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The Torch 2013 Annual Report Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Editor-In-Chief Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ’06 Managing Editor Martin L Dunning, Kentucky ’07 Copy Editor J Cole Yearwood, Oklahoma State ’09 Graphic Designer Stacey Castle About The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is grateful for the generous support from brothers, friends, parents and corporations.

The Foundation is committed to being a good steward of your gifts and it is our goal to use as much of every dollar contributed as possible to support the growing number of the Fraternity’s Men of Character Programs and leadership opportunities. Accordingly, to minimize rising print and mailing costs, we publish “The Torch” in a cost-effective combination of print and electronic media. This printed introduction is augmented by a full annual report, including the Honor Roll of Donors, published online at www.phikappatau.org.

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One Brother’s Journey Success does not happen overnight…

It is my honor to share with you the 2013 Annual Report: The Torch. Last year was full of accomplishments from our chapters, alumni and most of all, students.

One terrific example is Brendon Vickery, Texas-Austin ’13, a re-founding father and past president of the Beta Alpha chapter. He graduated this year with a degree in business economics and already has a job at Morningstar, a highly regarded financial company in Chicago.

Brendon took full advantage of the leadership-development opportunities that Phi Kappa Tau offers. He attended Presidents Academy, Regional Conferences, Leadership Academy and the 60th National Convention. As recognition for his success he was bestowed the 2012 Greg Hollen Colony President Award.

Success does not happen overnight. It is spawned and nurtured by important Phi Kappa Tau programs, which are funded by Foundation dollars given by alumni and friends like you.

On behalf of the Foundation Board of Trustees and staff, we thank all brothers, friends, parents and companies who continue to support the mission and vision of Phi Kappa Tau. Brendon is not alone. Hundreds of young brothers have been involved in and exposed to the best Phi Kappa Tau has to offer. These young brothers are the direct beneficiaries of your support. You can be very proud. I certainly am.

Warmest fraternal regards,

David A Ruckman, Ohio State ’62 Chairman, Phi Kappa Tau Foundation

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A Lifelong Commitment The mission of Phi Kappa Tau is to champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood, leading, ethical leadership and exemplary character.

The Foundation ENCOURAGES brothers, parents and friends to engage or re-engage in the life of Phi Kappa Tau. The Foundation SOLICITS philanthropic support from stakeholders through cash, stock, endowment and estate gifts to sustain Phi Kappa Tau at a high level.

The Foundation STEWARDS donors and supporters by providing gratitude and demonstrating donors’ impact on the lives of young brothers.

The Foundation GRANTS funds to support the Fraternity’s Men of Character Programs, academic scholarships, SeriousFun stipends, Chapter Educational Grants and other resources.

The Foundation MANAGES investment portfolios, capital and annual campaigns, policies, volunteers and staff to ensure good governance.

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The purpose of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is to ensure the philanthropic support necessary to sustain high levels of educational programming by fostering a lifelong relationship and commitment to the Fraternity’s ideals.

The Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization as defined by the IRS; gifts are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.

LEARNING.

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LEADING.

SERVING.

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Foundation Leadership “We need to ensure our young men are the kind of successful Phi Tau brothers, businessmen and fathers we want them to be.”

–John M Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘60 Foundation Board of Trustees The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Board of Trustees is composed of an outstanding volunteer team of 13 business executives and community leaders who serve three-year terms. By virtue of their position on the Fraternity National Council, the national president and national vice president also serve as Trustees.

Foundation Volunteers Foundation volunteers are responsible for the development and maintenance of all fundraising programs, including the strategy and procedures that outline yearly assessment and tasks for specific Foundation initiatives.

Foundation Staff The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation staff is housed on the second floor of the Ewing T Boles Executive Offices in Oxford, Ohio. The Foundation staff is responsible for the day-to-day management and human resources of the Foundation.

Chief Executive Officer W Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97 Development Coordinator Julia McMurray Administrative Assistant-Foundation Angie Van Winkle Communication Coordinator Martin L Dunning, Kentucky ’07

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Foundation Executive Director Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ’06 Finance Coordinator Lisa Adams Executive Assistant Cindy Morgan Communication Coordinator J Cole Yearwood, Oklahoma State ’09

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CHAIRMAN David A Ruckman, Ohio State ‘62 Retired Stockbroker, Merrill Lynch Securities

TRUSTEE Reza Hashampour, Georgetown ‘82 Chairman and CEO, Polaris Asset Corporation

FIRST VICE CHAIRMAN Richard F Michael, Michigan Tech ‘70 Owner, Richard Michael State Farm Insurance Agency SECOND VICE CHAIRMAN Will S Fisher Jr, Miami ‘80 Partner, Olcott Consulting Group Inc and Director, ORION Investment Advisors LLC

TRUSTEE Thomas A Jeswald, Ohio ’63 Retired Vice President of Human Resources Planning and Development, PNC Financial Services Group TRUSTEE Rick A Keltner, Sacramento State ’76 Realtor, Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation

SECRETARY Gregory M Heilmeier, Bethany ‘86 Owner, Tasty Pure Food Co

TRUSTEE Stephan M Nelson, Southern Mississippi ‘73 Owner, SMN Properties Inc

TREASURER Brian T Hardy, Westminster ‘93 Partner, Medwiq & Co

TRUSTEE Jeffery L Rivard, Central Michigan ’65 Executive Director, Western Pennsylvania Golf Association

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER* W Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97 Chief Executive Officer, Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity and Foundation EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR* Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ’06 Executive Director, Phi Kappa Tau Foundation

TRUSTEE Charles T Ball, Miami ’82 Owner, Charles Ball Consulting

TRUSTEE Steve W Chaddick, Georgia Tech ‘70 Managing Partner, Ridgewood Advisors LLC

*Ex-Officio, non-voting The key functions of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation are rooted in the idea that the Foundation must provide vehicles for alumni to fulfill their lifelong commitment to Phi Kappa Tau. To achieve Phi Kappa Tau’s mission and purpose, the Foundation ensures the key functions of engagement, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship are functioning at a high level.

ENGAGEMENT

STEWARDSHIP

CULTIVATION

SOLICITATION

TRUSTEE John M Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘60 Retired Executive Director, Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity and Foundation 2013 THE TORCH

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Financial Report “I continue to support the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation because I truly believe that if each of us commits to building, growing, and expanding the reach of our Fraternity and Foundation, the impact we can have is immeasurable.”

-Cliff D Unger, Arizona ’98

The BOLES TRUST was established through the estate of Honorary Founder Ewing T Boles, Centre ’14. Boles set up the original Phi Kappa Tau Educational Foundation in 1945 in Columbus, Ohio. In 1985, Boles donated a matching gift of $1 million for the Decision for Phi Kappa Tau Campaign, which was the largest gift to a fraternity foundation at the time. In his estate plan, he left the Foundation another gift of $3 million in a trust. His son E Thomas Boles, William & Mary ’39, a pediatric surgeon, has also been a loyal donor to the Foundation.

The Boles Trust underwrites a significant portion of the programming that is provided by the Fraternity to chapters and brothers, including chapter services, Leadership Academy, Presidents Academy, Building Men of Character Retreats and Regional Conferences. In 2013, the Boles Trust contributed $250,000 to programming.

The GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUND was established through gifts from donors who prefer to have their donations pooled with others to be used for the long-term health of the organization and its programs. The Foundation Board of Trustees has oversight of these funds and their utilization. In 2013, the General Endowment contributed $70,000 to programming and scholarships.

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RESTRICTED/CHAPTER FUNDS are those gifts that a donor can either designate for the long term or short term. These gifts are designated for a specific purpose, program, chapter or other educational pursuit that is related to the Fraternity. Examples of these funds are Chapter Educational Grants, Named Scholarships and Leadership Endowments. In 2013, Restricted/Chapter Funds generated $291,000 in support of students, chapters and the SeriousFun Children’s Network.

TOTAL ASSET COMPARISON FROM AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

2013 - $11,154,000 $92,000

$582,000 $2,460,000

$4,600,000 $1,088,000

The ELFERS/OMEGA SCHOLARSHIP FUND was established through the estate of Paul A Elfers, Wisconsin-Madison ’24. The Elfers Fund has grown to $700,000 and supports six scholarships per year. In 2013, the Elfers/Omega Fund distributed $21,000 in scholarships.

$2,432,000

2012 - $10,100,000 The CHARLES M SHAW ENDOWMENT was established in 2013 through the estate of Charles M Shaw, UC Berkeley ’49. The Shaw estate gift will be the second largest single donation to the Foundation following the Boles estate gift. The Shaw Endowment will provide board-designated support starting in 2014.

$50,000

$230,000 $1,900,000

$4,380,000 $1,100,000

The BROTHERHOOD FUND is the annual campaign for unrestricted support. These dollars are limitless in their ability to help every member and enhance the Phi Kappa Tau experience. These unrestricted dollars directly support the general budget for all Men of Character Programs, the general scholarship fund, administrative expenses, chapterdevelopment programming, the Fraternity website, alumni programing and expansion. In 2013, the Brotherhood Fund raised $170,000 as operating income.

$2,440,000

2011 - $10,548,000 $148,000 $230,000 $2,990,000 $4,580,000 $1,151,000 $1,449,000

PHI KAPPA TAU FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES FOR YEARS ENDING JUNE 30 Grants & Scholarships

Alumni Relations & The Laurel

Management & General

Fundraising & Membership Development

Total

2011 $511,462

$79,880

$398,134

$119,371

$1,108,847

2012 $388,637

$59,051

$387,304

$81,670

$916,662

2013 $375,211

$56,783

$360,510

$60,486

$852,990

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General Endowment* Cash and Pledges Receivable Real Estate—5221 Morning Sun Road Named Scholarships & CEGs* Boles Trust Other *Paul A Elfers Scholarship Fund moved to Named Scholarship & CEGs in 2012

TOTAL ASSETS = $11.2M TOTAL 2013 SUPPORT = 800K

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Philanthropic Opportunities Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. It is a tradition of giving and sharing that is primary to the quality of life.

At the absolute core of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation there is a long tradition of alumni, parents and friends stepping forward to advance Phi Kappa Tau and ensuring the quality of the experience remains high for members in years to come.

Joseph H Grimes, Kansas State ‘59 “I fully understand the cost of college life, and if my small donation can make it easier for a member then I feel I am still involved with Phi Kappa Tau even though I am in Japan.”

Adam D Goetz, Clemson ‘95 “Joining Phi Kappa Tau was one of the best decisions I have ever made. It opened so many doors, personally and professionally, and I can trace so many of my closest friendships and life events over the past 20 years to Phi Tau. As geography keeps me from being more involved with my own chapter, contributing to the Foundation allows me to continue to give back and hopefully assist in sharing a great experience with our newest generation of brothers.”

Nick F Zappitelli, Florida State ‘03 “I donate to Phi Tau because I believe in supporting the educational vision of the Fraternity. The money I give helps support the future of our Fraternity. I’ve seen and felt the impact of a Building Men of Character Retreat. I’m paying back the scholarship I received as a Resident Council member. The Fraternity helped make me the man I am today. I want more men to understand, appreciate and live our ideals. My Fraternity takes priority. I explored the Ritual and it changed the way I look at the world.”

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Joseph H Grimes, Kansas State ‘59

Adam D Goetz, Clemson ‘95

Nick F Zappitelli, Florida State ‘03

GUIDE TO GIVING Alumni, parents and friends have many philanthropic opportunities which will further Phi Kappa Tau’s mission and vision for years to come. The complete guide to giving can be found on the Foundation website.

WWW.PHIKAPPATAU.ORG/FOUNDATION

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Men of Character Programs “Men of Character Programs helped me establish a greater understanding of our mission, values and purpose.”

–Kyle W Rutledge, Oklahoma State ‘12 The Phi Kappa Tau Men of Character Programs form a greater and deeper understanding of Phi Kappa Tau values in order to build and sustain outstanding chapters, which help individual brothers grow as leaders. These programs are intended to enrich the member experience and create strong bonds of brotherhood within chapters, and across generations and geographies.

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation supports the Fraternity’s Men of Character Programs with general and specific gifts that donors allocate for certain programs. These program sponsorships are given by members and friends who understand the importance of leadership development.

MEN OF CHARACTER PROGRAMS IMPACT TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBERS INVOLVED IN FOUNDATION-SPONSORED PROGRAMS

78 165 466 443 673 461 667 478 754 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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683 2010

776 2011

1264 2012

1769 2013

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LEADERSHIP ACADEMY is the Fraternity’s premier, individualized leadership-development program for rising Phi Kappa Tau leaders. The four-day program is offered in three sessions of 40-60 students at summer camps across the country.

PRESIDENTS ACADEMY is designed for new presidents to gain deeper understanding of the responsibilities of a chapter president. Participants learn to lead effective chapter meetings, lead an effective Executive Council, create constructive relationships beyond the Resident Council and take positive action during times of challenge.

REGIONAL CONFERENCES are one-day conferences focused on preparing incoming officers to be strong and effective leaders and managers throughout the year, while providing additional members training to be more effective chapter leaders.

VOLUNTEER DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE is a threeday program designed for volunteers who work directly with chapters. This key institute is focused on working with today’s college students, as well as providing the volunteer with an intensive understanding of the national organization and all related policies.

BUILDING MEN OF CHARACTER RETREATS are two-day, chapter-focused programs that result in the chapter developing a vision and plan of action for positive change in the chapter.

GOOD TO GREAT RETREATS modeled after ideas for success presented in Jim Collins’ book, “Good to Great,” are four-hour programs designed to assist chapters with specific issues or needs. The programs focus on such topics as Recruiting Men of Character, Ritual, Executive Council transitions and risk management through a program called ResponseAbility.

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2013 MEN OF CHARACTER PROGRAMS SPONSORS A sponsorship to a Men of Character program allows a young brother to attend these programs at minimal cost to themselves of their chapter.

Evan K Barnitz, Cincinnati ‘12 LA Timothy J Bowie, Ohio ‘82 LA William G Braund, Westminster ‘54 VDI Brian H Browne, Case Western ‘06 LA Timothy M Burkhart, Purdue ‘95 LA Gardner Davison Burton, Arkansas ‘89 LA Connor P Cassidy, Virginia Wesleyan ‘12 LA David Cepek, Muskingum ‘91 LA Childrens Heart Foundation SF Robert L Chiles, Louisville ‘79 LA Walker Curtis, RIT ‘92 LA John H Cuturilo, North Carolina State ‘73 LA Daniel M Dauer, Old Dominion ‘67 LA S Cordell Dombrowski, Ole Miss ‘68 BMC Rob Fecke, Wright State ‘94 SF S Philip Ford, Webber ‘81 LA Wesley R Fugate, Centre ‘99 LA John C Gray, Oklahoma State ‘04 SF John M Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘60 LA John E Gregory, UC Berkeley ‘65 LA Joseph H Grimes, Kansas State ‘59 LA James S Hamilton, Ohio State ‘63 LA Brian T Hardy, Westminster ‘93 VDI Gregory M Heilmeier, Bethany ‘86 VDI Christopher G Hoff, Wright State ‘94 LA Gregory D Hollen, Maryland ‘75 VDI William D Jenkins, Bowling Green ‘57 SF LA Rick A Keltner, Sacramento State ‘76 LA VDI Stephen M Kiene, Kentucky ‘04 LA Marlin Kitchen, Michigan Tech ‘59 LA Garry A Klingbergs, Cleveland State ‘82 SF LA Anita M Kochis LA Ralph L Ladig, Cal State-Chico ‘68 BMC Christopher A Macak, Florida State ‘03 LA Jonathon C Macak, Florida State ‘07 LA Michael A Macak, Florida State ‘72 LA William C Macak, Florida State ‘73 PA LA Richard F Michael, Michigan Tech ‘70 SF James M Murray, Auburn ‘96 LA Todd E Napier, Evansville ‘83 LA Stephan M Nelson, Southern Mississippi ‘73 VDI Brian P O’Neill, Cal State-Chico ‘06 LA Thomas G Preston, Delaware ‘64 SF Edward M Rauen, Cincinnati ‘98 LA Jason James Reckard, Kent State ‘87 LA James P Reed, Louisville ‘53 SF Sarah Rochford LA PA VDI Ross E Roeder, Michigan State ‘58 VDI Jim R Rubio, Pace AM LA Robert L Rudrauff, Kansas ‘48 SF Stephen Rupprecht, Oswego State ‘91 SF Matthew Patrick Ryan, Spring Hill ‘78 SF Gavin G Saldanha, North Carolina State ‘03 LA Vincente P Sandy, Ohio ‘02 LA Martin Schendel, Michigan Tech ‘81 LA Brad Seamon, Rider ‘88 SF Teresa M Shaffer LA Allyn Radcliffe Shaw, Michigan State ‘85 LA Catherine Sohor LA Charles F Steineger III, Colorado ‘66 LA James A Steltenpohl Jr, Louisville ‘71 SF Scott G Stewart, Nebraska-Kearney ‘69 VDI LA Robert P Thompson, Louisville ‘50 SF Tommie K Tinker, Cal State-Fullerton ‘97 LA Cliff D Unger, Arizona ‘98 VDI W Byars Wells, Transylvania ‘98 LA Richard Wilson, Indiana ‘81 LA Nicholas F Zappitelli, Florida State ‘03 LA

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Scholarships Stipends and Grants “Scholarships are important to Phi Kappa Tau; they represent the passion and self-worth of each member who wins them, as well as the people for whom they are named after. This culminates into the ultimate goal of Phi Kappa Tau.” —Ryan J Stover, Baldwin Wallace ’10

The Foundation is committed to recognizing and providing financial assistance to individuals and chapters who are excelling in scholarship, leadership and service. The Foundation provides a wide array of scholarships, stipends and grants to members and chapters on a yearly basis.

Academic Scholarships The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation provides academic scholarships to students pursing bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees. Scholarship recipients are carefully chosen based upon their academic success, commitment to the ideals of Phi Kappa Tau and service to their campus, community and Fraternity.

UIFI Scholarships The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation annually awards two Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) Scholarships, which cover tuition for this outstanding inter-greek leadership development program. UIFI is hosted by the North-American Interfraternity Conference.

Honor Society Rebates The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation recognizes the outstanding academic achievement of associate and Resident Council members who are selected to become members of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and/or Omicron Delta Kappa by providing reimbursements for initiation fees.

SeriousFun Stipends The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation provides SeriousFun stipends to associate and Resident Council members who volunteer for a SeriousFun Children’s Network camp.

Chapter Educational Grants Chapter Educational Grant Funds are accounts within the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation, which are set up to receive gifts and restrict them for the educational benefit of specific chapters.

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Matthew P Anderson, Lynchburg ’14

Ryan J Stover, Baldwin Wallace ’10

Andy J Cole, Belmont ’11

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation provided 20 scholarships, totaling $35,500 to students pursuing bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees. Scholarship recipients are carefully chosen based upon their academic success, commitment to the ideas of Phi Kappa Tau and service to their campus, community and Fraternity.

PAUL A ELFERS OMEGA SCHOLARSHIPS Philip Frandina, RIT ‘08 Quanah S Franklin, Oklahoma State ‘11 Collin M McKenzie, Louisville ‘10 Kyle R Campbell, Purdue ‘12 J Andy Cole, Belmont ‘11 Patrick D Michael, Auburn ‘12 J OLIVER AMOS Michael J Tremoulis, Clemson ‘10 JACK L ANSON Cuong D Ngo, Southern Mississippi ‘07 REA A AND LELA AXLINE Brian Halbur, Chapman ‘11 EWING T BOLES Thomas A Flagiello, Cornell ‘12

PAUL A ELFERS Matthew P Anderson, Lynchburg ‘14 GREGORY D HOLLEN Drew A Henderson, Florida ‘10 J FRANKLIN S MCMULLAN Ryan J Stover, Baldwin Wallace ‘10 HAROLD H SHORT Ryan Bruchey, Belmont ‘10 ERNEST H VOLWILER Gregory J Clark, Westminster ‘11 PARENTS FUND SCHOLARSHIPS Luke T. Nantz, Case Western ‘09 Kevin Wolski, Georgia Tech ‘09

E THOMAS BOLES JR Fredelito Yvan M Tugas, Old Dominion ‘11

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It started over two decades ago when Paul Newman, Ohio ’43, created a place where children with serious illnesses could go to simply have fun. Today, that idea has grown to include 30 life-changing camps and programs serving over 58,000 children and families every year. In 2013, Phi Kappa Tau chapters raised $75,000 to directly benefit SeriousFun.

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SeriousFun Partnership “The impact you can make in a camper’s life is remarkable.

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation affords brothers an opportunity to make that change in the lives of kids with serious illnesses through its SeriousFun Stipends initiative.”

-Steven P Vaccaro, Baldwin Wallace ‘11 Phi Kappa Tau brothers travel to SeriousFun camps throughout the country and overseas to serve as positive male role models. Hundreds of men volunteer as cabin counselors, activity specialists, unit leaders and other camp staff during a week of summer. The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation provides up to $300 in travel stipends to any undergraduate who volunteers at a camp. The following members recieved SeriousFun Stipends in 2013: Saman Aghaebrahim, Old Dominion ‘11 Even Baklid, Florida State ‘12 Conner L Besic, Central Michigan ‘10 Levi W Bishop, Oklahoma State ‘06 Daniel Bostick, Florida State ‘11 Connor G Chappell, Oklahoma State ‘12 J Andy Cole, Belmont ‘11 Alex Condrin, Florida State ‘12 Carlo Conte, Kentucky ‘11 Christopher Endress, Purdue ‘12 Evan Ernst, Florida State ‘09 William Fullen, Louisville ‘11 Zachary D Garrison, Murray State ‘13 Mathew M Giannakos, Kent State ‘12 Alex D Henderson, Louisville ‘12 Travis L Hoefler, Cincinnati ‘10 Dan Johnson, Bradley ‘09 Erik E Johnson, Bradley ‘10 Alex P Kapustka, Bradley ‘10 Christopher M Keith, Evansville ‘11 Jordan T Knapp, Louisville ‘13 Nicholas Krol, Bradley ‘11 William T Lawrie, RIT ‘13 Theodore M Loveland, Bradley ‘10 Jason Medley, Cal State-Long Beach ‘10 Cody Miller, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘12 2013 THE TORCH

Wyatt A L Miller, Purdue ‘13 Casey R Morris, Old Dominion ‘08 Brandon Nieves, RIT ‘13 Daniel A Palladino, Florida State ‘11 Jacob Perez, Florida State ‘11 Joshua Perkey, Southern Illinois ‘11 Cory A Peters, Florida State ‘12 Tyler Peters, Florida State ‘11 Raymond L Piccione, Bradley ‘11 Joseph V Rodberg, Florida State ‘12 Collin L Rodino, Old Dominion ‘08 Kyle W Rutledge, Oklahoma State ‘12 Zane Schultz, Florida State ‘10 Kian S Sharafi, Virginia Tech ‘12 Ryan Simpson, Florida State ‘11 Alex A Sirica, Florida State ‘11 Sam Smith, Bradley ‘09 Antony Stathopoulos, Wright State ‘11 Mathew J Stopka, Purdue ‘12 Michael R Tednes, Bradley ‘10 Jake Thoren, Bradley ‘11 Taylor Vozeh, Florida State ‘12 Tyler E Wardle, Central Michigan ‘11 Ross W Widenor, Case Western ‘10 Brian D Wilson, Florida State ‘12 Elijah Wilson, Purdue ‘12

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Honor Roll of Donors 2013  The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is proud to present the 2013 Honor Roll of Donors. This list recognizes everyone who made a gift between Jan. 1, 2013 and Dec. 31, 2013.

Each donor’s lifetime giving level, starting with the Tau Link at $2,500, is indicated with the symbols listed below.

Members who made a gift in 2013 are listed alphabetically by chapter.

Ewing T Boles Society members (donors who contribute $1,000 or more in 2013) are listed first in bold. Gifts from non-members are included in the Phriends of Phi Tau and parents sections.  First-Time Donors  Brothers Trust (undergraduates) + Donors who have entered Chapter Eternal

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS                

1906 Society Alpha Circle Beta Circle Gamma Circle Delta Circle Epsilon Circle Zeta Circle Borradaile Circle Shideler Circle Boyd Circle Douglass Circle Phrenocon Circle Old Main Circle Phi Link Kappa Link Tau Link

$1 million+ $750,000+ $500,000+ $250,000+ $175,000+ $125,000+ $100,000+ $75,000+ $50,000+ $30,000+ $20,000+ $15,000+ $10,000+ $7,500+ $5,000+ $2,500+

IN CASE OF ERROR

Every attempt has been made to ensure the Honor Roll is accurate. If you feel the information is inaccurate, contact Administrative Assistant Angie Van Winkle at avanwinkle@phikappatau.org or (800) PKT-1906 x224

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ALPHA Miami .....................................

Francis H Buhler ‘47  Will Stratton Fisher III ‘80  Douglas C Adams ‘81  J Frank Adams Jr ‘55  David A Arnold ‘56 David H Ashby ‘58  Charles T Ball ‘82  Richard L Barnhart ‘51 Joseph R Blanchard ‘77 Terry M Borchers ‘65 Fred G Breitling ‘57  Clifford J Callahan ‘02 Drew S Callahan ‘06 William G Corkins ‘57 W Jeffrey Day ‘76 Thomas DeJonge ‘82 Thomas H Dinwiddie ‘50 Norman A Dohner ‘41 Curtis R Dunseath ‘85 Mitchell T Engel ‘71 James S Ertel ‘71 Joe B Glass Jr ‘54 Stephen A Hart ‘77 Norman G Hoyt ‘66 Kenneth A Huffman ‘60 Daniel J Johnson ‘74 Vincent F Krist ‘53 William E Landfair ‘55 Donald E Lease ‘50 James C Leopold ‘52 Jason C Luring ‘96 William L MacDonald ‘62 William G Mallory ‘54 Robert L Mang ‘51 Robert J Manning ‘74 Kevin Michael Martin ‘81 James W McLandsborough ‘60 Brent R Miller ‘96  Charles Mueller ‘65 Bruce D Munn ‘58 Trenton Charles Nehls ‘89 Edwin E Ostermann ‘43 James D Overly ‘53 Harold H Paul ‘46  Thomas W Podwell ‘58

Mark Potasiewicz ‘88 William L Poulton ‘57 David S Preuninger ‘67 Christopher Mark Reinke ‘90 William C Rhodenbaugh ‘50  Robert E Saltmarsh ‘50 Frederick Emerson Sander ‘77 Douglas E Sitzler ‘06  Neil M Smalley ‘54 David H Stauffer ‘61 Carl H Steiss ‘62 Thomas D Swepston ‘54  James A Tekavec ‘63 Tyler Whitmer ‘56

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John E Donaldson ‘49  Charles R Emrick Jr ‘48  Thomas A Jeswald ‘63  Richard W Borton ‘63 Timothy J Bowie ‘82  John H Brannen ‘69 David G Budd ‘56 Gary L Clark ‘57 Lawrence W Conrad ‘64 Terry A Davis ‘64 John S Doller ‘50 George S Drop ‘57 Michael P Dull ‘63 Timothy P Etter ‘88 Robert M Fitchko ‘69 Christopher Garber ‘93  Delbert W Hahn ‘57 Eugene E Haney ‘43  Donald L Hisey ‘45 Brian T Lawrence ’93 Bruce H Long ‘43 Ronald M Mazzeo ‘59  James C McAtee ‘65  Dale E Miller ‘80 David A Miller ‘57 Randall L Murray ‘58  George V Phillips Jr ‘56  Joe T Ruby ‘69 Matthew A Rye ‘80 Vincente P Sandy ‘02

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David A Stoller ‘61 Douglas D Stoutenborough ‘88 George V Voinovich ‘56

Robert D Strung ‘69 Thomas J Tibbitts ‘51 John R Workman ‘68

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Raymond A Bichimer ‘53  Norman W Brown ‘50  James S Hamilton ‘63  David A Ruckman ‘62  Robert G Andrews ‘54  D Rea Buchanan ‘67 William R Clevenger ‘46 Howard H Crouch ‘47  Richard C Cummings ‘50 J Allan Dexter ‘62 Thomas E Dole ‘69 J Scott Fawcett ‘57 Donald E Fender Jr ‘58 Gary M Griner ‘55 Robert B Hibbard ‘49  George L Kentris ‘69 Jeffrey D Lafferty ‘80  William F Lawyer ‘63 Luke J Marzalik ‘12  Judson J McIntire ‘69 Bradley A Myers ‘75 Charles A Nau ‘43 Erich Nazarof ‘90  Carl S Okeson ‘50 James J Rice ‘61  Mark P Rucker ‘65 Floyd J Singer ’56 Scot Smith ‘61 Harold L Stelzer Jr ‘48 Thomas L Stoll ‘65

Wesley R Fugate ‘99  Stanton F Bahr ‘49  Robert E Harrell ‘64 Charles E Hughes ‘66 Jeffrey K Podis ‘13  Benjamin P Tudor ‘11  Robert E Wheeler ‘53 

GAMMA Ohio State .....................................

DELTA Centre .....................................

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EPSILON Mount Union .....................................

Gene S Allison ‘50 Ian M Andrews ‘01 Roy Clunk ‘75 Wayne V Denny ‘62  Andy Dordea ‘43 Arthur F Dundon ‘39 Robert B Hibbard ‘78 George R Kellner ‘53 Alex R Koehler ‘07 Gregory P Koman ‘11  Christopher S Monrad ‘72 Thomas D Robinson ‘69 Derick R Schwedt ‘11  Clifford D Shields ‘41  Dennis C Warstler ‘68

“Success requires money and people.

Finding money is easier than finding the right people. I donate money to the Foundation, and the world will get more of the right (skilled) people. This is one thing I do to make the world better.”

-Roy O King Jr, New Mexico State ’73

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Thomas Edward Boldt ‘81 Michael Cadell ‘90 Craig C Johnson ‘54 Robert A Nejdl ‘51 Robert J Patterson Jr ‘62 Michael John Petit ‘78 Thomas L Stone ‘77

Michael F Beecher ‘70 Stephen D Gray ‘67 Robert E Jones ‘57 John F Mankopf ‘65 

ZETA Illinois .....................................

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ETA Muhlenburg .....................................

Jim H Alderfer ‘63  Jeff T Baird ‘01  Richard R Gutekunst ‘47 Christopher A Routh ‘10  Robert A Vincent ’63 William W Wightman ‘61 Rolf B Wolfrom ‘72 Paul C Zieger ‘59 Christopher Zingaro ‘89

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THETA Transylvania .....................................

W Byars Wells ‘98  John Chafin II ‘93 Tim W Collins ‘78 Jack E Dorsey ‘53 Clay K Fedde ‘06  Charles E Newquist ‘72 Fon Rogers II ‘71 

IOTA Coe .....................................

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KAPPA Kentucky .....................................

John L Anson ‘58  James P Applegate ‘11  Nolan Atkins ‘11  Evan C Becker ‘11  Jeffrey R Beckman ‘65 Connor M Bowen ‘12  Sam B Burton ‘11  Taylor W Chapman ‘11  Giovanni Cipriano ‘13  Carlo Conte ‘11 Stuart Cooksey ‘13  Jesse W Daniels ‘12  Cory P Decker ‘11  Martin L Dunning ‘07 Brett Emerson ‘12  Robert J Gearding ‘12  Drew J Gillis ‘12  Simon W Gray ‘11  Richard S Grossman ‘74 Brandon K Hazlewood ‘11 Nelson Heist ‘12  Douglas G Hoffman ‘77 Michael R Huffman ‘89 Charles R Humbert ‘12  Travis W Jarrells ’12  Stephen M Kiene ‘04

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“Contributions to the Foundation help our Fraternity achieve our Mission and Vision.”

-Garry A Klingbergs, Cleveland State ’82 Christopher B Laytham ‘13  Luke A Nolte ‘12  Sean T O’Nan ‘11  Jacob N Redenbaugh ‘12  Luke M Robinson ‘11  Kyle C Schumacher ‘12  Matthew G St. Clair ‘13  Reid Stephenson ‘11  Brandon L Thurman ‘11  Michael C Vilga ‘11  Jerry D Westerfield ‘60 Oscar F Westerfield ‘64

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LAMBDA Purdue .....................................

Timothy M Burkhart ‘95 Brad R Joutras ‘00 Jerrald W Kuenn ‘60 Stanley C Kuenn ‘64 Michael W Lennox ‘79  Edward E Liesse ‘55 Austin T Shaw ‘13  Timothy A Shaw ‘83 Timothy M Sheehan ‘64 John F Shirey ‘68  William G Wagner ‘65 David B Wozniak ‘71  R Daniel Zieg ‘71

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MU Lawrence .....................................

Robert J Dude ‘61 John T Fischer ‘62 Wayne W Kronquist ‘56 R Jeffery Lawrence ‘58 Kenneth W Parent ‘65  Overton B Parrish ‘52  Robert D Peterson ‘43

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R Paul Rosenheimer ‘49 William H Swanstrom ‘55 Eugene Wilcox ‘57

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NU UC Berkeley .....................................

Charles M Shaw ‘49   Alan J Airoldi ‘57 

Gregory R Anderson ‘76  Reginald E Bayley ’56  Edward Dematei Jr ‘52 Robert H Duey ‘58  Fred F Gregory ‘61  John E Gregory ‘65 Daniel J Hernandez ‘63 Andrew M Kritscher Sr ‘61 Michael J Murray ‘66  David H Perkins ‘48  William L Portello ‘60 Maynard B Rotermund ‘49 Raymond L Shurtz ‘55 Richard L Shurtz ‘56 John S Trouton ‘63 Ross N Tucker ‘50

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XI Franklin & Marshall .....................................

John H Clark ‘59 David Michael Costa ‘85 Ryan Donovan ‘13  J Keiper Groff ‘44 Curt H G Heinfelden ‘66 Michael J Mumma ‘60  George M Napuda ‘55 Edwin E Sekowski ‘57 Gerald R Young ‘65

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David C F Lapinski ‘74  H Michael Boyd ‘66 Robert E Byrd ‘69 William Collier ‘55 Eugene A Gress ‘53 G William Heath ‘54 Robert G Kaiser II ‘74  Terence P Kirchner ‘78 Wayne S Myers Jr ‘66 Charles H Naginey ‘51  Donald F Rieco ‘54 Edward J Sekula Jr ‘60 John W Yaag ‘56

Robert J King ‘40

PI Southern California .....................................

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OMICRON Penn State .....................................

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Robert E Plumleigh ‘47  Donald R D Andree ‘45 Christian Baumann ‘86 John R Curran ’59  Page E Golsan III ‘56 Robert B Leach ‘76 Brice T Martin ‘49 Duane G Merrill ‘70  William F Penney ‘72 Kirk Rogers ‘78 C Dean Vausbinder ‘48 Rick Webb ‘46 

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RHO Rensselaer .....................................

Donald C Appelby ‘39 David Bieri ‘42 Cecil L Crews ‘54 John H Cunningham Jr ‘55 John W Kubovic ‘57 John R Ryan ‘70 Ralph G Schoeffer ‘50 Edward K Scofield ‘49 Kerwin C Stotz ‘50 William R Waltz ‘50  Fredrick H Zimmerli ‘42

SIGMA Syracuse .....................................

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TAU Michigan .....................................

Laurence A Carr ‘61 Thomas Perry Christy II ‘89 Robert J Currie ‘56 Harry N Kotsis ‘56  William L Powell ‘55 Robert C Richter ‘56  Joseph J Sullivan ‘50 Gordon G Wepfer ‘52 Rex J Youse ‘54

UPSILON Nebraska Wesleyan .....................................

John M Green ‘60  Lance B Hall ‘67  Robert F Hamilton ‘57 Grant M Johnson ‘04  Larry E Jones ‘70  Franklin H Mills ‘52  Warren K Mattox ‘69  Richard R Otto ‘67   Eugene W Peck Jr ‘59 Todd William Peterson ‘89 Phillip A Abbey ‘13 James Dean Abel ‘76  John Melvin Allen ‘82 Eugene C Anderson ‘64 Hollis W Anderson ‘66 Samuel B Ayars ‘12  Robert F Bartle ‘69 Milton C Bemis ‘70 Troy D Bergt ‘02 Kevin J Boatright ‘71  Richard L Bohy ‘58  Tanner W Brown ‘12  Tanner J Burt ‘13  Michael W Cameron ‘93 VF Colon ‘56 Bruce A DeBoer ‘60 Connor N Dethlefs ‘12  Benjamin P Disalle ‘13 

2013 THE TORCH

Curtis A Dlouhy ‘12  Donald W Dorr ‘58  Cameron D Farrell ‘12  K Lowell Gaither ‘58 Ryan C Hand ‘04  Trevor Hanna ‘12  Nolan J Healy ‘13 Adam Hein ‘12  Larry Hilkemann ‘61 Philip Hovis ‘76 James Hughes ‘47 Thomas A Jackman ‘82 Kurtis C Johnson ‘12  Logan J Johnson ‘12  James L Jorgenson ‘57 Burl G Kreps ‘51 Alan E Kuzma ‘70 Robert Alan Laughlin ‘76 Ryan J Lawson ‘04 Brandon W Lovegrove ‘04  Dale Luther ‘52 William A Lynch ’64 Zachary B Martin ‘13  Chancellor M McClaren ‘12  Robert R McMaster ‘58 Cody S Miller ‘12  Charles C Morrison ‘62 Ross Mumford ‘12 • * David M Munro ‘12 • * Kegan N Murphy ‘13 • * Jack E Nispel ‘54 Brandon I Peterson ‘12 * Nathan J Peterson ‘12 • * Matthias C Posvar ‘02 Michael D Rasmussen ‘70 • Trevor Reimers ‘12 • * G Kent Renegar ‘64 • Jasa T Rhone ‘02 John E Sampson ’60  Ben Schilling ‘12 • Edward J Schrock ‘62

Nicholas M. Southard ‘98 Ryan J Steffes ‘13 • * Eugene V Stewart ‘56 Erik R Thomas ‘02 Ian Thomas ‘12 Alexander Thorson ‘12  Sean C Tomes ‘12  Ervin H Unvert ‘51 Drew C Valaika ‘13  Wesley B Van Hoosen ‘12  Jerrold R Warren ‘12  Kalen Wenske AM  Martin Wayne Wetzel ‘82  Rhys J Williams ‘13  Adam G Winters ‘12  Daniel C Wythers ‘13 Alden J Zahm ‘13 

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PHI Bethany .....................................

Gregory M. Heilmeier ‘86  Thomas C Skena ‘81 Robert L Carter ‘73 David S Cumming ‘05 Samuel L Engle ’46 Jonathan D Gaffney ‘98 Raymond H Hart ‘74 Donald B Hiscox ‘65  Roland B Kamerer ‘47 Harry L Mainzer ‘76 Craig A Noble ‘85  Neil Rabinowitz ‘64 Joel S Rudy ‘60  John H Sayers ‘78  David M Shiffman ‘64 Timothy Lon Smith ‘75 Werdie S Van Arsdale III ‘78

Adam J Van Boxel ‘01 Peter R Weber ‘63

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CHI North Carolina State .....................................

ALPHA GAMMA Delaware .....................................

J Ray Cox Jr ‘89  John H Cuturilo ‘73  Cecil C Beumer ‘57 John Q Davis ‘71 Jeffrey A Doane ‘94 Bobby J Ellis ‘55 Brian Thompson Ezzelle ‘87 Robert J Girard Jr ‘65  Edward R Needham ‘49  Robert G Nichols ‘65 Edmund J Piaski Jr ‘64 Delmer L Roberts ‘55 Gavin G Saldanha ‘03 Matthew C Webber ‘00

John C Farnandez ‘53   Joel Howard Alperstein ‘86  Jeffrey Alan Brittingham ‘81 George C Davis Jr ‘47  Brian T Gilbert ‘72 Paul C Harrison ‘70 L George Henisee ‘65 Edward K Kimmel ‘56 Alfred T Lynam Jr ‘60 Bruce R Malcolmson ‘61 Charles W Patterson ‘54 Thomas G Preston ‘64 Donald S Sumner ‘62 William S Webb ‘47 Joseph Raymond Whiteoak Jr ‘57 Ronald T Wood Jr ‘61 Randolph S Young III ‘66 

PSI Colorado .....................................

ALPHA DELTA Case Western .....................................

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J Kenneth Loewen Jr ‘80  Thomas D Cronin Jr ‘55 Bryce A Frey ‘53 Jesse Hill ‘99  Stuart C Jordan ‘45 Harrison C Matthew ‘02  Thomas J McWilliams ‘66 William C Starr Jr ‘53 Charles F Steineger III ‘66 Thomas M Stern ‘85

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ALPHA ALPHA Michigan State .....................................

Ross E Roeder ‘58  Norman E Anderson ’51 Norman L Bondy ‘61 Fred C Cotter ‘51 Harley G Hecksel ‘50 Richard H Richter ‘52 Dennis A Rosenbrook ‘54 Allyn Radcliffe Shaw ‘85 

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Larry Enterline ‘71  James F Lavelle Jr ‘61 Jon L Bartos ‘62 Raymond W Bender ‘53 Steven E Binzel ‘08 Brian H Browne ‘06 Albert C Drechsler ‘38 Kenneth C Garman ‘44 Jonathan Gerbracht ‘59 Robert J Gridley ‘50 Thomas O Haig ‘41 Robert G Johnson ‘44 Daniel N Kosareo ‘74 Kermit D Kuhl ‘54 Charles R Nichols ‘63 Philip E Orbanes ‘66 Paul E Plank ‘69 C Allan Schurr ‘41 John W Seferian ‘69 Davorin K Skender ‘00 Joseph J Sulc ‘74 Irland L Tashima ‘67 Edward J Tatman ‘68 Russell J Warren ‘57 Daniel L Whipple ‘62

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Joseph H Grimes ‘59  Daniel J Simonetti ‘87  Vance L Carson ‘50 Paul D Chaffee ‘71 Kevin D Finson ‘71 Tom D Huecker ‘63  Eric Alan Hummell ‘82  Daniel B Love ‘71  John M Park Jr ‘56 

J Thomas Freeman Jr ‘84  Gerorge Q Biegler III ‘62 Gerald B Curington ‘69  Donald C Daniel ‘61  Gordon W Dykes ‘47 William R Goacher ‘58 Arthur H Hanson ‘49 Drew A Henderson ‘10  Ronald R Lyman Jr ‘83 Leonard J Lyons ‘58 Solon F O’Neal Jr ‘50  Jerry I Simpson ‘59 Victor C Smith ‘63  James A Stinebiser ‘54  Barrett B True ‘56

ALPHA EPSILON Kansas State .....................................

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ALPHA ZETA Oregon State .....................................

Elmo L Bowman ‘50 Donald A Corlett Jr ‘58 Clarence Lynn Fairbrother ‘62 David L Koehler ‘62 Charles E McKee ‘74  Sante P Valpiani ‘68 George B Webb Jr ‘50

ALPHA ETA Florida .....................................

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ALPHA THETA William & Mary .....................................

Andrew E Cremedas ‘60 Robert J Faulconer ‘42 Roy D Lorenz ‘48 David Joseph Ryan ‘88 Michael Francis Sola ‘88

“I chose to donate to Phi Kappa Tau because the Fraternity was, and continues to be, a positive experience for me. There is no question that my time at Rutgers would not have been the same had I not joined the Epsilon Kappa chapter. I consider myself very fortunate to be a part of the organization, and I think that it is important for Phi Kappa Tau to remain a strong presence in the lives of our current brothers, while offering the same opportunity to our future brothers.”

-Steven F Moore, Rutgers ’99

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Michael E Archer ‘53  Ron A Lewis ‘72 Robert K McMillan ‘68  Mark M Quinn ‘70 Gottlieb E Ribary ‘53 Sean A Zeller ‘07 

Wayne H Buxton ‘56 Joseph C Shipman Jr ‘53

ALPHA KAPPA Washington State .....................................

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ALPHA LAMBDA Auburn .....................................

Hugh P Nicholson ‘51 Boyce W Cook ‘57  John T Drew ‘01 O’Neil B Feltman ‘56  Gordon L Flynn ‘49 Preston L Hassler Jr ‘56  Michael S Henry ‘88 Joe F Hildreth ‘52 Jeremy W Jester ‘96 W Mark Leslie ‘80 Jonathan M Loden ‘96 Matthew Morrison ‘91  James M Murray ‘96 Robert J Pirkle Jr ‘60  F Lyndon Ramey Jr ‘68 Donald P Toole ‘60 Robert M Watts ‘62 

ALPHA MU Ohio Wesleyan .....................................

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ALPHA NU Iowa State .....................................

Lewis W Allen ‘67  Ronald T Stillmunkes ‘68 Galen R Zumbach ‘73

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ALPHA OMICRON Lafayette .....................................

Robert L Blackwell ‘48 Earl S Cunerd ‘61 C William Keck ‘59 Donald E White ‘59

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ALPHA PI Washington .....................................

Michael J Lukins ‘08 Theodore C Redman ‘63  Arthur N Sorenson Jr ‘46 John L Warren ‘62 2013 THE TORCH

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Steve W Chaddick ‘70  Charles T Howard ‘73  Barton Allison ‘68 Kenneth B Amann ‘64  William Aprea ‘91 Robert L Bartholomew ‘63 Jeffrey S Berlin ‘96 Robert J Butera Jr ‘87 Benjamin T Coomes ‘89 Thomas W Donaldson ‘51 William D Drinkard ‘67  Robert S Eads ‘59 Richard W Galphin Jr ‘48  Allan B Glover ‘69 Austin C Hancock ‘09  David L Jennings ‘72  Javier Eduardo Jimenez ‘90  John Anthony Karafanda ‘88 Douglas O Maddox ‘69 Michael E Maffett ‘65 James D McConnell ‘55 John F McMillen ‘53 Daniel A Metzler ‘69  William David Newhouse ‘86  Donald A Nordal ‘52 William H Pressly Jr ‘49 Richard E Rabe ‘53 James A Tipton ‘55  Luther V Weathers ‘58 Daniel K Weir ‘78 Wendell M Williams Jr ‘51

Gary C Smith ‘60  William L Barney ‘61 Scott Conroe ‘01 David M Gatti ‘51 Edward D Griffith Jr ‘59 Patrick Madden ‘85  Thomas H McNamee ‘66 John E Owens ‘48 Glenn A Peterson ‘72 John M Scarangello ‘69 Edgar J Stevenson ‘67 Adam S Tope ‘01

ALPHA RHO Georgia Tech .....................................

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ALPHA SIGMA Colorado State .....................................

Wilder D Bancroft II ‘62 Bradley A Blockhus ‘88 John F Gaarde ‘63 Allan J Howard ‘66 Robert W Johnson ‘65 Larry C Jones ‘63  Michael Steven Lind ‘79 Charles N McConnell ‘60 Edwin M Rosser ‘61 David L Stout ‘67 J Gary Wagner ‘61 

2013 THE TORCH

ALPHA TAU Cornell .....................................

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Bernard J Lemmon Jr ‘55  Terry J Renninger ‘61  John W Roe ‘64 Blin B Scatterday ‘48 Willard F Spicer ‘61 Forrest J Westfall Jr ‘71

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ALPHA CHI Mississippi State .....................................

John A Johnson ‘64  Mack A Hataway ‘61 William L Jones ‘60

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ALPHA PSI Texas-El Paso .....................................

ALPHA UPSILON Colgate .....................................

Larry W Langberg ‘63

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ALPHA OMEGA Baldwin Wallace .....................................

Robert A Boyd ‘50  Stephen L Greenbaum ‘57

ALPHA PHI Akron .....................................

David W Cabell ‘63 John Ciarlariello ‘93 Robert L Croye ‘54 Richard L Francis ‘67 John A Haas ‘65 Ray C Kelly ‘69  Robert Leatherman ‘60 

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Michael D Dovilla ‘94  Warren G Barr ‘64 James S Connell ‘76 Jeffrey D Keller ‘99 Thomas H Konkoly ‘65 Gordon B Minnis ‘55 Richard G Neptune ‘69 Kenneth A Planisek ‘63  Allan P Reinhardt ‘48 Anthony R Silvestro Jr ‘95

Ryan J Stover ‘10  Paul Stuchlak ‘51 Norman E Temple ‘43 John C Tolley ‘54 Richard F Tucker Jr ‘58  Boyd H Warnsman ‘60  Brandon A Wojtasik ‘09 

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BETA ALPHA Texas-Austin .....................................

Donald James Phillips II ‘82  Richard W Foote ‘59 David T Griffin ‘66  Nicholas W Janssen ‘12  Paul Wayne Midkiff ‘80  John R Sims ‘66 Eric James Weig ‘83

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BETA BETA Louisville .....................................

William F Brasch ‘67 Joseph A Amon ‘68 David G Anderson ‘66  Thomas J Berkey ‘58 William G Caufield ‘50 Robert L Chiles ‘79 John M Davis ‘60 Robert P Dooley ‘61 George E Flickner ‘71 S David Hickerson ‘68 John B Huber ‘55 Forrest S Kuhn Jr ‘65  John L Martin ‘57 Theodore L Merhoff ‘57  William H Phelan ‘50 James P Reed ‘53 David W Robinson ‘52 Edwin A Schroering Jr ‘48 Jeffrey C Sellins ‘64 James A Steltenpohl Jr ‘71  Stephen R Swan II ‘04 Robert R Tate ‘86 Joseph M Thomas ‘69 Robert P Thompson ‘50

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Michael A Macak ‘72 William C Macak ‘73  Matthew Marone ‘08 Hoyt B Massey ‘50 Tony Umer ‘89 Nicholas F Zappitelli ’03

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Robert N Acock ‘48 Dennis J Dines ‘68 Delbert D McNealy ‘49

Roy O King Jr ‘73  Norman L Marley ‘54 Raymond Lee Reid ‘83 Robert W Tobey Jr ‘71  David K White ‘00

BETA GAMMA Idaho .....................................

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BETA DELTA U of Miami .....................................

Robert J Novak ’48

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BETA EPSILON Southern Mississippi .....................................

Stephan M Nelson ‘73  Randal P Agee ‘12  H L Barber ‘52 Milburne C Cassady Jr ‘65 Jack T Ly ‘10  Christopher Marciani ‘92 Richard L Osswald Jr ‘72 Owen D Rawls ‘59 Jesse Albert Stephens ‘81

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BETA ZETA New Mexico State .....................................

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BETA THETA Kansas .....................................

Joseph A Getto ‘10  Kerry L Lindenbaum ‘71 William D Martin ‘57 Aaron J Miller ‘11  David R Myers ‘68 Steven F Roth ‘66 Robert L Rudrauff ‘48 

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BETA IOTA Florida State .....................................

Ricky A Bailey ‘03 Chad A Corbitt ‘06 Michael C Gainer ‘72 Donald F Gardner Jr ‘67 Scott Lee Ingram ‘87 Les S Kushner ‘76 Christopher A Macak ‘03  Jonathon C Macak ‘07

BETA MU Kent State .....................................

John C Gray ‘04  Stanley L Schell ‘02  Michael E Freeland ‘78 Timothy E Harper ‘81 F L McKinley ‘51  Clyde D Nevins ‘52 Lee C Raney ‘49 Virgil Richard ‘57  Kyle Rutledge ‘12  Randall G Schuermann ‘67 George A Seamands ‘51 J Cole Yearwood ‘09

Timothy J Cherotti ‘05 Michael L French ‘88 Jim K Heilmeier ‘49  Dale Holland ‘87  Mark Matusick ‘87  Rob Reese ‘87  Douglas Bambeck ‘93 David Britt ‘87  Evon W Friend ‘87 Charles S Harrison ‘56 Terry H Hilson ‘60 Harry King Jr ‘11  William R Loeb ‘50  Philip H Maynard ‘63 Timothy Brian Mills ‘90 David L Prior ‘58 Jason James Reckard ‘87 David R Renninger ‘61  Edward L Sulek ‘56

BETA LAMBDA Indiana .....................................

BETA XI Georgia .....................................

BETA KAPPA Oklahoma State .....................................

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James R Carter ‘56 Rafe H Cloe ‘54 Jon T Gardner ‘50   William H Lewis ‘49  Jordan M Loeb ‘06 William A Moorman ‘84 Denis J Stillman ‘80 Richard Wilson ‘81 

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Henry E Bohn ‘56 John H Dixon ‘74 Patrick F Fitzgibbons Jr ‘50 Christopher J Grigalunas ‘02 Victor U Grose Jr ‘68 Frank Hartley ‘97 Markus J McNally ‘11 Robert L Ragsdale ‘66 Stephen C Rogers ‘68  W Bryan Shipman Jr ‘64

“I contribute to Phi Kappa Tau because I like to help young men. Over the years I have had a lot of people help me in many ways and I really like to be a giver. Pens and friendships and money.”

-James S Hamilton, Ohio State ’63

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Gregory D Hollen ‘75  Charles J Andres ‘77 James Baker Jr ‘93 Gerald N Bloom ‘55 Richard Paul Fischer ‘81 Rodney E Frederick ‘62 Ralph P Hamilton ‘58 Nicholas A Keck ‘56  Charles W Larkin Jr. ‘69 Matthew Maschler ‘91  Nicholas C Nicholas ‘49 William H Scheig ‘69  Timothy O Simon ‘76 

William G Braund ‘54  Brian T Hardy ‘93  James N Donaldson ‘59  Raymond Dunham ‘62 Douglas W Henderson ‘60 Brian R Kocian ‘00 Ralph D Scott ‘53  Mark D Swank ‘74 

Kenneth A Kreinheder ‘58

Ralph E Campbell ‘67  Joshua M O’Brien ‘97  Edward M Rauen ‘98  Harry W Archer ‘64 Evan K Barnitz ‘12  Scott A Beck ‘82  Tom Carmazzi ‘75 Steve Fitzer ‘70  James L Higgins ‘64 Roderick W Huff ‘66 Joseph A Huseman ‘69 Raymond B Loase ‘61 Chris Majestic ‘93 Michael E Plett ‘62  Larry K Proctor ‘66 Nicholas R A Rachford ‘64  James L Rudd ‘63

BETA OMICRON Maryland .....................................

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BETA RHO UCLA .....................................

Theodore C Clarke ‘58 Joseph V Errico ‘50 George Ohanian ‘49 Kevin M Schaeffer ‘84 

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BETA TAU Bowling Green .....................................

Timothy F Smith ‘62  William J Ault ‘80 Thomas L Gerken ‘56 Richard M Henningsen ‘55 William D Jenkins ‘57  L Edward Kime ‘51 Charles F Kurfess ‘50 Bernard C Meyers ‘52  Brian W Phillips ‘63 Donald G Ross ‘59  Warren W Ruggles ‘57 H Jay Salvage ‘69 James R Steward ‘63

BETA PHI Westminster .....................................

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BETA CHI Southern Illinois .....................................

Donald Ballestro ‘73 Anthony D Butkus ‘68 Andrew R Fruth ‘08 Eric Lamberty ‘12  Tim Massoth ‘10  Joel R Price ‘08  Daniel F Serritella ‘64 Raymond R Sophie ‘08 John L Uffelman ‘56 Fisnik Zumberi ‘08 

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BETA PSI Cal State-Long Beach .....................................

GAMMA BETA BETA UPSILON Cincinnati Hobart ..................................... .....................................

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GAMMA ALPHA Michigan Tech .....................................

James B Bacon ‘59  James W Doman ‘67 Richard F Michael ‘70  Larry P Sabourin ‘60  Martin Schendel ‘81  Raymond Joseph Tibbles ‘79  Harry M Askin Jr ‘60 Robert A Bunce III ‘62 Harry J Glidden Jr ‘63 Warren E Henry ‘70 John R Keagle ‘60  Marlin Kitchen ‘59  James C Kolanek ‘61 Scott R La Beau ‘76 Jack A Labo ‘60 Thomas J Morrison ‘63 Jerome J Myers ‘64 Ryan P Naimola ‘03 Richard E Nielsen ‘76 Matthew O Otte ‘94 Alan Jon Sipinen ‘79

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GAMMA GAMMA St John’s .....................................

Nickolas Davatzes ‘60  Raymond E Evans II ‘63 Robert A LoCascio ‘96 Lawrence H Pettit ‘62 Thomas P Ryan ‘60 Matthew L Steigerwald ‘02 

Eugene J Borgna ‘58 Dhar E Carman ‘61  Randy Messenger ‘77 Daniel G Miller ‘64 Ronald P Milligan ‘59 James A Reed ‘63 Laurence E Simpson ‘69 Ernest A Villa ‘65

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BETA OMEGA Cal State-Chico .....................................

Robert D Kittredge ‘66  Ralph L Ladig ‘68 Brian P O’Neill ‘06 Bruce G Pentland ‘67 Eugene F Rockeman ‘58 Walter H Thorpe ‘5

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“I feel it is important to support the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation to continue providing the top notch educational and leadership opportunities for our undergraduate and alumni members.

I believe these are critical to the growth and success of our Fraternity, and could not happen without philanthropic support.”

-Brad Joutras, Purdue ’00

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James R French ‘62 Michael S Fried ‘67 Steven James Koch ‘87

James H Madaus ‘62

GAMMA DELTA Northern Michigan ....................................

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GAMMA EPSILON U of the Pacific ....................................

Christopher M Bates ‘74

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GAMMA ZETA Connecticut ....................................

Howard F Crossman Jr ‘63 John Paganoni ‘61 Kenneth J Vonasek ‘67

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GAMMA ETA East Carolina ....................................

Sean J McManus ‘97  James S O’Geary ‘78 Robert R Rucks ‘82

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GAMMA THETA Western Michigan .....................................

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John R Sabol ‘94 Kurt A Schulze ‘70 Brock Thatcher ‘09  Ryan T Wheaton ‘02 

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GAMMA MU Bradley .....................................

Bruce C Hoag ‘65  John F Bacilek ‘70 Greg Clements ‘79 James L Davis ‘69  Anthony T De Persia ‘67 Craig J Himes ‘00  Scott E Nass ‘93 Timothy H Peterson ‘96 John Gerald Reilly ‘82 

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GAMMA NU RIT .....................................

Rick A. Keltner ‘76  James A Halderman ‘63 Lawrence W Johnson ‘67  John R Ousley Jr ‘76 Paul J Sax ‘63 Steven L Schutte ‘63 John E Thompson Jr ‘68

Thomas P Baxley ‘10  Patrick J Best ‘04 Walker Curtis ‘92 Paul M Darragh ‘12  Thomas S Davis ‘67 Peter G Drexel ‘68 Peter S Gabrail ‘83 Timothy John Moonan ‘82 Joseph J Murphy ‘66 Gary Proud ‘66 Thomas R Steele ‘70 Brian J McMahon ‘71 

GAMMA KAPPA CW Post .....................................

GAMMA XI East Central Oklahoma .....................................

GAMMA IOTA Sacramento State .....................................

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Alexander B Moar ’64

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GAMMA LAMBDA Central Michigan .....................................

James J Lewis ‘04  John L Kaczynski ‘04 Jeffrey L Rivard ‘65  James V Lahmann ‘65 Steven A McKay ‘04

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Christopher Davenport ‘93  David L Nordean ‘65  Curtis R Pinnick ‘85

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GAMMA OMICRON Cal State-Fullerton .....................................

Eric Bayani ‘88 Timothy J Clark ‘67 Oren C Crothers ‘66

Matthew E Della Mora ‘03 Eugene H Felder Jr ‘67 Tristan L Hilpert ‘03 Dominic J Recchia ‘68 Tommie K Tinker ‘97 Robert A Wohlers ‘67

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GAMMA PI Youngstown .....................................

Andrew J Arendas Jr ‘67 Grey A Glover ‘68

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GAMMA RHO Nebraska-Kearney .....................................

Timothy R O’Neill ‘75  Scott G Stewart ‘69  Steven L Fisher ‘67 Timothy F Krapp ‘81

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GAMMA TAU Old Dominion .....................................

Daniel M Dauer ‘67  Adam J Samson ‘07 Saman Aghaebrahim ‘11  Thomas S Burrell ‘71 Austin W Gage ‘07 Luke E Glenn ‘12  Jon F Hays ‘07  Tyler Martin ‘11  Thomas R Mitchem ‘11  Casey R Morris ‘08  Earl J Powell ‘10  Fredelito Yvan M Tugas ‘11 

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GAMMA UPSILON Spring Hill .....................................

Vincent P Arata ‘82 Patrick T Brennan ‘80 German P Culver Jr ‘71 Matthew Patrick Ryan ‘78 George M Simmerman ‘78 George A Vella ‘67

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Michael J Demeo ‘68

Dennis W Donahoo ‘71

GAMMA PSI Texas State .....................................

DELTA ETA Marshall .....................................

GAMMA PHI Northeastern .....................................

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Mark S Armstrong ‘69  Bill Brumbalow ‘68 J Richard Carr ‘68  Gregory W Cavanaugh ‘76 Robert W Damron ‘69  Walter P Hayes ‘76  Frank J Hensey ‘77  Jack O Mondin ‘68 Robert G Moore ‘68  Rick Siddall ‘68 

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DELTA BETA Evansville .....................................

Todd E Napier ‘83  Jamison R Heard ‘12  Scott Joseph Linneweber ‘89 Abram J Pentecost ‘11  Alvin G Roettger ‘68 Richard A Russell ‘72 Martin D Ulrich ‘71 Stephen J Willem ‘76 Gary R Willis ‘68 L Gregory Wilson ‘69

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DELTA GAMMA Ole Miss .....................................

S Cordell Dombrowski ‘68  Charles L Leemon III ‘69  F H Green ‘66  G Randall Jones Jr ‘70 Charles J Woodall ‘79 

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DELTA ZETA Emporia State .....................................

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James D Kegley ‘70

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DELTA THETA Georgetown .....................................

Michael T Gabhart ‘95  Tyler C Wash ‘06  Jared Dustin Brown ‘05 Lee T Eaves ‘08  David C Huffman ‘76  Joshua K Johnson ‘07  Joseph R Raymond Jr. ‘98  Daniel M Schlipf ‘07 Keith B Thomson ‘98

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DELTA KAPPA Tennessee .....................................

Scott Brown ‘88 Alec Engelberg ‘92  Richard L Hodgdon ‘75 Jordan R Marshall ‘01

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Victor W Elswick ‘99  Rob Fecke ‘94 Rodney J Guthrie ‘89  Christopher G Hoff ‘94 Kenneth Jordan ‘74  Rick N Scarff ‘76

Michael S Morgioni '84

DELTA NU Wright State .....................................

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DELTA XI Cleveland State .....................................

Garry A Klingbergs ‘82  John P Neubert ‘78 Glen A Oches ‘74 

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DELTA RHO Eastern Kentucky .....................................

Joshua J Bleidt ‘96  Travis A Robinson ‘98 John Dorland Rowlett ‘81 Gabriel H Uebel ‘95

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DELTA SIGMA Webber .....................................

S Philip Ford ‘81  John Joseph Logsdon ‘88

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C Steven Hartman ‘89  Stephen E Brown ‘75  David Cepek ‘91 Philip R Cook III ‘73 Timothy Scott Coss ‘84 Charles W Johnson ‘71 Brock W Richardson ‘02  Shawn J Smith ‘84 Michael S Thomin ‘71

Jeremy A Botica ‘06

DELTA LAMBDA Muskingum .....................................

DELTA TAU Cal Poly-Pomona .....................................

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DELTA PHI Arkansas .....................................

Gardner Davison Burton ‘89 G Todd Pharr ‘84

DELTA CHI Rochester .....................................

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DELTA PSI Rider .....................................

Michael J Cerulo ‘04 Patrick C Nelligan ‘02 Mark A Scher ‘85 Brad Seamon ‘88

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DELTA OMEGA Truman State .....................................

W Tim Hudson ‘97  Ralph Cupelli ‘94 Stephen C Williams ‘98

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EPSILON ALPHA Texas A&M .....................................

Mark G Artlip ‘88 Jason Leone ‘91

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EPSILON GAMMA College of New Jersey .....................................

Christopher J DuMont ‘89 Jeffrey D Lewis ‘97  Dennis Morgan ‘91  Scott R Petrie ‘95

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EPSILON DELTA Virginia Wesleyan .....................................

Connor P Cassidy ‘12  Alex R Krull ‘14  Sean T Romanczyk ‘13  Jonathon R Smith ‘13 

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Russell S Byer ‘90  David A Monk II ‘89  Stephen Rupprecht ‘91 

Hemanth Ananda ‘95 Ryan J Deegan AM  Anthony Fazio AM  Ryan Houlihan AM  Tamir Nir ’14 Cody Panella GAM  Jim R Rubio AM  Benjamin P Sklar AM  Joel L Sullivan AM 

Zach M Bauer ‘11  Daniel W Skutt ‘11  Tyler T Vienot ‘09

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Travis J Northup ’11 

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EPSILON KAPPA Rutgers ....................................

EPSILON XI Pace University .....................................

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EPSILON OMICRON Frostburg State .....................................

Gregory G Hughes ‘96

Steven F Moore ‘99  Thomas B Howell IV ‘01 Evan J Lerer ‘98 

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Nicholas M DiMasi ‘01 David M Goedhart ‘05 John O Resurreccion ‘02 Bryan P Wage ‘03

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Christopher D Dalton ‘94

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ZETA DELTA Charleston ....................................

Matthew E Bauer ‘12 

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ZETA EPSILON Lynchburg ....................................

Matthew P Anderson ‘14 

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Cliff D Unger ‘98 

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EPSILON NU Clemson ....................................

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EPSILON SIGMA Chapman .....................................

EPSILON MU UNC-Pembroke ....................................

James C Arquitt ‘12  Sean Bagwell ‘93

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Adam D Goetz ‘95

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Phriends of Phi Tau Phriends of Phi Tau are any non-member supporters of Phi Kappa Tau. This group includes greek life professionals, spouses, university staff/ faculty, university administrators, fraternity/sorority staff members and community members. It is encouraging that many feel you don’t need to be a Phi Kappa Tau member to believe in and support the mission of Phi Kappa Tau. PHRIENDS OF PHI TAU DONOR LIST The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is honored by the outstanding generosity of Phriends of Phi Tau (individuals and companies). During 2013, 65 Phriends of Phi Tau made gifts to the Foundation totaling $21,655.

Akron Community Foundation Apple Foundation Childrens Heart Foundation Davatzes Family Foundation Inc Friends of Eta Chapter GE Foundation Old Dominion Box Company Foundation Inc Elliott Schewel The Enterline Foundation The Hoag Family Charitable Trust Abbott Laboratories Lisa A Adams Magbic Aleman AXA Foundation Lane K S Baldwin Isaiah P Beasley Susan Birrell EPECO-Foundation Mary Ernst Friends of Jay McCann Jan Gardner Shaina Geltman

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Genworth Foundation Aaron M Goodpaster Joan Griffin Judy Harris J & C Jimenez Charitable Fund Andrew Kachilla Kappa Alpha Order Debra & Jon Katz Allen R Kennedy Margaret Kirsch Jeremy Levine Macy’s Foundation Kathelene McCarty Smith Julia R McMurray Mr & Mrs Meyer Jeffrey Michaels Microsoft Matching Gifts Program The Minneapolis Foundation Monsanto Fund Cynthia L Morgan Antoinette C Murphy Nationwide United Way Campaign

Dolores J Nelson Ground Floor Promotions Inc Peter Rafferty Pacific Asset Realty Inc Sarah Rochford Teresa M Shaffer Rebecca Shier Viebrock Catherine Sohor Patricia Stevens Marc Stine Community Foundation of Louisville Depository Inc Episcopal Diocese, Central Gulf Coast Angie Van Winkle Ann Ver Hague Dink Warren Lucy Wheeler Larry Stanton Wiese Willis North America Inc Wm Wrigley Jr Company Foundation

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Honor and Memorial Gifts The following donors made gifts to the Foundation throughout 2013 to recognize a member or friend who has touched their lives. Gifts in honor or in memory of a brother or friend are special tributes to the bond of brotherhood.

Lisa Adams IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ’89

Adam D Goetz, Clemson ‘95 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89

Jared Dustin Brown, Georgetown ‘05 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ’89

Gregory D Hollen, Maryland ‘75 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89

Michael J Cerulo, Rider ‘04 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ’89

W Tim Hudson, Truman State ‘97 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89

Robert J Chiles, Louisville ‘79 IN HONOR OF William F Brasch, Louisville ‘71

William D Jenkins, Bowling Green ‘57 IN HONOR OF W Tim Hudson, Truman State ‘97 Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ‘06

Stephen P Crane, Muhlenberg ‘74 IN HONOR OF Mitchell G Possinger, Muhlenberg ‘74 EPECO - Foundation IN HONOR OF John R Grosh, Ohio ‘84 Will Stratton Fisher III, Miami ‘80 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89

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Kappa Alpha Order IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Rick A Keltner, Sacramento State ‘76 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Christopher A Macak, Florida State ‘03

Alex R Koehler, Mount Union ‘07 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Mr & Mrs James Jeffries, Mount Union ‘07 Allen James Meyer, Mount Union ‘09 Mr & Mrs Ryan P Shannon, Mount Union ‘06 James J Lewis, Central Michigan ‘04 IN HONOR OF Daniel M Dauer, Old Dominion ‘67 Brad B Miller, Old Dominion ‘69 Robert B Nixon, Old Dominion ‘07 Adam J Samson, Old Dominion 07 Michael J Lukins, Washington ‘08 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Willam C Macak, Florida State ‘73 IN HONOR OF Carl E Mundy, Auburn ‘55 Julia McMurray IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89

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Cindy Morgan IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Todd E Napier, Evansville ‘83 IN HONOR OF Anthony J Aerni, Ohio ‘11 Jared Dustin Brown, Georgetown ‘05 Luke E Glenn, Old Dominion ‘12

Mark A Scher, Rider ‘85 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Brandon M Scher, Rider ‘12 Dylan Scher Allyn R Shaw, Michigan State ‘85 IN HONOR OF Sarah Rochford

Richard G Neptune, Baldwin Wallace ‘69 IN HONOR OF Alpha Omega Chapter

Rebecca Shier Viebrock IN HONOR OF Tec E Childers, Cal State-Chico ‘84

Rob Reese, Kent State ‘87 IN HONOR OF Garrath K Blucker, Kent State ‘87 David Britt, Kent State ‘87 Raymond A Conley, Kent State ‘87 F Dike Dawson, Mount Union ‘88 M Jason Farella, Rider ‘90 John M Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘60 C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Jim K Heilmeier, Kent State ‘49 Gary R Helm, St Cloud ‘91 Dale S Holland, Kent State ‘87 W Tim Hudson, Truman State ‘97 William D Jenkins ,Bowling Green ‘57 Scott M Malkus, Kent State ‘87 Matthew J Manolio, Kent State ‘87 Michael C Martuccio, Kent State ‘87 Mark Matusick, Kent State ‘87 Lewis A Myers, Kent State ‘87 Scot E Orloff,Kent State ‘87 Jason B Ralph, New Mexico State ‘91 Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ‘06

Jacquelyn Stuart IN HONOR OF Neal Tucker Stuart, Auburn ‘02 Shepard J Stuart, Auburn ‘02

Sarah Rochford IN HONOR OF J Scott Brown, Tennessee ‘88 Ray A Carlos, Cal State-Fullerton ‘01 Andrew R Fruth, Southern Illinois ‘08 Leslie A Fugate, Centre ‘99 Wesley R Fugate, Centre ‘99 C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Allyn R Shaw, Michigan State ‘85 Don M Stansberry, Ohio ‘87 Jeffery R Steller, Kentucky ‘06

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Angie Van Winkle IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ‘06 IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Larry S Wiese IN HONOR OF C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Willis North America Inc IN HONOR OF Stephan M Nelson, Southern Mississippi ‘73 J Cole Yearwood, Oklahoma State ‘09 IN HONOR OF Lane Baldwin Stacey Castle C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Julia McMurray John H Sayers, Bethany ‘78 David J Sutton, Oklahoma State ‘89 Angie Van Winkle Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ‘06

MEMORIAL GIFTS: Ray Clarke, Bowling Green ‘51 Brett Scott William D Jenkins, Bowling Green ‘57 L Edward Kime, Bowling Green ‘57 Todd Kime Carol Wilson Anthony L Corlew, Tennessee ‘97 Jordan R Marshall, Tennesse ‘01 Robert H Duey, UC Berkeley ‘58 Alan J Airoldi, UC Berkeley ‘57 Jon T Gardner, Indiana ‘50 Jan Gardner Roger W Gilbert, UC Berkeley ‘50 David Warren Larry Stanton Wiese Wilson R Hardleben, Michigan ‘36 Ann Ver Hague Jay McCann, Spring Hill ‘74 Friends of Jay McCann Matthew P Ryan, Spring Hill ‘78 Linda Mundy Bill Macak, Florida State ‘73 Edwin V Murphy, Bethany ‘49 Antoinette C Murphy John L Nelson, Akron ‘46 Dolores J Nelson Gene Stewart, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘56 Dean B Stewart, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘56 Francis E Stewart, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘56

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Parent Society Each year, Phi Kappa Tau parents not only support their sons’ chapters at the local level, but they also support their sons’ development through generous gifts to the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.

The Parents Society is an opportunity for members’ parents to play a lead role in sustaining the future of their sons’ Fraternity. It is at the absolute core of the Fraternity to engage the parents of members and encourage dialogue regarding the Fraternity.

PARENTS SOCIETY DONOR LIST The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is honored by the outstanding generosity of members’ parents. During 2013, 45 parents made gifts to the Foundation totaling $2,667.

David Callahan Patricia & Steven Cantrell Barry & Randi Carr Jay & Margot Chafetz John Dashner Randall & Lisa Dunn Michael Ehmke Clyde & Ann Grover John N Hammond David Hess Delvin & Betsey Hines Russell & Elaine Hoernis Jeff Hynek Kevin & Carol Jackson Margie Kaplan Marlene Knight

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Anita M Kochis Douglas R Levy Cary & Donna Likes James & Melinda McCann Glenn & Robin Mofatt Beverly Mosley Ralph Noback David & Ann Speyer David Stewart Jacquelyn L Stuart Stephen & Julia Swan John Tartaglia Dave & Gina Tuttle Richard W Verburg Leonard D Whatley

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Leaving a Legacy Charles M Shaw (1926 - 2012) Charles M Shaw, UC Berkeley ’49, entered Chapter Eternal on August 12, 2012. Shaw is a man who many brothers did not have the fortune of knowing while alive, but he is one who many will never forget in his death.

Shaw was a loyal donor to the Foundation for decades, a tradition he continued beyond his living days. With this transformative gift, his legacy of dedication is forever solidified.

The details of his life are not well publicized, but what is known is truly remarkable. His life embodied a commitment to the responsibilities and values outlined in the creed of Phi Kappa Tau. It was while growing up in Southern California that a passion for geology and a mineral collection began. He followed that passion to college, but put his aspirations on hold to answer the call of duty and serve his country.

In 1944, he enlisted in the US Navy during World War II. Following his time in the service, he attended UC Berkeley, where he was initiated into Nu chapter and earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry.

Not yet done with academia, he joined the university’s Department of Geology and Geophysics to pursue a doctoral degree. During this time he received a Fulbright Fellowship at the University of Oslo in Norway. He defended his doctorial thesis in 1956, which was, “An investigation of some chemical reactions involved in the genesis of metamorphic rocks.”

Shaw went on to have a long career as a consulting geologist in the western United States and New Zealand. It is said he continued to collect minerals, especially ore specimens from unusual locales.

His passions and loyalties are clearly evidenced through the benefactors in his will. In addition to the Foundation, he named his alma mater, The Nature Conservancy, Save the Redwoods and the Audubon Society.

It is fitting that his last wishes help fulfill one of his earliest commitments. Through his generosity, the Foundation has established the Charles M Shaw Endowment Fund to be used for initiatives with the greatest need. Ten academic scholarships in 2014 will be awarded because of the fund.

A veteran, a scholar, a philanthropist and of course, a Phi Tau. Charles M Shaw will be missed.

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HERITAGE SOCIETY The Heritage Society was established to honor and recognize the Fraternity’s alumni and phriends who have made provisions for future generations of students through will bequests, life insurance, trusts and other planned gifts.

The plus sign (+) represents those Phi Kappa Tau brothers who have entered Chapter Eternal. Their legacy continues to live on through their gift to the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.

Alpha - Miami Charles T Ball ‘82 Calvin W Klumb ‘58

Upsilon - Nebraska Wesleyan Thomas C Cunningham ‘60 + John M Green ‘60

Beta - Ohio John D Good ‘47 + Roger D Humphrey ‘34 + James C McAtee 65

Chi - North Carolina State Daniel J Houck Jr ‘97

Gamma - Ohio State Norman W Brown ‘50 Melvin Dettra ‘45 + Lawrence L Fisher ‘60 James S Hamilton ‘63 Dan L Huffer ‘57

Psi - Colorado William W Bateman ‘70 + Lewis M Culver ‘24 + J Kenneth Loewen Jr ‘80 Lewis A Waddington ‘36 + Omega - Wisconsin-Madison Paul A Elfers ‘24 +

Delta - Centre Ewing T Boles ‘14 +

Alpha Alpha - Michigan State Ross E Roeder ‘58

Epsilon - Mount Union Thomas W Young ‘34 +

Alpha Gamma - Delaware David C Cathcart ‘24 +

Zeta - Illinois William S Budd ‘31 + Donald A Henry Jr ‘35 +

Alpha Eta - Florida John F Cosgrove ‘68 + William R Goacher ‘58 Jeffrey C Karpiak ‘69 Thomas L Tatham ‘31 + George H Wenzel Jr ‘40 +

Theta - Transylvania Benjamin F Nelson ‘78 C M Britt ‘35 + Iota - Coe Thomas F Hazelton ‘75 John F Mankopf ‘65 Paul E Raymond ‘23 + Kappa - Kentucky William O Boles ‘49 + John T Muncey ‘37 + Nu - UC Berkeley Stephen Brothers ‘66 Charles M Shaw ‘49 + Xi - Franklin & Marshall Randolph L Smallwood Jr ‘53 + Omicron - Penn State David C F Lapinski ‘74 Robert G Kaiser II ‘74 Roscoe E Blyler ‘41 + Pi - Southern California Robert E Kennedy ‘47 Roland Maxwell ‘22 +

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Alpha Lambda - Auburn Rhett D Bentley ‘74 Alpha Nu - Iowa State Robert G Bartheld ‘49 Alpha Sigma - Colorado State Elmer C Hunter ‘40 Alpha Tau - Cornell Donald E Snyder Sr ‘49 Alpha Phi - Akron Robert Leatherman ‘60 G Gary Nixon ‘ 61 Alpha Chi - Mississippi State Anthony C Marucci Jr ‘89 Alpha Omega Baldwin Wallace Michael D Dovilla ‘94 Beta Alpha - Texas-Austin C Howard Pieper ‘48 + Victor R Williams ‘51 +

Beta Beta - Louisville Lee H Turk ‘66 Beta Iota - Florida State Robert P Cook ‘81 Beta Lambda - Indiana Richard Wilson ‘81 Beta Mu - Kent State Gerald E Feezel ‘ 49 Jason James Reckard ‘87 Beta Omicron - Maryland Gregory D Hollen ‘75 Timothy O Simon ‘76 Beta Tau - Bowling Green Ray Clarke ‘51 + Gary H Fernwood ‘52 F Fredrick Fether ‘51 William D Jenkins ‘57 Tom M McCleave ‘50 Paul G Mook ‘50 + Beta Upsilon – Hobart Alan W Dunn ‘78 +

Gamma Iota Sacrameto-State David M Paganucci ‘69 Rick A. Keltner ‘76 Gamma Lambda Central Michigan James J Lewis ‘04 Jeffrey L Rivard ‘65 John R Sabol ‘94 Gamma Mu - Bradley Christopher W Hornbrook ‘80 + Gamma Nu - RIT Gary Proud ‘66 Gamma Omicron Cal State-Fullerton Alfred V Fong ‘ 67 Gamma Tau - Old Dominion Jon F Hays ‘07 Gamma Upsilon - Spring Hill Joseph J McCann Jr ‘74+

Delta Lambda - Muskingum C Steven Hartman ‘89 Delta Nu - Wright State Kenneth Jordan ‘74 Delta Rho - Eastern Kentucky Joshua J Bleidt ‘96 Delta Sigma - Webber Jay B Davis ‘82 S Philip Ford ‘81 Delta Tau - Cal Poly-Pomona Daniel R Garcia ‘97 Delta Phi – Arkansas Kent Robert Bailey ‘89 Epsilon Beta West Virginia Tech Derick Meadows ‘90 Epsilon Gamma College of New Jersey Jeffrey D Lewis ‘97

Beta Psi-Cal State Long Beach Eldon C Baber ‘79 Kees P Woudenberg ‘01

Delta Beta - Evansville K Steve Lilly ‘80 Todd E Napier ‘83 Matthew Parker ‘93 Kent Parr ‘76

Epsilon Eta - Oswego State Jeffrey Glen Lawton ‘90 +

Gamma Alpha Michigan Tech Victor F Hudy ‘84

Delta Gamma - Ole Miss F H Green ‘66 Randy R Nichols ‘72

Epsilon Lambda - Longwood Darrell A Wells ‘94 Arthur Wilson IV ‘94

Gamma Gamma - St. John’s John M Alvenus ‘ 89

Delta Theta - Georgetown Michael R Ecton ‘00 Joseph R Raymond Jr ‘98

Epsilon Nu - Clemson Adam D Goetz ‘95

Gamma Eta - East Carolina David Ozag ‘05 +

Delta Kappa - Tennessee Brent R Seelmeyer ‘94

Epilon Kappa – Rutgers Steven I Lerer ‘02

Zeta Alpha - Belmont Michael D Lummus ‘06

How to Include Phi Kappa Tau in Your Estate Plans

Phi Tau brothers from all walks of life, with estates ranging from modest to complex, have

shared a common bond through the years: their abiding interest in assuring their Fraternity’s lasting fiscal strength. Through their determination to act on that interest, they establish a legacy of support, most commonly by including a charitable bequest in their will or other estate planning document.

A bequest to Phi Kappa Tau may be made through a will or living trust in the form of cash, securities, real estate or other property. You should specify that the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is to receive a certain amount or percentage of your estate or particular assets, or the remainder of your estate after providing for heirs. Please contact us if we can assist you and your attorney or financial advisor in establishing a bequest for the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation. To learn more, visit: www.phikappatau.org/plannedgiving 2013 THE TORCH

Ewing T Boles Society “No matter how much I do for Phi Kappa Tau, I can never repay it for all it has done for me.”

— Ewing T Boles, Centre ‘14 Ewing T Boles, Centre ’14, envisioned Phi Kappa Tau’s future as a strong, vibrant fraternity that offered the very best in leadership opportunities for young men. He established the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation in 1945 and created a vehicle for alumni to make charitable gifts to ensure support for programming would always be available.

In 1983, Boles was named an honorary founding father of the Fraternity, and that same year he helped pioneer Phi Kappa Tau’s $3 million campaign with his personal donation of $1 million. His gift was the single largest gift to a fraternity at that time. Because of his generosity, he was awarded the NorthAmerican Interfratenrity Conference Gold Medal of Distinction and the Phi Kappa Tau Executive Offices Building in Oxford, Ohio is named in his honor.

Membership in the Ewing T Boles Society is awarded to donors who contribute $1,000 or more annually.

The Ewing T Boles Society includes four leadership levels, which honor donors who give leadership gifts to the Foundation.

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2013 EWING T BOLES SOCIETY CHAIRMAN’S LEVEL Childrens Heart Foundation S Cordell Dombrowski, Ole Miss ‘68 David A Ruckman, Ohio State ‘62  Charles M Shaw, UC Berkeley ‘49  LAUREL WREATH LEVEL Ralph E Campbell, Cincinnati ‘67 Steve W Chaddick, Georgia Tech ‘70  Charles T Howard, Georgia Tech ‘73 Richard R Otto, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘67 John E Sampson, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘60 Scott G Stewart, Nebraska Kearney ‘69  RED CARNATION LEVEL James B Bacon, Michigan Tech ‘59 Charles R Emrick Jr, Ohio ‘48 John C Farnandez, Delaware ‘53 John M Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘60  James S Hamilton, Ohio State ‘63  Gregory M Heilmeier, Bethany ‘86  Gregory D Hollen, Maryland ‘75  Thomas A Jeswald, Ohio ‘63  James J Lewis, Central Michigan ‘04 Mark Matusick, Kent State ‘87 Sean J McManus, East Carolina ‘97  Richard F Michael, Michigan Tech ‘70  Stephan M Nelson, Southern Mississippi ‘73  Jeffrey L Rivard, Central Michigan ‘65  Daniel J Simonetti, Kansas State ‘87 SOCIETY LEVEL Apple Foundation Raymond A Bichimer, Ohio State ‘53  William F Brasch, Louisville ‘67  William G Braund, Westminster ‘54  Norman W Brown, Ohio State ‘50  Francis H Buhler, Miami ‘47 Timothy J Cherotti, Kent State ‘05 J Ray Cox Jr, North Carolina State ‘89 John H Cuturilo, North Carolina State ‘73 Daniel M Dauer, Old Dominion ‘67 Nickolas Davatzes, St John’s ‘60 Christopher Davenport, East Central Oklahoma ‘93 John E Donaldson, Ohio ‘49 Michael D Dovilla, Baldwin Wallace ‘94  Will Stratton Fisher III, Miami ‘80  J Thomas Freeman Jr, Florida ‘84 Michael L French, Kent State ‘88 Wesley R Fugate, Centre ‘99 Michael T Gabhart, Georgetown ‘95 John C Gray, Oklahoma State ‘04 Joseph H Grimes, Kansas State ‘59 Lance B Hall, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘67 Robert F Hamilton, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘57

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Brian T Hardy, Westminster ‘93  C Steven Hartman, Muskingum ‘89 Jim K Heilmeier, Kent State ‘49  Bruce C Hoag, Bradley ‘65 Dale Holland, Kent State ‘87 W Tim Hudson, Truman State ‘97  Grant M Johnson, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘04 John A Johnson, Mississippi State ‘64 Larry E Jones, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘70 John L Kaczynski, Central Michigan ‘04 Rick A Keltner, Sacramento State ‘76  Roy O King Jr, New Mexico State ‘73 Garry A Klingbergs, Cleveland State ‘82 David C F Lapinski, Penn State ‘74 James F Lavelle Jr, Case Western ‘61 Charles L Leemon III, Ole Miss ‘69 J Kenneth Loewen Jr, Colorado ‘80 Warren K Mattox, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘69 Franklin H Mills, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘52 Steven F Moore, Rutgers ‘99 Todd E Napier, Evansville ‘83 Hugh P Nicholson, Auburn ‘51 Joshua M O’Brien, Cincinnati ‘97 Timothy R O’Neill, Nebraska Kearney ‘75 Eugene W Peck Jr, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘59 Todd William Peterson, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘89 Donald James Phillips II, Texas-Austin ‘82  Robert E Plumleigh, Southern California ’47 Edward M Rauen, Cincinnati ‘98 Rob Reese, Kent State ‘87 Ross E Roeder, Michigan Sate ‘58  Larry P Sabourin, Michigan Tech ‘60 Adam J Samson, Old Dominion ‘07 Stanley L Schell, Oklahoma State ‘02 Martin Schendel, Michigan Tech ‘81 Elliott Schewel Thomas C Skena, Bethany ‘81  Gary C Smith, Cornell ‘60 Timothy F Smith, Bowling Green ‘62 Raymond Joseph Tibbles, Michigan Tech ‘79 Cliff D Unger, Arizona ‘98  Tyler C Wash, Georgetown ‘06  W Byars Wells, Transylvania ‘98

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Foundation Trustee Distinguished Trustee National Councilor Chapter Eternal

Chairman’s Level The Chairman’s Level is awarded to donors who contribute $10,000 or more annually.

Laurel Wreath Level The Laurel Wreath Level is awarded to donors who contribute $5,000 or more annually.

GOLD LEVEL Ian M Andrews, Mount Union ‘01 Jeff T Baird, Muhlenburg ‘01 Steven E Binzel, Case Western ‘08 Brian H Browne, Case Western ‘06 Thomas J Butler, Bryant ‘10 Andrew M Cartwright, Old Dominion ‘07 John T Drew, Auburn ‘01 Martin L Dunning, Kentucky ‘07 Sean R Elliott, Cal Poly-Pomona ‘05 Rhett A Finch, Georgia Tech ‘00 Philip Frandina, RIT ‘08 Jon F Hays, Old Dominion ‘07 Jamison R Heard, Evansville ‘12 Tristan L Hilpert, Cal State-Fullerton ‘03 Grant M Johnson, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘04 Brad R Joutras, Purdue ‘00 John L Kaczynski, Central Michigan ‘04 Stephen M Kiene, Kentucky ‘04 Paul Kitsoulis, Maryland ‘10 Alex R Koehler, Mount Union ‘07 Nicholas J Krolikowski, Akron ‘06 Jordan M Loeb, Indiana ‘06 Michael D Lummus, Belmont ‘06 Dallas T Maag, Washington ‘06 Christopher A Macak, Florida State ‘03 Jonathon C Macak, Florida State ‘07 Kevin J Martin, Washington State ‘07 Steven F Moore, Rutgers ‘99 David J Morganti, Miami ‘00 Jacob C Neal, Georgia Tech ‘97 John O Resurreccion, Chapman ‘02 Jasa T Rhone, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘02 Jeffrey H Rupright, Belmont ‘06 Vincente P Sandy, Ohio ‘02 Stanley L Schell, Oklahoma State ‘02 Ben Schilling, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘12 Jeffrey R Steller, Kentucky ‘06 Erik R Thomas, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘02 Fredelito Yvan M Tugas, Old Dominion ‘11 Tyler T Vienot, Saginaw Valley State ‘09 J Cole Yearwood, Oklahoma State ‘09 Nicholas F Zappitelli, Florida State ‘03 Fisnik Zumberi, Southern Illinois ‘08 Red Carnation Level The Red Carnation Level is awarded to donors who contribute $2,500 or more annually.

Society Level The Society Level is awarded to donors who contribute $1,000 or more annually.

GOLD Level GOLD level is awarded to graduates of last decade (2003-13) donors who contribute $100 multiplied by the number of years since graduation.

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PHI KAPPA TAU FOUNDATION Ewing T Boles Executive Offices 5221 Morning Sun Road Oxford Ohio 45056

Guide to Giving ONLINE An online gift is a quick and secure way to make a contribution to the Foundation. By visiting www.phikappatau.org/givenow, you can make a one-time gift or establish a recurring gift in monthly quarterly or yearly installments. The Foundation accepts American Express, Discover, MasterCard and VISA.

CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS Many companies match their employee’s personal charitable contributions. Ask your employer if your company participates in a matching gift program and make the Foundation your non-profit of choice.

MAIL You can mail a check or credit card gift to the Foundation. Send all correspondence to: Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Ewing T Boles Executive Offices 5221 Morning Sun Road Oxford, Ohio 45056

PLANNED GIFTS The Foundation will work with you and your estate planner in designing a planned gift that meets your short-and long-term financial goals. Planned gifts include, but are not limited, to cash bonds, stock securities, personal property, retirement plan assets, and insurance policies.

APPRECIATED STOCK/SECURITIES Multiple benefits are realized when using appreciated stock/securities as a means for making a gift to the Foundation.

ENDOWMENTS AND NAMED GIFT OPPORTUNITIES You may establish a special named endowment fund or other gift naming opportunity to ensure your generosity makes an impact in perpetuity.

AUTOMATIC FUND TRANSFERS Regular automatic monthly bank or credit card drafts make giving to the Foundation more convenient to meet your philanthropic goals.

CONTACT US For more information or assistance please contact a member of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation staff at (800) PKT-1906.