The Laurel Winter 2021

OF PHI KAPPA TAU | VOL. 107 ISSUE 111 | DECEMBER 2021

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FOUNDATION WELCOMES NEW TRUSTEES

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

SERIOUS INITIATIVES

As a donor, your generosity is the source of our enduring success and growth. Because of you, we are able to provide scholarships, educational programs, grow chapters, and welcome new Brothers into our Fraternity.

The past year has challenged us, but now we look to the future with optimism and enthusiasm. Phi Kappa Tau is well positioned to continue our mission of turning men of character into Men of Distinction.

good and loyal citizen. I shall try always to discharge the obligation to others which arises from the fact that I am a fraternity man.

Phi Kappa Tau, by admitting me to membership, has conferred upon me a mark of distinction in which I take just pride. I believe in the spirit of brotherhood for which it stands. I shall strive to attain its ideals, and by so doing to bring to it honor and credit. I shall be loyal to my college and my chapter and shall keep strong my ties to them that I may ever retain the spirit of youth. I shall be a good and loyal citizen. I shall try always to discharge the obligation to others which arises from the fact that I am a fraternity man.

Phi Kappa Tau, by admitting me to membership, has conferred upon me a mark of distinction in which I take just pride. I believe in the spirit of brotherhood for which it stands. I shall strive to attain its ideals, and by so doing to bring to it honor and credit. I shall be loyal to my college and my chapter and shall keep strong my ties to them that I may ever retain the spirit of youth. I shall be a good and loyal citizen. I shall try always to discharge the obligation to others which arises from the fact that I am a fraternity man.

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BOLES SOCIETY Valued contributors to the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.

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FEATURES 4 A WORD FROM THE FOUNDATION Hear from our Foundation leaders. Director of Philanthropy Charlie Ball, Miami ’82, and Chairman of the Foundation Buzz Green, Ole Miss ’66, share their thoughts on our year of giving and the legacy of the Foundation.

7 NEW FOUNDATION TRUSTEES Get to know our four new Foundation Trustees. The new Trustees assumed their roles last summer.

10 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Find your name on our 2020-2021 list of donors!

DEPARTMENTS

4 | A Word from the Foundation 6 | Expanding Our Mission 21 | By the Numbers 24 | Chapter Eternal 26 | From the CEO

18 “SERIOUS INITIATIVES” Mike Rosser, Colorado ’66, is the first National SeriousFun Advisor – a new role dedicated to growing our relationship with SeriousFun. Read about Rosser’s initiatives and his passion for the camp.

On the cover: Brothers at Gamma Mu, Bradley University (1970)

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A WORD FROM THE FOUNDATION

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THE LAUREL IS INTENDED TO START A CONVERSATION with brothers and friends.

Content is carefully selected to engage and excite our readers. It is our hope that stories you read start a conversation with those in your life. Any comments are appreciated. You can submit your feedback— positive or negative, we want it all—to phikapptau.org/laurel. ~

SIDELIGHTS Phi Kappa Tau has launched a new monthly newsletter, Sidelights.

Releasing on the 15th of each month, Sidelights is a compilation of stories and updates for Phi Kappa Tau alumni and undergraduates to gain some insight into the ongoings to the Fraternity and Foundation.

If you are not receiving Sidelights and would like to sign up, visit phikappatau.org/sidelights to be added to the mailing list.

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THE FOUNDATION

TO MY BROTHERS IN PHI KAPPA TAU

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he Phi Kappa Tau Foundation, through its Trustees and volunteer committee members, extend to you our appreciation and thanks to our Brothers who have reached out to give time, talents, and fortune to the fraternity.

At the start of the new fiscal year, we began to approach different ways that the Foundation can help support the Brotherhood and the National Fraternity. It is important to recognize our mission to champion a lifelong commitment to brotherhood, learning, ethical leadership and exemplary character.

In order to reach the goals of this mission, it takes our members, both undergraduate and alumni, to recognize that the fraternity experience reaches beyond just those years on campus. Your fraternity experience as an undergraduate has provided you with lifelong friendships that will endure through hard times and transgression, as Brothers are always there to help and protect you. The Foundation and the Fraternity wish to make and investment in the enhancement of the ritual to further develop the lifelong commitment to brotherhood. Your contributions to the Foundation will provide aid in developing a program that delivers emphasis to this lifelong brotherhood.

The Foundation is in the process of developing plans to assist your chapter with local scholarship programs using the Foundation as a processor of the donations under our IRS exemption for tax purposes. It is also intended that chapters with chapter houses could help fund the facility through residential scholarships to the undergraduate members with the proceeds of the scholarship being paid to the

chapter’s house corporation; the chapters that do not have housing are able to develop a scholarship endowment. Please think about how you can support your chapter and the fraternity.

The Foundation is involved in sponsoring significant educational programming for the development of leadership and character of our young men. These programs help create the future leaders of business, government, educational institutions, and all walks of life in the world. It is the values of Phi Kappa Tau that made us who we are today. Brother, you owe it to yourself to help sustain the Star of Phi Kappa Tau by contributing to the fraternity that helped to develop the person you are today.

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation will be reaching out to you to participate in various forms throughout the coming year. We ask that you respond affirmatively for the continuance of the positive experiences that you have received and continue to benefit young Brothers on our college campuses. We can become even greater tomorrow when we as individuals recognize that the power of our organization as it can be magnified by our collective responsibility to our Mission. It is time to pay forward for the experience that you have derived by being a member of The Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity.

In Phi and fraternally,

F. HARRISON “BUZZ” GREEN CHAIRMAN, PHI KAPPA TAU FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES, OLE MISS ’66

A WORD FROM THE FOUNDATION

CHARLIE BALL, MIAMI ’82

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n my desk at the Executive Offices is a photo of one of my Phi Tau heroes, Jack Anson, Colgate ’47. Jack was not only one of Phi Tau’s greatest leaders, but he was also one of the most notable leaders of the American college fraternity movement and was known for many years as “Mr. Fraternity.”

I’ll never forget the day more than 30 years ago when he was elected by unanimous acclamation as National Vice President of the Fraternity.

Accepting the position, he said that his election was an enormous honor, “second only to being initiated into Alpha Upsilon Chapter.”

I think we all share that sentiment that our first loyalty is to our own chapter, where we developed the friendships that have lasted throughout or lives and taught us the fundamental skills of how to get things accomplished with diverse groups of people.

That’s why, more and more, alumni are using the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation to support their home chapters and their members. And there are so many ways to support a chapter through the Foundation.

More than ever before, the Foundation is helping alumni support the significant educational aspects of chapter housing. Major campaigns are now underway at Alpha Chi Chapter at Mississippi State and Kappa Chapter at Kentucky to strengthen the long-term viability of these chapters with outstanding facilities competitive with the best on their campuses.

The challenges of the recent pandemic have been an impetus for alumni from several of our chapters to support undergraduates struggling to maintain chapter operations in the wake of unusual restrictions.

Loyal alumni from Ohio State, Belmont, Chapman, Oklahoma State, and many others have stepped up to provide direct scholarship support to undergraduate students with more than 100 scholarships, many of them brand new.

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Lilly Steger COPY EDITOR Logan Lukacs, Baldwin Wallace ’10

A growing list of chapters have stepped up to create permanently endowed Cornerstone Funds which provide direct educational support to chapters year after year, reducing the amount chapters must pay on their own to send members to the outstanding Phi Tau leadership programs throughout the year. But many of our chapters still do not have fully funded Cornerstone Funds and we welcome the opportunity to work with alumni from any chapter to develop a plan to fund one.

There’s no better way to put the words of our Creed to “keep strong” those ties to “ever retain the spirit of youth” into action than to make a gift to the Foundation in support of your chapter. It’s as easy as clicking on our giving portal at phikappatau.org/give and selecting your chapter from the chapter giving options. And we welcome conversations about all the ways you can provide a lasting legacy to your chapter. We’re ready to help.

CONTRIBUTORS Buzz Green, Ole Miss ’66 Charlie Ball, Miami ’82 Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97

UPCOMING EDITIONS Phi Kappa Tau publishes The Laurel three times a year. Each edition focuses on an aspect of the Phi Kappa Tau experience.The next issue will be released in Spring 2022.

ADDRESS CHANGES Visit phikappatau.org/address to update your current mailing information.

LAUREL ARCHIVES Past Laurel publications can be found online at phikappatau.org/laurel. Individuals can browse and view all past editions that are available.

Brother Always,

Charlie Ball, Miami ’82 Foundation Director cball@phikappatau.org

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EXPANDING OUR MISSION

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ALPHA Miami

CHARTERINGS Congratulations to the following groups on their recent charters.

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ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER Delaware

APPROVED CHARTERS

OMICRON Pennsylvania State University Chartered May 6, 2021 PI University of Southern California Chartered May 15, 2021 ALPHA GAMMA University of Delaware Chartered October 23, 2021

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DELTA RHO Eastern Kentucky University Chartered October 16, 2021

ZETA MU Appalachian State University

Phi Kappa Tau will be returning to the following campuses.

If you know a young man attending school at one of these universities, please recommend him to Phi Kappa Tau by visiting phikappatau.org/join.

UPCOMING EXPANSIONS

ALPHA Miami University

PKT NEWS

PHI KAPPA TAU FOUNDATION WELCOMES FOUR NEW TRUSTEES

MICHAEL R. BICHIMER, MIAMI ’81

ADAM GOETZ, CLEMSON ’95

JOHN “JACK” ALVENUS, ST. JOHN’S ’89

DOUGLAS C. ADAMS, MIAMI ’81

Michael Bichimer is a CPA and longtime Vice President of Finance at Ohio Health. Now retired, Michael was with Ohio Health for twenty years.

As an alumnus, he’s served on the Board of Governors for Gamma chapter.

He lives in Chicago.

Adam Goetz has served as Financial Advisor at Mass Mutual for nearly twenty years. Prior to beginning his financial career, he worked as Director of Chapter Services at Phi Tau. As of 2020, Goetz is a Managing Partner at Burstin & Goetz.

He lives in Pittsburgh.

Jack Alvenus is a Senior Consultant at IQ Solutions, an Accenture Company.

An active alumnus, Jack has served as a Domain Director and long-time Convention Parliamentarian.

He lives in Detroit.

Doug Adams is the Senior Vice President of Corporate Banking at PNC Bank, a position he’s held for 13 years. Prior to PNC, Doug held positions at Huntington National Bank and U.S. Bank. Doug was a Leadership Consultant at Phi Tau for two years and has served as an Old Main Holdings volunteer.

He lives in Cincinnati.

These four men join the rest of the Foundation Trustee Board: Chairman Buzz Green, Ole Miss ’66, Vice Chairman Warren Mattox, Nebraska Wesleyan ’69, Secretary Cliff Unger, Arizona ’98, Treasurer Rob Reese, Kent State ’87, National President Dale Holland, Kent State ’87, National Vice President Barry Mask, Auburn ’78, CEO Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97, Jim Bacon, Michigan Tech ’59, Tim Collins, Transylvania ’78, Bill Fisher, Miami ’80, Wes Fugate, Centre ’99, Jeffrey Hilperts, Spring Hill ’96, Stephen Martino, Kansas ’91, Dick Michael, Michigan Tech ’70, David Ruckman, Ohio State ’62, and Gary Ryan, Ole Miss ’68.

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EWING T. BOLES SOCIETY

CHAIRMAN LEVEL ($10,000+) Jim Bacon, Michigan Tech ’59 Gary Edmondson, Georgia Tech ’71 John Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60+ Paul Ignatius, Southern California ’39 Darryl & Theresa Issacs Don Phillips, Texas ’82 Mike Rosser, Colorado Paul Ignatius State ’61 Allan Soderberg, Purdue ’49 Trust LAUREL WREATH LEVEL ($5,000+) Bill Christensen, Cal State-Fullerton ’68 Bob Dunn, Nebraska Wesleyan ’49 Dale Holland, Kent State ’87 Larry Kirk, Mississippi State ’68 David Rice III, Mississippi State ’72 Dick Michael, Michigan Tech ’70 Henry Tucker, Mississippi State ’68 John Johnson, Mississippi State ’64 Jon Hays, Old Dominion ’07 Malcolm Outlaw III, Mississippi State ’67 Roger Wright, Mississippi State ’75 Steve Chaddick, Georgia Tech ’70 Tim Norris Jr, Ohio ’92 Tom Farris, Mississippi State ’67

Ewing T. Boles, Centre ’14

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hange agents lead by example. Ewing T. Boles, Centre ’14, recognized that to capitalize on the full potential of Phi Kappa Tau, the Fraternity needed committed, selfless leaders willing to support its mission. Brother Boles’ legacy encouraged generations of Brothers to lead by example through their philanthropic commitment to Phi Kappa Tau. The Ewing T. Boles Society Recognizes brothers and friends who contribute $1,000 or more to the Foundation on an annual basis. The plus sign (+) represents brothers who have entered the Chapter Eternal.

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RED CARNATION LEVEL ($2,500+) Thomas Clayton Jr., Mississippi State ’85 Jamie Day, Ohio State ’89 Dan Diepenhorst, Texas State ’86 Alec Engelberg, Tennessee ’92 Bill Fisher, Miami ’80 Russ Ford, Kentucky ’89 Wes Fugate, Centre ’99 Buzz Green, Ole Miss ’66 Brian Hardy, Westminster ’93 Jason Huber, Kentucky ’96 Patrick Keal, Kentucky ’04 Roy King, New Mexico State ’73 Stephen Martino, Kansas ’91 Warren Mattox, Nebraska Wesleyan ’69

Rob Reese, Kent State ’87 David Ruckman, Ohio State ’62 Cliff Unger, Arizona ’98 Oliver Waggener, Mississippi State ’72 Alan Wilson, Mississippi State ’77 SOCIETY LEVEL ($1,000+) Anthony Acosta, Mississippi State ’71 Jack Alvenus, St. Johns ’89 Charlie Ball, Miami ’82 Rhett Bentley, Auburn ’74 Mike Bichimer, Miami ’81 Nancy Bichimer Jeff Booth, Mississippi State ’85 Bill Brasch, Louisville ’67 Norm Brown, Ohio State ’50 Gordon Burke Jr., Mississippi State ’78 R.R. Denny Clunk, Mount Union ’48+ Tim Collins, Transylvania ’78 Chuck Cooley, Miami ’55 Denny Clunk Trevor Cost, Miami ’00 Ray Cox Jr., North Carolina State ’89 Jerry Curington, Florida ’69 Robert Currie, Michigan ’56 Daniel Dauer, Old Dominion ’67 Chris Davenport, East Central OK ’93 Brent DeVore, Ohio ’61 Joseph Drake III, Mississippi State ’75 Steve Dunn, Colorado ’66 Larry Enterline, Case Western Reserve ’71 Richard Foote, Texas ’59 Tom Freeman Jr., Florida ’84 Michael French, Kent State ’88 Eric Friese, Auburn ’01 Mike Gabhart, Georgetown ’95 John Gray, Oklahoma State ’04 John Harkness Jr., Florida ’64 Rod Harl, UC Berkeley ’90 Roy Harris, Mississippi State ’62 Greg Heilmeier, Bethany ’86 Jeff Hilperts, Spring Hill ’96

William Hinton, Cincinnati ’62 Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97 Bill Jenkins, Bowling Green ’57 Bill Jenkins Tom Jeswald, Ohio ’63 Steven Jones, Bowling Green ’91 Larry Jones, Colorado State ’63 Gary Kalmes, Iowa State ’68 Sasha Kanevsky, Rutgers ’05 John Keagle, Michigan Tech ’60 Stephen Kiene, Kentucky ’04 Gary Klingbergs, Cleveland State ’82 Brian Kresin, Kansas ’86 Joseph Lambert, Mississippi State ’81 Dave Lapinski, Penn State ’74 Jim Lavelle Jr., Case Western Reserve ’61 Michael Lummus, Belmont ’06 Jason Lund, Washington State ’99 Thomas Majors III, Mississippi State ’78 Tom McWilliams Jr., Colorado ’66 Steve Moore, Rutgers ’99 Joshua O’Brien, Cincinnati ’97 Solon O’Neal Jr., Florida ’50 Leon Pape

Kenneth Parent, Lawrence ’65 O.B. Parrish, Lawrence ’52 Mark Peterson, Ohio ’75 Paul Pousson, Texas State ’86 Eddie Rauen, Cincinnati ’98 Estate of Bert Robins, Miami ’53 Merle Rogers, Cal State-Long Beach ’77 Gary Rose, Tennessee ’83 Dru Ruebush, New Mexico State ’88 Mack Ruffin III, North Carolina State ’54 John Sayers, Bethany ’78 Mark Scher, Rider ’85 Bill Schlichtemeier, Nebraska Wesleyan ’67 Jennie Wells Scruggs Bob Shackleton, Louisville ’55 Allyn Shaw, Michigan State ’85 Clifton Sikes, East Central OK ’66 Tim Smith, Bowling Green ’62 Carl Sproul, Central Michigan ‘99 John Starr Jr., Mississippi State ’77 Todd Stennis III, Mississippi State ’91 Scott Stewart, Nebraska-Kearney ’69 Gabe Uebel, Eastern Kentucky ’95 Dan Walrath, Nebraska Wesleyan ’72 Byars Wells, Transylvania ’98

Brothers of Gamma Rho chapter at Nebraska-Kearney (1970)

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HONOR ROLL

HONOR ROLL OF DONO HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

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he Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is proud to present the Honor Roll of Donors. This list recognizes everyone who made a gift between July 1st, 2020, and June 30th, 2021. Each donor’s lifetime giving level, starting with the Tau Link, is indicated with the number listed.

Members who made a gift in fiscal year 2021 are listed alphabetically by chapter. First-time donors are designated with a dot. Gifts from non-members are included in the Friends of Phi Tau section.

ALPHA – MIAMI Doug Adams, ’81 (3) Brad Armbruster, ’81 • David Ashby, ’58 (2) Charlie Ball, ’82 (4) Joseph Blanchard, ’77 (1) Chuck Cooley, ’55 (10) Trevor Cost, ’00 (1) Jeff Day, ’76 (1) Mitch Engel, ’71 (4) James Ertel, ’71 (1) Bill Fisher, ’80 (6) Joe Glass, ’54 (1) Sam Halter, ’58 Daniel Johnson, ’74 Stanton Jones, ’80 John Kramer, ’80 Donald Lease, ’50 Jason Luring, ’96 Bob Manning, ’74 (1) Kevin Martin, ’81 (1) David Morganti, ’00 David Mueller, ’69 Charles Mueller, ’65 Mark Pawlak, ’76 (1) Thomas Podwell, ’58 Cash Powell, ’50 (+) Dave Rinehart, ’64 Estate of Bert Robins, ’53 Joe Yacullo, ’79 •

Alpha Eta, Kansas State

BETA – OHIO Richard Borton, ’63 Tim Bowie, ’82 (1) Jack Brannen, ’69 Brian Breittholz, ’83 (1) David Budd, ’56 Gary Clark, ’57 (1) Larry Conrad, ’64 Brent DeVore, ’61 (5)

George Gamble, ’65 Delbert Hahn, ’57 Rick Harrison Jr., ’79 (1) Tom Jeswald, ’63 (8) Frank Kamenar, ’61 William Katholi, ’58 Jozsef Lajtai, ’88 Brian Lawrence, ’93 (1) Randall Murray, ’58 (2) Dan Nehring, ’95• Tim Norris, Jr., ’92 (6) Mark Peterson, ’75 (1) Joe Ruby, ’69 Terry Senich, ’58 Philip Skinner, ’71 Fred Wagner, ’57 Roger Zimmerman, ’64 GAMMA – OHIO STATE Robert Andrews, ’54 (2) Norm Brown, ’50 (12) Rea Buchanan, ’67 Jeff Cabot, ’67 Jamie Day, ’89 (5) Steve Dibert, ’82 Scott Fawcett, ’57 Donald Fender Jr., ’58 (1) Thomas Gideon, ’66 Jim Hamilton, ’63 (9) Dan Huffer, ’57 (1) Philip Jaeger, ’58 Bill Lawyer, ’63 Judson McIntire, ’69 Thomas Minnich, ’67 Mark Rucker, ’65 David Ruckman, ’62 (11) Steven Seger, ’91 • Alec Sewall, ’15 • Rodney Simon, ’86 • Floyd Singer, ’56

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Scot Smith, ’61 (1) Bob Strung, ’69 Tom Tibbitts, ’51 DELTA – CENTRE Tristan Conroy, ’12 Wes Fugate, ’99 (6) David Goff, ’65 Dexter Horne, ’13 • Charles Hughes, ’66 Kyle Young, ’05 EPSILON – MOUNT UNION Tom Alten, ’81 Ian Andrews, ’01 (1) R.R. Denny Clunk, ’48 (+) Roy Fischer, ’57 George Kellner, ’53 Alex Koehler, ’07 Brandon Lucas, ’14 Cody Rohaley, ’14 Dennis Warstler, ’68 ZETA – ILLINOIS Mike Cadell, ’90 Terry Crabbs, ’64 Pat Griffin, ’87 (1)

Stephen Hanover, ’60 • Robert Johns, ’62 Gary Johnson, ’94 Robert Nejdl, ’51 Thomas Stone, ’77 ETA – MUHLENBERG Jim Alderfer, ’63 (3) Jeff Baird, ’01 (2) Thomas Crockett, ’69 Richard Haines, ’72 Brad Haubrich, ’01 Chuck Pyne III, ’78 Gary Singer, ’75 Chris Zatorski, ’87 Chris Zingaro, ’89 (1) THETA -TRANSYLVANIA Robert Bell, ’60 • Jim Brown, ’88 • Joe Brumley, ’89 • Tim Collins, ’78 (1) Billy Crowe Jr., ’81 Robert Drinkwater, ’69 • Robert Ecroyd, ’62 Clay Fedde, ’06 Fred Hadley, ’69 • Bill Hill, ’65 •

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS (16) 1906 SOCIETY:

IOTA – COE Thomas Granquist, ’58 Craig Herink, ’72 John Mankopf, ’65 (4) Frederick McCarthy, ’65 KAPPA – KENTUCKY Marty Dunning, ’07 (1) Stephen Kiene, ’04 Thomas Wilcox, ’67 Russ Ford, ’89 (2) Joseph Drake, ’76 Oscar Westerfield, ’64 (2) Jerome Flynn, ’96 (2) • Jason Huber, ’96 (2)

$1 MILLION +

(15) ALPHA CIRCLE:

$750,000

(14) BETA CIRCLE:

$500,000

(13) GAMMA CIRCLE:

$250,000

(12) DELTA CIRCLE:

$175,000

(11) EPSILON CIRCLE:

$125,000

(10) ZETA CIRCLE:

$100,000

(9) BORRADAILE CIRCLE:

$75,000

(8) SHIDELER CIRCLE:

$50,000

(7) BOYD CIRCLE:

$30,000

(6) DOUGLASS CIRCLE:

$20,000

(5) PHRENOCON CIRCLE:

$15,000

(4) OLD MAIN CIRCLE:

$10,000

(3) PHI LINK:

$7,500

(2) KAPPA LINK:

$5,000

(1) TAU LINK:

$2,500

• FIRST-TIME DONORS + DONORS WHO HAVE ENTERED CHAPTER ETERNAL

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Allen Hinkle, ’84 • Julian Hurt, ’73 Dan Jensen, ’14 Philip Kopman, ’64 Nathan Lee, ’94 • Carter Mann, ’61 Bill McDonald, ’64 • Charles Newquist, ’72 Steve Ratti, ’82 Nathan Ray, ’01 • David Richard, ’84 Fon Rogers II, ’71 (4) Gary Rothenberger, ’60 • Keith Stewart, ’90 Robert Stiles, ’54 • Byars Wells, ’98 (3)

Lambda chapter at Purdue (1937)

David Strohm, ’66 Seth Hall, ’81 (1) Chuck White, ’76 Patrick Keal, ’04 LAMBDA – PURDUE Ed Brizendine, ’85 Tim Burkhart, ’95 Rex Carper, ’70 Matt Hancher, ’89 Kent Jackson, ’78 Jerrald Kuenn, ’60 (1) Mike Lennox, ’79 (4) Ed Liesse, ’55 Chris Schreiner, ’02 Leroy Schuster, ’60 (1) Tim Sheehan, ’64 William Wagner, ’65 Mike Wise, ’60 Richard Zieg, ’71 (1) Mu – Lawrence Jeff Lawrence, ’58 Kenneth Meyer, ’50 Kenneth Parent, ’65 (4) O.B. Parrish, ’52 (2) Tad Smith, ’80 NU – UC BERKELEY Greg Anderson, ’76 (3) Reginald Bayley, ’56 (1) Fred Gregory, ’61 (2) Guy Petzold, ’74 (1)

XI – FRANKLIN & MARSHALL Joseph Groff, ’44 Curt Heinfelden, ’66 Michael Treister, ’62 Joseph Weiss, ’55 OMICRON – PENN STATE Michael Boyd, ’66 Robert Byrd, ’69 Brian Chodrow, ’76 Marc Foremsky, ’89 William Heath, ’54 (1) Bob Kaiser, ’74 (2) Terence Kirchner, ’78 Dave Lapinski, ’74 (6) John Mountz, ’90 Bruce Pettersen, ’67 Edward Smarsh Jr., ’81 Howard Thompson, ’54 (2) Reed Walker Jr., ’61 PI – SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Peter Anastassiou ’76 Jordan Blair, ’07 Mike Gray, ’65 Gary Hancock, ’55 Frederick Hull, ’53 Paul Ignatius, ’39 (4) • Melvin Iizuka, ’72

Chi Chapter at North Carolina State Ray Lowe, ’83 Dale Ma, ’69 Duane Merrill Jr., ’70 (1) Norman Modglin, ’71 Kirk Rogers, ’78 Rick Shedd, ’73 Jay Smith, ’70 RHO – RENSSELAER Cecil Crews, ’54 Jim Elmore, ’46 Gus Hampilos, ’71 Jack Hawley, ’69 Rob Kellis Jr., ’75 John Ryan, ’70 Ralph Schoeffer, ’50 Robert Thompson Jr., ’69 (1) TAU – MICHIGAN Robert Richter, ’56 (2) (+) Tom Christy, ’89 Robert Currie, ’56 (2) Bob Hoy, ’84 Keith Kepler, ’55 (1) Andy Schwartz, ’84 UPSILON – NEBRASKA WESLEYAN Jack Nispel, ’54 Charles Morrison, ’62 John Allen, ’82 (1) Hollis Anderson, ’66 (1) Eugene Anderson, ’64 Robert F. Bartle, ’69 Mike Bates, ’68 Brian Baumert, ’76 Kevin Boatright, ’71 (5) Dick Bohy, ’58 (1) Mike Cameron, ’93 Brad Clark, ’66 Don Dorr, ’58 (2) Ron Dritlein, ’64 Bob Dunn, ’49 (4) John Green, ’60 (11) (+) Burl Kreps, ’51 (+) Chuck Lang, ’57 Warren Mattox, ’69 (6) Gary Miller, ’66 Franklin Mills, ’52 (4) Gary Riggs, ’79 Bob Routh, ’60 Bill Schlichtemeier, ’67 (5) Todd Shainholtz, ’79 Gene Stewart, ’56 Bob Vodehnal, ’60 Dan Walrath, ’72 (4) Jason Walters, ’87

PHI – BETHANY Tim Bartlett, ’77 Drake Berlin, ’16 • Albert Buckelew Jr., ’78 (1) Bill Burr, ’88 Raymond Hart, ’74 Greg Heilmeier, ’86 (7) Pete Holm, ’61 • Kenneth Lawrence, ’46 Jon Lindeman, ’59 Harry Mainzer, ’76 Craig Noble, ’85 (4) John Roschella, ’82 John Sayers, ’78 (5) Brian Stevens, ’98 CHI – NORTH CAROLINA STATE Michael Brown, ’99 • Ray Cox, Jr, ’89 (4) Bobby Ellis, ’55 Brian Ezzelle, ’87 Robert Girard, ’65 David Michaels, ’77 (1) Kevin Reding, ’01 Delmar Roberts, ’55 Mack Ruffin III, ’54 (2) Gavin Saldanha, ’03 Hardy Sullivan Jr., ’90 Harry Tune Jr., ’60 (1) Henry Turlington, ’63 Dean Vincent, ’77 Matt Webber, ’00 PSI – COLORADO Robert Chamberlain, ’62 Steve Dunn, ’66 (7) Bryce Frey, ’53 Gordon Harvey, ’83 Brian Long, ’85 Tom McWilliams Jr., ’66 (3) Mark Motta, ’83 Joseph Pitrofsky, ’78 Scott Schell, ’78 Rick Steineger, ’66 (1) John Worrell, ’93 OMEGA – WISCONSINMADISON Steven Fanning, ’91 ALPHA ALPHA – MICHIGAN STATE Norman Bondy, ’61 Joseph Galvin, ’61 (1) Richard Karpinski, ’59 Andrew Luzod, ’66 Nate Shallal, ’18 •

Allyn Shaw, ’85 (4) Andy Smith, ’89 ALPHA GAMMA – DELAWARE Jeff Brittingham, ’81 John Farnandez, ’53 (1) George Henisee, ’65 (1) Bruce Jackson, ’66 Edward Kimmel, ’56 Ross Lanius Jr., ’55 Ted Lynam, ’60 William Powers, ’60 Tom Preston, ’64 (1) John Siczka, ’53 Ray Whiteoak, ’57 David Wilgus, ’82 Ronald Wood Jr., ’61 Randy Young III, ’66 ALPHA DELTA – CASE WESTERN RESERVE Steven Binzel, ’08 William Fullerton, ’54 Robert Johnson, ’44 Jerry Kisner, ’62 Jim Lavelle, Jr, ’61 (2) Stephen Legge, ’67 James Marinik, ’71 Philip Orbanes, ’66 Joe Sulc, ’74 Irland Tashima, ’67 ALPHA EPSILON – KANSAS STATE Paul Chaffee, ’71 Kevin Finson, ’71 (1) Tom Huecker, ’63 (2) Eric Hummell, ’82 (2) Roger Rickard, ’58

ALPHA ZETA – OREGON STATE Elmo Bowman, ’50 (1) Charles McKee, ’74 (2) Steven Mulkey, ’68 Sante Valpiani, ’68

John Drew, ’01 (1) Buck Feltman, ’59 (4) Eric Friese, ’01 Walter W. Griffin, ’44 (4) Preston Hassler, ’56 (2) Michael Henry, ’88 (1) Jeffrey Kendall, ’88 John Little, ’91 Matt Morrison, ’91 (2) Bob Pirkle Jr., ’60 (3) Lyndon Ramey Jr., ’68 Ken Richardson, ’61 Edward Rock, ’52 Donald Toole, ’60 (1) Milton Watts, ’62 (4)

ALPHA ETA – FLORIDA Mark Bebermeyer, ’81 • George Biegler III, ’62 Jerry Curington, ’69 (5) Tom Freeman Jr., ’84 (5) Bill Goacher, ’58 (1) Leroy Gross, ’51 (1) Ed Guyer, ’58 John Harkness Jr., ’64 (4) Eric Lasso, ’94 Ronald Lyman, ’83 Tom McGurk, ’83 (2) Armen Merjanian, ’02 Barrett True, ’56

ALPHA NU – IOWA STATE Lewis Allen, ’67 (1) Gary Kalmes, ’68 (3) Warren Simons, ’61 Leonard Thompson, ’78 Larry Travis, ’56 Galen Zumbach, ’73

ALPHA THETA – WILLIAM & MARY Walter Bembenista, ’63 Jeff King, ’73 Dunbar Mac Nemar, ’67 George Nance, ’66 David Ryan, ’88

ALPHA OMICRON – LAFAYETTE David Edwards, ’63 Bill Keck, ’59

ALPHA KAPPA – WASHINGTON STATE Jerry Eyrich, ’49 Jason Lund, ’99 (1)

ALPHA PI – WASHINGTON Michael Lukins, ’08 Theodore Redman, ’63 John Warren, ’62

ALPHA LAMBDA – AUBURN Rhett Bentley, Auburn ’74 (6) Lanny Carruthers, ’98 Boyce Cook, ’57 (3) Oscar Davis, ’58

ALPHA RHO – GEORGIA TECH James Brogdon, ’64 (4) Steve Chaddick, ’70 (11) Tom Hendricks, ’89 (1) Richard Hunder, ’56

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Alpha Tau at Cornell chartering (1930)

David Jennings, ’72 (1) John McMillen, ’53 John Shamp, ’55 Rich Wang, ’95 (4) Justin Wiechart, ’93 Bud Williams Jr., ’51 (1) ALPHA SIGMA – COLORADO STATE Brad Blockhus, ’88 Ray Center, ’67 John Gaarde, ’63 Allan Howard, ’66 Robert Johnson, ’65 Larry Jones, ’63 (4) Mike Kistler, ’64 Mike Rosser, ’61 (8) David Stout, ’67 James Turner, ’57 J. Gary Wagner, ’61 (3) ALPHA TAU – CORNELL Scott Conroe, ’01 Warren Jones, ’61 Thomas Lentz, ’58 Raymond Lund, ’74 John Mabey, ’74 Tom McNamee, ’66 Glenn Peterson, ’72 (1) Adam Tope, ’01 Jack Zinn, ’86 (3) ALPHA UPSILON – COLGATE Gregory Thornton, ’65 David Weddell, ’67

ALPHA PHI – AKRON Scott Brown, ’65 John Ciarlariello, ’93 Robert Croye, ’54 (2) Jerry Glinsek, ’59 (1) John Haas, ’65 Tim Higham, ’93 Nick Krolikowski, ’06 Bob Leatherman, ’60 (6) Tim Norman, ’76 (1) Hunter Pemberton, ’18 • Terry Renninger, ’61 (1) John Roe, Akron ’64 (1) Chuck Schultz, ’71 (1) Forrest Westfall Jr., ’71 John Wyler, Akron ’61 ALPHA CHI – MISSISSIPPI STATE Anthony Acosta, ’71 (2) Paul Bernheim Jr., ’68 Jeff Booth, ’85 Gordon Burke Jr., ’78 (1) Thomas Clayton Jr., ’85 (4) Gene Dent, ’79 Joseph Drake III, ’75 (3) Tom Farris, ’67 (2) • Bill Hinman, ’75 Don Hinman, ’71 (1) John Johnson, ’64 (7) Joseph Lambert, ’81 (2) Thomas Majors III, ’78 (1) Malcolm Outlaw III, ’67 (5) David Rice III, ’72 (6) John Starr Jr., ’77 (2) Todd Stennis III, ’91 (2) Steven Thomas, ’83 Henry Tucker, ’68 (4)

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Oliver Waggener, ’72 (6) Edmond Whitfield Jr., ’68 • Stephen Wilson, ’66 Alan Wilson, ’77 (5) Roger Wright, ’75 (4) ALPHA PSI – TEXAS-EL PASO Brian Cobb, ’85 William Goodman, ’64 Vic Pena, ’58 Benny Vanecek, ’65 ALPHA OMEGA – BALDWIN WALLACE Daniel Arutt, ’58 Logan Lukacs, ’10 Allan Reinhardt, ’48 BETA ALPHA – TEXAS John Anderson, ’51 (1) Don Barley, ’70 (4) Dave Griffin, ’66 (1) Bill Harrison, ’61 Fritz Kronberger, ’59 Paul Midkiff, ’80 (2) Don Phillips, ’82 (9) Eric Weig, ’83 (1) BETA BETA – LOUISVILLE Bill Brasch, ’67 (4) Charles Brohm, ’57 Joseph Cohen, ’64 Ernie Groves, ’63 Chris Hass, ’91 Jack Huber, ’55 (1) John Martin, ’57 Mike McDonald, ’80

Donald McIntosh, ’78 (1) John Murphy, ’73 Richard Schaftlein, ’64 Jeffrey Sellins, ’64 (1) Bob Shackleton, ’55 James Steltenpohl Jr., ’71 Joe Thomas, ’69 Brian Triplett, ’79 Kevin Tucker, ’72 Bill Wagers Jr., ’94 Richard Wheatley Sr., ’59 (1) Joseph Wittreich, ’58 •

BETA KAPPA – OKLAHOMA STATE Glenn Barbee, ’64 Matthew Cullum, ’92 Chris Davenport, ’93 (4) Michael Freeland, ’78 David Fulton, ’67 (2) John Gray, ’04 (5) Allen Jones, ’77 Bill Myers, ’67 Ray Smith, ’70 (2) Larry Ward, ’60

BETA GAMMA – IDAHO Alfred Haas, ’79 Parker Haymans, ’15 Chris McConnell, ’01 • Ricky Renfrow, ’72 William Ringert, ’50 Lyle Sall, ’63 Jon Scripter, ’82 •

BETA LAMBDA – INDIANA Jack Jones, ’51 (+) James Carter, ’56 Howard Chapin, ’60 Rafe Cloe, ’54 Max Forgey, ’71 William Hammack Jr., ’68 David Kromkowski, ’84 • Thomas Marshall, ’52 David Mayden, ’85 Glenn Moore, ’62 Rick Wilson Jr., ’81 (4)

BETA EPSILON – SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Randal Agee, ’12 John Bostic, ’76 • Millburne Cassady Jr., ’65 Ron Day, ’69 (3) BETA ZETA – NEW MEXICO STATE Roy King, ’73 (6) Norman Marley, ’54 Robert Medler, ’69 Dru Ruebush, ’88 • Bob Tobey Jr., ’71 (1) David White, ’00 BETA THETA – KANSAS James Douglass, ’60 Brian Kresin, ’86 William Martin, ’57 Stephen Martino, ’91 (2) David Myers, ’68 (1) Daniel Patz, ’60 Steven Roth, ’66 Larry Washburn, ’88 BETA IOTA – FLORIDA STATE Ricky Bailey, ’03 Robert Ford, ’57 Walter Garrard, ’68 Les Kushner, ’76 Charles Whittington, ’03

BETA MU – KENT STATE Michael French, ’88 (3) Bob Heald, ’55 Andy Hochstetter, ’87 Dale Holland, ’87 (7) James Hoynes, ’97 • Jeff Keto, ’97 Jason Reckard, ’87 Rob Reese, ’87 (9) David Renninger, ’61 (1) BETA XI – GEORGIA Bruce Comer, ’65 Frank Hartley, ’97 (1) Bob Ragsdale, ’66 (2) Stephen Rogers, ’68 (1) John Stephens Jr., ’58 Charles Van Rysselberge, ’67 (1) BETA OMICRON – MARYLAND Chuck Andres, ’77 Gerald Bloom, ’55 Allan Etridge, ’64 (1) Ray Ferranti, ’69 Rich Fischer, ’81 Rod Frederick, Maryland ’62 (+) John Lusby III, ’65 Matthew Maschler, ’91 (5) Nick Nicholas, ’49 (1) Shalom Plotkin, ’90

David Rabb, ’75 John Sisson, ’65 Michael Wilson, ’68 BETA RHO – UCLA Richard Gee, ’81 Roy Wallace, ’58 BETA SIGMA – IDAHO STATE Leroy Phillippi, ’56 BETA TAU – BOWLING GREEN William Ault, ’80 (1) Ernest Bouyack, ’59 Donald Cully, ’51 Mike Fredericks, ’90 Richard Henningsen, ’55 Bill Jenkins, ’57 (5) Steven Jones, ’91 (3) L. Edward Kime, ’51 Charles Kurfess, ’50 Jon Nicholson, ’63 (3) Matt Palmer, ’90 (1) Richard Parsel, ’50 Tom Pemberton, ’57 Dick Ritchie, ’58 (1) Nathan Rodgers, ’00 Donald Ross, ’59 (1) Warren Ruggles, ’57 Tim Smith, ’62 (7) Gerald Wilson, ’62 Chris Winkelmann, ’96 BETA UPSILON – HOBART Ken Kreinheder, ’58

John Reinheimer, ’56 BETA PHI – WESTMINSTER David Dean III, ’06 Raymond Dunham, ’62 Glenn Forsythe, ’59 Brian Hardy, ’93 (4) Marc Harkins, ’97 Doug Henderson, ’60 Brian Kocian, ’00 Phil Petraglia, ’80 Bob Pierson, ’53 Mark Swank, ’74 (2) BETA CHI – SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Don Ballestro, ’73 Tony Butkus, ’68 Guillermo Flores, ’08 Wayne Gawlik, ’74 Terry Miller, ’66 Dan Serritella, ’64 Ray Sophie, ’08 Thomas Wehrle, ’53 (1) Jerry West, ’53 BETA PSI – CAL STATELONG BEACH Eugene Borgna, ’58 Cameron Hughes, ’17 • Randy Messenger, ’77 Dan Miller, ’64 Pat Milligan, ’59 James Reed, ’63 Merle Rogers, ’77 Laurence Simpson, ’69 John Michael Yeargin, ’61 (3)

BETA OMEGA – CAL STATE CHICO Ronald Fear, ’58 Doug Hall, ’64 Bob Kittredge, ’66 (3) Bruce Pentland, ’67 Gene Rockeman, ’58 GAMMA ALPHA – MICHIGAN TECH Harry Askin, ’60 Bob Bunce III, ’62 Jim Doman, ’67 Harry Glidden, ’63 Victor Hudy, ’84 John Keagle, ’60 (2) Marlin Kitchen, ’59 (2) Scott LaBeau, ’76 Jack Labo, ’60 Dick Michael, ’70 (7) Patrick Murphy, ’08 Jerry Myers, ’64 Rick Nielsen, ’76 (1) Charles Rennwald Jr., ’89 Ross Roeder, ’58 (12) + Marty Schendel, ’81 (2) Carl Sherman, ’61 (1) Alan Sipinen, ’79 (1) Gordon Tushek, ’66 GAMMA BETA – CINCINNATI Harry Addison, ’57 Robert Allen, ’67 (1) David Ash, ’69 (2) Tom Carmazzi, ’75 John Hague, ’65 James Higgins, ’64

Gamma Delta chapter at Northern Michigan (1978)

GAMMA THETA – WESTERN MICHIGAN Douglas Barry, ’70 James Madaus, ’62 (1) John Sabol, ’94

William Hinton, ’62 (1) Roderick Huff, ’66 Joe Huseman, ’69 Chris Majestic, ’93 (1) Joshua O’Brien, ’97 (5) Michael Plett, ’62 (1) Nick Rachford, ’64 (4) Eddie Rauen, ’98 (4) James Rudd, ’63

GAMMA IOTA – SACRAMENTO STATE Wally Borland, ’71 John Ousley Jr., ’76 Paul Sax, ’63 (1) Joseph Stayner, ’76 Daniel Turner, ’66

GAMMA GAMMA – ST. JOHN’S Ray Evans, ’63 Joe Fraga, ’90 Don Nobile, ’64 Kevin O’Neill, ’93 Larry Pettit, ’62 GAMMA DELTA – NORTHERN MICHIGAN Michael Bartleman, ’89 (1) James French, ’62 Mike Fried, ’67 John Hale, ’69 (1) Steve Koch, ’87 GAMMA EPSILON – U OF THE PACIFIC Chris Bates, ’74 John Smith, ’74 GAMMA ZETA – CONNECTICUT Howard Crossman Jr., ’63 John Paganoni, ’61 Ken Vonasek, ’67 GAMMA ETA – EAST CAROLINA G Marshall Johnson, ’70 • Marty Rooker, ’71 Chip Vaughan, ’76 (1)

GAMMA LAMBDA – CENTRAL MICHIGAN Ryan Daugherty, ’12 Mike Greene, ’10 J.J. Lewis, ’04 (6) Steve McKay, ’04 Jeff Rivard, ’65 (6) Carl Sproul, ’99 (2) GAMMA MU – BRADLEY Bill Blum, ’68 Jason Crawford, ’92 Jim Davis, ’69 (1) Mike Loden, ’80 Kilby McCurley, ’95 Robert McLaren, ’65 Perry Miller, ’65 Scott Nass, ’93 (1) Gary Wright, ’62 GAMMA NU – RIT PJ Best, Esq., ’04 Douglas Demers, ’79 Pete Drexel, ’68 Joe Murphy, ’66 Douglas Perkins, ’70 Gary Proud, ’66 (1)

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GAMMA XI – EAST CENTRAL OK Alan Ross, ’71 Clifton Sikes, ’66

Mike Gough, ’70 Scott Linneweber, ’89 Alvin Roettger, ’68 Marty Ulrich, ’71

GAMMA OMICRON – CAL STATE-FULLERTON Ray Carlos, ’01 (1) Emory Frink, ’66 Lee Huffman, ’94 Dominic Recchia, ’68 Edward Smith, Jr., ’68

DELTA GAMMA – OLE MISS Ike Brodofsky, ’99 • Buzz Green, ’66 (5) Gary Ryan, ’68 (2) Chuck Woodall, ’79 (3)

GAMMA PI – YOUNGSTOWN Andrew Arendas Jr., ’67 Grey Glover, ’68 Gregory Pastore, ’69 GAMMA RHO – NEBRASKA-KEARNEY Steven Fisher, ’67 Samuel Johnson, ’67 Lloyd Lipska, ’66 Joe Moroski, ’66 Wayne Phipps, ’69 Scott Stewart, ’69 (11) GAMMA TAU – OLD DOMINION Thomas Burrell, ’71 Daniel Dauer, ’67 (5) Jon Hays, ’07 (6) Nick Popejoy, ’11 Wes Simon-Parsons, ’03 • Jason Stafflinger, ’08 Darryl Thompson II, ’14

DELTA EPSILON – ST. CLOUD Gary Baumann, ’69 DELTA ETA – MARSHALL James Kegley, ’70 DELTA THETA – GEORGETOWN Nick Beachler, ’91 Dustin Brown, ’05 Mike Gabhart, ’95 (5) Craig Hapner, ’73 Dave Huffman, ’76 (4) Gregory Ledington, ’77 William McCarthy, ’82 Tyler Wash, ’06 (4) DELTA KAPPA – TENNESSEE Steve Catlett, ’81 Dick Hodgdon, ’75 Ernest Husk, ’81 Mike Jennings, ’84 • Jordan Marshall, ’01

GAMMA UPSILON – SPRING HILL Pat Brennan, ’80 Gerry Culver Jr., ’71 Jeff Hilperts, ’96 (2) George Simmerman Jr., ’78 (2) George Vella, ’67 GAMMA PSI – TEXAS STATE Dan Diepenhorst, ’86 (3) Mark Eells, ’79 • Art Escamilla, ’73 • Mike McCrum, ’76 • Paul Pousson, ’86 • DELTA BETA – EVANSVILLE Jason Butz, ’07 Ken Donaldson, ’86 Bob Fornges, ’68 (1)

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James Pemberton Jr., ’71 Gary Rose, ’83 (5) David Tonahill, ’98

Gregory Brown, ’02 Brian Smith, ’91 Jeremy Botica, ’06

DELTA LAMBDA – MUSKINGUM David Cepek, ’91 (1) Steven Dauterman, ’73 Steve Hartman, ’89 (5) Brockton Hefflin, ’81 Chuck Johnson, ’71 Michael Thomin, ’71

DELTA PHI – ARKANSAS Gardner Burton, ’89 Todd Pharr, ’84

DELTA NU – WRIGHT STATE Rob Fecke, ’94 Chris Hoff, ’94 KJ Jordan, ’74 (5) Rick Scarff, ’76 DELTA XI – CLEVELAND STATE Gary Klingbergs, ’82 DELTA RHO – EASTERN KENTUCKY Josh Bleidt, ’96 (4) Travis Robinson, ’98 (2) Gabe Uebel, ’95 (4)

DELTA CHI – ROCHESTER Karl Rasch, ’89 DELTA PSI – RIDER Stefan Karlson, ’89 Mark Scher, ’85 (1) Brad Seamon, ’88 DELTA OMEGA – TRUMAN STATE Ralph Cupelli, ’94 Kyle Deutsch, ’00 • Kyle Eagan, ’98 • Brian Eichholz, ’97 • Pete Guntli, ’98 • Tim Hudson, ’97 (4) Brad Kramper, ’02 • Nick Schulte, ’10 • Scott Symank, ’97 Steve Williams, ’98 (2)

DELTA SIGMA – WEBBER Phil Ford, ’81 (2)

EPSILON ALPHA – TEXAS A&M Mark Artlip, ’88

DELTA TAU – CAL POLY POMONA Chuck Tingstad, ’82 • Daryl Walker, ’89

EPSILON BETA – WEST VIRGINIA TECH Nat Eisenberg, ’08 Wilden Harbour, ’94

EPSILON GAMMA – COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Chris DuMont, ’89 (1) Chris Larson, ’88 Jeff Lewis, ’97 (2) EPSILON DELTA – VIRGINIA WESLEYAN Charles Westphal, ’92 EPSILON EPSILON – WILLIAM PATERSON Eddie Baldofsky Jr., ’13 EPSILON ETA – OSWEGO STATE Russ Byer, ’90 (1) Stephen Rupprecht, ’91 (3) EPSILON THETA – SAN FRANCISCO STATE Michael Reed, ’90 (1) EPSILON KAPPA – RUTGERS Bill Aprea, ’91 Sasha Kanevsky, ’05 (1) Steve Moore, ’99 (6) EPSILON LAMBDA – LONGWOOD Christopher Dalton, ’94 Jeremy DiMaio, ’94 Robert Harrell, ’94 (1)

Delta Theta chapter at Georgetown chartering (1970)

Epsilon Kappa chapter at Rutgers chartering (1993)

EPSILON MU – UNC-PEMBROKE Carlos Berdecia, ’98 • Greg Frick, ’96 • Bryan Ledford, ’97 • Ryan Revier, ’03 (1) Kahlid Tapia, ’99 EPSILON NU – CLEMSON Adam Goetz, ’95 EPSILON OMICRON – FROSTBURG STATE Greg Hughes, ’96 EPSILON PI – NORTHERN KENTUCKY Jim Clark, ’04 (1) EPSILON SIGMA – CHAPMAN David Corley, ’11 • Nick DiMasi, ’01 Michael Franco, ’10 • Adam Ginell, ’13 • Mark Horiuchi, ’98 Matt Kurashige, ’11 • Massimo Lesti, ’14 • Aaron Munson, ’15 • Alan Peterson, ’14 • Tommy Price, ’10 John Resurreccion, ’02 (1) Mike Starkey, ’06 • Trevor Sullivan, ’09

Paarth Trivedi, ’11 • EPSILON TAU – ARIZONA Adam Eklund, ’01 Harley Greenberg, ’98 • Miles Marymor, ’13 Cliff Unger, ’98 (6) Bruce Wilton, ’98 EPSILON CHI – VIRGINIA TECH Russ Parker, ’03 ZETA ALPHA – BELMONT Charles Askew, ’62 • Ryan Bruchey, ’10 • Michael Chapman, ’08 • Brian Fox, ’15 • John Freund, ’11 • Collin Hanley, ’14 • Michael Lummus, ’06 (3) Gabriel Mudd, ’06 • Tommy Priest, ’15 • Jeff Rupright Jr., ’06 ZETA GAMMA – SAN JOSE Brian Yip, ’14 ZETA EPSILON – LYNCHBURG Matt Schumacher, ’14 •

ZETA ZETA – ILLINOISSPRINGFIELD Nathan Ptak, ’21 • ZETA THETA – NORTH TEXAS Charlie Haskell, ’15 • ZETA KAPPA – KENYON Peter Granville, ’15 • Nathan Grosh, ’16 • LAMBDA – MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE Brandon Lewis, ’15 ZETA PI – BOSTON Adam Lazarchik, ’18 • FRIENDS OF PHI TAU Lisa Adams • Kevin Alby • Marguerite Anastassiou • Lane Baldwin Peggy Beavin • Nancy Bichimer (2) Jim Black • Cynthia Booth • Mary Breen • Barbara Bush • Erin Cabonargi • David Callahan Eric Canter •

James Carroll • Dana Christiansen • Scott Christiansen • Casey Cornelius • Daniel Corr • Jack Cotter • Brad Cronk • Laura Danaher • Scotti Easton • James Fearrington • Thomas Fey • Donna R. Flock • Jacquelyn Franke • Jamie Geise Susan Gilday • Robert B. Haas • Ken Hatch • Darryl Isaacs (14) Karen Johnson • Susan Johnson • Linda Jones, Suzanne Kugler • Pat Lanni • Laura Lednik • George Lee • Patricia LeLoup • Thomas LePage • Lourdes Lucas • Carol F. Maddux • Deborah Manning • W. Marslender • Karen McMullen (1) Jeff & Debbie McNaul Ann Miller •

Mary Ann Miller • Doug Moovo • Tom Morgan • Richard Newman • Hugh O’Hare • Leon Pape • Allison Passer Ostern • Carl Paullet • Helen Plemmons • Frank Rodichok • Diane Rottinghaus Ronald Schloemer • James Schoch • Jennie Wells Scruggs • Denise Sesler • Rebecca Shier Viebrock Lilly Steger Lora Stillman • Beth Swailes • Maureen Syring • John Tartaglia & Jane Foote Tartaglia Sebastian Warnes Kellsey Wash • George Wiener • Larry Stanton Wiese Christine Williams • Heidi Zaentz •

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FEATURE

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s e v i t a i t i n i GE R LY STE

BY LIL

At the 64th National Convention last July, Phi Kappa Tau formally established a new volunteer role; the National SeriousFun Advisor. Championed by National President Dale Holland, Kent State ’87, the SeriousFun Advisor role is meant to establish an ongoing national volunteer position to push and develop SeriousFun initiatives within the Fraternity.

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he first person to hold the new National SeriousFun Advisor position is Mike Rosser, Colorado State ’61. “My goal is to build a campaign that will energize undergraduate members and alumni to volunteer at the camps as well as financially support Paul Newman’s legacy,” Mike said.

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One of Mike’s primary goals is to develop the relationship between undergraduates and SeriousFun by getting them more involved. “For undergraduate purposes, it’s a great opportunity to work with a good organization and get medical exposure,” Mike said. “My wife – she’s a doctor – she’s looked at so many intern applications over the years. Working at SeriousFun always catches her eye.”

The myriad of opportunities SeriousFun offers is a serious consideration in why undergraduates should apply to volunteer.

“You learn exposure on the ground of the challenges people have,” Mike explained. “It’s beneficial for so many careers – premed, any biological science, psychology, psychiatry, you name it.”

But SeriousFun is much more than a career opportunity.

For Mike, it’s something he would have directly benefited from as a boy. “I was born with a congenital club foot,” he shared. “The camps I went to in the late 40s and early 50s were not accommodating to someone with a handicap. I had a good experience, but I personally know and understand the benefits of a program like SeriousFun.” Mike took a trip to his nearest camp earlier this year – Roundup River Ranch in Gypsum, CO. “Roundup River Ranch really blew me away the first time I went,” Mike shared. “It’s a remarkable program and the people that

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work there are great. They’re helpful, engaged, and enthusiastic.

It’s a remarkable program to be involved with.”

The long-term benefit is how SeriousFun pushes challenges kids and builds their confidence. “Every time you fail and go after it again is a lesson. Pretty soon, you know how to conquer that challenge,” Mike said. “Those things build on themselves.”

“I am overwhelmed by the depth and the breadth of the organization and what they do for children with various illnesses and physical handicaps,” Mike said of SeriousFun. Mike is so moved by the work that SeriousFun does that he and his wife have endowed a scholarship. This scholarship supports a graduate or undergraduate brother who chooses to volunteer at a camp. “I want to use this opportunity to generate participation in our national philanthropy and reaffirm our cardinal principle of service,” he said.

Mike wants to highlight a lifelong commitment not just to Phi Tau, but to SeriousFun as well. “It’s our commitment as part of our national philanthropy,” he said. “These camps need people, even if it’s washing dishes. It’s a great opportunity to get out and help. We can help both our young men and the children at SeriousFun.”

$798,711 TOTAL DONATIONS

$88,375 TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS GIVEN

$17,540,973 TOTAL ASSETS

Visit phikappatau.org/philanthropy or seriousfun.org for more information.

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HERITAGE SOCIETY

Roland Maxwell, 1936

HERITAGE SOCIETY

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he Phi Kappa Tau Heritage Society was established to honor and recognize alumni and friends who have made provisions for future

generations of brothers though a will, trust, retirement plan, life insurance and/or other planned gifts.

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

Jack Alvenus, St. John’s ’89 Anonymous Eldon Baber, Cal State-Long Beach ’79 Kent Bailey, Arkansas ’89 Charlie Ball, Miami ’82 Robert Bartheld, Iowa State ’49 William Bateman, Colorado ’70 + Rhett Bentley, Auburn ’74 Josh Bleidt, Eastern Kentucky ’96 Roscoe Blyler, Penn State ’41 + Kevin Boatright, Nebraska Wesleyan ’71 Ewing Boles, Centre ’14 + Bill Boles, Kentucky ’49 + Mark Boyd, Miami ’71 C.M. Britt, Transylvania ’35 +

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Steve Brothers, UC Berkeley ’66 Norm Brown, Ohio State ’50 William Budd, Illinois ’31 + Jerry Carlton Jr., Ohio ’58 David Cathcart, Delaware ’24 + Ray Clarke, Bowling Green ’51 + Bob Cook, Florida State ’81 John Cosgrove, Florida ’68 + Lewis Culver, Colorado ’24 + Tom Cunningham, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60 + Jay Davis, Webber ’82 Jeff Day, Miami ’76 Mel Dettra, Ohio State ’45 + Michael Dovilla, Baldwin Wallace ’94

Alan Dunn, San Francisco State ’78 + Mike Ecton, Georgetown ’00 Paul Elfers, Wisconsin-Madison ’24 + Chuck Emrick, Ohio ’48 + Jerry Feezel, Kent State ’49 + Gary Fernwood, Bowling Green ’52 Fred Fether, Bowling Green ’51 + Larry Fisher, Ohio State ’60 Alfred Fong, Cal State-Fullerton ’67 Phil Ford, Webber ’81 George Gamble, Ohio ’65 Dan Garcia, Cal Poly-Pomona ’97 Bill Goacher, Florida ’58 Adam Goetz, Clemson ’95 John Good, Ohio ’47 + Curtis Greeley, Florida ’55 + Buzz Green, Ole Miss ’66 John Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60 + Jim Hamilton, Ohio State ’63 Steve Hartman, Muskingum ’89 Jon Hays, Old Dominion ’07 Tom Hazelton, Coe ’75 Donald Henry Jr., Illinois ’35 + Tristan Hilpert, Cal State-Fullerton ’03 Dale Holland, Kent State ’87 Greg Hollen, Maryland ’75 Chris Hornbrook, Bradley ’80 + Dan Houck Jr., North Carolina State ’97 Victor Hudy, Michigan Tech ’84 Dan Huffer, Ohio State ’57 Roger Humphrey, Ohio ’34 + Elmer Hunter, Colorado State ’40 + Bill Jenkins, Bowling Green ’57 Tom Jeswald, Ohio ‘63 John Johnson, Mississippi State ’64 Ken Jordan, Wright State ’74 Bob Kaiser, Penn State ’74 Jeff Karpiak, Florida ’69 Rick Keltner, Sacramento State ’76 Bob Kennedy, Southern California ’47 Cal Klumb, Miami ’58 Dave Lapinski, Penn State ’74 Harry Lash, Illinois ’49 + Jeff Lawton, Oswego State ’90 + Bob Leatherman, Akron ’60 Steve Lerer, Rutgers ’02 J.J. Lewis, Central Michigan ’04 Jeff Lewis, College of New Jersey ’97 Steve Lilly, Evansville ’80 Ken Loewen, Jr., Colorado ’80 Todd Lucas, Wright State ’94 Michael Lummus, Belmont ’06 John Mankopf, Coe ’65 Anthony Marucci Jr., Mississippi State ’89

Roland Maxwell, Southern California ’22 + Jim McAtee, Ohio ’65 Jay McCann Jr., Spring Hill ’74 + Tom McCleave, Bowling Green ’50 Karen McMullen Derick Meadows, West Virginia Tech ’90 Dick Michael, Michigan Tech ’70 Joel Miller, Auburn ’69 Paul Mook, Bowling Green ’50 + J.T. Muncey, Kentucky ’37 + Todd Napier, Evansville ’83 Ben Nelson, Transylvania ’78 Randy Nichols, Ole Miss ’72 Gary Nixon, Akron ’61 Edward Obraitis, Maryland ’51 + David Ozag, East Carolina ’05 + David Paganucci, Sacramento State ’69 + Matt Parker, Evansville ’93 Kent Parr, Evansville ’76 Howard Pieper, Texas ’48 + Gary Proud, RIT ’66 Bob Ragsdale, Georgia ’66 Jim Rawn, Florida ’67 + Joey Raymond Jr., Georgetown ’98 Paul Raymond, Coe ’23 + Jason Reckard, Kent State ’87 Jeff Rivard, Central Michigan ’65 Bert Robins III, Miami ’53 + Ross Roeder, Michigan State ’58 Mike Rosser, Colorado State ’61 John Sabol, Central Michigan ’94 Brent Seelmeyer, Tennessee ’94 Allyn Shaw, Michigan State ’85 Charles Shaw, UC Berkeley ’49 + Tim Simon, Maryland ’76 Randolph Smallwood, Franklin & Marshall ’53 + Ray Smith, Oklahoma State ’70 Don Snyder Sr., Cornell ’49 + Allan Soderberg, Purdue ’49 + Tom Tatham, Florida ’31 + Lee Turk, Louisville ’66 Lewis Waddington, Colorado ’36 + Darrell Wells, Longwood ’94 George Wenzel Jr., Florida ’40 + Victor Williams, Texas ’51 + Arthur Wilson IV, Longwood ’94 Rick Wilson Jr., Indiana ’81 Kees Woudenberg, Cal State-Long Beach ’01 Tom Young, Mount Union ’34 +

WAYS TO GIVE

WAYS TO GIVE ONLINE An online gift is a quick and secure way to contribution to the Foundation. By visiting phikappatau.org/give, you can make a one-time gift or establish a reoccurring monthly gift. Through our online portal, you can give directly to your chapter, to our unrestricted Brotherhood fund, to scholarships, and much more.

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.

PHONE Call (800)-PKT-1906 ext. 272 and ask to speak to a member of the Foundation staff.

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

APPRECIATED STOCK/SECURITIES Gifts of stock or appreciated securities offer a cash alternative to giving with great tax benefits to the donor. Please contact the Foundation office at (800) PKT-1906 for specific instructions on how to transfer a stock gift.

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

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

LIFE INSURANCE The gift of life insurance can make a remarkable difference for a relatively small dollar investment in premium payments by you during your lifetime. You can name the Foundation as owner of a policy and, as such, the premiums you pay will qualify as a tax-deductible gift. Or, you can name the Foundation as the beneficiary on an existing policy. Benefits paid form such policies not only generate a substantial gift to the Foundation, but are not taxable as part of your estate.

IRA ROLLOVER The Chairitable IRA Rollover allows individuals over the age of 70½ or older to make direct transfers of up to $100,000 per year from individual retirement accounts to qualified charities without having

to count the transfers as income for federal tax purposes. Since no tax is incurred on the withdraw, gifts do not qualify for a chairtable deducation but may be counted towards an individual’s minimum required distribution.

PLEDGED GIFTS If you do not have the cash or assets to make an outright gift to the Foundation, you can sign a pledge. This agreement allows you to make a philanthropic commitment to the Foundation and pay the gift over a certain period of time. Foundation policy states that pledges must be more than $5,000 and for no more than five years.

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is exempt from federal income tax under section 501C3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to the Foundation are deductible under section 170 of the code. The Foundation acknowledges that donors will not receive goods or services in exchange for donations. This is not intended to be legal or financial advice. Please consult your attorney or financial advisor.

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CHAPTER ETERNAL

CHAPTER ETERNAL The followed members were reported deceased to the Executive Offices between July 14th, 2021 and September 29th, 2021.

MIAMI Cash Powell, ’50 John Wright, ’70

PURDUE Steven Sielski, ’46 Jerry Jana, ’60

IOWA STATE Larry Siddall, ’51 Herbert Hoover, ’57

TEXAS Garland Cannon, ’40 Donald Winspear, ’80

OHIO Harold Wahlers, ’50 Daniel Bishop, ’51 Warren Harding, ’53 John Agosti, ’57 Jimmy Chapman, ’57 Frederick Jantz, ’57 Walter Roder, ’67 Philip Simpson, ’67 Michael Whalen, ’68 Michael De Pre, ’70 David Alexander, ’71 Steven Latham, ’80 Robert Maison, ’86

UC BERKELEY Richard Hutchinson, ’60

GEORGIA TECH Paul Shahan, ’78

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL Robert Zima, ’50

COLORADO STATE Benjamin Martin, ’02

LOUISVILLE Donald Romans, ’50 Bernard Osterholt, ’68 Charles Bryant, ’76 Michael Power, ’90

PENN STATE Joseph Roman, ’51 James Kaleka, ’54

CORNELL Raymond Smith, ’48 Donald Crean, ’53 Ben Stambaugh, ’60

OHIO STATE Robert Ankney, ’64 John Mills ’64 Norman Kushen ’65

RENSSELAER William Walstead, ’54 MICHIGAN Robert Richter, ’56 NEBRASKA WESLEYAN Burl Kreps, ’51 Milton Bemis, ’70 Brandon Urban, ’99

CENTRE Stanton Bahr, ’49 Ray Edwards, ’79

BETHANY Joseph Kurey, ’59

MOUNT UNION R. White, ’62 Michael Simington, ’68

NORTH CAROLINA STATE James Ward, ’68

MUHLENBERG James Richards, ’66

CASE WESTERN RESERVE William Hamilton, ’40

TRANSYLVANIA Samuel Gross, ’57 KENTUCKY Jesse Bollinger, ’47 Francis Conway, ’56 Ronald Cole, ’61

OREGON STATE Aristide Gallizioli, ’48 AUBURN Phillip Price, ’78

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COLGATE George Godfrey, ’47 Richard Lyman, ’47 Harold Sporborg, ’47 Paul Van Sant, ’48 Kenneth Johnston, ’50 James Taylor, ’58 Harold Jackson, ’59 Robert Horne, ’61 Joseph Rowbottom, ’64 AKRON David Bauer, ’62 Barry Hofer, ’65 Timothy Ochsenhirt, ’65 MISSISSIPPI STATE Gary Davis, ’68 Harold Ingram, ’68 Barry Greenlee, ’70 James Doddridge, ’77 TEXAS-EL PASO Mark Cope, ’71

IDAHO Vernon Wiggenhauser, ’69 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Hollis Gray, ’59 John Lovorn, ’68 NEW MEXICO STATE Gerald Wickstrom, ’57 KANSAS Charles Curry, ’64 FLORIDA STATE Juan Mendez, ’17 OKLAHOMA STATE Joe Perkins, ’70 GEORGIA Richard Lovett, ’73 MARYLAND Gordon Ward, ’51 Kenneth Troxell, ’52 CAL STATE CHICO Mitchell Redden, ’85 John Teeter, ’86

MICHIGAN TECH David Zelinski, ’68 ST. JOHN’S Nickolas Davatzes, ’60 C.W. POST Denes Quinones, ’92 CENTRAL MICHIGAN James Lahmann, ’65 RIT Raymond Jay, ’67 EAST CENTRAL OK Jack Bunyard, ’74 CAL STATE-FULLERTON Gregory Topper, ’68 OLE MISS William Glover, ’98 GEORGETOWN Robert Miller, ’86 Jacob Haun, ’13 MUSKINGUM Robert Gump, ’71 SOUTH CAROLINA James Royal, ’18

WHY I GIVE

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arren Mattox, chapter, Warren underNebraska stands the difference Wesleyan ’69, has sat funding can make for on the Phi Kappa Tau learning opportunities.

Foundation for six “When alumni desigyears. In 2021, he was nate their gifts specifielected Vice Chairman. cally for their chapter’s When Upsilon fund, it can benefit chapter was re-charterchapters in many ways ing in 2012, Warren got such as expanding and involved as a volunteer updating their libraries, and donor. “I began providing designated giving during Upsilon’s study areas, updatre-organization process. ing computers and I saw first-hand how my software, and offering dollars were helping. I chapter scholarships,” continued to give and he said. now as Vice Chairman Having a say in of the Foundation, I am where his money goes – encouraging all brothand the knowledge ers to consider giving,” it benefits his chapter Warren shared.

– is a major factor in “When Upsilon why Warren continuchapter re-chartered ally gives. “I give to Phi in 2012, they were Tau because I’m able to off to a solid start, see the direct benefit but much additional and difference my support came from donation makes. The the Phi Tau Executive dollars go to work for Ewing T. Boles Society Offices and staff memchapters and members,” he said. “I quickly bers very quickly. By became aware of various leadership, educational, service programs, designating all or portions of my gift, I’m able to have a say where it’s and the other opportunities available to our undergraduate brothspent. Not all organizations give their donors this opportunity.” ers,” Warren said. “The funding of those programs is made possible At the end of the day, it’s all about having an impact. “I can by donations to the Foundation.” see the difference my gift makes,” Warren said. “Phi Tau offers our As Warren explains it, the Foundation is the “energy source” of young men so many leadership development and brotherhood opporthe Fraternity. “It fuels our objectives, goals, and dreams into a realtunities beyond the classroom. These programs would not ity. The Foundation’s goal is to provide programming, scholarships, be available without the financial resources from the Foundation.” resources, incentives, and opportunities that can benefit each other “Every day I’m convinced I’m doing the right thing by volunteergraduate brother of the Fraternity,” he said. ing and helping Phi Kappa Tau,” he concluded. “I’m surrounded by Warren is involved at a national level, but even more so with his other men that share my views and values. Together we are making chapter. He’s volunteered since their chartering in 2012 and served a difference – it makes me proud.” as a long-term Chapter Advisor. As someone deeply involved with his

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FROM THE CEO

FROM THE CEO

LEADERSHIP MESSAGE

THANK YOU!

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his fall has provided an opportunity for our Executive Office team members to return to travel (albeit, with some limitations), and once again be with members and guests during in-person activity across the organization. That has been refreshing, to say the least. Whether for a Chapter Centennial celebration (Coe College & University of Kentucky), or a re-chartering (Eastern Kentucky, Georgia Tech and Delaware), or the emergence of a new associate chapter (Miami University); each experience brings together people who have longed for the opportunity to share fellowship through face-to-face interaction.

A major theme at each of these events has been the acknowledgement of brothers who have given generously to help each of those chapters persevere through the pandemic. Rightfully so. And that is exactly what we hope to do for each of you, our loyal donors, by the publishing of

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this Annual Report. Without your support and generosity, our Fraternity and the member experience would have suffered beyond the scope of the pandemic.

We have emerged at a point of growth despite the uncertainty we faced 18 months ago. Our new leadership team on the Foundation (you heard from Buzz and Warren in this piece) are poised to challenge our Foundation to do more for the member experience. The addition of four new trustees brings energy to our team as well as talents for positive impact.

Our aim, as always, will be to retain your trust as good stewards of the resources within our care while we drive toward future successes. Let me again say, thank you for your continued support!

Fraternally,

WM. TIM HUDSON CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

DIRECTORY

SHOP PHI TAU!

NATIONAL PRESIDENT Dale Holland Kent State ’87 dholland@phikappatau.org NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT Barry Mask Auburn ’78 bmask@phikappatau.org FOUNDATION CHAIRMAN Buzz Green Ole Miss ’66 bgreen@phikappatau.org FOUNDATION VICE CHAIRMAN Warren Mattox Nebraska Wesleyan ’69 wmattox@phikappatau.org CEO Tim Hudson Truman State ’97 thudson@phikappatau.org

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EDITOR Lilly Steger lsteger@phikappatau.org

Additional contact information for the Executive Office staff, Fraternity National Council, Foundation Board of Trustees, National Advisors, Domain Directors, and Educational Deans can be found at phikappatau.org/contact.

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