KAPPA DELTA RHO FOUNDATION
From the Foundation President Dear Brothers, It is our time now to act. The Centennial Recognition Program (CRP), which is our historic capital campaign, ends in just a few months. This important endeavor will endow programs run by the Fraternity, such as the William Leadership Academy, Regional Conclaves, and the Educational Leadership Consultants which support the development of our undergraduate members. While we are excited to have surpassed $1,475,000 in pledges from more than 500 Brothers, we still need your support today to reach the goal of $2,500,000. Take a look at the Wall of Honor listing the Brothers who have already made the commitment. ou may also read more about the campaign, watch the progress at www.kdrfoundation.org, and even make your contribution online. If you have questions please contact the foundation at 1-800-536-5371 or at foundation@kdr.com. Even in the current economic climate, it is reasonable that we could each pledge $20, $50, or perhaps $100 a month over the five-year pledge period. Many of our Brothers have found the option of having an automatic monthly charge to their credit card to be a convenient way to participate! Recall how great life was as an undergraduate Brother and how the skills and friendships developed during that time made you the distinguished person you are today. Make a pledge now to share that experience with current and future members. I look forward to seeing your name on the Wall of Honor at the National Convention in August.
Fraternally,
Michael Mueller, Eta ’95 President
CRP DONORS TO DATE Exemplar $250,000+ Andrew F. Barth, NA ’83
“The Centennial Recognition Program will endow KDR’s conclaves and convention. It will enable the National Fraternity to expand its programs not only to the under”graduates, but to the Alumni and Advisors of KDR’s multiple chapters. It will also allow money that was used from the Annual Fund for the aforementioned to be used to add staff to the National Office and strengthen and or add to KDR’s array of scholarship opportunities.”
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Michael Edwards Epsilon Beta ’00
Platinum $50,000-$99,999 Lee H. Idleman, I ’54 Charles W. Berger, I ’75 Gold $25,000-$49,999 William M. Goodwin, N ’61 Edward A. Spray, N ’63 Ronald G. Clark, N ’65 Donald G. Loftus, N ’65 Howard A. Rubin, R ’77 James C. Hubbard, Y ’66 Michael Gilliam, ZB ’03 Silver $15,000-$24,999 Charles F. Meinzer, Q ’87 J. Hall Jones, LB ’91
Bronze $10,000-$14,999 Raymond B. Strong, A ’91 Thomas S. Loane, B ’67 Paul A. Downes, Y ’68 Devin D. Anderson, E ’86 David R. Hamrick, Z ’57 David A. Mosborg, H ’78 William J. Paris, H ’87 Michael E. Mueller, H ’95 William C. Benton, Q ’59 Jeffrey S. Whitcomb, I ’91 Aaron C. Webster, I ’01 Thomas C. Lockwood, N ’56 Thomas V. McComb, N ’59 David K. Bilheimer, R ’61 Anthony E. Hudimac, MA ’85 Neil Z. Stern, NA ’86 Douglas A. Cifu, NA ’87 Steven M. Stastny, NA ’88
Gregg M. Klein, OA ’96 Peter Byrne, TA ’89 R. Keith Ordeneaux, ZB ’96 William C. Schwartz, ZB ’05 Christopher M. Howard, PB ’97 Jubilee $5,000-$9,999 Scott M. Adams, A ’83 W. Robert Stillman, B ’56 Jason A. Damsker, B ’93 Gregg R. Steamer, D ’74 James H. Buterbaugh, Z ’55 Kenneth J. Krynicki, H ’73 George J. Peer, Q ’45 Chad T. Peck, Q ’97 Alexander McClinchie, I ’64 Geody Davatzes, I ’91 Matt W. Leiphart, I ’92 Robert A. Bavar, I ’94 quill & scroll