Spring 2016 Laurel

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MAY 2016

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PRESIDENTS ACADEMY

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

FROM THE ARCHIVES

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Presidents Academy is designed for new presidents to gain a deeper understanding of their responsibilities as chapter president. For the 2016 Presidents Academy, 79 presidents attended the weekend event in Dallas, Texas.

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MAY 2016 VOL. 103, NO. 1 Editor-in-Chief Tyler C. Wash, Georgetown ’06 Managing Editor and Creative Director Collin A. Zimmerman Contributors Charles T. Ball, Miami ’82 Brian H. Browne, Case Western ’06 Gregory P. Koman, Mount Union ‘11 Copy Editor John H. Sayers, Bethany ’78

About The Laurel The Laurel is the exoteric publication of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.

Published prior to 1919 as SIDELIGHTS, a journal devoted to topics related to higher education involving college and alumni interests, The Laurel is published under the direction and authority of the Board of Trustees of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.

The next issue of The Laurel will be Vol. 103, No. 2, and will be published in Fall 2016.

FEATURES 5 6 14 31

State of the Foundation State of the Fraternity Presidents Academy From the Archives

DEPARTMENTS 8 10 12 18 20 22

Financial Report Academic Scholarships SeriousFun Stipends Ewing T. Boles Society Heritage Society Honor Roll of Donors

On the cover: Adam Ginell, Chapman ‘13, and Jared La Blue, San Francisco State ‘13, play the Borradaile Challenge board game during Presidents Academy.

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Printed in the USA | ISSN Number: 0023-8996 Printed by The Watkins Printing Company, Columbus, Ohio.

Address Changes Visit phikappatau.org/address, call (800) PKT-1906, email Executive Assistant Cindy Morgan at cmorgan@phikappatau.org or mail changes to Phi Kappa Tau, 5221 Morning Sun Road, Oxford, Ohio 45056.

Directory Contact information for the Executive Offices Staff, Fraternity National Council, Foundation Board of Trustees, National Advisors, Domain Directors and Educational Program Deans can be found online at phikappatau.org/connect.

The Laurel is printed on 100 percent recycled paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® requirements for environmentally mindful publication.

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Here are two things you can be confident about: First, know that the Fraternity’s mission is being achieved every day, in places all across this country.

Proof of this can be found in the pages of this magazine; the story of the impact and purpose of our Presidents Academy is a perfect illustration of the lifechanging experiences that Phi Kappa Tau provides.

Providing young men with the skills and experiences that expose them to the interworking of true ethical leadership is fundamental to who we are as brothers of Phi Kappa Tau. Second, you can be confident in the leadership of our Phi Kappa Tau Foundation. A remarkable team has assembled to support the functions of our Foundation and support the mission of this great organization. The brothers who serve as trustees are all successful business and community leaders.

You can see the names of our Foundation leaders to the right, and the proof of their mission and leadership can be felt throughout the Fraternity, thanks to the strategic path that they are following.

But you don’t have to take my word for it. Throughout this issue and every issue of The Laurel, you can see evidence of how, together, we are helping make good men into great leaders and ensuring the success of this mission far into the future.

On behalf of the volunteers and staff of Phi Kappa Tau, I am honored to share with you our Foundation’s Annual Report. In this issue, we present to you the overall state of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation—strong today, and inspiring confidence in the future.

Tyler C. Wash, Georgetown ’06 Editor-in-Chief

FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Board of Trustees constitute an outstanding volunteer team of business executives and community leaders. The Board of Trustees has the authority and responsibility to develop policies, procedures and regulations for the Foundation and monitor the Foundation's financial health, programs and overall performance.

CHAIRMAN

Dick Michael, Michigan Tech ’70 VICE CHAIRMAN

Greg Heilmeier, Bethany ’86 TREASURER

Brian Hardy, Westminster ’93 SECRETARY

John Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60 TRUSTEES

Charlie Ball, Miami ’82 Steve Chaddick, Georgia Tech ’70 Mike Dovilla, Baldwin Wallace ’94 Bill Fisher, Miami ’80 John Friend, Kent State ’87 Wes Fugate, Centre ’99 Buzz Green, Ole Miss ’66 Reza Hashampour, Georgetown ’80 Jeff Hilperts, Spring Hill ’96 Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97* Tom Jeswald, Ohio ’63 Rick Keltner, Sacramento State ’76 Bill Macak, Florida State ’73 Anthony Marucci, Mississippi State ’89 Barrett McGrath, Tennessee ’77 Warren Mattox, Nebraska Wesleyan ’69 Mike Rosser, Colorado State ’61 David Ruckman, Ohio State '62 Cliff Unger, Arizona ’98

Tyler Wash, Georgetown ’06* *Ex officio

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State of the Foundation It was déjà vu, listening to Jim Caruso, Michigan Tech ’89, who oversees the Gamma Alpha Chapter Educational 5 Grant (CEG) Fund committee, address the crowd at Michigan Tech this December, during the chapter’s annual Board of Governors meeting at the Great Lakes Invitational Hockey Tournament in Detroit. Caruso emphasized alumni support for the Fraternity’s educational and leadership programs and encouraged undergraduates to attend them. Michigan Tech alumni have sponsored undergraduates to attend the Men of Character programs each year since they began.

Jim remembered that Ray Clarke, Bowling Green ’51, often told him about the CEGs, how they cover the costs of sending undergraduates to these leadership programs, and how they affect the lives of our brothers. Ray was a significant contributor to the CEG at Michigan Tech and to the Foundation during his lifetime and encouraged other alumni to donate. He bequeathed a significant gift from his estate to support the Michigan Tech CEG. By supporting the Fraternity, Ray bonded himself to future generations and continues to help shape the character of each brother.

I relay these stories because your contributions to both your own chapter’s CEG and to the Foundation’s Brotherhood Fund allow Phi Kappa Tau to continue offering leadership development and character building programs. It is only through your continued generosity that we can keep funding these programs.

My past experience as a facilitator at the Presidents Academy, Leadership Academy and Regional Conferences confirms Ray’s beliefs in our educational and personal development programs. As time passes, I have seen the personal growth in the young brothers who attended these programs. They’ve made an impact not only at the schools they attend, but also as their careers begin. They are better equipped to contribute to our society.

During 2016 we will again ask for your time, talent and treasure to support our Fraternity. Phi Kappa Tau is growing and is larger now than at any time in our history. The financial need has never been greater to support an evergrowing number of brothers who attend the important leadership-building programs.

On behalf of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation volunteers and staff, we thank the brothers, parents, friends and organizations that continue to support our mission and vision. It is only through your generosity that we can support the leaders of tomorrow.

It’s a great time to be a Phi Tau!

Richard Michael, Michigan Tech ’70 Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Chairman

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Ray Clarke, Bowling Green ’51 (left), and Mel Dettra, Ohio State ’45, receive the fraternity’s prestigious Palm Award in 1988.

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Charters issued

15.5

4,500 Undergraduate members

All original Phrenocon chapters open with the recolonization of Zeta at Illinois in November

$2,993 $108,400

Average community service hours per undergraduate member

Average donation per chapter to philanthropic causes

632

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Board of Governors members

6

The average chapter size of Phi Kappa Tau

Donation to SeriousFun Children’s Network by chapters

87

Active chapters and 6 active colonies * Information from 2015.

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See you in

Sacramento!

July 6-10, 2016

Phi Kappa Tau brothers will gather for our 62nd National Convention at the Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel.

Additional information and register at phikappatau.org/convention.

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Financial Report 8

Annual Asset Comparisons General Endowment

2015 $3,045,000

2014 $2,890,000

2013 $2,460,000

Cash & Receivables

$358,000

$657,000

$582,000

Real Estate

$979,000

$1,029,000

$1,088,000

Named Funds & CEGs $2,952,000

$2,777,000

$2,432,000

Boles Trust

$4,620,000

$4,860,000

$4,500,000

Other

$111,000

$112,000

$92,000

$12,325,000

$11,154,000

Total $12,065,000

2015

General Endo

Amounts rounded to nearest thousand.

Cash & Rece

702

2015

Foundation donors supported programs that provided educational opportunities for 702 men. Phi Kappa Tau undergraduate members were able to receive character building opportunities during Presidents Academy, eight Regional Conferences, the National Community Service Event, and Leadership Academy in 2015. The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is grateful to the members, alumni, friends and organizations that made donations to support these programs.

2015

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2014

Real Estate

Named Fund Boles Trust Other

2013

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9 During the past year, every member of the Executive Offices Staff donated to the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation. Funds were used, in part, to support Men of Character programming and Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute scholarships.

This year’s national Conclave event in July concluded with more than 30 golfers participating in the John M. Green Classic, which invites brothers and guests to take to the links for a golf scramble honoring Foundation Secretary John Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60, who served as national president (1981-83), Fraternity executive director (1987-98) and Foundation executive director (2001-07). The event raised more than $5,000 for the Brotherhood Fund.

Statement of Functional Expenses for Years Ending June 30 Grants & Scholarships

Alumni Relations & The Laurel

Management & General

Fundraising & Membership Development

Total

2013

$420,165

$113,961

$294,485

$110,131

$938,742

2014

$357,772

$142,075

$276,854

$78,510

$855,211

2015

$371,710

$124,033

$319,509

$119,992

$935,244

Amounts rounded to nearest dollar.

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Dexter Horne, Centre ’13, was selected as one of the 2015 recipients of the Paul A. Elfers Omega scholarship because of his outstanding academic success, commitment to the ideals of Phi Kappa Tau and service to his campus, community and the Fraternity.

Horne served his chapter as philanthropy and service chairman, recruitment chairman and chapter president. Outside of his chapter, Horne participates in student government, serves as a Centre ambassador and has accumulated more than 1,000 hours of service to the Danville community and surrounding Boyle County area.

According to Horne, the Paul A. Elfers Omega scholarship helped him maintain his high level of campus and chapter involvement, as well as his standing on the Dean’s List this year, by removing some of the financial strain of attending college.

Following graduation, Horne seeks to continue his education by working towards a master’s degree in public administration. This advanced degree will help him accomplish his overall vision, “to bring us closer to a world where cities provide great opportunities for young boys and girls transcending location, race and income.”

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Academic Scholarships The Foundation supports Phi Kappa Tau’s mission by offering scholarships, stipends and grants to members who excel in scholarship, leadership and service. Last year, the Foundation awarded nearly $50,000 in academic 11 scholarships and more than $300,000 in stipends and grants to recognize individual members and support their pursuit of excellence. The Foundation provides academic scholarships to students pursuing bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Recipients are carefully chosen based upon their academic success, commitment to Phi Kappa Tau’s ideals and service to their campus, community and Fraternity.

CHARLES M. SHAW Christian A. DeWinter, Oklahoma State ’13 Zachary D. Ganger, Wright State ’12 Michael H. Gates, Mount Union ’12 Nashwin A. Laungani, Transylvania ’12 Earl J. Powell, Old Dominion ’10 Stephen C. Riddle, Louisville ’10 Samuel R. Stevens, Louisville ’15 Tatum D. Tummins, Belmont ’12 Hunter S. Whitfield, Georgia ’13 Alexander G. Wheeler, Texas ’12

PAUL A. ELFERS OMEGA Tom Annin, Virginia Tech ’13 Dexter K. Horne, Centre ’13 Luke T. Nantz, Case Western ’09 Jeffrey R. Steller, Kentucky ’06 Justin Walker, Florida ’13 Keith T. Walker, Oklahoma State ’15

EWING T. BOLES Bamidele O. Akomolafe, Old Dominion ’14

PARENTS FUND Justin A. Cole, Belmont ’11 Daniel C. Wythers, Nebraska Wesleyan ’13

PAUL A. ELFERS Rahul J. Joseph, Centre ’11

GREGORY D. HOLLEN Justin E. Ferrera, Idaho ’15

J. OLIVER AMOS Aaron T. Vance, Louisville ’14 JACK L. ANSON Stephen M. Rupprecht, Oswego State ’91 REA A. AND LEA AXLINE Timothy R. Anderson, Mount Union ’13

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation provides academic scholarships to students pursuing bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral 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 provides 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 (NIC).

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E. THOMAS BOLES JR. Connor N. Dethlefs, Nebraska Wesleyan ’12

J. FRANKLIN S. MCMULLAN Travis W. Jarrells, Kentucky ’12 HAROLD H. SHORT Scott J. Moehlmann, St. Cloud ’11 ERNEST H. VOLWILER Sean C. Austin, Lynchburg ’14

HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIPS 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 (CEG) Funds are accounts within the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation. They are set up to receive gifts and restrict them for the educational benefit of specific chapters.

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Recently elected president of the Alpha Tau chapter and 2015 SeriousFun Stipend recipient Eric Oberman, Cornell ’14, had the opportunity to attend Phi Kappa Tau’s National Community Service Event last year with 11 of his chapter brothers.

Oberman and the men of Alpha Tau traveled to Camp Boggy Creek in Eustis, Fla., where they engaged in service projects with brothers from across the country.

Among the brotherhood building and service, Oberman had the opportunity to speak with several of the Camp Boggy Creek counselors about their experiences at camp.

Hearing the impactful stories of the counselors, Oberman returned to campus as an advocate for SeriousFun within and outside of his own chapter.

“Getting involved with SeriousFun has made my experience as a brother of Phi Kappa Tau even more meaningful. In the future, I will help as many of my brothers as possible understand the value of getting hands-on experience with SeriousFun.”

Eric Oberman, Cornell ’14 Government and Economics Major Cornell University Ithaca, N.Y.SERVING. LEARNING. LEADING.

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SeriousFun Stipends Phi Kappa Tau is proud of its affiliation with SeriousFun Children’s Network, established by the late Paul Newman, Ohio ’43. Camps across the country and around the world are special places designed to provide a healthy dose of laughter and enjoyment for children with serious illnesses.

Phi Kappa Tau brothers travel to SeriousFun camps throughout the world 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 or for the entire summer. The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation provides up to $300 in travel stipends to any undergraduate who volunteers at a camp.

2015 SeriousFun Stipend Recipients

Mitchell R. Aman, RIT ’15 Eddie Baldofsky, William Paterson ’13 Anthony J. Basile, Bradley ’12 Robert A. Bastian, RIT ’12 Mike Beveridge, Cornell ’14 Nathan Burrell, RIT ’12 Francisco J. Cordero, Southern Illinois ’14 Isaac B. Cornell, Cornell ’13 Connor N. Dethlefs, Nebraska Wesleyan ’12 Martin L. Dunning, Kentucky ’07 Kyle B. Elliott, Southern Illinois ’12 Christopher Endress, Purdue ’12 Jason Freedman, Cornell ’15 Biniam B. Gared, Cornell ’13 Augustus D. Glab, Bradley ’12 Alexander K. Gomez, Cornell ’14 Kyle Grant, RIT ’12 Gregory Hawk, West Virginia Tech ’14 Charles R. Haskell, North Texas ’15 Mark D. Hernandez, Bradley ’14

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Dayne L. Hester, Southern Illinois ’14 Jacob L. Jeran, Belmont ’13 Kurtis C. Johnson, Nebraska Wesleyan ’12 Sean T. Kelly, Georgia ’14 Trevor P. Konrad, Bradley ’14 Ryan J. Langton, Bradley ’14 Benjamin W. Lee, Cornell ’13 Frank Li, Cornell ’13 Jordan M. Loeb, Indiana ’06 Keith Lohacharoen, San Jose ’15 Johnny Lopez, Florida ’13 Daniel N. Margolin, Cornell ’13 Brian C. McGovern, Cornell ’13 Keith Merriman, Florida State ’13 John P. Metido, Bradley ’12 Scott J. Moehlmann, St. Cloud ’11 Mauricio R. Moreyra, Cornell ’14 Jonathan Moron, Bradley ’14 Jacob W. Mouser, Washington ’11 Tyler J. Neace, Cornell ’13

Brandon Nieves, RIT ’13 Eric Oberman, Cornell ’14 Michael O. Okwali, Maryland ’13 Erik Repka, North Texas ’15 Connar Rice, Bradley ’14 Tye D. Rochner, Florida ’12 Michael Roquet, Georgia ’14 Alex P. Rose, Bradley ’14 Ryan Roth, Southern Illinois ’14 Derick R. Schwedt, Mount Union ’11 Clinton W. Simmons, Mount Union ’14 Brian Spychalski, Florida ’14 Joshua T. Stahle, Belmont ’13 Ryan J. Stover, Baldwin Wallace ’10 Nicolas B. Studebaker, Oklahoma State ’13 James J. Stumpf, Bradley ’12 Aaron T. Vance, Louisville ’14 Joel G. Vandeweert, Oklahoma State ’14 Brian D. Wilson, Florida State ’12

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n January, presidents from 79 chapters across the country traveled to Dallas, Texas, for Phi Kappa Tau’s annual Presidents Academy, a program designed specifically to prepare newly elected presidents for their term in office. The men were eager to meet other presidents and gain valuable skills.

The weekend began Friday as Presidents Academy Dean Andy Fruth, Southern Illinois ’08, welcomed the presidents and told them how helpful a presidential “boot camp” would have been for his own presidency, telling the eager leaders, “I was literally steering the ship without a compass. The transition from my predecessor was being handed a loosely stuffed folder and gavel with a vague explanation of how to run next week’s chapter meeting.” He noted that Phi Kappa Tau's Presidents Academy was structured to provide new presidents with the compass for that ship.

The Academy curriculum was designed to motivate and create ethical leaders of tomorrow using three overarching objectives: to identify risky behavior, to identify responsibilities as president and to identify accountability in each aspect of office. Activities and conversations emphasized these objectives with each president and provided real-world application.

Presidents participated in a panel discussion with National President Rick Keltner, Sacramento State ’76, CEO Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97, and Leroy Chiao, UC Berkeley ’79. Chiao said his time at Nu chapter prepared LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

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During the closing of Presidents Academy, presidents take the oath of office during the officer installation ceremony.

Presidents are given the opportunity to read letters from their chapter’s previous leaders and write a note of advice for future chapter officers. him to be an astronaut, and that his professional career was furthered by the skills he gained as a Phi Tau. He attributed much of his success to networking and study skills he honed at Nu. He said that during astronaut interviews, considerable weight was placed upon a period of interaction among the full candidate pool and the hiring panel. With so many of the candidates of equal technical expertise, Chiao believed his social skills gave him an edge with the panel and ultimately led to his selection as an astronaut.

The Academy experience was enhanced with small group conversations led by both member and nonmember facilitators. To keep participants engaged, the schedule bounces between large group presentations and small group discussion. Presidents are divided into groups regionally to encourage connections following Presidents Academy. It is the job of small group facilitators to provide different perspectives and challenge presidents’ assumptions throughout the weekend. One president reported on his evaluation, “Our facilitator did a great job at creating an environment of mutual respect; I feel he truly wants nothing but the best for my chapter.” Another wrote: “Our group facilitator was amazing. He was extremely knowledgeable and helped me learn new things.”

Facilitators serve an important role in guiding the presidents through the curriculum to ensure they get the most out of the short program.

The weekend concluded with discussions on leaving a positive legacy. Presidents finalized their goals for the upcoming term and created action plans to achieve these goals. Each president also had the opportunity to reflect on where his chapter has been. Previous presidents wrote their goals in a letter to their future chapter president.

Letters spanning several years give the incoming president a chance to see how his chapter has grown. The activity concludes with the current chapter president adding his goals and legacy in a letter for future generations of leaders, extending the links in the chain of brotherhood.

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Presidents are greeted by staff and volunteers during check-in. Each president received personalized business cards and a business card holder.

Presidents learned how Phi Kappa Tau shaped leaders during a panel discussion.

National Leadership Advisor Leroy Chiao, UC Berkeley ’79, National President Rick Keltner, Sacramento State ’76, and CEO Tim Hudson, Truman State ’97, said how the lessons learned while undergraduate members propelled them into success within their careers.

Presidents learned about the Borradaile Challenge through an interactive board game.

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The Brothers Trust, the Foundation’s exclusive undergraduate giving society, provides scholarships for colony members to attend Men of Character programs. Pictured are colony presidents of Phi Kappa Tau.

17 Phi Kappa Tau brothers were given the opportunity to identify a goal they wish to accomplish during the upcoming year. Once each president documented his goal, he shared it with his cohort of presidents for feedback.

Phi Kappa Tau alumni and friends facilitated the small group sessions of Presidents Academy. Each brought a unique perspective and worldview that they shared with presidents. Some facilitators work as campus fraternity and sorority advisors while others work in other areas of industry.

Seventy-nine presidents graduated from the 2016 Presidents Academy in Dallas, Texas. The weekend was spent networking with alumni and other presidents. Presidents return to their home chapters with the knowledge and skills to successfully lead their chapters.

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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 give in support of its mission. It needed brothers willing to exemplify their just pride in Phi Kappa Tau through philanthropic commitment.

Brothers and friends who demonstrate their belief in Phi Kappa Tau through philanthropy by contributing $1,000 or more to the Foundation each year are recognized as members of the Ewing T. Boles Society.

Boles Society members help Phi Kappa Tau become the best by joining at the level most appropriate for them: Society level at $1,000, Red Carnation level at $2,500 or Laurel Wreath level at $5,000. The Foundation’s most generous donors are recognized as members of the Chairman’s level for giving $10,000 or more.

Looking at the years ahead and thinking about what can be accomplished, we must remember that Phi Kappa Tau can be the best. If we have the means and the funds to do that, there is no question that goal can be achieved.”

—Ewing T. Boles, Centre ’14

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The Ewing T. Boles Society ensures the Foundation can provide Phi Kappa Tau the financial support it needs to deliver a more powerful Fraternity experience. These outstanding individuals advance the Fraternity through their philanthropic leadership.

CHAIRMAN’S LEVEL $10,000+ James B. Bacon, Michigan Tech ’59 Ray Clarke, Bowling Green ’51 + Harry Huge, Nebraska Wesleyan ’56 William L. Jones, Mississippi State ’60 David W. O’Neill, Michigan Tech ’58 + David A. Ruckman, Ohio State ’62 Jack A. Soules, Ohio State ’46 Scott E. Wagner, Ohio ’90  Children’s Heart Foundation LAUREL WREATH LEVEL $5,000 - $9,999 Kevin J. Boatright, Nebraska Wesleyan ’71 Steve W. Chaddick, Georgia Tech ’70 Gerald E. Feezel, Kent State ’49 + Thomas A. Jeswald, Ohio ’63 Thomas R. Kunse, Michigan Tech ’90 William M. Lafferty, Delaware ’82 Thomas Lowe, Central Michigan ’68 Anthony C. Marucci Jr., Mississippi State ’89 Clifford D. Shields, Mount Union ’41 Robert Roggenkamp  RED CARNATION LEVEL $2,500 - $4,999 Brandon T. Bisig, Eastern Kentucky ’01 Nickolas Davatzes, St. John’s ’60 John M. Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60 Dale S. Holland, Kent State ’87 Rick A. Keltner, Sacramento State ’76 Roy O. King, New Mexico State ’73 Warren K. Mattox, Nebraska Wesleyan ’69 Sean J. McManus, East Carolina ’97 Richard F. Michael, Michigan Tech ’70 Jeffrey L. Rivard, Central Michigan ’65 Daniel J. Simonetti, Kansas State ’87 Thomas C. Skena, Bethany ’81

 First-Time

SOCIETY LEVEL $1,000 - $2,499 William G. Adams, Central Michigan ’65 Charles T. Ball, Miami ’82 Douglas Bambeck, Kent State ’93 Rhett D. Bentley, Auburn ’74 J.H. Mahaney, Bethany ’87 Raymond A. Bichimer, Ohio State ’53 Joshua J. Bleidt, Eastern Kentucky ’96 William F. Brasch Sr., Louisville ’67 William G. Braund, Westminster ’54 Norman W. Brown, Ohio State ’50 Eric B. Campbell, Oklahoma State ’72 Ralph E. Campbell, Cincinnati ’67 J. Ray Cox Jr., North Carolina State ’89 Aaron S. Curry, Oklahoma State ’91 John H. Cuturilo, North Carolina State ’73 Daniel M. Dauer, Old Dominion ’67 C. Brent DeVore, Ohio ’61 John E. Donaldson, Ohio ’49 Donald W. Dorr, Nebraska Wesleyan ’58 Michael D. Dovilla, Baldwin Wallace ’94 Stephen M. Dunn, Colorado ’66 Larry Enterline, Case Western ’71 David C. F. Lapinski, Pennsylvania ’74 Will S. Fisher, Miami ’80 J. Thomas Freeman Jr., Florida ’84 Michael L. French, Kent State ’88 John Friend, Kent State ’87 Wesley R. Fugate, Centre ’99 Michael T. Gabhart, Georgetown ’95 John C. Gray, Kent State ’04 F. Harrison Green, Mississippi ’66 Joseph H. Grimes, Kansas State ’59 James S. Hamilton, Ohio State ’63 Brian T. Hardy, Westminster ’93 John F. Harkness Jr., Florida ’64 C. Steven Hartman, Muskingum ’89 Jim K. Heilmeier, Kent State ’49 Gregory M. Heilmeier, Bethany ’86 W. Timothy Hudson, Truman State ’97 William D. Jenkins, Bowling Green ’57

John A. Johnson, Mississippi State ’64 Larry E. Jones, Nebraska Wesleyan ’70 John L. Kaczynski, Central Michigan ’04 David Britt, Kent State ’87 Harry King, Kent State ’11 Garry A. Klingbergs, Cleveland ’82 Charles L. Leemon, III, Mississippi ’69 J.J. Lewis, Central Michigan ’04 J. Kenneth Loewen Jr., Colorado ’80 Michael D. Lummus, Belmont ’06 William C. Macak, Florida State ’73 Wayne Maybaugh, Central Michigan ’77  Franklin H. Mills, Nebraska Wesleyan ’52 Jerry M. Milton Jr., Mississippi State ’83 Steven F. Moore, Rutgers ’99 Joshua M. O’Brien, Cincinnati ’97 Kenneth W. Parent, Lawrence ’65 David H. Perkins, UC Berkeley ’48 Donald J. Phillips, Texas-Austin ’82 Robert M. Reese, Kent State ’87 Christopher Rezek, Ohio State ’87 Travis A. Robinson, Eastern Kentucky ’98 Ross E. Roeder, Michigan State ’58 Gary L. Rose, Tennessee ’83 Edwin M. Rosser, Colorado State ’61 Robert J. Ruckriegel Jr., Eastern Kentucky ’96 Adam J. Samson, Old Dominion ’07 John H. Sayers, Bethany ’78 Timothy F. Smith, Bowling Green ’62 Terryl E. Stewart, Nebraska Wesleyan ’64 John E. Thompson, Sacramento State ’68 Gabe H. Uebel, Eastern Kentucky ’95 Cliff D. Unger, Arizona ’98 Tyler C. Wash, Georgetown ’06 W. Byars Wells, Transylvania ’98 Robert A. White, Mississippi State ’63  Fisnik Zumberi, Southern Illinois ’08 Apple Foundation Courtney Roggenkamp  Alice Schmidt 

Donors

+ Donors who have entered Chapter Eternal CHAIRMAN’S LEVEL The Chairman’s Level is awarded to donors who contribute $10,000 or more annually.

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LAUREL WREATH LEVEL The Laurel Wreath level is awarded to donors who contribute $5,000 or more annually.

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.

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For thousands of Phi Kappa Tau alumni, an ongoing connection to the Fraternity is a lifelong passion demonstrated in part by their support of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation. Many extend that passion beyond their lifetime by including a charitable gift to the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation in their estate plans.

Phi Kappa Tau members 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 that their undergraduate brothers have access to the best possible leadership development and educational opportunities. An estate gift can help ensure these opportunities for generations to come.

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. Donors should specify that the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is to receive a certain amount or percentage of their estate, particular assets or the remainder of their estate after providing for their heirs.

The Foundation recognizes and honors those who elect to make estate gifts and other forms of deferred gifts by including their names in the Heritage Society. By committing to an estate gift, these members join the likes of Ewing T. Boles, Centre ’14, Roland Maxwell, Southern California ’22, Charles M. Shaw, UC Berkeley ’49, and others whose support both during their lifetime and upon entering Chapter Eternal have left a legacy to be remembered always.

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The Heritage Society was established to honor and recognize the Fraternity’s alumni and friends who have made provisions for future generations of students through wills, 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 gifts to the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation.

Alan W. Dunn, Hobart College ’78 + Michael R. Ecton, Georgetown ’00 Paul A. Elfers, Wisconsin-Madison ’24 + Gerald E. Feezel, Kent State ’49 + Gary H. Fernwood, Bowling Green ’52 F. Frederick Fether, Bowling Green ’51 Lawrence L. Fisher, Ohio State ’60 Alfred V. Fong, Cal State-Fullerton ’67 S. Philip Ford, Webber ’81 George A. Gamble, Ohio ’65 Daniel R. Garcia, Cal Poly-Pomona ’97 William R. Goacher, Florida ’58 Adam D. Goetz, Clemson ’95 John D. Good, Ohio ’47 + Ashford Greeley, Florida ’55 + F. Harrison Green, Ole Miss ’66 John M. Green, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60 James S. Hamilton, Ohio State ’63 C. Steven Hartman, Muskingum ’89 John M. Alvenus, St. John’s ’89 Jon F. Hays, Old Dominion ’07 Eldon C. Baber, Cal State-Long Beach ’79 Thomas F. Hazelton, Coe ’75 Kent R. Bailey, Arkansas ’89 Donald A. Henry Jr., Illinois ’35 + Charles T. Ball, Miami ’82 Gregory D. Hollen, Maryland ’75 Robert G. Bartheld, Iowa State ’49 Christopher Hornbrook, Bradley ’80 + William W. Bateman, Colorado ’70 + Daniel J. Houck Jr., North Carolina State ’97 Rhett D. Bentley, Auburn ’74 Victor F. Hudy, Michigan Tech ’84 Joshua J. Bleidt, Eastern Kentucky ’96 Dan L. Huffer, Ohio State ’57 Roscoe E. Blyler, Penn State ’41 + Roger D. Humphrey, Ohio ’34 + Ewing T. Boles, Centre ’14 + Elmer C. Hunter, Colorado State ’40 William D. Jenkins, Bowling Green ’57 William O. Boles, Kentucky ’49 + Kenneth Jordan, Wright State ’74 Mark M. Boyd, Miami ’71 Robert G. Kaiser, Penn State ’74 C.M. Britt, Transylvania ’35 + Jeffrey Karpiak, Florida ’69 Stephen Brothers, UC Berkeley ’66 Rick A. Keltner, Sacramento State ’76 Norman W. Brown, Ohio State ’50 Robert E. Kennedy, Southern California ’47 William S. Budd, Illinois ’31 + Calvin W. Klumb, Miami ’58 Gerald G. Carlton Jr., Ohio ’58 David C. Lapinski, Penn State ’74 David C. Cathcart, Delaware ’24 + Harry Lash, Illinois ’78 Ray Clarke, Bowling Green ’51 + Jeffrey G. Lawton, Oswego ’90 + Robert P. Cook, Florida State ’81 Robert Leatherman, Akron ’60 John F. Cosgrove, Florida ’68 + Steven I. Lerer, Rutgers ’02 Lewis M. Culver, Colorado ’24 + James J. Lewis, Central Michigan ’04 Thomas C. Cunningham, Nebraska Wesleyan ’60 + Jeffrey D. Lewis, College of New Jersey ’97 Jay B. Davis, Webber ’82 K. Steve Lilly, Evansville ’80 Melvin Dettra, Ohio State ’45 + J. Kenneth Loewen Jr., Colorado ’80 Michael D. Dovilla, Baldwin Wallace ’94 THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

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Todd A. Lucas, Wright State ’94 Michael D. Lummus, Belmont ’06 John F. Mankopf, Coe ’65 Anthony C. Marucci Jr., Mississippi State ’89 Roland Maxwell, Southern California ’22 + James C. McAtee, Ohio ’65 Joseph J. McCann Jr., Spring Hill ’74 + Tom M. McCleave, Bowling Green ’50 Derick Meadows, West Virginia Tech ’90 Paul G. Mook, Bowling Green ’50 + John T. Muncey, Kentucky ’37 + Todd E. Napier, Evansville ’83 Benjamin F. Nelson, Transylvania ’78 Randy R. Nichols, Ole Miss ’72 G. Gary Nixon, Akron ’61 David Ozag, East Carolina ’05 + David M. Paganucci, Sacramento State ’69 + Matthew C. Parker, Evansville ’93 Kent Parr, Evansville ’76 C. Howard Pieper, Texas ’48 + Gary Proud, RIT ’66 Robert L. Ragsdale, Georgia ’66 James V. Rawn, Florida ’67 Joseph R. Raymond Jr., Georgetown ’98 Paul E. Raymond, Coe ’23 + Jason J. Reckard, Kent State ’87 Jeffrey L. Rivard, Central Michigan ’65 Ross E. Roeder, Michigan State ’58 Edwin M. Rosser, Colorado State ’61 John R. Sabol, Central Michigan ’94 Brent R. Seelmeyer, Tennessee ’94 Charles M. Shaw, UC Berkeley ’49 + Timothy O. Simon, Maryland ’76 Randolph L. Smallwood Jr., Franklin & Marshall ’53 + Donald E. Snyder Sr., Cornell ’49 + Thomas L. Tatham, Florida ’31 + Lee H. Turk, Louisville ’66 Lewis A. Waddington, Colorado ’36 + Darrell A. Wells, Longwood ’94 George H. Wenzel Jr., Florida ’40 + Victor R. Williams, Texas ’51 + Arthur F. Wilson IV, Longwood ’94 Richard H. Wilson Jr., Indiana ’81 Kees P. Wouldenberg, Cal State-Long Beach ’01 Thomas W. Young, Mount Union ’34 + LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

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2015 Honor Roll of Donors The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is proud to present the 2015 Honor Roll of Donors. This list recognizes everyone who made a gift between Jan. 1, 2015, and Dec. 31, 2015. 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 2015 are listed alphabetically by chapter. Ewing T. Boles Society members (donors who contributed $1,000 or more in 2015) are in bold. Gifts from nonmembers are included in the friends of Phi Tau sections.

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

First-Time Donors Brothers Trust (undergraduates) * + Donors who have entered Chapter Eternal 

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

ALPHA - MIAMI J. Frank Adams Jr. ’55 K David A. Arnold ’56 David H. Ashby ’58 T Charles T. Ball ’82 Φ Richard L. Barnhart ’51 Joseph R. Blanchard ’77 Nathaniel T. Bolser ’00  Fred G. Breitling ’57 T Francis H. Buhler ’47 Φ Clifford J. Callahan ’02 Drew S. Callahan ’06 Dino J. Caterini ’51 William G. Corkins ’57 Trevor M. Cost ’00 W. Jeffrey Day ’76 LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

Thomas DeJonge ’82 Thomas Hogue Dinwiddie ’50 Norman A. Dohner ’41 Danny C. Duckham ’52  Curtis R. Dunseath ’85 Mitchell T. Engel ’71 Φ James S. Ertel ’71 T Kevin D. Fiehrer ’78 Will S. Fisher ’80 ⊕ James H. Fouss ’58 Louis Gabbard ’57 Patrick D. Galbreath ’99 Charles F. Galey ’52  Charles P. Gerstenmaier ’53 Joe B. Glass ’54 T Sam H. Halter ’58

∂ Α Β Γ ∆ Ε Ζ √ ♣ ∇ ∝ ♦ ⊕ Φ K T

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

Norman G. Hoyt ’66 Robert M. Jackman ’50 Daniel J. Johnson ’74 William E. Landfair ’55 Donald E. Lease ’50 Jason C. Luring ’96 William L. MacDonald ’62 William G. Mallory ’54 Robert L. Mang ’51 Robert J. Manning ’74 Anthony J. Marano ’98 Kevin M. Martin ’81 David J. Morganti ’00 Charles Mueller ’65 Bruce D. Munn ’58 James D. Overly ’53

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Mark J. Pawlak ’76 Thomas W. Podwell ’58 Mark Potasiewicz ’88 William L. Poulton ’57 + David S. Preuninger ’67 Robert E. Saltmarsh ’50 Douglas E. Sitzler ’06 Neil M. Smalley ’54 Jon R. Spahr ’58 David G. Spence ’76 David H. Stauffer ’61 Carl H. Steiss ’62 Thomas D. Swepston ’54 K James A. Tekavec ’63 Tyler Whitmer ’56 Richard T. Yake ’49  THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

BETA - OHIO Richard W. Borton ’63 Timothy J. Bowie ’82 T John H. Brannen ’69 Glenn L. Brockman ’81 David G. Budd ’56 Ronald R. Carroll ’81  Frank T. Ciura ’93  Gary L. Clark ’57 Lawrence W. Conrad ’64 Bradley A. Cooper ’85 C. Brent DeVore ’61 ⊕ John E. Donaldson ’49 ⊕ George S. Drop ’57 Jeffrey R. Ebersbach ’83  Robert M. Fitchko ’69 Howard O. Frankenfield ’68 James E. Frey ’67  George A. Gamble ’65 Christopher Garber ’93 T Delbert W. Hahn ’57 Roy L. Hoeck ’64  Donald M. Hudak ’59 Thomas A. Jeswald ’63 ∝ William D. Katholi ’58 Richard W. Koon ’63 Scott Krueckeberg ’93 Samuel H. Kunau ’15  * Brian T. Lawrence ’93 Guy A. Link ’62 Paul A. Moffat ’69 Randall L. Murray ’58 K James K. Penn ’99  Roger L. Porter ’49 Joe T. Ruby ’69 Vincente P. Sandy ’02 William R. Schilt ’63 Mark E. Sheehy ’82 John N. Shephard ’51  Don M. Stansberry ’87 James L. Stephens ’58 David A. Stoller ’61 William C. Summers ’73 T James W. Thyer ’62  Larry K. Tracy ’77  George V. Voinovich ’56 T Fred W. Wagner ’57 Scott E. Wagner ’90 ∝  Gordon H. Young ’47 GAMMA - OHIO STATE Robert G. Andrews ’54 T Raymond A. Bichimer ’53 √ Justin L. Bliss ’12  Don W. Boone ’52 Norman W. Brown ’50 ∆ D. Rea Buchanan ’67 J. Scott Fawcett ’57 James S. Hamilton ’63 √ Dan L. Huffer ’57 T Philip D. Jaeger ’58 THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

Randall E. McGonigal ’77  Judson J. McIntire ’69 Bradley A. Myers ’75 Ryan C. Nordhoff ’99  Carl S. Okeson ’50 Glenn B. Redick ’63 Christopher Rezek ’87 James J. Rice ’61 K David A. Ruckman ’62 Ε Floyd J. Singer ’56 Scot Smith ’61 Jack A. Soules ’46 ∝ Robert D. Strung ’69 Charles E. Thacker III ’06  DELTA - CENTRE Allen K. Chelgren ’62  Tristan B. Conroy ’12 John C. Dodson ’68 Wesley R. Fugate ’99 Φ Charles E. Hughes ’66 William N. Jones ’02 Matthew C. Lally ’02 John H. Newman ’63 Joseph P. Noltemeyer ’98 Geoffrey E. Pfeiffer ’69 Robert E. Wheeler ’53 K EPSILON - MOUNT UNION Thomas J. Alten ’81 Wayne R. Amos ’53 Ian M. Andrews ’01 T Robert W. Bragdon ’65 Robert Brocious ’10  Roy Clunk ’75 Andy Dordea ’43 Arthur F. Dundon ’39 Roy A. Fischer ’57 Andrew J. Fisher ’14  * Michael H. Gates ’12 * Alex R. Koehler ’07 Gregory P. Koman ’11 Brandon T. Lucas ’14  * David F. McFarland ’41 John G. McLachlan ’55 Christopher S. Monrad ’72 Thomas D. Robinson ’69 William C. Rohaley ’14  * Roberts A. L. Sargent Jr. ’65 Clifford D. Shields ’41 ⊕ James K. Smith ’55  Michael Sovak ’15  * Bryan C. Stevens ’98 Brian E. Strawser ’14  * Dennis C. Warstler ’68 Jesse T. Wynn ’14  * Erick J. Zimmer ’95 ZETA - ILLINOIS Charles R. Alt ’58  Thomas E. Boldt ’81

Michael S. Cadell ’90 Robert G. Fox ’50 Charles Hammond Jr. ’49 Elmer C. Hawkins ’51 John M. Herrin ’42  Robert W. Johns ’62 Gary A. Johnson ’94  Jeffrey M. Jones ’65 Robert S. Kotlarz ’49 Dale L. Meller ’65 Robert A. Nejdl ’51 Robert J. Patterson Jr. ’62 T Michael J. Petit ’78 Thomas L. Stone ’77 Thomas S. Thornton ’87 

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ETA - MUHLENBERG Jim H. Alderfer ’63 K Jeff T. Baird ’01 T Thomas R. Bennington ’71 Karl S. Bourdeau ’72 Howard M. Fairchild ’78  Richard R. Gutekunst ’47 Richard J. Hafer ’58  Leonard Sancilio ’82  Robert A. Vincent ’63 Dean J. Wentz ’60  William W. Wightman ’61 Rolf B. Wolfrom ’72 Paul C. Zieger ’59 Christopher J. Zingaro ’89 THETA - TRANSYLVANIA John T. Chafin II ’93 Jack E. Dorsey ’53 Clay K. Fedde ’06 Donald F. Guss ’54  Daniel M. Jensen ’14 * Charles E. Newquist ’72 Fon Rogers ’71 ⊕ W. Byars Wells ’98 T Garey L. White ’46

IOTA - COE Michael F. Beecher ’70 Thomas A. Granquist ’58 Tyler Hetland ’09  Denny Junge ’75 John F. Mankopf ’65 ⊕ Art Nielander Jr. ’55  Dale E. Shatzer ’53 Stewart A. Shaw ’54  + Gerald L. Shott ’52 KAPPA - KENTUCKY John L. Anson ’58 T Frank E. Barnett ’49 Jeffrey R. Beckman ’65 John E. Christopher Jr. ’86  Martin L. Dunning ’07 Michael R. Huffman ’89 Stephen M. Kiene ’04 John L. Mains Jr. ’60  Stanley M. Saunier Jr. ’46 Michael P. Smith ’97 * Jerome A. Stricker ’59 Ralph E. Wesley ’65 Jerry D. Westerfield ’60 Oscar F. Westerfield ’64 T Douglas E. Williams ’51  LAMBDA - PURDUE Ethan G. Barron ’13  * Timothy M. Burkhart ’95 John C. Shirk Coffin ’42 Robert L. Hilligoss ’59  David M. Huxhold ’76  Kent H. Jackson ’78 Nicholas R. Krueger ’02  Jerrald W. Kuenn ’60 Stanley C. Kuenn ’64 Michael W. Lennox ’79 Φ  Edward E. Liesse ’55 Paul A. Pankros ’62 Donald G. Richardson ’53 Alberto Rios ’12  * Albert O. Roberts ’42 Christopher A. Schreiner ’02  Craig F. Sears ’68 Austin T. Shaw ’13 Timothy A. Shaw ’83 John F. Shirey ’68 T William G. Wagner ’65 John M. Wilcox ’72 David B. Wozniak ’71 Φ R. Daniel Zieg ’71 MU - LAWRENCE Edward C. Conrads ’47 John T. Fischer ’62 Wayne W. Kronquist ’56 Kenneth W. Parent ’65 Φ James R. Petrie ’54 Steven D. Reuhl ’00  R. Paul Rosenheimer ’49 LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

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NU - BERKELEY Elliott L. Adams ’61 K Gregory R. Anderson ’76 K Reginald E. Bayley ’56 T Lloyd E. Canton ’55 Walter Christen ’79  Gregory L. Davis ’72  John B. Dickerson ’59 Robert H. Duey ’58 T Christopher J. Fikert ’98 Fred F. Gregory ’61 K David H. Perkins ’48 ⊕ Guy D. Petzold ’74 Craig S. Robbins ’60 Maynard B. Rotermund ’49 Raymond L. Shurtz ’55 Richard L. Shurtz ’56 T Ross N. Tucker ’50 XI - FRANKLIN & MARSHALL John M. Brush ’86 John H. Clark ’59 David M. Costa ’85 Rocco A. Dimeo ’49 J. Keiper Groff ’44 Curt H.G. Heinfelden ’66 Robert D. Moyer ’46  George M. Napuda ’55 Barry I. Schloss ’64  Edwin E. Sekowski ’57 Michael R. Treister ’62 Eric W. Vogel ’84 Joseph D. Weiss ’55 Gerald R. Young ’65 OMICRON - PENN STATE Robert E. Byrd ’69 G. William Heath ’54 Robert G. Kaiser ’74 K Terence P. Kirchner ’78 David C. F Lapinski ’74 ♦ Wayne S. Myers ’66 Edward J. Sekula Jr. ’60 Domenic John Sidoti ’01  Edward V. Smarsh Jr. ’81 Frank J. Sterba ’53 Howard F. Thompson ’54 Ray S. Walker ’33 William C. Westley Jr. ’52 Lloyd G. Young ’50 PI - SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Donald R.D. Andree ’45 M. Jordan Blair ’07 Mark J. Fronke ’77 Alex C. Georgiev ’77 Page E. Golsan III ’56 Gary W. Hancock ’55 John P. Hart ’53  Robert B. Leach ’76 Duane G. Merrill ’70 T William F. Penney ’72 LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

Kirk Rogers ’78 Jay E. Smith ’70 C. Dean Vausbinder ’48 Emrick A. Webb ’46 T

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RHO - RENSSELAER Donald C. Appelby ’39 Marshall W. Barnes ’51 + John H. Cunningham Jr. ’55 I. James Elmore ’46 John G. Flick ’73 Eugene A. Goleski ’74 John Hawley ’69 John W. Kubovic ’57 Peter M. Neylan ’03  John R. Ryan ’70 Ralph G. Schoeffer ’50 Edward K. Scofield ’49 Robert J. Thompson Jr. ’69 Richard W. Wilkinson ’48 SIGMA - SYRACUSE John B. Bright ’52  + TAU - MICHIGAN Howard J. Buchanan ’53 Malcolm B. Campbell ’52 Thomas P. Christy ’89 Robert J. Currie ’56 Robert L. Granacher ’49  + Harry N. Kotsis ’56 ⊕ William L. Powell ’55 T Robert C. Richter ’56 T Gordon G. Wepfer ’52

UPSILON NEBRASKA WESLEYAN Robert W. Abel ’54  Fred L. Aden ’59 Cristian A. Alcalde ’15  * Eugene C. Anderson ’64 Hollis W. Anderson ’66 Kerry K. Anderson ’56  Robert F. Bartle ’69 Kevin J. Boatright ’71 ⊕ Donald H. Breit ’14  * Tanner W. Brown ’12 * Christian S. Cannon ’15  * Nathan Chappell ’14  * V.F. Colon ’56 Austin J. Coyle ’13 * Connor N. Dethlefs ’12 * Donald W. Dorr ’58 T Cameron D. Farrell ’12 * K. Lowell Gaither ’58 John M. Green ’60 √ Robert F. Hamilton ’57 T Krista Harrell AM  Sam Harris ’15  * C. J. Harrison ’15  * Eoghan P. Hartley ’14 * Christian J. Healy AM  * Nolan J. Healy ’13 * Steven R. Herfindahl ’02  Michael Herring ’77 T Philip Hovis ’76 T Harry Huge ’56 ♣ James Hughes ’47 Grant S. Jackman ’14  * Thomas A. Jackman ’82 Kurtis C. Johnson ’12 * Scott E. Johnston AM  * Larry E. Jones ’70 K James L. Jorgenson ’57 Noah J. Kapustka ’15  * Dan V. Kral ’64 Robert A. Laughlin ’76 Garret D. Lorenzen ’13 * Evan Marshall ’15  * Warren K. Mattox ’69 ⊕ Robert R. Micheels ’15  * Addison M. Miller ’14 * David R. Mills ’57  Franklin H. Mills ’52 ⊕ David M. Munro ’12 * David S. Newlon ’63  Jack E. Nispel ’54 Stanley L. Orton ’62 Andrew J. Page ’15  * Baxter A. Papik ’00 Mason B. Perry ’15  * Nathan J. Peterson ’12 * Todd W. Peterson ’89 Jack K. Plummer ’58 T

Todd A. Rave ’83 Trevor Reimers ’12 * Trevor D. Riekenberg ’15  * Gary Eugene Riggs ’79 Gabriel Rivera ’15  * Stuart T. Schlichtemeier ’47  + William R. Schlichtemeier ’67 ⊕ James P. Schlichtemier ’51 Edward J. Schrock ’62 Danylo Serednytsky ’15  * Riley R. Shenk ’15  * Will Srinivason ’  * Ryan J. Steffes ’13 * Terryl E. Stewart ’64 T Mitch Sundquist ’14 * Ronold R. Tesch ’59 Erik R. Thomas ’02 Ian Thomas ’12 * Nathan M. Thomas ’15  * Craig S. Timmons ’13 * Steven J. Traut ’65 Ervin H. Unvert ’51 Grayson N. Vaughn ’14  * Robert D. Vodehnal ’60 Daniel L. Walrath ’72 K Jason E. Walters ’87  Dennis R. Witt ’56  Daniel C. Wythers ’13 * PHI - BETHANY Christopher S. Berry ’83 Albert Rhoades Buckelew Jr. ’78 Robert L. Carter ’73 T Samuel LeRoy Engel ’46 Raymond H. Hart ’74 Gregory M. Heilmeier ’86 ∇ Richard D. Hockensmith ’39 Roland B. Kamerer ’47 J.H. Mahaney ’87 Harry L. Mainzer ’76 George B. Manahan ’80 Craig A. Noble ’85 K John M. Roschella ’82 John H. Sayers ’78 ⊕ Thomas C. Skena ’81 Φ Scott J. Sunshine ’77 Steven E. Suter ’78 Peter R. Weber ’63 CHI - NORTH CAROLINA Cecil C. Beumer ’57 D. Anthony Blackman ’73  J. Ray Cox Jr. ’89 K John H. Cuturilo ’73 ∝ Jeffrey A. Doane ’94 Bobby J. Ellis ’55 Brian Thompson Ezzelle ’87 Ross M. Gannon ’68 Robert J. Girard ’65 Stephen H. Marbut ’71 THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

David B. Michaels ’77 Ralph M. Nelson ’57  Michael S. Patrick ’70 Edmund J. Piaski Jr. ’64 Robert G. Pindell ’60  Delmer L. Roberts ’55 Gavin Girish Saldanha ’03 Kevin G. Saldanha ’04  Harry C. Tune Jr. ’60 T Henry A. Turlington ’63 Dean G. Vincent ’77 Matthew C. Webber ’00 George G. Williams ’57 T PSI - COLORADO James B. Andrews ’49 Thomas D. Cronin ’55 Stephen M. Dunn ’66 ∇ Philip G. Esbensen ’52 Bryce A. Frey ’53 Stuart C. Jordan ’45 John G. Kyger ’93  J. Kenneth Loewen Jr. ’80 ♦ Brian G. Long ’85 James R. Massey ’83 Thomas J. McWilliams Jr. ’66 K Mark J. Motta ’83 Marshall C. Petring ’53 William K. Ryan ’83  Scott D. Schell ’78  William C. Starr Jr. ’53 Charles F. Steineger ’66 Robert D. Witters ’50

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ALPHA ALPHA MICHIGAN STATE Norman E. Anderson ’51 Brandon L. Baswell ’87  Calvin W. Bock ’55  Leslie A. Brill ’62  Barry L. Brown ’64 Fred C. Cotter ’51 Charles F. Featherly ’53  Joseph F. Galvin ’61 Harley G. Hecksel ’50 Richard A. Karpinski ’59 Gordon D. Krum ’46 William G. Rees ’50 Aaron Rock ’99  Ross E. Roeder ’58 ∆ Dennis A. Rosenbrook ’54 Allyn R. Shaw ’85 K Ernest C. Weigele ’58 ALPHA GAMMA - DELAWARE Jeffrey A. Brittingham ’81 Richard Cane ’66  George C. Davis ’47 T John C. Farnandez ’53 T Brian T. Gilbert ’72 Paul C. Harrison ’70 Edward K. Kimmel ’56 William M. Lafferty ’82 K Ross M. Lanius Jr. ’55 Alfred T. Lynam ’60 Thomas G. Preston ’64 T J. Raymond Whiteoak ’57 Ronald T. Wood Jr. ’61 Randolph S. Young III ’66 T ALPHA DELTA CASE WESTERN Jon L. Bartos ’62 Brian H. Browne ’06 Philip A. Dunker ’04 Larry Enterline ’71 T Kenneth C. Garman ’44 Jonathan Gerbracht ’59 William A. Growdon ’61 Peter E. Harbath ’58 Bryan E. Hickman ’03 Gary A. Johnston ’69 Jerry L. Kisner ’62 Kermit D. Kuhl ’54 James F. Lavelle Jr. ’61 Philip E. Orbanes ’66 Paul E. Plank ’69 Alan C. Price ’51  Edmund F. Rybicki ’60 C. Allan Schurr ’41 John W. Seferian ’69 Joseph J. Sulc ’74 Irland L. Tashima ’67 Colin Williams ’10 John M. Zamojski ’05

ALPHA EPSILON KANSAS STATE Paul D. Chaffee ’71 Kevin D. Finson ’71 Joseph H. Grimes ’59 ∝ David H. Huebner PhD ’54 Tom D. Huecker ’63 T Eric A. Hummell ’82 T Edmund F. Martinez ’54 Daniel J. Simonetti ’87 ∝

Bricks

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Your gift of $150 places a permanent marker at the Executive Offices that commemorates your dedication and that of others. Purchase a brick online at phikappatau.org/bricks.

ALPHA ZETA OREGON STATE Elmo L. Bowman ’50 James V. Kenyon ’58  Charles E. McKee ’74 T Sante P. Valpiani ’68 ALPHA ETA - FLORIDA William R. Andrews ’56  Guilford H. Bartlett ’57 James W. Basey ’08  George Q. Biegler III ’62 Gerald B. Curington ’69 ⊕ Donald C. Daniel ’61 T Edward B. Darden ’69  David B. Falstad ’78 J. Thomas Freeman Jr. ’84 ⊕ William R. Goacher ’58 Leroy H. Gross ’51 Arthur H. Hanson ’49 John F. Harkness Jr. ’64 Φ Gary E. Jaffe ’83 Ronald R. Lyman ’83 Thomas D. McGurk ’83 T Harry S. Neudigate ’71 

Solon F. O’Neal Jr. ’50 T David J. Pesek ’69 C. Reed Rollins ’49 T Edgar E. Sego ’61 ∇ Victor C. Smith ’63 K Thomas R. Steger ’87 T James A. Stinebiser ’54 Rigel D. Strehlow ’09  Frederick P. Swing ’54  Barrett B. True ’56 Robert Zarzour ’64 ALPHA THETA WILLIAM & MARY David L. Belew ’50  Baxter I. Bell ’47 Andrew E. Cremedas ’60 Stephen T. Goodwin ’78 Jeffrey P. King ’73 Roy D. Lorenz ’48 George L. Nance ’66 David Joseph Ryan ’88 Robert B. Sanford Jr. ’46 ALPHA KAPPA WASHINGTON STATE John C. Amoruso ’70  Gerald I. Eyrich ’49 John L. Jackson ’60  James L. McCaughan ’53 Robert K. McMillan ’68 K Laurence D. Morse ’40 Ernest L. Nicholson ’69  ALPHA LAMBDA - AUBURN Rhett D. Bentley ’74 ∝ Boyce W. Cook ’57 K John T. Drew ’01 George W. Edmondson ’55  O’Neil B. Feltman ’59 Φ Walter W. Griffin ’44 K Preston L. Hassler ’56 T Michael S. Henry ’88 Fredrick J. Hoffman ’63  Jeremy W. Jester ’96 Ryan Lavender ’09  W. Mark Leslie ’80 Matthew Morrison ’91 T Hugh P. Nicholson ’51 T Robert J. Pirkle Jr. ’60 Φ F. Lyndon Ramey Jr. ’68 Donald P. Toole ’60 Robert M. Watts ’62 ⊕ Edmond L. Whitfield III ’99  Robert T. Wingate ’55  ALPHA MU OHIO WESLEYAN Joseph C. Shipman ’53

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ALPHA NU - IOWA STATE James D. Alexander Jr. ’55 Lewis W. Allen ’67 T Robert B. Brainard ’59 Jerry J. De Kruif ’55 David M. Smith ’74  Leonard J. Thompson ’78  Larry K. Travis ’56 Galen R. Zumbach ’73 ALPHA OMICRON LAFAYETTE Earl S. Cunerd ’61 Andrew F. Ferenschak ’62  C. William Keck ’59 Theodore R. Swenson ’48  Donald E. White ’59

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Contact Foundation Executive Director Tyler Wash, Georgetown ‘06, to learn more about maximizing your impact through an IRA rollover gift.

ALPHA PI - WASHINGTON Theodore C. Redman ’63 Arthur N. Sorenson ’46 John L. Warren ’62 ALPHA RHO GEORGIA TECH Barton Allison ’68 William L. Aprea ’91 Steve W. Chaddick ’70 Ζ Benjamin T. Coomes ’89 William D. Drinkard ’67 Φ Robert S. Eads ’59 Allan B. Glover ’69 T.E. Hendricks ’89 T David L. Jennings ’72 T LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

John A. Karafanda ’88 Michael E. Maffett ’65 Barry L. Matthews ’61  James D. McConnell ’55 Donald A. Nordal ’52 William H. Pressly ’49 Richard E. Rabe ’53 John G. Shamp ’55  Richard S. Wang ’95 Φ Daniel K. Weir ’78 Wendell M. Williams Jr. ’51 ALPHA SIGMA COLORADO STATE Edwin H. Arnold ’61 T Wilder D. Bancroft ’62 Bradley A. Blockhus ’88 John F. Gaarde ’63 Robert W. Johnson ’65 Larry C. Jones ’63 T Michael H. Kistler ’64 Eric L. Lilljeberg ’65 Noah Nason III ’67 Brian M. O’Dell ’02  E. Michael Rosser ’61 T David L. Stout ’67 J. Gary Wagner ’61 K ALPHA TAU - CORNELL William L. Barney ’61 Sherwood G. Briggs ’55  Michael Bufano ’07  Scott A. Conroe ’01 James B. Fedele ’59 David M. Gatti ’51 Thomas L. Lentz ’58 John E. Mabey ’74 Patrick Madden ’85 T Thomas H. McNamee ’66 Glenn A. Peterson ’72 John M. Scarangello ’69 Gary C. Smith ’60 ♦ Adam S. Tope ’01 Jack H. Zinn ’86 Φ ALPHA UPSILON - COLGATE C. Lloyd Johnson Jr. ’63 ALPHA PHI - AKRON David W. Cabell ’63 Jerrold K. Callen ’66 Donald E. Cort ’46 Robert L. Croye ’54 Richard L. Francis ’67 Gerald J. Glinsek ’59 T John A. Haas ’65 Kenneth J. Huhn ’70 Ray C. Kelly ’69 T Robert Leatherman ’60 ∝ Bernard J. Lemmon Jr. ’55 T Richard W. Myers ’63 Terry J. Renninger ’61 T

John W. Roe ’64 Blin B. Scatterday ’48 J. Charles Sear Jr. ’63 Richard S. Wagner ’49 Forrest J. Westfall Jr. ’71 ALPHA CHI MISSISSIPPI STATE William J. Alexander ’68 Billy F. Anderson ’53 T Roy C. Harris ’62 Mack A. Hataway ’61 John A. Johnson ’64 K William L. Jones ’60 ♣ Anthony C. Marucci Jr. ’89 ⊕ Jerry M. Milton Jr. ’83 Calvin K. Morris ’88 Malcolm N. Outlaw III ’67 Joseph J. Schneider ’64 Thomas L. Stennis ’91 Richard C. Watson ’65  Robert A. White ’63  James F. Williamson Jr. ’67 Stephen R. Wilson ’66  ALPHA PSI-TEXAS-EL PASO William D. Calderhead ’41 James E. Haynes ’72  Larry W. Langberg ’63 A.V. Pena ’58 Benjamin A. Vanecek ’65 Neil E. Weinbrenner ’56 John L. Wilson ’68  ALPHA OMEGA BALDWIN WALLACE Daniel Arutt ’58 Warren G. Barr ’64 + Michael D. Dovilla ’94 ⊕ John T. Gaughan ’57  Thomas H. Konkoly ’65 Matthew D. Long ’08  Logan J. Lukacs ’10  Richard G. Neptune ’69 William F. Prokasy ’49  Allan P. Reinhardt ’48 Thomas C. Schweda ’70  Luke Easter Sondej ’01  Ryan J. Stover ’10 Norman E. Temple ’43 BETA ALPHA - TEXAS William R. Cantrell ’80  Brandon D. Chaudhury ’14  * Paul A. Clinkscales ’54 Joe S. Fletcher Jr. ’63  Richard W. Foote ’59 T David T. Griffin ’66 T Basilio A. Kypuros ’81 Paul W. Midkiff ’80 K Donald J. Phillips ’82 ♣ Fred A. Steger Jr. ’46 

Olney G. Wallis ’60  Eric J. Weig ’83 T Leon A. Whitney ’54 T BETA BETA - LOUISVILLE David G. Anderson ’66 C. Stephen Bale ’75 Rudy C. Beavin ’57 William F. Brasch Sr. ’67 K Charles M. Brohm ’57 David E. Bybee ’65 W. Gary Caufield ’50 Joseph H. Cohen ’64 John M. Davis ’60 Robert F. DeVoe Jr. ’57 Gregory E. Gleis ’71 T Christopher C. Hass ’91 Frank C. Heinz ’61  Theodore R. Helm ’70 Curtis B. Hill Jr. ’74  Curry E. Horak ’67 David M. Horn ’67 Forrest S. Kuhn Jr. ’65 K Glenn E. Martin Jr. ’73 John L. Martin ’57 Donald McIntosh ’78 Edward K. Montgomery ’67  Jack R. Norris ’65 ⊕ Grover C. Potts Jr. ’63 James F. Rice ’56 Lawrence W. Roberts ’58  Donald B. Romans ’50 Edwin A. Schroering Jr. ’48 Jeffrey C. Sellins ’64 T David E. Smith ’76 James A. Steltenpohl Jr. ’71 Joseph M. Thomas ’69 Aaron T. Vance ’14 * Richard D. Wheatley ’59 BETA GAMMA - IDAHO Robert N. Acock ’48 Harold E. Fobes ’62  Douglas J. Hammond ’73 Scott H. Kunau ’82 John E. Waters ’71  BETA DELTA - U OF MIAMI Robert J. Novak ’48 BETA EPSILON SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Milburne C. Cassady Jr. ’65 Ronald R. Day ’69 K James P. Dickerson ’85  Paul L. Farmer ’83 T Richard A. Johnson ’79 Nicholas Kirkman ’14  * Stephan M. Nelson ’73 K Richard L. Osswald Jr. ’72 James O. Poss ’80 Owen D. Rawls ’59 THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

Jesse A. Stephens ’81 Elliott Voivedich ’85

Donald A. Wilczynski ’88 Nicholas F. Zappitelli ’03

BETA ZETA NEW MEXICO STATE Bob W. Colegrove ’49  Robert S. Culpepper ’48 T Fred L. Dennis ’62  Richard B. Gilbert Sr ’53 Roy O. King ’73 ⊕ Norman L. Marley ’54 R. Jaime Ramirez ’87  John E. Scruggs ’60 William A. Seedorff Jr. ’48  Robert W. Tobey Jr. ’71 T David K. White ’00

BETA KAPPA OKLAHOMA STATE Eric B. Campbell ’72 T Harold D. Courson ’53 K John P. Cullison ’14  * Aaron S. Curry ’91 William K. Emerson ’61 Colt S. Farmer ’15  * David F. Fulton ’67 K Clell H. Goodpaster ’68 John C. Gray ’04 ⊕ Mick E. Griffith ’95  Timothy E. Harper ’81 Allen D. Jones ’77 Kenneth D. Madl ’86  F.L. McKinley ’51 ∝ David W. Miller ’89 Kyle Rutledge ’12 Stanley L. Schell ’02 Φ Randall G. Schuermann ’67 T John B. Schutte ’06  Ray E. Smith ’70 T Mitchell E. Sprowso ’66 Michael A. Strawn ’15  * Larry E. Ward ’60

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BETA THETA - KANSAS Jason J.Abnos ’12  Kerry L. Lindenbaum ’71 William D. Martin ’57 David R. Myers ’68 Steven F. Roth ’66 Robert L. Rudrauff ’48 T Gerald L. Rushfelt ’51  Edward E. Smith ’68 BETA IOTA - FLORIDA STATE Ricky A. Bailey ’03 Clyde D. Boychuck ’81  Robert V. Ford ’57 Michael C. Gainer ’72 Walter M. Garrard ’68 Les S. Kushner ’76 C. Andrew Macak ’03 ⊕ Jonathon C. Macak ’07 William C. Macak ’73 ♦ Hoyt B. Massey ’50 Mahlon C. McNiel ’59  Harry A. Mullikin Jr. ’49 T Henry W. Persons Jr. ’64 Tony Umer ’89 THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

BETA LAMBDA - INDIANA James R. Carter ’56 Rafe H. Cloe ’54 Robert C. Coddington ’50 T Mark E. Engledow ’53  John D. Hora ’52 K Tyler B. Keller ’13 Thomas H. LeVine ’15  Jordan M. Loeb ’06 Thomas L. Marshall ’52 B. Glenn Moore ’62  Joseph H. Neihardt ’62  Spencer R. Shively ’15  * Herbert Allen Sisson ’56  Denis John Stillman ’80 Richard H. Wilson Jr. ’81 Φ BETA MU - KENT STATE Douglas Bambeck ’93 T Garrath K. Blucker ’87  Michael Bowie ’91  John A. Bradley ’52 David Britt ’87 K Raymond A. Conley ’87 Jeffrey Allan Davis ’88  Gerald E. Feezel ’49 K + Michael L. French ’88 T John Friend ’87 T Charles S. Harrison ’56 Jim K. Heilmeier ’49 ∇ Terry H. Hilson ’60 Dale Holland ’87 Φ

Matthew M. Huebner ’95  Harry King ’11 T Michael V. Lash ’96  William R. Loeb ’50 T Mark Matusick ’87 K Richard I. McGill ’49  Timothy B. Mills ’90 Jason J. Reckard ’87 Robert M. Reese ’87 ⊕ David R. Renninger ’61 T Edward L. Sulek ’56 BETA XI - GEORGIA Henry E. Bohn ’56 Peter C. Bohn Sr. ’59 Herbert T. Fuller II ’70  Victor U. Grose ’68 Frank Hartley ’97 Robert L. Ragsdale ’66 T Stephen C. Rogers ’68 T Van A. Sikes ’61  BETA OMICRON MARYLAND Charles A. Belanger ’69 Charles F. Blackman ’67 Gerald N. Bloom ’55 Allan D. Etridge ’64 Raymond C. Ferranti ’69 Richard Paul Fischer ’81 Rodney E. Frederick ’62 Ralph P. Hamilton ’58 T * Gregory D. Hollen ’75 ♣ Nicholas A. Keck ’56 K Matthew H. Maschler ’91 ♦ Isao Murase ’94  Allen L. Passman ’54  Timothy O. Simon ’76 Φ John C. Sisson ’65 Mark P. Staver ’75 BETA PI - MIDDLEBURY Robert W. Copp ’56  BETA RHO - UCLA Roger J. Bell ’54 Joseph V. Errico ’50 Howard M. Kelner ’55 George Ohanian ’49 BETA SIGMA - IDAHO STATE Robert M. Davis ’53  BETA TAU BOWLING GREEN William J. Ault ’80 T Ernest K. Bouyack ’59 Ray Clarke ’51 ∆ + F. Fredrick Fether ’51 ∝ Bret Haggy ’91  Richard M. Henningsen ’55 William D. Jenkins ’57 ⊕

Steven W. Jones ’91 T L. Edward Kime ’51 Ronald P. Konkle ’51 Christopher A. Loucks ’03 Bernard C. Meyers ’52 T Thomas D. Minarcin Sr. ’56 Richard L. Parsel ’50  Tom Pemberton ’57 Brian W. Phillips ’63 Richard H. Ritchie ’58 T Donald G. Ross ’59 T + Warren W. Ruggles ’57 H. Jay Salvage ’69 William J. Shaw ’80  Timothy F. Smith ’62 ∝ William A. Snay ’65  Larry W. Sparks ’61 Steven D. Springer ’94 James R. Steward ’63 Russell J. Suchy ’62 BETA PHI - WESTMINSTER William G. Braund ’54 Ε Raymond Dunham ’62 Brian T. Hardy ’93 Φ Wayne K. Haskell ’63  Lauris C. Hazlett ’60 Douglas W. Henderson ’60 Hugh L. Kells ’60 Brian R. Kocian ’00 David B. MacLeod ’74 Kevin R. Powers ’83 John H. Stoyle ’55 Mark D. Swank ’74 K Bruce R. Thalmann ’85  Paul A. Weadon III ’61 

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BETA CHI SOUTHERN ILLINOIS P. Bradley Baird ’68 K Donald Ballestro ’73 Robert J. Barscewski ’70 Anthony D. Butkus ’68 Willis E. Coatney ’53  Franklin R. Farr ’64 Andrew R. Fruth ’08 Wayne H. Gawlik ’74  Dan W. Holder ’57  Stuart H. Menaker ’60 Terry L. Miller ’66 Paul M. Sawtell ’71 James P. Sheppard ’62  Raymond R. Sophie ’08 Robert Taflinger ’53 John A. Thomas ’61  Fisnik Zumberi ’08 BETA PSI CAL STATE-LONG BEACH James Ahumada ’08  Eugene J. Borgna ’58 Dhar E. Carman ’61 T Dean A. Clark ’88 Richard C. Graham ’57  Eugene B. Hatton ’69  Peter E. Jalaff ’88 Donald S. McLeod ’57 Randy Messenger ’77 Daniel G. Miller ’64 Ronald P. Milligan ’59 Jason A. Moser ’06  David Puzio ’07 James A. Reed ’63 Jerry W. Ross ’68 Laurence E. Simpson ’69 Hidekiyo Takashima ’91 Ernest A. Villa ’65 Brett M. Watanabe ’10  John M. Yeargin ’61 Φ BETA OMEGA CAL STATE-CHICO Tec E. Childers ’84 Ronald M. Fear ’58 Robert D. Kittredge ’66 K Brian P. O’Neill ’06 Joshua V. Patten ’12  Bruce G. Pentland ’67 Eugene F. Rockeman ’58 Russell I. Tanaka ’63 + Walter H. Thorpe ’58 Kirt S. Vitt ’87 GAMMA ALPHA MICHIGAN TECH Harry M. Askin ’60 James B. Bacon ’59 ∇ Robert A. Bunce III ’62 Scott Desotell ’09  * LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

William T. Dodson ’60  Harry J. Glidden ’63 Ernest R. Griff ’58 John R. Keagle ’60 T Terry Kinzel ’68 Thomas R. Kunse ’90 K Jack A. Labo ’60 Richard F. Michael ’70 ∝ Thomas J. Morrison ’63 William J. Murphy ’58  Jerome J. Myers ’64 Richard E. Nielsen ’76 David W. O’Neill ’58 ∝ Matthew O. Otte ’94 Martin Schendel ’81 T Alan J. Sipinen ’79 Zachary C. Tibbits ’15  * John C. Ylitalo ’68 

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GAMMA BETA - CINCINNATI Alan F. Ackenhausen ’60 Harry M. Addison ’57 Harry W. Archer ’64 Scott A. Beck ’82 Ralph E. Campbell ’67 ⊕ Tom Carmazzi ’75 Steve Fitzer ’70 Φ Roderick W. Huff ’66 Joseph A. Huseman ’69 Raymond B. Loase ’61 Chris Majestic ’93 T Joshua M. O’Brien ’97 Φ Michael E. Plett ’62 T

C. David Poppe ’58 Nicholas R.A. Rachford ’64 Φ Edward M. Rauen ’98 Φ James L. Rudd ’63 Patrick M. Short ’14  * GAMMA GAMMA ST. JOHN’S Nickolas Davatzes ’60 ⊕ Raymond E. Evans ’63 Nicholas Felella ’82 Glenn R. Gray ’67 Dewayn C. Marzagalli ’61 Lawrence H. Pettit ’62 Thomas P. Ryan ’60 GAMMA DELTA NORTHERN MICHIGAN Kevin R. Anderson ’80 Michael S. Fried ’67 John A. Hale ’69 T Steven J. Koch ’87 Carl J. Pletzke ’67 GAMMA ZETA CONNECTICUT Howard F. Crossman Jr. ’63 John Paganoni ’61 Leonard L. Ruszczyk ’67  Kenneth J. Vonasek ’67 GAMMA ETA EAST CAROLINA William L. Flinn ’76  Sean J. McManus ’97 ♦ Barney H. West ’60  David B. Wright ’75 GAMMA THETA WESTERN MICHIGAN James H. Madaus ’62 T Edward C. Messal ’63  Roger Sanders ’67 David B. Shankland ’62 GAMMA IOTA SACRAMENTO-STATE Greg Bogert ’65  Mark A. Gresko ’82  Lawrence W. Johnson ’67 Kelly M. Keltner ’14  Rick A. Keltner ’76 ♦ Connor N. Lervold AM  * John R. Ousley Jr. ’76 Paul J. Sax ’63 T John E. Thompson ’68 T Daniel M. Turner ’66

GAMMA LAMBDA CENTRAL MICHIGAN William G. Adams ’65 Joshua D. Alles ’13 * Samuel E. Bartz ’14  * Jacob Bitz ’15  * Tanner J. Boulton ’14  * Dylan J. Brown ’13 * Nicholas W. Bruewer ’12 * Anthony J. Cavataio ’12 * Alexander J. Cendrowski ’14  * Austin M. Corbin ’14  * Bradley J. Cornell ’13 * Jonathan P. Cotts ’14  * Nicholas J. Cowles ’14  * Alfonzo Credit II ’00  Ryan A. Daughtery ’12 Michael D. Dennis ’66  Nick DiNello ’15  * Ethan R. Drouillard ’12 * Matt J. Dunnuck ’13 * Dwight B. Eads ’69  Emmanuel Estrada ’13 * Ian J. Fleming ’14 * Jacob B. Fleming ’12 * Jared C. Grech ’14  * Michael V. Greco ’13 * Michael J. Greene ’10  Tyler O. Hether ’14  * Ian A. Holland ’14 * Devon J. Huggins ’15  * Isiah E. Jackson ’13 * John L. Kaczynski ’04 T Collin J. Karcher ’12 * Cooper M. Klein ’15  * Alexander S. Krul ’12 * Joseph M. Kuhna ’12 * James V. Lahmann ’65 Kyle J. Lefor ’14  * J. J. Lewis ’04 ⊕ Thomas Lowe ’68 K Matthew C. Martin ’13 * Jacob W. Mastropaolo ’12 * Wayne Maybaugh ’77  Robert W. McCrackin ’14 * Kenneth Miedema ’70  Seve C. Moralez ’13 * Evan E. Oltman ’15  * Charles A. Paape ’12 * Cody J. Parafin ’14 * William E. Patterson ’66 Jonathan Pitts ’14  * Ryan A. Preciado ’15  * Michael A. Preston ’15  * Joseph P. Read ’14  * Kenneth L. Rice ’70  Garrett C. Ritterhaus ’15  * THE LAUREL | phikappatau.org

Jeffrey L. Rivard ’65 ♦ Francis G. Rosales ’14  * John R. Sabol ’94 Kurby Sao ’13 * Alex Scaranda ’68  Kurt A. Schulze ’70 Adam D. Shook ’14  * Robert Smith ’87 Carl W. Sproul ’99  Brock Thatcher ’09 Nick E. Waskiewicz ’13 * William H. White ’67 Alexander R. Willett ’13 * Steve M. Wilson ’01  Ronald L. Wolkowicz ’69 John E. Wynalda ’70 GAMMA MU - BRADLEY John F. Bacilek ’70 David O. Baker ’88  William J. Bolas ’64  Eric M. Carncross ’00  Greg Clements ’79 James L. Davis ’69 T Anthony T. De Persia ’67 Michael P. Loden ’80  Robert C. McLaren ’65 Perry A. Miller ’65 Scott E. Nass ’93 Gregory A. Osika ’70 Andrew J. Sondgeroth ’97 Russell T. Wayne ’71 Gary L. Wright ’62 GAMMA NU - RIT Thomas P. Baxley ’10 Patrick J. Best ’04 Walker Curtis ’92 Paul M. Darragh ’12 * Thomas S. Davis ’67 Peter G. Drexel ’68 Ronald A. Fisher Jr. ’79 Peter S. Gabrail ’83 Brian J. McMahon ’71 Eric W. Meyer ’78  Timothy J. Moonan ’82 William Neugebauer ’93  Douglas J. Perkins ’70 Theodore J. Perras ’81  Gary Proud ’66 Thomas R. Steele ’70 Robert A. Uzenoff ’69 GAMMA XI EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Billy E. Green ’15  * Johnathan T.W. Roniger ’14  * Jericho Whatley ’15  * R. Dean Wiles ’70

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GAMMA OMICRON CAL STATE-FULLERTON Eric Bayani ’88 Raymond A. Carlos ’01 Oren C. Crothers ’66 Edward C. Dygert ’66  Tristan L. Hilpert ’03 Merv Lewis ’70  Doug R. MacKay ’66  Anthony Padilla ’08  Josh Razo ’08  Dominic J. Recchia ’68 Tommie K. Tinker ’97 Robert A. Wohlers ’67

Planned Giving

The Foundation will work with you and your estate planner in designing a planned gift that meets your short- and longterm financial goals.

Planned gifts include (but are not limited to) cash bonds, stock securities, personal property, retirement plan assets and insurance policies.

GAMMA PI - YOUNGSTOWN Andrew J. Arendas Jr. ’67 Grey A. Glover ’68 John F. Grzebieniak ’68 John A. Scoff ’67 GAMMA RHO NEBRASKA-KEARNEY Lloyd L. Lipska ’66 GAMMA TAU OLD DOMINION Thomas S. Burrell ’71 Daniel M. Dauer ’67 ⊕ Jon F. Hays ’07 K Earl J. Powell IV ’10 * Adam J. Samson ’07 K Darryl F. Thompson II ’14  * GAMMA UPSILON SPRING HILL Matthew P. Ryan ’78 George M. Simmerman Jr. ’78 T

GAMMA PHI NORTHEASTERN Michael J. Demeo ’68

Keith B. Thomson ’98 Tyler C. Wash ’06 K Brad E. Zoeller ’96

GAMMA PSI TEXAS STATE Mark S. Armstrong ’69 John H. Gatlin ’68 Mark H. Winer ’87 

DELTA KAPPA - TENNESSEE J. Scott Brown ’88 Richard L. Hodgdon ’75 Jordan R. Marshall ’01 Barrett S. McGrath ’77 Matthew K. Milam ’01 Gary L. Rose ’83 Φ J. Richard Walsh ’88 

DELTA BETA - EVANSVILLE Jason C. Butz ’07  Donald L. Foerster ’68  Jamison R. Heard ’12 J. William Keith Jr. ’68 Scott J. Linneweber ’89 Matthew C. Parker ’93 ⊕ Larry E. Phelps ’71  Richard A. Russell ’72 Whitney A. Tice ’99 Martin D. Ulrich ’71 DELTA GAMMA - MISSISSIPPI Wiley N. Boland Jr. ’70 F. Harrison Green ’66 Φ Harrison S. Greenlaw ’70 G. Randall Jones Jr. ’70 Charles L. Leemon III ’69 ∝ Michael R. Smith ’70 Charles J. Woodall ’79 K DELTA DELTA - BRYANT Thomas Lennon ’69  Ramon D. Ohara ’69 DELTA EPSILON - ST. CLOUD Aaron J. Dalbec ’97  Daniel R. Frantz Jr. ’05 Jeffrey J. Mohlke ’99  DELTA ZETA EMPORIA STATE Dennis W. Donahoo ’71 DELTA ETA - MARSHALL James D. Kegley ’70 Dominick R. Versace ’70  DELTA THETA GEORGETOWN J. Dustin Brown ’05 Jerry R. Edens ’73 Michael T. Gabhart ’95 Φ David C. Huffman ’76 ⊕ Joshua K. Johnson ’07 Gregory L. Ledington ’77 Larry L. Mayne ’70 Travis R. Mazurek ’11  Cory T. Parr ’14  * Joseph R. Raymond Jr. ’98 K Scott E. Robertson ’90 Daniel M. Schlipf ’07 Christopher C. Snider ’14  *

DELTA LAMBDA MUSKINGUM David J. Cepek ’91 Timothy S. Coss ’84 David P. Gepford ’74 C. Steven Hartman ’89 ⊕ Brockton Hefflin ’81 Charles W. Johnson ’71 James R. Moore ’71 Jerry L. Schafer ’72 Michael S. Thomin ’71 DELTA NU - WRIGHT STATE Jack S. Cross Jr. ’14  Victor W. Elswick ’99 Rodney J. Guthrie ’89 ⊕ Christopher G. Hoff ’94 Kenneth Jordan ’74 ⊕ Gregory Oliver ’80 Jacques L. Shardo ’75 DELTA XI - CLEVELAND Garry A. Klingbergs ’82 ⊕ DELTA OMICRON PAN AMERICAN Arturo S. Perez ’74 DELTA PI - MURRAY STATE Christopher F. Mora Jr. ’09  DELTA RHO EASTERN KENTUCKY Brandon T. Bisig ’01 T Joshua J. Bleidt ’96 Φ Michael D. Brown ’04 Travis A. Robinson ’98 T Robert Roggenkamp Jr. ’92  + Robert J. Ruckriegel Jr. ’96 Erik C. Shultz ’85  Josh E. Turpin ’04  Gabe H. Uebel ’95 DELTA SIGMA - WEBBER S. Philip Ford ’81 K

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DELTA TAU CAL POLY-POMONA Jeremy A. Botica ’06 Bryan M. Flynn ’86  Jason Swolgaard ’93  Daryl R. Walker ’89

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DELTA PHI - ARKANSAS Gardner D. Burton ’89 G. Todd Pharr ’84 DELTA CHI - ROCHESTER Michael S. Morgioni ’84 DELTA PSI - RIDER Mark A. Scher ’85 Brad Seamon ’88 DELTA OMEGA TRUMAN STATE Jacob E. Breese ’15  * W. Timothy Hudson ’97 K Ryan Rahman ’98  Ronald F. Ramspott Jr. ’88 Yao Shi ’00  Stephen C. Williams ’98 Spencer A. Wilson ’15 * Evan A. Winter ’14 * EPSILON ALPHA TEXAS A&M Mark G. Artlip ’88 EPSILON BETA - WEST VIRGINIA TECH David M. Estep ’97 Wilden D. Harbour ’94  Frank A. Pierson Sr. ’12  H. Richard Robinson ’94  EPSILON GAMMA COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Christopher J. DuMont ’89 Jeffrey B. Kotterman ’87  Jeffrey D. Lewis ’97 T Dennis Morgan ’91 T EPSILON EPSILON WILLIAM PATERSON Eddie Baldofsky ’13 * Justin S. Levin ’13 * Marc Ragosta ’90  Joseph T. Tantillo Sr. ’88  EPSILON ETA - OSWEGO Russell S. Byer ’90 T David A. Monk II ’89 T Stephen M. Rupprecht ’91 Φ

EPSILON THETA SAN FRANCISCO STATE Peter Aughney ’90 Brian Banifatemi ’13 * Travis J. Northup ’11

ZETA EPSILON LYNCHBURG Caleb M. Bodden ’15  *

EPSILON KAPPA - RUTGERS Alexander M. Kanevsky ’05 Steven F. Moore ’99 ⊕

ZETA ZETA ILLINOIS - SPRINGFIELD Alexander W. Fruth ’14 Terry R. Fruth ’14  Michael P. Rosenberger ’14  *

EPSILON LAMBDA LONGWOOD Christopher D. Dalton ’94 Robert Harrell ’94 Jimmie Morris Jr. ’94

ZETA KAPPA - KENYON Matthew W. Christopher ’15  * Christopher B. Whalen ’15  * Hanning Wong ’15  *

EPSILON MU UNC-PEMBROKE Sean Bagwell ’93 Mark Jandreau ’93 Ryan J. Revier ’03

ZETA LAMBDA MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE Dallas Barrett ’15  * Ricardo Brown AM  * Stephen E. Duke ’15  * Shawn Illenberg ’15  *

EPSILON NU - CLEMSON Christopher S. Braciszewski ’00 EPSILON XI - PACE Michael Weber ’95  EPSILON OMICRON FROSTBURG STATE Gregory G. Hughes ’96 EPSILON PI NORTHERN KENTUCKY James M. Clark ’04

Chapter Educational Grant

EPSILON SIGMA - CHAPMAN John O. Resurreccion ’02 T EPSILON TAU - ARIZONA Cliff D. Unger ’98 ⊕ EPSILON CHI - VIRGINIA TECH Timothy R. Donahue ’06  Benjamin H. Jones ’06  Nicholas J. Rouse ’14  * Ethan P. Wechtaluk ’07  ZETA ALPHA - BELMONT J. Andy Cole ’11 Michael D. Lummus ’06 T Ian L. Rodriguez ’15  William A. Shipp ’07 ZETA BETA SAGINAW VALLEY STATE Mark D. Osterhoff ’14  * Nathan J. Salcido ’09 * Donald R. Schell IV ’09  *

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FRIENDS OF PHI TAU Lisa A. Adams Apple Foundation ∇ Melvin J. Anderson  John & Deborah Ashcraft Lane K. S. Baldwin Laura Bickel  Claire Boles  Craig Brenner  Patrick & Karen Browne David Callahan Barry & Randi Carr Jay & Margot Chafetz Children’s Heart Foundation Ε Tiffani Clarke  James & Kimberly Cochrane  James Cravens  John & Deborah Crouch  Kathleen K. Dole-Airoldi Walter Douglas Sam Drummond  Kathryn Earle Matthew Fingeret  Jamie N. Geise Jeff Hynek  Kevin & Carol Jackson Kari Johnson  Dean & Virginia Keal Brendan & Donna Lenox Jeremy Levine Jonathon Lucas  Kara Massoletti  David McClevish Cecilie D. McGhehey Jeff & Debbie McNaul Marcia Mia  Cynthia L. Morgan Bruce Perry  Ted & Stasia Puzio Courtney Roggenkamp  Robert Roggenkamp K  The Family of J. Rojas  Cheryl S. Ruse Domenick & Mary Saglimbeni  Jessica C. Schauble  Alice Schmidt  Jim Schulte  Charles M. Seibert Mondiat Seriki  Stephen & Julia Swan Mary & Rupert Swindells  John Tartaglia Anne Turner  Angie Van Winkle Donald & Stacey Wood  Maria Zamojski Collin A. Zimmerman 

ZETA GAMMA - SAN JOSE Eric A. Medrano ’14  * LEARNING. LEADING. SERVING.

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From The Archives Charles T. Ball, Miami ’82

March 17, 2016, marked the 110th anniversary of Phi Kappa Tau’s founding. If Honored Founder Taylor Borradaile were with us, he’d certainly joke, as he often did, that things were working out just as he planned them.

The truth is that neither Borradaile, the three other Founders, nor any of the other 17 men who attended that first Saturday afternoon meeting in March 1906 had any idea that their fledgling Non-Fraternity Association would outlive their short undergraduate careers, let alone become the successful nationwide organization that Phi Kappa Tau has become.

terms as national president in the 1920s and continued as an advisor and counselor to undergraduates and alumni of the Fraternity for the rest of his long life. In 1956, he was able to join in the celebration of the fraternity’s 50th anniversary at age 90.

Less well known is the role of Miami’s president, Guy Potter Benton, principal speaker at the first banquet. Benton, a tee-totaling ordained Methodist minister, was an ardent supporter of Greek life and would later serve as national president of Phi Delta Theta. But he saw enormous value in the NonBut by the time Borradaile Dr. Edgar Ewing Brandon, known Fraternity Association, and not only completed his year as the Nonas the architect of Phi Kappa Tau, did he support and encourage the Fraternity Association’s first president, was the first chapter advisor to the group—calling it a “democratizing the group may have had a sense that influence” on the campus—but he Non-Fraternity Association. they were on to something that might wrote about the organization and last. It could be argued that one of held it up as a model to his colleagues the reasons the group had been so successful is that they in papers and at meetings of college presidents. had not tried to do it all alone. In fact, two members of the Miami faculty who attended that first annual banquet Today, alumni and advisors play important roles in played major roles in helping develop the organization. nearly every successful chapter. Our programs such as the Volunteer Development Institute and the Presidents The better known of the two was Dr. Edgar Ewing Academy reinforce the value of advisory support of chapters Brandon, the 40-year-old goateed professor of French as chapter and faculty advisors and on Boards of Governors, who became an advisor to the men of the Non-Fraternity House Corporations and in other roles.

Association almost from the beginning. Brandon did his undergraduate work at the University of Michigan (Class of Even those early members of the Fraternity, as good 1888) but did not join a fraternity. Yet something appealed as they were, were made better through the support and to him about the men who were forming this new campus encouragement of competent advisors. The Fraternity’s organization of independent men. His vision guided the undergraduates of today need and deserve the mentoring growth and expansion of the early fraternity, and he became of those of us who have gained from the Phi Kappa Tau known as the “Architect of Phi Kappa Tau.” He served two experience and the mentors who came before us.

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