The Phi Gamma Delta Magazine - Spring 2024

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PHI GAMMA DELTA

Vol. 145, No. 2 | Spring 2024

Our Olympic Heritage (p. 30)

Our Boys in the Boat (p. 33) Olympic Rowing, Gold Medals & the Brothers of Sigma Tau

Brothers from the Alpha Omicron Chapter at Akron at the 2024 Archives Weekend.

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Cover Story

Departments

30 Our Olympic Heritage 33 Our Boys in the Boat

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President's Message

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Gamma Gram

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On Campus

Olympic Rowing, Gold Medals & the Brothers of Sigma Tau

24 Graduate Almanac

Features 19 Expansion: Spring 2024 Results & Fall 2024 Plans

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21 Chartering at Texas A&M Corpus Christi 22 2024 Academy

Highlights from the 2024 Academy in St. Louis, MO

65 Spotlight 68 Ad Astra 71 Fraternally Speaking

On the Cover

21 40 2023 Honor Roll of Donors 62 New Model Update

Update on the Implementation of the New Model to Build Courageous Leaders

22 64 Volunteer Spotlight 1936 Olympic champion eight oared crew team, University of Washington (Credit: University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections) North American Interfraternity Conference

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President's Message

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ot for College Days Alone. It is a phrase every Phi Gam learns the moment they get the opportunity to join our brotherhood. It is pervasive.

This simple statement is a central tenet to our beliefs and values as brothers, serving as a clear reminder that we are not just a social organization for members while in school. Phi Gamma Delta seeks to develop the character of our members and create in them men capable of significant contributions to society. We join the brotherhood of Phi Gams knowing that we have made a lifetime commitment to the values of our Fraternity.

advisors across many chapters. We need brothers, either within or outside of formal roles, able to take a couple days in a chapter retreat to teach a new cabinet how to create a budget, how to fund it, and how to execute it.

There is a need for brothers who can spend time with rising seniors to teach them how to write a résumé, dress and prepare for job interviews, and develop a plan to secure a job upon graduation. We need graduates able to give of their time to serve as role models and mentors to build and foster the character development of our undergraduates.

Not For College Days Alone. The phrase also suggests something more – something we as graduates can do to give back – whether one calls it a duty, an obligation or simply a choice. We graduates have a vital role to play as role models and guides for our newest members to emulate.

Not for College Days Alone. An uncomplicated phrase that bears so much meaning. A simple reminder of our hopes for our undergraduates to become men of character and courage when they leave college. A clear admonition to those who have left college days behind to give back to our Fraternity with their skills, time, and competence so those who follow us can benefit.

Last fall, I wrote that young men benefit from seeing other men succeed, thrive, and prosper. Young men benefit from connections and benefit from interactions with fellow Phi Gams who have proven themselves in the world beyond university. This fact continues to drive our focus on developing a stronger graduate engagement program.

Our greatest strength is our graduate brothers. We have more than 138,000 living today. We have extraordinary brothers who have given their time and talents to volunteer on so many occasions. Some help for a year or two; others have contributed decades of their time. As Archon President, I cannot express enough thanks to all who have served and continue to serve our brothers. I am truly in awe of the kindness, talent and expertise Phi Gam brothers give back to our brotherhood every day.

Not for College Days Alone. An elementary statement meaning, “We need you, brother."

Yours Fraternally,

Bill Hunnicutt (Texas Arlington 1981), Archon President Perge! t

Yet we also need more help. We need volunteers to take on advisor roles as Purple Legionnaires or Board of Chapter Advisors members – especially in the critical support roles for our New Model with Built to Lead, Foundations of Courage and recruitment. We need brothers to serve as Section Leaders able to recruit and support

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News, Events, Feedback

Headquarters Staff Updates

Dobbins Mahogany Dobbins departed staff in November 2023 after serving as Administrative Assistant since June 2019. Mahogany lives in Lexington, Kentucky, and she now works as an Operations Coordinator for Appalachian College Association.

Also in November 2023, Monika Duke joined staff as the Associate Director of Education. In this new position, Monika is primarily responsible for creating and designing the Fraternity's e-Learning programs for undergraduate members and volunteers. Previously, she served as a Learning Program Developer at HairClub from 2022-23, as a freelance Instructional Designer at H10 Artificial Intelligence in 2022, and as an Instructional Design Educator for Mountain Valley Elementary from 2017-22 and American Preparatory Academy West Valley 2 from 201317. Monika earned her B.S. in elementary education from Brigham Young University in 2012 and her M.S. in learning experience design in education technology from Western Governors University in 2023. She

Duke

Dotson

Cunningham, B.

Cunningham, J.

lives and works in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Kim Dotson also joined staff in December 2023 as the Membership Coordinator. In this new role, Kim processes all new member registrations, and she provides support to staff by utilizing membership data to create reports, documents and certificates. She also assists brothers by processing Chapter Store orders and ordering membership items for newly initiated brothers. Before joining staff, Kim worked as an assistant department manager at Kroger for 15 years and as an insurance underwriter for Ohio Casualty Group for 13 years. She also lives in Lexington with her two teenage sons.

In January, Ben Cunningham (Missouri State 2023) joined staff as the 224th Field Secretary. He oversaw chapters and provisional chapters in the West Region for the spring 2024 semester. Ben earned a B.S. in exercise & movement science from

McHale

Brown

Missouri State University (MSU) in 2023. As an undergraduate, he served his chapter as Pig Dinner Chairman and Historian.

Jack Cunningham (Missouri State 2023) also joined staff in January as the 225th Field Secretary. During the spring 2024 semester, he oversaw chapters and provisional chapters in the Midwest Region. Jack graduated from MSU in 2023 with a B.S. in business administration & management. Jack and Ben are twins.

Noah McHale departed staff in May after serving as Senior Director of Chapter Services since December 2021. Noah lives in Minneapolis,

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Minnesota, with his wife and twin daughters.

Mike Brown assumed the role of Senior Director of Chapter Services in May. In this role, Mike oversees all aspects of undergraduate chapter support, resources and services, which includes providing leadership to the

chapter support team. Previously, Mike served the University of Kentucky Office of Student Conduct as the Associate Director from 201824, and he served in various student life positions at Georgetown College from 2011-18. Mike earned his B.S. in assets protection & security

from Eastern Kentucky University, where he joined the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity. He also earned his M.Ed. in counselor education - student affairs from Clemson University. Mike is currently a doctoral candidate in the University of Kentucky's higher education department.

2024 Annual Archives Weekend Phi Gamma Delta held its 16th annual Archives Weekend on March 19-24 at the International Headquarters. This year, 39 brothers from 8 chapters participated.

Projects Completed: • 10 banker's boxes of documents (including 3 boxes

donated by the Alberta Chapter) organized • 800+ small objects (such as badges, jewelry and trinkets from past events) photographed • 3 drawers of oversized documents (such as sheet music and blueprints) photographed • 20+ boxes of documents and photographs processed • 300+ loose photographs digitized, labeled and stored • 1,000+ small objects inventoried and tagged • Completed object-level inventory of 31 containers holding 746 items

• Continued making a master inventory system for all archival containers and objects • The team ended the week with 3,650 new digital assets, totaling 830.8 GB of data

⮟ Undergraduate brothers from the Akron Chapter in front of the International Headquarters building during Archives Weekend.

⮝ Rose-Hulman undergradu-

ate brothers assist Dana Hesse (Virginia Tech 1986) (left) with cataloging historic images.

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On Campus

Please keep in mind that news continues to come in, even when an issue has gone to press. While it may seem dated to include events from the previous semester or school year, our goal is to recognize all our brothers.

ITALICS = Provisional Chapter; Dark Gold = New Model Chapter

Alabama Birmingham

| Birmingham, AL In March, the Alpha Beta Chapter hosted their annual Diamond Week philanthropy, supporting the American Cancer Society.

Alberta

| Edmonton, AB

⮟ During the spring

semester, Epsilon Alpha held a curling competition on the University's curling rink for their Work & Play Menu Experience, a part of the Fraternity's Built to Lead programming. The curling activity taught brothers that everyone has strengths and weaknesses, so by working together as

a team, they can create the best opportunity for overall success. Clinton Nash (2024) and Zack Jansen (2023) led the activity and taught the brothers how to play, because some

brothers had never curled before.

Arizona

| Tucson, AZ Upsilon Alpha brothers hosted a large brotherhood event at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. They rented the basketball court a few hours before the Phoenix Suns vs. Denver Nuggets game and held a brother basketball tournament.

Arizona State | Tempe, AZ

⮝ Alpha Sigma brothers

volunteered at St. Mary’s Food Bank throughout the spring semester. The Chapter has also committed to volunteer at four future events, including the Pat Tillman Run and the Phoenix Heart Walk.

On March 23, the Chapter held their 59th annual Pig Dinner.

Arkansas

| Fayetteville, AR Phi Alpha's intramural basketball team won the University's 2024 Basketball Intramural Championship.

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energy-cost problems associated with furnace filters.

Colorado

| Boulder, CO

⮟ During the 2023-24

school year, Beta Kappa brothers volunteered at the Boulder Shelter one to two times a month. During each visit, brothers volunteered by cooking and serving food to those in need.

Bucknell

| Lewisburg, PA

⮝ On February 10,

several brothers from the Delta Chapter participated in the Susquehanna River Polar Plunge, raising nearly $200 for Lewisburg Neighborhoods.

Sam DeLuca (2026), an economics major, achieved

a 4.0 GPA during the fall 2024 semester.

Central Florida | Orlando, FL

Omega Phi partnered with the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority to participate in Cheers for Charity, a cheering competition supporting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Florida.

Power Pitch Competition with his product, Filter Fox. Filter Fox revolutionizes home air quality by utilizing a device and connected app that notifies you when furnace filters need to be replaced. The product combines innovation and impact to reduce the health, safety and

The Chapter also regularly hosted doughnut sales to raise money for various charities throughout the year. This included a doughnut sale to raise money for breast cancer research and awareness.

Also, during the spring semester, newly initiated brothers participated in a sorority fundraising event, where brothers raced each other while wearing high heels.

Also, in November 2023, the Chapter hosted a weeklong philanthropy event, benefiting the USO. During the event, the Chapter held several fundraising opportunities, including a dodgeball tournament.

Clemson

| Clemson, SC

⮜ Henry Putney (2024)

won Clemson University's

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[On Campus] poverty relief. Neighborly works both across the street and across the sea to welcome, feed, heal, clothe and shelter our neighbors who are at a disadvantage.

Georgia

| Athens, GA Annual Awards Correction: The Kappa Deuteron Chapter has received the Certificate of Superior Academic Achievement Award for 54 consecutive years, having won the award for the 2021 and 2022 calendar years.

Davidson

| Davidson, NC Mason Davis (2024) was one of four Abbott Scholars in the English department selected to attend the AWP (Association of Writers & Writer Programs) Conference in February.

Mason is an English and philosophy double major from Baltimore, Maryland.

Embry-Riddle

| Daytona Beach, FL

⮝ Epsilon Rho initi-

ated 11 new brothers on February 12. This brings their membership to 71 brothers, the largest in the Chapter's history.

Evansville

| Evansville, IN From March 18-23, the

Epsilon Iota Chapter hosted their Island Week philanthropy to support Evansville Easterseals Rehabilitation Center (EERC) and the United Service Organizations (USO). Throughout the week, the Chapter held several events benefiting their philanthropic partners.

The main event of the week was a BBQ-catered minigolf competition, FIJI-ATour, where all entry fees and food sale proceeds supported EERC and the USO. Through this event, the Chapter raised $2,085, surpassing their fundraising goal of $2,000.

Florida State | Tallahassee, FL

On March 24-29, Phi Sigma hosted the 2024 Diamond Girl, a week-long

philanthropy supporting Camp Kesem (CK) and Neighborly. On March 25, the Chapter hosted a "Share It" night at a local restaurant, where a portion of the night's sales benefited the philanthropy.

On March 28, the Chapter hosted a Luau Night, which included games, food and live music, to raise money for CK and Neighborly. As of April 15, the Chapter raised over $15,000.

CK is an organization which aims to help kids whose parents have been diagnosed with cancer.

They provide support to these kids during these difficult times.

And Neighborly is a Tallahassee-based nonprofit whose mission is to de-institutionalize charity through relationship-based

Georgia Tech

| Atlanta GA

During Georgia Tech's IFC Awards Presentation, Gamma Tau won two chapter awards: The James E. Dull Award and the Community Impact Award. The Dull Award is presented to the best overall fraternity chapter on campus for involvement on campus, scholastic achievements, membership programming, philanthropic achievements and DEI initiatives. The Community Impact Award acknowledges a chapter for its admirable and holistic approach to community involvement. Gamma Tau received this award for their national philanthropy and advancing brothers' individual philanthropic involvement.

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⮝ Additionally, three

brothers won individual awards: Praxedis Sanchez (2024) won the G. Wayne Clough Award as the fraternity member earning the highest scholastics and demonstrating impactful leadership through the campus and/ or his chapter; Dhruva Kothari (2025) won the Outstanding Community Service & Philanthropy Involvement Award for exhibiting an authentic love for serving and giving back to the community; and Steve Pyburn (1996) was inducted into the Greek Hall of Fame.

Pictured (L-R): Johnny Meshramkar (2024), Jacob Keenan (2024), Steve Pyburn, Dhruva Kothari and Praxedis Sanchez.

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Gettysburg

| Gettysburg, PA In November 2023, Gettysburg College celebrated Kindness Week on campus. The Xi Provisional Chapter participated by mailing turkeys to the South Central Community Action Programs. Brothers also partnered with the Alpha Phi Omega by making a Kindness Week drawing with written suggestions of how to be kind on the sidewalk outside the College Union Building.

Idaho

| Moscow, ID

⮟ In March, Mu Iota

hosted their 104th Pig Dinner, and 167 undergraduates, graduate brothers and guests attended.

The dinner included opening remarks from University of Idaho (UI) President Scott Green and short keynote speeches

by Jaxon Cherry (2025),

Steve Oliver (1968) and Section Leader Steve Lamberson (Washington 1980). Bruce Pitman (Purdue 1971), former UI Dean of Students and Phi Gamma Delta Archon Councilor, was the master of ceremonies.

During the event, the Chapter held a silent action, raising over $10,000 for the University's

Hanover

| Hanover, IN In fall 2023, the Tau Chapter hosted a cookout for the entire campus.

Brothers cooked all afternoon, and everyone was welcome to eat and enjoy each other's company.

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[On Campus] Iowa State | Ames, IA

The Alpha Iota Chapter hosted Vivek Ramaswamy, businessman and former presidential candidate, at the chapter house to discuss politics and business.

Additionally, the Chapter helped raise $10,000 in a joint philanthropy for the Iowa Special Olympics.

Patrick Manternach (2026) was elected IFC Risk Management Chair.

James Madison | Harrisonburg, VA Endowment, in honor of the four Greek students who were murdered in 2021, and Mu Iota's Scholarship Endowment.

Among the items auctioned were a football signed by Idaho Vandal greats John Yarno (1977) and Ross Nelson (1974), a basketball signed by Idaho men’s basketball coach Alex Pribble (California Berkeley 2007), and a Corner Club color print.

Illinois State | Normal, IL

⮝ Nu Iota brothers vol-

unteered at Midwest Food Bank.

Illinois Wesleyan | Bloomington, IL During the fall 2023

semester, Alpha Deuteron brothers organized a bake sale philanthropy, benefiting INtegRIty Counseling (IC). IC is a local nonprofit committed to providing counseling services, outreach, and community education on topics including grief, loss, addiction, parenting and coping skills.

Iowa

| Iowa City, IA

and sons attended a University of Iowa (UI) vs. Ohio State University men's basketball game and visited Pinseekers to play golf.

The Chapter also raised $3,255 for the UI Dance Marathon. This money will help kids and their families in the UI Children’s Hospital through their fight with cancer.

⮟ In October 2023, the

Mu Chi Chapter participated in a Beers Aren't Bad presentation on alcohol awareness.

In December 2023, the Chapter participated in, and won, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority's Lion Bowl football tournament.

Additionally, the Chapter held a semester-long philanthropy for Camp Kesem (CK) during fall 2023. CK

Mu Deuteron brothers kicked off 2024 with their annual brotherhood ski trip to Copper Mountain, Colorado. Activities included skiing, snowboarding, trivia night and a concert.

In February, the Chapter hosted its annual Dad's Weekend, where fathers

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[On Campus] On Friday, brothers took their moms out to dinner and then reconvened at the chapter house to sing karaoke. On Saturday, the Manhattan Country Club hosted the Mothers Weekend live auction, where the brothers raised over $20,000 by auctioning items like custom corn hole boards, furniture, coolers and a signed Avery Johnson jersey, to name a few.

of Excellence Award for having the highest GPA of all IFC fraternities; Purple Legionnaire Brian Sommers (Bowling Green 2001) won Graduate Advisor of the Year; and Stuart Struna (2024) won The Matthew Butts Greek Vision Award and was recognized as the 2023 IFC President of the Year.

Kent State

During the fall 2023 semester, Upsilon Kappa welcomed and initiated 47 new brothers, representing 14 states.

| Kent, OH is a national nonprofit, student-run organization committed to supporting children impacted by a parent's cancer journey.

CK has touched the lives of thousands of kids each year, creating an incredible support network. And through the Chapter's fundraising efforts, brothers aim to provide these children with the gift of a free summer camp experience.

Kansas State | Manhattan, KS

⮝ From March 2-4,

Chi Deuteron held their annual Mothers Weekend.

On March 13, at Kent State University's IFC Night of Achievement, Kappa Upsilon won several awards: The Chapter was recognized with the Scholarship Standard

Kentucky

| Lexington, KY

⮟ The Chapter also

partnered with the Delta Gamma Sorority for the University of Kentucky's annual Bring It On! (BIO)

Johns Hopkins | Baltimore, MD

Beta Mu had a very successful spring recruitment with a record-breaking 27 newly initiated brothers.

The Chapter also held a boiler room event, raising thousands for the One Love Foundation. The event was led by Vivek Kotla (2025), who is a DJ.

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[On Campus] cheer leading competition philanthropy. BIO is the University's largest fall Greek philanthropy event, which benefits The Nest - Center for Women, Children & Families and the Make a Wish Foundation. The Chapter helped raise over $70,000 for The Nest and Make a Wish, while winning the best performance in the competition.

Knox

| Galesburg, IL

⮟ Gamma Deuteron

once again held a successful St. Baldrick’s philanthropy, supporting the St. Baldrick’s Foundation (SBF), which funds childhood cancer research. This year, 12 brothers raised $5,470 by shaving their heads in support of the cause. The Chapter donated an additional $4,530, bringing their total donation to $10,000 for the SBF.

Louisiana State | Baton Rouge, LA

⮞ The Beta Rho Chapter

conducted its third annual Thanksgiving Food Drive.

Through the event, the Chapter raised $2,269 for 20 families in the New Orleans area, and they donated the excess to the Live2Serve nonprofit.

Brothers also volunteered by distributing goods and food collected.

Maine

| Orono, ME On April 6, Omega Mu brothers volunteered at the 29th annual Hike for the Homeless, benefitting the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter. The event began with a 2.4-mile hike and ended with free pizza, music by a DJ and a raffle drawing.

Minnesota

| Minneapolis, MN In November 2023, Mu

Sigma hosted a Casino Night philanthropy supporting the Masonic Children's Hospital (MCH).

The event included blackjack, poker and roulette stations, a silent auction, and a raffle. Through this event, the Chapter raised nearly $5,000 for the MCH. In December 2023, the Chapter partnered with the Phi Mu Sorority to make Christmas cards for children in local children's hospitals.

Also, during the fall 2023 semester, the Chapter had

a 3.45 GPA, earning them 4th place in grades among IFC fraternities.

Additionally, the Chapter partnered with The Graduate Minneapolis Hotel and Boynton Health to fight food insecurity at the University of Minnesota (UM) by supporting Boynton Health's Nutritious U Food Pantry.

One in five UM students face food insecurity, which is why the Nutritious U initiative was dedicated to providing meal vouchers to students who engage with their on-campus food pantry services.

Mississippi State | Starkville, MS

During the fall 2023 semester, Sigma Mu was first in grades among IFC fraternities, with a 3.40 GPA. Also, 46 brothers placed on the President's List, and 23 brothers placed on the Dean's List.

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Sigma Mu's team for the Phi Gam Space Jam basketball tournament.

⮝ During the spring

semester, the Chapter hosted their third annual Phi Gam Space Jam, a Greek basketball tournament supporting the Brickfire Mentoring Program (BMP). BMP is an after-school program, where MSU students mentor kids. This year, the event raised $12,000 for BMP. Additionally, during the MSU Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life's annual Ritter Awards, the Chapter was awarded Highest IFC GPA, and Clark Steward (2024) was awarded Fraternity President of the Year. Clark is a civil engineering major from Sikeston, Missouri.

Montevallo

| Montevallo, AL Ethan Ivy (2024) was one of 10 college students

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selected as a Legislative Intern for the State of Alabama, from January 30 - May 20. Ethan, a political science major, is serving as a House Intern.

North Alabama | Florence, AL

Phi Upsilon participated in the University of North Alabama's (UNA) annual Step Sing, a dance competition benefiting UNA students through Caring for the Pride & the Pantry.

North Carolina | Chapel Hill, NC

The Epsilon Chapter received a 3.602 GPA for the fall 2023 semester, earning the Chapter 2nd place in grades among IFC fraternities.

Ohio

| Athens, OH The Alpha Omega Chapter introduced Canvas for a Cause, an art gala philanthropy event supporting cancer research. Through the event, the Chapter raised $8,000 to help fight cancer.

Ohio State

| Columbus, OH On Super Bowl Sunday, Omicron Deuteron brothers were welcomed to the chapter house for a tailgate, featuring yard games and wings. Afterwards, brothers enjoyed the game and brotherhood.

Meek (2025) traveled to Spain to study abroad for the fall 2023 semester.

Oklahoma

| Norman, OK During the fall 2023 semester, Nu Omega initiated 60 new brothers, which is the largest new brother class in chapter history.

The Chapter's sophomore intramural football team won the fall 2023 championship game versus the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity.

| Delaware, OH

The Chapter also partnered with Meals on Wheels of Norman by hosting a campus-wide food drive. The Chapter raised over $500, which was spent on canned goods for the community.

Kevin Fratz (2025), Kevin Zhou (2025) and Cooper

Additionally, in March, during the Greek Awards

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[On Campus] Program, the Chapter received a Silver Excellence Award for the school year as a well-run, high-performing organization. And Beau Raley (2025) was awarded Fraternity Chapter President of the Year. Beau is the son of Phi Gam sire Lance (1987).

Jackson Marburger (2026) presented a business pitch at the Startup OU showcase, an entrepreneurial program designed to help young entrepreneurs start their businesses. He won the Best Pre-Seed Award and was awarded a $2,000 grant for his business, GreenPark Lighting, a Christmas light product that will change the future of the holiday light industry. He is currently working on the manufacturing process and expects to hit the market by the holiday

2024 season. Jackson currently serves his chapter as Treasurer.

donated toys and gifts to children in need during the Christmas season.

recently gave four scholarships to undergraduates totaling $14,000.

Penn State

Rhode Island

Rose-Hulman

In February, Gamma Phi brothers participated in Penn State's THON, a 46-hour dance marathon that supports the Four Diamond Foundation (FDF) for fighting childhood cancer. Nicholas Colinear (2024), Hunter Davia-Zive (2024) and Brendan Reitman (2024) represented the Chapter as dancers. The Chapter raised over $90,300 for the FDF, which helped to set the University fundraising record of $16.9 million.

This spring, Kappa Rho hosted their Island Week philanthropy, a week-long competition supporting the American Heart Association. Throughout the week, each sorority selected one member to represent them in the competition, and that representative was in charge of selecting their teams for various fundraising events.

The sorority woman with the winning team was crowned Island Queen and received several prizes.

In December 2023, Rho Phi brothers volunteered at Happiness Bag (HB) by serving a traditional Christmas dinner and providing gifts from Santa Claus. HB is a recreational and educational facility designed for individuals with disabilities. The Chapter was presented with the Make a Difference Award from WTHI-TV for hosting this event for over 30 years.

Pittsburgh

Richmond

The Pi Sigma Chapter

The Rho Chi Chapter

| State College, PA

| Pittsburgh, PA

| South Kingstown, RI

| Terre Haute, IN

Sam Houston | Huntsville, TX

| Richmond, VA

⮟ On February 10,

one-third of the Sigma Eta Chapter attended

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the Special Olympics in Livingston, Texas.

Sewanee

| Sewanee, TN

⮝ On November 2, 2023,

Gamma Sigma held a graduate brother event, where graduate and undergraduate brothers enjoyed dinner and brotherhood activities together.

The Chapter also held their annual Dads Weekend on November 10-12, 2023.

Brothers and their dads enjoyed dinner on Friday night and great company throughout the weekend.

South Carolina

child has to go through the fight alone. Ryan Darby (2026) and his family created Just TRYAN It in 2009 after Ryan was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. After experiencing this challenge firsthand and witnessing a girl next door who was often left alone as her parents worked overtime to pay for her treatment, Ryan's family made it their goal to provide financial assistance to families with a child in treatment for pediatric cancer. Since then, they have raised over $4.7 million and helped over 3,500 families.

| Columbia, SC

Tampa

On November 16, 2023, Mu Lambda hosted their annual Head Shave for Hope (HSFH) philanthropy. HSFH supports Just TRYAN It, a foundation hosting children's triathlon fundraisers to benefit those battling childhood cancer and to ensure no

This spring, Tau Beta hosted their first Pig Dinner since the Chapter's founding in October 2020.

The event was attended

by Tau Beta undergraduate and graduate brothers and graduates from the Tampa area. This included

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the Chapter's Xi Class, which was initiated before the event, so they were given the honor of carrying in the pig. And Detlev Aeppel (South Florida 1973) read the Chapter's first Exile's Toast.

The Chapter also participated in the Officer of Fraternity & Sorority Life's annual Greek Week philanthropy, benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Tampa (RMHT). The Week included various competitions, where Greek chapters were paired and assigned a music genre theme.

Tau Beta was partnered with the Sigma Delta Tau Sorority and the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, and they were assigned alternative as their music genre. The week's final event was the Greek Variety Show (GVS), a dance competition where each team performed a 10-minute dance, which was choreographed to their music genre. This year, the Chapter's team raised over $45,000 for the RMHT, and they were 1st place in GVS and overall 2nd place for Greek Week.

Texas Christian | Fort Worth, TX

⮟ In October 2023, Tau

Chi hosted Fiji Squiji, a car wash philanthropy event, at the Tri Delt Circle in Greek Village. During the event, brothers washed cars for $10, and all the proceeds were donated to the USO. Adam Stromberg (2024) served as President of TCU's IFC, which was

| Tampa, FL

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recently recognized by the North American Interfraternity Conference for Outstanding Community Service and Outstanding DEI.

Texas Dallas | Dallas, TX

⮟ During the 2023-24

academic year, Tau Delta had two very successful recruitment seasons.

The Chapter initiated 10 new brothers in fall 2023 and 10 new brothers in spring 2024, bringing the Chapter's total membership to 28 members, the highest it has been in three years. The Chapter is very grateful for the hard work and leadership of their recruitment chairmen, Nikit Arya 2026), Jadon Grimes (2025), Abhiram

Chilukuri (2025) and Ivan Macsemchuk (2024).

Virginia Tech | Blacksburg, VA

⮝ During the fall 2023

semester, the Rho Alpha Chapter revived their Run Across Virginia, a football run supporting the Jimmy V Foundation, after a fouryear hiatus. This year, the Chapter partnered with the

Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity at the University of Virginia for the relay-style run between Virginia Tech, and UVA. The run lasted approximately 12.5 hours, and both fraternity chapters raised over $20,000 for the Jimmy V Foundation, which supports cancer research. Brothers Wesley Bennett (2026) and Bryce Marcantonio (2025) coordinated this event, including everything from transportation to police escorts.

Brothers also volunteered with Micah's Backpack (MB) three times throughout the fall 2023 semester.

MB is a take-home lunch initiative for underprivileged students in the Blacksburg area. Each Friday, students participating in the program receive six pre-packed

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[On Campus] Glaucoma Foundation in Boston.

In November 2023, the Chapter participated in two philanthropies: The Best Beard Competition, benefiting the American Cancer Society, and No Shave November, raising over $1,200 for the Movember Foundation.

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meals to take home for the weekend.

In November 2023, brothers traveled to Lexington, Kentucky, to induct their new cabinet at the International Headquarters. While onsite, the brothers also had a chance to tour the headquarters and museum.

Additionally, 43% of the Chapter made the Dean's List for the fall 2023 semester.

Wabash

| Crawfordsville, IN Olivier Tuyishime (2025) was one of three Wabash students who earned the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study abroad. Olivier,

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a native of Rwanda, is a political science major and Black Studies minor, in the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies.

The Gilman Scholarship, supported by the U.S. Congress, is an initiative of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) and is aided in its implementation by the Institute of International Education (IIE). The purpose of the Gilman International Scholarship program is to encourage participation in study abroad programs for under-represented students, particularly those who are studying in under-represented areas of the world and/

or under-represented languages.

WPI

| Worcester, MA The Pi Iota Chapter made the Fraternity's value of service a priority during the fall 2023 semester: At the beginning of the semester, brothers volunteered for WPI's freshman move-in day by helping freshmen and their families move into their dorm rooms.

Brothers planted thousands of flags on the campus quad in honor of 9/11 Remembrance Day. Several brothers volunteered at Veterans Inc. by organizing clothes and preparing community meals.

The Chapter also volunteered at the Children's

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throughout the 2023-24 academic year, the Chapter has continued their volunteer work with Our Bright Future (OBF), a STEM education after school program at the Worcester Public Schools, where brothers mentor students in grades 5-8. Through this volunteer work, the Chapter earned WPI's 2023 Edwin B. Coughlin Award for Community Service and OBF's Volunteerism Award, and Daniel Barmakian (2024) won OBF's Volunteer of the Year Award.

Alex Tomellini (2026) participated in the Greg Reeves Memorial 5k.

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Expansion Spring 2024 Results During spring 2024, the Fraternity completed re-establishment projects at the University of Denver, Florida International University and West Virginia University.

Denver

| Denver, CO Staff: Field Secretary Sean Moskal GPA: 3.38 Fun Facts: • Brothers are members and leaders in student government, the Programming Board and more.

• The Provisional Chapter started the Denver Greek Community’s first bi-weekly service project, a campus clean-up open to both members and non-members.

Brothers have also participated in all other Greek philanthropy events.

Florida International | Miami, FL

Staff: Field Secretary Jarrett Keyton GPA: 3.34 Fun Facts: • Brothers are involved on campus as Orientation Leaders and in Order of Omega and Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity.

• Local graduate brothers, including FIU President Ken Jessell (Florida State 1977), have been very supportive of the Provisional Chapter. Graduates also launched a mentor program to support undergraduates' professional and academic goals, and every undergraduate is enrolled.

West Virginia

| Morgantown, WV Staff: Field Secretaries West Brownlee and Craig Osborne GPA: 3.4 Fun Facts: • The Founding Fathers are from across the U.S. as well as Timor-Leste and Haiti.

• Cameron Strader (2025) and Will Eyster (2026) are legacies, and Cameron's father, Robert (1988), is a graduate brother from the West Virginia Chapter.

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[On Campus]

Fall 2024 Expansion Plans At press time, Phi Gamma Delta has received invitations to establish a provisional chapter at Samford University and to re-establish the Alpha Chapter at Washington & Jefferson College and the Sigma Chapter at Wittenberg. The Archons approved all three for expansion during the fall 2024 term.

Plans are always subject to change, and additions to our expansion schedule will be posted on www.phigam.org/ Expansion. If you know men at Samford, Washington & Jefferson, or Wittenberg, please contact us at phigam@phigam.org to let us know.

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Recommend a Member The recruitment of quality men remains essential to the success of Phi Gamma Delta and is the most important area of operation for each of our chapters. If you know a man who would be an asset to Phi Gamma Delta, we ask that you make a recommendation.

Please contact Director of Fraternity Growth Graham Hess at ghess@ phigam.org with questions or recommendations.

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[Chartering]

Chi Tau at Texas A&M University Corpus Christi Chartering

Date: April 20, 2024 Chapter President: Omar Escudero (2025) Purple Legionnaire: Doug Acker (WPI 1983) Legate: Clark Robertson (Nebraska 1982) International Fraternity Delegation:

• Matthew Amend (Iowa 1987), Archon Secretary • Jon Yates (Texas A&M 1991), Archon Councilor • Josh Laufenberg (Illinois 2008), Ritualist • Paul Hains (Texas Christian 1987), Section Leader • Rob Caudill (Akron 2004), Executive Director • Todd Rotgers (Minnesota 2011), Assistant Executive Director • Ben Blacklock (Sam Houston 2015), Director of Chapter Services - East • Brian Hand (Pittsburgh 2023), Field Secretary

Ritual Team: Brothers from the Pittsburgh, Texas Christian, Sam Houston and Calgary chapters Charter Members: 16

Noteworthy: • The Provisional Chapter was founded in fall 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Tammie Pinkston, Opening Session

The Chi Deuteron Chapter at Kansas State received six Undergraduate Chapter Awards during the Opening Banquet. The Chapter also sent the most delegates, with 11 undergraduate brothers in attendance.

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he 2024 Academy was held January 5-7, 2024, bringing undergraduate and graduate leaders back to the historic St. Louis Union Station Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri. This annual leadership training prepared our brothers to “Lead with Courage” and continue to learn about the importance of implementing the New Model.

By the Numbers 2024 had a strong showing, with 596 brothers and guests in attendance. This included:

◆ Undergraduates: 449 from 129 chapters and provisional chapters

◆ Chapters/Provisional Chapters with 3+ Delegates: 34 (with 11

brothers from Kansas State)

◆ Graduates: 101 (including 45 Purple Legionnaires and 30 Section Leaders)

Pursuing Excellence The 2024 Academy kicked off with the Pursuing Excellence sessions, providing brothers with

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an opportunity to attend sessions aligning with Built to Lead, the Fraternity’s member development program. Session topics included hazing, graduate relations, executive leadership development, best practices with philanthropy and community service, academic success, and planning meaningful brotherhood events. The goal of these sessions was to ensure brothers left Academy with ideas for implementing Built to Lead at the chapter level. Concurrent with these sessions, new Purple Legionnaires gathered to learn about their new role.

Opening Banquet The Academy’s first large group event was the Opening Banquet,

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on Friday evening, January 5.

Emcee Jade Metcalf (Washington State 1992) opened the dinner recounting Academy history. After dinner, the Fraternity presented the 2022 Chapter Annual Awards.

Keynote speaker Victor Cui (Alberta 1994) provided a passionate story using his personal, professional and Fraternity experiences to educate brothers on how to “be a loser," and how failure can help you learn and make you better in the long run.

Change Management The Academy included several guest speakers and presenters throughout the event. This included Tammie Pinkston, an executive leader in strategic

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Glenn Moor, PGDEF Chairman

Jeff Downey (podium) delivered the Exile's Toast at Saturday night's Pig Dinner. consulting and advisory services and past International President Caudill (Akron 2004) proof the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, vided an update on New who spoke at the Opening Session Model implementaon Saturday morning. Tammie tion. Rob reminded acknowledged change is not easy attendees why the but is necessary for organizaFraternity made the tions to continue to be successshift, provided data ful. She educated brothers on on implementation, Ken Jessell, Pig various ways to manage change Michael Arnold, and shared positive Dinner using several examples through Pig Dinner anecdotes from Early her professional and volunteer Adopting chapters.

Fraternity's 2022 experiences. Ultimately, Tammie Individual Annual Award winhelped attendees understand what Pig Dinner ners. Michael Arnold (Kansas is needed to make changes in their The 2024 Academy concluded State 2023), who received the chapters to implement the New with a model Frank Norris Pig Wilkinson Award as Phi Gamma Model.

Dinner. Brothers from our oldest Delta’s most outstanding senior, chapter in attendance, Epsilon at Foundation Luncheon the University of North Carolina, gave an inspirational speech about his Fraternity experience.

Saturday's luncheon, sponhad the honor of bringing in the The evening concluded with a sored by the Phi Gamma Delta pig. Former Ritualist and Archon keynote by Florida International Educational Foundation, began President Bill Miller (Indiana University President Dr. Ken with Foundation Chairman Glenn 1962, Purdue G. A. 1996) and Jessell (Florida State 1977). Ken Moor (Texas Tech 1984) promot- Lance Harris-Fiesel (Alberta ing the Immortal Phi Gam proj2027) were the eldest and youngest gave a spirited and insightful speech on the changing landect, which encourages brothers to brothers in attendance, respecscape of higher education and the register as organ, eye and tissue tively, so they shared the honor of importance of implementing the donors. Glenn also presented the kissing the pig. Section Leader Jeff New Model given those changes.

Ed Gulewitz (Texas Christian Downey (UCLA 1983) concluded 1989) Award for the Promotion of the Pig Dinner-related activities We look forward to returning to Organ Donation. with a rendition of An Exile’s Toast. the Union Station Hotel in 2025 as Following the award announcement, Executive Director Rob

The evening’s program also included recognition of the

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Graduate Almanac Legionnaire. The court will be used for undergraduate pick-up games and the 3x3 basketball tournament, which is held each spring.

California Irvine | Irvine, CA

Iota Chi brothers from the classes of 1984-90 gathered for a reunion in the Palm Springs, California area.

Bowling Green

| Bowling Green, OH

⮝ Brian Sommers

(Bowling Green State 2001), the Kappa Upsilon Chapter's Purple Legionnaire, won Graduate Advisor of the Year at Kent State University's IFC Night of Achievement awards ceremony.

Case Western Reserve | Cleveland, OH

⮟ Lee Morgan (1987)

Thousand Paws: Caring for the Dogs of the Iditarod: A Veterinarian’s Story" (Liveright/Norton Publishing), which is now available. The book is about Lee's experiences as a trail veterinarian for the Iditarod Sled Dog Race, an annual race that takes dogs and their human mushers 1,049 miles through Alaska’s toughest wilderness. As part of the veterinary team, he was responsible for checking the health status of the canine competitors.

Cincinnati

| Cincinnati, OH On March 13, Chi Omicron graduate brothers met for a reunion lunch at the Crow's Nest in Venice, Florida. The gathering included six brothers and their guests: Bill Dowdney (1973), Steve Crowe (1972), Rita Crowe, Bruce Ziegler (1971), Joanne Ziegler, Chuck DeWitt (1972), Stephanie Elliott, Chuck Ferraro (1976), Chris Ferraro and Kevin Hopper (1973).

wrote the book “Four

Bucknell

| Lewisburg, PA The Delta Chapter recently built and named a half basketball court behind the chapter house in honor of Purple Legionnaire Ed Robinson (1986) for winning the 2022 Durrance Award as the Fraternity’s most outstanding Purple

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| Davidson, NC Rick Bender (1993) was named to Davidson College's 2024 Athletics Hall of Fame Class. Rick was a three-time first-team all-conference shortstop for the baseball team, and he graduated as the program's all-time leader in hits, doubles, extra-base hits, total bases, at-bats and games played. He still ranks among the all-time leaders in those categories, including second with 90 extrabase hits, second with 401 total bases, third with 176 runs scored and fourth with 198 games played.

Rick currently works as the sports information director for Dartmouth College.

Embry-Riddle

| Daytona Beach, FL

⮟ Michael Guldin (2023) (right), who graduated with a BS in aerospace

physiology, is currently training to become a Ground Control (GC) Officer at NASA. Once fully certified, he will be responsible for ground systems within MCC-H and the Space Flight Tracking and Data Network (STDN).

The GC is also responsible for telemetry, command, trajectory data, voice, video and communication interface operations, and they are the authority for the overall control of the ground network and MCC-H systems. Michael still has two more years of training before being fully qualified. Then he will receive an additional one to two years of training to be certified for NASA's Artemis program, the next human moon-landing missions set to start in 2025 for a fly-by and 2026 for the first landing. Michael has always had an immense passion for space and science, so when he learned

a Phi Gam, Gene Cernan (Purdue 1956), was the last person to set foot on the moon, he felt even prouder to be a Fiji.

the volunteer emcees. Kyle was happy to see another graduate brother and fellow BCA member supporting the community.

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Georgia Tech

| Tallahassee, FL

⮝ On February 9, Kyle

Hartmann (1999) (left) volunteered for the Tim Tebow Night to Shine (NtS) in Tallahassee, Florida. This was Kyle's fourth year serving as a "buddy" to a special needs member of the community who attended the event. The Tallahassee event is typically the largest NtS in the United States, with hundreds of special needs guests in attendance, and this year's event was no exception. When Kyle arrived at the event, he noticed Josh Green (2022) (right), a local meteorologist for WCTV in Tallahassee, was one of

| Atlanta, GA

Steve Pyburn (1996) was inducted into Georgia Tech's Greek Hall of Fame, which recognizes Georgia Tech's distinguished fraternity and sorority alumni for their notable contributions to the fraternity/ sorority experience and for exemplifying the ideals of their fraternity or sorority creed. In 1996 Steve received the Wilkinson Award as the Fraternity’s most outstanding senior.

Hanover

| Hanover, IN In March 2023, a group of graduate brothers gathered

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[Graduate Almanac] on January 19. Don's sister, Valerie Moore, attended to meet his brothers and to honor Don, along with the 14 other brothers who passed Ad Astra since 2022.

Illinois Wesleyan | Bloomington, IL

for a skiing and brotherhood trip in McCall, Idaho, where Wes Keller (1995) resides. Brothers in attendance included: Wes Keller, Paul Clark (1995), Bill Zorn (1995), Rob Ruzicka (1996), Kevin DeFosset (1995), Justin Powers (1994), Robert "Aba" Orr (1994), Jim Boyers (1994), Brendan Bergin (1996) and Tony Wibbeler (1995).

Fame, April 5, 2023. The honor recognizes individuals who have made a lasting contribution to the community in economic, cultural and civic endeavors. Eric is co-owner of Hofbräuhaus and National Band & Tag Company in Newport, Kentucky, and he serves as Mayor of Fort Thomas, Kentucky.

Todd Grimes (1990) was named Simon Youth Foundation's 2023 Teacher of the Year. He serves as lead teacher at the Greenfield-Central Community (Ind.) School Corporation’s Simon Youth Academy and is a board member for the Bartholomew Consolidated (Ind.) School Corporation.

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Eric Haas (1978) was inducted into the Northern Kentucky Business Hall of

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(Purdue 1971), former UI Dean of Students and Phi Gamma Delta Archon Councilor, was the master of ceremonies.

⮝ Also, during Pig

Dinner, 11 brothers from the 1974 pledge class celebrated their 50th reunion.

There was one heartbreaking absence, Donald "Hud" Huddleston (1974), who passed unexpectedly

Alpha Deuteron launched the Jerry Philpott (1959) Brother of the Year Award in memory of Jerry. The award will be presented to a brother who best exemplifies keeping the brotherhood connected each year at Pig Dinner. The inaugural award winner was announced at Pig Dinner on April 20, 2024.

Indiana State | Terre Haute, IN

⮟ Mark Zimmerman (1974) completed a watercolor painting of the Iota Sigma chapter house. Mark's first job

In March, Mu Iota hosted their 104th Pig Dinner, and 167 undergraduates, graduates and guests attended. The dinner including opening remarks from University of Idaho (UI) President Scott Green and short keynote speeches

by Jaxon Cherry (2025), Steve Oliver (1968) and Section Leader Steve Lamberson (Washington 1980). Bruce Pitman

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[Graduate Almanac] chapters in the Fraternity, founded in 1867, only 19 years after the founding of Phi Gamma Delta.

Louisiana State | Baton Rouge, LA

⮜ JJ Hidalgo (2023) (center) and Beta Rho Chapter President Josh Homan (2024) (right) presented Donald Hidalgo (1950) (left) with his Diamond Owl certificate, celebrating 75 years as a brother. JJ is Donald's grandson.

Oklahoma State | Stillwater, OK

⮟ Austin Eckroat (2019) was teaching junior high and elementary art for the Michigan City Area Schools. However, he transitioned his career into the business world, specializing in human resource management and executive recruitment. It wasn't until retirement that Mark returned to his artistic roots and became a prolific watercolorist. His artwork received awards at the Art Barn’s Annual Art Exhibition in 2022 and 2023, as well as the Berrien Artist Guild’s Exhibition in St. Joseph, Michigan.

During the summer of 2023, the Iota Sigma Chapter held a brother reunion at Larry Watson's (1971) lake front property in Terre Haute, and 11

brothers attended: Phil Astell (1972), George Moore (1975), Tracy Long (1975), Greg Lane (1976), Jeff McMahan (1978), Kevin Marks (1974), Mike Schell (1973), John Garner (1972), Charlie Brown (1974), Bob Shenberger (1976) and John DeCoursey (1973).

Deuteron brothers celebrated the Fraternity's 175th anniversary in combination with their Pig Dinner and Knox College's 2023 Homecoming.

Gamma Deuteron is proud to be one of the oldest

(center) won the PGA Tour maiden tour title at the Cognizant Classic.

Rhode Island

| South Kingstown, RI Mark Felag (1984) received the 2024 Providence Engineering

Kansas State | Manhattan, KS

Chi Deuteron graduate brothers donated $10,000 to the KU Med Center Leukemia & Lymphoma Research Project in memory of Rod Morgan (1972).

Knox

| Galesburg, IL On October 28, Gamma

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[Graduate Almanac] updated their website, swflfijigrads.com, to include a Venmo payment option and created a Facebook page. They invite all full or part-time area residents to view these resources.

Syracuse

| Syracuse, NY

Society (PES) Freeman Award. This award is the Society's highest honor and is given to an individual who has demonstrated engineering excellence and has advanced the engineering profession throughout their career.

San Diego State | San Diego, CA

⮝ On November 18,

2023, several San Diego State graduate brothers from the classes of 198788 gathered for a reunion at the Iron Door Saloon in Groveland, California.

Some of the brothers in attendance had not seen each other in 15 years.

Pictured (L-R): David Swank (1988), Scott Sutcliff (1987), Michael Janes (1988), Douglas Grover (1987), Miles Acker (1987), Lance Dawson (1987) and Mike Crisafulli (1988).

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South Carolina | Columbia, SC

Steven Carsch (2018) manages the band Tripping on Bricks, founded by James “Ridge” DeVuono (South Carolina 2018).

The band’s sophomore album, “Gemini,” will be released on May 31.

Southwest Florida Graduate Chapter | Naples, FL

2023, activities included a Brotherhood Breakfast, a Luncheon with a representative from the Lee County Sheriff 's Office speaking on the topic of Identity Theft and Fraud Protection, and a guided tour at the ArtisNaples Baker Art Museum.

In the spring, brothers gathered for a spring training major league baseball game, as well as the Norris Pig Dinner.

The Graduate Chapter also

David Tubiolo (2010) completed Army Officer Candidate School (OCS) and was commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant Tubiolo on January 24.

Tennessee Tech | Cookeville, TN

In November 2023, Theta Tau brothers met in Knoxville, Tennessee, to enjoy a Tool concert and brotherhood. Brothers included: Doug Johnson (1999), John Rector (1991), J. Brent Ellis (1999), Jason Greene (1999), Brandon Walters (1999), Chris

⮞ This year, Rob Bicket

(Illinois Wesleyan 1967) continues as Graduate Chapter President, and Chuck Ferraro (Cincinnati 1976) and Dave Murray (Florida State 1976) assumed the roles of Secretary and Treasurer, respectively.

Due to the seasonal nature of the Graduate Chapter's membership, activities take place between November and April each year. In fall

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[Graduate Almanac] Breckenridge, and they camped and mountain biked in Moab, Utah. Prior to the visit, they had not seen each other in 35 years.

As undergraduates, Roger succeeded Chris as Chapter President, and they both earned a PhD in their respective fields.

Virginia Tech | Blacksburg, VA Weaver (2001) and Matt Leonard (2001).

Union

| Schenectady, NY

⮝ Chris Hutchins (1986)

visited Roger Likewise (1987) and his wife, Kim, at their home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in October 2023. Chris and Roger hiked and camped in Colorado Springs and

Brothers John Miller (1971), Ward Follette (1976), Nasty Jones (1976) and Dana Hesse (1986, Western Kentucky G.A. 2016) volunteered at the chapter house by replacing exterior doors, including new jambs. The project

took several days, and the Chapter is very grateful for the help of these four graduate brothers.

WPI

| Worcester, MA Mitch Riley (2009) and his two brothers recently attempted the summit of Aconcagua, the highest point in South America. They spent two weeks hiking high in the Andes between Chile and Argentina and made the highest camp at 20,000 feet despite fierce weather conditions with high wind.

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Our Olympic Heritage

Recalling the Feats of Some of the Great Athletes in Phi Gamma Delta History & Saluting All Brothers Who Have Competed in the Summer Games

By Bill Martin (Mississippi State 1975)

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ith the games of the XXXIII Olympiad upon us, this is a good opportunity to educate a new generation of Fijis about a few of the great Olympic performances and stories in which Phi Gamma Deltas have played a part. We have selected three athletes to spotlight and will list all the brothers who have participated in the Olympics since the modern games began in 1896.

Robert B. Mathias (Stanford 1953)

What can you do for an encore after winning the Olympic decathlon at the age of 17? This was the pleasant dilemma that confronted Bob Mathias in 1948, just two months after graduation from Tulare High School in central California. At the London Games that year, he became the youngest winner of a men’s track and field event in the history of

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the Olympics, and this in the event thought by many to require the most physical and mental maturity.

driven into the stadium, and their headlights were used to illuminate the foul line.

While most great track and field athletes are pegged rather quickly by their coaches for their area of specialty, decathletes often take a circuitous route to the multi-event, trying their hand first at a variety of events. This was the case for Bob, although when his Tulare coach first hit upon the idea of the decathlon for Bob, he did not even know which 10 events were included in the competition. Less than two months later, Bob competed in the Olympic tryouts and beat the threetime national champion. Although both coach and pupil had thought the 1952 Games were a more realistic goal, Mathias was now America’s prime contender in London.

Although he did not have the longest javelin toss, Bob scored enough points to maintain his lead. When he crossed the finish line in the 1500-meter run about a half hour later, he became the youngest winner of a men’s track and field event in Olympic history.

Rain fell for much of the two days of the 1948 decathlon competition. At the end of the five events of the first day, Bob was third behind competitors from Argentina and France.

On the second day, he took the lead with the third event, the pole vault.

The next to last event, the javelin, began around 10:00 p.m., 12 hours after the competition had started that morning. Because there were no lights on the infield, cars were

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After spending the following year at Kiski Prep in Pennsylvania, Bob enrolled at Stanford in fall of 1949. By the time of his initiation by the Lambda Sigma Chapter in October 1950, he had won two more National AAU decathlon titles and had set a world record.

He set another world record in 1952 shortly before the Helsinki Olympics.

In 1952, he eclipsed his world record yet again and won the decathlon competition by the largest margin in Olympic history.

He was the first athlete to win the Olympic decathlon twice. Two others have achieved that feat since 1952.

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[Olympic Heritage] and later was director of the U.S. Olympic Training Center for six years. He passed ad astra on September 2, 2006.

Percy A. Williams (British Columbia 1932) Many Phi Gams have heard of Bob Mathias and are at least vaguely familiar with his Olympic accomplishments.

However, few brothers know that a Fiji is among the nine men to achieve the Olympic sprint double gold medals in the 100 and 200meter dashes.

At 126 pounds and 20 years of age, Percy Williams looked too frail to be a sprint threat. Not considered a serious contender before the 1928 Games in Amsterdam, he caught the crowd’s attention in the second qualifying round of the 100 meters when he tied the Olympic record with a time of 10.6 seconds. However, two other runners matched that time, and as the finalists took their marks, Williams was given only an outside chance of winning. Nevertheless, he took the lead at the gun and never relinquished it, winning by two feet.

Two days later when the 200meter final approached, he was at a decided disadvantage. As the only finalist to have competed through all rounds of the 100 meters, he was preparing for his eighth race in four

days, and the early rounds of the 200 meters had been especially grueling. In the final, with 50 meters to go, Percy took the lead and pulled away to win by almost a meter in 21.8 seconds. Of additional interest, the fifth-place finisher in this race was another Canadian brother, John Fitzpatrick (Toronto 1934).

When Percy returned to Vancouver, he was met by a crowd of thousands of fans and was given a sports car and $14,500 for his education. In fall 1928, he entered the University of British Columbia and as a renowned athlete and national hero was the object of aggressive recruitment by the fraternities. He finally chose Alpha Gamma Phi, the local fraternity which became the Pi Gamma Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta on October 5, 1929.

Percy continued to compete while a student, looking ahead to the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles.

In 1930 he won the 100 meters in the Dominion Championships, and in 1931 he was unanimously selected by the AAU of Canada as the nation’s outstanding athlete. As the 1932 Games in Los Angeles approached, he was beset by a chronic leg injury. He made it through the first two qualifying rounds in the 100 meters but was eliminated when he finished fourth in the semifinals. Because of the injury he chose not to compete in the 200 meters, although he was a member of the Canadian team which finished fourth in the 400meter relay.

A brief update on Brother Williams in the January 1952 issue of the magazine referred to him, at age 43, as a prosperous insurance executive.

He passed ad astra on November 29, 1982.

Glenn V. Cunningham (Kansas 1934)

The amazing story of Glenn Cunningham, unbelievable as it may seem, has inspired many athletes and others who have overcome daunting adversity.

When he was eight years old, the stove in his schoolroom in Elkhart, Kansas, exploded, severely burning his legs and killing his brother. For a time, it was feared that he might never walk again. But he recovered well enough to become America’s premier middle-distance runner of the 1930s, running the 1500 meters in both Olympic Games of that decade.

In the 1932 Games in Los Angeles, though he was suffering from a bad case of tonsillitis, Glenn was leading heading into the final lap of the 1500. Because of his illness, he could not maintain his lead and faded to fourth place.

Over the next four years his legend grew. In winter 1933, he won the Wanamaker Mile in the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden.

This was just the first of his six victories in that prestigious race during the 1930s. At the Big Six (now the Big 12) track meet in spring 1933,

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[Olympic Heritage] he won the half-mile, mile and twomile runs all in one afternoon. That summer he led a team of top U.S. track and field athletes on a tour of Europe, winning all 14 of his races over 26 days.

During all the training, running and winning, Glenn finally succumbed to three years of recruiting by the Pi Deuteron Chapter at Kansas and was initiated on March 5, 1934, as a senior.

In spring 1934, he set a new world record in the mile with a time of 4:06.7. He was selected later that year by the AAU to receive the Sullivan Award as the outstanding amateur athlete in the U.S. In early 1935, he set an indoor world record of 3:50.5 in the 1500 meters.

Glenn still held the world record in the mile at the time of the 1936 Olympics in Berlin and was one of three favorites in the 1500-meter final. With a field that included six of the top seven finishers from the 1932 Olympics, it was billed as one of the greatest races of all time.

After the initial jockeying for position through the first 400 meters, Glenn took the lead for the next two laps. Entering the backstretch of the final lap, he was passed by John Lovelock of New Zealand, who opened a six-meter lead. Glenn closed the gap slightly and crossed the finish line four meters behind Lovelock. Though he had to settle for the silver medal, his time of 3:48.4 had beaten the previous world record by four tenths of a second.

Even after his second Olympics, Brother Cunningham continued to compete, and in 1938 achieved his fastest time in the mile at 4:04.4 for another indoor world record.

Many years later, in 1979, he was named the Outstanding Performer in the 100-Year History of Madison Square Garden, where he won 21 of the 31 races in which he competed.

In later years Glenn and his wife devoted their lives and resources to young people, founding the Glenn Cunningham Youth Ranch.

He was the keynote speaker at the 1979 Fiji Academy and received the Distinguished Fiji Award that year.

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Brothers Who Have Competed in the Modern Olympic Games, Which Began in 1896 Basketball

• Charles F. Darling (Iowa 1952): 1956 • Charles M. Hoag (Kansas 1953): 1952 • William M. Hougland (Kansas 1952): 1952

Boxing

• John J. R. Walsh (Wisconsin 1935): 1948, co-coach

Cycling

• Marcus L. Hurley (Columbia 1908): 1904

Rowing

• Ivor Campbell (Toronto 1926): 1924 • Donald B. Hume (Washington 1940): 1936 • Robert S. Hunter (Toronto 1925): 1924 • Robert D. Martin (Washington 1946): 1948 • Robert G. Moch (Washington 1936): 1936

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• John David Smith (Toronto 1923): 1924 • Warren D. Westlund (Washington 1948): 1948 • Robert I. Will (Washington 1950): 1948

Swimming & Diving

• Ralph Breyer (Northwestern 1925): 1924 • John I. Faricy (Minnesota 1924): 1924 • Norman D. Ross (Northwestern 1924): 1920 • Bowen D. Stassforth (Iowa 1951): 1952 • Bernard C. Wrightson (Arizona State 1966): 1968

Tennis

• Alphonzo E. Bell (Occidental 1895): 1904

Track & Field

• Herbert Barten (Michigan 1949): 1948, 800-m run

• Clarke B. Beard (Iowa State • Thomas R. Moffit (Penn 1907): 1908, high jump 1909): 1908, 800-m run • Roy G. Pella (Michigan • Horace H. Brown (Williams 1954): 1952, shotput, discus 1920): 1920, 3000-m run • Horace P. Ramey (Michigan • Howard G. Cann (New York 1907): 1908, 800-m run 1918): 1920, shotput • Ernest N. Carter (Occidental • Thaddeus R. Shideler (Indiana 1907): 1904, track 1926): 1928, mid-distance • Forrest C. Smithson (Yale • Meredith B. Colket (Penn 1910): 1908 1901): 1900, pole vault • Lee J. Talbot (Cornell 1911): • Chan F. Coulter (Iowa 1908, hammerthrow 1925): 1924, 400-m hurdles • Karl D. Warner (Yale 1934): • Glenn V. Cunningham 1932, 1600-m relay (Kansas 1934): 1932, 1936 • Harry W. Williamson (North • Henry F. Dreyer (Rhode Carolina 1935): 1936, Island 1935): 1936 & 1948, 800-m run, 2-mi relay hammerthrow • Percy A. Williams (British • John R. Fitzpatrick (Toronto 1934): 1928, 100/200-m run Columbia 1932): 1928, 1932 • Donald Gwinn (Pittsburgh Wrestling 1929): 1928, hammerthrow • Howell A. Scobey (Lehigh 1936): 1936 • Marquis F. Horr (Syracuse 1909): 1908, discus Yachting • Robert B. Mathias (Stanford • Donald W. Douglas 1953): 1948, 1952 (Stanford 1938): 1932

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Finish line at the 1936 Berlin Olympics men’s eight rowing event, with the University of Washington varsity crew crossing the line in first place (top of photo), Grunau on the Langer See, Germany. (Photo Credit: University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections.)

Our Boys in the Boat Olympic Rowing, Gold Medals & the Brothers of Sigma Tau

By Bradley Whiting (Washington 1980)

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he brothers of the Sigma Tau Chapter at the University of Washington, chartered in the fall of 1900, have been involved in the university’s rowing program since its inception in 1903. Though rowing is not an NCAA sanctioned sport, the Huskies of Washington have had an elite program almost since its beginning, winning its first intercollegiate race, beating the University of California in 1903.

Sigma Tau had members of the first rowing program in school history, including brother Dan Pullen (1907), who raced in fourman boats, and continued to be well-represented in Washington rowing throughout the first four decades of the 20th century.

Sigma Tau rowers claimed Olympic gold medals in the 1936 Berlin games and the 1948 London games. Bob Moch (1936)

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and Don Hume (1940) won gold in the eight-oared shell in 1936.

Warren Westlund (1948), Bob Martin (1946) and Bob Will (1950) rowed the fours with coxswain boat to victory in the London games of 1948.

The Olympics of 1936 and of 1948 were dramatically different. The games of 1936 were the most opulent held since the modern games began in Athens in 1896. In contrast, the games of 1948 – known as the “Austerity Games” – were arguably the least extravagant held in modern Olympic history,

coming out of the ashes of World War II.

Sigma Tau Chapter, decades after their Olympic success.

The popularity of the book “The Boys in the Boat” and the recent feature film of the same name raised awareness of rowing, Washington’s place in the rowing world and Sigma Tau brothers Bob Moch and Don Hume. But few know the story of the three Sigma Tau Fijis who rowed to gold medals in the 1948 London games. Their story is equally interesting, and even more fraternal due to the generational impact these three brothers had on the

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1948 Olympic champion four oared with coxswain crew team, University of Washington. L-R: Gus Giovanelli, Bob Will (1950), Bob Martin (1946), Warren Westlund (1948) and Allen Morgan, kneeling.

(Photo Credit: From the Bob Martin collection.)

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Author Daniel James Brown published the award-winning book “The Boys in the Boat” in 2013, chronicling the University of Washington eight-oared boat, and its inspiring journey to the gold medal in 1936. Brothers Hume and Moch were featured in the book, although the story centered around rower Joe Rantz. Joe’s story was certainly compelling, tracing his life from being abandoned as a teenager by his parents to his arrival at the University of Washington, and becoming a member of the Washington gold medal shell.

The story of Brothers Moch as the boat’s coxswain and Hume as its stroke is also compelling. They manned the two most important positions on the eight-oared shell (see the definitions of rowing terminology on page 35). The book offers an abbreviated history of Washington rowing and its 20th century luminaries, including Brother Loyal Shoudy (1904), who played a key role hosting the UW rowers at the national championship regatta held several weeks prior to the Berlin games.

Another main character in the story was the builder of the racing shells used by Washington, George Pocock. Pocock built shells for Washington and other programs from all over the world.

George’s son Stan Pocock (1946) was also deeply involved in

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Washington rowing, as a rower, a boat builder and a coach. He assumed coaching responsibilities in the UW rowing program in 1947 and took over his father’s boat building business in 1955.

Author Brown sold the movie rights to his book, which eventually were acquired by the actor George Clooney. Clooney filmed most of the movie in England, which had areas that more accurately reflected Seattle in the early 1900s. The movie premiered in December 2023, to critical acclaim and enthusiastic support, particularly in the Seattle area.

Like the book, the movie focused on Joe Rantz and his journey to Olympic glory. Still, brothers Moch and Hume played central roles in the movie, and indeed in the races. The two Sigma Tau brothers were critical to leading the Washington shell to Olympic victory. Moch, responsible for executing race strategy as coxswain, made adjustments several times during the race. And Hume overcame an illness that almost left him out of the races in Berlin, including the gold medal final.

Hume admitted after the race that he was so ill that he became semi-conscious in the later stages of the race.

Lead Up to Berlin The Boys in the Boat featured the oarsmen that eventually manned the eight-oared boat in Berlin, following them from 1934, when they began their rowing careers at Washington, through the addition of members of the 1935 freshman

boat. At the Intercollegiate Rowing Association’s (“IRA”) national championships in Poughkeepsie, New York, in the summer of 1935, the freshman and junior varsity boats won national titles, while the varsity shell finished third.

Over the course of 1934, 1935 and 1936, Head Rowing Coach Al Ulbrickson shuffled rowers among the freshman, junior varsity and varsity boats; all with a goal to have the fastest boat ready for a run to the 1936 Olympic Games.

The original varsity eight shell was undefeated in the early months of 1936. Still, Coach Ulbrickson believed the junior varsity boat that he was assembling would eventually be Washington’s fastest and would compete in the varsity race at the IRA national championship regatta in mid-June.

Indeed, Coach Ulbrickson’s new varsity boat was victorious at the IRA, besting crews from both the west and east coasts in the fourmile race. The freshman and JV boats also won their races, for a UW sweep. The Moch-Hume led boat again triumphed at the Olympic trials at Princeton University in early July, beating a Pennsylvania club crew, a University of California intercollegiate crew, and a crew from the New York Athletic Club. This secured their spot in Berlin representing the United States.

After the race, the U.S. Olympic Rowing Committee delivered some bad news. The committee did not have the funds to send

Rowing Terminology Coxswain: The person in the boat responsible for steering, safety, and race strategy, and usually sits in the stern of the boat.

Eights: A shell with eight rowers and a coxswain.

Fours with Coxswain, or Fours+: A shell with four rowers and a coxswain.

Head Race: A long race, usually about three to four miles in length.

Repechage: The second chance race that ensures that each boat has two chances to advance from a preliminary race into the next stage of competition. From the French meaning to rescue.

Seat Boat Numbers: A rower’s position in the boat counting from the bow to the stern.

Shell: A light, long, narrow racing boat, for rowing by one or more persons Sprint Race: Races in lanes on a buoyed course, between 1000 and 2000 meters (Olympic distance).

Stroke: The rower with the oar closest to the coxswain and the stern of the boat, responsible for stroke rate, cadence and rhythm.

Sweep: A boat in which rowers have one oar each.

Scull: A boat in which rowers have two oars each.

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Bob Moch on award podium after accepting celebratory bouquet, part of the 1936 Olympics presentation of the gold medals for the eight oared crew race. (Photo Credit: University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, photographer Hans Bittner.) the nine rowers to Berlin, and it was up to the crew to raise the money, or the spot would be given to another team with funding.

Within hours after the trials, a campaign was initiated to raise the necessary $5,000. Volunteers began making phone calls and solicited donations from people on the streets of Seattle. The local newspaper, The Seattle Times, donated $500 and helped spread the word. Within days the goal was met. The nine rowers would live their Olympic dream in Berlin.

After a transatlantic voyage with the entire U.S. Olympic contingent, on July 23, 1936, the Washington crew arrived in Hamburg, Germany, then traveled by train to Berlin. Upon their

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arrival in Berlin, the boys from Seattle realized they had a problem. Don Hume was suffering with a bronchial complication, which had been plaguing him since the Olympic trials in New Jersey. Coach Ulbrickson considered replacing Don, but the team and Don insisted he would be able to row in Berlin.

The Berlin Games Fourteen nations were represented in the eight-man crew competition in Berlin. The crews were divided into three groups, competing in elimination heat races for the first round of competition. On August 12, the men from Washington won their heat, joined by two other heat winners, Hungary and Switzerland, in

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the finals. The non-heat winning crews competed in three repechage, or second chance heats, for the remaining spots in the final.

Boats from Italy, Germany, and Great Britain joined the teams from Hungary, Switzerland, and the men from Washington to compete for gold.

The gold medal race was held two days later on August 14 over a 2,000-meter course located in Grünau on the Langer See outside of Berlin. Nazi luminaries, including Joseph Goebbels, Hermann Goering, and Adolf Hitler, attended the race.

At the mid-afternoon start time, a strong wind was gusting across the course. The Washington boat was assigned lane 6, exposing them to the worst of the wind

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and rough water, even though they should have been assigned a more favorable lane position due to their qualifying time. In fact, Washington was pushed to the most outside lane, exposing them to the greatest amount of wind at the beginning of the race, and positioning them closest to the grandstand, filled with the cheering German crowd.

As the race began, conditions were so poor that neither Bob Moch nor Great Britain’s coxswain heard the starting call or saw the starter’s flag fall. At the race’s 400meter mark, the Swiss boat was leading, followed by Great Britain, Germany and then Washington.

By the 800-meter mark, the Italian boat was leading, and the Washington boat had dropped into last place. For the next 400 meters, the Italian and German boats dueled for first place.

At 1,500 meters, the Washington boat made its move. Don Hume increased the stroke rate from 34 strokes per minute to 40, and with the faster pace, the Huskies overtook the Italians to take first place.

Both the Italians and Germans answered by increasing their stroke rates to well over 40 strokes a minute, and both boats pulled nearly even with Washington.

Seeing what was happening, Bob called for his eight oarsmen to increase their rate to 44 strokes.

Bob could not be heard over the crowd and the weather conditions, so he communicated the desired stroke rate by rhythmically banging the rudder control rope’s wooden handles against the

sides of the shell. Between Bob’s coxing and Don’s pace setting, the Huskies from Washington held off the Italians and Germans to win Olympic gold by less than one second.

Washington’s time over the 2,000meter course was 6:25.4, followed by the Italians at 6:26.0 and the Germans at 6:26.4. Multiple reporters on the scene called it the most thrilling finals in Olympic rowing history.

The Washington victory in the Berlin Games was famous indeed.

In 1999 – more than 60 years after the race – the Seattle Times chose the 1936 gold medal performance as the most important sports story in Seattle during the entire 20th century!

Brothers Moch & Hume After returning to Seattle, Bob coached the Washington freshman and lightweight crews from 1937 to 1939, then became the head rowing coach at MIT. While in Boston, Bob earned a law degree from Harvard. He later returned to Seattle and had a long and distinguished legal career as a name partner in several of Seattle’s most respected law firms. During 1978-79, Bob was University of Washington Alumni Association president. Bob Moch passed away in 2005 at the age of 90.

After the Olympics, Don returned to Seattle and in 1937 stroked the Washington varsity eight boat to his second national title at the IRA Championships. Don was

drafted into the United States Merchant Marine and served in World War II from 1942 to 1945. After the war, Don became involved in the oil and gas exploration industry and became president of the West Coast Mining Association. Don Hume passed away in 2001 at the age of 86.

Sigma Tau & the 1948 Olympics The 1948 games were held in London, England from July 29 through August 14. Sigma Tau was represented again in rowing with three brothers entered in the fours plus coxswain competition.

Sigma Tau brothers Warren Westlund (1948), Bob Martin (1946) and Bob Will (1950) held three of the four rowing positions in the United States entry at the London Games. Brother Westlund was born in 1926 in Olympia, Washington. Brother Martin was born in Tacoma, Washington in 1925. And Brother Will was born in 1925 in Seattle.

The three Fijis had been involved in a variety of rowing competitions leading up to the London Games. Just prior to the Olympic Trials, all three rowers triumphed at the national championships held in Poughkeepsie, New York, at the 1948 IRA Regatta, winning the junior varsity eight-oared race. (It was a repeat for Brother Westlund, who had been a member of the freshmen eight-oared shell that won a national championship in 1947.) The four rowers in the stern of the victorious JV boat were selected to compete in 4

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the four-oared shell with coxswain competition at the Olympic Trials, held in July 1948 in Princeton, New Jersey. The Fiji-led shell bested eleven other entrants to qualify to represent the United States at the London Games.

Racing on the Thames The 1948 Olympics rowing competition was held on the River Thames in Henley, England; the world’s most historic site for competitive rowing. The fours with coxswain competition consisted of a preliminary race, three semifinals and the gold medal final. Due to the narrowness of the Henley course, no more than three boats could compete at one time.

The U.S. fours+ preliminary race was against a boat from Finland, which they defeated by two boat

lengths. Later that day, the U.S. shell prevailed against France’s team in its semifinal race, in a closer than expected competition. Two days later the Husky rowers went to the starting line for the gold medal race against Switzerland and Denmark. The Husky game plan was put together with Coach George Pocock, who came over with the U.S. team as the small boat coach. The plan was to let the Swiss and Danish boats go out ahead at the start of the race, then pour on the power in the second half. At the midway point of the race, 1000 meters, the Husky boat pulled even with the Danish boat. At the 1500-meter mark the Husky boat assumed a lead and continued to pull away. The Husky rowers finished strong, winning the race and the gold medal by two lengths over the Swiss boat, with the Danish boat capturing the bronze medal.

University of Washington fours with coxswain shell, near the start of the 1948 Olympics gold medal race, on the River Thames in Henley, England. (Photo Credit: From the Bob Martin collection.)

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After the race, the rowers were exhausted, and admitted later that standing for the medal ceremony, held on the dock alongside the Henley course, was not an easy endeavor.

Brothers Westlund, Martin & Will After London, Warren Westlund resumed his rowing career at Washington, stroking the Washington junior varsity eight shells to national championships at the 1949 and 1950 IRA Regattas.

After the Games, all three Phi Gams became very successful in the Seattle business community.

Brother Westlund joined forces with another Sigma Tau Phi Gam, John Dresslar (1945), and developed Seattle’s most wellknown Buick and GMC truck dealership. Bob Martin served in the Navy in the Pacific Theater in World War II and then returned to the University of Washington after the war. After graduating, Bob went on to a long career with the Weyerhaeuser timber company. Bob Will also served his country in World War II, flying B-17 bombers in the Army Air Corps. Bob also became involved in the automobile industry, building Seattle’s most successful Volkswagen and Audi dealerships, which were located only a few blocks from the Sigma Tau chapter house.

In addition to their contributions to Seattle’s business community, Warren, Bob and Bob sired five

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– count them, five – Sigma Tau sons: Brian Westlund (1979), Mark Westlund (1981), Bob Martin, Jr. (1976), Don Martin (1979) and Rolfe Will (1978). Bob Martin, Don Martin and Rolfe Will rowed for Washington during portions of their undergraduate years.

Brother Westlund passed away in 1992 at the age of 65. Brother Martin passed away in 2012 at the age of 87. And Brother Will passed away in 2019 at the age of 94.

1948 fours with coxswain gold medal winning rowers, receiving their gold medals. L-R: Allen Morgan, Warren Westlund (1948), Bob Martin (1946), Bob Will (1950) and Gus Giovanelli. (Photo Credit: From the Bob Martin collection.)

Conclusion Rowers at Washington have won numerous Olympic medals, many of them gold, in both men’s and women’s programs over the past 120-plus years. Yet no greater

glory has been achieved by any Washington rowers than that achieved by the five Fijis who represented the university, the city of Seattle, the state of Washington and the United States in the 1936 and 1948 Olympic Games: Bob Moch, Don Hume, Warren

Westlund, Bob Martin and Bob Will. Sigma Tau has taken and will always take immense pride in their accomplishments representing the United States, the University of Washington and the Sigma Tau Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta! t

Credits • University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections • Eric Cohen, University of Washington, 1983 (UW Varsity Eights coxswain, 3 Years) • John Bolcer, University of Washington Archivist • The Robert Martin, Sr. family (Robert, Jr., Don, and Dave Koste) • “Boys in the Boat” (Daniel James Brown, 2013) • “The Washington Rowing Magazine” • “The Seattle Times” • “The News Tribune” • “University of Washington Magazine”

• “Wikipedia” • “Anacortes Daily Mercury” • www.eric-cohen.com • www.huskycrew.org • www.historylink.org • www.huskycrew.com • www.sportspressnw.com • www.seattlepi.com • www.irarowing.com • www.usrowing.org • www.mohai.org

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2023 Honor Roll of Donors Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation Purpose To advance the educational values and mission of the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta.

Guiding Principles Foster lifelong relationships; Seek gifts to encourage excellence; Fund educational programs; Be flexible to try new approaches to advance excellence; Be good stewards of your generosity.

Board Members

This past year, we enjoyed celebrating our 175th anniversary, and we also continue to plan ahead.

Some of the questions we asked ourselves include: “What do our members need during their undergraduate experience?”, “How can we best deliver that to them?”, “What will success look like?” and “Will they be a better man after their experience?” With these questions in mind, we work with the Fraternity to develop programs and deliver them to undergraduates. This happens best when brothers support what we do with their gifts.

Throughout the donor listing that follows are data points that will share our work and how we are preparing our brothers for the future. The financial numbers come from our auditor, ending date of June 30, 2023. Donor lists and income represent the calendar year 2023.

Executive Committee

The Foundation once again had a great year thanks to you, our donors. Income from donations was above our three-year average. Your support allowed us to increase our funding for our educational programs by 10% and scholarships by over 20%.

Directors

These pages honor our graduate brothers whose generous donations continue to help our undergraduate brothers to immerse themselves in the values of the Fraternity. More work lies ahead as the Fraternity improves its programming.

Our future is bright, and we owe a huge thanks to you for making it all happen!

Chairman: Glenn Moor (Texas Tech 1984) Vice Chairman: Mike Lucas (Bradley 1983) Finance Chair: Don Heinrich (Chicago 1974) Secretary: Bill Brand (RPI 1987) Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987); Mitch Henn (Case Western 1972); Ron Nelson (Richmond 1977); John O’Neill (Akron 1987); Peter Rimsans (Iowa State 1993); Kirk Walden (Texas Arlington 1972); Rob Wunderlich (DePauw 1988)

Fraternally, 3 Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) Chairman 4 Ben Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) Executive Director

Staff

Executive Director: Ben Robinson (HampdenSydney 1986) CFO & COO: Will Shier (DePauw 1989) Senior Director of Graduate Engagement: Dionysis Protopapadakis (Appalachian State 2017)

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For more information about the Foundation, visit https://phigam.org/foundation.

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Celebrating

$1,916,490

total educational dollars granted

How Your Gift Is Used...

Member Development

To support the Fraternity's mission, programs and initiatives.

Consisting of Leadership Skills, Building Courageous Leaders, Testing Points & Personal Growth Programming.

Scholarships Alcohol, Hazing, Mental Health Leadership Programs Member Development Academy, Awards, Program Support, Service Chapter Housing Grants

• Leadership Academy for Chapter Officers: 500 undergraduates • The Leadership Institute to Build Courageous Leaders: 160 undergraduates • New Member Development Programs* • Executive Leadership: 1,598 undergraduates • Life Experiences: 316 undergraduates • Life Skills: 1,771 undergraduates • Success in College: $0.74 974 undergraduates of every dollar *As of April 5, 2024

*The nonprofit benchmark

Total Education Dollars Granted

spent goes to Phi Gam programs & members*

is $0.65

The New Model & Anti-Hazing Education

• We continue to fund research and use its outcomes to educate members on hazing prevention

$216,503 $181,780 $168,491 $175,229 $609,636

$1,916,490

Gift Income & Investment Appreciation For 2022-2023 • $1,539,604 raised for the Foundation programs and general fund • $1,383,898 raised for chapter funds • $2,235,374 investment appreciation

• 90% of chapters voluntarily adopted the New Model before the July 1, 2024 deadline • All chapters will use the New Model beginning July 1, 2024

$564,851

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needs-based Persistence Scholarships awarded to brothers (totaling $212,500)

An additional 412 tuitionbased scholarships awarded (totaling $352,351)

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Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada Brothers,

By the Numbers

Fiscal Year: January - December 2023

Receipts

Chapter Restricted Program/Unrestricted Other

$20,240 $131,853 $6,118

Your impact upon the Foundation allows us to interact with students and members in a supportive and positive way. Your generosity allowed us to continue our focus on academics through scholarships, leadership training, mental health education and alcohol abuse prevention.

Scholarships & Grants Operating/Fundraising

$58,800 $6,881

Total Disbursements

$65,681

The estate of William H. Gear (McGill 1956) once again generously benefited the Foundation of Canada, providing over $58,000 in grants. We are grateful to the brothers who have planned to benefit Phi Gamma Delta in this way. We also want to thank the hundreds of brothers over the last few years who donated to the Foundation. Keep it up! Your brothers benefit greatly from your support.

Total Assets & Liabilities $992,381

Thanks to our donors for supporting us in 2023 and helping us to do this important job of supporting Phi Gamma Delta.

Total Receipts

Disbursements

$158,211

Fraternally, Tristan Patterson (Alberta 2010) President

Board Members: President: Tristan Patterson (Alberta 2010) Vice President: Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987) Secretary: Murray Coulter (Western Ontario 1972) Treasurer: Stephen Firth (Western Ontario 1973) Directors: Erez Bahar (British Columbia 2001); John Carswell (Alberta 1976); Norman Dundas (McGill 1963); Donald Herman (Calgary 1985); Ashley O’Kurley (Alberta 1994); John Starzynski (Western Ontario 1974); Rob Witchel (Toronto 1987) Trustee Emeritus: Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972)

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Foundation of Canada Mailing Address Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada, c/o Stephen Firth, 804-2185 Marine Dr, Oakville, ON L6L 5L6

Website To learn more about the Foundation of Canada, visit https://phigam.org/foundation/ foundation-of-canada.

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The Perge! Society 2023 The Perge! Society is the Educational Foundation's Annual Fund. By giving tax-deductible, unrestricted gifts to the Educational Foundation, you are supporting its activities, including alcohol education, scholarships and leadership programs. Your gifts allow Phi Gamma Delta to stay relevant on college campuses. Many thanks to all the brothers who generously give to Phi Gamma Delta.

You can join the Perge! Society securely online at www.phigam.org/Donate. If you have questions, please email the Foundation at brobinson@phigam.org or call 859-255-1848.

Listed here are the 524 donors who joined the Perge! Society in 2023 at the $500 and above levels. The number following a brother’s school and year indicates the number of years as a Perge! Society member.

Thank you for supporting Phi Gamma Delta through the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation and The Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada.

Norris Affiliates (Gifts of $5,000 & greater) Edward R. Adams (Richmond 1941) 4 Anonymous 3 Erwin K. Aulis (Northwestern 1980) 6 Camilla H. Bracewell 2 William R. Brand (RPI 1987) 23 Tucker S. Bridwell (Southern Methodist 1973) 4 William F. Brock (Purdue 1963) 22 Wayne H. Brunetti (Florida 1964) 14 Marvin J. Carver III (North Carolina 1975) 24 Dr. James L. Cook (Illinois Wesleyan 1964) 15AA Paul L. Davis Jr (Texas 1958) 1+ Douglas H. Dittrick Jr (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) 26 Thomas D. Earley (Illinois 1963) 9 David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) 18 R. William Gardner (Ohio State 1957) 17

William H. Gear Trust (McGill 1956) 26AA Jerome C. Groniger (Illinois 1956) 17 Kevin W. Haga (Jacksonville 1992) 20 Donald M. Heinrich (Chicago 1974) 6 Robert M. Justin (Michigan State 1969) 6 K. Thomas Klimmeck (Illinois 1984) 4 Robert B. Knutson (Michigan 1956) 26 Alan W. Larson (Syracuse 1960) 21 Michael A. Lucas (Bradley 1983) 20 David B. Marino (California Riverside 1985) 12 Richard D. McCormick (Iowa State 1961) 26 Eugene J. McGarvey III (Indiana 1983) 1 Phillip J. Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1959) 24AA Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) 20 Raymond R. Morgan Jr (Stanford 1948) 12AA

Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) 24 William T. Morris Trust (Penn State 1949) 26AA Ralph A. Peterson Jr (Arizona 1955) 2 Robert C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976) 24 Robert W. Reniers Jr (Colorado College 1968) 20 Clark A. Robertson (Nebraska 1982) 20 Stephen E. Robinson (Georgia Tech 1966) 5 John C. Schroeder (Wabash 1969) 24 Robert A. Siedell (Mississippi State 1974) 7 N. W. Solomon Trust (Nebraska 1951) 8AA Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) 18 Kirk D. Walden (Texas Arlington 1972) 22 Robert N. Whitacre (Indiana 1967) 22

Wilkinson Affiliates (Gifts of $2,000 - $4,999) Edwin M. Ahrens MD (Denison 1973) 20 Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) 19 Tyson K. Beem (Southern California 1997) 13 Tracy T. Bomberger (California Riverside 1985) 17 Jon B. Burmeister (Iowa State 1967) 24 Mark P. Carroll (Texas State 1995) 3 Stephen A. Comunale (Ohio State 1972) 6 Matthew R. Coulter (Iowa 2000) 1+ Robert M. Crawford (Louisiana State 1960) 4 Jeffrey M. Downey (California LA 1983) 18 Charles T. Doyle (Oklahoma 1956) 16 Matthew G. Etlinger (Montana 1998) 8 Todd L. Fairley (Tennessee Tech 1993) 2 Jameson G. Fee (Kettering A 2008) 6 Christopher T. Fuldner (Missouri 1973) 10 Matthew S. Garrison (Hampden-Sydney 1999) 17 James E. Gavacs (Case Western 1973) 3 Steven J. Gibson (Iowa 1973) 2 Alan B. Graf Jr (Indiana 1975) 15 Jerry A. Greenblatt (Miami 1968) 1+ Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985) 15 Robert W. Higgins MD (Washington State 1956) 18 Charles M. High III (New Mexico 1982) 4

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BOLD new member

G. David K. Hopper (Wittenberg 1963) 24 Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) 21 John M. Humphrey (Case Western 1981) 15 J. Brent Humphries (Oklahoma 1991) 10 Gretchen Jackson 1+ John J. Jolley (Washington 1980) 8 Anthony D. Kenkel (Drake 1998) 13 Edwin S. Kirby (Ohio State 1960) 20 Joshua P. Laufenberg (Illinois 2008) 10 William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) 20 Patrick E. Matoole MD (Denver 1991) 11 William H. Mautz (Kentucky 1965) 25 Richard K. Merker (Gettysburg 1976) 8 Kevin F. Mitchelson (Kansas 1979) 12 Scott B. Murray (Auburn 1969) 2 Marc W. Myers (Wittenberg 1989) 8 Jason T. Newcomb (Virginia Tech 1998) 9 George R. Oliver (WPI 1982) 7 John P. O'Neill (Akron 1987) 4 Peter L. Ostrom (Old Dominion 1991) 2 Carl F. Pollard (Kentucky 1960) 19 Michael L. Raisor (Indiana State 1995) 3 Peter J. Rathwell (Arizona 1965) 20

A. Peter Rimsans II (Iowa State 1993) 18 N. Clay Robbins (Wabash 1979) 26 Mark N. Roth (West Virginia 1977) 3 Robert C. Samuel (Oregon 1960) 25 Richard L. Scheff (Gettysburg 1977) 9 Gregory R. Schermerhorn (Michigan 1987) 17 Paul T. Schuster (Chicago 1974) 2 Curtis D. Smith (Bradley 1999) 3 Andrew Z. Soshnick (Northwestern 1985) 14 Michael P. Spack (Minnesota 1996) 15 Bernard W. Stanek Jr (W&J 1988) 8 Jon R. Stuart (Oklahoma 1971) 5 Robert A. Svoboda (Memphis 1978) 21 David B. Symonds (TCU 1997) 2 R. Wayne Thompson (Kansas 1964) 7 Norman K. Thordarson (Washington 1963) 22 Richard E. Trail (Idaho 1966) 14 Omer G. Voss Jr (Michigan 1968) 3 Frank C. Watson (Purdue 1967) 1 Joseph E. Williamson (Wittenberg 1967) 19 Robert A. Wunderlich Jr (DePauw 1988) 6 John P. Wyand (Indiana 2002) 3

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[2023 Donors] Wallace Affiliates (Gifts of $1,000 - $1,999) The Harry G. Gram Foundation 5 Mark D. Aigner (Baylor 1984) 9 John Fox Arnold (Colorado 1959) 24 Peter J. Ashton (Colorado School of Mines 1991) 11 Gerald R. Baker (Texas Arlington 1969) 4 Kevin T. Barnett MD (TCU 1995) 11 John J. Barrett (Purdue 1992) 4 Michael T. Bass (Louisiana State 1982) 2 Robert P. Bauman (Ohio Wesleyan 1953) 21 William E. Bindley (Purdue 2022) 1+ Towner A. Blackstock (Davidson 1994) 9 Robert R. Boothby (Toronto 1986) 8 Patrick P. Born (Miami 1973) 8 Gary M. Brost (Allegheny 1974) 2 Robinson S. Brown (Kentucky 2002) 15 Robert B. Caudill (Akron 2004) 14 Robert R. Cebula (Allegheny 1959) 9 Christopher L. Chase (Oklahoma 1993) 2 Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) 22 Thomas P. Cottrell (Indiana 1982) 21 James W. Dodds (Colorado 1954) 22 Brian M. Douglas (Tennessee Tech 1998) 9 Kristopher P. Dworschak (Alberta 2015) 5 Garry D. Elder (Indiana State 1974) 12 John W. Ellis (Washington 1950) 4 Robert S. Ellis (Oklahoma 1948) 18 Kenneth L. Farmer Jr (Auburn 1972) 15 Erik J. Fay (Washington State 1999) 8 Carl M. Ferraro (Case Western 1978) 7 L. Jeffrey Fitterman EdD (South Florida 1970) 13 Charles D. Flanagan II (WPI 1953) 1 Samuel H. Franklin (Auburn 1969) 26 John W. Gardner (Ohio Wesleyan 1957) 3 Robert T. Gladu (Maine 1987) 8 Norman H. Godwin (Auburn 1991) 16 Richard C. Gohl (Arizona State 1987) 5 David C. Green (Virginia Tech 1994) 5 James H. Greene Jr (Penn 1972) 3 N. Michael F. Griffith (Virginia Tech 1973) 21 Daniel M. Guggenheim (California Berkeley 1960) 24 Albert M. Gutierrez III (Texas 1991) 2 Wayne A. Hargrove (Kansas State 1970) 3 Benjamin R. Harper (Kentucky 1969) 17 Bruce H. Hart (Arizona 1982) 10 Mark L. Heinemann (Missouri 1971) 12 R. Michael Henderson (Wabash 1961) 19 Mitchell Ingram Henn DDS (Case Western 1972) 7 Alan F. Herbert (Purdue 1969) 20 Dana W. Hesse (Virginia Tech 1986) 8

Brandon K. Holcomb (Texas 1996) 4 John C. Holman (Wisconsin 1960) 2 Cayton Hornberger (Allegheny 2020) 2 William S. Hunnicutt Jr (Texas Arlington 1981) 11 Michael B. Jeffers (Washington 1962) 17 Robert S. Jepson Jr (Richmond 1964) 18 Brian P. Jeter (Hampden-Sydney 1984) 8 Christopher J. Johnston (Calgary 1991) 3 William J. Kelly (Bradley 1984) 1 William G. Kuchta (Union 1972) 9 William C. Lentz (DePauw 1964) 9 Nicholas A. Loiacono (Illinois 1974) 8 Douglas M. Long (DePauw 1973) 2 Michael W. MacConnie (Bradley 1983) 11 James E. Malarkey (Westminster 1978) 3 James M. Marsh (Case Western 1972) 1 John B. Martin (Kansas 1959) 20 Robert H. Martinsen (Colgate 1955) 4 Wilson K. Mason III (Texas 1964) 2 Paul D. McCluskey (WPI 1987) 5 Charles L. McCullough (Hampden-Sydney 1986) 3 Kip S. McDonald (Hanover 2007) 2 J. Timothy McGinley (Purdue 1962) 2 Donald C. Meek MD (Ohio Wesleyan 1957) 2 William R. Miller (Indiana 1962) 23 Judd Miller Jr (Texas 1955) 11 C. Kimble Miller Jr (Kentucky 1970) 10 John H. Mitchelson (Kansas 1980) 1 Jeffrey J. Mongan (Arizona 1983) 19 Jonathan L. Moore (Auburn 2004) 11 Jere W. Morehead (Georgia 1988) 3 Edward L. Morgan Jr (Gettysburg 1965) 3 Lee M. Moss (Tennessee 1973) 7 Samuel H. Mudie (Rutgers 1962) 19 Robert C. Muff (Gettysburg 1960) 23 Robert E. Nagy (Miami 1964) 6 George Norman (RPI 1987) 6 Graeme W. Norval PhD (Toronto 1983) 20 John N. Oest (Denison 1974) 2 William L. Oliver (Penn State 1967) 23 Kevin T. Orrock (Wittenberg 1973) 1 Gary L. Ostenson (Washington 1969) 25 Roger W. Parkhurst (Purdue 1965) 23 Rahul R. Parwani (RPI 2006) 1 William G. Paul (Oklahoma 1952) 7 Scott Petty Jr (Texas 1960) 18 Clarke T. Reed (Missouri 1950) 3 Jack B. Rettig (Louisiana State 1976) 1 John L. Richeson (Kansas 1962) 8

Dr. Samuel W. Richwine Jr (Georgia 1973) 22 James C. Rinaman Jr (Florida 1955) 24 William E. Roberts EdD (Arizona State 1975) 6 Benjamin E. Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) 25 John J. Ronayne III (Kettering A 1969) 12 Ronen Rotem DDS (NYU 1988) 5 John E. Roueche III (Texas Tech 1988) 1 James A. Rumble (Mississippi State 1985) 4 John M. Saada Sr (Chicago 1956) 22 W. Eric Saraniecki (Chicago 2006) 6 Jeffrey M. Scattergood (Virginia Tech 1999) 6 Frank E. Schmitz (Northwestern 1985) 2 Lane T. Schnotala (Bradley 1992) 12 Frederick A. Schoenbrodt (Gettysburg 1965) 5 Eric W. Schwarz (Ohio State 1986) 13 John W. Schwentker (Purdue 1952) 8 Adam L. Shires (Iowa State 2000) 11 Ronald A. Shuffield (Tennessee 1973) 4 Austin E. Sigg (Tennessee Tech 2023) 2 Douglas B. Smock (Georgia 1993) 3 Matthew D. Smyth (Maine 1980) 2 Leslie A. Spencer Jr (Georgia Tech 1973) 3 Thomas E. Spurgeon (Purdue 1961) 4 Lias J. Steen (Texas A & M 1980) 9 Kenneth B. Sternad (Ohio Wesleyan 1977) 3 Michael J. Stewart (Penn State 1972) 16 David T. Stewart Jr (New Mexico 1980) 18 Clay Stoddard (Georgia 1970) 1 Jeffrey I. Stone (Auburn 1979) 16 Michael D. Stratton MD (DePauw 1988) 23 Martin S. Suzuki (California Irvine 1986) 5 James E. Taylor (Kansas State 1970) 5 Neil R. Thornton (Idaho 1952) 8 Mark D. Turner MD (Tennessee 1976) 10 John A. Vanek (Case Western 1970) 4 Jeffrey D. Vernam (Rutgers 1973) 6 Thomas M. Waldon (Iowa State 1979) 3 Gordon E. Watts (Florida 1967) 13 Peter G. Welsh (Wittenberg 1974) 22 Max A. Wernick (Arkansas 1974) 19 Richard J. White (Idaho 1969) 4 Randall L. Whittaker (Oklahoma State 1970) 3 D. Lawrence Wickerham MD (W & J 1972) 3 Mark R. Wilkison (Vermont 1983) 4 David J. Willmer (Akron 1992) 5 Douglas M. Workman (3) 1977 Alexander S. Wylie (Arizona State 1996) 11

Fairbanks Affiliates (Gifts of $500 - $999) Owen H. Ackerman (Illinois 1959) 5 Roger T. Aeschliman (Kansas State 1982) 3 Dale W. Anderson (Ohio State 1975) 1 Leonard F. Anglis (Wabash 1976) 4 Joseph R. Aragon (California Los Angeles 1993) 2 David G. Areghini (Arizona 1965) 17 James E. Arnold (Illinois 1985) 12 Ralph L. Arrell (Texas 1965) 1 David E. Baines (Wittenberg 1969) 2 James H. Bair (Allegheny 1959) 2 William D. Baker (Iowa 1977) 1 Gene Balter (South Florida 1977) 3 Michael G. Bark (California Irvine 1986) 15 Joseph D. Barnette Jr (Wabash 1961) 26 Richard I. Barr (Kansas 1959) 16 Steven M. Barranco (Auburn 1989) 2 William D. Bast (Lehigh 1979) 1 Scott A. Bernholdt (Bradley 1988) 4 Phillip D. Bianchini (Michigan 1979) 3 William A. Billingham (Columbia 1951) 2

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James E. Bloom (Kansas 1980) 1 John A. Bobst (Iowa 1999) 3 Matthew A. Bocchi (Allegheny 2013) 1 Rodney W. Bohman (Idaho 1967) 5 Robert H. Bohn (Texas 1957) 8 David C. Born (San Diego State 1994) 1 Michael A. Borton (San Diego State 1986) 8 Donald W. Bradley PhD (Southern California 1961) 2 Thomas L. Brcka (Iowa 1986) 3 Duncan L. Bridewell (Louisiana State 1969) 2 John O. Briggs (Georgia Tech 1967) 26 Timothy A. Brown (James Madison 2010) 2 R. Lee Bruce (Purdue 1978) 1 Stephen D. Brunson II (Mississippi State 1984) 4 Calvin E. Burgart (Penn State 1965) 2 Christopher A. Burks (Mississippi State 2002) 1+ Nathan A. Burns (Mississippi State 1999) 1 John B. Bush (Auburn 1978) 1 Lee Caldwell (Texas 1957) 3 Joseph F. Callo (Yale 1952) 2

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Jack Carlock (Johns Hopkins 1958) 3 Brian G. Carney (William Jewell 1996) 6 Enerino M. Caruccio (Vermont 1984) 1 John M. Carulli Jr (Vermont 1988) 6 Eric M. Cavanaugh (Wabash 1976) 10 Benjamin W. Chase (Idaho 1994) 13 Stephen D. Christian (Northwestern 1978) 2 Douglas A. Cipriano (Chicago 1986) 1 Peter L. Clark (Kettering B 1968) 17 Thomas D. Colvin (Nebraska 1970) 1 Norman K. Cook (Chicago 1958) 25 John R. Coomer (Hanover 1961) 6 Ronald D. Crockett (Washington 1961) 19 Daniel A. Damon (Illinois 1958) 2 Richard J. Davidson (Iowa State 1976) 2 Dwight W. Davis (Oregon 1965) 21 Erik de las Casas (San Jose State 1989) 4 Bernard J. DelGiorno (Chicago 1955) 19 Scott T. Doggett (Texas A & M 1980) 2 Ralph D'Onofrio (Allegheny 1957) 2

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John M. Dougherty Jr (Pittsburgh 1971) 3 Curtis J. Dunshee (Arizona 1982) 5 Stephen M. Edwards (Mississippi State 1973) 4 Vernon D. Ellis (Arizona 1962) 7 Eric H. Ericson (Hanover 1967) 5 Richard A. Esposito (Syracuse 1961) 1 James H. Everest (Oklahoma 1971) 18 Michael S. Favo (Purdue 1984) 4 Jesse R. Ferreras (British Columbia 2006) 4 Louis G. Filosa (NYU 1973) 4 J. Dixon Fleming Jr (North Carolina 1976) 11 Michael G. Fligg (William Jewell 1961) 11 Charles E. Gabe (Hanover 1990) 11 Steven C. Galbraith (Washington 1967) 5 William O. Gamble III (Oklahoma 1961) 23 B. Gary Garmon (MIT 1967) 2 William S. Garner Jr (Arkansas 1971) 11 Thomas C. Gean (Arkansas 1985) 1 John E. Gibson IV (Ohio State 1975) 11 G. Carl Gibson Jr (Oklahoma 1981) 10 Mark W. Glasgow (Arizona State 1980) 2 Richard Gonzalez (Jacksonville 1998) 23 Thomas G. Gotschall (Purdue 1961) 1 George L. Grahovac (Pittsburgh 1989) 1 Dane C. Griffin (Florida 1970) 1 W. Scott Griffiths (Gettysburg 1974) 1 W. Robert Griswold Jr (Iowa State 1964) 1 James T. Guess (Memphis 1989) 21 Scott E. Gurney (Kentucky 1997) 4 Lowell and Ruth Haga 10 F. Lee Hagan III (Hampden-Sydney 1984) 2 Kenneth J. Hammerle (Utah State 1976) 9 David G. Hancock (Alberta 1979) 16 William G. Hanley (Purdue 1960) 24 Sidney W. Hare (Auburn 1971) 1 David S. Harrison (Virginia Tech 1992) 5 James V. Hawkins (Idaho 1958) 1 Kevin M. Hayes (New Mexico 1997) 7 Matthew J. Hazleton (Colorado School of Mines 1996) 7 Steven J. Heeney (Kansas 1978) 4 R. Thomas Herget (Illinois 1972) 1 James S. Hering (Ohio Wesleyan 1961) 17 Marcus W. Hitt (Wittenberg 2005) 3 John C. Hofmann (Wisconsin 1960) 1 Theodore F. Holland III (Wabash 1971) 4 Joshua C. Holly (Tennessee 1997) 6 Robert T. Hoover (Indiana 1959) 1 William E. Howard Jr (Mississippi State 1970) 7 James A. Hull (Colorado School of Mines 1988) 11 Christopher A. Hupe (Kansas State 1994) 2 Steven Huynh (Alberta 2013) 1 William C. Ieuter (Illinois 1957) 3 Allen A. Ilano (California Irvine 1990) 1 Anthony M. Imbesi (Villanova 1996) 4 William L. Irwin (Arkansas 1974) 2 Thomas L. Jackson (Rose Hulman 1972) 3 Eriks E. Janelsins (Wabash 2002) 2 J. Wilmar Jensen (Chicago 1947) 11 William W. Jessup (Alabama 1960) 6 Edward G. Jimenez (San Diego State 1986) 1 Timothy B. Johnson (Western Ontario 1987) 3 Craig S. Kalter MD (Emory 1984) 17 Jeffrey M. Kammerer (Iowa 1985) 2 Bijan P. Karimi (California Santa Barbara 1995) 6 Daniel E. Kates (Arizona 1988) 1 John L. Kendall (DePauw 1963) 2 Timothy W. Kilduff (Kent State 1968) 2 Henry H. King Jr (Virginia Tech 1982) 6 Henry A. King Jr (Akron 1988) 1 Michael J. Knoll (Kentucky 2008) 6 Christopher L. Kurtz (Ball State 2006) 11 Donald J. Kyte (Oklahoma 1990) 12 John S. Landrum (Sewanee 1968) 4

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Peyton W. Larkin (Ohio Wesleyan 2021) 3 Roger D. Lawrence (Kansas State 1988) 3 Paul A. Lawson (Indiana State 2013) 1 James S. Lee (Minnesota 1978) 22 Charles D. Leffler (Kentucky 1972) 2 Anthony J. Leitner Jr (Columbia 1965) 4 John E. Lindahl (Minnesota 1968) 3 William N. Lindsay III (Gettysburg 1969) 9 Joseph T. Lower (Indiana 1989) 5 James R. Lowry (Auburn 1971) 2 John D. Lubahn MD (Case Western 1971) 3 Andrew J. Lucyshyn (Central Florida 1995) 5 Frank H. Mabley (Michigan 1960) 1 Douglas K. MacKechnie (RPI 1987) 3 Douglas M. MacMahon (Texas 1999) 2 Robert R. Madden (Texas Tech 1961) 3 John J. Manginelli (Rutgers 1983) 19 Kenneth R. Marble (Washington 1971) 1 Ronald L. Marmer (Northwestern 1974) 25 Robert W. Marshall III (Rhode Island 1977) 11 W. Ward Marslender (North Carolina 1962) 1 Jeffrey D. Martchek (Pittsburgh 1987) 2 Wesley J. Martin (Missouri State 2009) 5 William C. Martindale Jr (Gettysburg 1964) 10 Kevin P. Martinez (Kansas State 1985) 2 John C. Mathis (Bradley 1987) 1 Josephus L. Mavretic (North Carolina 1956) 2 David B. McClinton (Washington 1970) 1 Ryan D. McFarland (Ball State 2002) 1 Albert W. McKay Jr (Emory 1974) 1 Rory L. McKean (Auburn 1976) 9 Edward J. McKibbon (Michigan State 1967) 3 William T. McMurry (DePauw 1956) 2 John V. Melick III (Michigan 1984) 3 John C. Meng Jr (Wabash 1966) 19 Frederick R. Michel (Syracuse 1967) 2 Kenneth J. Mighell (Texas 1952) 5 James M. Miller (Tennessee 1970) 6 Michael A. Mische (NYU 1976) 6 Douglas K. Moore (Indiana 1972) 2 Charles R. Morehead (Miami 1965) 2 Donald E. Morel Jr (Lafayette 1979) 19 Silas R. Mountsier III (Allegheny 1952) 7 Howard B. Moyes (Davidson 1987) 10 R. Andrew Muir Jr (WPI 1971) 2 John W. Mundinger Jr (Louisiana State 1976) 3 Dean W. Munger (Kettering A 1973) 10 Kenneth G. Murawski (Syracuse 1973) 7 James C. Murray II (Iowa State 1959) 23 Ronald C. Nelson (Richmond 1977) 2 Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) 26 William G. Niederer (Indiana State 1985) 8 Michael T. Novak (Chicago 1985) 7 Jeffery M. O'Neill (Akron 1988) 4 Daniel F. Organek (Johns Hopkins 1994) 11 William E. Parrish (Westminster 1957) 20 David J. Paterson (Cornell 1976) 2 Kurt J. Peter (Wisconsin 2010) 3 Richard L. Pinkerton PhD (Michigan 1955) 18 Bruce M. Pitman (Purdue 1971) 11 Jerry L. Pittman (Texas Tech 1966) 5 Steven B. Pittman (Oklahoma State 1975) 14 John D. Porter III (Wisconsin 1983) 4 Nicholas A. Potter (Kettering B 1994) 12 Kelly B. Powers (Colorado College 1984) 7 Jason R. Preston (Bradley 1995) 1 Harold P. Quinn Jr (Denison 1977) 4 Thomas A. Raar (Michigan 1985) 25 Robert W. Rahal (Denison 1975) 9 Royce A. Ramsay (Rose Hulman 1982) 1 Larry M. Ray (Purdue 1962) 1 Stephen W. Ray (Oklahoma 1979) 8 Eddie W. Rhea (Oklahoma 1980) 15 H. Grantland Rice III (Alabama 1980) 5

Andrew J. Rice (Idaho 1988) 1 C. H. Roath Jr (Colorado 1951) 10 John C. Robbins III (Union 1971) 9 Arthur L. Roberts (Louisiana State 1960) 1 Andrew M. Roberts (Virginia Tech 2013) 1 Edward M. Robinson (Bucknell 1986) 7 William W. Rodgers Jr (Oklahoma 1959) 15 Todd Rotgers (Minnesota 2011) 7 Robert W. Rowell (California Berkeley 1952) 1 John S. Rumble (Mississippi State 1982) 1 Ronald A. Sages (Ohio 1973) 25 James S. Samuel (Oregon 1984) 15 Bruce D. Sargent (Columbia 1966) 1 Stephen L. Sartain (Auburn 1994) 2 Ronald L. Scharnweber (Iowa State 1967) 2 Michael A. Schell (Indiana State 1973) 2 Charles J. Schleusner (Iowa State 1997) 7 David S. Schramm (Knox 1978) 10 George L. Schueppert (Wisconsin 1961) 5 Larry L. Sears (Kansas State 1976) 2 William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) 21 Geoffrey H. Simmons (Missouri 1996) 6 James M. Singel (California Los Angeles 1989) 7 Craig D. Singer (Florida 1985) 10 Martin C. Smith (California Berkeley 1976) 18 Phil H. Smith (Washington State 1966) 5 D. Mark Smith (Texas Arlington 1983) 14 Nicholas Smock (Iowa State 2008) 8 Mark R. Solem MD (Arizona State 1977) 8 Lee K. Souter (Vermont 2005) 11 Gregory M. Stanley (Akron 2005) 2 Matthew A. Stensland (New Mexico 2006) 2 Andrew T. Strobel (Old Dominion 1986) 1 Douglas M. Stuart (Purdue 1955) 1 Joseph R. Sullivan (Bradley 2003) 1 Robert N. Supple (Purdue 1957) 2 Jack R. Sutermeister (Washington 1979) 5 G. R. Tait PhD (McGill 1961) 11 Douglas C. Taylor (Case Western 1986) 19 Wade H. Taylor (Washington 1978) 3 Reese S. Terry Jr (Kentucky 1964) 2 Paul J. Testa (RPI 1989) 5 James W. Thomas (Knox 1965) 1 John C. Thomas (Texas 1973) 1 David E. Thompson (Washington 1980) 3 Lawrence H. Thompson (Iowa State 1964) 9 Stacy E. Thompson (Kettering B 1969) 2 Joshua S. Tonkins (California Santa Barbara 1993) 1 Douglas S. Tosh (Union 1972) 2 Charles L. Townsdin (Arizona 1963) 19 Montgomery G. Turner (Tennessee 1991) 4 Joseph Valvona Jr (Emory 1976) 3 Michael R. Van Every (Fresno State 1992) 1 LeRoy Vogel (Missouri 1966) 1 Malcolm B. Wall (Mississippi State 1970) 13 M. Coleman Walsh Jr (Richmond 1974) 13 Curt R. Ward MD (DePauw 1988) 22 D. Garrad Warren III (Purdue 1974) 10 James M. Webb (Arizona 1967) 6 Joseph A. Weist (Rose Hulman 1987) 7 Edward J. Whalen (Northwestern 1966) 3 William J. Wheeler (Arizona 1961) 3 Amelious N. Whyte Jr (Minnesota 1999) 1 Dale L. Wierman (Washington State 1964) 10 C. Daniel Wilson Jr (Sewanee 1963) 7 Jay R. Winkelhake (Colorado School of Mines 2000) 5 W. Miller Wood III (Tennessee 1967) 4 Paul A. Woods (Memphis 1993) 9 Timothy D. Wright (Texas Tech 2001) 1 Jon C. Yates (Texas A & M 1991) 4 Richard B. Zelvin (Iowa 1980) 3 Donald B. Zinn (Colorado 1965) 1 John D. Ziza (Ohio 1978) 1

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White Star Legacy Society The White Star Legacy Society recognizes brothers who have chosen to leave a legacy for Phi Gamma Delta through their will, trust or estate plans. We are grateful to brothers who donate and plan to donate. We were notified by three brothers that they have included the Foundation in their estate plans, indicated with an “+”.

Top Three Ways to Join the White Star Legacy Society: #1 Give a charitable bequest (a percentage or dollar amount) in your will or living trust to the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation.

#2 Name Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation as a beneficiary of your assets such as your 401K or other retirement plans upon your passing.

#3 Open a life insurance policy with the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation as the policy owner and cover annual premiums with gifts to the Annual Fund.

We Thank These Loyal Brothers for Their Consideration & Generosity: Akron

Daniel B. Ishee 1992 John P. O'Neill 1987 Brad W. Petrella 1987

Alabama

Frank M. Hardy 1955 Steven M. Hudson 1980 James E. Jones 1963

Jack W. Gresham 1957

John N. Oest 1974

Calgary

Denver

California Berkeley

Depauw

Donald J. Herman 1985 Manuel G. Gonzalez IV 1977

California Irvine J. R. Petrie 1987

California Los Bernhard H. Brinkmann 1983 Angeles Alberta

L. C. Murray 1972

Allegheny

Matthew A. Bocchi 2013

Arizona

Rick L. Allen 1962 Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961

Jeffrey M. Downey 1983

Steven J. Bocher 1983 Jere W. Dutt III1990 Paul O. Germann Jr 1952 Thomas B. Grooms 1966 Paul B. Qua 1982 James E. Sanford DDS 1971

Drake

California Riverside David B. Marino 1985

Jonathan C. Espy 1995 Anthony D. Kenkel 1998 Timothy J. Rueter 1998

Case Western

Emory

Dennis A. LaRosa 1969

Arizona State

Mitchell I. Henn DDS1972 John M. Humphrey 1981 Michael K. Magness 1970 Clyde B. Myers Jr 1962 Jason M. Prigozen MD 1997

Arkansas

Central Florida

Wayne H. Brunetti 1964 George C. Johnson Jr 1975 James C. Rinaman Jr 1955 William H. Valentine Jr 1967

Chicago

Joseph W. Kuhn Jr 1969 Donald S. Stuart 1972

Kenneth T. Bulahan 1987 Gary Emerson 1976 Steven E. Area1973 Eddie W. Daniel 1978

Auburn

Jeffrey I. Stone 1979

Bradley

Michael A. Lucas 1983 William F. Ross III1987

Rafael M. Padron Jr 2009 Jason J. Ring 2007 Peter O. Clauss 1955 Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 Stephen E. Woodbury 1979

Cincinnati

British Columbia

Kevin J. Hopper 1973

Bucknell

Christopher A. Guntermann 1974 Richard R. Ulery 1971+

David S. Armitage 1980 Warren T. Cooke 1983 Robert R. Dawson 1950 Ian Ferguson 1985

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Colorado State

Denison

Florida

Florida State Fresno

Michael R. Van Every 1992

Georgia

Danny A. Neil 1968 Chadwik T. Teague 1988

Georgia Tech

John O. Briggs 1967 Raymond K. Elderd 1960 William G. Grip 1982 Bradley A. Tilton 1981

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Hampden-Sydney

Jarrod S. Benton 1990 Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 John J. Toner V2001

Hanover

Timothy A. McGeath 1984

Idaho

James V. Hawkins 1958 James E. Whistler 1970

Illinois

Owen H. Ackerman 1959 Thomas D. Earley DVM 1963 Jerome C. Groniger 1956 Victor S. Kamber 1965

Illinois Wesleyan Scott E. Huch 1986 Dale H. Spiess 1966

Indiana

Frederick E Henoch PhD 1964 Neil R. Hinchman 1957 James A. Ramsey 1964 John P. Wyand 2002

Indiana State

William G. Niederer 1985 Christopher B. Vance 1976

Iowa

Terry A. Davis 1972 Bradley C. Nielsen 1986

Iowa State

W. R. Griswold Jr 1964 Steven J. Hunst 1976 Harvey E. Mallory III 1957 Richard D. McCormick 1961 Dean R. Plager 1964

Robert J. Roth 1978 Kevin A. Shires 2005 Robert A. Zeis Jr 1997

Jacksonville

Michael L. Brown 1988 Brian W. Dudley 1996 Kevin W. Haga 1992

Johns Hopkins

Jack Carlock 1958 David G. Shigekawa 1959

Kansas

Charles K. Baber Jr 1964 Charles T. Crawford 1952 Kevin F. Mitchelson 1979

Kansas State

Andrew J. Lutz II 1981 Michael A. Martin 1983 Michael E. Morris 1977 Gregory C. Stuart 1970 James E. Taylor 1970 Gregory H. Wilson 1978

Kentucky

Leonard M. Appel 1963 Robert H. Becknell 1967 William R. Connell 1994

Kettering

Peter L. Clark 1968

Knox

Benjamin P. Shakman 1990

Lawrence

David H. Aronson 1965 Bruce A. Wilson 1981

Lehigh

J. D. Breen 1968

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Louisiana State

Robert M. Crawford 1960 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 David G. Trepagnier Jr 2018

Maine

Matthew D. Smyth 1980

Maryland

Joseph Samora 2008

McGill

F. N. Dundas 1963

Memphis

Paul A. Woods 1993

Miami

Ted W. Goble 1968 James P. Horning 1977 Dave Houser 1970 Lee C. Schmitt 1963

Michigan

Franklin K. Gregory 1957 Robert B. Knutson 1956 Kenneth N. Nemerovski 1972 Mark L. Persitz 1977 Richard L. Pinkerton PhD 1955 Kelley V. Rea 1966

Michigan State

Keith A. Anderson 2010 Timothy J. Costello 1968 David W. Pequet 1974

Mississippi State P. E. Burnside 1970 Malcolm B. Wall 1970

Missouri

Charles P. Eichhorn 1955 John E. McKinnie 1954 Jerry K. Rinehart 1957 Kenneth B. Sternad 1977

Oklahoma

Carl D. Campbell 1981 Robert J. Kepke 1963 William G. Paul 1952 William W. Rodgers Jr 1959

Oklahoma State

Thaddeus J. Boughton 2004

North Carolina

Marvin J. Carver III 1975 Theo H. Pitt Jr 1958 John T. Stanley 1971

North Texas

Jeffrey M. Fulton 2011

Northwestern

J. R. Gorski 1968 Mark D. Kaufman Sr 1971

Occidental

Robert W. Holstrom 1946

Ohio

John A. Cassese 1976 Ronald A. Sages 1973

Ohio Wesleyan

David R. Bennett 1977 Douglas H. Dittrick Jr 1955

Charles R. Stewart 1979

Texas Tech

Vance M. Hubbard 1962 Gary S. Jennings 1977 Glenn D. Moor 1984

Union

Stephen S. Gay 1990+ Robert W. Walter 1984

Oregon

William J. Prenger 1968

Oregon State

Patrick C. Faessler 1990

Penn West

Anthony G. Canzonieri 2010

Purdue

Charles G. Armstrong 1964 Gerald B. Bay 1962 William P. Gettings 1978 Richard E. Grace 1951 J. R. Marshall 1959 Michael P. Schreyer 1965

Richmond

Edward R. Adams 1941 Robert S. Jepson Jr 1964 Ronald C. Nelson 1977

RPI

Brett C. Vigil 2000

North Alabama

Texas Christian

Old Dominion

Nebraska

Bruce B. Blau DDS 1980 Michael A. Mische 1976

D. L. Allen Jr 1979+

Toronto

William R. Brand 1987 George P. Norman 1987

New York

Texas Arlington

John P. Gallagher Jr 1966 Steven B. Pittman 1975

Gary L. Bussing 1973 David M. Dannov 1983 Edward B. Mullen 1957 Bradley P. Pemberton 1974 Paul L. Vogel 1989 John Gottschalk 1965 Brian M. Hensley 1998

Ron D. Willis 1984

Robert E. McCulloch 1965 Mace A. Bloom 1977

Utah

Scott J. Sarisky 1990

Virginia Tech

Dana W. Hesse 1986 Jeffrey M. Scattergood 1999

Wabash

Eric M. Cavanaugh 1976

Washington

T. M. Doyle 1968 Michael B. Jeffers 1962 Gary L. Ostenson 1969

Washington & Jefferson

Donald L. Wickerham MD 1972

West Virginia

Robert W. Martini 1974 Mark N. Roth 1977

Western Michigan

Rutgers

William G. McClimans Jr 1979 Michael A. McDonald Jr 2014 Bryan S. McNee 1989

San Jose State

Western Ontario

Sewanee

Westminster

Mark G. Esposito 1982

Thomas H. Ewers 2008

South Florida

Eugene N. Balter 1977 Paul E. Mendelssohn 1972

Southern California

Andre P. Affatato 1969 Donald W. Bradley PhD 1961 David M. Todd 1967

Southern Methodist Walter T. Henderson 1960 Robb Stewart 1952

David J. McCagherty 1990 Frank C. Smeenk 1971 William E. Parrish 1957 Dale G. Schaefer 1958

Wittenberg

John P. Pirozzi 1971

Want to Learn More?

Contact Executive Director Ben Robinson at 859-255-1848 ext.

133 or brobinson@phigam. org for questions about the White Star Legacy Society.

The Foundation’s Tax ID is 52-6036185.

To leave a tax-deductible gift to the Foundation consider the following: “I leave and bequeath unto the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation Inc. the sum of $____ or ___% of estate (or specific securities or other property). Said Foundation is a non-profit 501(c (3) corporation (Federal ID Number 52-6036185) organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky with administrative offices at 1201 Red Mile Road P.O. Box 4599 Lexington KY 40544-4599. *This gift is unrestricted for general Foundation purposes.” *For estate gift restrictions please contact the Foundation for specific wording.

WPI

Douglas L. Acker 1983 William K. Johnson 1976

Yale

William H. Smith Jr 1965

Stanford

Howard A. Rubin 1955

Syracuse

Jeff C. Crew Jr 1967 Kenneth L. Morrison 1965

Tennessee

James D. Froula1967 Lee M. Moss 1973 John J. Sheridan 1972 Gerald L. Vantrease 1966

Texas

Byron M. McKnight DDS 1978

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2023 Donors Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation & the Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada Both Foundations operate to support the educational endeavors of Phi Gamma Delta, its chapters and its members.

Listed are the donors who gave either unrestricted annual fund gifts, restricted endowment gifts or chapter restricted gifts to the Foundations in the 2023 calendar year. Donors are listed in their lifetime giving societies. Perge! Society members donating more than $500 are listed at the end of each chapter section; the gold, bolded number indicates the number of years the brother has given at a Perge! Society level. This listing is only Foundation donors.

All brothers who gave graduate dues are listed at www.phigam.org/GradDues.

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Friends of the Foundation

Calvin Coolidge Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Horejsi Charitable Fnd Inc Thomas Marshall Schwab Charitable Fund Centennial Columbus Fnd Omaha Community Fnd William T. Morris Trust Black Diamond Benevity Community Impact Fund Golden Chain Bank of America Charitable Fnd Lilly Endowment Inc. Vanguard Charitable YourCause, LLC Royal Purple Anonymous Ayco Charitable Fnd Bessemer Giving Fund Glass Fnd, Inc Markel Corp National Philanthropic Trust Renaissance Charitable Fnd Inc Rho Phi House Corp The Vaughn Fnd Canonsburg Akron Community Fnd American Endowment Fnd Camilla H. Bracewell Dayton Fnd+

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White Star Johnson & Johnson Fnd Lincoln Community Fnd Beverly Napfel+ Orange County Community Fnd United Way of Columbia Willamette Log Cabin Community Fnd of NW MO Lowell & Ruth Haga Phi Gam Missouri Scholarship Fund Saratoga Charitable Fnd Purple Clematis Ahrens Family Fnd Central NY Community Fnd Inc Community Fnd of Central IL Facebook Payments Inc. Marathon Petroleum Corp Getrude F. Willliams+ Wukasch Fnd Ft. Armstrong Amazon Smile Arch Insurance Group Inc BNSF Railway Co Celanese Fnd Charles Schwab Corp Fnd Fnd for The Carolinas Linda Harris Hartford Fnd for Public Giving Gretchen Jackson+ McKesson Fnd c/o JK Group+ Paypal Giving Fund PNC Bank Corp

State Farm Cos Fnd The Harry G. Gram Fnd Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign William G. McGowan Charitable Fund Snowy White Owl America's Charities Baird Fnd Inc. Community Fnd for Southern AZ Community Fnd of NJ Frontstream Kaulig Capital Amy Kurtz National Christian Fnd South FL W. Carol Preston Raymond James Charitable Raytheon Charity Custodial Account United Way of Greater LA Delta Brian Breittholz Caterpillar Fnd Charities Aid Fnd of America Cleveland Fnd Give Lively Fnd Inc Richard Jungman Kappa Mu Graduate Assoc Naples (SW FL) Grad Chapter+ Prospera Financial Services United Way CA Capital Region United Way of SW PA Friendship Jon & Ann Blacklock+

Erica M. Carlson Charityvest City National Bank Community Fnd North Central WA Catherine Corso+ Digital Pix Composites Ethan Doyle+ Lauryn Drake+ Sam Elder+ Kathleen Falk Finger Lakes Area Community Endowment Sarah Foley+ Maxine Gratz+ Matt Griffin+ Grace Guzzo+ Marybeth Hoesterey+ Erik Huebner+ Diane R. Jensen+ Darrell Lee+ Harleyn Lee+ Lockheed Martin Charity Abby McCollom Michelle Milstid+ Laura Mitchell+ Carol Moskal+ Maegan Moskal+ Suzie Moskal+ National Christian Fnd of AL Caroline O'Looney+ Parker Pirtle+ Katie Pooser+ Natalie Pratt+ Zae R+ Kerry Roy+ Renee Sayers+ Jeff Senft+ Mohammed Ali Sheriff Shaik+ Shell Oil Fnd Francine Speer Tiffany Stitt+ Mollie Stringer+ Triumph Financial Virginia Tech University Amy Watson Michaela Welford+ David Westol+ Zimmer Biomet Fnd Alissa Zito Cruz+

Total $516,155

Akron

Royal Purple John P. O'Neill 1987

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David J. Willmer 1992 Canonsburg Norman L. Clark 1989 White Star Robert B. Caudill 2004 Brad W. Petrella 1987 Log Cabin Joshua M. Blubaugh 1999 Purple Clematis Stephen M. Mariani 1992 Ft. Armstrong James A. Eckelberry 1988 Daniel B. Ishee 1992 J. Michael Kelley 1989 Jeffery M. O'Neill 1988 Kyle W. Sullivan 1988 Snowy White Owl Dale R. Adams Jr 2003 Henry A. King Jr 1988 Matthew M. Perez 2007 Gregory M. Stanley 2005 Christopher J. Tankersley 2002 Delta Edward P. Friedl 1988 Matthew B. Petrus 1987 Friendship Mason U. Arnold 2024 Siddhartha R. Aryal 2024 Brady A. Ayers 2025 Isaac Bee 2026+ Michael R. Dalton 2003+ Stephen J. Delcoma 2024 Caleb A. Edmondson 2023 Merlin R. Farnham 2026+ Syed T. Fida 2023+ Jose C. Garcia 2024 Nicholas P. Giorgio 2024 Saikishore Gowrishankar 2024+ Cory M. Groff 2025+ Quintin X. Kelley 2025 Jack B. Kirven 2024 Matthew R. Krstich 2025 Ryan C. Matthews 2022 Brooks T. McKinley 2022 Jacob R. Parkomaki 2024 Brian W. Parrish 1988 Nicholas A. Plaxton 1993 Aaron T. Rider 2024 Joseph W. Roth 2019 Frank B. Schultz 2024 Adam Weidmann 2026+ Xavier A. Zup 2022 Perge! Wilkinson John P. O'Neill 4 1987

Perge! Wallace David J. Willmer 5 1992 Robert B. Caudill 14 2004 Perge! Fairbanks Henry A. King Jr 1 1988 Jeffery M. O'Neill 4 1988 Gregory M. Stanley 2 2005 In Honor of Robert B. Caudill 2004 by David Westol

Total $15,667 Persistence Scholarship Aaron Rider 2024

Alabama

Purple Clematis H. Grantland Rice III 1980 Ft. Armstrong William W. Jessup 1960 Peter L. Lowe 1960 Jerome K. Pate 1975 Eugene A. Renfroe 1973 Snowy White Owl Hollis N. Gieger Jr 1980 Paul F. Goree Jr 1958 Daniel R. Ramey III 1960 Walker Reynolds IV 2004 James L. Richardson 1979 Delta David A. Hughett 1982 Friendship James C. Bailey Jr 1994+ Willard W. Livingston Jr 1965 Anthony L. Massey 1988 Richard T. Rice 1987+ Bobby B. Roden 1971 Perge! Fairbanks William W. Jessup 6 1960 H. Grantland Rice III 5 1980

Total $2,797 Persistence Scholarship Gabriel Rusmisell 2025

Alabama Birmingham

Friendship Jordan D. Archer 2021

Alberta

Golden Chain John B. Carswell 1976

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[2023 Donors] Royal Purple David G. Hancock 1979 Canonsburg Micheal G. Harris 1987AA White Star Chad G. Boddez 2001 Frederick C. Lynch Jr 1986 Log Cabin Ronald A. Glen 1989 Tristan L. Patterson 2010 Carl P. Rodriguez 1998 Duane B. Schlereth 1971 Richard A. Toogood 1987 Purple Clematis Kristopher P. Dworschak 2015 Ft. Armstrong Steven Huynh 2013 David E. Isaman 2004 Christopher J. Tang 2005 Snowy White Owl Gregory T. Atkinson 1973 Ian E. Clarke 2010 Mark S. Crawford 1989 Rae P. T. Landry 2006 Kyle B. Murray PhD 1994 Ashley A. O'Kurley 1994 Richard C. Pearson 1990 Kenway Yan 2009 Delta Sean J. Tymkow 2001 Joshua J. Ulliac 2010 Friendship Kenneth M. Bouska 1998 Marc A. Lee 2010 Barry A. Sutherby 1980 Perge! Wallace Kristopher P. Dworschak 5 2015 Perge! Fairbanks David G. Hancock 16 1979 Steven Huynh 1 2013 In Memory of Murray W. Dorin 1976 by David G. Hancock 1979 Michael G. Harris 1987 by Linda Harris

Total $13,645 William Gear Scholarship Leith AlKhatib 2024 Ryaad Asif 2024

Allegheny

White Star Silas R. Mountsier III 1952 Log Cabin Robert R. Cebula 1959 Purple Clematis Henry B. Suhr Jr 1955 Ft. Armstrong Gary M. Brost 1974 Ralph D'Onofrio 1957 Gerald E. Gibbons MD Washington 1953 Snowy White Owl James H. Bair 1959 Matthew A. Bocchi 2013 Cayton Hornberger 2020 Ronald J. Klinefelter Jr 1990 Richard W. McLeary 1979 Stevenson Mountsier 1952 Carl W. Stenberg III 1965 Gregory R. Vallano 2015 Delta William H. Cunningham 1961 Sean D. Lattimore 1993+ Friendship

Trevor J. Colvin 2014 James M. Emigh 1971 Michael G. Graham 1989+ Klaus J. Klause 1964 Perge! Wallace Robert R. Cebula 9 1959 Gary M. Brost 2 1974 Cayton Hornberger 2 2020 Perge! Fairbanks Silas R. Mountsier III 7 1952 Ralph D'Onofrio 2 1957 James H. Bair 2 1959 Matthew A. Bocchi 1 2013

Total $6,545 Persistence Scholarship Charles Gibson 2025

Appalachian State

Delta Dionysis Protopapadakis 2017 Friendship Carter B. Crawford 2015 Ismael G. Gomez 2013 Matthew Guin 2015 W. Carson Herron 2020 Alec T. Houff 2024+ Jubal B. Martin 2017+ M. Austin Stanley 2017 James C. Terrell 2013+ Bryan M. Wright 2014+

Total $686

Arizona

Centennial Louis Sands IV 1963 Royal Purple Charles L. Townsdin 1963 Canonsburg David G. Areghini 1965 Deron P. Bocks 1986 Jeffrey J. Mongan 1983 Peter J. Rathwell 1965 White Star Benjamin F. Brooks III 1985 Vernon D. Ellis 1962 Bruce H. Hart 1982 Thomas B. Louer 1987 John G. Mansour III 1987 Ralph A. Peterson Jr 1955 James M. Webb 1967 Log Cabin Christopher J. Cacheris 1976 Herman K. Lewkowitz 1983 Thomas W. Warne 1965 Purple Clematis Jeffrey C. Derickson 1972 Curtis J. Dunshee 1982 M. Wainright Fishburn Jr 1975 Roger E. Garrett 1964 John A. Sivo 1977 Fred R. Sutter Jr 1980 Ft. Armstrong Terry A. DeWald 1968 Morgan Little 1964 James G. Orradre 1991 Tom J. Schmitt 1983 James S. Tolley 1951 William J. Wheeler 1961 Snowy White Owl Walter D. Armer Jr 1964 Craig R. Barron 1979 Louis P. Benedict 1956 Theodore L. Cook 1964 Kenneth L. Erickson 1968

Daniel E. Kates 1988 Robert C. Kersey 1989 Ralph B. Miller 1958 Terrell A. Muse 1961 James W. Washington 1976 Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961 Delta Alvin A. Baber 1958 Charles M. Hiatt 1966+ Gerald M. Jones MD 1972 Charles A. Schneider III 1977 Friendship Orren G. Biesterfeld 1970 Brenner E. Daniels 2000+ Robert L. Guilford Jr 2017 Curtis W. Ingram 1989 Josh M. Lingerfelt 1998+ Brian W. Ludeke 2000+ Miguel A. Valencia 1983+ Edward A. Wilson 1962 Perge! Norris Ralph A. Peterson Jr 2 1955 Perge! Wilkinson Peter J. Rathwell 20 1965 Perge! Wallace Bruce H. Hart 10 1982 Jeffrey J. Mongan 19 1983 Perge! Fairbanks William J. Wheeler 3 1961 Vernon D. Ellis 7 1962 Charles L. Townsdin 19 1963 David G. Areghini 17 1965 James M. Webb 6 1967 Curtis J. Dunshee 5 1982 Daniel E. Kates 1 1988 In Memory of Donald H. Kersey 1964 by Robert C. Kersey 1989

Total $49,136 Persistence Scholarship William Bastman 2026 Srikar Mandava 2026 Bryce Michael 2024

Arizona State

Founders Robert C. Pohlad 1976 Canonsburg John C. Philips 1969 White Star Mark R. Solem MD 1977 Alexander S. Wylie 1996 Log Cabin William E. Roberts EdD 1975 Purple Clematis Richard C. Gohl 1987 Tom M. Whitelock 1965 Ft. Armstrong Mark W. Glasgow 1980 John D. Kellogg 1976 Robert E. Wacker 1970 Snowy White Owl James M. Beeger 1976+ John S. Boyd 1968 Charles T. Closson 1991 George R. Duganz 1968 Donald G. Roberton 1983 David R. Watkins 1978 Delta Duane C. Cooper 1974 Thomas J. Melita 1988 Friendship W. Scott Ball 1974+ Terry L. Boersma 1987 Richard J. Hertzog 1985

Asher M. Hill 2009+ Thomas Lisi 1971 Perge! Norris Robert C. Pohlad 24 1976 Perge! Wallace William E. Roberts EdD 6 1975 Richard C. Gohl 5 1987 Alexander S. Wylie 11 1996 Perge! Fairbanks Mark R. Solem MD 8 1977 Mark W. Glasgow 2 1980

Total $92,332 Persistence Scholarship Emmett Everest 2024 Brandon Nguyen 2025

Arkansas

Canonsburg William S. Garner Jr 1971 Max A. Wernick 1974 Ft. Armstrong Stephen C. Dunn 1986 Thomas C. Gean 1985 William L. Irwin 1974 Snowy White Owl W. Grant Bray Jr 1984 Delta William R. Thompson 2014 Gary A. Yanosick 1983 Friendship Bradford T. Black MD 1979 Cameron Croft 2021 Eric M. Fay 2009 John W. Megee 1976+ Matthew D. Vannatta 2004 Perge! Wallace Max A. Wernick 19 1974 Perge! Fairbanks William S. Garner Jr 11 1971 William L. Irwin 2 1974 Thomas C. Gean 1 1985

Total $4,115

Auburn

Royal Purple Samuel H. Franklin 1969 Cliff J. Hare 1977 Canonsburg Edward O. Harris 1978 Jeffrey I. Stone 1979 White Star Kenneth L. Farmer Jr 1972 Norman H. Godwin 1991 Jonathan L. Moore 2004 Log Cabin Scott B. Murray 1969 Purple Clematis Edward B. Fischer 1967 Rory L. McKean 1976 Ft. Armstrong Brian W. Elrod 1982 R. Ward Lariscy Jr 1963 Michael J. Ramsey 1990 J. Edward Ruzic Jr 1969 Stephen L. Sartain 1994 Snowy White Owl Steven M. Barranco 1989 John B. Bush 1978 Don Craft 1965 James R. Lowry 1971 Hunter T. McCord 2004 J. Michael Roberts 2004 Jeffery T. Todd 1989 Delta Andy B. Anderson 1971 Sidney W. Hare 1971 Oliver D. Kingsley Jr 1965

Steven D. Sheffield 1968 Richard K. Straus Sr 1980 David N. Wall 1967 Friendship Donald A. Parkhurst 1971 Christopher D. White 1993 Perge! Wilkinson Scott B. Murray 2 1969 Perge! Wallace Samuel H. Franklin 26 1969 Kenneth L. Farmer Jr 15 1972 Jeffrey I. Stone 16 1979 Norman H. Godwin 16 1991 Jonathan L. Moore 11 2004 Perge! Fairbanks Sidney W. Hare 1 1971 James R. Lowry 2 1971 Rory L. McKean 9 1976 John B. Bush 1 1978 Steven M. Barranco 2 1989 Stephen L. Sartain 2 1994

Total $16,624 Persistence Scholarship Mason Belcher 2025

Belcher

Austin Peay

Friendship David M. Thompson 2016

Ball State

White Star Charles J. Camp 2005 Christopher L. Kurtz 2006 Snowy White Owl Ryan D. McFarland 2002 Delta Jason W. Conn 2017 Andrew W. Koenig 2005 Friendship Joshua S. Becker 2021 Austin S. Durbin 2007 Christopher K. Harrison 2010 Carson Lance 2010 Perge! Fairbanks Ryan D. McFarland 1 2002 Christopher L. Kurtz 11 2006

Total $2,775

Baylor

Log Cabin Mark D. Aigner 1984 Snowy White Owl Kevin W. Durnell 1979 L. Hayes Fuller III 1977 William A. Jones 1980 Alan B. Story 1978 Perge! Wallace Mark D. Aigner 9 1984

Total $1,325

Bowling Green

Snowy White Owl Jon K. Zwinski 1989 Delta Sean M. Kelley 1990 Friendship Brian G. Sommers 2001

Bradley

Centennial Michael A. Lucas 1983 Canonsburg William F. Ross III 1987 White Star Ricardo J. Anesi 1983 Michael W. MacConnie 1983 Jason R. Preston 1995 Log Cabin Scott A. Bernholdt 1988 Lane T. Schnotala 1992 Curtis D. Smith 1999 Purple Clematis William J. Kelly 1984 Ft. Armstrong Joel C. Carr 1994 Snowy White Owl Jonathan R. Falk 1993 Matthew Fijalkowski 1993 P.J. Fitzpatrick 1987 Michael J. Flanagan 1996 Roger A. Leenerts 1986 Joseph A. Leone 1983 Paul A. Marks 1987 John C. Mathis 1987 Christopher L. Muniz 1996 Alan E. Muschott 1984 Amit A. Riswadkar 2007 Joseph R. Sullivan 2003 Leslie E. Youngren 1987 Delta Matthew F. Adams 2005 Timothy R. Carlson 1984 Christopher A. Hardwick 1998 James A. Rusch 1990 Friendship Jeffrey A. Bohlin 1999 Thomas A. Bortscheller 1994 Thomas J. Chochrek Nebraska 1983 Brian P. Cicirello 2001 Christopher N. Contos 1996 Jordan B. Dockins 2021 Craig M. Donlon 1983 J. Scott Emmerich 1986 William J. Fillipp 1982+ Jason C. Flagg 2001 Jon T. Green 1983 Edward A. Grondzki 1984 Peter L. Grosso 2008 Douglas K. Halberstadt 1983+ Matthew K. Heerdegen 2017 Ronald P. Hehn Jr 1993 Steven P. Jara 1986 Steven L. Kessler 2006+ Peter J. Lawin 2005 Gary R. Polega 1983+ Robert M. Ricobene 1984+ Bryan J. Scartozzi 2000 Robert E. Schaich Jr 2006 Mark M. Sheehan 2007+ Craig A. Smith 1994+ Brian P. Snyder 1990 Richard S. Spilky 1987 Bryan S. Weiss 1993+

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[2023 Donors] Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra Alvin J. Wilcox 1994 Perge! Norris Michael A. Lucas 20 1983 Perge! Wilkinson Curtis D. Smith 3 1999 Perge! Wallace William J. Kelly 1 1984 Michael W. MacConnie 11 1983 Lane T. Schnotala 12 1992 Perge! Fairbanks John C. Mathis 1 1987 Scott A. Bernholdt 4 1988 Jason R. Preston 1 1995 Joseph R. Sullivan 1 2003

Total $19,219

British Columbia

Royal Purple David H. Mills 1976 White Star Robert H. McGowan 1992 Ft. Armstrong Jesse R. Ferreras 2006 Snowy White Owl Gregory R. Descantes 1989 Frank Iacobucci 1962 John A. Roaf 1975 Richard A. Wadsworth 1988 Christopher White 1990 Warren Wilczewski 1998 Delta R. Scott Gayton 1996 Torval D. Mork 1995 Friendship Ryan W. Hunt 2006 Perge! Fairbanks Jesse R. Ferreras 4 2006

John P. Burgess 1986 Ian Ferguson 1985 Jonathan D. Leef 1988 Robert J. Sampson 1993 G. Robert Van Schooneveld Jr 1975 Dan W. Willcoxon 1983 Delta Mark D. Genest 1980 Victor E. Rauscher III 1981 Gary A. Scott 1986 Friendship Thomas M. Boals 1989 R. Kemp Bohlen 1969 Douglas B. DePietro 1992 Robert S. DeWaters Jr 1958 Aidan J. Flynn 2025+ Thomas D. Hemingway 1952 Ryan M. Kinsey 2017 James C. McCloskey III 1964 Michael J. Mignano 1989 Robin Y. Mistretta Bradley 2006 Perri C. Petricca 1979 Perge! Fairbanks Edward M. Robinson 7 1986

California Berkeley

Total $17,710

Total $5,075

Persistence Scholarship Troy Langton 2024

Brown

Delta Terry Franc III 1958 Friendship Thomas J. Cogswell 1958

Bucknell

Thomas Marshall David S. Marren 1983 Purple Clematis J. Craig Fuehrer 1966 Edward M. Robinson 1986 Snowy White Owl

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Persistence Scholarship David Eick 2026

California Irvine

Total $2,718 William Gear Scholarship Tommy Cho 2024 Pedro de Faria Santos 2024 Crosbie DesBrisay 2024 Jacob Gravelle 2024 Matia Isakovic 2024 Adam Weatherhog 2025

Golden Chain Daniel M. Guggenheim 1960 White Star Martin C. Smith 1976 Purple Clematis Dennis M. Drew 1975 Ft. Armstrong Michael B. Inman 1994+ Snowy White Owl Stephen H. Booth 1964 Robert W. Rowell 1952 Delta Craig T. Clifford 1966 Taylor C. Smith 2004 Perge! Wallace Daniel M. Guggenheim 24 1960 Perge! Fairbanks Robert W. Rowell 1 1952 Martin C. Smith 18 1976 In Honor of William B. Rowell 1990 & Robert W. Rowell 2022 by Robert W. Rowell 1952

Langton

Calgary

Centennial Donald J. Herman 1985 White Star David B. McQuaig 1987 Log Cabin Christopher J. Johnston 1991 Perge! Wilkinson Donald J. Herman 15 1985 Perge! Fairbanks Christopher J. Johnston 3 1991

Total $3,450

White Star Michael G. Bark 1986 Log Cabin Martin S. Suzuki 1986 Ft. Armstrong Allen A. Ilano 1990 Steven M. Shaw 1997 Delta Thomas E. Gaworski 1989 Friendship Chad G. Brown 1990+ John C. Ta PhD, MD 2001 James Welham 2021+ Perge! Wallace Martin S. Suzuki 5 1986 Perge! Fairbanks Michael G. Bark 15 1986 Allen A. Ilano 1 1990

Total $2,825 Persistence Scholarship Kamran Kazemi 2025

California Los Angeles

Golden Chain Jeffrey M. Downey 1983 Ft. Armstrong

James M. Singel 1989 H. Ralph Snyder 1949 Snowy White Owl Joseph R. Aragon 1993 Quintus A. Guthrie 1957 David K. Smith 1987 Friendship Joseph R. Rosenberg 1970 Perge! Wilkinson Jeffrey M. Downey 18 1983 Perge! Fairbanks James M. Singel 7 1989 Joseph R. Aragon 2 1993

Total $5,735

California Riverside

Royal Purple David B. Marino 1985 Canonsburg Tracy T. Bomberger 1985 Ft. Armstrong Dennis J. Whitcomb 1986 Snowy White Owl Charles D. O'Neal Jr 1988 Jerry A. Shively 1988 Delta Mark E. Werner 1986 Perge! Norris David B. Marino 12 1985 Perge! Wilkinson Tracy T. Bomberger 17 1985

Total $8,450

California San Diego

Friendship Matthew Schuerman 2004 Persistence Scholarship Samuel Attianese 2024

California Santa Barbara

Canonsburg Paul W. Sams 1992 Log Cabin Bijan P. Karimi 1995 Snowy White Owl Christopher B. Gipson 1993 Joshua S. Tonkins 1993 Ryuichi M. Watanabe 2003 Perge! Fairbanks Bijan P. Karimi 6 1995 Joshua S. Tonkins 1 1993

Total $1,555

California State Long Beach

Snowy White Owl Steven J. Stonecypher 1992

Case Western

Black Diamond Robert W. Niebaum 1969 Golden Chain Kun Chae 2004 Canonsburg John M. Humphrey 1981 White Star Mitchell Ingram Henn 1972 Douglas C. Taylor 1986 Log Cabin Carl M. Ferraro 1978 David E. Forbes Watkins 1961 Purple Clematis

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John D. Lubahn MD 1971 Sean F. Martindale 1995 Ross J. Pillari 1972 Ft. Armstrong James E. Gavacs 1973 Robert J. Henderson 1991 Robert Koch 1953 Fred J. Lekson 1952 Michael K. Magness 1970 John A. Vanek 1970 Snowy White Owl Thomas W. Carr 1989 Joseph S. DeLeese 1965 Jonathan F. Diller MD 1975 Irving J. Katz 1994 Matthew A. Kosior 1989 James M. Marsh 1972 Douglas L. Montgomery 1972 Jonathan F. Plimpton 1970 Rajeev Raghavan 2001 James L. Worthley Ohio State 1962 Delta Mark G. Ashba Northwestern 1980 Richard E. Halverstadt 1969 Norman T. Ingrassia 1962 C. Robert Morgan II 1995 Chris H. Partis 1976 Ryan R. Shoup 2011 Matthew M. Wallo 1980 Aaron J. Wirscham 1999 Friendship Jamie M. Addessi 1998+ Paul T. Cevasco 1972 Ronald L. Keffer 1968 Harvey P. Kessler 1970 C. Burwell Myers Jr 1962 Jim D. Petras 2012 Eric J. Thorlin 1998 Perge! Wilkinson James E. Gavacs 3 1973 John M. Humphrey 15 1981 Perge! Wallace John A. Vanek 4 1970 Mitchell Ingram Henn 7 1972 James M. Marsh 1 1972 Carl M. Ferraro 7 1978 Perge! Fairbanks John D. Lubahn MD 3 1971 Douglas C. Taylor 19 1986 In Memory of Matthew R. Napfel 2012

by Beverly Napfel & Robert W. Niebaum 1969

Total $20,897

Central Florida

Ft. Armstrong Andrew J. Lucyshyn 1995 Perge! Fairbanks Andrew J. Lucyshyn 5 1995

Chapman

Friendship Christopher R. Joondeph 2013 Persistence Scholarship Austin Sanner 2026

Chicago

Black Diamond Donald M. Heinrich 1974 Royal Purple Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955 Canonsburg

John M. Saada Sr 1956 White Star Norman K. Cook 1958 W. Eric Saraniecki 2006 Log Cabin J. Wilmar Jensen 1947AA Purple Clematis Michael T. Novak 1985 Paul T. Schuster 1974 Ft. Armstrong Stephen R. Baum 1975 Edward D. Jones III 1966 Michael B. Karluk 1977 James J. Monge 1955 Snowy White Owl Douglas A. Cipriano 1986 William O. Johnson 1958 Peter D. Richardson 1970 Stephen E. Woodbury 1979 Delta Russell R. Dickerson 1975 Jeffrey J. Harman 2009 James A. Kaplan 1976 W. David Murdoch 1979 Steven D. Williams MD 1979 Friendship H. Hardy Adasko 1967 Douglas L. Carden 1974 Allan E. Coe 1959 Robert M. Grimm 1989 Michael A. Nemeroff 1968+ J. Douglas Richards 1977+ David L. Rosenberg MD 1950 Perge! Norris Donald M. Heinrich 6 1974 Perge! Wilkinson Paul T. Schuster 2 1974 Perge! Wallace John M. Saada Sr 22 1956 W. Eric Saraniecki 6 2006 Perge! Fairbanks J. Wilmar Jensen 11 1947AA Bernard J. DelGiorno 19 1955 Norman K. Cook 25 1958 Michael T. Novak 7 1985 Douglas A. Cipriano 1 1986 In Honor of Jack Griffin 2022 by Matt Griffin

Total $51,544

Christopher Newport

Friendship West R. Brownlee 2022+ Chance M. Zimmermann 2021+

Cincinnati

Black Diamond Kevin J. Hopper 1973 Ft. Armstrong Stephen P. Hart 1973 Jeffrey B. Linkous 1980 Snowy White Owl Daniel J. Adovasio 1971 Edward T. Daniel 1974 Nelson D. Evans 1976 Joshua I. France 2008 Jeffrey L. Huss 1994 Curt W. Koslovsky 1992 Steven M. Petitjean 1994 Brian S. Todd 1998 Delta M. Larry Sprague 1971 Friendship

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[2023 Donors] Troy M. Breidenbach 1993+ Scott H. O'Daniel 1993 Perge! Wilkinson Kevin J. Hopper 21 1973

Total $5,335

Clemson

Friendship Shawn M. Knight 2016 Persistence Scholarship Towner Clements 2025 Jackson Gouvin 2025

Coastal Carolina

Snowy White Owl Derek J. Murphy 2011 Friendship Zay'Quan Chisholm 2019

Colgate

Purple Clematis Robert H. Martinsen 1955 Ft. Armstrong Michael J. Batza Jr 1963 Michael D. Milone 1978 Delta Denis W. Schreiber 1976 Friendship David A. Eastwood 1962+ Thomas F. Kirkpatrick 1961 Perge! Wallace Robert H. Martinsen 4 1955

Total $1,685

Colorado

Canonsburg James W. Dodds 1954 Purple Clematis C. H. Roath Jr 1951 Ft. Armstrong Donald B. Zinn 1965 Snowy White Owl John M. Lyon 1962 Delta Wayne R. Bush 2002 Jim S. Camp Texas 1958AA Theron R. Harley 1956 Michael L. Rosen 1987 Thomas E. Worth 1963 Friendship James C. Harrod 1980+ Richard O. Morgan 1959+ John B. Myers Jr 1981 Osgoode S. Philpott Jr 1957 Perge! Wallace James W. Dodds 22 1954 John Fox Arnold 24 1959 Perge! Fairbanks C. H. Roath Jr 10 1951 Donald B. Zinn 1 1965

Total $3,770 Persistence Scholarship Drew Kane 2025 James Zygmunt 2024

Colorado College Golden Chain Robert W. Reniers Jr 1968 Log Cabin Brian J. Meek 1986 Kelly B. Powers 1984 Purple Clematis Robert A. Otto 1966 Ft. Armstrong

Bruce A. Kolbezen 1975 Robert J. Orr III 1974 Snowy White Owl James A. Gamache 1975 Delta Robert D. McClellan 1982 Jack D. Real 1961 Friendship David G. Peckinpaugh 1980 Perge! Norris Robert Reniers Jr 20 1968 Perge! Fairbanks Kelly B. Powers 7 1984 In Memory of Robert M. Henderson 1982

by John B. Myers 1981

Total $26,675

Friendship Michael B. Bowdoin 1997+ Timur T. Yildiz 1997+ David J. Zegarelli DDS 1965 Perge! Fairbanks William A. Billingham 2 1951 Anthony J. Leitner Jr 4 1965 Bruce D. Sargent 1 1966

Total $3,413 Persistence Scholarship Jonathan Liu 2025

Connecticut

Delta Matthew C. Farrell 2013

Colorado School Cornell Centennial of Mines Kenneth H. Blanchard Log Cabin Peter J. Ashton 1991 James A. Hull 1988 Jay R. Winkelhake 2000 Purple Clematis Russell A. Frishmuth 1992 Ft. Armstrong Matthew J. Hazleton Texas Arlington 1996 Snowy White Owl Paul E. McElligott 1989 Friendship Patrick M. Athey 2005 Joshua L. Souza 2007 Perge! Wallace Peter J. Ashton 11 1991 Perge! Fairbanks James A. Hull 11 1988 Matthew J. Hazleton 7 1996 Jay R. Winkelhake 5 2000

Total $4,418

Colorado State

Ft. Armstrong David J. Miller 1971 Richard R. Ulery 1971 Snowy White Owl James C. Daley 1976 Christopher A. Guntermann 1974 Lawrence G. Liston 1975 Delta James E. Hurley 1982 John H. McKinley 1981 Gary M. Osterhout 1979 Stephen W. Snyder 1976 Friendship Michael J. Ramsdale 1983

Total $1,225

Columbia

Log Cabin Bruce D. Sargent 1966 Ft. Armstrong Adam F. Barrison 1991 William A. Billingham 1951 Anthony J. Leitner Jr 1965 Timothy D. Nank 1993 Snowy White Owl James N. Cooper 1959 Joseph M. Lane 1961 Robert H. Yunich 1965 Phil E. Zegarelli 1970 Delta Kevin J. Fay 1981 Stewart E. Reuter 1960 Andrew F. Upton 1985

1961 Ft. Armstrong Alfred F. Van Ranst Jr 1974 David L. Worrell 1967 Snowy White Owl Sean K. Andreas 1992 David M. Ayers 1980 Joseph G. Bruce 1977 John E. McPhee 1976 David J. Paterson 1976 Delta Ron Barnes 1961 Friendship Charles P. Cotsalas 1983 Adam R. Klein 1992+ Thomas S. Molloy 1973 Perge! Fairbanks David J. Paterson 2 1976 In Honor of Michael H. Wood 1977 by Joseph G. Bruce 1977

Total $1,910

Dartmouth

Friendship William J. Flood 1957

Davidson

White Star Towner A. Blackstock 1994 Howard B. Moyes 1987 Snowy White Owl Carl H. Anderson Jr 1984 William W. Crone 1984 Theodore H. Davis Jr 1987 R. Bradley Johnson 1994 Richard V. Liles Jr 1953 William S. Randolph Jr 1967 Delta Taylor B. Hogan 2013 Devere A. Kutscher 1997 Todd E. Strawser 1990 Friendship William B. Armstrong 1961 Paul T. Costel 1981 Alexander P. Ormond Jr 1955 Perge! Wallace Towner A. Blackstock 9 1994 Perge! Fairbanks Howard B. Moyes 10 1987 In Honor of Towner A. Blackstock 1994

by Samuel W. Richwine Georgia 1973

Total $3,121 Persistence Scholarship Jacob Hertzinger 2024

Denison

Royal Purple Edwin M. Ahrens MD 1973 Log Cabin Robert W. Rahal 1975 Ft. Armstrong John N. Oest 1974 Harold P. Quinn Jr 1977 Snowy White Owl Raymond T. Dean 1972+ James D. Parsons 1974 Friendship Marc W. Abels 2003 Clifford D. Sethness 1977 Perge! Wilkinson Edwin M. Ahrens MD 20 1973 Perge! Wallace John N. Oest 2 1974 Perge! Fairbanks Robert W. Rahal 9 1975 Harold P. Quinn Jr 4 1977

Total $4,411

Denver

Canonsburg Patrick E. Matoole MD 1991 Ft. Armstrong Adam S. Bashaw 1987 Delta Peter Gonzalez 1985 Perge! Wilkinson Patrick E. Matoole 11 1991

Stephen W. Hayes 1966 Patrick W. Murphy 2005 Michael D. Ricks 1978 Daniel L. Swift 1969 Friendship William H. Gilbert 1966 David B. Griffith Michigan 1961 John V. Hollensteiner 1989 Charles G. Huizenga MD 1959 Richard S. Jones 1979+ Brooks D. Murphy 1988 James S. Stuart 1975 Jason C. Thorne 1989+ William P. Winslow 1962 Kent D. Zepick 1983 Perge! Wilkinson Robert A. Wunderlich Jr 6 1988 Perge! Wallace William C. Lentz 9 1964 Douglas M. Long 2 1973 Michael D. Stratton 23 1988 Perge! Fairbanks William T. McMurry 2 1956 John L. Kendall 2 1963 William T. Shier 21 1988 Curt R. Ward MD 22 1988

Total $57,296 Persistence Scholarship Siam Mugdho 2024

Total $2,968

Evansville

Ft. Armstrong Jonathan G. Kissel 2006 Jeremy R. Tarr 1998 Snowy White Owl Christopher W. Cook 2002 James S. Moryl 2000 Christopher L. Rafferty 2001 Delta Bryan Hamann 2012 Friendship Jefferson T. Ebright 2008

Total $610

Florida

Total $2,225

DePauw

Golden Chain James D. Moore 1974 Royal Purple J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr 1956 Douglas D. Mitchell 1970 Canonsburg Michael D. Stratton MD 1988 White Star Robert B. Holland 1965 William C. Lentz Indiana 1964 Alex L. Rogers 1965 William T. Shier 1988 Curt R. Ward MD Purdue 1988 Robert A. Wunderlich Jr 1988 Purple Clematis John L. Kendall 1963 Kerry P. Moskop 1969+ Wade R. Nichols 1972 Ft. Armstrong John T. Axelberg 1983 Jere W. Dutt III 1990 Robert L. Erickson MD 1958 Douglas M. Long 1973 William T. McMurry 1956 Mark C. Mills MD 1973 Douglas A. Nemecek 1985 Snowy White Owl Thomas O. Dawson 1962 Larry R. Downs 1970+ Robert C. Kirk Jr 1971 Jim Knapp 1963 Delta Robert S. Breger 1980 Richard L. Fairchild 1962

J. L. Edmondson 1969 Albert W. McKay Jr 1974 Joseph Valvona Jr 1976 Snowy White Owl Frank V. Aluisio Jr 1987 Dr. Charles O. Barker 1967AA William A. Brosius 1985 Dennis A. LaRosa 1969 Michael B. Shapiro 1978 Stanley L. Storey 1965 Friendship Todd H. Lustig 1991+ Perge! Fairbanks Albert W. McKay Jr 1 1974 Joseph Valvona Jr 3 1976 Craig S. Kalter MD 17 1984

Mugdho

Drake

Royal Purple Anthony D. Kenkel 1998 Snowy White Owl Ryan J. Rohlfsen 1996 Friendship Paul F. Kraus 2001 Perge! Wilkinson Anthony D. Kenkel 13 1998

Total $2,650

Embry-Riddle

Friendship George A. Cooper II 2023 Ricardo Iparraguirre 2024 Logan S. Matthews 2024+ Craig C. Osborne II 2022+ Cameron L. Wilk 2023+

Total $140 Persistence Scholarship Tobias Faltynski 2024

Emory

White Star Craig S. Kalter MD 1984 Ft. Armstrong Randall J. Altmann 1985

Golden Chain Wayne H. Brunetti 1964 Royal Purple James C. Rinaman Jr 1955AA White Star Gordon E. Watts 1967 Log Cabin Craig D. Singer 1985 Ft. Armstrong Dane C. Griffin 1970 John A. Metts 1958 Gregg T. Templin 1972 J. Christopher Wilt 1976 Snowy White Owl Walter W. Baggesen Jr 1957AA William W. Collins 1973 James C. Frishe 1971 Craig D. Goldwyn 1971 Michael H. Houchard 1957 Lawrence A. Kraujalis 1982 Douglas G. Lamb 1968 John M. Lowe Jr 1961 William K. Rinaman 1960 John J. Schoendorf 1967 Thomas W. Swanson 1971 Loren H. Walker 1958 Delta Alan H. Brown II 1966 Douglas R. Fisher 1971 Richard A. Hull 1971 William W. Large 1990 Friendship E. Covington Brinkman 1963 Philip W. Hendrickson 1971 John B. Kelso 1962 Kenn M. Kowalske 1980 John D. Martin Jr 1968 Tyler J. Smith 2021 Perge! Norris Wayne H. Brunetti 14 1964 Perge! Wallace

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Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra James C. Rinaman Jr 24 1955 Gordon E. Watts 13 1967 Perge! Fairbanks Dane C. Griffin 1 1970 Craig D. Singer 10 1985

Total $10,765

Florida International

Ft. Armstrong David Velez 2001 Delta Juan F. D'Arce Jr. 2005 Brian W. Smatt 2000 Friendship Jose A. Garcia 2020

Total $668

Florida State

Log Cabin Hon Paul W. Bonapfel 1972 Ft. Armstrong William J. Duston 1975 David A. Picard 1985 Steven L. Sparkman 1969 Donald S. Stuart 1972 Snowy White Owl Kenneth A. Jessell 1977 Peter L. Jones 1993 Joe W. Osborne Jr 1977 Delta Griffin W. Gowdey 2016 Glenn C. Trumbower 1967 Friendship Kent N. Banks 1979 John R. Minter 1977 H. David Murray 1976 Stephan J. Ohnesorge 1976 Charles L. Perkins Jr 1972 William E. Smith III 2005

Total $2,120.00 Persistence Scholarship Gustavo Ayala Jr. 2024

Fresno State

Ft. Armstrong Philip A. Ivancovich 1988 Chad T. Snyder 2000 Snowy White Owl Michael R. Van Every 1992 Perge! Fairbanks Michael R. Van Every 1 1992

Total $1,000

Georgia

Centennial Robert D. Cheeley 1979

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Royal Purple Dr. Samuel W. Richwine Jr 1973 White Star James J. Adams 1983 Jere W. Morehead 1988 Log Cabin Robert B. Meyer 1970 Douglas B. Smock 1993 Purple Clematis Clay Stoddard 1970 Ft. Armstrong Jeffrey A. Brown 1988 Peter F. Curnyn 1988 Snowy White Owl Charles P. Conboy 2002 Dr. J. Steven Lammert 1985 Jeffrey L. Rosenthal 1993 Neal T. Seiter 1974 F. John Semley 1970 Samuel F. Smith 1974 Keith H. Vickers 1978 Glenn C. Williams 1974 Delta Kingsley G. Corbin 1983 Michael S. O'Neal 1968 Phillip A. Reddick 1974 Terry L. Sparks Auburn 1996 Friendship Morris L. Bradshaw 1969 Joseph Costa Jr 1974+ Carson P. Elmore 2014 Hunter S. Hamm 1996 John E. Hughes 1992 G. Alexander Panos 1994 Albert C. Strickland Jr 1970 Perge! Wallace Clay Stoddard 1 1970 Dr. Samuel W. Richwine Jr. 22 1973 Robert D. Cheeley 22 1979 Jere W. Morehead 3 1988 Douglas B. Smock 3 1993 In Memory of Robert W. Henson 1984 by James J. Adams 1983

Total $7,865

Georgia Tech

Royal Purple John O. Briggs 1967 Stephen E. Robinson 1966 Canonsburg Charles T. Brasfield III 1966 White Star A. Russell Chandler III 1967 Purple Clematis Denny Pryor 1951 Leslie A. Spencer Jr 1973 Ft. Armstrong Ralph C. Carter Jr 1979

William G. Grant Jr 1963 William G. Grip 1982 Edward Hunt Guilbert 1965 Jeffrey C. Korth 1977 Donald T. Miller 1966 J. Gregory Robbins 1968 W. Scott Walker 1980 Snowy White Owl Milton E. Berry 1962 Robert L. Bledsoe Jr 1977 Dale A. Brandt 1963 L. Darby Bryant 2006 M. Andrew Clark 1959 John E. Creswell 1962 Frederick A. Dorsey Jr 1995 Brandon M. Drew 1999 Raymond K. Elderd 1960 Russell B. Flowers 1972 Mark J. Garlen 1984 James D. Morrill 1969 Kirk P. Moss 2012 Marc D. Perla 1992 Kirk A. Poucher 2006AA James S. Rountree 1972 Gale E. Sights 1962 John B. Snead 1988 G. Wayne Stewart 1971 George A. Stewart Jr 1969 Bradley A. Tilton 1981 Brett D. Vogt 2006 Dean P. Watts 1971 Kenneth S. Weatherspoon 1962 D. Collins Westcott 2005 Delta Albert T. Gimbel Jr 2002 Michael D. Haney 1963 H. Dale Hartough Jr 1966 William A. Morse 1987 Graham R. Neff 2007 Gary M. Potter 1964 Jeffrey S. Zickus 1996 Friendship Philip W. Brown 1974+ D. Michael Johnson 1971 Matthew C. King 1995 Bruce E. Warnock 1958 Perge! Norris Stephen E. Robinson 5 1966 Perge! Wallace Leslie A. Spencer Jr 3 1973 Perge! Fairbanks John O. Briggs 26 1967 In Memory of L. H. Feagin 1960 by Raymond K. Elderd 1960

Canonsburg Richard K. Merker 1976 Robert C. Muff 1960 White Star William N. Lindsay III 1969 Richard L. Scheff 1977 Log Cabin William C. Martindale Jr 1964 Frederick A. Schoenbrodt 1965 Purple Clematis Richard D. Shirk 1967 Ft. Armstrong Fred F. Fielding 1961 W. Scott Griffiths 1974 R. Bruce McMahon Jr 1972 Edward L. Morgan Jr 1965 Richard D. Peppler 1965 Snowy White Owl Philip J. Bernardi 1979 Stuart R. Carswell Jr 1957 Patrick R. Dempsey 2008 Bruce R. Limpert 1973 Robert A. MacFarland 1967 Delta Philip J. Dolson Jr 1976 Kyle R. Ibbitson 2005 George M. Riter 1980 Peter P. Wolynec Jr 1966 J. David Young Jr 1980 Friendship Geoffrey B. Curtiss 1970 Thomas A. Joyce 1976 Charles Lentz IV 1961 Wallace K. Rohrbach Jr 1955+ Robert S. Santillo 1960+ Perge! Wallace Robert C. Muff 23 1960 Edward L. Morgan Jr 3 1965 Frederick A. Schoenbrodt 5 1965 Perge! Wilkinson Richard K. Merker 8 1976 Richard L. Scheff 9 1977 Perge! Fairbanks William C. Martindale Jr 10 1964 William N. Lindsay III 9 1969 W. Scott Griffiths 1 1974

Total $11,107

HampdenSydney

Golden Chain Matthew S. Garrison 1999 Royal Purple Benjamin E. Robinson 1986 Purple Clematis Brian P. Jeter 1984 Charles L McCullough 1986

Total $22,796 Persistence Scholarship Jacob Keenan 2024

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Keenan

Ft. Armstrong F. Lee Hagan III 1984 John J. Toner V 2001 Snowy White Owl Paul E. Pisano 1989 Michael A. Prizzi 1984 George M. Trible IV 1991 Delta Michael J. Cahak 2000 William D. Call II 2002 C. Clifford Edahl Jr 2007 J. Scott Harris 1973 Lloyd J. Kellam III MD 1977 William E. Linden III 1984 Friendship Christopher C. Altizer 1984 David B. Barger 1974 Herbert M. Bennett 1983 Albert J. Bolet 1988 John P. Briscoe 1974 Warren P. Dumford 1986 Justin B. Jones 2000 Andrew M. Kamm 1988 Charles S. Stringfellow Jr 1970 Randolph P. Tabb Jr 1970 Perge! Wilkinson Matthew S. Garrison 17 1999 Perge! Wallace Brian P. Jeter 8 1984 Benjamin E. Robinson 25 1986 Charles L. McCullough 3 1986 Perge! Fairbanks F. Lee Hagan III 2 1984 In Honor of Ben Robinson 1986 by Walter E. Saraniecki Chicago 2006

Total $16,174 Persistence Scholarship Ricardo Gil-Gomez 2024

Hanover

White Star Charles E. Gabe 1990 Log Cabin John R. Coomer 1961 Ft. Armstrong Bruce K. Bunger 1977 Eric H. Ericson 1967 Kip S. McDonald 2007 Timothy A. McGeath 1984 Thomas J. Nacca 1957 Snowy White Owl Richard W. Beatty 1964 Bill L. Nighbert 1954 Devon M. Sharpe 2013 Delta Edwin F. Allison Jr 1966 Thomas W. Bruner 1961 Robert K. Doyle Purdue 1960 David M. Larkin 1985 Friendship Barry J. Johnson 1982 Brian J. Murphy 1983 Larry D. Sheagley 1969 Perge! Wallace Kip S. McDonald 2 2007 Perge! Fairbanks John R. Coomer 6 1961 Eric H. Ericson 5 1967 Charles E. Gabe 11 1990

Total $4,680

Idaho

Royal Purple Richard E. Trail 1966 Canonsburg Gerald R. Schlatter 1959 Neil R. Thornton 1952 White Star Rodney W. Bohman 1967 Benjamin W. Chase 1994 James V. Hawkins 1958 Kenneth L. Reagan 1968 Mitchell J. Sonnen 1986 Log Cabin Richard E. Fredekind 1975 Gary R. Maxwell 1961 Purple Clematis Carroll C. Livingston Jr 1964 Richard J. White 1969 Ft. Armstrong Robert E. Bohman 1970 Jan R. Noorda 1971 Andrew J. Rice 1988 Snowy White Owl Wallace E. Hedrick 1970 Ron J. Sestero 1972 Delta Mark P. Jones 1982 P. Stanley Soderberg Jr 1952 Douglas S. Zamzow 1973 Friendship Christopher Coupe 2012+ Jackson M Daugharty 2020 Karl W. Klages 1952 David M. Lundgren 1992 Christopher S. Manis 1986 Jack A. Pachner 2022 Bernard J. Welch 1969+ Barry L. Zamzow 1975 Perge! Wallace Neil R. Thornton 8 1952 Richard J. White 4 1969 Perge! Wilkinson Richard E. Trail 14 1966 Perge! Fairbanks James V. Hawkins 1 1958 Rodney W. Bohman 5 1967 Andrew J. Rice 1 1988 Benjamin W. Chase 13 1994

Total $9,588 Persistence Scholarship Awson Wheeler 2025

Idaho State

Friendship John A. Swirzcki 1976

Illinois

Centennial Jerome C. Groniger Illinois Wesleyan 1956 K. Thomas Klimmeck 1984 Royal Purple Thomas D. Earley 1963 Nicholas A. Loiacono 1974 White Star Owen H. Ackerman 1959 Daniel A. Damon 1958 William C. Ieuter 1957 Log Cabin Joshua P. Laufenberg 2008 Purple Clematis James E. Arnold 1985 Ft. Armstrong Rodney S. Bond 1966 John A. Helledy 1961 R. Thomas Herget 1972 Craig M. Johnson 1975

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[2023 Donors] Jay R. Larson 1955 Snowy White Owl John M. Benson 1986 Richard A. Day Jr 1977 William D. Hickey 1986 Luiz F. Mendes 2008 John D. Stuart Florida 1979 Delta Robert M. Armstrong 1961 Jerrold L. Eberhardt 1963 James J. Kosmerl 1975 Loren E. Mears 1977 Joshua M. Moore 2011 John F. Sullivan 1982 Douglas G. Wolff 1987+ Friendship Seth L. Fox 2018+ Charles R. Ieuter 1983 Perge! Norris Jerome C. Groniger 17 1956 Thomas D. Earley 9 1963 K Thomas Klimmeck 4 1984 Perge! Wallace Nicholas A. Loiacono 8 1974 Perge! Wilkinson Joshua Laufenberg 10 2008 Perge! Fairbanks William C. Ieuter 3 1957 Daniel A. Damon 2 1958 Owen H. Ackerman 5 1959 R. Thomas Herget 1 1972 James E. Arnold 12 1985

Total $47,938

Illinois Wesleyan

Thomas Marshall James L. Cook 1964AA Purple Clematis Marvin D. Bower 1945 Ft. Armstrong Robert M. Bicket 1967 John P. D'Alessandro Jr 1988 Gerald L. Philpott 1959AA Michael S. Welch 1986 Snowy White Owl Roy A. Ferguson 1959 P. Brenden Gebben 1991 Gordon Hammond Jr 1979 Scott E. Huch 1986 Walter G. Krug 1969 Charles P. Kulier PhD 1957 J. William Roberts 1964 Ronald L. Ruecker MD 1966 John M. Sorensen Indiana 1968 John H. Wilmas 1996 Delta David S. Fricke 1985 Elvin L. Gentry 1960 Friendship E. Richard Ahlenius 1956 Randall M. Bensen 1987 David C. Blass 1964 David A. Cook 1984 Patrick H. Doig 2002 Tye M. Elliott 1986 Curtis A. Emery 1986 C. Greg Gardner 1960 Bradley D. Gillespie 1987+ Jason C. Hayek 1993 Anthony W. Kaufman 1989 Anthony LaCalamita 1990 Jeffrey L. Lambert 1986 Steven Losos Jr 2015+ Kurt D. Markshausen 1966 Van C. Miller 2004 Carl A. Moraw 1963

Paul R. Orchard 1988 Steven J. Pilipchuk 1988 Ross D. Randon 2017 Bradley A. Spiess 1990 Todd L. Thorstenson 1989 Terrie E. Troxel PhD 1968+ Thomas Tyrrell 2014+ Kirk M. Wulf 1990 Vasily P. Zimbrakos 1989 Perge! Norris James L. Cook 15 1964AA In Memory of Larry D. Jensen 1963 by Diane R. Jensen

Total $244,505

Indiana

Thomas Marshall William R. Miller Purdue 1962 Black Diamond David R. Frick 1966 Golden Chain Robert N. Whitacre 1967 Royal Purple Alan B. Graf Jr 1975 Canonsburg Thomas P. Cottrell 1982 White Star Eugene J. McGarvey III 1983 Log Cabin Thomas C. Froehle 1985 Purple Clematis John P. Wyand 2002 Ft. Armstrong David F. Bennhoff MD 1959 Matthew M. Green 1994 Robert T. Hoover 1959 Joseph T. Lower 1989 Eugene J. McGarvey Jr 1958 Douglas K. Moore 1972 Warren H. Woolcott 1972 Snowy White Owl Don R. Ammerman 1968 William K. Boncosky 1989 Richard C. Buck MD 1963 Richard L. Geupel 1958 Frederick E. Henoch 1964 Robert M. Hinds 1972 Justin B. Jones 1949 Thomas H. Kelley 1971 William K. McGarvey 1959 Ronald F. Remak 1979 Robert J. Rogers 1975 John R. Terrill 1989 Robert I. Thompson 1964 Mark F. Wheeler 1971 Delta John G. Ashman 1961 Richard L. Bennett 1954 Stephen E. Clason 1972 Gerald M. Danielson 1967 Thomas A. Howley 1992 Thomas K. Peck 1986 Thomas L. Poulin MD 1968 Marc T. Quigley 1993 Michael C. Sechrist 1973 Charles V. Sursa 1977 Andrew R. Thompson 1968 Friendship M. Gregory Cammack 1970 J. Geoffrey Darr 1973 David D. Frey 1985 Charles H. Orme 1966 Jerry L. Rushton II 1989 Joshua M. Storm 1996 Perge! Norris David R. Frick 18 1966 Robert N. Whitacre 22 1967

Eugene J. McGarvey III 1 1983 Perge! Wilkinson Alan B. Graf Jr 15 1975 John P. Wyand 3 2002 Perge! Wallace William R. Miller 23 1962 Thomas P. Cottrell 21 1982 Perge! Fairbanks Robert T. Hoover 1 1959 Douglas K. Moore 2 1972 Joseph T. Lower 5 1989 In Memory of Jeffrey A. Schwarz 1994 by Matthew M. Green 1994

Total $120,730

Indiana State

White Star Garry D. Elder 1974 Michael L. Raisor 1995 Log Cabin William G. Niederer 1985 Purple Clematis James D. Spencer 1973 Ft. Armstrong Michael A. Schell 1973 Snowy White Owl William E. Briggs 1972 Charles D. Brown 1974 Timothy S. Harlan 1972 Paul A. Lawson 2013 Christopher B. Vance 1976 Delta Michael S. Daugherty 1970 William A. Major 1986 Friendship Johnathon W. Allen 2007 William L. Cole 1991+ Michael E. Gerrish 1974 Kevin O. Marks 1974+ Jeffrey A. McMahan 1978 Charles M. Ricker 2012 David K. Schneider 1975 Mark R. Thurow 2013+ Perge! Wilkinson Michael L. Raisor 3 1995 Perge! Wallace Garry D. Elder 12 1974 Perge! Fairbanks Michael A. Schell 2 1973 William G. Niederer 8 1985 Paul A. Lawson 1 2013 In Memory of James C. Storm 1974 by Jeffrey A. McMahan 1978

Total $8,897

Iowa

Royal Purple Matthew M. Amend 1987 Purple Clematis John W. Howell 2022+ Ft. Armstrong John A. Bobst 1999 James D. Carstensen 1989 Matthew R. Coulter 2000+ Steven J. Gibson 1973 Gunther R. Lubben 1988 Steven D. Nelson 1977 Richard B. Zelvin 1980 Snowy White Owl William D. Baker 1977 Thomas L. Brcka 1986 Christopher T. Hawkins 1987 Scott A. Irlmeier 1993 Jeffrey M. Kammerer 1985

Steven R. Krusie 1983 Bradley C. Nielsen 1986 Bradley J. Peterson 1984 James G. Pointer 1983 Stephen M. Stewart 1972 Delta Timothy S. Eliason 1982 Richard A. Gadbury 1992 Craig A. Trammell 1985 Kevin T. Zubor 1994 Friendship Jay H. Albright 1984+ Steven R. Amend 1977 James K. Brooke 1984 Steve R. Burton 1979 Jacob D. Byers 2016+ Mark S. Erickson 1977+ Matthew Jacobsen 2026+ Henry J. Klosterman 1983+ R. Tom Lewis Jr 1991 Eric T. Mau 1984 Jon L. Menges 1988+ Mason A. Miller 2023 Jeffrey A. Neppl 1983 Brett A. Noser 1983+ Michael M. Phelan 1961 Chester E. Rauch 1969 Michael D. Rochholz 1993 Mark M. Sloan 1985 Scott T. Thorstenson 1986+ Perge! Wilkinson Steven J. Gibson 2 1973 Matthew M. Amend 19 1987 Matthew R. Coulter 1 2000 Perge! Fairbanks William D. Baker 1 1977 Richard B. Zelvin 3 1980 Jeffrey M. Kammerer 2 1985 Thomas L. Brcka 3 1986 John A. Bobst 3 1999

Total $19,907

Iowa State

Calvin Coolidge Richard D McCormick 1961 Golden Chain Paul G. Boynton 1986 Jon B. Burmeister 1967 James C Murray II 1959AA Royal Purple Kent D. Evans 1978 Eric A. Kvam 1991 Canonsburg A. Peter Rimsans II 1993 White Star Adam L. Shires 2000 Nicholas Smock 2008 Lawrence H. Thompson 1964 Log Cabin Sean T. Donnelly 1995 Charles J. Schleusner 1997 Robert L. Wilkes 1964 Purple Clematis Ralph J. Anderson 1955 Richard J. Davidson 1976 Pete J. McNally 1990 Robert J. Taylor Jr 1968 Ft. Armstrong Jon M. Dohrmann 1983 Charles K. Ebann 1969 Roger E. Forrester 1954 W. Robert Griswold Jr 1964 Steven J. Hunst Iowa 1976 Carleton A. Larsen 1963 John G. Nottoli III 1981 Ronald L. Scharnweber 1967

Michael E. Smith 1978 Thomas M. Waldon 1979 Richard E. Wiltamuth 1960 Snowy White Owl Michael C. Addison 1969 Paul H. Campbell 1975 G. Edward Deery 1988 James E. Ficke 1955 Robert J. Halverson 1964 Jan C. Haugen 1965 Neil E. Johnson 1958 C. David Morton 1964 Lynn R. Schroeder 1976 Delta Harlan H. Asmus 1987 Thomas R. Calame 1969 Douglas J. Dee 1980 David J. Stockman 1971 Friendship Ned M. Ashton 2020+ William A. Bordwell 1977 William D. Cameron 2010+ Duane J. Grobman 1950+ Bradley Hagstrom 1990+ William P. McCracken 1960 Phillip E. Prybil 1990 John E. Ryburn 1955 Robert L. Smith Jr 1959 Michael R. Van Scoy 1965+ Perge! Norris Richard D. McCormick 26 1961 Perge! Wilkinson Jon B. Burmeister 24 1967 Peter Rimsans II 18 1993 Perge! Wallace Thomas M. Waldon 3 1979 Adam L. Shires 11 2000 Perge! Fairbanks James C. Murray II 23 1959 W. Robert Griswold 1 1964 Lawrence H. Thompson 9 1964 Ronald L. Scharnweber 2 1967 Richard J. Davidson 2 1976 Charles J. Schleusner 7 1997 Nicholas Smock 8 2008 In Memory of Edward S. Tieke 1964 by Steven J. Hunst 1976

Total $131,970 Persistence Scholarship Carlo Kwon 2024 Samuel McMillan 2026 Parker Suyko 2026

IUPUI

Friendship Geoffrey Ginebaugh 2019 Persistence Scholarship Taron Pellettieri 2026

Jacksonville

Black Diamond Kevin W. Haga 1992 White Star Richard Gonzalez 1998 Purple Clematis Michael L. Brown 1988 Snowy White Owl Brian W. Dudley 1996 Gregory D. Sullivan 1992 Friendship Guillermo A. Barrera 1987 D. Kent Bigglestone II 1989 Ferman M. Fernandez 1988+ David B. Larsen 1994 Lance D. Malcolm 1988+ Mark M. Milovich 1992 John J. Petela 1990 Jeffrey C. Risinger 1982 Paul A. Van Siclen 1991 Steve A. Wisniewski 1991 Chad B. Youngman 1994 Perge! Norris Kevin W. Haga 20 1992 Perge! Fairbanks Richard Gonzalez 23 1998 In Honor of Kevin W. Haga 1992 by Lowell & Ruth Haga

Total $7,700

James Madison

Ft. Armstrong Timothy A. Brown 2010 Snowy White Owl William J. Prendergast Jr 2000 Douglas W. Tees 1995 Delta Robert D. Delmarco 1995 Friendship Brian E. Tetro 1995 Perge! Fairbanks Timothy A. Brown 2 2010

Total $1,125

Johns Hopkins

White Star Daniel F. Organek 1994 Ft. Armstrong Jack Carlock 1958 Snowy White Owl Brian W. Baumgardner 1983 Rob Caples 1958 Mark K. Fischer 1980 Monte E. Ikemire 1969 Marc D. Leone 2005 Michael D. Privitera Jr 1976 David G. Shigekawa 1959 Michael E. Villagran 2008 Delta Phillip A. Eichensehr 1994 Richard O. King 1961 Friendship Howard J. Drew 1978 Bruce H. Henry 1968+ David W. Seitz 2002+ Perge! Fairbanks Jack Carlock 3 1958 Daniel F. Organek 11 1994

Total $3,643

Kansas Pellettieri

Calvin Coolidge John S. Horejsi 1990 Stewart R. Horejsi 1959

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Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra Centennial John B. Martin 1959 Royal Purple Thomas H. Collinson 1964 Steven J. Heene Kansas State 1978 Mark G. Noller 1985 Thomas J. Walsh 1980 Canonsburg Richard I. Barr 1959 Stephen D. Bunten 1960 Kevin F. Mitchelson 1979 White Star J. Brooks Augustine 1980 John H. Mitchelson 1980 Michael J. Reynolds 1988 John L. Richeson 1962 R. Wayne Thompson 1964 Purple Clematis Kevin E. Nunnally 1983 Ft. Armstrong Roger D. Johnson 1964 William P. McGowan 1986+ Steven C. Mueller 1980 Snowy White Owl Charles K. Baber Jr 1964 James E. Bloom 1980 Bret M. Boeger 1988 Doug W. Draper 1993 Jon P. Morris 1963 Delta G. William W. Boulware III 1966 George E. Selders 1974 Christopher B. Vine 1993 Friendship Eric N. Almquist 1992+ Jerry L. Anderson 1981+ Joel S. Austin 1986+ Richard T. Brewster Jr 1967+ Andrew M. Bunten 1997+ Timothy M. Burgess 1999+ Clifford K. Cate III 1992+ Mark D. Chase 1980+ Michael L. Chasteen 1976+ John D. Dougherty MD 1955 Clint A. Harris 1999+ Rex W. Henoch 1979 Jacob A. Ieuter 1986+ Brandon T. Jackson 1992+ Marc F. Jasperson 1978+ Brian M. Johnston 1987+ Kevin T. Kuster 1991+ Scott F. Lehman 1989+ Michael B. Levand 1974 Alan Lowden 1993+ C. Andrew Martin 1992+ Aaron M. McKee 1992+ Kyle C. Mead 1990+ Dean A. Newton 1992+ C. Wayne Olander 1971

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Aaron A. Pearce 1993+ Russell C. Pflueger 1991+ Thomas K. Poer 1992+ Jeffrey C. Reynolds 1994+ Clay A. Romeiser 1990 Scott R. Ryan 1991 Matthew P. Shaffer 1992 Thomas W. Walker 1992+ Sean D. Williams 1978+ Perge! Wilkinson R. Wayne Thompson 7 1964 Kevin F. Mitchelson 12 1979 Perge! Wallace John B. Martin 20 1959 John L. Richeson 8 1962 John H. Mitchelson 1 1980 Perge! Fairbanks Richard I. Barr 16 1959 Steven J. Heeney 4 1978 James E. Bloom 1 1980 In Honor of Bennett J. Austin 2021, by Jeffrey S. Austin TCU 1984 Kurt J. Goeser 1993 & Brian M. Johnston 1987,

by L. D. Schreck Kansas State 1969 & James E. Bloom 1980

Total $218,597 Persistence Scholarship Shawn McClaren 2025 Luka Owen 2025

Kansas State

Centennial Michael E. Morris 1977 Canonsburg Kendal D. Johnson 1979 White Star L. David Schreck 1969 W. Drake Shaw 1977 James E. Taylor 1970 Log Cabin Christopher A. Hupe 1994 Purple Clematis Daniel R. Carter 1975 John M. Foust 1992 Ft. Armstrong Roger T. Aeschliman 1982 Wayne A. Hargrove 1970 Tom L. Haug 1982 Corey A. Imhoff 1991 Larry L. Sears 1976 Robert A. Weber Jr 1973 Michael L. Whitehair 1972 Snowy White Owl Ronald H. Buck 1992 Keith A. Geyer 1992 Michael A. Kijowski 1990 Roger D. Lawrence 1988 Gordon G. Lewis 1974

Kevin P. Martinez 1985 Robert J. Svec 1984 Craig W. West 1984 Delta Brian R. Campbell 2010 Kurt M. Niebuhr 2003 C. William Ossmann 1973 Friendship Jason M. Baxendale 1995 Mark D. Gebhart 1979 Thomas K. Maurer 1977 Perge! Norris Michael E. Morris 24 1977 Perge! Wallace Wayne A. Hargrove 3 1970 James E. Taylor 5 1970 Perge! Fairbanks Larry L. Sears 2 1976 Roger D. Lawrence 3 1988 Roger T. Aeschliman 3 1982 Kevin P. Martinez 2 1985 Christopher A. Hupe 2 1994

Total $12,750

Kent State

Ft. Armstrong Dennis J. Kowalski 1968 Thomas M. Vassallo 1964 Snowy White Owl Stephen K. Campbell 1969 Timothy W. Kilduff WPI 1968 Delta Herbert A. Fotheringham 1960 Thomas S. Nighswander 1964 Friendship William C. Elicker 1965+ Bernard E. Hogan III 1962+ Paul M. Schofield 1968 Perge! Fairbanks Timothy W. Kilduff 2 1968

Total $1,455 Persistence Scholarship Chance Milledge 2024

Kentucky

Golden Chain Carl F. Pollard 1960 Royal Purple Robert H. Becknell 1967 Benjamin R. Harper WKU 1969 William H. Mautz 1965 Canonsburg Robinson S. Brown 2002 White Star C. Kimble Miller Jr 1970 Log Cabin

Ronald D. Wagoner 1962 Purple Clematis Thomas E. Bloch 1972 Harry L. Dadds 1971 Scott E. Gurney 1997 Michael J. Knoll 2008 Charles D. Leffler 1972 Ft. Armstrong C. Robert Clark 1962AA Ronald M. Green 1972 Fred W. Myers 1965 Snowy White Owl James W. Allison Jr 1960 Richard A. Bean 1969 John R. Bryden 1974 Hugh A. Campbell Jr 1966 James H. Eckler 1974 Matthew A. Gillies 1995 Joseph T. Richardson 1971 Reese S. Terry Jr 1964 Dennis L. Willaman 1967 Delta Stephen R. Jackson 1969 William J. Morgan 1969 Edward L. Schumacher 1967 Friendship Matthew B. Barbiea 2011 Matthew L. Douglas 2006 Stephen G. Greiner 1968 Bradley R. Heil 2008 Donald J. Kleier 1966 James S. Lindsey 1964 Travers B. Manley 2011+ James E. McCullum III 2011 Joseph L. Paul 1985 Perge! Wilkinson Carl F. Pollard 19 1960 William H. Mautz 25 1965 Perge! Wallace Benjamin R. Harper 17 1969 C. Kimble Miller Jr 10 1970 Robinson S. Brown 15 2002 Perge! Fairbanks Reese S. Terry Jr 2 1964 Charles D. Leffler 2 1972 Scott E. Gurney 4 1997 Michael J. Knoll 6 2008

Leslie A. Deyer 1975 Eric M. Eben 1987 Richard H. Krentz 1987 Stanley W. Oleszkowicz 1991 Raymond L. Tisch 1995 Michael J. Twork 1991 Gary L. Wolf 1975 Friendship Parker J. Cline 2008 Larry R. DeMott 1971 Richard J. Putnam 1977 James W. Rapp 1971 John A. Robins 1984 Jeffrey P. Rysenga 1984 Damian T. S. Vaubel 2021 Steven E. Woodward 1994+ Perge! Wallace John J. Ronayne III 12 1969 Perge! Wilkinson Jameson G. Fee 6 2008 Perge! Fairbanks Dean W. Munger 10 1973 In Memory of John S. Camilleri 2004, Daniel A. Shedd 2006, Daniel M. Schlosser 2004 & Joshua D. Sweers 2007,

by Jameson G. Fee 2008

Total $13,275

Total $1,925

Persistence Scholarship Coleman Reed 2025

Kettering A

White Star Jameson G. Fee 2008 David L. Schoewe 1975 Log Cabin Dean W. Munger 1973 John J. Ronayne III 1969 Purple Clematis Eric J. Rose 1991 Vincent T. Williams 1984 Ft. Armstrong Joseph R. Grahn 1975 Donald G. Kowalke 1968 Kyle McNeil 1975 Snowy White Owl Dwenell A. Mills 1985 Peter Z. Rylko 1992 Alfred A. Shikany Purdue 1970 Dean A. Skinner 1997 John R. Williams Jr 1978 Delta Gary S. Berwick 1989

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Total $7,295

Kettering B

Centennial Peter L. Clark 1968 White Star Nicholas A. Potter 1994 Snowy White Owl J. Keith Councell 2003 Stacy E. Thompson 1969 Delta Edward J. Kiell 2002 Friendship Robert J. Baker 1993 Rex E. Luzader Kettering A 1971 Paton M. Zimmerman Jr 1977+ Perge! Fairbanks Peter L. Clark 17 1968 Stacy E. Thompson 2 1969 Nicholas A. Potter 12 1994

Knox

White Star David S. Schramm 1978 Purple Clematis James W. Thomas Penn State 1965 Ft. Armstrong Colin M. Harding 1963 Snowy White Owl Thomas S. Bannos 1979 Robert T. Boynton 1965 Frank M. Johnson 1952 Duncan M. Rowles Jr 1963 Karl K. Taylor 1960 Delta Joseph S. King 1965 Jerry F. Kuzanek 1963 Friendship Thomas L. Minick 1982 E. Lynn Nelson 1957 Perge! Fairbanks James W. Thomas 1 1965 David S. Schramm 10 1978

Total $1,985

Lafayette

Royal Purple Donald E. Morel Jr 1979 Ft. Armstrong Victor Angeline III 1978 Snowy White Owl J. Todd VanCleef 1988 Delta Gregory R. Slonaker 1979 Richard P. Teets Jr 1977 Friendship Bruce F. Fletcher 1966 Arthur Williams IV 1985 Perge! Fairbanks Donald E. Morel Jr 19 1979

Total $1,190

LaSalle

Snowy White Owl Carl J. Guecia 1985

Lawrence

Snowy White Owl Edward C. Lake Jr 1967 Edward A. Rath 1966 Delta Bryn A. Fick 1965 Friendship Elijah Brewer III 1971+ William O. Hillburg 1970+ Paul R. Valente 1963 Philip M. Young 1981

Total $525

Lehigh

Purple Clematis William D. Bast 1979 Ft. Armstrong Charles A. Reinhart III 1982 Snowy White Owl Michael J. Connor 1980 Mark L. Gardner 1983 Delta Charles A. Arcodia 1979 Kenneth L. Colangelo Jr 1979 Richard K. Greevy 1968 Perge! Fairbanks William D. Bast 1 1979

Total $1,275

Louisiana State

Log Cabin Robert M. Crawford 1960 Purple Clematis Duncan L. Bridewell 1969 Arthur L. Roberts 1960 Ft. Armstrong Charles A. Germano 1978 P. Donald Hidalgo 1950 Frank J. Listi Jr 1967 John W. Mundinger Jr 1976 Jack B. Rettig 1976 Kevin B. Simpson 1985 Snowy White Owl Michael T. Bass 1982 Joseph S. L. Bonin Jr 1980 Don W. Brown 1968 Stephen H. Cordill Jr 1962 John E. Galloway 1969 John W. Lilley III 1986 Delta Frank G. Bock Jr 1963 David G. Mauney 1976AA O. Michael Odom 1996+ Brigham Y. Ragusa 1970 Denton C. Smith 1964

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[2023 Donors] William G. Yates 1962 Friendship Phillip G. Brown 1964 Joseph J. Gondron 2006 Tolbert L Greenwood 1963 Thomas M. Leaber 1992 Mark F. Neal 1976 James E. Reaves Jr 1967+ Robert E. Welge 1985 Ronald J. Zeringue 1979 Perge! Wilkinson Robert M. Crawford 4 1960 Perge! Wallace Jack B. Rettig 1 1976 Michael T. Bass 2 1982 Perge! Fairbanks Arthur L. Roberts 1 1960 Duncan Bridewell 2 1969 John Mundinger Jr 3 1976 In Memory of David G. Mauney 1976 by Nan Mauney

Total $10,750

Maine

White Star Eugene D. Cote III 1981 Purple Clematis Robert T. Gladu 1987 Ft. Armstrong Matthew D. Smyth 1980 Snowy White Owl Michael Barkley 1992 Robert E. Harrison 1966 Delta Jeffrey R. Brinch 1982 Russell D. Cromwell 1998 James S. Fassett 1983 Joseph A. Lacasse 1966 Charles E. Morgan 1963 Friendship Ralph A. Bonna 1968 Sean P. Carroll 1991 Michael J. Devir 1990 John A. Jamieson 1994 Michael T. Kersey Jr 2021 Jonathan D. Korda 1983 Robert S. Leatherbee 1976 Robert B. Rand 1976 Perge! Wallace Matthew D. Smyth 2 1980 Robert T. Gladu 8 1987 In Honor of Eugene D. Cote 1981 by David Westol

Total $3,335 Persistence Scholarship Christopher Rafford 2025

Rafford

Maryland

Ft. Armstrong Christopher M. O'Brien 1989

Delta Peter R. Ahnert 1980 Chad Loube 1994 Friendship Timothy M. Gary 1990 Andrew M. Griffin 2011

Total $610

McGill

Royal Purple F. Norman Dundas 1963 Purple Clematis G. R. Tait PhD 1961 Snowy White Owl Roldano Dalla Rosa 1964 John D. Surridge 1967 Perge! Fairbanks G. R. Tait PhD 11 1961

Total $1,100

Memphis

Royal Purple Robert A. Svoboda 1978 Canonsburg James T. Guess 1989 White Star Paul A. Woods 1993 Delta Paul B. Scott 1997 Friendship James P. Aldinger 1986 James V. Thompson 1999 Perge! Wilkinson Robert A Svoboda 21 1978 Perge! Fairbanks James T. Guess 21 1989 Paul A. Woods 9 1993

Total $3,890

Miami

Thomas Marshall David C. Lindner 1988 Royal Purple Ted W. Goble 1968 James E. Lallathin 1972 Robert E. Nagy 1964 Lee C. Schmitt 1963 White Star Patrick P. Born 1973 Purple Clematis Charles E. Hilgeman 1978 Dave Houser 1970 Ft. Armstrong Ken Berger 1965 Philip R. Gibbs 2006 Charles E. Goodwill 1958 Timothy S. Lewis 1986 Michael C. Urbanski 1971 James E. Walter 1964 Snowy White Owl Joseph J. Fink 1975 Jerry Greenblatt 1968AA+ Scott E. Hocking 1976 John C. Kellenberger 1960 Jonathan W. Klaaren 1977 Charles R. Morehead 1965 Gregory S. Shumaker 1970 Dale B. Stork 1977 William R. Thompson 1965 Frank A. Wisehart 1987 Delta Thomas M. Berry 1967 William R. Hineline 1963 Michael H. Meyer 1977 Jeffrey D. Miller 1979 J. Craig Owen 1974 Alexander Sawyer 1991 Mark S. Schaffer MD 1975

Ned B. Shepard 1962 Friendship Mark W. Andrews 1972 Gregory S. Carnes 1972 Stephen P. Gardiner 1966 Gary W. Mull 1969 David L. Parsons 1960+ Warren G. Soare 1970+ Bryan H. Stapleton 1999 Perge! Wallace Robert E. Nagy 6 1964 Patrick P. Born 8 1973 Perge! Fairbanks Charles Morehead 2 1965

Perge! Wilkinson Omer G. Voss Jr 3 1968 Gregory R. Schermerhorn 17 1987 Perge! Fairbanks Richard L. Pinkerton PhD 18 1955 Frank H. Mabley 1 1960 Phillip D. Bianchini 3 1979 John V. Melick III 3 1984 Thomas A. Raar 25 1985

Total $58,867

White Star Robert M. Justin 1969 Purple Clematis James M. Galbraith 1966 Edward J. McKibbon 1967 David W. Pequet 1974 Ft. Armstrong Fredric J. Aichele Kent State 1963 Frederick B. Rolison 1964 Snowy White Owl Richard J. Anderson 1970 Douglas B. Enck 1982 Eric J. Gajar 1990 Dan Pettigrew 1969 Delta David M. Pavlik 1964 Friendship Anthony J. Biallas 2014 Michael P. Hagan 2013 Bruce G. Zorman 1961 Perge! Norris Robert M. Justin 6 1969 Perge! Fairbanks Edward J. McKibbon 3 1967

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Michigan

Calvin Coolidge Robert B. Knutson 1956 Royal Purple Gregory R. Schermerhorn 1987 White Star Frederick A. Henderson 1980 Richard L. Pinkerton PhD 1955 Thomas A. Raar 1985 Omer G. Voss Jr 1968 Ft. Armstrong Arthur E. Albin 1979 Charles J. Andrews 1960 Stewart M. Greenlee 1983 William A. Irwin 1965 Thomas M. Leopold 1955 John V. Melick III 1984 Marc A. Schiller 1974 Snowy White Owl Phillip D. Bianchini 1979 Frank Chambers 1978 James H. Davies 1957 S. Lee Davis 1964 Sean M. Estok 2008 Kevin S. Gilligan 1982 Franklin K. Gregory 1957 Richard A. Herrington MD 1968 Cyrus C. Hopkins 1959 Gordon L. Hyde MD 1954 Hugh M. Jacob 1978 E. Jeffrey Lyons 1980 Frank H. Mabley 1960 Kenneth N. Nemerovski 1972 Adrian S. Palmer PhD 1961 James J. Spurrier 1968 Robert L. Stahl 1958 E. Timothy Thieme 1971 John D. Tonkovich PhD 1972 David M. Tremonti 1985 Scott R. Wilson 1974 Delta Thomas R. Eames 1965 Timothy A. Frye 1976 Brian Henderson 1986 Lennart H. Lofstrom 1964 Brian S. Rees 1980 Friendship Joseph A. Kalas 2020 W. David Osmer 1967 Thomas G. Sawyer 1958 Mark C. Valente 1999 Glen E. Witt 1976+ Perge! Norris Robert B. Knutson 26 1956

Total $38,248

Michigan State

Total $7,045 Persistence Scholarship Jack Mundell 2024 Keegan O'Shea 2024

Minnesota

Royal Purple Michael P. Spack 1996 White Star James S. Lee 1978 Ft. Armstrong William A. Crosley 1950 John E. Lindahl 1968 Robert W. Ready 1966 Todd Rotgers 2011 Michael S. Schmidt 1965 Amelious N. Whyte Jr 1999 Snowy White Owl William F. Hullsiek 1980 Troy M. Rossow 1986 Friendship Maynard C. Berland 1957+ Daniel D. Ganter 1981 Brian W. Gensmer 1972 Matthew K. Jorjorian 2012 Ronald R. Montgomery 1965 Michael J. Sabre 1981+ David C. Smith 1970 Kenneth E. Swanson 1971 Perge! Wilkinson Michael P. Spack 15 1996 Perge! Fairbanks John E. Lindahl 3 1968 James S. Lee 22 1978 Amelious N. Whyte Jr 1 1999 Todd Rotgers 7 2011

Total $5,179

Mississippi

Snowy White Owl Joseph W. Gex II 1992

Mississippi State

Royal Purple William A. Martin III 1975 Canonsburg Robert A. Siedell 1974 White Star G. Porter Robinson 1975 Malcolm B. Wall 1970 Purple Clematis Stephen D. Brunson II 1984 Stephen M. Edwards 1973 David L. Grady 1982 William E. Howard Jr 1970 James A. Rumble 1985 Ft. Armstrong Thomas L. Blankenship 1970 Walter C. Lindsey 1984 John S. Rumble 1982 Snowy White Owl Raymond W. Jordan Jr 1974 Gregory T. Mann 1973 Frank L. Melton Jr 1982 Norman L. Williamson 1970 Delta Christopher A. Burks 2002+ Nathan A. Burns 1999 Eric D. Clendenin 1997 Michael E. Gentry 1973 Lee D. Miller 1979 David G. Morrison 1973 Ben C. Penn III 1976 Robert B. Stimson Jr 1976 Friendship Colin L. Baylot 2014+ Gary A. Blair 1981 N. Wesley Bowen 1994 Leon W. Brownlee 1990+ Alan T. Callicott 1986 Michael E. Davis 1989+ Terry R. Fuller 1982 Robert M. Gathings Jr 1981 K. Jarrett Keyton 2020 Keith Koenig 1973 Bryson A. Marretta 2021 Sean Moskal 2021+ Michael W. Spragins 1975 Steven A. Welch 1985 Jeff Zadroga 1986 Perge! Norris Robert A. Siedell 7 1974 Perge! Wilkinson William A. Martin 20 1975 Perge! Wallace James A. Rumble 4 1985 Perge! Fairbanks William E. Howard Jr 7 1970 Malcolm B. Wall 13 1970 Stephen M. Edwards 4 1973 John S. Rumble 1 1982 Stephen D. Brunson II 4 1984 Nathan A. Burns 1 1999 Christopher A. Burks 1 2002 In Honor of William A. Martin 1975 by David Westol

Total $15,943

Missouri

Golden Chain Paul L. Vogel 1989 Royal Purple Robert L. Albin 1962 John Fox Arnold 1959

Canonsburg Christopher T. Fuldner 1973 White Star Richard N. DeShon 1957 Mark L. Heinemann 1971 Purple Clematis Clarke T. Reed 1950 Ft. Armstrong Bryan M. Goolsby 1966 Kenneth V. Roberts 2002 Geoffrey H. Simmons 1996 LeRoy Vogel 1966 Snowy White Owl David M. Dannov 1983 Bryan K. McGruder 1982 Morris J. Nunn 1967 Geoffrey W. Peters 1994 Marvin E. Wright 1958AA Delta Richard T. Jones 1961 Friendship William J. Bond 1965 Ted Brown 1954 Adam R. Newman 2000 Alex M. Noark 2019+ Robert W. Pohl 1964+ John W. St. Clair 1984 Perge! Norris Paul L. Vogel 18 1989 Perge! Wilkinson Christopher T. Fuldner 10 1973 Perge! Wallace Mark L. Heinemann 12 1971 Clarke T. Reed 3 1950 Perge! Fairbanks LeRoy Vogel 1 1966 Geoffrey H. Simmons 6 1996

Total $12,230

Missouri State

Purple Clematis Wesley J. Martin 2009 Snowy White Owl Shayne L. Martin 2008 Delta Garrett R. Holt 2009 Marco F. Kilongkilong 2011 Jack M. Meyer 2013 Friendship Benjamin Cunningham 2023+ Jack Cunningham 2023+ Edward G. Jenkins 2011 Tyler W. McLain 2014 John K. Myers 2024+ Joseph J. Perjak 2024+ Mitch L. Wilkins 2011 Perge! Fairbanks Wesley J. Martin 5 2009

Total $1,366

MIT

Ft. Armstrong B. Gary Garmon 1967 Snowy White Owl Donald A. Roellke 1957 David S. Wilbourn 1955AA Friendship Steven J. Book 1972 Stephen A. Jordan 1974 Charles W. Richard Jr 1952+ Perge! Fairbanks B. Gary Garmon 2 1967

Total $1,025

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Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Montana

Royal Purple Matthew G. Etlinger 1998 Purple Clematis Michael L. Letson Jr 1997 Perge! Wilkinson Matthew G Etlinger 8 1998

Nebraska

Royal Purple Clark A. Robertson 1982 N. W. Solomon 1951AA Purple Clematis James B. Goll 2001 Ft. Armstrong Lloyd D. McBeth 1950 Peter M. O'Shea 1968 Snowy White Owl Thomas D. Colvin 1970 F. Bert Linn 1955 Curtis L. McConnell 1983 Delta Malvin D. Dohrman 1959 Friendship Garret C. Crusey 2020 Jeffrey L. Howorth 1987 J. Stephen Lahr 1965 Mark A. Zaback 1977+ Perge! Norris N. W. Solomon 8 1951 Clark A Robertson 20 1982 Perge! Fairbanks Thomas D. Colvin 1 1970

Total $11,635

New Mexico

Canonsburg David T. Stewart Jr 1980 Purple Clematis Kevin M. Hayes 1997 Charles M. High III 1982 Ft. Armstrong Edward W. Whitcher 1969 Snowy White Owl Timothy L O Savidge 1995 Gregory M. Sinacori 1981 Matthew A. Stensland 2006 Delta Jerald E. Hobson 1968 Friendship Javier E. Manriquez 2012 Perge! Wilkinson Charles M. High III 4 1982 Perge! Wallace David T. Stewart Jr 18 1980 Perge! Fairbanks Kevin M. Hayes 7 1997 Matthew A. Stensland 2 2006

Total $5,131

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New York

White Star Louis G. Filosa Iowa State 1973 Ronen Rotem DDS 1988 Log Cabin Ira D. Lieberman 1979 Michael A. Mische 1976 Purple Clematis George E. Hansen 1962 Ft. Armstrong Robert W. Brooks 1970 Frank R. LaBarbera 1978 Snowy White Owl Richard E. Brown 1966 William Gomez 1976 Delta Theodore Chan 1990 Richard T. Schulz 1978 Friendship Richard Kisielewski 1974+ William F. Lischak 1979 Patrick J. McGreal 1984 Perge! Wallace Ronen Rotem DDS 5 1988 Perge! Fairbanks Louis G. Filosa 4 1973 Michael A. Mische 6 1976

Averette M. Lamm 1968 James F. Royall 1976 Friendship William L. Dunn III 1962 John S. Hughes 1968 Gerald A. Jeutter III 2021+ Henry M. Kidd 1983 Robert W. Lewis 1971 David H. Weaver 1989+ Edward L. Williamson Jr 1973+ William F. Young 1950 Perge! Norris Marvin J. Carver III 24 1975 Perge! Fairbanks Josephus Mavretic 2 1956 W. Ward Marslender 1 1962 J Dixon Fleming Jr 11 1976

Total $9,173 Persistence Scholarship Joseph Fuqua 2026

North Carolina State

Total $4,060

Delta Brian M. Price 1999 Friendship C. Scott McDonald 2014+

North Alabama

Persistence Scholarship Mason Buff 2024

Ft. Armstrong R. Keith Henley 1989 Michael L. Johnson 1977 Albert H. Price III 1975 Delta Chris E. Hulvey 1988 Friendship Douglas P. Tallman 1974

North Carolina Wilmington Friendship Adam E. Thomas 2010

North Texas

Total $800

Snowy White Owl Jonathon C. Linn 2011

North Carolina

Northeastern

Royal Purple Marvin J. Carver III 1975 Canonsburg J. Dixon Fleming Jr 1976 Log Cabin Jack H. Spain Jr 1960 John T. Stanley 1971 Ft. Armstrong Laurence B. Maddison Jr 1965 W. Ward Marslender 1962 Snowy White Owl Kenneth F. Anderson Jr 1956 David R. Bickel 1967 R. Hart Lee 1970 Josephus L. Mavretic 1956 Joseph H. Nelson 1953 Delta

Friendship Chase S. Boni 2020 Gian Lorenzo De Jesus 2019+ Persistence Scholarship Michael Jurkiewicz 2025 Hayden Libershal 2025 Ayush Maurya 2025

Northwestern

Centennial Erwin K. Aulis 1980 Black Diamond Ronald L. Marmer 1974 Canonsburg Andrew Z. Soshnick 1985 Ft. Armstrong Frank E. Schmitz 1985

Edward J. Whalen 1966 Snowy White Owl Angelo J. Accetta 1973 Richard E. Allen 1961 Stephen D. Christian 1978 Robert M. Doench 1959 Sharp Lannom 1961 John E. Linderoth 1960 Daniel E. Stevens 1966 Delta William J. Bettman 1986 Michael K. Huff 1987 Jeffrey C. Kinzel 1979 Stanley E. Prosniewski 1987 Friendship Steven L. Burton 1980+ Daniel D. Hargreaves 1968 Joe R. Robinowitz 1973+ P. Justin Skala 1982 Perge! Norris Erwin K. Aulis 6 1980 Perge! Wilkinson Andrew Z. Soshnick 14 1985 Perge! Wallace Frank E. Schmitz 2 1985 Perge! Fairbanks Edward J. Whalen 3 1966 Ronald L. Marmer 25 1974 Stephen D. Christian 2 1978 In Memory of Glen C. Smith 1941 by Steven S. Moline Western Michigan 1986 Guy B. Early 1976 by Ronald L. Marmer 1974

Total $24,235 Persistence Scholarship Joel Herrera 2024

Occidental

Purple Clematis John C. Cushman 1955AA Robert W. Fults 1960 Friendship Edward H. Ransford 1958+

Ohio

Golden Chain Ronald A. Sages 1973 Ft. Armstrong Timothy L. Davis 1990 Jeffrey L. Reed 1971 David F. Slater 1967 John D. Ziza 1978 Snowy White Owl Timothy J. Boesken 1971 George J. Eschenfelder IV 1990 Roger H. Goodrich 1975 Otis R. Hess III 1990 Bryan S. Hucke 1990 Christopher J. Moehring 1974 Michael D. Reese 1991 John S. Rowe Jr 1967 Kenneth I. Slon 1986 David A. Widener 1992 Delta Timothy M. Guesman 1981 Jeffery D. Keller 1990 Charles J. Weckman 1993 Friendship Wayne J. Elliott 1972 Daniel K. Guesman 1976 Michael J. Hajoway 2006 Perge! Fairbanks

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Ronald A. Sages 25 1973 John D. Ziza 1 1978

Total $2,847

Ohio State

Centennial R. William Gardner 1957 Royal Purple Edwin S. Kirby 1960 Canonsburg Jack W. Nicklaus 1961 White Star Stephen A. Comunale 1972 Eric W. Schwarz 1986 Log Cabin John E. Gibson IV 1975 James B. Gould 1959 Purple Clematis Stephen H. Eibling 1962 Frank J. McGavran 1962 Don L. Presar 1960 Mark F. Taggart 1981 Ft. Armstrong Douglas E. Frey 1963 David A. Hopper 1963 Snowy White Owl Dale W. Anderson 1975 Dr. James N. Baird Jr 1962 Christopher J. Hubman 1987 Raymond C. Krstolic 1963 S. Michael Miller 1960 Vernon L. Morrison 1984 James N. Schreiber 1959 Delta Daniel M. Bonacci 2016 William C. Crusey 1980 Paul R. Jannot 1990 Robert J. Morris 1985 Dick L. Schumacher 1938AA Friendship Ryan G. Cutler 2015 Dennis D. Hargreaves 1966 William R. Henderson 1984 F. Scott McLean 1977+ Edwin L. Mead 1959+ William J. Merkle III 1953 Ryan D. Sanders 2012+ Theodore P. Schwartz 1960 Theodore R. Smith 1996 Perge! Norris R. William Gardner 17 1957 Perge! Wilkinson Edwin S. Kirby 20 1960 David A. Hopper 1 1963 Stephen A. Comunale 6 1972 Perge! Wallace Eric W. Schwarz 13 1986 Perge! Fairbanks Jack W. Nicklaus 26 1961 Dale W. Anderson 1 1975 John E. Gibson IV 11 1975 In Honor of Max D. Borland 2025 by Edwin S. Kirby 1960

Robert D. Lindner Jr 1971 Gregory P. Wilson 1974 Log Cabin Dr. John A. Burns MD 1960 Purple Clematis Thomas L. Grissom 1962 Geoffrey A. Hirt 1966 William F. Myers 1955 Hugh D. Pace 1974 Gary K. Shorts 1973 Kenneth B. Sternad 1977 Ft. Armstrong David R. Bennett 1977 Daniel B. Bennington 1968 John W. Gardner 1957 George M. Heeschen Jr MIT 1963 Ralph D. Hoyt II 1984 Donald C. Meek MD 1957 David N. Young 1956 Snowy White Owl Matthew R. Dixon 1999 Michael B. Heisler 1974 Peyton W. Larkin 2021 Charles E. Phifer 1955 George V. Pilat 1984 John G. Poulos 1960 James W. Pry II 1967 William S. Vance 1957 Robert E Zimmerman 1961 Delta Daniel L Baumgartner 1967 Attila Daray 1970 Gerald L. Dickey 1960 Tim K. Duer 1977 W. Scott Kerry 1989 Bruce C. Stoesser 1964 Friendship Roger W. Fromm 1955 Bradford B. Marcotte 2018 Gregory M. Sponseller 1977 Gary A. Stanton Ohio State 1963+ Perge! Norris Douglas Dittrick Jr 26 1955 Phillip J. Meek 24 1959AA Perge! Wallace Robert P. Bauman 21 1953 John W. Gardner 3 1957 Donald C. Meek MD 2 1957 Kenneth B. Sternad 3 1977 Perge! Fairbanks James S. Hering 17 1961 Peyton W. Larkin 3 2021 In Memory of Ralph L. Peckinpaugh 1942 & C. N. Pry Ohio 1963 by James W. Pry 1967 James P. Phillips 1953 by William S. Vance 1957

Total $25,643 Persistence Scholarship Kevin Fratz 2025 James Meek 2025 Elliot Spicer 2024

Total $27,922

Ohio Wesleyan

Thomas Marshall Douglas H. Dittrick Jr 1955 Centennial Phillip J. Meek 1959AA Royal Purple Robert P. Bauman 1953 White Star James S. Hering 1961

Spicer

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Thomas Marshall Jon R. Stuart 1971 Centennial C. Denny Cresap 1956 Charles T. Doyle 1956 James H. Everest 1971 Black Diamond William W. Rodgers Jr 1959 Golden Chain Gerald D. Neff 1961 William G. Paul 1952 Royal Purple John W. Griffin 1985 Canonsburg Robert S. Ellis 1948 William O. Gamble III 1961 J. Brent Humphries 1991 White Star John R. Bozalis MD 1961 Kenneth R. Carson 1981 G. Carl Gibson Jr 1981 Donald J. Kyte 1990 Stephen W. Ray 1979 Eddie W. Rhea 1980 Log Cabin Steven L. Hawes 1980 Ft. Armstrong Christopher L. Chase 1993 William E. Ingram III 1964 Randy L. Shockey 1977 Snowy White Owl Randall S. Fudge 1975 Robert D. Looney Jr 1967 Charles K. Webster 1963 Delta Robert B. Kellough Jr 1964 R. Joe Kepke 1963 Gary L. Ketcham 1974 J. Tony Madeira MD 1963 Friendship Craig W. Whitbeck 1982 Perge! Wilkinson Charles T. Doyle 16 1956 Jon R. Stuart 5 1971 J Brent Humphries 10 1991 Perge! Wallace Robert S. Ellis 18 1948 William G. Paul 7 1952 Christopher L. Chase 2 1993 Perge! Fairbanks William W. Rodgers Jr 15 1959 William O Gamble 23 1961 James H. Everest 18 1971 Stephen W. Ray 8 1979 G. Carl Gibson Jr 10 1981 Eddie W. Rhea 15 1980 Donald J. Kyte 12 1990

Total $18,614

Oklahoma State

Centennial Randall L. Whittaker 1970 Black Diamond Ronald E. Woosley Sr 1964 Royal Purple J. Pat Gallagher Jr 1966 Steven B. Pittman 1975 Jules D. Roberts IV 1978 Canonsburg James L. Thomas Jr 1966 Purple Clematis Ryan J. Bebee 1995 Cran Pollock 1975 Ft. Armstrong Robert B. Lindsly 1967 Snowy White Owl

Richard F. Biggs 1977 Roland J. Heatly 1975 Mark H. Mayer 1998 William H. Teel 1969 Delta Travis R. Cambern 1999 Tyler L. Davis 2011 Ty S. Fleming 2005 Mark A. Lookabaugh 1988+ Max A. Pischel III 1968 Friendship Ernest L. Manning 1973+ Perge! Wallace Randall L. Whittaker 3 1970 Perge! Fairbanks Steven B. Pittman 14 1975 In Honor of Ross A. Bebee 1997 by Ryan J. Bebee 1995

Total $3,655

Old Dominion

Ft. Armstrong Peter L. Ostrom 1991 Snowy White Owl Stephen S. Gay 1990 Andrew T. Strobel 1986 Delta Ralph C. Dewey 1986 Friendship Jerald R. Curl Jr 1987 James G. Hoover 1997 Perge! Wilkinson Peter L. Ostrom 2 1991 Perge! Fairbanks Andrew T. Strobel 1 1986

Total $3,841 Persistence Scholarship Dalton Hammons 2026 Dakota Whitman 2025 Maxwell Williams 2026

Oregon

Golden Chain Robert C. Samuel 1960 Canonsburg Dwight W. Davis 1965 Log Cabin James S. Samuel 1984 Ft. Armstrong Leslie T. Neighbors 1961 Snowy White Owl John P. Garling III 1966 Scott R. Hall 1990 Delta Craig B. Cairney 1965AA Kevin A. Capuzzi 1990 Douglas C. Elkinton 1979 Friendship Carl V. H. Burnham III 1984 Edward D. Latourette 1965 Perge! Wilkinson Robert C. Samuel 25 1960 Perge! Fairbanks Dwight W. Davis 21 1965 James S. Samuel 15 1984

Total $3,675

Oregon State

White Star Kirk B. Maag 2005 Log Cabin Benjamin N. Miles 2003 Gary A. Wildish 1963 Ft. Armstrong Bert E. Loughmiller 1964

Snowy White Owl Gabriel R. Carlton 2001 Timothy E. Drury 1973 Ronald R. Dueltgen 1962 Jon T. Rodriguez 1981 Colin L. Walker MD 1966 Delta William L. Beckley 1973 Bruce P. Frederick 1978 James L. Kaufman 1979 James L. Kotchik Oregon 1965 Michael S. Lucas 1963 Thomas H. Newman 1977 Friendship Kendell L. Brunton 1967+ Jeffrey S. Parkins 1983 Barry J. Rotrock 1967

Total $5,548 Persistence Scholarship Keagan O'Leary 2024

Pennsylvania

White Star James H. Greene Jr 1972 Ft. Armstrong Louis J. Petrie 1960 Snowy White Owl Francis H. Loughran 1945 Delta Hugh G. O'Neill 1952 Friendship E. Kent Douglass 1962 Stephen A. Jannetta 1986 Jake L. Lechnir 2016 Peter P. Stamas MD 1975 Perge! Wallace James H. Greene Jr 3 1972

Total $2,235 Persistence Scholarship Laminu Diallo 2026 Cedric Hollande 2025 Luke Takashima 2024

Diallo

Penn State

Black Diamond William L. Oliver 1967 Golden Chain Michael J. Stewart 1972 Royal Purple Calvin E. Burgart 1965 White Star Karl R. Fink 1963 Richard C. Marquardt Jr 1979 William A. Rossi 1968 Purple Clematis Gary L. Generose 1997 Raymond H. McCune 1967 David C. Necker 1967 Richard L. Stover 1965 Ft. Armstrong

Edward E. Birkinshaw Jr 1955 Peter S. Miller 1971 James M. Nagle 1960 Stephen M. Oechslein 2003 George N. Stewart IV 1980 Snowy White Owl Bruce A. Harnish 1980 Mark C. Krauss 1976 Matthew D. Nee 1999 David A. Oechslein 2004 Hugh R. Phillis 1977 Delta Robert P. Bookman 1958 Robert A. Capretto 1968 Alan W. Gesalman 1979 Robert S. Jones 1973 Robert K. Knechtel 1972 Ralston W. Merchant III 1998 Ronald P. Moehler 1969 A. Bennett Orme Jr 1967 Marc A. Rossow 1991 W. John Soost 1962 Robert D. Sponeybarger 1962 Ralph L. Swank II 1959 Friendship Nicholas A. Donato 1974+ Mark C. Greisiger 1987+ Daniel J. Kulbieda 1996 P. Peter Merkel Jr 1955+ John F. Mullen 1983 Anthony L. Savant 1985 R. Larry Wert 1964+ Perge! Wallace William L. Oliver 23 1967 Michael J. Stewart 16 1972 Perge! Fairbanks Calvin E. Burgart 2 1965

Total $7,873

Pittsburgh

Canonsburg John D. Sheppard Jr 1975 Purple Clematis David W. Forti 1992 Ft. Armstrong John M. Dougherty Jr 1971 James V. O'Rourke 1979 Snowy White Owl Richard L. Capozzi 1966 Peter M. Daloni 1981 Jeffrey D. Martchek 1987 Fred W. Schmeisser Minnesota 1965 Delta Paul S. Boulis 1971 N. Alexander Bowler 1971 George L. Grahovac 1989 Larry A. Poglein 1973 David A. Scola 1975 Michael O. Wisniewski 1970 Friendship James F. Ayers 1970 Dustin G. Osborne 1994 Joseph P. Pezze 1972 Steven R. Shuder 1983 Andrew R. Smith 1988+ Perge! Fairbanks John M. Dougherty Jr 3 1971 Jeffrey D. Martchek 2 1987 George L. Grahovac 1 1989

Total $13,410 Persistence Scholarship Matthew Houston 2025

Puget Sound

Ft. Armstrong Stephen C. Hunt 1973

Purdue

Thomas Marshall William R. Miller Indiana 1962 Calvin Coolidge Gerald V. Lyles 1964 Black Diamond William F. Brock 1963 William G. Hanley 1960 Golden Chain Martin W. Pickett 1975 Royal Purple Charles G. Armstrong 1964 William E. Bindley 2022+ Christopher B. Burke 1977 Michael T. Dilts 1981 Alan F. Herbert 1969 Roger W. Parkhurst 1965 D. Garrad Warren III 1974 Canonsburg Robert T. Martin 1962 Robert E. Swinehart 1965 White Star David L. Morgan 1974 John W. Schwentker 1952 Frank C. Watson 1967 Log Cabin Richard C. Cammerer MD 1964 William P. Gettings 1978 Gary R. Richert 1974 Purple Clematis John J. Barrett 1992 Stanley E. Bissey 1965 Jack E. Goris DDS 1976 J. Timothy McGinley 1962 Bruce M. Pitman 1971 Larry M. Ray 1962 Frederick C. Schramm 1964 Thomas E. Spurgeon 1961 Ft. Armstrong R. Lee Bruce 1978 Michael R. Dumas 2006 Michael S. Favo 1984 Matthew J. Garrett 1995 Thomas G. Gotschall 1961 John T. Hopkins 1979 J. Richard Marshall 1959 Terrence P. Sage 1976 Douglas M. Stuart 1955 Robert N. Supple 1957 Thomas J. Ubelhour 1975 Snowy White Owl Joseph R. DeWenter 1974 Allen L. Gerard 1953 William C. Heath 1976 James D. Lutton 1960 William M. Matthews 1975+ Carlton R. Mitchell 1991 Andrew W. Myers 1976 James K. Ramaker 1965 Robert G. Schmidt 1952 Herbert J. Wilken 1958 Delta Peter N. Anderson 1985 Stanley H. Day 1972 Dale T. Francis 1989 John S. Getty 1970 Bill Getzelmann 1963 Kyle J. Goris 2004 Kevin J. Hough 1991 R. Todd McKinney 1978 Blake D. Milburn 2007 Jeffrey Z. Mortensen 1971

Friendship Grant W. Fischer 2005 Carl C. Horner 1978 John W. Ingold III 1958 Jared J. Lester 2011 Larry J. Longman 1994 Richard A. Oliver 1975+ P. Parker Wayland Jr 1959 Perge! Norris William F. Brock 22 1963 Perge! Wilkinson Frank C. Watson 1 1967 Perge! Wallace John W. Schwentker 8 1952 Thomas E. Spurgeon 4 1961 J. Timothy McGinley 2 1962 Roger W. Parkhurst 23 1965 Alan F. Herbert 20 1969 John J. Barrett 4 1992 William E. Bindley 1 2022 Perge! Fairbanks Douglas M. Stuart 1 1955 Robert N. Supple 2 1957 William G. Hanley 24 1960 Thomas G. Gotschall 1 1961 Larry M. Ray 1 1962 Bruce M. Pitman 11 1971 D. Garrad Warren III 10 1974 R. Lee Bruce 1 1978 Michael S. Favo 4 1984

Total $520,972 Persistence Scholarship Alexander Hanna 2024

Hanna

Rhode Island

White Star Bradford R. Boss 1955 Robert W. Marshall III 1977 Purple Clematis Kent T. Stepanishen 2006 Ft. Armstrong Alfred Armstrong Jr 1948 Henry G. Caniglia 1958 Brian G. Kerr 1984 Thomas J. Lusardi 1985 Stephen J. MacDonald 1986 Snowy White Owl John Baldwin 1968 William R. Johnson 1966 Louis J. Monari 1972 Leonard C. Panaggio 1968 Harold E. Uttley 1959 Delta Anthony J. Bale 1974 Robert L. Fulford 1974 Thomas G. Picone 1986 Louis W. Salera 1995 Stephen E. Sojka Jr 1978 Ernest R. Vieira 1969 Friendship W. S. Bartlett 1977 Paul A. Croce 1962 Manuel F. Ferris Jr 1970

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Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra Dana K. Millar 1982 Bruce N. Tierney 1976 Perge! Fairbanks Robert W. Marshall III 11 1977 In Memory of Armand J. Croce 1969 by Paul A. Croce 1962

Total $3,820

Richmond

Black Diamond Robert S. Jepson Jr 1964 Golden Chain Edward R. Adams 1941 White Star M. Coleman Walsh Jr 1974 Ft. Armstrong Tom C. Biede 1981 William J. Bugg Jr 1960 James A. Jacobs 1969 Thomas H. Jones III 1974 Ronald C. Nelson 1977 Anthony D. Sakowski Jr 1965 Gregory P. Williamson 1967 Snowy White Owl William R. Carpenter III 1965 Robert W. Gay Jr 1959 Thomas C. Leffew 1969 John N. Moreau 1964 Delta Charles P. Baker IV 1978 D. Gregory Edel Jr 1978 Richard Galasso 1990 David C. Hooker 1977+ William F. Ranson Jr 1965 Richard A. Severin 1971 Gregory A. Viggiano 1985 W. Lee Wallace 1969 Friendship Gregory W. Curry 1977 Harold A. Davis 1980 Michael D. Hancock 1980+ Thomas F. Mabe 1956 James B. Mallory 1982+ James M. McCormack 1981 Richard J. Moran Jr 1986 John C. Nagy Jr 1981 W. Campbell Pendleton Jr 1984 Christopher D Poff 2017+ Terriel H. Royals 1980+ Travis R. Slocum 1999 Brent R. Stansbury 1984 Charles A. Tulloh 1953+ C. Randy Wheeless 1982+ J. Timothy Winks 1980+ Perge! Norris

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Edward R. Adams 4 1941 Perge! Wallace Robert S Jepson Jr 18 1964 Perge! Fairbanks M Coleman Walsh 13 1974 Ronald C. Nelson 2 1977 In Memory of WT Haynes 1922 by Anthony D Sakowski 1965 Keith R. Kunberger 1979

by D. G. Edel 1978 Roger E. Early 1975 by Thomas H. Jones 1974

Total $21,095 Persistence Scholarship Evan Segalman 2025

Rose-Hulman

Centennial James M. Lowes 1970 Golden Chain James H. Graham 1972 Michael A. Huhnke 1975 Royal Purple Wesley J. Bolsen 2000 Dennis J. Paustenbach PhD 1974 Michael J. Schipper 1982 White Star Steven C. Goble 1971 David J. Steinbock 1975 Joseph A Weist Evansville 1987 Purple Clematis R. Edwin Fain 1976 Alan L. Smock 1973 Ft. Armstrong Thomas M. Hendrickson 1971 Thomas L. Jackson 1972 Leonard J. Muhlenkamp 1993 Andrew J Tochterman 2001 Snowy White Owl Ronald R. Andrews 1974 Robert M. Bunch 1975 Nathan B. Edwards 1978 John P. Foley 1980 Douglas A. Koeneman 1985 James M. Krogstie 1977 Jay D. O'Sullivan 1971 Daniel J. Phelps 1969 Royce A. Ramsay 1982 Bruce P. Williams MD 1970 Donald S. Zona 1977 Delta Douglas A. Collier 1990 Loren C. Doyle 1971 Douglas L. Evans 1977

Thomas P. Frank 1976 Charles E. Huffman 1978 Michael R. Mann 1977 William C. Morphew 1998 Joel V. Sanders 1972+ Friendship Drew K. Christy 2010 Heath Doll 2025+ Ryan R. Easterday 2025 Nicholas A. Edwards 2025 Aaron D. Greve 2025+ Noah J. Lockhart 2025 Alan A. Manche 1991 James Morehouse 2025+ Phillip A. Noblitt 2023 Aidan O'Neil 2026+ David J. Parker 1980 Christopher B. Peter 2025+ Jared Petrisko 2023 Bryan E. Pfeifer 2026+ Michael E. Popagain 1974 Fredrick L. Queary 1990 Kenneth E. Rasner 1973 Bryce M. Roop 2026+ Ari Rosen 2024+ Ryan J. Seavert 1997+ Andrew C. J. Toler 2024 Maxwell H. Wheatley 2025 Perge! Fairbanks Thomas L. Jackson 3 1972 Royce A. Ramsay 1 1982 Joseph A. Weist 7 1987 In Honor of Joseph Weist 1987 by Sam Richwine UGA 1973 In Memory of Pam D. Ricker by Joseph Weist 1987 & Rho Phi HC Christian M. Evarts 1990

by Rho Phi HC

Total $106,747 Persistence Scholarship Nicholas Edwards 2025 Jacob Fields 2026 Aaron Greve 2025

RPI

Golden Chain William R. Brand 1987 Royal Purple David A. Luecke 1985 Canonsburg W. Matthew Hartley 1998 Log Cabin Jonathan M. Couch 1995 George Norman 1987 Purple Clematis Paul J. Testa 1989 Ft. Armstrong Michael D. Keats 1987

Curtis L. Rettig 1985 David T. Trayhan 1991 Snowy White Owl David J. Camerota 2007 Nelson P. Hildreth 1987 Douglas MacKechnie 1987 Rahul R. Parwani 2006 Delta Allan R. Demarest 1994 Adam J. Hagelgans 2013 Eric S. Lopez 1998 E. Christopher Lundquist 1991 Friendship Bruce W. Bristol Jr 1994 John A. Brown 1987 Joel D. Covitz 1992 Nick M. Mastri 1998+ Paul N. Meixner 1987 Benjamin C. Pearce 2012 Daniel A. Roberts 1998+ Philip N. Roberts 1988+ Timothy M. M. Tse 2017 Perge! Norris William R. Brand 23 1987 Perge! Wallace George Norman 6 1987 Rahul R. Parwani 1 2006 Perge! Fairbanks Douglas MacKechnie 3 1987 Paul J. Testa 5 1989

Perge! Fairbanks John J. Manginelli 19 1983 In Honor of Garth W. Smalley 1991 by Earl G. Jackson 1993 Edmund G. Zito 1970 by Alissa Zito Cruz

Total $14,559

San Diego State

Rutgers

Canonsburg Samuel H. Mudie 1962 White Star John J. Manginelli 1983 Craig J. Mardany 1982 Log Cabin Jeffrey D. Vernam 1973 Ft. Armstrong Andrew W. Kendall 1952 Snowy White Owl W. John Bauer PhD 1959 Fred J. Billock Jr 1973 David H. Bugen 1970 Gerald W. Dameon 1974 Dominick J. Eboli 1991 Walter C. Hersman 1961 James R. Hipsky 1967 Lawrence C. Jones 1964 Donald R. Lehman 1962 Michael J. McGarry 1978 Peter Navolanic II 1967 Herbert H. Newton 1941 Russell A. Schaible 1984 Salvatore J. Sedita 1962 Jason P. Thomas MD 1990 Delta David A. Feigley III 1966 Charles E. Glover DDS 1964 Richard J. Janish 1962 Albert Sanchez Jr 1979 Hugh C. Wescott 1998 Friendship James E. Crites 1972 Pierre D. Fournier 1958+ Richard E. Green 1972+ Earl G. Jackson IV 1993+ Robert P. Kenney 1956 William C. Russell 1962 Joseph M. Serino 1982 Edward J. Zobitz 1968 Perge! Wallace Samuel H. Mudie 19 1962 Jeffrey D. Vernam 6 1973

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Total $5,840 Persistence Scholarship Nafi Chowdhury 2024

Chowdhury

Sam Houston

Friendship Benjamin Blacklock 2015+ Collin F. Clifford 2021 Ansony Jimenez 2015 Log Cabin Michael A. Borton 1986 Purple Clematis John D. Crisafulli 1992 Ft. Armstrong Edward G. Jimenez 1986 Snowy White Owl David C. Born 1994 Joseph C. Pinkowski 1990 Brian G. Thorngate 1987 Delta Jan R. Grywczynski 1988 Friendship Russell J. Parris 2019 Perge! Fairbanks Michael A. Borton 8 1986 Edward G. Jimenez 1 1986 David C. Born 1 1994

Total $2,425

San Jose State

Ft. Armstrong Erik de las Casas 1989 Snowy White Owl Christopher D Carpita 1992 Perge! Fairbanks Erik de las Casas 4 1989

Sewanee

Purple Clematis C. Daniel Wilson Jr 1963 Ft. Armstrong John S. Landrum Texas 1968 Snowy White Owl Daniel F. Callahan III 1969 Thomas H. Ewers 2008 Jack A. Royster Jr 1964 Friendship Robert L. Browning 1955+ Lewis C. Price 1978 Robert D. Scott 1957 Daniel I. Thornton 1965 Perge! Fairbanks

C. Daniel Wilson Jr 7 1963 John S. Landrum 4 1968

Total $1,585

South Carolina

Delta Joseph J. Fortune 2016 Persistence Scholarship Daniel Goforth 2025

South Florida

White Star L Jeffrey Fitterman 1970 Purple Clematis Gene Balter 1977 Paul E. Mendelssohn 1972 Delta Wisam Y. Berry 2015 Friendship Michael A. Cardinale 1976 Walter J. Packard PhD 1970 Perge! Wallace L Jeffrey Fitterman 13 1970 Perge! Fairbanks Gene Balter 3 1977

Total $2,225

Southern California

Canonsburg Tyson K. Beem 1997 Donald W. Bradley 1961 Snowy White Owl Willard B. Buchanan 1961 Robert J. Caminiti 1976 John R. Jordan 1967 Delta Brock J. Dewey 1983 William B. Hedekin 1962 Paul T. Kott 1977 Mark H. Peacock 1964 Lewis J. Pozzebon 1971 Stephen B. Tuck 1970 Friendship John P. Beckendorf 1969 Charles S. Cochrane 1973 David R. Jennings 1965 J. Curtis Rutherford 1973 Perge! Wilkinson Tyson K. Beem 13 1997 Perge! Fairbanks Donald W. Bradley 2 1961

Total $4,063

Southern Methodist

Royal Purple Jason A. Kulas 1993 White Star Tucker S. Bridwell 1973 Purple Clematis Ralph L. Shanks Jr 1963 Ft. Armstrong Robert A. Frantz Jr 1959 Howell D. Harralson 1968 Walter T. Henderson 1960 Allen R. Myers 1964 Snowy White Owl Robert G. Bender 1981 J. Nile Brennecke 1963 G. Roger Gielow 1965 C. Lydon Neumann 1968 Jon P. Rowe 1964 Peter F. Rusch PhD 1965 Jeff E. Samford Jr 1960AA

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Jeffrey R. Spain 1988 Alan C. Tatum 1969 Allister M. Waldrop Jr 1972 Delta James D. Brown Jr 1959+ Christian F. Garrett 1989 W. M. Lawhon 1969 Randel Y. Wilson 1962 Friendship W. Kent Anger PhD 1965 Jerry W. Bayless 1973 Richard A. Cuccia II 1992 John D. Fraser 1980+ Trevor W. Hacker 2019+ Travis J. Hemphill 2007+ Lawrence R. Maxwell Jr 1959 Jason D. Nichols 1996 Stuart T. Porter 1967 Jerry D. Ray 1961 John C. Shields IV 1968 Edward E. Smiley Jr 1966 Perge! Norris Tucker S. Bridwell 4 1973 In Memory of Jeff E. Samford 1960 by Randel Y. Wilson 1962

Total $8,023 Persistence Scholarship David Childers IV 2024

Stanford

Thomas Marshall Raymond R. Morgan Jr 1948AA Ft. Armstrong Philip G. Chapman 1966 William T. White III 1962 Snowy White Owl Richard J. Borda 1953 Friendship James A. Scatena Jr 1960+ Perge! Norris Raymond R. Morgan Jr 12 1948

Total $35,702

Syracuse

Golden Chain Alan W. Larson 1960 Log Cabin Russell A. King 1952 Purple Clematis Bruce M. Kennedy 1954 Kenneth G. Murawski 1973 Robert W. Whiteford 1975 Ft. Armstrong Glendon O. Garvin 1993 William B. Kuhl 1967 Frederick R. Michel 1967 John P. Trever 1965 Snowy White Owl Jeff C. Crew Jr FSU 1967 Richard A. Esposito 1961 Raymond C. Faigle 1993 Richard S. Golobic 1956 Kenneth L. Morrison 1965 Daniel D. Park 1975 Robert C. Raimondo 1963 Roy A. Sykes Jr 1970 Delta Ronald D. Brzezinski 1964 Fernando G. Lopez 1992 W. Brewster Morris 1956 Charles O. Spear IV 1976 Friendship Wesley D. Bacon Jr 1962

Robert M. Dean 1979 H. Steven Jennison 1977 Perge! Norris Alan W. Larson 21 1960 Perge! Fairbanks Richard A. Esposito 1 1961 Frederick R. Michel 2 1967 Kenneth Murawski 7 1973

Total $9,037

Tennessee

White Star Lee M. Moss 1973 Mark D. Turner MD 1976 Montgomery Turner 1991 Purple Clematis Joshua C. Holly 1997 Mark A. Medley 1968 Ronald A. Shuffield 1973 W. Miller Wood III 1967 Ft. Armstrong Edwin F. DeMoss Jr 1982 Frederick J. Ergen 1972 James D. Froula 1967 Henry W. Hope 1962 James M. Miller 1970 John J. Sheridan 1972 Snowy White Owl George E. Dominick 1957 Bruce A. Kingshill 1972 Raymond E. Lacy 1971 Timothy L. Pitts 1990 George H. Schultz 1982 David A. Thornton 1981 George M. Trotter III 1970 Blake Williams Jr 1967 Delta Collin B. Barrett 2000 G. Tim Busby 1975 Hoyt H. Denton 1965 J. James Kerr 1971 S. J. Staples III 1971 Gerald L. Vantrease 1966 Friendship Sebastian A. Ciotti 2022+ Clarence Crockett Jr 1958+ Robert E. Hearn Jr 1983 Case D. Hopkins III 1980+ Jonathan R. Hughes 2002 Thomas H. Liddle III 1961+ Michael J. McGowan 2001 John L. Reagan 2017 J Christopher Shaver 1999+ Louis D. Veal Jr 1958AA+ Perge! Wallace Lee M. Moss 7 1973 Ronald A. Shuffield 4 1973 Mark D. Turner 10 1976 Perge! Fairbanks W. Miller Wood III 4 1967 James M. Miller 6 1970 Montgomery Turner 4 1991 Joshua C. Holly 6 1997

Total $9,661

Tennessee Tech

Royal Purple Todd L. Fairley 1993 White Star Jackie R. Wilmore Jr 1982 Log Cabin K. Paul Polpanich 1998 Purple Clematis Bo W. Byers 2006 Brian M. Douglas 1998 Ft. Armstrong R. Lee Wray 1981

Snowy White Owl Kevin G. Givens 2002 Austin E. Sigg 2023 Friendship Matthew E. Graves 1996 Perge! Wilkinson Todd L. Fairley 2 1993 Perge! Wallace Brian M. Douglas 9 1998 Austin E. Sigg 2 2023

Total $22,495 Persistence Scholarship Keller Horlock 2025 Brady Lamme 2025

Total $12,327

Texas Christian

Total $7,668

Texas

Royal Purple Mathew B. Benton 1993 Scott Petty Jr 1960 White Star Albert M Gutierrez III 1991 Douglas M. MacMahon 1999 David A. McAllister 1978 Judd Miller Jr 1955 Robert T. Ray 1982 G. Douglas Wiley 1969 Log Cabin Robert H. Bohn 1957 Ron D. Willis 1984 Purple Clematis Lee Caldwell 1957 Paul L. Davis Jr 1958+ William Hamilton 1944AA Thomas Harbison 1965AA Brandon K. Holcomb 1996 Kenneth J. Mighell 1952 Don C. Wukasch 1959 Ft. Armstrong Marshall T. Clegg 1954 Wilson K. Mason III 1964 John K. Turner 1976 Snowy White Owl Ralph L. Arrell 1965 Roger S. Braugh Jr 1992 Laurens A. Hall 1964 Larry L. Loyd 1958 Robert S. McCaig 1952 Roy E. Rushing 1965AA Marc H. Stewart 1958 James E. Suttle 1959 John C. Thomas 1973 Delta C. Mark Abernathy 1972 Stephen S. Head 1972 Jerry B. Peckham 1962 Britt W. Smith 1982 Friendship Michael D. Ball 1975 Barton H. Braselton 1987+ Don J. Crow III 2002+ Tavo C. Hellmund 1988+ Charles M. Huey Jr 1967 Perge! Norris Paul L. Davis Jr 1 1958 Perge! Wallace Judd Miller Jr 11 1955 Scott Petty Jr 18 1960 Wilson K. Mason III 2 1964 Albert Gutierrez III 2 1991 Brandon Holcomb 4 1996 Perge! Fairbanks Kenneth J. Mighell 5 1952 Robert H. Bohn 8 1957 Lee Caldwell 3 1957 Ralph L. Arrell 1 1965 John C. Thomas 1 1973 Douglas MacMahon 2 1999 In Memory of Donald R. Mighell 1956 by Charles D. Brown 1974

Gerald R. Baker 4 1969 William Hunnicutt 11 1981 Perge! Fairbanks D. Mark Smith 14 1983

Horlock

Texas A&M

White Star Lias J. Steen 1980 Purple Clematis Robert F. McGoldrick 1989 Jon C. Yates 1991 Ft. Armstrong G. Greg Graham 1982 Thomas L. Keller 1980 Snowy White Owl Scott T. Doggett 1980 Case D. Fischer 1987 Clayton J. Pollard 1981 Friendship Cameron P. Bell 1988 William L. Nelson 1984 Perge! Wallace Lias J. Steen 9 1980 Perge! Fairbanks Scott T. Doggett 2 1980 Jon C. Yates 4 1991 In Honor of Cade D. Hoesterey 2026

by Marybeth Hoesterey

Total $4,110

Texas A&M Corpus Christi

Friendship James D. Cure 2025+ Omar E. Escudero 2025 Mason C. Werner 2025

White Star Kevin T. Barnett MD 1995 David B. Symonds 1997 Purple Clematis W. Scott Anderson 1982 Ft. Armstrong S. Anderson 1984 Peter E. Dodd 2003 Paul D. Hains 1987 Snowy White Owl Robert S. Clifton 1985 Terry E. Skinner 1983 Charles R. Stewart 1979 Delta Jeffrey R. Allaman 1988 Craig M. Franks 1983 Andrew E. Gold 2014 Friendship Jeffrey S. Austin 1984 Clintin J. Bolding 2002 Wade D. Dollins 2008 Jason D. Herter 1993+ Andrew McRoberts 2021+ Jeff Naquin 1981+ Jorge J. Villarreal 2020 Perge! Wilkinson David B. Symonds 2 1997 Perge! Wallace Kevin T. Barnett 11 1995 In Honor of Ronald G. White 1985 by Robert S. Clifton 1985

Thomas Marshall Kirk D. Walden 1972 White Star William S. Hunnicutt Jr 1981 D. Mark Smith 1983 Log Cabin Gerald R. Baker 1969 Ft. Armstrong Thomas C. Darden 1978 Snowy White Owl Arik C. Garner 1996 Michael T. Mannion 1981 Scott C. Taylor 1970 R. Adam Whitten 2009 Delta Allen D. Mitchell 1972 Friendship Kim D. Andersen 1974 J. Alan Bell 1979+ Benson M. Thomas 2001+ Perge! Norris Kirk D. Walden 22 1972 Perge! Wallace

Total $54,115

Toledo

Delta Daniel D. Silvers 2002 Friendship Gregory R. Clausing 2008 Marshall Kupresanin 2012+ Mark A. Parker 2016+ Thomas Persinger 2007+ Michael J. Socha 2019+

Total $7,391

Total $488

Texas San Antonio

Toronto

Friendship Chad L. Elseth 1994 Michael C. Garcia 2001+ Scott A. Hyde 2012+ Richard J. Woods 1995

Texas State

Texas Arlington

Donald B. Davis 1966 Sean G. McMullen 2001 Friendship Michael L. Andrews 1966+ Jack L. Boggess 1958+ Wendell E. Dorsett 1957+ Jason M. Petrie 1992 William H. Townend 2003 Perge! Norris Glenn D. Moor 20 1984 Perge! Wallace John E. Roueche III 1 1988 Perge! Fairbanks Jerry L. Pittman 5 1966 Timothy D. Wright 1 2001 Robert R. Madden 3 1961 In Honor of Glenn D Moor 1984 & George H Nelson 1958, by Sean G McMullen 2001 In Memory of Darryn D. Andrews 1999, T. K. Beasley 2000 & Chad W. Tinsley 2001, by Sean G. McMullen 2001 Marlis E. Smith 1954, by Richard D. McCormick Iowa State 1961

Purple Clematis Mark P. Carroll 1995 Friendship Alan C. Dayton 1990+ Perge! Wilkinson Mark P. Carroll 3 1995 Persistence Scholarship Hayden Regalado 2026

Texas Tech

Thomas Marshall Glenn D. Moor 1984 Log Cabin Bobby G. Waddle 1955 Purple Clematis Richard P. Lowke 1959 Jerry L. Pittman 1966 Ft. Armstrong F. L. Ballard 1955 Robert R. Madden 1961 John E. Roueche III 1988 Snowy White Owl Charles C. Beatty 1958 Timothy D. Wright 2001 Delta Thomas D. Curtis 1980

Royal Purple Graeme Norval PhD 1983 Canonsburg Robert R. Boothby 1986 Purple Clematis David W. Booz 1985 Ft. Armstrong W. David Ellis Nicholas J. Poppenk 1971 Snowy White Owl Bruce C. Bone 1950 Paul B. Walters 1956 Delta Dwight D. Lupish W. James Zaryski Alan H. Spindel 1987 Friendship Andrew Lukasiewicz 2016 John C. Mowbray 1972 William M. Madott 1967 Perge! Wallace Robert R. Boothby 8 1986 Graeme W. Norval 20 1983 In Memory of Michael C. Stephen 1972,

by Nicholas Poppenk 1971

Total $3,199 William Gear Fellowship Alan Powichrowski 2022 Nathan Reeves 2020 William Gear Scholarship Tanner Armstrong 2024 Jaden Bulteel 2025 Lucien Clark 2024

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Dudley K. Miller 1978 & Stephen A. Claffey 1967,

by John B. Culley 1969

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+ White Star $10,000-17,499 Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999 Log Cabin $7,500-9,999 Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999 Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499 Centennial $100,000-249,999 Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999 Black Diamond $75,000-99,999 Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499 Golden Chain $50,000-74,999 Delta $500-999 Royal Purple $25,000-49,999 Friendship Up to $499 Canonsburg $17,500-24,499 Perge! Norris $5,000+ Wallace $1,000-1,999 Society Wilkinson $2,000-4,999 Fairbanks $500-999 + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra Kaan Durmus 2024 Ariel Khait 2025 Kurt-Johannes Michels 2024 Casra Mohammedrezai 2024 Paolo Riverin 2025 Tales Scopinho 2024

Tulane

Snowy White Owl Jack L. Millaway 2010 R. Thomas Williams 1993 Delta Bryant J. Ingram 2009 Friendship Hugh J. O'Donovan 2021+ Andrew M. Tiktin 1989

Total $508

Union

White Star William G. Kuchta 1972 John C. Robbins III 1971 Ft. Armstrong Douglas S. Tosh 1972 H. Frederick Wintsch 1962 Snowy White Owl Mace A. Bloom 1977 James A. Burke 1977 Ernest M. Myer 1956 Delta Harry Adamakos 1981 Matthew B. Hicks 1980 Kevin K. Kilbourne 1979 Friendship James W. Duers 1965 Joseph F. Frick 1952 Denis P. McLane 1961 Perge! Wallace William G. Kuchta 9 1972 Perge! Fairbanks John C. Robbins III 9 1971 Douglas S. Tosh 2 1972

Total $3,240

Utah

Friendship Alan M. Muir 1995+

Utah State

Log Cabin Kenneth J Hammerle 1976 Snowy White Owl Mitchell H. Mason 1974 Donald D. Shaw 1981 Karl D. Zufelt 1969 Delta William L. Tennent 1971

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Friendship Anthony P. Ahlstrom 2020+ Eugene N. Apicella 1984 Kent J. Barnes 1971 Gary P. Bingham 1967 Edward L. Carey Jr 1986 John K. Newland III 1984+ Craig J. Yeager 1983 Perge! Fairbanks Kenneth Hammerle 9 1976

John B. Purcell Jr 1964 Bruce A. Talmadge 1953 Delta Matthew J. Allman 2008 Charles H. Dunlap III 1966 Friendship R. Pearson Gean 2015

Total $1,335

Royal Purple David S. Harrison 1992 Canonsburg N. Michael F. Griffith 1973 Jason T. Newcomb 1998 White Star Dana W. Hesse WKU 1986 Log Cabin Jeffrey M. Scattergood 1999 Purple Clematis David C. Green 1994 Henry H. King Jr 1982 Ft. Armstrong Jason A. Dean 1996 Ward A. Follette 1976 Brendan J. McMurrer 2001 Charles E. Radford 1980 Snowy White Owl Howard C. Canada III 1976 Richard B. Gass 1981 Edwin A. Hardell 1982 Michael J. Morrone 1993 David C. Venable 1988 Paul T. Zawistowski 1983 Delta Douglas M. Hill 1970+ Andrew M. Roberts 2013 Friendship Richard G. Eskelund 1982 James M. Jeweler 1986 Eric L. Johansen 2001+ Perge! Wilkinson Jason T. Newcomb 9 1998 Perge! Wallace N. Michael Griffith 21 1973 Dana W. Hesse 8 1986 David C. Green 5 1994 Jeffrey Scattergood 6 1999 Perge! Fairbanks Henry H. King Jr 6 1982 David S. Harrison 5 1992 Andrew M. Roberts 1 2013

Vermont

Purple Clematis John M. Carulli Jr 1988 Lee K. Souter 2005 Mark R. Wilkison 1983 Snowy White Owl Enerino M. Caruccio 1984 Bernard P. Isabelle 1978 David D. Martin 1978 Tim Ross 1986 Delta Michael Fortuna 1987 Friendship Ian W. Campbell 2017 David B. McCree 1989+ Perge! Wallace Mark R. Wilkison 4 1983 Perge! Fairbanks Enerino M. Caruccio 1 1984 John M. Carulli Jr 6 1988 Lee K. Souter 11 2005

Total $3,310

Villanova

Ft. Armstrong Anthony M. Imbesi 1996 Snowy White Owl Brian E. Collie 1995 Jeffrey A. Fuchs 1993 Friendship Robert O. Mannion 1992 Perge! Fairbanks Anthony M. Imbesi 4 1996

Total $675

Virginia

Purple Clematis A. Colquitt Shackelford Jr 1951 Ft. Armstrong C. Breckenridge Arrington Jr 1955 Kevin L. Beicke 2001 Snowy White Owl Christopher K. Henningsen 1974 Jonathan R. Hilliard 2007

Total $1,578

Virginia Tech

Total $10,250 Persistence Scholarship Isaac Hull 2024 Leo Lombardi 2025 Collin Todd 2026

Total $40,411 Persistence Scholarship Brett Driscoll 2024

Washington Driscoll

Wabash

Centennial John C. Schroeder 1969 Golden Chain N. Clay Robbins 1979 Canonsburg R Michael Henderson 1961 White Star Leonard F. Anglis 1976 Joseph D. Barnette Jr 1961AA Eric M. Cavanaugh 1976 Log Cabin Jeff D. Lundy 1978 John C. Meng Jr 1966 Ft. Armstrong John B. Culley Jr 1969 Theodore F Holland III 1971 Harry F. McNaught Jr 1976 Robert E Sonnemaker 1967 Paul B. Van Ness Illinois 1977 Snowy White Owl John B. Bridge 1972 Donald G. Fisher 1952 Eriks E. Janelsins 2002 John T. Keith 1991 James R. Nichols 1961 Joseph M. Pfennig 1982 John C. Phares 1966 Richard Sadler Illinois 1954 James C. Symanek 1994 Lonnie M. Therber 1959 Delta Robert D. Cebul 1980 Mark E. Fredrick 1978 Robert H. Hall 1974 Paul A. Macri MD 1957 William K. Ransom 1952 John F. Reynolds 1973 Friendship Joshua M. Banks 2002 Brian J. Beesley 1988 Paul M. Brooks 1978 Philip G. Miller 1964 Kevin O'Shaughnessy 1977 Jeremy W. Overton 2000 Robert Wunderlich III 2018 Perge! Norris John C Schroeder 24 1969 Perge! Wilkinson N. Clay Robbins 26 1979 Perge! Wallace R. Michael Henderson 19 1961 Perge! Fairbanks Joseph Barnette Jr 26 1961 John C. Meng Jr 19 1966 Theodore F. Holland 4 1971 Leonard F. Anglis 4 1976 Eric M Cavanaugh 10 1976 Eriks E. Janelsins 2 2002 In Memory of

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Golden Chain Ronald D. Crockett 1961 Royal Purple Norman K Thordarson 1963 Canonsburg Michael B. Jeffers 1962 Gary L. Ostenson 1969 Log Cabin John J. Jolley 1980 Peter C. White Sr 1952 Purple Clematis John W. Ellis 1950 Steven C. Galbraith 1967 Ft. Armstrong Charles R. Ekberg 1968 Steven M Helmbrecht 1985 James R. Hinz 1975 Stephen Lamberson 1980 Gerald A. Nielsen 1961 W. Jeffers Pickard 1965 Jack R. Sutermeister 1979 Wade H. Taylor 1978 David E. Thompson 1980 Ronald C. Wilderman 1965 Snowy White Owl David C. Auther 1977 T. Michael Doyle 1968 Robert W. Juhl 1975 David B. McClinton 1970 Stephen P. Miller 1979 Tad B. Richards 2003 J. Lewis Thayer 2010 Delta Jackie E. Gray 1966 John C. Haskell Jr 1978 P. Gordon Hodge 1986 Kenneth R. Marble 1971 Bruce I. Mitchell 1969 Lyman W. Newton 1959 Brian P. Olsen 1982 Shane A. Richards 2007 Nathan T. Thramer 2011 Friendship Steven D. Dondero 2000 Evan L. Johnson 1985 Michael V. Linnabary 1974 Charles H. Magnuson 1952 William J. Mitchell MD 1973 Scott A. Shelton 1974 Steven L. Thorsrud 1978 Robert L. Vieira 1956 Perge! Wilkinson Norman K Thordarson 22 1963 John J. Jolley 8 1980 Perge! Wallace John W. Ellis 4 1950 Michael B. Jeffers 17 1962 Gary L. Ostenson 25 1969 Perge! Fairbanks Ronald D Crockett 19 1961 Steven C. Galbraith 5 1967 David B. McClinton 1 1970 Kenneth R. Marble 1 1971 Wade H. Taylor 3 1978 Jack R Sutermeister 5 1979 David E Thompson 3 1980

Total $16,142

Persistence Scholarship Hugo Varlamos 2024

Washington & Jefferson

Royal Purple Bernard W. Stanek Jr 1988 White Star D. Lawrence Wickerham MD 1972 Snowy White Owl John H. Allen 1943 William E. Allen Allegheny 1953 Delta Charles M. Robbins DDS Ohio State 1966 Louis Scotti 1978 Johnson L. Thistle MD 1960 Friendship Joseph D. Zottola 2016+ Perge! Wilkinson Bernard W Stanek Jr 8 1988 Perge! Wallace D. Lawrence Wickerham MD 3 1972

Total $4,135

Washington & Lee

Ft. Armstrong Nicholas H. Fuerst 2010 Samuel A. Syme Jr 1956 Snowy White Owl David K. Eubank 1976 David L. Moore Jr 1974 Delta Thomas P. Rideout 1963 George B. Werthan 1954 Friendship Jerry L. Broccoli 1981 Charles L. King 1983+

Total $925

Washington State

Royal Purple Robert W Higgins MD 1956 White Star Erik J. Fay 1999 Log Cabin Dale L. Wierman 1964 Purple Clematis Harlan R. Mayer II 1970 John D. Metcalf 1992 Phil H. Smith 1966 Ft. Armstrong Corwin P. King 1965 Augustan D. Kittson 1978 Kelly W. Montfort 1964 Gary E. Schell 1970 Doug Shaul 1960 Snowy White Owl Gerald C. Clodius 1953 Bruce O. Devereaux 1968 Charles F. Diesen 1962 Donald J. Raz 1984 James E. Reece Jr 1961 Clifford O. Ridgway 1972 Delta Shawn A. Bradford 1982 Richard W. Jensen 1959AA James I. Mock 1959 Andrew P. Sobczyk 1982 Gene Sutton 1959 Friendship

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Ryan W. Shelton 2007 James K. Sieveke 1970 Calvin N. Souther Jr 1967+ Perge! Wilkinson Robert W Higgins 18 1956 Perge! Wallace Erik J. Fay 8 1999 Perge! Fairbanks Dale L. Wierman 10 1964 Phil H. Smith 5 1966

Total $9,551

Wayne State

Friendship Jeffrey T. Pokriefka 2021 Alexander P. Pouttu 2021

West Virginia Royal Purple Mark N. Roth 1977 Snowy White Owl Harold J. Creel 1984 Perge! Wilkinson Mark N. Roth 3 1977

Western Kentucky

Royal Purple Benjamin R. Harper Kentucky 1969 White Star Dana Hesse VA Tech 1986 Delta Jeffrey T. Baynham 2002 Friendship Tyler W. Jury 2012 Samuel L. Wells 2014

Total $320 Persistence Scholarship Trey Englehardt 2024

Western Michigan

Ft. Armstrong Michael J. Wygocki 1986 Snowy White Owl William G. McClimans Jr 1979 Steven S. Moline 1986 Timothy S. Rogowski 1979 Corey A. Watt 1999 Friendship Matthew Crowley 2021 Dana D. Daniels 1979 Douglas E. Mathews 1993 Jeffrey L. Stinson Jr 2020 Peter C. Whittet 1977

Total $676

Western Ontario White Star John G. S. Starzynski 1974 Mark P. Trenton 1986 Purple Clematis Murray L. Coulter 1972 Ft. Armstrong Timothy B. Johnson 1987 Snowy White Owl Peter B. Hockin 1968 John W. Chandler 1971 Douglas M Workman 1977 Friendship Jordan A. Herald 1996 George N. Isaac 1973 Grant Lindsay 1997+

Robert H. Stapleford 1974 Gary A. Whitfield 1987+ Perge! Wilkinson Douglas Workman 3 1977 Perge! Wallace Timothy B Johnson 3 1987 Mark P. Trenton 10 1986

Total $5,065 William Gear Fellowship Nicholas Walton 2020 Dylan Weninger 2020 William Gear Scholarship Matthew Donohue 2024 Matthew Josephson 2024 Jonathan Li 2024 Logan Pedersen 2024 Benjamin Zhang 2025

Westminster

White Star William E. Parrish 1957 Purple Clematis James E. Malarkey 1978 Snowy White Owl Jimmy D. Adams 1957 Brian W. Dale 1989 Richard Elder Illinois 1968 Wayne R. Koupal 1960 Thomas M. Murphy 1964 Neal B. Prater 1956 John M. Robinson III 1986 Dale G. Schaefer 1958 Delta John W. Briscoe 1963 Perge! Wallace James E. Malarkey 3 1978 Perge! Fairbanks William E. Parrish 20 1957 In Memory of Phillip L. Reynolds 1961,

by William E. Parrish 1957

Total $2,525

William Jewell

White Star Michael G. Fligg 1961 Log Cabin Jack L. Capps 1947 Ft. Armstrong James H. Algie 1960 Brian G. Carney 1996 Kent T. Dicus 1980 Snowy White Owl Jonathan G. Curtis 1995 H. Allen Dierking 1968 Douglas L. Gilpin 1964 Leonard L. Poppenhagen 1960 Delta G. Graham Houston 1979 Eric R. Sapp 1992 Robert M. Taylor II 1969 Friendship Darren L. Bradshaw 1988 Donald R Ellenberger 1950 Jimmy J. Masten 1967 Phillip Pettit 2016 James Schanbacher 1981+ John H. Tatlock III 1969 Perge! Fairbanks Michael G. Fligg 11 1961 Brian G. Carney 6 1996 In Memory of Craig W. McSparren 1964, Donald M. Dahlfues 1961 & Larry M. Hamilton

1961, by Michael G. Fligg 1961

Total $3,945

Persistence Scholarship Dierre Johnson 2024 Canyon Pergande 2024

Persistence Scholarship Youngseok Lee 2024

William Woods Friendship John L. Couper 2013+

Williams

Ft. Armstrong Charles J. Kurtz III 1962 Delta Theodore C. Smith III 1962 Friendship J. Roger Moody 1954

Wisconsin

Log Cabin George L Schueppert 1961 Purple Clematis James E. Freytag 1958 Ft. Armstrong Gregory E. Custer 1967 Kenneth R DeWeerdt 1960 Kurt J. Peter 2010 John D. Porter III 1983 Dag Sohlberg 1965 Snowy White Owl M. Gregory Anunson 1969 G. Richard Cope 1955 Richard E. Ela Jr 1958 P. Dan Gilbert 1965 John C. Hofmann 1960 Richard E. Holdredge 1967 John C. Holman 1960 David L. Johnson 1964 Stephen R. Moore 1964 Theodore J. Moreau 1969 Scott R. Simon 1987 Malcolm P. West 1974 Delta Richard R. Bergmann 1957 Franklin P. Ciano 1974 Reed E. Hall 1970 John H. Hendricks 1964 Jeffrey L. Reis 1975 Andrew Sundene Jr 1965 Tyrone M. Trbovich 1960 David A. Vollrath 1976 Friendship Ryan R. Baxter 2016 Lynn F. Buss 1969 Daniel R. Drake 1970+ Thomas D. Finnigan 1969 Mark P. Foseid 1970 Steven G. Hayes 1979 William R. Koch 1968+ John E. Schumann 1967 John T. Siewert 1950 John A. Sommers 1958 William Thurwachter 1971 Steven A. Ursin 1979 Perge! Wallace John C. Holman 2 1960 Perge! Fairbanks John C. Hofmann 1 1960 George Schueppert 5 1961 John D. Porter III 4 1983 Kurt J. Peter 3 2010 In Memory of Thomas Creagan 1963, by Richard E Holdredge 1967

Total $7,160

Johnson

Wisconsin Eau Claire

Snowy White Owl Terrance J. Ostrander 1981 Friendship James D. Rouse 1981+

Wittenberg

Golden Chain G. David K. Hopper 1963 Royal Purple Peter G. Welsh 1974 Joseph E. Williamson 1967 White Star Marc W. Myers 1989 Purple Clematis David E. Baines 1969 Ft. Armstrong Austin D. Adams 1970 Peter C. Anderson 1961 George A. Buckley Jr 1980 Lynn N. Carlton 1964 Marcus W. Hitt 2005 Richard F. Keier 1961 Ernest M. Manuel Jr 1980 Snowy White Owl Donald G. Borling 1970 David A. Hammond 1968 Larry A. Morrison 1976 Kevin T. Orrock 1973 Delta James M. Embrescia 1981 Gregory C. Kopan 1980 Arthur B. Kouwenhoven Jr 1958 Friendship J. Christian Bartel 1969 Marvin N. Cable 2005 George F. Haynes 1949 Bruce H. Kirkpatrick 1973 David W. Markowich 1959+ Bradley K. Rechel 1978 Wayne E. Rhodes 1960 Daniel P. Rossetti 1997+ Perge! Wilkinson G. David K. Hopper 24 1963 Joseph Williamson 19 1967 Marc W. Myers 8 1989 Perge! Wallace Kevin T. Orrock 1 1973 Peter G. Welsh 22 1974 Perge! Fairbanks David E. Baines 2 1969 Marcus W. Hitt 3 2005 In Memory of David W. Prescott 1941 by David H. Prescott 1977

Bruce F. Romer 1966 by Richard F. Keier 1961

Wyoming

Total $8,557

Snowy White Owl Ronald F. Larson 1970

WPI

Yale

Golden Chain David E. Huhtala 1980 Royal Purple Andrew J. Williams 1992 Canonsburg Kenneth Charak 1974 White Star Garry P. Balboni 1974 George R. Oliver 1982 John A. Pelli 1970 David C. Willens 2009 Log Cabin Charles D. Flanagan II 1953 Paul D. McCluskey 1987 Purple Clematis Thomas I. Burns 1974 David S. Clayton 1965 Hans H. Koehl 1956 Anson B. Moran II 1966 Ft. Armstrong Joseph W. Donze 1987+ Richard F. Healing 1964+ Paul A. Mannheim 1961 R. Andrew Muir Jr 1971 Anthony J. Raymond 1978+ Snowy White Owl Richard N. Dresser 1966 John Fiore Jr 1967 Kyle R. Gauthier 2008 Michael J. Irwin 1975 Michael P. Kelleher 1990+ Douglas A. Riley 1968 David G. Valliere 2002 Delta John M. Contestabile 1978 Richard E. Roy 1967 Friendship Douglas L. Acker 1983 Johnathan A. A'Vant 2019 Robert H. Loring 1967 Richard H. Nelson 1961+ Michael A. Pierce Jr 2007 Charles W. Richards IV 1980 Bruce E. Smith 1977 Robert Woollacott Jr 1971+ Perge! Wilkinson George R. Oliver 7 1982 Perge! Wallace Charles Flanagan II 1 1953 Paul D. McCluskey 5 1987 Perge! Fairbanks R. Andrew Muir Jr 2 1971

Ft. Armstrong Joseph F. Callo 1952 Snowy White Owl Richard E. Eagleton 1952 Thomas F. Hartch 1963 Delta Philip Allen III 1961 Frank H. Eastman III 1963 David W. Mette 1966 Friendship Douglas C. Guiler Jr 1960 Joseph M. Manko Sr 1961 James P. Rhoads 1956 Perge! Fairbanks Joseph F. Callo 2 1952

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Focusing on Our Future A New Model to Build Courageous Leaders

S

pring 2024 marked the last academic term of the “early adopter” phase of the New Model to Build Courageous Leaders.

Beginning July 1, 2024, all Phi Gamma Delta chapters are required to implement a joining process by which members are initiated within four days of accepting an invitation to join. Pledging is eliminated.

We are pleased to report that the Fraternity is well-positioned to fully implement its New Model, with 90% of undergraduate chapters beginning implementation before required. Those Early Adopters have provided valuable feedback and data which will inform the Fraternity going forward.

Looking Back to August 2022 The 174th Ekklesia, held August 2022 and comprised of 96% undergraduate delegates, voted to eliminate pledging effective July 1, 2024, and to immediately allow chapters to initiate new members without the probationary period known as pledging. It did so while making an honest assessment of the past and the present. This included three key datapoints: In fall 2023, New Model chapters invited 2.3% fewer men to join and initiated 17.1% more men, retaining them at a 20.6% greater rate than their historical averages.

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• During the previous four years, the Fraternity had disciplined 38 chapters for hazing, closing 16. Efforts to eliminate hazing - focused on education and accountability, stretching back over 60 years - had not been effective enough to attain our goal.

• Male college enrollment had been in decline for a decade, with no expectation that this trend would reverse soon.

• Research had found that 35% of men who consider fraternity membership do not join because of their perception of the typical fraternity experience, led by concerns over hazing. 26% of men do not consider joining due to concerns of hazing.

The Ekklesia delegates understood the need for a different approach to bring in new members, one which puts a greater emphasis on quality recruitment and reduces the power dynamic inherent in pledging and at the heart of fraternity hazing.

They understood the need for a New Model.

The framework supporting the New Model had been in development for several years, following an initiative adopted by the Archons to “find, pilot and deploy innovative ways to become a Phi Gam.” This drove the development of the New Model’s two primary components: • The Growth System: A continuous, values-based recruitment

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system that teaches brothers how to make a full and honest evaluation of a prospective member before inviting him to join.

• Built to Lead: A multi-level development experience that begins on day one of affiliation and extends throughout the undergraduate experience, focused on building and strengthening skills necessary for Courageous Leadership.

Early Adopter Results Early Adopters of the New Model began in fall 2022 and continued through spring 2024. During the first academic year, 40% of undergraduate chapters began implementation, which provided a good comparison to performance against non-Early Adopters. In the first year, two significant themes emerged when analyzing data: 1. Early Adopters initiated more men (+6%) and retained more men (10%) compared to both their historical averages and to non-Early Adopters.

2. The Growth System mindset was taking hold with Early Adopters, inviting fewer men to join than they had historically pledged - meaning they were more selective in the recruitment process.

These themes continued in fall 2023 with those chapters inviting 2.3% fewer men to join, initiating 17.1% more men, and retaining them

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[A New Model] at a 20.6% greater rate than their historical averages.

Historically, Phi Gamma chapters would lose more men between initiation and graduation than between pledging and initiation.

We estimate that 75% of men would leave chapter rosters after initiation for reasons other than graduation, compared to 80% of men who would pledge but not initiate. While not yet a full four-year outlook, 97.5% of the men who joined under the New Model remained in their chapters at the start of spring 2024.

Early Adopters are sharing anecdotal successes as well, suggesting that they are attracting recruits who would not have been interested under the traditional pledging model, and that new initiates are becoming engaged in their chapters more quickly.

To that point, Geoffrey Meadville (Gettysburg 2025), Chapter President, says, “The most rewarding part of the New Model is the opportunity. Presenting our philosophy to potential new members shows we are different and attracts people from campus communities that would not have considered fraternity under our previous model.”

Chapter President Jacob Keenan (Georgia Tech 2024) adds, “We have seen a new excitement in the chapter, new members are engaging sooner and there is a better chapter tone."

The Importance of Graduates To be transparent, not every chapter has implemented the New

“The most rewarding part of the New Model is the opportunity.

Presenting our philosophy to potential new members shows we are different and attracts people from campus communities that would not have considered fraternity under our previous model.” - Geoffrey Meadville (Gettysburg 2025), Chapter President Model perfectly, nor has every chapter seen immediate success. It does take time for undergraduates to learn and implement these new approaches. However, our data suggests that chapters that leverage the resources and training opportunities available to them see successful results more quickly than those who do not.

The data also suggests that chapters who have the support of graduate advisors in three critical roles recruitment, new initiate onboarding, and member development – adapt more quickly and see greater success in implementation. These brothers not only help to guide the chapter in its initial implementation but provide tremendous overall support and become a point of continuity year-over-year.

The Fraternity needs the help of graduate brothers who believe in mentorship to support our chapters. As each chapter begins implementation, the Fraternity seeks to identify graduates who can serve in Board of Chapter Advisor roles as a Recruitment, Foundation of Courage (new initiate onboarding), and Built to Lead (member development) advisors.

Brothers who are interested and willing to be trained to assist an undergraduate chapter in their continued implementation can learn more at www.phigam.org/

NewModel or contact us at phigam@phigam.org.

The Future The successful implementation of the New Model is well under way thanks to the willingness of chapters to be Early Adopters and to help shape the path for others to follow. The feedback from Early Adopters is leading to modifications in our training materials and educational frameworks to make the New Model easier for others to adopt.

The future of our Fraternity is bright, as evidenced by the data and anecdotes from our early adopting chapters. While it may take Phi Gamma Delta several years to fully realize the shift in recruitment and educational techniques which will best position us for the future, we are well on our way to success.

We also know that some may still be skeptical. For our graduates, we remind you that joining is a process. While that process today and in the future may look different compared to what you experienced as undergraduates, who we are at our core remains the same. Phi Gamma Delta exists to unite men in enduring friendships, which is the basis of our brotherhood, and is thriving under the New Model.t

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Graduate Volunteer Spotlight Are You Interested in Volunteering?

Chris Hupe (Kansas State 1994)

Graduate volunteers are the lifeline of Phi Gamma Delta and play an important role in the Fraternity’s and individual chapter’s success. Brothers in these roles have a tremendous impact on undergraduate members, providing mentorship and ensuring there is proper support provided to the men in each chapter.

Chris Hupe has been an active volunteer for the Fraternity for 30 years. He has served the Chi Deuteron Chapter at Kansas State on the House Corporation and on the Board of Chapter Advisors (BCA), including as BCA Chairman, and he has been serving as Purple Legionnaire for the past eight years.

Chris was presented with the Fraternity's Durrance Award in 2020 for his service as Purple Legionnaire.

• Section Leader: A regional volunteer, Section

Leaders are charged with identifying, recruiting and supporting chapter-level volunteers within their Section.

• Purple Legionnaire: They serve as the primary advisor to each chapter and monitor chapter efficiency, providing guidance, support and counsel.

• Board of Chapter Advisors (BCA): BCA mem-

bers serve as specialized advisors for certain areas of operation and work directly with officers/chairmen of the undergraduate chapter. They provide counsel on various areas of operation, such as the New Model (Foundations of Courage, Built to Lead and the Growth System), finances, graduate relations, public relations, etc.

• House Corporation (HC): HCs typically own

and/or operate undergraduate chapter house facilities and seek to provide safe, comfortable and competitive housing for the chapter it supports. HC members come from a variety of occupations/professions to oversee the corporation's finances, insurance coverage, repairs and overall business operations of the facility.

To learn more about our volunteer roles or to complete our Volunteer Interest Form, visit https:// phigam.org/volunteers or scan this QR code.

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Chris also volunteers at Kansas State University as a member of the Alumni Fraternal Council and as a member of the Greek Life Re-affiliation task force, supporting the path to restore all fraternities and sororities as university recognized student organizations.

Outside of his fraternal volunteer work, Chris is active in many other roles in the Wamego, Kansas area. He is the Chairman of the Convention & Visitors Bureau, serves on the board of directors of the Wamego Area Chamber of Commerce, and supports regional economic development as a member of the Business Advocacy Committee. Chris has been honored as Wamego’s citizen of the year. He received the annual IMPACT Award along with his team for his volunteer role as pyrotechnician and producer of Wamego’s award-winning BOOMTOWN Independence Day fireworks display, which was voted #1 display in Kansas and recognized as one of the best in the Midwest.

Professionally, Chris is Chairman of the Board for WTC Fiber, a telecommunications company providing voice, high speed data and video across a 750-square mile radius. He is also an active entrepreneur operating multiple businesses in the manufacturing, retail and service industries.

Chris and his wife, Jill, have three sons, two of whom are Phi Gams, Blaine (Kansas State 2024) and Alec (Kansas State 2027). t

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on Graduate Brothers

Phi Gam Bookshelf G. Chad Collins (Texas Tech 1996) Run to the Fire

The True Story of Rick Collins Biography Freiling Publishing, 2022 What a story, what a life.

Newly married, Rick Collins dropped out of high school in Dallas in 1968 and enlisted in the U.S. Army. He spent that Christmas in a foxhole in Vietnam. Six weeks later he was on patrol when a mine exploded at his feet.

Surgeons would amputate his left leg above the knee and could only save his right leg by fusing it at the knee, which meant he would never be able to bend it. In May 1970, after returning home, he was in a traffic accident that shattered his fused right leg. He spent six months in a body cast and three more in a leg cast. In November 1971, his wife,

Robert L. Engelmeier (Pittsburgh 1966)

Rockets, Sand, and Amalgam Memoir Palmetto Publishing, 2023

three-year-old son, and mother-in-law died in an auto accident. He suffered all these tragedies by the age of 22.

Rick would re-marry, and in October 1973, he and his wife, Linda, welcomed a son, Chad, to the family, followed by daughter Caryn four years later.

Then, on a summer night in 1978, while driving on a rural Texas road, he and his family came upon a burning vehicle. Stopping his car, he ran to the fire – on a prosthesis and a fused right leg – extricated the driver by breaking the steering column, and pulled her to safety.

These experiences of tragedy and heroism are the foundation for the life of purpose, service and sacrifice that Rick built until his passing in December 2020 at the age of 71. This book is not just a tribute from son to father. Through the lessons of Rick’s life, Chad Collins hopes to inspire others to be “the kind of hero that, when met with inevitable obstacles or indescribably difficult challenges, runs to the fire.”

Chad and his family live in Allen, Texas. He has had a diverse career in the healthcare field and currently is the co-founder, chairman and CEO of Corganics in Dallas.

Brother Engelmeier, whose book is subtitled “Memoirs from the Rear,” aims to give readers a fresh perspective on the Vietnam War from a dentist who provided care for those serving on the front lines.

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In late 1966, just a few months into his studies at the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine, Bob received a draft notice and order to report to the Selective Service for a physical exam. His exemption from the draft as a full-time student had expired that spring when he received his undergraduate degree. The Air Force allowed him to complete dental school before being assigned to active duty for a twoyear commitment. As completion of dental school neared, he requested assignment to Vietnam, wanting to do his part by rendering dental care to “our

warriors” and participating in the Medical Civic Action Program (MEDCAP), providing dental care “to Vietnamese civilians trying to survive in rural hamlets in the midst of that war.”

Michael D. Hassell (Georgia Tech 1979)

(engineering), Harvard (business) and Vanderbilt (liberal arts). Through his book, he hopes that readers “find more balance, peace of mind, and even friendship in a polarized, angry world.”

Deep Tradeoffs

Restoring Balance and Respect in a Polarized, Angry World Nonfiction Deep Tradeoffs Publishing, 2023 Mike Hassell is the former Editor and General Manager of audio publisher Knowledge Products and a veteran executive and board member of several dozen startups and early-stage businesses in information, health, biotech, and entertainment technologies. A resident of Nashville, Tennessee, he has earned degrees from Georgia Tech

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Without the benefit of full basic training and with little understanding of the military, in August 1970, Captain Engelmeier arrived at Cam Ranh Bay Air Force Base. As he says in the book, his ignorance of military protocol “lay the ground work for my getting into a bit of trouble from time to time.” In addition to relating those stories, his book pays tribute to the brave American troops who served their country under fire.

Bob ultimately served 24 years on active duty with the Air Force, retiring with the rank of Colonel. He then taught dental medicine for 26 years, including 12 years at the University of Pittsburgh.

An essential step in this process is recognizing the “deep tradeoffs” we all make, often unconsciously, between our own competing values. People are naturally motivated to defend their beliefs rather than to seek better understanding and insight into an opposing point of view. Understanding our own competing values, and the related tradeoffs, can prepare us to understand the values of someone who disagrees with us and possibly find common ground. As Mike writes, “A small agreement, even a petty one, is a first step toward reconciliation, even friendship.”

Three of the chapters of the book consider the interplay of opposing inclinations (Peace or Striving, Ideals or Reality, Honesty or Deception).

The fourth offers solutions in the form of actions, techniques, and tactics. The book includes more than 300 short quotes that illuminate the

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competing and intertwined perspectives of sages, philosophers, artists, professors, pundits, and ordinary people.

perceiving why we behave this way. It has much to say about what we can do about it, organized around some key value conflicts.”

As one reviewer puts it, “This book is a plea to readers to reconsider how we talk to each other.

It’s a framework for understanding conflict, for

Underlying each page is a call for humility and the insight that thinking well is impossible if we cannot listen well.

J. Gregory Robbins (Georgia Tech 1968)

Lethal Exposure

Unrestricted Access Fiction Wexford House Publishing, 2020 Greg Robbins had retired after a career in manufacturing and supply chain management with Procter & Gamble. Though he already had a variety of hobbies to keep him busy, he decided to write a novel “because it might give someone else the same enjoyment that I have had in reading the work of others over the years.”

He now has published two novels, each billed as “A Grant Markey Suspense/Thriller.”

In the opening of “Unrestricted Access,” Grant Markey is leading a quiet life in a quaint southern town as a dealer in gemstones and collectibles.

That life is upended when he is contacted by Tony Russell, a fraternity brother who Grant has not seen in over 20 years who is now Deputy Director of the CIA. Believing that Grant has psychic powers, Tony enlists him as a covert operative to help crack a vague but serious threat to the United States. Grant’s psychic powers turn out to be much greater than either he or Tony suspected.

Fiction Wexford House Publishing, 2023 As the second novel, “Lethal Exposure,” opens, Grant is back in his hometown, but his business as a gemstones dealer is not so much an occupation as a cover for his work as an intelligence analyst. His telepathic abilities are put to the test as he and a team of operatives work against the clock to identify and neutralize the people who have stolen from the Iranian military enough radioactive material to contaminate a major city for a thousand years.

With two novels now to his credit, Greg says of his writing experience, “It is a journey - and a challenge - but provides a lot of satisfaction when you can finally write those two words that authors love - The End.” t

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Ad Astra Victor S. Kamber (Illinois 1965) passed

ad astra on February 26, 2024, in McLean, Virginia.

Widely respected as a political strategist and communications expert, Vic began his career with the Building and Construction Trades Department of the AFL-CIO. In 1980 he founded The Kamber Group, a labororiented PR firm which became one of the largest independently-owned such firms in Washington, DC. In January 2005 he became president of Carmen Group Communications and in 2006 he received the PR News Hall of Fame Award for a career of excellence and innovation in labor communications.

He closed his career as vice president and executive director of American Income Life Insurance. Vic earned a master’s from the University of New Mexico, a law degree from American University and a master of laws from George Washington University. He was instrumental in the development of the Alpha Nu Chapter at New Mexico, served as House Corporation President at Maryland from 1981-92, and chaired the host committees for the 1976 and 1992 Ekklesiai in Washington. He was named a Distinguished Fiji in 1992.

Phillip J. Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1959) passed

ad astra on November 21, 2023, at his home in Frankfort, Michigan. After graduation from Ohio Wesleyan, Phil earned an MBA from Harvard and then worked for Ford Motor Company in Detroit. In 1970 he was hired by Capital Cities Communications as publisher of the Oakland Press in Pontiac, Michigan, and in 1977 he was named publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, which won two Pulitzer Prizes during his tenure. When

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Davidson

Arizona

Denison

F. Norman Savage Jr (1956), 7/6/2023 David G. Areghini (1965), 1/18/2024 Louis P. Benedict (1956), 10/27/2023 Richard E. Joachim (1955), 4/13/2024 Diego Limon (2022), 3/23/2024 William J. Polson, DDS (1959), 3/17/2024 R. William Reeves (1957), 12/26/2023 Stanley L. Smith (1954), 12/26/2023 James S. Tolley (1951), 1/15/2024

Arkansas

Gary C. Barger (1973), 12/15/2023

Auburn

J. Allen Thornbury (1978), 2/1/2024

Ball State

Keegan R. T. Bock (2019), 12/15/2023

Bradley

Mc Laurin Shaw (1950), 2/1/2024 William H. Fortune (1961), 1/29/2024 Ferguson R. Jansen Jr (1963), 5/31/2023 Louis A. Komjathy II (1959), 4/15/2023 Jonathan W. Rogers (1958), 11/10/2023

DePauw

Adam K. Hilkert (2008), 2/20/2024 Lawrence A. Ratcliffe (1963), 6/24/2023 David L. Stevenson (1962), 3/20/2023 Tom H. West MD (1960), 10/26/2023

Drake

William G. Centner (2021), 9/16/2023

Florida

Walter W. Baggesen Jr (1957), 9/20/2023 Norman B. Nyary (1964), 11/15/2022

Florida State

Alvin J. Wilcox (1994), 3/5/2024

Richard A. Boyd (1975), 8/17/2023 R. Dan McGehee (1972), 12/26/2023

Bucknell

Georgia

Richard L. Freed (1950), 8/12/2023 James S. Gessner (1956), 1/11/2024 Charles A. Haddad (1958), 12/23/2023 Michael R. Lewis (1968), 8/12/2023 Stephen J. Ruckman (1962), 2/7/2023 Christian M. Samay (2024), 3/30/2024

California Berkeley

Duncan E. MacSwain (1957), 2/18/2023 Gerald F. Murphy (1967), 4/8/2023 Gordon P. Stone (1976), 4/1/2023

Case Western Reserve

Matthew R. Napfel (2012), 8/26/2023

Chicago

J. Wilmar Jensen (1947), 1/6/2024 Michael J. Rauworth (1970), 12/6/2023 David L. Rosenberg MD (1950), 1/21/2024

Colgate

Peter Berrall (1960), 1/27/2023 Paul M. D'Esterre (1958), 10/7/2022 Ronald C. Pohls (1957), 1/28/2023

Colorado

Robert R. McCluskey (1943), 1/24/2024

Colorado College

Edward V. Heath (1960), 10/5/2022

Colorado State

John J. Fenwick (1988), 1/17/2024

Anthony M. Cook (1978), 3/23/2024 Michael S. Rauschenberg (1979), 3/3/2023 Martin C. VanHorn (1975), 2/23/2023

Georgia Tech

Pierre H. Charrin (1965), 8/26/2022 Daryl G. Moore (1972), 12/18/2023 Gerald W. Staton Jr (1972), 11/30/2023

Hanover

James E. Kinder (1960), 1/21/2024 Robert E. Lockwood (1957), 12/13/2023

Idaho

Thomas F. Flynn (1954), 8/22/2023 Donald S. Huddleston (1974), 1/19/2024 Hartly H. Kruger (1954), 4/15/2023 Larry E. Watson (1963), 2/2/2024

Illinois

Donald R. Arnold PhD (1962), 3/15/2024 V. Randall Carney (1974), 10/15/2023 Robert W. Deffenbaugh (1942), 2/28/2024 Jay W. Kenaga (1951), Oct-23 Robert H. Little (1957), 12/27/2023 Alan R. Weaver (1955), 10/15/2022

Illinois Wesleyan

Douglas R. Ahlenius (1961), 6/22/2023 Gary W. Roubinek (1963), 3/21/2024 Charles W. Stephens (1962), 1/29/2023

Columbia

Indiana

Dartmouth

Indiana State

Guy Golembiewski MD (1975), 1/22/2023 James M. Shatto (1954), 2/24/2024 Gordon W. Russell (1955), 11/25/2023

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Melvin C. Brewer (1967), 3/1/2024 Jeffrey A. Schwarz (1994), 11/26/2023 Robert A. Smith (1966), 12/26/2023 Michael L. Gillies (1972), 11/17/2023

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David M. Pavlik (1964), 4/5/2024

Iowa State

Duane F. Dipprey (1951), 2/22/2024 Douglas C. Lobdell (1972), 2/18/2024

David R. Seibel (1950), 10/18/2023 Charles R. Brandt (1949), 4/25/2023 Guy L. Bush Jr (1952), 8/2/2023 R. K. Griswold (1953), 12/20/2023 Dennis E. Hart (1957), 9/6/2022 James C. Murray II (1959), 10/8/2023 David P. Rutt Jr (1968), 11/23/2023

Johns Hopkins

William S. Lacorte (1970), 3/24/2024 Robert D. Rae (1988), 3/16/2024

Kansas

Donald T. Bledsoe (1949), 1/1/2023 Forrest B. Cox Jr (1957), 12/7/2023 Edward A. Roberts Jr (1963), 3/18/2023 David D. Scott (1993), 1/20/2024 John M. Suder (1960), 2/7/2024

Kansas State

Michael W. Carson (1995), 11/17/2023

Kent State

Roger B. Shaw (1965), 9/27/2023

Kentucky

C. Robert Clark (1962), 1/3/2024 Robert T. Hewitt (1966), 1/2/2024

Kettering A

Michael W. Nigh (1965), 3/19/2024

Knox

Gary A. Hoopes (1959), 8/24/2023 William R. Rhind (1958), 11/6/2023

Lafayette

John H. Howard (1964), 1/16/2023 Joseph E. Klarberg (1965), 9/14/2023 John J. Rufe (1962), 11/18/2023 Robert L. Zirinsky (1968), 3/23/2024

LaSalle

Thomas F. Kolf (1987), 11/5/2023

Lawrence

Robert A. Anker (1964), 8/4/2023

Lehigh

Peter B. Beck (1965), 8/16/2022 David R. Tanis (1964), 8/1/2023

Louisiana State

Richard A. Barton (1960), 11/25/2023 Malcolm P. Schwarzenbach III (1987), 1/6/2024 Henry L. Wicker (1960), 2/7/2024

Maine

Minnesota Missouri

A. Overton Durrett Jr (1954), 4/1/2024 James M. Estes (1952), 7/18/2023 Ben L. Guenther (1952), 1/14/2024 John H. Hawken (1972), 8/14/2023 Roger A. Kleffner (1978), 11/2/2023 Donlin M. Long (1956), 9/19/2023 William R. Reid (1947), 2/28/2024 Marvin E. Wright (1958), 7/14/2023

MIT

Fred E. Culick (1956), 12/10/2023 David S. Wilbourn (1955), 9/14/2023

Nebraska

Dale G. Bjorkman (1964), 12/24/2023

North Carolina

Kenneth F. Anderson Jr (1956), 3/10/2024 William C. Brewer Jr (1953), 12/20/2023 Theodore E. Haigler Jr (1946), 5/27/2023 B. Casey Herring (1959), 3/25/2024 James W. Maynard (1954), 12/24/2023

Northwestern

Harry H. Dawson (1963), 8/13/2023 Lloyd G. Neal Jr (1958), 8/11/2023

Occidental

John C. Cushman (1955), 8/20/2023

Ohio State

Russell S. Carson (1961), 3/26/2024 Ray S. Dietrich (1982), 4/4/2024 James R. Dorsey (1954), 3/5/2024 Robert A. McCarthy (1953), 3/18/2024 Robert J. Sample (1992), 12/28/2023

Ohio Wesleyan

Richard F. Ewen (1964), 10/1/2022 Edward K. Griesmer (1961), 4/11/2023 James R. Hibbitts (1957), 1/28/2024 David P. Lauffer (1998), 6/28/2023 Gary H. Wilkinson (1951), 10/4/2023 Walter E. Zavitz (1952), 2/2/2023

Oklahoma

Richard O. Cain (1952), 6/7/2023 Thomas R. Coleman (1952), 3/30/2024 Clarence G. Daugherty MD (1963), 8/10/2023 Gerald D. Neff (1961), 2/4/2024 Edward L. Poole (1947), 12/23/2023 Gary M. Purcell (1973), 11/12/2023 Fenton R. Ramey (1957), 1/12/2024

Lawrence A. McKay (1959), 12/21/2022 Harry I. Taylor Jr (1989), 12/19/2023

Oklahoma State

Maryland

Oregon

Michael L. Gosey (1981), 6/9/2023

Miami

Robert G. Berry (1953), 2/2/2024 John R. Cochran (1959), 10/1/2023

Michigan

John M. Baldry (1967), 10/30/2023 Paul K. Geiger (1955), 4/2/2023

Michigan State

Thomas E. Bell (1971), 2/1/2023

Anthony A. Tweedy (1973), 12/21/2023 D. E. Boyles (1967), 12/2/2022 Craig B. Cairney (1965), 7/27/2023 John T. Flaxel (1958), 10/26/2023

Oregon State

William C. Long (1959), 3/27/2024 William Plywaski (1953), 11/24/2023

Penn

John K. Bryant (1953), 11/30/2023 Robert B. Creason (1953), 9/10/2023 Paul R. Rubincam (1960), 2/7/2023

Capital Cities acquired ABC Television in 1986, he was named a senior vice president of the new company, Capital Cities/ABC, and president of its publishing division. He retired in 1997. His civic leadership included serving as chairman of the United Way in Detroit and Fort Worth and on the board of the United Way of New York City. He served Ohio Wesleyan on the Alumni Board from 1966-72 and joined the Board of Trustees in 1984, serving as chairman from 2002-06.

Phil’s family connections in Phi Gamma Delta include son Brian Meek (Colorado College 1986), grandsons Adam Meek (Colorado College 2013) and Peyton Larkin (Ohio Wesleyan 2021), brother Don Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1957), and grandnephew James Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 2025). He was named a Distinguished Fiji in 1987.

Loren H. Page (New Mexico 1967) passed

ad astra on October 16, 2023, in Pensacola, Florida.

Loren served for 30 years in the U.S. Navy, retiring from active duty with the rank of Captain. He was a surface warfare officer on destroyers and cruisers and had staff assignments that included the Office of Secretary of Defense, U.S. Pacific Command, U.S. Naval Forces Europe, U.S. Naval Forces Korea, and the staff of the Commander, U.S. Naval Reserve Forces. He was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal and the Navy Commendation Medal.

At the time of his passing, Loren was Interim Executive Director of the Association of the U.S. Navy (AUSN). He earned an MBA from the University of Minnesota and completed advanced doctoral studies at Minnesota and San Diego State. A charter member of the Alpha Nu Chapter at New Mexico, he served the Fraternity as a Section Leader in southern California for ten years, from 2013-23.

Douglas J.J. Peters (Maryland 1985) passed ad astra on December 30, 2023, in Bowie, Maryland.

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[ Ad Astra ] and state spanned 23 years, beginning with election to the Bowie City Council in 1998.

In 2002 he was elected to the Prince George’s County Council, and in 2007 he was elected to the Maryland State Senate, serving for 15 years, including a term as Majority Leader from 2016-19. After leaving the Senate, he was appointed by Governor Larry Hogan to the boards of the University System of Maryland and the University of Maryland Medical System. As an officer in the U.S. Army Reserves, he deployed overseas in 1990 in Operation Desert Storm and earned a Bronze Star. He retired from the Reserves in 1998 as a Captain. Doug was a co-founder of Metropolitan Archives, a document storage company in Landover, Maryland. He served Phi Gamma Delta as Purple Legionnaire (1985-87) and House Corporation President (1992-98) of his Phi Deuteron Chapter and as a Section Leader from 1994-2000.

James C. Rinaman, Jr. (Florida 1955) passed

ad astra on January 26, 2024, in Jacksonville, Florida. After graduating in 1955, Jim served two years in the U.S. Army at Fort Knox. He returned to the University of Florida for law school, graduating in 1960 and joining the Jacksonville firm of Marks, Gray, Yates, Conroy & Gibbs, where he worked for over 55 years. His professional leadership included president of the Jacksonville Bar Association, the Florida Defense Lawyers Association, and the Florida Bar. Jim maintained his military service in the Florida Army National Guard, earning the Legion of Merit, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Florida Cross and retiring as a Brigadier General in 1992. His civic involvement included president of Jacksonville Community Council and Leadership Jacksonville and chairman of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce. Jim served Phi Gamma Delta as a Section Leader from 197077 and on the Educational Foundation Board from 1995-2003. He was the son of James C. Rinaman, Sr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1928) and the sire of James C. Rinaman III (Florida 1981).

He was named a Distinguished Fiji in 2001.

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Penn State

Olin A. Cramer (1946), 8/22/2022

Puget Sound

John S. Moench (1970), 7/29/2022

Purdue

James R. Baker (1948), 10/13/2023 Robert E. Stong (1948), 12/5/2023

Rhode Island

Texas Tech

George D. Andrews (1967), 2/13/2024 Gary R. Bunn (1976), 4/6/2024 C. Donnell Echols (1959), 11/10/2023 R. Tim Evans (1966), 12/23/2023 John M. Flewharty (1956), 4/5/2024 Robert W. Pierce (1970), 2/3/2024 James O. Shine (1968), 12/20/2023 William P. Swann (1965), 1/14/2024 Joseph A. Young (1988), 11/14/2023

Carl J. Albanese (1969), 2/12/2024 Keith P. Creamer (1988), 12/1/2023 Robert F. Kimball (1955), 11/8/2023 Thomas E. Peck (1978), 4/30/2023

Union

Richmond

Philip A. Dzurilla (1968), 4/1/2023 Roland N. Litterst Sr (1958), 10/29/2023 Patrick B. Neary (2013), 12/19/2023 William K. Ransom (1952), 4/6/2024

James A. DeVoe (1959), 2/5/2024 John P. Graybeal (1952), 3/16/2024 Meredith A. House (1951), 2/8/2024 James E. Triemplar (1974), 1/3/2024

Rose-Hulman

Christian M. Evarts (1990), 11/23/2023 Brian J. Fowler (1981), 12/27/2023

Rutgers

Paul S. Graban (1976), 11/26/2023

Sewanee

Frank L. Majors (1964), 12/5/2022 Franklin D. Pendleton (1961), 6/6/2023

Southern Methodist

Jack W. Bradford (1972), 12/3/2023 Donald L. Crusius (1961), 2/25/2024 Richard W. Wilhelm (1968), 11/21/2023 Jack L. Zogg (1969), 12/7/2023

Stanford

James B. Greer (1969), 3/29/2024 Robert C. Kahn (1959), 10/16/2023

Syracuse

Bruce D. McClellan (1966), 2/13/2024

Tennessee

Harold C. Rowland Jr (1959), 6/21/2022 Louis D. Veal Jr (1958), 12/4/2023

Texas

Peter C. Barbour (1975), 4/1/2024 Lee Caldwell (1957), 4/18/2024 Jim S. Camp (1958), 11/18/2023 William L. Elder (1968), 2/23/2024 Gregory E. Gordon (2004), 1/11/2024 Thomas O. Harbison (1965), 12/4/2023 Steven B. Johnson (1981), 3/20/2024

Texas Arlington

Jason A. Brett (1997), 2/20/2024 Charles S. Sanford III (1969), 1/12/2024

Texas Christian

William H. Lowe Jr (1985), 9/4/2023 James F. Mytinger (1983), 8/18/2022

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David M. Plummer (1966), 10/24/2022

Wabash

Washington

Thomas W. Broughton MD (1959), 11/12/2023 Neal R. Hanson (1956), 10/3/2023 Roger W. Hulbush (1956), 1/22/2024 James P. Winquist (1970), 12/1/2022

Washington & Jefferson

Henry W. Fulton Jr (1956), 4/11/2024 Kenneth G. Jackson Jr (1970), 12/20/2022 Daniel N. Kosanovich (1973), 1/4/2024 William P. Tranter Jr (1964), 3/31/2024

Washington & Lee

Dan B. Moore (1956), 9/14/2023

Washington State

Gary E. Schell (1970), 2/3/2024

Western Michigan

Gary R. Arnson (1976), 1/21/2024

William Jewell

William B. Black (1963), 9/9/2023 Sam W. Gilliam (1969), 5/5/2023 Carl D. Hassler (1976), 10/6/2023 Glenn D. Petty (1951), 3/28/2024

Williams

Jerome G. Cook (1953), 1/1/2023 Richard N. Witty (1959), 1/3/2024

Wisconsin

Richard J. Pearson Sr (1961), 3/7/2024 David S. Stewart (1955), 2/28/2024

Wittenberg

Roy K. Bolenbaugh Jr (1960), 8/30/2022 Todd A. Day (1978), 1/22/2024 Ronald A. Delanglade (1983), 4/29/2023

WPI

Nicholas J. Barone (1965), 6/15/2023 Thomas M. Donegan (1963), 3/2/2023 Donal F. Fitzgerald (1947), 2/18/2023 Hans H. Koehl (1956), 11/30/2023 Robert D. Smith (1959), 1/1/2024 t

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Fraternally Speaking

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t is hard to be a _____ today.

You can insert several nouns in this statement, and it will ring true. It is hard to be a fraternity man, a college student, a chapter officer, a parent, an advisor. The list goes on.

While in no way do I mean to diminish the real pressures that exist, hasn’t this been something that every generation says? While the evolution of technologies, attitudes, and societies often makes our lives easier in many ways, they also bring new challenges. Why does it feel so much harder today?

It is hard to be a lot of things in a loud, divided, always-on, 24/7 world.

It is harder to stand on your own convictions than it is to pick a predetermined side and fall in line. Today’s political environment, particularly in a presidential election year, brings this to light in ways we have never seen before.

But this year is about more than politics; this summer’s Olympic games bring a unique opportunity for unification in a divided world.

“At the Olympic Games, the athletes set aside all the differences that divide the world,” said IOC President Thomas Bach. “They compete fiercely against each other, while living peacefully together under one roof in the Olympic Village.”

There are lessons learned in fraternity that are echoed in Bach’s comment. While our brothers may not (always) compete fiercely against each other, a fraternity chapter provides the environment to learn to

Rob Caudill better underExecutive Director stand one another. Recent research found that fraternity and sorority members reported higher levels of interaction with people different from themselves than did other students.

They are better exposed to differing viewpoints and opinions. Fraternity provides one of the earliest opportunities in our modern world to learn to debate, work out disputes, and either change someone’s mind or agree to disagree because at the end of the day our brothers come back under the same roof.

Far too often we are unwilling to listen to someone who does not think exactly like we do. It is easier to spout off in the void and (quasi) anonymity of social media than to have a conversation, to listen to someone else, and to see that, 99 times out of 100, there is a middle ground. That few things are black and white and that shades of gray often exist.

Many aspects of our lives are easier today, but at the same time, it is harder to be a lot of things. It is harder today to make the right decision when it matters most, harder to be a courageous leader. Societal pressures and stereotypes make it harder to be a fraternity man, but more often than we see publicly, fraternities are bucking the stereotype. Fraternities continue to teach the lessons not learned in the classroom, preparing men to serve the world with the best that is in them and to make a positive impact in the world. t

Phi Gamma Delta was founded at Jefferson College, in Canonsburg, PA, on May 1, 1848, by John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Ellis Bailey Gregg, Daniel Webster Crofts & Naaman Fletcher.

The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta

1201 Red Mile Rd, PO Box 4599, Lexington, KY 405444599 | 859-255-1848 | phigam@phigam.org

Archons

• President: Bill Hunnicutt (Texas Arlington 1981) • Vice Pres: Tim Kilduff (Kent State 1968) • Treasurer: Don Herman (Calgary 1984) • Secretary: Matt Amend (Iowa 1987) • Councilor: James Neilson (Akron 1991) • Councilor: Robert Siedell (Mississippi State 1974) • Councilor: Jon Yates (Texas A&M 1991) • Councilor: Zach Berard (Kansas State 2024) • Councilor: Aaron Greve (Rose-Hulman 2025)

Headquarters Staff

• Executive Director: Rob Caudill (Akron 2004) • Asst Executive Dir: Todd Rotgers (Minnesota 2011) • CFO: Will Shier (DePauw 1988) • Sr Dir of Chapter Services: Mike Brown • Sr Dir of Education: Lauren Tanner-Leif • Sr Dir of Graduate Engagement: Dionysis Protopapadakis (Appalachian State 2017) • Dir of Accountability: Cat Corso • Dir of Chapter Services-East: Ben Blacklock (Sam Houston 2015) • Dir of Chapter Services-West: Emily Sledd • Dir of Communications: Erica Carlson • Dir of Education: Abby McCollum • Dir of Fraternity Growth: Graham Hess (Akron 2021) • Dir of Graduate Engagement: Johnathon Allen (Indiana State 2007) • Dir of Membership & Operations: Amy Watson • Assoc Dir of Communications: Erin Huebner • Assoc Dir of Education: Andrew Depew (Kentucky 2010) • Assoc Dir of Education: Monika Duke • Data Systems Coordinator: Nolan Dziubakowski • Membership Coordinator: Kim Dotson • Receptionist: Tina Ritchie • Field Secretaries: Jarrett Keyton (Mississippi State 2020); Salih Omerovic (Kentucky 2023); Brian Hand (Pittsburgh 2023); Ben Cunningham (Missouri State 2023); Jack Cunningham (Missouri State 2023); Cam Wilk (Embry-Riddle 2024); Justin Mojica (Illinois Wesleyan 2024); Henry Sergent (Christopher Newport 2024); Caleb Strong (Idaho 2024)

Appointed Volunteer Leaders

• Curator of Archives: Joe Weist (Rose-Hulman 1987) • Dir of DEIB: DeVere Kutscher (Davidson 1997) • Dir of Housing: John Ziza (Ohio 1978) • Educational Dir: Amelious Whyte (Minnesota Faculty) • General Counsel: Jim Boyers (Hanover 1994) • Historian: Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994) • PR Dir: Mike Sacks (James Madison 2004) • Ritualist: Josh Laufenberg (Illinois 2008)

Educational Foundations

Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation PO Box 4599, Lexington, KY 40544-4599

Board Members Executive Committee:

• Chairman: Glenn Moor (Texas Tech 1984) • Vice Chairman: Mike Lucas (Bradley 1983) • Finance Chair: Don Heinrich (Chicago 1974) • Secretary: Bill Brand (RPI 1987) Directors: Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987); Mitchell Henn (Case Western 1972); Ron Nelson (Richmond 1977); John O'Neill (Akron 1987); Pete Rimsans (Iowa State 1993); Kirk Walden (Texas Arlington 1972); Rob Wunderlich (DePauw 1988)

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Board Members

• President: Tristan Patterson (Alberta 2010) • Vice Pres: Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987) • Secretary: Murray Coulter (Western Ontario 1972) • Treasurer: Stephen Firth (Western Ontario 1973) • Directors: Erez Bahar (British Columbia 2001); John Carswell (Alberta 1976); Norm Dundas (McGill 1963); Don Herman (Calgary 1985); Ashley O’Kurley (Alberta 1994); John Starzynski (Western Ontario 1974); Rob Witchel (Toronto 1987) • Trustee Emeritus: Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972)

U.S. & Canadian Foundations Staff

• Executive Director: Ben Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) • CFO & COO: Will Shier (DePauw 1988) • Sr Dir of Graduate Engagement: Dionysis Protopapadakis (Appalachian State 2017)

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