill the many requests for canvases.

In an effort to ensure that all 50 states had a canvas to represent them, Kari contacted Kappa Sigma to enlist the help of the Fraternity’s more than 18,000 undergraduate members, and they quickly jumped onboard to do their part in honoring the City of Boston. “When Kari contacted me about this project I knew without a doubt that it was something that our members would get behind,” said Kappa Sigma Executive Director Mitchell B. “Mic” Wilson (Beta-Nu, University of Kentucky, ’78). “It made me very proud to see how well-represented Kappa Sigma was.” More than 50 chapters requested canvases and held signing events on their campuses for other students and community members to participate in. These canvases made up nearly a fourth of the more than 200 canvases that were completed. After 11 months of traveling the country, hosting signing events and publicizing the Prayer Canvas, the team set its sights on Boston to reveal the more than 200 canvases. Among these were canvases signed by professional athletes, members of congress and thousands of other community members from around the U.S. The canvases first stop was at the memorial ceremony held at the start/finish line where Vice President Biden delivered remarks on the one-year anniversary of the bombing. The selected canvases could be seen on national television in the stands above those in attendance at the ceremony. Next, the canvases moved to the Boston Common, the nation’s oldest city park, where all of the canvases were laid out for display. However, unloading the canvases and securing them would prove to be a challenge. With gusty winds and cold temperatures, the Prayer Canvas team needed assistance, and with several Kappa Sigma chapters in the Boston area, the members quickly came to their aid in rolling out the canvases one-by-one, securing them with ground stakes and eventually laying out dozens of sandbags to keep the canvases from being picked up by the wind. “Simply put, America 4 Boston Prayer Canvas was an opportunity to put Kappa Sigma’s pillars into action,” said Jamal T. “JJ” Alkattan (Xi-Beta, Northeastern University, ’10) who spent most of the week volunteering. “We were clearly servicing our community, but it was also a way to demonstrate our value for fellowship and leadership, especially after the events of the 2013 Marathon.” Community members from Boston and those there for the 2014 Boston Marathon stopped by to read the well wishes and positive sentiments from across the country. Some shed tears while others sat silently and reflected on the events that had taken place only a year earlier. After three days on display in the Boston Common, the canvases were rolled up and packed by Kappa Sigma members from the Boston area and were prepared for their final stop at Fenway Park during the Boston Red Sox game. The canvases were revealed at Fenway Park prior to the start of the Red Sox game on Monday April 21, 2014. Selected canvases were carried onto the diamond and were displayed during the national anthem. The canvas completed by the OmicronPhi Chapter at Washington College was displayed on Fenway Park’s jumbotron. Seeing the canvases on the field was a proud moment for the America 4 Boston Prayer Canvas team as it represented their yearlong work of showing the City of Boston just how much the nation supported them. It was a proud Kappa Sigma moment to have such great representation in a project that meant so much to Boston. H

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Alpha-Beta (Mercer University) Brother Charles E. “Chas” Reynolds, II, (’82) has been named Chair of the Liability and Casualty Department at Butler Pappas in Tampa. Butler Pappas is a national defense litigation firm with offices in five states and in seven cities including Miami, Chicago and Philadelphia.

full-time MBA program. Brother Stefl did his graduate work at the University of Southern California. Central Florida Alumni Associaiton

Brother Chas Reynolds.

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Brothers at the 5th Annual Kappa Sigma Golf Outing.

Brother Herzog (right) during a 2013 interview on the Golf Channel.

Brother Brad E. Herzog (‘87) is the author of more than 30 books, including three travel memoirs that the American Book Review described as the “new classics of American travel writing.” In 2012, he formed his own publishing imprint, Why Not Books, and his first two books chronicled significant historical moments. In 2013, “Francis and Eddie,” a beautifully-illustrated picture book, celebrated the stunning triumph of 20-year-old amateur golfer Francis Ouimet (and his 10-year-old caddie) at the U.S. Open 100 years earlier. In May 2014, Herzog co-authored and published “My Mantelpiece,” the posthumous memoirs of Carolyn Goodman, mother of Andrew Goodman, who was one of the three civil rights volunteers murdered in the “Mississippi Burning” slayings during Freedom Summer 1964. The memoir features a foreword by National Book Award-winner Maya Angelou and was named a “must-read” by The New York Times. Beta-Epsilon (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Brother Allan H. Stefl (‘64) recently received the Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business Outstanding Supporting Faculty Teaching Award. He retired from Nestle USA as a senior executive in 2006 and immediately joined Pepperdine where he is Executive Professor of Marketing in the 38

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In celebration of the chartering of the Lambda-Epsilon Chapter at the University of Central Florida, the Kappa Sigma Alumni Association of Central Florida (KSAACF) held its 5th Annual Kappa Sigma Golf Outing on March 15, 2014, at Twin Rivers Golf Club. The turnout was excellent again this year and the competition was intense. The winning team (a fivesome, so they were wired to win it) included undergraduate Brothers Justin P. Egan (Lambda-Epsilon, University of Central Florida, ’12), Don J. Vintilla (Lambda-Epsilon, University of Central Florida, ’11), and Sean P. Dourney (Lambda-Epsilon, University of Central Florida, ’12) with alumni Brothers Don A. Woodson (Lambda-Epsilon, University of Central Florida, ’97) and Jay Dixon (Lambda-Epsilon, University of Central Florida, ’75). Make plans to join fellow Brothers in October and again next March for future Kappa Sigma golf outings. Other events this year include the longstanding quarterly happy hour gatherings on (Thursdays) September 4, and December 4; and an Inaugural Alumni vs. Undergraduate Brother Basketball Tournament on September 6. Event announcements and updates are posted at www. ksaacf.org and on KSAACF’s Facebook group page. Please join the KSAACF’s e-mail group and/or Facebook group page to receive announcements and updates. Instructions are posted at www.ksaacf.org/groups. Delta-Tau (Union College) Former Ambassador Vernon D. Penner (‘60) has accepted an appointment at Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, MA, as diplomat in residence in support of the college’s overseas programs and activities which cover 40 academic partnerships in 30 countries. Brother Penner spent 39 years as a Foreign Service Officer with seven tours in Europe, two

Delta-Zeta (University of New Mexico) The National Academy of Kinesiology presented Brother Charles B. “Chuck” Corbin (’58), professor emeritus in the School of Nutrition and Health Promotion at Arizona State University, with its highest honor, the Hetherington Award. The award was presented at the Academy’s 82nd annual meeting in Brother Corbin Receives Colorado Springs, CO. The HetherHetherington Award. ington Award is presented to those who have made outstanding contributions related to the study and educational application of human movement and physical activity. Academy Fellow Brad Cardinal introduced Brother Corbin at the award banquet calling him the “father of fitness education.” Cardinal applauded Brother Corbin for his many accomplishments, including establishing the President’s Council Science Board and “making science accessible to practitioners and the public at large.” “Corbin is widely known as an innovator, leader and mentor – a statesman of kinesiology in the truest sense,” Cardinal said. “He also practices what he preaches, staying active and fit.” Corbin has a long list of career accomplishments, which includes publishing 100 books (including the award winning textbooks Fitness for Life and Concepts of Physical Fitness), more than 200 journal articles and has made numerous presentations worldwide. Corbin is an honor fellow of the Society of Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE America) and a member of its national Hall of Fame. He was honored by his alma mater, the University of New Mexico as a Centennial Scholar at the university’s 100-year anniversary celebration, and the University of Illinois as a Distinguished Alumnus. Greater Sacramento Area Alumni Chapter The newly-founded Greater Sacramento Alumni Chapter is over 60 members strong and recently held their third alumni meeting, discussing their 5 Friends and Brothers Philanthropy event that will be held in September. Alumni assisted in the initiation of new Brothers and reminisced into the late night with Brothers from different years from Nu-Lambda. Kappa (Vanderbilt University) Kappa alumni are in the early phases of a 5 year capital campaign to raise funds for extensive chapter house renovations and improvements needed to address codes and building standards as well as to improve the architectural appearance

of the facility. Over $300,000 has been raised to date with a goal of $1.5 million, based on extensive architectural designs approved by the university. The campaign is targeting reunion year classes and emphasizing that tax deductible gifts to Vanderbilt may be designated to benefit the Kappa Sigma Building Fund (account # 8-78-226-0002). A reception is planned for 4pm Friday October 10, 2014, during Homecoming/Reunion Weekend at The Overcup Oak student pub in Sarratt Student Center on campus. An update on fundraising and building plans will be presented. Reunion year classes should expect additional communications from your reunion year class “Whips” as follows: Buddy Beaird (‘61; VU ‘64), benbeaird@bellsouth.net; Tom Tribble (‘66; VU ‘69), tntribble@gmail.com; Stan Cotton (‘71; VU ‘74), sw_cotton@hotmail.com; Robert D. Gregory (‘76; VU ‘79), gregoryr@stifel.com; Jeff Cares (‘81; VU ‘84), jeff.cares@ alidade.net; Stuart Scott (‘81; VU ‘84), sscott@dickinsonwright.com; W. Scott Lynn (‘86; VU ‘89), wscottlynn@mac. com; Patrick W. Flaherty (‘91; VU ‘94), pwflaherty@hotmail. com; Corey Roush (‘91; VU ‘94), croush@gmail.com; Jason Bergeron (‘96; VU ‘99). jason.bergeron@gmail.com; Michael C. Gray (‘96; VU ‘99), graymc1@yahoo.com; Evan D. Stern (‘01; VU ‘04), evan.d.stern@gmail.com; Aziz Malik (‘09; VU ‘09), aziz05@gmail.com; Adam Rabinowitz (‘09; VU ‘09), larabinowitz@gmail.com. Additional inquiries may be directed to Brother Gregory by e-mail: gregory@stifel.com.

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in Asia and one in Africa where he was Chief of Mission in Praia, Cabo Verde (1986-1990). Since his retirement from the State Department, he was the founding Alumni Adviser to the Omicron-Phi Chapter at Washington College in Chestertown, MD, and was the recipient of the John G. Tower Distinguished Alumni Award in 2012.

Kappa-Mu (Tennessee Tech University) The alumni association would like to thank all who participated in the Kappa-Mu 5K in April. The chapter had a great turnout and raised a large sum to donate to Tennessee Marine Family. The Alumni Association would also like to thank everyone who came out to the Alumni Golf Tournament in June. This is the largest fundraiser for the alumni association and easily our most anticipated event each year. Thanks to all who continue to be a part of such a great event. Go ahead and mark off the weekend after Father’s Day for 2015 and plan on joining in the fun. As always, a huge thanks to Kevin B. Harmon (’88) and Greg D. Overby (’88) for putting the tournament together. Be sure to check out the chapter’s new websites, with a big thanks to Eric Johnson for creating them. Alumni - alumni.ttukappasigma.com or Undergrad www.ttukappasigma.com. The Alumni Association would like to thank all Brothers who have made a donation or signed up and joined the Everlasting Brotherhood Campaign. Please sign-in to your Amazon Payments account and verify your payment method is up to date. If you have not signed up for Everlasting Brother, there is no better time than now to give back to the chapter. Just visit http://alumni.ttukappasigma. com/#everlastingBrother to sign up for a monthly giving level, make a one-time donation or to pay your dues online. Thank you for your continued support. Keep an eye out for Regional Brotherhood Development event announcements on Facebook. Contact Adam T. Poe Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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(’06) at adampoe543@gmail.com if you have any questions or suggestions about events coming up. If you are not receiving the Spring and Fall Alumni Newsletters send an email to secretary@ttukappasigma.com to update your information. Kappa-Nu (University of South Alabama) On May 6, 2014, Brother Kenneth W. Miller (‘01) and his wife, Shannon, welcomed their child, Bruce Warren Miller, into the world. He weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces and was 22 inches long. The family lives in Mobile, AL.

Kappa-Pi (University of Central Oklahoma)

Undergraduate and Alumni Brothers Dedicating the Chapter Hall for Brother Jay Fink.

The Kappa-Pi Chapter dedicated its Chapter Hall in honor of Brother Jay T. Fink (’75) who passed away in 2012. Brother Fink was a prominent figure in Kappa-Pi, a founding father and also the primary alumni Brother involved in keeping the chapter house in working order. Brother Fink volunteered many hours working to maintain the property so that undergraduate Brothers had a place to call home, as well as a place to meet for meetings and fraternity activities. The dedication of the Jay Fink Kappa-Pi Chapter Hall took place on February 24, 2014. Kappa-Theta (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) Brother Paul E. Austermehle (‘85) received a Master’s in Healthcare Administration as Valedictorian of his class in March 2014 and has been inducted into the National Honor Society of the Association of University Programs in Health Administration - Upsilon Phi Delta, Pi Chapter (Seton Hall

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University). He received awards as Servant Leader and for Best Capstone Project from his classmates and faculty of Seton Hall University respectively. He has served his community in the provision of volunteer and paid Fire/Rescue, Emergency Medical and Disaster Medical Response services over the last 20 years. He remains a board-certified clinician and has been named Chief Executive Officer of Asclepius Health Services Group. Kappa-Upsilon Chapter (Clemson University) The Kappa-Upsilon Alumni Association will host its annual Alumni Golf Tournament on Saturday, August 23. It’s a great opportunity to gather in fellowship with undergraduate Brothers and alumni. For more info, or to sign up, contact Chip Buchanan (‘09) at chip.buchanan1@gmail.com. Lambda-Delta Alumni Chapter

Several Lambda-Delta Alumni Chapter members in attendance for 2014 Founder’s Day.

The alumni Brothers of the Lambda-Delta Chapter celebrated Founders’ Day 2014 on and around the UWG campus Saturday March 29, 2014. The weekend events were well attended by Brothers from the past four decades. Lunch was catered by alumni Brother Ryan D. Lane (’98) and Lane’s Barbecue. The day’s events were followed by a funfilled evening at the local Irish Bred Pub owned by alumni Brother Chad W. Houck (’98). Lambda-Delta (University of West Georgia) Brother Jeremy R. Dunphy (’98) and his wife, Tiffany, welcomed their first child, daughter Henley Collins Dunphy, on Wednesday February 26, 2014.

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Nacho Man, All University SING, 1980.

Attend the Kyle Lake Memorial / Lambda-Tau Alumni Golf Tournament on Friday September 5, 2014. It is being held at Cottonwood Creek Golf Course on the weekend Baylor plays Northwestern State. Register your team at www.kylelake.org. Make plans to celebrate the opening of McLane Stadium this fall and see another great float in the nation’s largest Homecoming parade on Saturday November 1, 2014. Contact Alumnus Advisor, Charles B. Hagins (‘96), when returning to campus and schedule your time on a Monday evening to speak to the chapter. The men of Lambda-Tau enjoy hearing of your college experiences and words of advice. Connect through Facebook by searching Baylor Kappa Sigma Alumni and on LinkedIn by searching Baylor University - Kappa Sigma Alumni.

Nu-Lambda (California State University, Sacramento) Brother Kevin H. Schroder (’09) is currently enrolled in graduate studies for Urban Planning at San Jose State University. He recently received the Bert Muhly Scholarship which is awarded to a continuing student who demonstrates academic excellence, plus outstanding contributions to the planning profession, and the community. Brother Schroder is also the Founder & the President of the Urban Planning Honor Society at San Jose State, known as “Upsilon Rho Beta.” Brother Matthew J. McGregor (’03) and his wife Coreen are the proud parents of a baby girl, LilyAnne Marie, born April 8th at 12:10 p.m. at 8lbs. 8ozs. and 20 1/2” long. Brother Mike S. O’Brien (’91) teaches 4th grade at Phoebe Hearst Elementary School in Pleasanton, CA, and co-wrote his school’s application process to be awarded the 2014 California Distinguished School Award. California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson announced O’Brien’s winning school on April 30, 2014. The 2014 California Distinguished Schools Program focuses on California’s students and their entitlement to an equitable and rigorous education. The program identifies and honors those schools that have demonstrated educational excellence for all students and progress in narrowing the achieve ment gap.

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Lambda-Upsilon (Emporia State University)

Coach Jory Collins cutting down the net after the MIAA Conference Championship.

Emporia State Lady Hornets coach Jory M. Collins (‘99) has been named the Russell Athletic/WBCA NCAA Division II Region 7 Coach of the Year. He is one of eight finalists for the inaugural Pat Summitt Trophy to be presented to the 2014 Russell Athletic/WBCA NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year. Emporia State has gone to the regional championship in each of the last three seasons under Brother Collins, and he is the first coach in Emporia State and MIAA history to advance to four conference tournament and three regional tournament championship games in his first four years as a head coach. Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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Nu-Omega (University of Tampa) Nu-Omega Brothers have had career changes and a new addition to their family. Brother Brian Simmons (‘97) is a DNA analyst with ACME Labs and is currently deployed with the lab in Afghanistan. Brother Steve Parisi (‘94) is branch manager for Chase Bank in Land O’ Lakes, FL. Brother Tony Marrone (‘96) is enjoying his new position as Regional Training Manager, Sales Planning & Operations with Apple. Brother Jordan Baszner (‘97) and his wife still reside in Shanghai, China working for Disney English. Brother Baszner and his wife welcomed their second child Cora Rae in February 2014.

The Housing Corporation is currently working to furnish the house and update plaques and composites that will be hung throughout the new house. Are you ready to volunteer or re-engage with the undergraduate chapter, Housing Corporation or Alumni Association? Contact Joe Imel, joeimel@me.com or Johnathan Gross, jgcatch17@hotmail.com. Theta-Upsilon (Miami University)

Theta-Nu (Ashland University) Rev. Lyle L. Shiffert (‘72), has been appointed the Assistant Spiritual Director of the Northwest Ohio Emmaus Community. Theta-Theta (Western Kentucky University)

Brothers of the Theta-Theta Chapter in Bowling Green, KY at their new chapter house at 1215 College Street.

The chapter is moving into the newly renovated, 16-man house just down from campus this summer. The house features large and spacious common areas, a library/ study area, a large fenced in back patio with a seating, covered area, an outdoor fireplace and lighting. The chapter is currently leasing the house with the option to buy it. Fundraising is the main goal of the chapter as they keep up the momentum that helped them win the overall Greek Homecoming in the fall semester.

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Theta-Upsilon Alumni at the Great Lakes Conclave.

Brothers Wesley C. Bren (‘85), Christopher J. Elder (‘85) and David R. Brinkman (‘81) enjoyed brotherhood at the Great Lakes Conclave held in Indianapolis, IN, February 22, 2014. Theta-Upsilon had a fantastic turnout with several undergraduates and alumni attending and were a part of the over 150 participants. The Theta-Upsilon Alumni Association has also added two more ways to keep up with alumni happenings. Follow the Twitter feed at @KSTUAA or check out the blog at http://kstuaa.blogspot.com/. Xi-Beta (Northeastern University) Congratulations to Brother Dan J. Putnam (’99) and wife Christine on the birth of their daughter Eva Grace. Congratulations to Brother Jeff L. Ostrosky (’01) and his wife Luz on the birth of their daughter Alyssa Lane.

Brothers In Books A Letter to Evan

Raising a child in the modern world is highly complicated, especially when the child has to go through the divorce of his parents. A Letter to Evan, written by Brother Roy W. Page (Mu-Zeta, University of North Carolina at Wilmington, ‘83), is the true story of one father’s perspective as he goes through the hardships of rebuilding himself and his family after it was torn apart by death and divorce. The narrative is centered on a letter that Brother Page wrote to his son, Evan. Over the course of the book, he uses paragraphs from the letter to set the tone for his own personal expression of the divorce process; touching on the legal, personal, emotional and spiritual aspects of a family going through divorce. Brother Page is a 1983 initiate of the Mu-Zeta Chapter at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. He is the founder and current CEO of Third Degree Advertising, based out of Oklahoma City. He has served as an associate professor of advertising at The University of Oklahoma, and has written another book titled Credit Union Savvy, which examines trends and principles of corporate culture and how to successfully facilitate communication within the field.

Right for You, But Not for Me

Questioning several observances of modern life, both American and otherwise, Right for You, But Not for Me brings attention to the growing trend of moral relativism in today’s society. Using the biblical scriptures as a backdrop and as an example of moral truth, Brother Steven Garofalo (Alpha-Alpha, University of Maryland, College Park, ‘85) contrasts the teachings of the Bible against the growing global acceptance that certain moral truths are considered relative to cultures, or even nonexistent in many cases. Brother Garofalo is a 1985 initiate of the Alpha-Alpha Chapter at University of Maryland, College Park. Brother Garofalo graduated with a B.A. in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Government & Politics and continued his academics to earn a Masters in Apologetics with an emphasis in Islamic Studies from Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, N.C., where he returned to teach courses varying from Ethics to Bible Doctrine. Brother Garofalo is also the founder and current president of the National Apologetics Training Center in Charlotte, NC.

Lone Star Saucers

Lone Star Saucers, written by Brother Nathan (Epsilon-Upsilon, University of North Texas, ’99), takes an out-of-this-world journey across Texas in search of answers to the enduring UFO mystery. The book covers the earliest UFO sightings in the state and relives an unprecedented wave of historic “airship” reports. Included are compelling eyewitness accounts of the landmark “Stephenville Lights” sightings and exploration of modern field investigation and research efforts with prominent members of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Lone Star Saucers examines implications of continued space exploration and the apparent alien presence with former NASA astronaut, and Kappa Sigma, Edgar D. Mitchell (Delta-Alpha, Carnegie Mellon University, ’50). Brother Riddle served the Epsilon-Upsilon Chapter as Grand Master of Ceremonies as an undergraduate and later as an Assistant Alumnus Advisor. Brother Riddle is a native Texan fascinated with UFOs. Among his heroes are Han Solo, Phil Hartman, and his grandmother. He lives in North Texas with his lovely wife, Lindsay, and has collected every Ghost Rider comic book. This is his second book.

Cornerstone

Written by Brother James A. Murray (Theta Upsilon, Miami University ‘69), Cornerstone is based on the real-life story of Peter Francisco; a lesser-known hero of the Revolutionary War. Francisco was involved in such historic moments as Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River, the Boston Tea Party and the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. This book paints a vivid picture of Revolutionary America and Francisco’s remarkable life. Brother Murray is a 1969 initiate of the Theta-Upsilon Chapter at Miami University, where he served as Grand Scribe before graduating in 1972. He currently resides in Columbus, Ohio, and keeps his readers updated on his upcoming novels via his website www.cornerstone-book.com.

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A Lifetime of Brotherhood

Colonel Glen S. Aspinwall: Marine, Family Man, Kappa Sigma for Life By Logan T. Johnson (Rho-Zeta, Florida Gulf Coast, ’10)

Colonel Glen S. Aspinwall, USMC (Ret) and his family truly exemplify the value of the lessons of Kappa Sigma throughout life. A native of Netcong, NJ, Brother Aspinwall attended Bucknell University on a football scholarship, while there he was initiated into the Alpha-Phi Chapter in fall 1949. During his time in college, Brother Aspinwall was the starting quarterback for the university’s football team and led his team to the only undefeated and untied season in school history. Brother Aspinwall came from a family with very little money, and he earned free meals in college by waiting tables and working in the kitchen at the Kappa Sigma house. Brother Aspinwall 44

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strongly believes that if not for this arrangement with the fraternity that he would have been forced to drop out of school and return home due to financial limitations. “My time as a Kappa Sigma at Bucknell exposed me to a lot of different people in different leadership roles,” said Brother Aspinwall. “The skills I learned there came in handy time and time again when I dealt with people as a growing leader in the Marine Corps.” Brother Aspinwall joined the United States Marine Corps Reserve in 1950, and graduated from Bucknell with a B.S. in Economics in 1952. Soon after graduation, Brother Aspinwall

“Not for a day, or an hour, or a college term only, but for life.”

married the love of his life, Bonnie, in 1953. Brother Aspinwall was commissioned for active duty with the Marine Corps shortly after his marriage, and six months after his commission, Brother Aspinwall was shipped off to aid in the Korean War as a Second Lieutenant. After a year of serving as a motor transport maintenance officer, he returned home from the conflict and continued his duties as a USMC officer. During this time, he and his wife had three children: Chip, Linda and Gary. By 1966, the Vietnam War was at the height of conflict, and Brother Aspinwall was again ordered to ship out to serve his country. By this time he had achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and served as an equipment maintenance officer over the course of his 13-month tour in Vietnam. After more than a year of being away from his home and his family, Brother Aspinwall returned to the U.S. and continued to climb the ranks of the Marine Corps until ultimately attaining the rank of Colonel in 1974. A short time later he became the Provost Marshall of the Subic Bay Naval Base in Olongapo, Philippines, making him the highest-ranking USMC officer in the Philippines at the time. Brother Aspinwall retired from the Marine Corps in 1982 after a career spanning over thirty years. His duty to his country earned him several commendations, including the Navy Commendation medal and the Legion of Merit. By the early 1990s, he and his family had all moved to Fort Myers, FL, where he currently resides. His grandson, Brother Logan T. Johnson, is continuing Brother Aspinwall’s lifelong Kappa Sigma legacy. Brother Johnson was initiated into the Rho-Zeta Chapter at Florida Gulf Coast in fall 2010. Brother Johnson has served his chapter as Grand Scribe, Grand Master of Ceremonies, and Grand Master. Brother Johnson will graduate in December 2014 and plans to continue living his life in a similar fashion to that of his grandfather, with a strong knowledge that the benefits of Kappa Sigma last not for a day, or an hour, or a college term only, but for life. H

Clockwise from Top: Brother Aspinwall receiving the Navy Commendation Medal for his meritorious service in Vietnam; Brother Aspinwall was the quarterback for the only undefeated and untied season in the history of Bucknell University football; Brother Aspinwall takes a break to pose for a photo during a training exercise during his early days in the Marine Corps; Composite photo of Brother Aspinwall from his time at Alpha-Phi, 1950; Brother Aspinwall joins his grandson, Brother Johnson, to take a Kappa Sigma legacy photo, July 2013. Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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Alpha-Alpha (University of Maryland, College Park) Alpha-Alpha finished off a great 2013-2014 school year with 22 new initiates in the spring, bringing the chapter size to over 110 Brothers prior to senior graduation. The chapter is excited to start off the fall semester in a new renovated chapter house on College Avenue. Over the summer, six Brothers will attend the East Leadership Conference in New Orleans, and will hopefully return with awards for Alpha-Alpha. The chapter also raised $1,200 for Military Heroes with their second annual Slimefest philanthropy event and had an extremely successful alumni dinner at Carmines in Washington, D.C. Alpha-Eta (The George Washington University)

tion of a new colony (now a full-fledged chapter) from its neighbors at the Catholic University of America. Alpha-Eta is proud to have hosted its new brothers and welcomed the new Sigma-Psi chapter. This past academic year, Alpha-Eta was recognized on both the university and national level for outstanding achievement. After raising over $41,000 dollars for the American Cancer Foundation in the fall semester, the chapter established the first annual Project Valor Campaign, a fundraising project that helps the families of wounded veterans who have returned home. Raising over $10,000, Alpha-Eta was able to donate the funds directly to an army veteran and mother of two. Alpha-Iota (University of Tennessee-Chattanooga) Congratulations to Brother Nick C. Pollard (’11) on receiving the Mike Wood Graduate Scholarship, one of 10 student-athletes in the Southern Conference to receive the scholarship for postgraduate studies. Brother Pollard was a three-year starting kicker for the UT-Chattanooga’s football team. Alpha-Nu (Wofford College)

WGM Hugh M. Robert joined the Alpha-Eta Brothers for their GW Faculty BBQ.

In one of the its most successful years to date, Alpha-Eta exceeded recruitment goals and grew to 125 men, making the chapter one of the largest Greek organizations on campus. As it has grown in size, the chapter has succeeded in admitting increasingly talented pledge classes that stand to carry Alpha-Eta to continuing success. The chapter has just completed the first year in its townhouse, the single largest Greek house on campus, with another 8 years of guaranteed time remaining in its possession. Amid the last weeks of the academic year, Alpha-Eta was pleased to host university faculty and staff at its second annual GW Faculty BBQ, where Brothers reflected on their academic year with their favorite professors. The Brothers were especially honored to be joined by WGM Hugh M. Robert (Epsilon-Mu, University of Tulsa, ’95) at the event. Alpha-Eta hosted and assisted in the installaChampion Quest Success Story 46

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Alpha-Nu Brothers gather with members of the Alexander Family after their benefit golf tournament.

This spring, for the first time in its 120 year history, Alpha-Nu achieved its goal of reaching 100% ritual proficency. Alpha Nu is now focusing on increasing the numbers of Brothers with two ritual certificates. In observance of Kappa Sigma’s Spring Day of Service, the Brothers of AlphaNu coordinated a cookout benefitting the Military Heroes Campaign. The cookout, open to the campus community, A Greater Cause Success Story

Brothers In Action Success Story

Alpha-Pi (Wabash College) Alumnus Trevon G. Stovall (’12) was the barber for the evening as Brother Gallivan shaved his head to honor those who have fought cancer.

Brothers of Alpha-Pi Chapter participated in the Relay for Life event held North Montgomery High School. After walking all night and playing games until 6 a.m., the chapter raised over $1,000. Brother Lester M. Gallivan (‘12) shaved his head in honor of all those he knew that had fought cancer.

Beta-Chi (Missouri Univ. of Science and Technology) Beta-Chi initiated a spring pledge class of eight men. They have excelled in service accumulating a total of nearly 45 hours per man and raised nearly $10,000 for various non-profit organizations such as the Military Heroes Campaign. Finally, Beta-Chi attended the leadership conference in Las Vegas to hone their skills. The gentlemen of Beta-Chi have also shown their devotion to Kappa Sigma by reaching 100% ritual proficiency, with nearly 75% of members also possessing a second Certificate of Ritual Profiency. Beta-Kappa (University of New Hampshire)

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had great attendance and raised $1,190 for Military Heroes. Throughout spring semester, service remained a focus for Alpha-Nu, as brothers participated in various events including a golf tournament benefiting a scholarship fund in memory of deceased Brother Karl E. Alexander (‘09).

Alpha-Tau (Georgia Institute of Technology) The Brothers of Alpha-Tau excitedley hosted a luncheon for undergraduates and alumni attending the 2014 Dixie Conclave. Brothers from all over Georgia gathered for a meal between sessions and tours of the new chapter house that stands at 182 6th St. The spring semester was successful, as the Alpha-Tau chapter initiated seven new members, bringing the total number of members to 85. As numbers grow, so does Brother involvement on campus and in the community. Brothers performed over 35 hours of philanthropy per brother through projects such as Open Hand Atlanta and Relay for Life. Over 75% of the chapter is ritually proficient, with 25% of Brothers holding two or more Certificates of Ritual Proficency. Alpha-Tau hopes to pledge more members this fall than the campus-high 23 pledges it brought in during fall 2013. Angelo State University Colony (Angelo State University) The Angelo State University Colony colonized on April 26, 2014. Dr. Darrell T. Herrington (Theta-Omega, University of Texas-Arlington, ’70) was named Alumnus Advisor of the colony. The colony’s executive committee consists of GM Daryl Brooks, Bolton Morales GMC Sebastien G. Cox, GS Tristan L. Davis and GT Cody Burdett. Beta (University of Alabama) Congratulations to Brothers Salim A. Alameddin (’11) and Nathan B. Allen (’11) on their induction into Jason’s, Senior Men’s Honor Society. Also, congratulations to Brothers Alameddin and John A. Conkin (’11) on their induction into the Order of Omega.

Beta-Kappa’s installation photo.

The Beta-Kappa Chapter continues to make waves in Greek Life at the University of New Hampshire! From the colony kickoff to its chartering date, it took less than a year for the men at UNH to bring Kappa Sigma back from its more than 20 year absence. The chapter was installed on Feb. 15, 2014, with the help from other chapters including Gamma-Delta, Pi-Phi, Mu-Psi, Xi-Beta, Pi-Kappa, Alpha-Lambda, Gamma-Upsilon and Alpha-Eta. The Beta-Kappa Chapter worked hard in giving back to the community hosting a campus cleanup and a donation drive to support Durham, New Hampshire’s St. Thomas More Parish. The campus cleanup took place on April 5th and more than 50 of Beta-Kappa’s Brothers headed out and spent more than 8 hours cleaning up the Durham campus, as well as working with the Town of Durham Parks and Recreation Department to clean areas of the community. Also, BetaKappa hosted a donation drive collecting clothes and nonperishable food items to donate to the St. Thomas More Parish in Durham. Over 20 bags of clothes were collected and donated as well as a carloads of food. Both the campus cleanup and donation drive were put on thanks to the hard work of Brother Joao Carreiro (‘14). Brother Carreiro spent countless hours organizing both events as Beta-Kappa‘s A Greater Cause chairman. Beta-Kappa continued its hard good work with the Relay for Life, raising the second most money out of all teams at the University of New Hampshire, and the most of all Greek Life. The chapter welcomed 10 new members of the Alpha Class this spring. Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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Beta-Mu (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities) Beta-Mu successfully executed its first philanthropy event in partnership with the Air Force ROTC Det. 415 on campus. Together, they raised $600 for they Military Heroes Foundation. This partnership will continue to develop and thrive next year as they partner on more initiatives and events. Beta-Mu also partnered with Feel Good this year. This group seeks to raise money to end world hunger by selling grilled cheese sandwiches. Together, Beta-Mu’s partnership with Feel Good helped raise over $1,000 Dollars for the Hunger Project. Next year, Beta-Mu will have Brothers taking up leadership positions within the group and incorporate its activities with the house. These initiatives show BetaMu’s new-found ambition and vision in its chapter, and in its development of its Brothers. Beta-Nu (University of Kentucky)

The Lodge Prior to Being Torn Down

On Jan. 8, 2014, the boiler in the chapter house exploded making the house unlivable. All was not lost as the chapter still managed to be successful in spring rush by having 85% of the bids accepted and compiling a 17 man pledge class, which was the highest on campus. In addition to this, the chapter adopted a flag football philanthropy event with the sisters of Pi Beta Phi, which is played in Commonwealth Stadium in the fall. The chapter attainted its highest GPA in 3 years. The chapter is in the process of obtaining Alumni Contact information in order to deliver quarterly emails. Please contact GM Tanner A. Klote (‘12), at tannerklote@yahoo. com and he will add you to the Beta mailing list. Beta-Omicron (University of Denver) Beta-Omicron now stands at 86 active members on campus. Rush events were held on campus during the spring semester, including a large slip-and-slide on a hill by the Beta-Omicron house. The Brotherhood activities included attending a Colorado Avalanche hockey game, high participation in sanctioned Greek life events, and an upcoming camping trip. Early in spring quarter, Beta-Omicron hosted a fundraising event benefiting St. Jude Memorial Hospital. 48

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With help from local restaurants, members of the chapter sold food and raffle tickets in order to reach the goal of $600 raised for the hospital. Beta-Rho (University of Iowa)

The Beta-Rho Chapter with their charter on the steps of the Old Capitol at the University of Iowa.

It was a long and difficult journey, but on March 29, 2014, the 56 gentlemen of the Beta-Rho Chapter proudly achieved their goal of rechartering. It took over a year to accomplish, but the Brothers of Beta-Rho never doubted one another. With frequent philanthropy and community service events for organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, Kids Around the World and Big Brothers Big Sisters, Beta-Rho continued to add to their chapter’s résumé. With outstanding leadership from GM John J. Marisie (‘14) and GP Steven J. Moioffer (‘14), the Brothers of Beta-Rho are eager for rush in the fall. The first semester of Beta-Rho’s tenure on campus concluded with an emphasis of members learning the Fraternity’s ritual. Beta-Theta (Indiana University Bloomington) Brother Myrick is spending a month in Kenya assisting medical professionals

Brother Cody A. Myrick (‘11) will be traveling to Mombasa, Kenya, for the month of July with a program called Elective Africa. More specifically, he will be working in multiple local hospitals to view and assist in surgeries. Brother Myrick will be testing his pre-medical school knowledge along with his skill of speaking Swahili, the national language of Kenya. “I am excited to see the things I have learned at school be put to use in an unfamiliar environment,” said Brother Myrick. “At the end of the day, you can only learn so much in the classroom. Especially with a language like Swahili.” Brother Thomas B. Palczynski (‘13) will spend three months in Jinja, Uganda, with the Foundation for Sustainable Development. With majors in Finance and Operations, Brother Palczynski will be working with members of the

Capital University Colony (Capital University) The Capital University Colony pledged four new members in spring 2014, bringing the total for the year up to 15. With these new additions, the colony was able to nearly double in size, as well as fulfill more of the requirements for receiving its charter. At this rate, the colony has high hopes to charter by the end of the fall 2014 semester. A new executive committee was also set into place on April 6, 2014, and together, the committee was able to come up with new goals and ways to achieve them during the upcoming 201415 school year. The goals that were agreed upon revolved mostly around increasing service hours, recruitment and fulfilling the colony’s obligation to be the best men on campus. A rush plan has also been put together and is being put into place over the summer going into this fall. Chi (Purdue University)

team finished 8th overall and was also awarded a trophy for best looking kart and crew. In other news, Brother Matt Murphy (‘10), this year‘s IFC President, was awarded as IFC Fraternity Man of the Year. Delta-Chi (Mississippi State University) See pages 6-7 of this issue for feature story. Delta-Delta (University of Florida) See page 5 of this issue for feature story. Delta-Eta (University of Southern California)

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Baiitambogwe SACCO to provide quality financial and business knowledge to those who rarely realize the benefits of formal banks. He has said that his main goal is to, “establish a community bank for those less fortunate, and expand the outreach of the bank to existing markets within the region.” The Beta-Theta Chapter wishes these Brothers the best of luck on their travels abroad and looks forward to their return in the fall.

Brothers Connor Ford (‘11) and Daniel Simonds (‘11) cheer on the girls of Kappa Kappa Gamma.

Delta-Eta logged more than 200 hours and raised over $5,000 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation during their philanthropy event, BootKamp. Delta-Nu (University of California, Los Angeles)

Dan Leeds (‘11) and his crew before the race.

Purdue‘s Annual Grand Prix kart race led to yet another exciting year for the Chi Chapter of Kappa Sigma. This spring, a team of seven young Brothers competed against many other fraternities and organizations across campus in a go-kart race hosted by the University. The team was led by the this year‘s driver, Dan Leeds (‘11), and accompanied by his crew: Eric J. Sass (‘12), Kyle E. Secrist (‘11), Evan J. Brammer (‘11), Paul M. Johnson (‘12), A.J. Gallo (‘12) and Matt M. Bitter (‘13). The team received the best starting position ever - qualifying the kart 3rd out of 33 in time trials. However, on race day, there were some engine problems that caused them to start out in the back of the pack as well as an early spin out. Even with the unfortunate starting situation, Brother Leeds and his pit crew were able to pass upwards of 25 other racers in the exciting 160-lap race. The

Members of Delta-Nu in front of their booth at Relay for Life.

Delta-Nu began the process of becoming an officially recognized Greek Organization on campus by becoming associate members of the Interfraternity Council in 2014. By being associate members, the chapter is now allowed to participate in all Greek events including, but not limited to: philanthropies, events with sororities, Greek week, and IFC rush. With this, Kappa Sigma‘s representation continues to become more prominent on campus. Brothers have been participating in multiple service events such as Relay for Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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Life (a 24 hour cancer walk), Dance Marathon (a 26 hour event for Pediatric AIDS), and UniCamp (a camp program for underprivileged children that totals up to approximately 300 hours per brother). Along with the social and service-based advancement in the chapter, Brothers of Delta-Nu have also made an effort to become closer to the order. The ritual proficiency of Delta-Nu has increased from 10% in fall 2013 to 60% in spring 2014 and will continue to push for 100%. Delta-Omicron (University of Montana)

Epsilon-Mu (University of Tulsa) Epsilon-Mu initiated three outstanding young men in spring 2014. The chapter continues to excel in the area of ritual proficiency, with all new initiates holding one Certificate of Ritual Profiency. In April, Epsilon-Mu‘s annual philanthropy week, known as Olympics Week, raised over $2,000 for the chapter’s sponsored organization, the Little Lighthouse Foundation of Tulsa. Money was raised through a BBQ dinner, raffle sales, and a kickball tournament and dance competition for the sororities. The Little Lighthouse works to provide education and other services for special needs children in the Tulsa area. In other news, Epsilon-Mu was honored at the University of Tulsa‘s Greek Awards Banquet with the IFC Responsible Chapter award. At the same banquet, senior Alec J. Wright (‘11) won the Greek Male Scholar award, a distinguished accomplishment. Epsilon-Rho (Kent State University)

Brothers of the Delta-Omicron Chapter.

Delta-Omicron initiated three new members on May 3, 2014; Doug Raymer, Tanner G. Freese, and Patrick A. Schick. The chapter installed a new EC, as follows: GM Nathan R. Lang (’10), GP Tyler J. Mullins (’12), GMC Michael A. Schwend (’10), GS Austin M. Buschbacher (’13), and GT Chad A. Engstrom (’13). The Chapter also graduated three members including Tyce L. Dagel (’09), Thomas V. H. Gurnard (’09), and Jake D. Glover (’11). Delta-Omicron also raised $2,105 dollars for Relay for Life. This money was raised by the chapter and alumni including Bryce I. Bennett (’07), Mike G. Campbell (’07), Cody D. Wilson (’09), and Darrell A. Kilgore (’87). This contribution placed Delta-Omicron as the second largest contributor to this event. Delta-Omicron also maintained its status of 100 percent ritual proficiency. Delta-Sigma (University of Utah) In April, Greek Week was held and the chapter was paired with Chi Omega and Phi Delta Theta to create Team Ironman. Valiant efforts were exerted, and first place positions were taken in a multitude of events - but alas the week concluded with the team in third place. Eight Brothers walked at graduation and the chapter sincerely congratulates them on their diligence and hard work in contributing to the chapter, and in acquiring their conferred degrees. The Klub Twelve room was renovated and looks as good as ever. Summer is starting off with a fully occupied chapter house, 13 Brothers are living in.

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The Front of Epsilon-Rho’s Chapter house.

Epsilon-Rho received several awards at Kent State University‘s Greek Closing Ceremony. The chapter was recently recognized for Excellence in Community Participation and Excellence in Philanthropy for the 2013-2014 academic year. Brothers also took a weekend trip down to Geneseo, New York, to install a new Kappa Sigma chapter in the last semester! This year alone, the Chapter raised over $13,000 dollars for the Fisher House Foundation and also took 1st place in Alpha Xi Delta‘s and Chi Omega‘s annual philanthropic events. Farmingdale State College Colony (Farmingdale State College) The members of the Farmingdale Colony had a great time at the “Dunk-A-Kappa Sigma to End MS!” event and are pleased to have raised over $3,000 during the Spring semester for the National MS Society and other charitable causes. Also, nearly the entire colony participated in the Habitat for Humanity Volleyball Tournament to raise money to rebuild homes. The members are also very proud to have won Farmingdale State College‘s Outstanding Fraternal Organization of the Year Award, in addition to having the highest GPA on campus among Greek organizations. Individual members have also been exceling, taking home

chapter is fortunate to have such great alumni to donate and plan for such an astounding fraternity house, including Brother Ryan K. Butts (‘98) president of the Housing Corporation. Gamma-Kappa looks forward to fall 2014 and building upon our successes from last year by improving in all four pillars of the Fraternity.

Gamma-Delta (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)

Gamma-Omicron (University of Kansas)

Since its origin, the Gamma-Delta Chapter has been putting its feet to the pavement and its sights to the sky. The chapter has been determined to live by its creed: “number one, second to none” in all aspects of its dealings, and this spring semester was no different. The chapter initiated its first pledge class, Alpha Class, bringing twelve new brothers into the ranks of the world‘s most wanted gentlemen. The Brothers accumulated over 1,000 hours of community service, and have increased the regularity of attending events held by other worthy organizations. Growing notice of the chapter has sparked socials and events with multiple other Greek fraternities and sororities on campus. Most notable of these was the offer to co-host the sixth annual Autism Speaks 5K run and 3K walk. GammaDelta helped organize and set up the event, ran in the race and helped to raise money along with other Greek entities in one of the largest Greek events of the year. In being given such an opportunity, Gamma-Delta strived to make the most of it and broke the previous fundraising record of $4,400 by raising approximately $8,000. Gamma-Kappa (University of Oklahoma)

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first place prizes from competitions in the fields of engineering, science and mathematics. The colony is focused on living by the four pillars, which has steadily attracted pledges through out the Spring semester. The colony is incredibly eager to become a chapter and is putting in one hundred and ten percent effort to do so.

[L-R] Roger James accepts the Golden Heart Award from fellow veteran Fred Green.

Gamma-Omicron has spent the spring semester studying and rushing a fall pledge class. Roger F. James (‘42) received the French Legion of Honor for his bravery during World War II. He operated tanks as they pushed across France towards the German border. He was awarded the Golden Heart Award from Kappa Sigma as well, a very prestigious honor. This summer is going to be full of rushing new members and preparing for the fall. Six delegates will be attending the Western Leadership Conference in Las Vegas, NV. Gamma-Phi (West Virginia University)

Gamma-Kappa chapter house construction progress from May 3.

Gamma-Kappa had a tremendous year for community service. The chapter accumulated more than 14,000 hours of community service and raised more than $8,000 for charitable causes. In April, the chapter participated in the campus-wide day of service, Big Event, and volunteered with the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at several locations in the Norman/Oklahoma City area. The spring also saw incredible progress on the new seven million dollar chapter house. By the start of the summer, the steel-and-wood framing and the FEMA-grade shelter in the basement were complete. The Brothers will able to move-in by January 2015. The

Gamma-Phi Brothers celebrate with the team that won the chapter’s dodgeball tournament.

Brothers of the Gamma-Phi chapter held a dodgeball tournament on April 6, 2014, at the chapter house and raised more than $1,000 for the Military Heroes Campaign.

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Gamma-Pi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) After a very well attended Founders’ Weekend, the undergraduates yet again organized an equally successful annual Sports Day. As the chapter is now approaching its 100th anniversary, the undergraduates together with a few of the alumni are organizing the largest alumni event in the history of Gamma-Pi at MIT. The chapter is anticipating an excellent turnout of more than 300 people for the weekend full of opportunities for tightening the bonds between the alumni and undergraduates. Their biggest event, the Banquet, will be held on the Sept. 20, 2014. Gamma-Tau (University of Colorado at Boulder)

men Dan M. Mikkelson (’12), Brother Stauffer, and Nick S. Flodin (’12), chapter meetings are more current with the ritual guidelines. This last quarter, the chapter sponsored two Red Cross blood drives headed by Community Service Chairman Charlie B. Kerrick (’13). The chapter was officially accepted into the Adopt a Highway program. Under Philanthropy Chairmen Alex Luedtke (’12) and Brother Flodin, Gamma-Theta‘s Relay for Life team managed to raise $530 for cancer research. The Arrow Spike teams raised $75 dollars and our Anchor Splash team also raised a significant amount. Multiple members won awards for their outstanding performance in the Greek Community. Gamma-Theta‘s Alumnus Advisor, Cameron K. Knigge (’05), received Alumni Advisor of the Year, Brother Stauffer received the Officer of the Year award, J. Landon Sturgeon (’09) received the President of the Year award, and Brother Mikkelson received Risk Management of the Year. All-in-all, more than 2500 hours of community service have been logged, $3,000 in philanthropy donations have been made to charitable causes and 100% of members hold at least one Certificate of Ritual Proficiency, with 20% holding two. Gamma-Upsilon (Rutgers University)

Brothers of Gamma-Tau outside of their house for spring rush.

After the 2014 spring semester, the chapter has initiated 19 new members and look forward to another successful rush this upcoming fall. The chapter also had a very successful philanthropy this past April, raising over $3,000, for the Kappa Sigma Military Heroes Campaign. With a 20% increase from last year in Ritual Proficiency, the chapter plans on improving that number even further next year. As the summer approaches, the men of Gamma-Tau are working hard to prepare for the school year ahead. Gamma-Theta (University of Idaho)

Brothers of Gamma-Tau Chapter participating in Greek Week Chariot Races.

Under the direction of the current and former GMCs Brennan R. Granden (’12) and Garrett B. Stauffer (’11), all undergraduate members of Gamma-Theta are Ritually Proficient. Thanks to the Ritual Committee Chair52

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Brothers cleaning up Joyce Kilmer Park, in New Brunswick, N.J.

Gamma-Upsilon contributed a total of 1,626 hours of community service and raised $5,404.14 over the course of the spring 2014 semester. The chapter participated in one of the largest events that took place in Rutgers, called Dance Marathon, raising money for children‘s hospital. Brother Jacob Shulman (‘12) plays an active part in RUSA (Rutgers University Student Assembly) and is currently running for Student representative to the Rutgers University Board of Governors. Also, Brother Michael Vinci (‘12) is the Vice President of recruitment for the IFC and Brothers Rahul Vinayak (’13) and Brandon Leung (’11) are active volunteer EMT’s dedicating a lot of time to helping out our community. Brother James A. “Bingo” Palumbo (‘84) was recently recognized and featured on the face of Rutgers Magazine for his lifetime achievements in the film industry. Gamma-Upsilon initiated 16 quality men into Kappa Sigma this past semester with our beyond successful double rush (Mu and NU class). Several Brothers attended the installation of Tau-Alpha Chapter at SUNY Geneseo. Along with the help of the Alumni Board and concerned Brothers, the chap-

Gamma-Xi (Denison University)

Gamma-Xi cleans their sponsored highway.

Several Gamma-Xi members spent their spring break participating in the Leadershape Program. The goal of the program is to teach its members to “lead with integrity.” After returning from the trip, each member had great things to say about their experience, all of them coming back with life changing memories. For Kappa Sigma’s Day of Service, Gamma-Xi continued their annual tradition of cleaning their sponsored section of the highway just south of Denison. The chapter had full participation as everyone enjoyed being outside together on a beautiful day. A week later the chapter participated in cleaning a park in Newark, along with the ladies of Delta Delta Delta. In athletics, chapter members achieved success in the Division III Swimming National Championship, in which Denison University placed 2nd overall. The Denison Mens Tennis team placed 3rd in the NCAC conference tournamen with Brother Graham F. Gettel (‘12) winning what was the end of a very exciting match. While both of these seasons are finished, Brother Ryan J. Smith (‘14) is just getting to the exciting part of the lacrosse season. Iota (Southwestern University)

Hunter J. White (‘13), Brothers of Iota have been providing manpower, both individually and collectively, to improving a student-run, volunteer, non-profit business called “Korouva Milk Bar”. On April 12, 2014, the Brothers completed the construction of a new outdoor patio area, a walkway, two gardens and a renovation of the previous deck. The chapter has, under the current Housing Manager Nick A. Espino (‘13), restored the Iota’s house. Brothers repainted the walls, both inside and out, and resurfaced the floors. Iota is also proud of its success in hosting and sponsoring a massive lecture for all of Southwestern University‘s Greek life about student debt by GLAD (Greek Life Avoiding Debt) in conjunction with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. and under the coordination of current Social Chairman Emmett L. Gonzales (‘13). Finally, Iota had another successful completion of its yearly fundraiser for “The Caring Place,” a local non-profit organization dedicated to providing financial assistance to families in need. This year marks the fifth anniversary of the Iota chapter‘s “Super Smash Brothers Tournament Against Poverty,” overseen by graduating Brother Chaz Sanders (‘11). The chapter once again has maintained the highest grade point average of any student organization or Greek organization at Southwestern University. This marks the ninth consecutive semester the chapter has maintained this distinction.

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ter has been able to have drastic renovations to our house, bringing long-standing traditions into the 21st century.

Johnson & Wales University, Providence Colony (Johnson & Wales University, Providence)

Brothers tailgating at a JWU sporting event.

The Brothers of Iota along with the volunteers of Korouva Milk Bar celebrate the completion of a new patio area.

Under the leadership of GM Charles J. Morris (‘12), Iota has continued to revitalize their philanthropy program at Southwestern University. Coordinated by GT

The JWU, Providence Colony finished the 2013-2014 academic year strong with one of the highest GPAs of fraternal organizations at the university. The colony also committed themselves to various on-campus activities and won the intramural volleyball championship. The gentlemen of this colony are tediously striving to increase membership as they plan to go for their charter in the fall of 2014. They also plan to increase their service hours to 1,000 by next year.

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Kappa (Vanderbilt) Kappa recently completed its spring 2014 Brothers in Action program, initiating 18 new men into the Fraternity. At year’s end, the chapter is 75-men strong, and graduated a group of 16 seniors in the Vanderbilt Class of 2014. The chapter has amassed more than $2,500 of charitable donations, and has logged over 2,500 hours of community service in the past year. Kappa looks forward to a strong fall pledge class, and continues its streak of 100% Ritual Proficiency, while achieving 40% of members holding at least two Certificate of Ritual Proficency. Kappa-Alpha (University of Nevada, Las Vegas)

Kappa-Alpha’s Spring 2014 Pledge Class.

Congratulations are in order for the newly initiated brothers of the Kappa-Alpha Chapter! The spring 2014 pledge class set chapter records for both bids taken and initiated members. The spring class consists of 15 newly initiated brothers, who have already taken it upon themselves to be as involved as possible and contribute in every manner which they can. Kappa-Chi (College of Charleston) Kappa-Chi welcomed three newly initiated Brothers this spring; John I. Saalfield III (‘14), Marshall A. Sipple (‘14) and Cameron G. Stuckey (‘14). Kappa-Chi participated in Relay for Life, the American Cancer Society‘s signature event, to raise funds for cancer research and pay homage to those affected by the disease. The joined efforts of the Brothers raised $2,000 for charities. KappaChi finished in second place in the College of Charleston IFC Dodge Ball Tournament.

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Kappa-Iota members at their final spring semester meeting.

With 100% ritual proficiency, and more than 44% of Brother with two or more Certificate of Ritual Proficency, the chapter is very strong. Throughout the year, the Brothers have raised more than $2,100 and and given more than 2,200 in service hours for the community, as well as on campus. This semester also saw past GM Blake Taylor (‘11) receive the recognition of Chapter President of the Year at the Fraternity and Sorority Life Awards. Fall 2014 will see this chapter at its greatest; with members on SGA, Interfraternity Council, Homecoming Committee and summer orientation, Kappa-Iota is taking charge in making their next years worthwhile!

Kappa-Zeta (Georgia Southern University)

Kappa-Mu at TTU’s Greek Life Banquet with both chapter and individual awards.

Brothers in front of the chapter house before Spring Recruitment

Kappa-Mu hosted a 5K-philanthropy event to support the Tennessee Marine Family. The event was a success with both community and chapter participation headed up by the 5K- Committee Chairman Dylan C. Parker (‘12). Kappa-Mu is also proud of regaining 100% ritual proficiency before the summer. The chapter recently elected a new EC: GM Aaron N. Brooksbank (‘12), GP D. Storm Beeler (‘12), GMC Tanner A. Dunn (‘12), GT Jacob C. Reagan (‘12), GS J. Connor Logan (‘12) and Guards Zachari N. Bassham (‘13) and Alan B. Easterly (‘13). Kappa-Nu (University of South Alabama)

Brothers with Kappa-Nu’s Sports Cup trophy and their various awards.

The Kappa-Nu Chapter recently won the Sports Cup and was a top contender for the Dean’s Cup. Kappa-Nu recently initiated its spring pledge class and became the largest fraternity on campus. Two Brothers received the Kappa Sigma Scholarship-Leadership Award. The chapter graduated six Brothers this spring, and one graduated with honors. The building of the new chapter house is scheduled to begin construction this summer. Numerous members of the chapter participated in the initiation of Brother Bertram Hayes-Davis, the great, great grandson of Jefferson Davis.

As the school year wraps up for KappaZeta, the chapter can look back and hold their heads high reflecting on their list of accomplishments. The chapter initiated 29 new Brothers over the year and continues their membership average of above 85 members and one of the largest chapters on campus. At the start of the year, the chapter decided to make ritual education a top priority for all members. The hard work payed off as Kappa-Zeta became one of 20 chapters nationwide to reach 100% ritual proficiency. The chapter also has 20% of their Brothers with two or more certificates, and this number is steadily on the rise. This achievement can be attributed to current GMC Max D. Hewitt (’11) and the diligence of all members. In the area of community service, Kappa-Zeta recently housed a campaign event for U.S. Senate candidate Jack Kingston. The chapter was honored to have such a distinguished guest and to host an event that allowed fellow Georgia Southern students to get active in current events. The summer months will be as busy as the school year for Kappa-Zeta, with several Brothers traveling to New Orleans to represent the chapter at the East Leadership Conference in July and several recruitment and chapter events throughout the summer. A highlight of the summer was the Atlanta Braves Game trip on July 26, 2014. Last year’s game was a huge success with over 100 alumni and undergraduate Brothers in attendance.

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Kappa-Mu (Tennessee Tech University)

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Lambda (University of Tennessee-Knoxville)

Lambda Chapter’s Founders’ Day Banquet.

Lambda held its inaugural Founders’ Day Golf Scramble in spring 2014. The chapter had 10 teams participate, including 40 Brothers, alumni and family. The winning team included alumni Drew H. Fancher (’08), Tom A. Hurdle (’11), I. Marshall Buck (’10) and Brother Grant Altshuler (’12). After the tournament, the chapter enjoyed its annual Founders’ Day Banquet where yearly awards were given to exceptional Brothers and alumni. Highlighting the list was Alumnus of the Year Bill E. Fort (’70) and Brother of the Year Alex L. Cate (’10). Brother Cate was also named IFC President of the Year for all of his hard work while leading the Lambda Chapter. Lambda-Iota (Lyon College)

Lambda-Lambda (Elon University) Spring recruitment saw 18 bids handed out and 16 men initiated. Throughout the spring semester the chapter supplemented the efforts of the Burlington Furniture Ministry on several Saturdays delivering gently used furniture to those in need around the Elon/Burlington area. Many of the Brothers also attended the Special Olympics event that was hosted by alumnus J. Neil Lindley (’90), to help special needs children participate in sports and activities in Rhodes Stadium at Elon. The overall GPA of the chapter increased significantly with the addition of the new initiates, boosting the chapter to the second best fraternal GPA on campus. Lastly, the chapter received the philanthropy award at the 2014 Greek Life Awards Ceremony for the third year in a row as a result of efforts with the Movember organization that raises money for male cancer research. This award goes to the Greek organization on campus that raises the most funds per member, which was $269 per Brother this year. Lambda-Nu (Appalachian State University) In January and March 2014, the Brothers of the Lambda-Nu Chapter partnered up with the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas to host a blood drive in the Plemmons Student Union. Feb. 4-6, 2014, Lambda-Nu hosted a canned food drive for the Fraternity’s Spring Day of Service. The chapter and sisters of Chi Omega partook in the America for Boston Prayer Canvas. Brothers helped to color and decorate the prayer canvas which was then presented to America for Boston to be put on display at the Boston Red Sock’s game. Lambda-Pi (Delta State University)

Brothers helping with archery.

Lambda-Iota finished the 2013-14 academic year strong, logging a total of 1,776 community service hours. For Kappa Sigma‘s Day of Service, Lambda-Iota helped out local Girl Scouts, guiding them through archery, canoeing, horseback riding and other outdoor activities. Additionally, the Brothers have closely helped the Batesville Area Arts Council create an art gallery, remodeling the place until its grand opening on April 25, 2104. For its efforts, Lambda-Iota was given a Day of Caring Award from United Way. For Military Heroes, the Brothers participated in Lyon College‘s Scottish Festival by raising money with a crayfish broil and a dunk tank. 56

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Lambda-Pi reached 100% Ritual Profiency for the first time in chapter history and initiated 15 quality gentlemen, almost doubling the chapter’s fall membership. The chapter turned Kappa Sigma’s Day of Service into a weekend of service, which led them to accumulate more than 200 service hours. Many of the events the chapter participated in were: Keep Cleveland Beautiful Campaign, The Delta Duathlon and The Out Of Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk. Additionally, Brother Mason D. McAnally (‘11) was voted Mr. DSU; Brother Michael A. Rideout (‘13) was voted Freshman Class Favorite; Brother Matthew W. DeFillips (‘11) was voted Greek Man of the Year; Brother Justin R. Ainsworth (‘12) was appointed Environmental Affairs Chair and Brother Andrew M. Taylor (‘13) was appointed Student Service and Activities. The Lambda-Pi Chapter is looking forward to continuing their success in the fall semester. Any Alumni who are in the Delta area are encouraged to stop by the Chapter Room, or to please contact, GM Matthew DeFillips at mdefilli1@gmail.com.

Brother Jay D. Fields (‘13) helps paint a house

Alumni returning to Homecoming this fall will once again see Kappa Sigma perform in the All-University Pigskin Review. The membership increased the GPA ranking among fraternities to the fourth on campus. This spring the chapter was awarded the Gold Herbert H. Reynolds Awards for outstanding fraternities on campus. Lambda-Tau participated in Steppin’ Out with the women of Tri Delta and painted a house in the Waco community.

McKenzie, Tennessee Colony (McKenzie, Tennessee) The men of the McKenzie, Tennessee Colony have been dedicated to serving their community, while learning and upholding Kappa Sigma values. Over the past two and a half years, the group has grown to 30 men (6 men larger than the largest on-campus organization at Bethel University). With the numbers and increasing interest in the organization, the colony has managed to gain a significant interest in what a chapter on campus would do for the school. Currently, several members hold positions in Student Government including Student Body President, SGA Chaplain, SGA Secretary of Communications, SGA Treasurer, and SGA Junior Class President. Kappa Sigma pledges at Bethel have managed to integrate into student government quickly over the past two years, which has helped with Kappa Sigma’s relationship with Student Government at Bethel University. Over the past two years, the colony has logged over 830 hours of community service, with multiple fundraisers, work with Relay for Life, Boston prayer canvas and multiple local charity events.

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Lambda-Tau (Baylor University)

Mu-Eta (University of Louisville)

Mu-Iota (Gallaudet University)

Mu-Eta’s undergraduate and alumni Brothers enjoy spending time together. WGM Robert and the Brothers of Mu-Iota at their 30th Anniversary Banquet.

Mu-Iota celebrated its 30th anniversary this year. Since the birth of the chapter, Mu-Iota has welcomed more than 400 Brothers into Kappa Sigma. The chapter was inspired by having WGM Hugh M. Robert (Epsilon-Mu, University of Tulsa, ’95) and ADGM Camal I. Pennington (ThetaPsi, Oklahoma City University, ’07) attend the celebration banquet held on April 19, 2014. The chapter sent 15 brothers to a horse rescue at Horsenet Horse Rescue to help with several different projects at the ranch. The site supervisor said that the projects typically would take them two to three weeks to complete, but with the help of the Brothers, the tasks took less than a day.

Mu-Eta celebrated its 3rd Annual Alumni Pig Roast on Saturday May 10, 2014. After an award winning year and a University Commencement, Mu-Eta proudly welcomed 20 alumni Brothers back to the University of Louisville, including the chapter’s first GM, Stephen M. Vest (‘83), and many other distinguished Brothers. The chapter was excited to reconnect with Brothers before they continued their great work in Louisville, around Kentucky and the globe! Mu-Gamma (Texas A&M University) Mu-Gamma pledged and initiated 13 men into the chapter in spring 2014. This was the largest pledge class of any Greek chapter at Texas A&M for spring 2014. This year Mu-Gamma was involved with a campus initiative known as The Big Event where the chapter went all across College Station and Bryan to help pick up trash, preform yard work, paint houses, and any other community developSummer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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ment thrown their way. In addtion to community involvement, Mu-Gamma also focused on the chapter’s cumulative GPA and proppeled themselves to be one of the top Greek Life organizations on campus.

Nu-Epsilon (New Mexico State University)

Mu-Omircon (Louisiana State University-Shreveport)

U.S. Senator Tom Udalla taking a picture with the Brothers of NuEpsilon after the chapter’s Leadership Speaker Series event.

Mu-Omicron held their 10th annual See-Saw-A-Thon this year. Members rode a seesaw for 50 hours straight to raise money for the Military Heroes Campaign. Mu-Zeta (University of North Carolina-Wilmington) Mu-Zeta remains the largest chapter on campus with a strong influence in the community through service and involvement. Following another successful year, the Mu-Zeta chapter received awards for excellence in both academics and philanthropic efforts. The chapter had the second-highest GPA among all fraternities, while sustaining strong performances in Greek Week, intramural sports, and service programs. In particular, the chapter experienced success with four intramural championships and a second-place finish in Greek Week, the highest placement since 2004. Mu-Zeta celebrated its 13 alumni weekend with an impressive attendance, hosting alumni from founding fathers to the most recent graduates. Mu-Zeta also congratulates Brothers Myron T. Hill, III (‘13), Michael T. Sandry (‘13), Nathan J. Veit (‘13), and Henry B. Frantz (‘13) on earning Certificates of Ritual Proficency. With a newly elected executive committee, there will be an even stronger emphasis on Ritual Proficiency, service to the community and academics.

Nu-Epsilon started a new school event, the Leadership Speaker Series, which is open to all students and the Las Cruces community. This event invites business, community and industry leaders from across Las Cruces, NM, and the southwest to share their stories, expertise and advice with those in attendance. Nu-Epsilon was very fortunate to welcome the owner of the Dickerson Group, Marci Dickerson, and US Senator Tom Udall. This event won the chapter the award for Best Campus/Community event. NuEpsilon continued to participate in sorority philanthropy events, The Big Event (an annual community service event hosted by ASNMSU), highway cleanups, Relay for Life and Greek Day of Service and was happy to take second place in Greek Olympics and third place overall for the school’s annual Greek Week. Nu-Omicron (University of Texas at Dallas)

Brother David DeAndrea accepting the award for Most Community Service Hours in 2013

Nu-Omicron initiated Brothers Alec C. Zobal, Jorge Miguel Sanchez Cereijo, and Harold J. Park on April 19th, 2014. On April 27, 2014, a new Executive Council was installed: GM Sai Saripella (‘13), GP Edgar A. Segura (‘11), GMC Zach R. Lair (‘13), GT Taylor M. Smith (‘11), and GS James L. Horder (‘11). The chapter also named former EC officer Connor A. Schweik (‘12) as the new Recruitment Chairman. NuOmicron is proud to announce itself as the winner of Most 58

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Nu-Theta (Morehead State University)

Brothers pose with their Chapter of the Year award.

Nu-Theta congratulates Brothers Collin E. O’Connell (‘10), Robbie W. Craycraft (‘10), Dylan M. Hargett(‘10), John P. Hargett (‘10), Trevor T. Satterfield (10), Mark A. Sticklen (‘11) and Orrin A. Strivers (‘11) on graduating this spring. This past semester the chapter had a total of four pledges with two being initiated, growing the chapter roll to more than 40 Brothers. The chapter would like to also congratulate Brother O’ Connell for putting forward hard work and dedication into winning the Men‘s Physique Overall championship at the Kentucky National Bodybuilding Competition. This semester added to the history of Nu-Theta with the addition of their very first sweethearts: Bashea Young, Casey Sturgill and Samantha Bowling. The chapter has achieved its goal of earning Fraternity of the Year during Greek awards. In addition to winning Fraternity of the Year, Nu-Theta also won Service Program Event of the Year for No One Fights Alone Week, a charity event week where all proceeds went to benefit Bashea Young‘s father who had suffered from lung cancer. Nu-Upsilon (Winthrop University)

Undergraduate and alumni Brothers after their Founders’ Day softball game.

Nu-Upsilon hosted a fundraiser for the Military Heroes Campaign and raised more than $600 in seven hours by having Brothers do 10 push-ups for each dollar donated.

Brothers also participated in a Boot Camp Challenge organized by Winthrop Veterans to raise awareness for the veterans currently serving abroad. The chapter also participated in the Delta Zeta Turtle Tug challenge to raise awareness for Painted Turtle Camp in California. Nu-Upsilon won both competitions. Nu-Upsilon participated in a National PanHellenic Council event for Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., called Act-Like-A-Nupe. In April, Nu-Upsilon also teamed up with Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority for Relay for Life raising over $1,650 to donate to cancer research. Overall, Nu-Upsilon completed over 2,000 service hours in 2.5 months for charitable causes. At the annual Greek Awards, Nu-Upsilon took home five awards including Chapter of the Year and Chapter Service to the Community for completing more community service hours than any other chapter on campus. Two Brothers took home two of the biggest awards: Brother Shawn D. Clement (‘11) with Greek man of the Year & Unsung Hero, while Brother Austin D. McDonald (’11) took home the Excellence in Leadership Award. Finishing out the spring term, Nu-Upsilon celebrated their 21st Founders’ Day. At this reunion weekend, undergraduate Brothers went against the alumni Brothers in flag football and softball. Following the sporting event, Brothers celebrated their 21st Founders’ Day by announcing that Nu-Upsilon will be starting an academic scholarship with the university. Starting fall 2014, selected undergraduate Brothers will receive three $500 scholarships to help with tuition.

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Community Service Hours from UTD Fraternity and Sorority Life for the 2013 academic year. Nu-Omicron logged a total of 1,067 hours, as well as donated 1,016 articles of clothing and 275 cans of food to local charity. The chapter congratulates Brothers Kevin A. Burch (’11) and Zach R. Lair on their achievement of becoming Masters or the Ritual.

Omicron-Chi (Nicholls State University)

Brothers Grant J. Robicheaux (‘11), Kellen B. Hart (‘11), and Austin M. Blanchard (‘12) at Kappa Sigma Headquarters in Charlottesville, Va., during their Spring Break.

Brothers participated in various service events such as the CASA Run for the Child, the Chaubert Medical Fundraiser and the Relay for Life in Thibodaux, La. The chapter’s team at the Relay for Life raised a total of $680 for the American Cancer Society. Omicron-Chi also hosted a philanthropy event on April 17th entitled “Kappa Sigma’s Dance-athon,” which raised another $1,100 for the American Cancer Society. The chapter totaled 880 hours of community service for the spring semester. The chapter was also able to organize the decorating of two prayer canvases by the student Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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body of Nicholls State University in support of Prayer Canvas USA’s America 4 Boston campaign, which paid tribute to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. The two canvases were displayed along with hundreds of others from around the nation on the one year anniversary of the bombing at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.

Omicron-Pi (Carleton University)

Omicron-Kappa (Kennesaw State University)

Brothers of Omicron-Pi attending Relay for Life.

Omicron-Kappa’s Annual Pig Jig for The Military Heroes Campaign.

Omicron-Kappa won the Academic Support Award for their outstanding scholarship plan. The chapter also completed nearly 3,000 community service hours and raised $6,800 for various organizations. The chapter has also had a vast increase in ritual proficiency and is well on its way to creating a tradition of excellence. Omicron-Omega (California State University, Stanislaus)

The Omicron-Pi chapter participated in the Canadian Cancer Society‘s charity event, Relay for Life, this March. The Brothers worked hard and were able to fundraise $5,911.40 for the event. Omicron-Pi annually attends this event and strives to raise more towards the event each year. OmicronPi‘s delegates for the upcoming Leadership Conference this summer are thrilled to be attending and cannot wait to bring back essential skills for bettering the chapter. Omicron-Rho (University of Michigan-Flint) Omicron-Rho has been hard at work over the past three months continuing to donate more time and money to different philanthropies and organizations around their campus and city. Over the last semester, the chapter donated more than 1,200 hours of community service hours, while donating more than $6,000 to multiple foundations, including the Military Heroes Campaign. Brother Timothy W. Elliott (‘07) led the chapter in service, personally donating over 500 hours of community service in his final year before graduating. Pacific University Colony (Pacific University)

Brothers being dunked at Relay for Life.

Omicron-Omega worked around the clock for Kappa Sigma’s Day of Service, staying up all night at CSU Stanislaus’ annual Relay for Life event. The chapter got together to serve more than 530 hours, and raised $350 for the American Cancer Society by having Brothers volunteer for a dunk tank. This semester also saw Omicron-Omega’s first Spring Banquet, held at Turlock Golf and Country Club. Undergraduate and alumni Brothers gathered to celebrate the successes of the past year, and to award a $250 scholarship from the alumni chapter to Nicholas G. Hernandez (‘09). 60

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Pacific University Colony officially kicked off on April 14, 2014, and has quickly built momentum on campus. Many members of the colony have contributed to its success, and collaboration has absolutely been key. Colony executives such as James Ramos (GM), Ryan Beck (GP) and Tony Suverkropp (GMC), assisted Matt Fisher (DGM) in organizing the initial pledging ceremony, which was officially conducted by the Sigma-Tau Chapter (Western Oregon). Since the ceremony, the colony has had success completing various colonization requirements, fundraising to create a special memorial on campus, as well as in creating invaluable connections on campus. Within a few weeks, the colony appointed committee chairmen, finished several necessary workshops and seminars, and registered nearly all of its members to vote. The fundraiser, organized by Fundraising Chairman Matt Walker, was a volleyball tournament in the school gym, and was financed entirely through donations

Pi-Chi (Lake Erie College)

Pi-Epsilon (University of Houston)

Pi-Epsilon Softball Slam Tournament 2014

Pi-Epsilon made history this semester with their first ever honorary intitiate. Brother Joe C. Reding was initiated on April 3, 2014 and is now a proud member of the Pi-Epsilon chapter. The chapter also held its 7th Annual Softball Slam Week, a week-long event in which sororities and Pi-Epsilon raise money for the Military Heroes Campaign and Fisher House Foundation. Finally, the chapter continued to excel in scholarship by having their graduation rate reach an all-time high.

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from outside businesses. The event was successful in rallying the support of the pacific community after two of our students, Kiden Dilla and Ayan Osman, were killed in a car accident. More than $300 was raised during the tournament, and outside contributions from a few members of the community brought the fund total up to $1,000. Lastly, the executive committee has engaged relevant student and administrative groups on campus by attending their respective meetings. These efforts have helped bolster an outstanding image of Pacific University’s Kappa Sigma Colony among members of the university community, and after setting the bar high at the end of this academic year, the membership is both prepared and eager to continue their journey towards earning its charter.

Pi-Gamma (Johnson & Wales University, North Miami)

The Pi-Chi Chapter after the 2nd Annual Pancake Breakfast.

Five members of the Pi-Chi Chapter made the trip to Indianapolis for the Great Lakes District Conclave in mid-February. Brothers were able to meet with other chapters from Ohio, Indiana and Illinois and receive leadership training in a few key areas. During the spring semester, the chapter‘s main project was the Second Annual Kappa Sigma Pancake Breakfast. This year, the fundraising committee decided to raise money for the Greater Cleveland Fisher House Foundation and the Kappa Sigma Education Fund. The event was held at the First Church of Christ across from campus. Brothers spent more than 600 total hours on the event, which was a huge success. More than $4,800 was raised to be split between the two beneficiaries. This year‘s event nearly doubled the first one, in both dollars raised and hours spent, and was the most successful community service fundraiser in the chapter‘s history. Brothers also volunteered their time at the Painesville Parks & Recreation‘s Easter Egg Hunt and an All-Campus Movie Night, as well as cleaning the chapter’s new Adopt-a-Highway. The three graduating seniors, Corwin J. Sorley (‘11), Skyler P.A. Nick (‘10) and Spencer P.A. Nick (‘10) were saluted at the 5th Annual Senior Sendoff Picnic at Headlands Beach State Park.

Final push at the end of the run.

On Feb. 1, 2014, the Brothers of Pi-Gamma volunteered at a color run. The run was a 5K race held at 7 a.m. at Sunlife Stadium in Miami. Runners in the race were covered by multiple colored layers of dyed cornstarch thrown at them by other volunteers. The race was put on in order to encourage positive mental and physical health in the community.

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Pi-Kappa (Bentley University)

Pi-Kappa Brothers with the Waltham Historical Society during the Spring Day of Service.

Pi-Kappa welcomed 10 new men into the Brotherhood. Continuing relationships within the community, Brothers volunteered extensively within the City of Waltham, working with the local historical society to prepare for a yard sale and also removing invasive species from the edges of the Charles River. Additionally, Brothers returned to the Waltham Fields Community Farm to update and build upon the children’s learning beds that were worked upon in the fall. On the BIA front, Brothers took advantage of the spring weather to go canoeing and kayaking on the Charles River, as well as hiking along local trails during the weekends.

with his acts of community service, dedication to the order and by being a great Brother. Brother Thompson served as Pledge Educator for the Nu Class that was initiated this semester, which was the largest class in chapter history. All members of the Nu pledge class have earned Certificates of Ritual Profiency, which has kept Pi-Nu at 100% proficent. The total funds raised for the AGC this year was $14,503 and the total hours were 2,983. Finally, congratulations to GM Dave N. Nole (‘12), GMC Michael P. Hausch(‘12) and GS Alex S. Rowlett (‘12) who each received distinguished leader awards. Pi-Rho (The University of Akron) Pi-Rho raised more than $500 for this year’s Relay for Life event for the American Cancer Society. Pi-Rho has also been volunteering at the One of a Kind animal shelter where they watch after the animals and handle various odd jobs to help keep the place running. Pi-Upsilon (The Academy of Art)

Pi-Nu (Ramapo College of New Jersey)

Pi-Upsilon Brothers having fun studying ritual to add more Certificates of Ritual Proficiencies.

Psi (University of Maine)

Brothers taking part in the Buzz Away Cancer fundraiser.

Buzz Away Cancer at Ramapo College was once again a major success. Last year, the Pi-Nu thought they set the bar high by raising $7,000. However, this year at Buzz Away, the chapter shattered that record by raising more than $10,000. The chpater earned two awards this spring, one of them being the Chapter Excellence Award. Kevin Cottino (‘12) received an award for Outstanding Social Programming. Former GM Eric M. Thompson (‘12) became the first Brother in Pi-Nu chapter history to receive the New Jersey District Brother of the Year award. Brother Thompson received the award in March at the Garden State Multi-District Conclave. Brother Thompson has demonstrated his outstanding efforts 62

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Psi raised over $700 dollars at Fisher Fest this year to benefit the Fisher House Foundation. Psi initiated eight new Brothers this spring, while nine Brothers graduated. Psi has also begun their efforts to collect coats and winter gear for their upcoming philanthropy event, Coats for the Cold. This summer, some of the Brothers plan to have a retreat and hike Mount Katahdin together. Katahdin is the highest mountain in Maine, topping off at 20 feet short of a mile, and accordingly it will be a full day of hiking and fellowship.

Strada Sargozza

Brother Cofer and Brother Bednar receiving President of the Year and Alumni Advisor of the Year Awards.

Building off of a strong fall semester, Rho managed to break their spring pledge class record by pledging-in 24 gentlemen. The addition of these past two pledge classes has added a tremendous amount of growth to the number of Brothers in Rho and has boosted Kappa Sigma‘s presence on campus exponentially. In addition, Rho recently augmented its pledge program by requiring that all pledges learn the Pledging Ceremony in order to be initiated, resulting in over 80% of the chapter being Ritually Proficient. In the first weekend of April, Rho participated in the Kappa Sigma Day of Service. The Rho Brothers went out on Friday evening and joined a large team of people at the local Feed My Starving Children location, where they helped to pack boxes of food to be sent to children in Thailand. The following day, the Brothers took to the streets of Tempe, Ariz., whereat they spent the day cleaning trash around the community, providing a valuable opportunity to contribute time to the community in a fun and beneficial manner. From March 31 - April 6th, Rho teamed up with ASU’s Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta to compete in the annual Greek Week. Throughout the week Rho collaborated and worked as a team with these other two organizations to

compete in events, which would serve the community and promote Greek life. After a week of hard work, the gentlemen of Rho had over $2,000 for charity to show for their efforts. Furthermore, Rho went on to finish 1st in the Tug of War event, 1st in Greek Sing performance, and 2nd in Greek Sing overall. On April 28th, ASU hosted its annual Greek Awards Ceremony. Rho had entered its former Grand Master, Herbert H. Cofer (‘10), and its Alumni Advisor, Brian Bednar (Gamma-Chi, Kansas State University, ’79), for the President of the Year Award and the Alumni Advisor of the Year Award, respectively. At the end of the night, Brothers Bednar and Cofer had taken home both awards, a great accomplishment and source of pride for Rho and all of Kappa Sigma. Rho-Eta (High Point University)

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Brothers Anthony J. Vita (‘13) and Josiah D. Howard (‘13) work hard to clean Rho-Eta’s adopted stream.

Rho-Eta proudly led fraternity recruitment on High Point University’s campus for the second consecutive year and initiated 21 quality men. In spring 2013, the chapter adopted a local stream as a means to give back to the greater High Point community. Undergraduates and alumni continued the tradition of cleaning the stream during the Spring 2014 Weekend of Service. At the All University Honors Ceremony, Rho-Eta was recognized with the Academic Excel-

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lence Award for having the highest GPA among all fraternities on campus. Additionally, the Office of Student Life presented Kappa Sigma with the Fraternity of the Year award for the third consecutive year. It was the first time in school history the same fraternity received the award three years in a row. John J. Marsicano (‘12), Grand Master of Rho-Eta for the upcoming year had this to say, “We take pride in being the top fraternity on campus. Our chapter goes above and beyond to make a difference in the classroom, on campus and in the community, and those efforts have certainly paid off. Between leading our campus in academics, recruitment, and community service, we are determined to continuously raise the bar for ourselves to ensure Kappa Sigma remains the top fraternity on campus.” Rho-Omega (Stevens Institute of Technology)

Rho-Psi (Texas A&M Corpus Christi)

The Brothers of Rho-Psi standing with their prayer canvas.

Rho-Psi participated in the America 4 Boston Prayer Canvas project in April of this year. Rho-Psi was able to combine their efforts with that of other students as well as university officials in order to help send a strong message of support for Boston. Sigma (Tulane University)

A group of Brothers and other Stevens student who Participated in One Day Without.

On April 15, Rho-Omega held their annual One Day Without, a charity event where they honor soldiers who go without family on a daily basis by sacrificing one of their luxuries, whether it is social media, shoes, food, etc. All proceeds go the support the Military Heroes Campaign. Starting at 9 p.m. on Monday, April 14, the Brothers asked participating Stevens’ students that they go 24 hours without something until the following day at 9 p.m. when the chapter held a celebratory event to reflect on the day and share with peers what they’d gone without. The chapter sold shirts for two weeks prior to the event and participants were encouraged to write on the shirt what they would be going without for the day. The event raised nearly $2,000. Rho-Omega was proud to receive the Greek Organization of the Year Award from Student Life at Stevens Institute of Technology. This award is given out to only one Greek organization every year who goes above and beyond any other on campus. Additionally, Brother R. Julian Gallo (’12) received a Greek Leader of Distinction Award at that same banquet.

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Brothers participating in a service project during Greek Service Month.

Sigma recently participated in Tulane’s Greek Service Month. During the month of February, Brothers participated in various service opportunities around New Orleans including tutoring in schools, volunteering with churches and assisting in homeless shelters. These events culminated in the Tulane Greek Day of Service where over 20 Sigma Brothers traveled to New Orleans City Park with fellow Tulane sororities and assisted in cleaning and painting the public park. Sigma-Omicron (Greenville, South Carolina) On March 28, 2014, Sigma-Omicron took part in Relay for Life at Furman University. The event began at 6 p.m. and ran until 1 a.m. The chapter offered burgers, chips, and refreshments to the participants. Participants were also able to pie any member of the chapter for a small fee. The event had full chapter attendance and raised over $750 to fight cancer.

Sigma-Phi successfully conducted the initiation of seven new members of their first pledge class. The SigmaPhi chapter also achieved 100% ritual proficiency in the first semester of being a chapter. Sigma-Pi (University at Albany)

on Feb. 8, 2014. A redshirt junior, Brother McCarthy helped his UT men’s golf team tie for seventh place in a field of 20 teams competing. McCarthy earned his first top 10 ranking in college golf last year after holding the lead for two straight days at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship in Houston. A Fort Worth native and marketing major, McCarthy’s father is Tom McCarthy (‘73). Tau-Gamma (University of Nevada, Reno)

Sigma-Pi members pitched in at a community cleanup.

Sigma-Pi threw their Third Annual Kappa Sigma De Mayo philanthropy event this spring. The chapter raised over $1,000 for Military Heroes and proactively expanded the good name of Kappa Sigma through neighborhood cleanups and other community service events. Spokane, Washington Colony (Spokane, Washington) Spokane, Washington Colony has successfully completed their chartering requirements, which is a huge step toward their goal of becoming initiated next fall. Also, Spokane Colony leads the Great Northwest District in service hours, which they are extremely proud of. The colony successfully raised $500 dollars for the Military Heroes Campaign. With the close of their first year in operation, the colony held an end of the year banquet where their DGM and other Kappa Sigma Alumni from around the Northwest Area were able to break bread over what the colony has accomplished this year.

On April 26, with the help of Brothers from the KappaAlpha (UNLV), Rho-Omicron (UC-Merced) Omicron-Omega (CSU-Stanislaus), Omicron-Mu (CSU-Bakersfield), and Nu-Lambda (CSU-Sacramento) chapters, 68 Brothers were initiated into the newly installed Tau-Gamma Chapter at the University of Nevada, Reno. The journey started a little over a year ago for the men of Tau-Gamma when on Feb. 9, 2013, Tau-Gamma GM Jonathan Kenerson formed an interest group with the intention of following the family tradition of being a Brother of Kappa Sigma. On May 11, 2013, the University of Nevada, Reno, colony of the Kappa Sigma was recognized before being chartered less than one year later as the Tau-Gamma Chapter. Tau-Gamma celebrated the graduation of their first five alumni; Ian M. McNeill (’14), Joed A. Ruth (‘14), Joshua R. McGuire (’14), Ryan M. Stermmerick (’14), and Anthony M. Duong (‘14) graduated with degrees in biochemistry, mechanical engineering and criminal justice.

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Theta Prime (Cumberland University)

Tau (University of Texas at Austin)

Brothers from Theta Prime at District Conclave.

Brax McCarthy (‘10) (center, back row) surrounded by friends and family in Hawaii. [L-R] George Cox (‘70), father Tom McCarthy (‘73), mother Julie McCarthy, godmother Mick Pritchett and godfather Jim Pritchett (‘71).

Brother J. Braxton McCarthy (‘10) turned in an impressive performance for the Longhorns at The Amer Ari Invitational Golf Tournament at Waikoloa Kings’ Course in Hawaii

Theta Prime hosted the Middle Tennessee District Conclave following last year‘s win of the district ritual competition. This year, Brothers Deron R. Martel (’12), Larry D. Davis (’13), J. Wesley Simmons ( ’12) and Stanton W. Johnson (’13) were selected to represent the district for the ritual competition team. Theta Prime has also hosted the Talent Show for Cumberland University as well as hosting a game called Humans vs Zombies where 90 students actively participated.

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Theta-Beta (California State University, Long Beach)

Brothers new and old embracing fellowship.

The Brothers of Theta-Beta enjoyed another exciting semester at Long Beach State University. With a constantly growing love and appreciation for the Order, the Brothers of Theta-Beta recently placed first in the McCormick Group (90+ members) for the 2014 Ritual Competition. Along with a love for ritual, the Brothers of Theta-Beta are also involved in a weekly highway cleanup for a highway they adopted. Theta-Delta (Willamette University)

M. Diaz (‘13) as Vice President of Programming, and Mitchell L. Colvin (‘12) as Vice President of Recruitment. Theta-Delta also had success at the annual Order of Omega Awards ceremony. The chapter received many scholastic awards including 3 of the 5 Top Junior GPAs (John W. Kingsley (‘12), Jake K.B. Straus (‘12) & Jacob D. Murray(‘13)), 2 of the 5 Top Senior GPAs (Kai L. Yoshioka(‘12) & Dylan L. Angell(‘12)), and Highest Fraternity GPA. Theta-Delta also received the Philanthropy Event of the Year award for the Tracy Hoffman Run for Leukemia and Lymphoma, with the event‘s organizer Jacob W. Saiki (‘13) winning the Best New Member of the Year award for his work as Philanthropy Chair and IFC representative. The chapter‘s advisor, Ted Romanowitz took home Advisor of the Year as well. Finally, Theta-Delta was awarded the Chapter of the Year Award, the first time receiving the award since rechartering. In an effort to focus on community service, the chapter rejuvenated the annual Tracy Hoffman run to support the Oregon Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Organized by chapter philanthropy chair, Jacob W. Saiki, the run was an incredible success. With over 300 participants, 200 of which were runners, and 30 sponsors the chapter raised over $7,000. Kappa Sigma was also successful in inter-Greek philanthropy events, placing first in both Delta Gamma‘s Anchor Splash event in the fall, and Pi Beta Phi‘s Arrow Spike event in the spring. Theta-Epsilon (Portland State University)

Theta-Delta representatives at Willamette University’s Annual Order of Omega awards ceremony. The chapter took home 10 awards, including Chapter of the Year.

Theta-Delta had an eventful and productive semester with successes in recruitment, campus involvement and philanthropy. The chapter signed 16 new members this semester, completing the year with a total of 31 new members, expanding the chapter to 64 total members; the most since the 2012 rechartering. This semester Theta-Delta members participated in 30 different clubs, jobs and activities on campus. Seven members of the chapter held the position of Resident Advisors this year, and an additional ten members hold a variety of leadership positions across campus. Of the five Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) executive committee positions at Willamette, Theta-Delta‘s hold three of them, with Brothers Bradley E.D. Russell (’12) as President, Daniel

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Brothers after volunteering for the SW Portland Community Center’s Bunny Breakfast.

at several community events, fundraisers and even made it into the Oregonian newspaper for the chapter’s latest efforts. The chapter participated in a 76 hour, jointfundraiser with another campus fraternity to raise money for the Boys and Girls club. Immediately following the previously mentioned philanthropy event, the chapter volunteered with Portland Parks and Recreation to help staff a 5K Fun Run. Theta-Eta (University of Arkansas at Little Rock) Theta-Eta took charge of Greek Week this year and dominated it, winning for the fourth consecutive year in a row. After that was over, the chapter began preparations for their largest alumni event of the year. The Crawfish Lunch

Theta-Lambda (Texas State Unviersity-San Marcos)

The Brothers of Theta-Lambda.

Marine Corp Fatigues. All proceeds went to the Fisher House Foundation. In other chapter news, Theta-Nu won an Ashland University Award for “Outstanding Fraternity Scholarship.” Johnathan E. Kleinhenz (‘13) received an Ashland University Award for “Scholar and Leadership” and Matthew W. Maurer (‘13) received the “Outstanding Junior Award for Early Childhood Education.” Theta-Omega (University of Texas at Arlington) Theta-Omega recently inducted its first pledge class of 10 initiates, increasing the chapters roster to 53 members. New initiates include Garrett R. Barnett (‘14), Mickey Shin (‘14), Athul B. Villapoly (‘14), Evann A. Crawford (‘14), Haydar S. Khalafia (‘14), Alan Madet (‘14), Ishmail S. Aboukar (‘14), Zain J. Sherali (‘14), Deepak M. Krishnappa (‘14), and Ndubuisi D. Okonkwo (‘14). New executive comittee members have also been brought on board, including Mitch R. Dolenz (‘13) for guard, Geovanny A. Alzate (‘13) for Grand Master of Ceremonies, and Dylan T. Lyon (‘11) for Grand Master. Congradulations to 2013-2014 graduates Willie D. Brewer (‘13), Richard K. Twumasi (‘13) and Michael J. Magnus (‘13) on their accomplishments.

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was something that had been missed, but the Brothers were happy to bring it back and make it as successful as they could. Unfortunately, tragedy occurred on the week of the event as Arkansas was hit with tornadoes that destroyed two cities, Vilonia and Mayflower. Quickly moving to action, the Brothers reached out not only to the school, but the surrounding community to do what they could to gather supplies and donations to help the victims of the tornadoes. At the end of the week, after a lot of hard work, the Brothers finally got to relax and enjoy the alumni event they had been planning for all semester.

Theta-Omicron (Muskingum University)

Kappa Sigma and Alpha Delta Pi donated over 1,000 articles of clothing to the Greek Week Clothing Drive. Theta-Nu (Ashland University)

Theta-Omicron Brothers that helped with Special Riders.

Brothers of Theta-Nu participating in their Mile In a Soldiers Shoes philanthropy event.

Theta-Nu raised $1,290 in its first annual “Mile In a Soldiers Shoes” philanthropy event. During the event, every Brother of the Theta-Nu Chapter ran at least 3.2 miles while caring thirty pounds of weight. This was meant to simulate the weight carried by American troops in combat. A special thanks went to Jonathan W. Albaugh (‘13), who ran 26 miles for the event without weight, Joshua M. Hauman (‘13), who ran 13 miles with weight, and Kyle N. Gilton (‘13), who ran in a flak jacket, helmet and U.S.

Theta-Omicron adopted the Special Riders program of the Carr Center in Zanesville as their regular community service project. The program involves horseback riding and exercise therapy for handicapped youth and adults in the community. Brothers participate by helping with mounting individuals onto horses, walking as safety guides and by assisting in exercise activities and games that help riders with dexterity and social interactions. The program is sponsored by the Zanesville Kiwanis Club, running for five consecutive weeks in the spring and again in the fall serving 15-18 individuals each week. The Brothers enjoy helping others in our community and expect to donate 200-250 hours to the project annually.

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Theta-Psi (Oklahoma City University)

Theta-Theta (Western Kentucky University)

Brothers Ronnie Brown (‘12), Kellynn Brack (‘10), and Phillip Giandiletti (‘13) help out at the Refuge OKC.

[L-R] Brothers Brown, Bush and Thompson.

As a part of the Kappa Sigma Day of Service, Theta-Psi spent their weekend completing a series of service events. On April 5, Oklahoma City University held its annual Relay for Life event to help raise money for cancer research. Theta-Psi was incredibly involved this year, with several Brothers on the event planning committee and an in-house committee to raise money for the philanthropy. Brothers set up a table at the event, selling raffle items and operating an extremely popular dunk tank. Brother Brady Bieber (‘11) served as the chairperson for the committee, relaying for his mother who is currently battling lymphoma. Theta-Psi was able to raise $1,150, contributing to the $23,115 total. Theta-Psi continued their spirit of service on April 6th at The Refuge OKC; a Christian based service organization whose mission is to improve the lives of the less fortunate in Oklahoma City. Brothers spent hours in the hot Oklahoma sun completing a variety of agriculture assignments to produce food for the hungry and homeless citizens of Oklahoma City. Brothers ultimately accumulated over 500 service hours between the two events. OCU‘s newest addition to Greek Life, Phi Mu, held their first-ever philanthropy event “Miracle Mac with the Mus” on March 25, 2014. The sorority held a donation contest between all Greek organizations, with proceeds benefitting the Children‘s Miracle Network. Upholding the Kappa Sigma pillar of service, Theta-Psi donated the most money to Phi Mu‘s philanthropy, taking the lead in the contest by $60. Due to the generosity of the Theta-Psi Brothers, 10% of the proceeds raised went towards the Military Heroes Campaign.

Theta-Theta Brothers took home the three most prestigious individual awards at Western Kentucky University’s Greek convocation held on April 13, 2014. Brother Matthew R. Brown (’10) won Greek Man of the Year. Brother Robbie L. Thompson (’11) won Charley Pride Spirit Award. Brother Johnny P. Bush (’13) won Most Outstanding New Member of the Year. Theta-Zeta (Eastern New Mexico University) Theta-Zeta started off the spring semester by recruiting 32 men, bringing their total to 104 men pledged in the 2013-2014 academic year. Immediately following rush, the chapter started its Annual Cowdrop Fundraiser, from which they were able to donate $6,000 to charity; $3,000 to the Fisher House Foundation and $3,000 to the ENMU Foundation. The fall semester starts on Aug. 19, 2014, and the chapter will be looking forward to their annual Homecoming Celebration which will be held on the weekend of Sept. 25, 2014. Please visit their website at thetazeta.org or contact GM Chase Sturdevant (’10) at chase.sturdevant@enmu.edu with any questions. University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Colony (University of Wisconsin-Green Bay) Being only one of three Greek Life Organizations on campus and the only National Fraternity on campus, the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Colony hit the ground running after colonization. The Brothers have volunteered more than 900 hours of community service in one semester, donated more than $350 to local charities, and colony member Vanya Koepke was recently voted in as Student Government President. The colony is halfway to being chartered. The colony is motivated and ready to be the first nationally chartered fraternity in their campus’ history. Upsilon Colony (Hampden-Sydney College) This past March, Upsilon participated in a local community service event called “The Big Event” in Farmville, Virginia. The Brothers chose to do their service at a

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Xi (University of Arkansas)

way. There is only one undergraduate Brother graduating this year, Brother Conor P. King (’11) of Rocky River, Ohio. He hopes to pursue an eventual career in teaching literary criticism, and the Brothers are sure that he will be successful in all his endeavors. Finally, the Brothers raised around $2,000 for A Greater Cause. This, along with the money they raised in the fall for their See-Saw-A-Thon, puts their total above $7,000 for the entire year. Xi-Iota (Columbus State University)

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local soup kitchen. The Brothers helped the soup kitchen by digging ditches around their area, cleaning up trash and performing various types of maintenance the soup kitchen needed to be done.Upsilon also took third place out of eight fraternities on campus in the Greek Week competitions.

Xi 2014 Spring Pledge Class.

Xi is proud to announce the initiation of the largest spring pledge class it has seen since 1890. On April 24th, 2014, 26 young men became a part of the Brotherhood. In 60 short days, these men became one, forming a bond between themselves that could only be created by a fraternity like Kappa Sigma. Xi-Epsilon (Thiel College) On March 21 the undergraduates traveled with two alumni and their pledge class to Virginia. Upon arrival at the University of Virginia, the Brothers split up to take in the sites of the historic grounds, and of Kappa Sigma’s founding. Once everyone had regrouped, Xi-Epsilon traveled to Kappa Sigma Headquarters for a tour led by Director of Educaiton Programs Corey G. Hill (Theta-Psi, Oklahoma City University, ’05). The tour began on the first floor where Brother Hill told the group about all of the items in the display cases and continued up the stairs to the office area. Throughout the entire tour all of the Brothers were amazed by some of the things they had seen, such as the original Apples of Gold speech, sports cards of famous athletic Brothers, and much more. The tour ended on the third floor where we were shown the model chapter room. Over spring break several Brothers chose to do something aside from going home to visit with their families. Brother Sean P. Oros (’13) spent his spring break in Nicaragua for a service trip where he was able to zip line across crater lakes and learn about the culture of the people who live there. He and his group also helped the natives install bio gas systems that run on methane from cow manure for basic cooking and heating. Brothers Joseph R. Disch (’11), Nico A. Russo (’13), Dominic J. Licata (’13), and Daniel Forringer (’13) traveled from Greenville, PA to Nashville, TN, on Choir Tour, singing for audiences at several churches along the

Brothers from Xi-Iota teamed up with Delta Zeta to volunteer at Animal Ark Rescue.

Xi-Iota finished out yet another successful spring semester by initiating three new members, which secured the Chapter‘s position as the largest Fraternity on campus. Xi-Iota contributed to several great philanthropies this semester. The first of which included holding its third annual raffle for the Military Heroes Campaign, which raised $1,000. Xi-Iota held its second annual alumni/undergrad golf tournament which raised $1,000 for Animal Ark Rescue Shelter. Xi-Iota participated in the Kappa Sigma Day of Service by volunteering at the Animal Ark Rescue, then later in the semester partnered with Delta Zeta Sorority for a volunteer day at the Rescue. Xi-Iota would also like to congratulate Brother Chris D. Grier (‘10) for winning Homecoming King as well as winning Fraternity Man of the Year. Xi-Iota also won Most Outstanding Greek Chapter at Columbus State University. The chapter also held the first Parent‘s Day in several years, which was a huge success. The chapter is happily celebrating its eighth consecutive year being 100% Ritually Proficient. The Brothers wrapped up the semester by celebrating the third annual Margaretville Beach Bash with their dates at Highland Marina in West Point, Ga. Xi-Omega (Idaho State University) Xi-Omega congratulates Brothers Jake Dyer (’09) and Troy A. Savary (’03) on their graduation from Idaho State. XI-Omega held their 10th annual Easter Egg hunt on the campus quad. Over 6,500 eggs were used and over 1,000 kids were in attendance. Most of the Brothers in the chapter volunteered in a charitable 5K/3K run/walk. Xi-Omega also Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

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initiated all three of their pledges for the semester: Brother Brandon D. Daigle (’14), Brother Chris P. Neal (’14) and Brother Jared F.S. Moxley (’14) on March 22, 2014. Xi-Psi (University of North Florida)

Archut, Nick J. Persia (‘13), and Cristian Moreno (‘14) on being elected to the student senate, especially to Brother Archut for being voted President. Brother Chuck G. Elmendorf (‘13) informed the chapter that he knew of a Brother in need. Chuck’s sister’s boyfriend, Noah J. Hardt (’09), is an alumnus Brother from the Alpha-Phi Chapter at Bucknell University. Brother Hardt was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (A.L.L). A.L.L. is highly malignant and aggressive form of leukemia that attacks the lymph nodes. He has gone through at least 4 rounds of intense chemotherapy and is waiting for a bone marrow transplant. The transplant has already been delayed twice, and both times the cancer has returned. The chapter has raised more than $2,500 to help Noah and his family. The entire Fraternity has Brother Hardt in their thoughts and prayers. Xi-Upsilon (Texas A&M University-Commerce)

Brothers of Xi-Psi after winning intramural soccer championship.

Xi-Psi has come off of another great spring semester at the University of North Florida, placing in the top three fraternities for grades at the university. This is the first time in chapter history that this has been accomplished. Xi-Psi also excelled in their philanthropy this spring, raising $17,000 for the Fisher House Foundation, another new record for the chapter. Xi-Psi also won both soccer and basketball intramural tournaments for the first time this spring, leading them to their fourth intramural championship of the academic year. Xi-Psi would like to make a special shout out to Brother Charles W. Adderley (‘11) on being named Mr. UNF. Xi-Rho (The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey)

Brothers accepting the Greek Serivce award for most service hours out of all fraternities.

The Xi-Rho Chapter racked up a lot of hardware at the Student Development’s Involvement Awards this year. The Greek Service Award, Academic Accomplishment Award, and Student Senator of the Year Award all went to Brother Mat J. Greer (‘11). Greek Man of the Year was awarded to Brother Carl Archut, Jr. (‘13), and brother Daniel J. Downes (‘11) took home the Leadership Education Awareness Development (LEAD) award. Congratulation goes out to Brothers 70

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Xi-Upsilon after their dominating win in intramural basketball.

This year, Xi-Upsilon accomplished tremendous growth, pledging the largest pledge class since receiving its charter. Xi-Upsilon dominated in intramural sports, taking the championships in soccer, football, basketball, volleyball and many other sports. Led by their GM TJ Quiggle (‘13), the chapter is in great hands and will continue to be the best on campus.

Zeta (University of Virginia)

Members of Xi-Xi helping local Milwaukee communities at Marquette‘s “Make a Difference”service day.

Xi-Xi is coming off of their most successful year ever. Their totals are amazing: the chapter increased by 25 members to 111 overall, is now registered as one of Jackson‘s Chapters and maintained a 3.21 GPA during the 2013-2014 academic year. In A Greater Cause accomplishments, Xi-Xi collectively donated over $17,000 to philanthropic organizations and dedicated 4,426 hours of service. Finally, the chapter is now 94% Ritually Proficient with 24% holding multiple certifcates, and finished 2nd in the ritual competition standings in the Arnold group. On Marquette‘s campus, Xi-Xi is now moving into their new house: Milwaukee‘s historic Kilbourn Masonic Temple. The Temple is more than 15,000 square feet in size, has its own chapter hall and will house 35 Brothers annually.

GP Shoebotham, GM Wall and AA Wilson present Chi Omega with a certificate recognizing Dr. Charles Richardson’s 150th Birthday.

GP Kyle B. Shoebotham (’13), GM David B. Wall (‘12) and Zeta AA, and Kappa Sigma Executive Director, Mitchell B. Wilson (Beta-Nu, University of Kentucky, ’78) attended the Chi Omega Chapter meeting at the University of Virginia and presented a certificate to Christy Lee in recognition of Dr. Charles Richardson’s 150th Birthday. Dr. Charles Richardson is one of five founders of Chi Omega Fraternity when the organization was established at the University of Arkansas on April 5, 1895. He served as Worthy Grand Procurator of Kappa Sigma and was an initiate of the historic Omicron Chapter at Emory and Henry College in Abingdon, VA. All Chi Omegas affectionately know Dr. Richardson as “Sis Doc”.

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Brother Mel Patton, (Delta-Eta, University of Southern California, ‘48) Brother Melvin E. “Mel” Patton (DeltaEta, University of Southern California, ‘48) was born in Los Angeles, California, on November 16, 1924, and was initiated into Delta-Eta on October 3, 1948. Brother Patton was admitted to USC following two years of service in the U.S. Navy. During his undergraduate years, Brother Patton was a world-class athlete in the world of track and field, racking up two Olympic Gold medals and five NCAA championships. Brother Patton broke various world and NCAA records in track, including his incredible 20.2 record in the 220-yard dash, which broke the famous world record of Jes-

se Owens. In the 1948 Summer Olympics in London, Brother Patton won two gold medals for Team USA in the 200-meter race and 400-meter relay. Brother Patton was ranked No. 1 in the world for 100 meters for 1947 and 1949, and number one for 200 meters in 1947, 1948 and 1949. Brother Patton appeared on the covers of both Life and Time magazines. Brother Patton was a member of both the National Track and Field Hall of Fame and the USC Hall of Fame. After graduation, Brother Patton served as a track coach at Long Beach City College, and then at Wichita State before finding a career as an executive in the electrical and aerospace industries. Brother Patton entered the Chapter Celestial on May 9, 2014 in Fallbrook, California.

Brother Walt B. Etling, Jr. (Epsilon-Beta, University of Miami, ‘44) The Epsilon-Beta Chapter at the University of Miami may be in a very different state had it not been for the work of Walt B. Etling, Jr. (Epsilon-Beta, University of Miami, ‘44). Born on March 1, 1926, in Nutley, N.J., Brother Etling attended the University of Miami during WWII as part of the V-12 program put on by the U.S. Navy. During his time as an undergraduate, Brother Etling served as Grand Master of Epsilon-Beta before eventually graduating with a degree in economics. After college, Brother Etling launced a succe-

ssful career as a real estate entrepreneur, with holdings varying from fast food chains to cultural centers. He also re-mained heavily involved with the University of Miami, being named 1971 Alumnus of the Year, serving as President of the Alumni Association and even playing a large role in de-veloping the famous “U” logo that the school has adopted. Following the closure of his chapter in 1972, Brother Etling hosted annual parties at his home to keep the Fellowship alive until the eventual re-colonization and re-chartering of Epsilon-Beta in 1984. Brother Etling entered the Chapter Celestial on April 25, 2014

Brother Richard Vance Miles III (Beta-Eta, Auburn, ‘54) Brother Richard Vance Miles, III (Beta-Eta, Auburn, ‘54), was born on July 24, 1935, in Opelousas, Louisiana to his mother, Georgia Evelyn Shute Miles, and father, Brother Richard Vance Miles Jr. (Gamma, Louisiana State University, ‘33). Brother Alpha-Chi (Lake Forest College) Samuel T. Bodine (‘93) James C. Irwin (‘48) Alpha-Delta (Pennsylvania State University) Alvin G. Olsen (‘49) Alpha-Eta (George Washington University) William C. Herdman (‘54) Alpha-Iota (Univ. of Tennessee-Chattanooga) John J. Reilly (‘51)

Miles served as an Alumnus Advisor for the Beta-Eta Chapter during his post-graduate years from 2001-2011, as well as on the House Corporation as Secretary from 2006 until the time of his passing. Brother Miles entered the Chapter Celestial on Sunday April 27, 2014, at his home in Alexander City, Alabama.

Alpha-Mu (Univ. of NC at Chapel Hill) James C. Hambright (‘37) Alpha-Phi (Bucknell University) Vito L. D’Amore (‘44) Alpha-Sigma (Ohio State University) Gerald F. Nangle (‘47) Alpha-Upsilon (Millsaps College) William G. Tabb (‘64)

Beta (University of Alabama) John H. Perkins (‘53) Joseph W. Wilson (‘55) Beta-Delta (Washington & Jefferson College) Donald C. King (‘49) Carl T. Marnatti (‘54) Beta-Epsilon (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison) Robert D. Ohlhues (‘62) William R. Pedersen (‘54) Summer 2014 • The Caduceus of Kappa Sigma

Beta-Eta (Auburn University) Richard V. Miles (‘54) Jerry M. Whittle (‘51) Beta-Kappa (University of New Hampshire) Sherwin M. Steinberg (‘61) Beta-Nu (University of Kentucky) Robert J. Buck (‘47) Beta-Psi (University of Washington) Malcolm S. Jones (‘44) Beta-Tau (Baker University) Martin P. Hunter (‘62) Daniel E. Lucas (‘81) James K. Patterson (‘50) Donald E. Wever (‘46) Beta-Upsilon (North Carolina State Univ.) Robert M. Heyward (‘48) Beta-Zeta (Stanford University) William H. Allen (‘51) Marion A. Keyes (‘57) Chi (Purdue University) Herbert M. Himes (‘47) Delta-Alpha (Carnegie Mellon University) John C. Van Arsdell (‘41) Delta-Chi (Mississippi State University) Benjamin S. Yandell (‘48) Delta-Delta (University of Florida) Edward S. Parrish (‘53) Delta-Eta (University of Southern California) Robert F. Duncan (‘44) Melvin E. Patton (‘48) Delta-Kappa (Ohio Wesleyan University) Benjamin F. Marsh (‘47) Robert I. Tepper (‘58) Delta-Lambda (Montana State University) Henry B. Lorentz (‘47) Delta-Omega (Wake Forest University) Frank A. Bennett (‘54) Delta-Pi (Southern Methodist University) Juan E. Rubio (‘12) Delta-Rho (Franklin & Marshall College) Kenneth K. Coddington (‘47) Delta-Sigma (University of Utah) Gordon L. Hofhine (‘54) Delta-Upsilon (Occidental College) Veryl W. Alexander (‘48) Delta-Xi (University of Mississippi) Charles G. Gates (‘65) Delta-Zeta (University of New Mexico) Thomas A. Gillespie (‘44) Epsilon-Beta (University of Miami) Walter B. Etling (‘44) Jasper M. Moore (‘50) 74

Epsilon-Mu (University of Tulsa) Jimmie L. Jones (‘56) Epsilon-Nu (Univ. of Southern Mississippi) Rex J. Michel (‘68) Nicholas V. Vesa (‘66) Epsilon-Omicron (Butler University) Jeff T. Cougill (‘63) Alexander D. Pringle (‘69) Epsilon-Rho (Kent State University) Donald E. Berger (‘67) Theodore F. Kopfman (‘51) Epsilon-Upsilon (University of North Texas) Michael C. Gonzales (‘73) Eta Prime (Duke University) Robert G. Bensinger (‘48) Gamma-Alpha (University of Oregon) Clinton D. De Shazer (‘58) Erin M. Hogan (‘94) Gamma-Epsilon (Dartmouth College) James E. Whipkey (‘33) Gamma-Iota (Syracuse University) William A. Johnson (‘55) Stanley Stek (‘76) Gamma-Lambda (Iowa State University) Richard C. Reimers (‘48) Gamma-Mu (Washington State University) Mark L. Holden (‘77) Gamma-Nu (Washburn University of Topeka) William J. Sutton (‘68) Gamma-Omicron (University of Kansas) Montague E. Davis (‘62) Gamma-Phi (West Virginia University) Charles R. Browning (‘48) Gamma-Pi (Mass. Institute of Technology) Joseph P. Irwin (‘29) Gamma-Psi (Oklahoma State University) Donald E. Nelson (‘56) Robert V. Todd (‘47) Gamma-Rho (University of Arizona) Samuel T. Chandler (‘41)

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Gamma-Sigma (Oregon State University) William D. Mc Cleary (‘60) Gamma-Theta (University of Idaho) James J. Parmentier (‘77) Kappa (Vanderbilt University) William J. Elliston (‘53) Kappa-Zeta (Georgia Southern University) Robert C. Bostock (’70) Jason S. Howard (‘95) Lambda (University of Tennessee-Knoxville) Craig B. Miller (‘67) Eugene S. Rovegno (‘46) Nu (College of William and Mary) Michael A. Groot (‘87) Nu-Lambda (California State UniversitySacramento) Jonathan S. Riordan (‘01) Sigma (Tulane University) Quintin G. Stansell (‘54) Tau (University of Texas at Austin) Laurence D. Sikes (‘54) Theta-Theta (Western Kentucky University) Douglas C. Wilkie (‘85) Upsilon (Hampden-Sydney College) Charles L. Crockett (‘39) Claude G. Pembroke (‘54) Xi (University of Arkansas-Fayetteville) William H. Boon (‘57) Rupert M. Crafton (‘53) John D. Hill (‘61) Xi-Eta (Christian Brothers University) Charles S. Hughes (‘12) Zeta (University of Virginia) Charles W. Lincoln (‘35) CORRECTION Brother John W. “Bill” Baughman, III was incorrectly listed in the Winter 2014 issue as deceased. Brother Baughman is not deceased.

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