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2025-2026

Annual Report

Dear Phi Tau Family,

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LETTER FROM THE CEO

CELEBRATING 80 YEARS

IN MEMORY OF FREDERICK E. MILLS

NEW FUND HONORS GAMMA OMICRON’S TIM CLARK

CHAPTER SUPPORT FUND OFFERS NEW OPTION FOR GIVING

JIM BACON CONTINUES FAMILY LEGACY WITH GIFTS TO GAMMA ALPHA

BY THE NUMBERS

LASTING LEGACY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMMING

BOLES SOCIETY

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

HERITAGE SOCIETY

IN HONOR AND MEMORY

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Becoming a Phi Kappa Tau brother on November 4, 2024 was a sentinel moment in my life. Sometimes things happen at the best time in this journey. Ten days before my initiation, my wife was diagnosed with cancer. Having the Phi Tau brotherhood wrap your arms around me meant the world to Denise and me. It made it bearable and, thankfully, she is doing wonderfully now. The Foundation is growing, building relationships throughout the country, and becoming the Philanthropic Home for Phi Kappa Tau! We celebrate every gift listed in this report, stewarding each gift so that they best accomplish the vision and aspirations of our donors. Unrestricted gifts to the Brotherhood Fund, are especially powerful in Phi Kappa Tau’s growth and development. Brotherhood Fund gifts enable our trustees to designate these resources areas of greatest need. The Fraternity’s leadership education programs are at the top of that list of priorities. These impactful programs like the Zenith Officer Institute, Leadership Academy and Regional Conferences are what differentiates the Phi Tau experience from many other Greek organizations. Please consider this designation in whole or part when making your gifts. On behalf of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation Board of Trustees and the Foundation staff, I offer our most sincere gratitude for your support. We are making a difference, enabling our young men to become Men of Distinction. Please remember us this year as we continue our mission to support the Phi Kappa Tau and our student members in all they do. Do not hesitate to contact me to discuss how you can make the greatest impact on our Fraternity. With kind regards, In Phi,

On the Cover: Seniors of the Beta Omega Chapter in Chico, California, proudly wear their graduation stoles as members of the Class of 2026, celebrating their accomplishments and the brotherhood that shaped their collegiate experience.

Craig Rogers Craig Rogers Chief Executive Officer Phi Kappa Tau Foundation

Celebrating 80 Years Early in the 2026 fiscal year, the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation celebrated its 80th anniversary, having been founded in August 1945 as the Educational Endowment Fund. Its early growth was slow and steady and it took nearly 40 years for the loyal donors to build the assets to $1-million in endowment. Now, in just this past year Phi Kappa Tau members and friends have committed more than $3.25-million in new gifts and pledges. Beginning with the vision and leadership of past national president Ewing Boles (Centre 1914) and a small group of other past presidents and fraternity leaders, the Foundation operated quietly for the first half of its existence, with occasional efforts to raise funds and periodic small grants and scholarships awarded. To respond to the urgent need for additional funding to support Fraternity programming, Boles famously accepted the challenge of Fraternity leaders in the early 1980s to issue a $1-million challenge gift. In the campaign that became known as “The Decision for Phi Kappa Tau” Boles offered the largest gift ever given to a fraternity or sorority foundation up to that time if a second $1 million could be raised to match Boles’ gift. By the time the campaign was publicly announced at the 1903 National Convention, the goal had been raised to $3 million and that was ultimately exceeded by $200,000. The growth in the Foundation’s endowment made possible a national Leadership Academy which has evolved into a portfolio of outstanding educational and leadership programming each year. The Foundation has continued to support the Fraternity and its members in significant ways by vastly expanding its scholarship program for deserving students, by creating individual chapter-specific funds for educational programs and travel, for educational portions of chapter housing projects and local scholarships. As Phi Kappa Tau approached its Centennial, the Foundation mounted another major capital campaign, the “Commitment to Character” which made significant improvements to the Fraternity and Foundation’s shared headquarters in Oxford, Ohio with notable additions such as the Norman Brown Heritage Room and the Centennial Gardens as well as bolstering future commitments to the Foundation through its Heritage Society and building resources to support the service component of the Phi Tau experience and our commitment to SeriousFun, the network of camps for children with serious illnesses founded by famed actor and philanthropist Paul Newman (Ohio 1943). After eight decades, the Foundation continues to grow, brother by brother, reaching heights probably unimagined by the early leaders of the Foundation. And the best is yet to come…

Header Photo From left Ewing Boles, Centre; Henry Hoagland, Illinois; W.A. Hammond, Miami; F.R. Fletemeyer, Illinois; and Jack L. Anson, Colgate

In Memory of Frederick E. Mills We dedicate this year’s Annual Report to the memory of Phi Kappa Tau Foundation and Fraternity leader Frederick E. Mills (Ohio State 1966). A Foundation officer for two decades, Fred was tapped as secretary of the Foundation board in the late 1970s and went on to serve as treasurer, president and chairman until his retirement in 1997. Under his leadership, Fred saw the Foundation evolve from a small volunteer-run organization through its groundbreaking 1982-84 capital campaign to become a professionally-staffed multimillion dollar organization. He developed a close relationship with Foundation chairman and founder Ewing Boles in the later years of Boles’ life, sharing daily early-morning telephone conversations. In his role as volunteer head of the Foundation, he also served for many years as a member of the Phi Kappa Tau National Council, working to build strong and trusting relationships with Fraternity leaders. Chapter Eternal has gained a great Phi Tau leader whose impact on the lives of our members will be felt for decades to come.

New Fund honors Gamma Omicron’s Tim Clark Through the leadership of Al Fong (Cal State Fullerton 1967), the Timothy Clark Memorial Fund has been created as a permanent endowment to provide travel grants to members of the newly-rechartered Gamma Omicron Chapter at Cal State Fullerton. This fund will help chapter members attend national and regional educational and leadership programs such as the National Convention, Zenith Officer Institute, Regional Conferences and the Leadership Academy for emerging Phi Tau leaders. For decades, Tim Clark was the glue that held Gamma Omicron alumni together. One of the earliest members of the chapter, every member of Gamma Omicron knew him and he worked tirelessly to communicate with his fellow alumni, to build relationships with the national fraternity and its leaders and to host events attracting alumni back to the chapter’s iconic home, “The Barn.” There is no more fitting way to honor his memory than to build this permanent fund in his name. Gifts and pledges of $25,000 have already been committed to the fund and additional gifts are invited.

On April 18, 2026, the Gamma Omicron Chapter officially returned to Cal State Fullerton. 4

More than 50 alumni brothers from the Orange County area gathered at Brewery X to celebrate.

Chapter Support Fund Offers New Option for Giving The Foundation has a long history of offering donors a tax-deductible vehicle to support housing and other local chapter programs. But the Internal Revenue Service limits the use of these donated funds to certain educational and charitable purposes consistent with Section 501 (c)(3) of the IRS Code. These limitations are sometimes difficult to understand and challenging to apply. In addition, with the IRS’s recent increases in the standard deduction, many fewer donors actually need or are able to use a charitable deduction in their annual tax filings. To capitalize on this opportunity to create an avenue for non-deductible giving, the Foundation created a separate entity called the Chapter Support Fund. It is a non-profit organization with the same status as the national fraternity, its local chapters and house corporations and described in section 501 (c)(7) of the IRS Code. This new entity allows donors to bypass the Foundation grant restrictions and make a gift to support a chapter that is completely unrestricted.

Alpha Eta Pilot In a pilot program with Alpha Eta Chapter at the University of Florida, Foundation staff have helped local volunteers to raise deductible and non-deductible funds to support renovations to the chapter’s beloved but aging chapter house in Gainesville. This successful fund-raising effort has garnered over $1-million in gifts from alumni and friends to substantially renovate the chapter house. More than 100 alumni attended the chapter’s Centennial celebration earlier this year to celebrate the first two phases of renovations and to kick off both a third phase of house improvements and to launch a long-term funding plan for the second century of Alpha Eta. The lessons learned at Alpha Eta are now being applied to housing projects for a number of other chapters and the Foundation welcomes the opportunity to work with additional chapters in the future.

Jim Bacon continues Family Legacy with gifts to Gamma Alpha Foundation trustee Jim Bacon (Michigan Tech 1959) has joined Ewing Boles as only the second living alumnus to exceed $1-million in lifetime giving. As the head of a threegeneration family of Michigan Tech Phi Taus, Jim has built the Bacon-Hlivak Legacy Fund into the largest scholarship fund in the Foundation’s portfolio. Providing both merit-based and need-based scholarships to members of Gamma Alpha Chapter, the Bacon-Hlivak Fund is reducing the burden of the cost of higher education for chapter members and their families and adding a tangible financial benefit to membership in this consistently strong Phi Tau chapters in the far Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Jim Bacon, Michigan Tech ‘59

As strong as alumni support is at Gamma Alpha, Jim Bacon stands alone as the exemplar of chapter loyalty and in the message of the Phi Kappa Tau Creed which challenges to “keep strong our ties” to our chapters and alma maters that we may “ever retain the spirit of youth.” Now well into his seventh decade of membership, Jim Bacon has done just that! 5

By the

BREAKDOWN OF DOLLARS RAISED Brotherhood/Unrestricted: $378,671 Housing: $539,812 Restricted: $1,332,687

NUMBERS

Leadership Education: $1,000,000

TOTAL GIFTS

2,769 BOLES SOCIETY MEMBERS FY24

177

FY25

215

$3.25M

FY26

214

RAISED IN FY26

TOTAL DONORS FY24

1,210

FY25

1,111

FY26

1,184

Amount Raised Breakdown:

Total Dollars Raised

Total Unrestricted

Founders Day

Trustee Giving

FY24

$1,399,455

$258,101

$225,000

100%

FY25

$1,476,405

$376,820

$291,000

100%

FY26 Goal

$1,500,000

$364,000

$250,000

100%

FY26 YTD

$3,251,170

$378,671

$353,932

100%

Lasting Legacy for Educational and Leadership Programming Marilyn and David Ruckman Fund Created with memorial funds for longtime Foundation chairman and trustee, David Ruckman (Ohio State 1962), this fund received an additional $1-million commitment from David’s wife, Marilyn this past year. When fully funded, this fund will provide a significant and reliable source of income for the Fraternity’s educational programming. This fund is a major step forward in the Foundation’s goal to permanently endow its annual support of the Fraternity’s leadership and educational programming. This groundbreaking commitment from Marilyn Ruckman to honor her late husband David will be a lasting legacy to his belief in the value of Phi Kappa Tau and in the power of philanthropy. David served as a trustee of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation and as the Foundation’s chair for many of those years. His leadership on the Foundation board and as an ex-officio member of the Fraternity’s National Council and coordinating committee has had a lasting impact on both organizations. His mentorship and wise counsel to fraternity leaders over the years will be remembered for the impact it had on their lives and careers.

Raymond A. Bichimer Memorial Fund A memorial to Raymond A. Bichimer (Ohio State 1954) who served as president of the Phi Kappa Tau Foundation and national president of the Fraternity, this major fund has received significant contributions from Ray’s wife Nancy, his son, Mike (Miami 1981), a current Foundation trustee and other members of the Bichimer family. This fund continues to support all aspects of educational programming.

Speakers Fund Established by past national president Jay McCann (Spring Hill), this permanent fund provides income to pay for outstanding speakers at national event.

Steve Hartman VDI Fund In honor of former fraternity and foundation CEO Steve Hartman (Muskingum), a number of alumni created a permanent endowment to support the Volunteer Development Institute which Steve helped to create and develop during his tenure as Phi Kappa Tau’s chief executive. This important program to support and encourage the hard working chapter level volunteers who are so critical to the success of chapters has been paused in recent years but is being revived as part of the Zenith Officer Institute which is become one of the primary pillars of the Fraternity’s programming. Beginning this January, we will be bringing together both alumni volunteers and undergraduate leaders to support them in their growth and development.

McCrum Family Brotherhood Fund Past national president Mike McCrum (Texas State) and his wife, Ana endowed this fund to support the aspects of Fraternity programming that focus on Brotherhood. This fund helped, in part, to support a new Chaplain track at the Zenith Officer Institute. 7

Boles Society The backbone of our annual campaign is the Ewing T. Boles Society. Those generous donors who give $1,000 or moreoften much, much more-account for the majority of all giving to the Foundation. And we simply cannot support the educational initiatives of the Fraternity, fund educational scholarships and support our individual chapters without their generosity. Building on last year’s success, the Boles 1000 initiative continues this year, strengthening our commitment to growing support at the Boles level. Below is a list of the Boles Society Members for the fiscal year 2025-2026, and through their support, Phi Kappa Tau will continue to thrive long into the future. The journey to 1000 Boles Members is well underway, and we will continue to inch closer to that goal with each passing year!

CHAIRMAN LEVEL ($10,000+) Jim Bacon, Michigan Tech ‘59 Rodney Brock, Florida ‘66 J. Ray Cox, PE, North Carolina State ‘89 Phil Diamond, Esq, Florida ‘80 Alfred Fong, Cal State-Fullerton ‘67 Barry Gafner, Florida ‘77 Thomas Halchak, Florida ‘73 Robert Hale, Florida ‘84 Rodney Harl, UC Berkeley ‘90 Larry Huang, Georgia Tech ‘70 John Johnson, Mississippi State ‘64 Solon O’Neal, Jr., Florida ‘50 Erickson Palmer, Florida ‘72 Don Phillips, Texas ‘82 Joe Plummer, Oklahoma State ‘62 Jason Rosenberg, Florida ‘87 Marilyn Ruckman Lawrence Twisdale, Jr, North Carolina State ‘66 LAUREL WREATH LEVEL ($5,000+) Mike Bichimer, Miami ‘81 Bard Brockman, Florida ‘82 Vince Caglianone, Florida ‘81 Eric Campbell, Oklahoma State ‘72 Ryan Chandler, IV, Florida ‘94 Buddy Cressionnie, Florida ‘80 Gerald Curington, Florida ‘69 Chris Dipetto, Florida ‘73 Charles Drury, Florida ‘78 Eric Ebersbach, Webber ‘86 Robert Ensslin, Florida ‘74 8

Randall Greene, Florida ‘68 Jim Hamilton, Ohio State ‘63 Larry Jones, Colorado State ‘63 John Kinsey, Florida ‘71 Tom Korge, Florida ‘68 Matt Long, Baldwin Wallace ‘08 Stephen Marshall, Florida ‘83 Walter Martinson, CPA, Florida ‘67 Kevin McInturff, Georgia Tech ‘92 Terry Reubert, Florida ‘71 Chris Rezek, Ohio State ‘87 Jay Rhoden, III, Florida ‘92 Jeff Vierk, Purdue ‘86 Byars Wells, MD, Transylvania ‘98 RED CARNATION LEVEL ($2,500+) Douglas Adams, Miami ‘81 Daniel Alonso, Cornell ‘24 John Alvenus, St. John’s ‘89 John Barli, Florida ‘75 Tom Becker, Ohio State ‘80 Alan Coats, Southern Mississippi ‘77 Tim Collins, Transylvania ‘78 Bill Fisher, Miami ‘80 John Flick, Rensselaer ‘73 Bill Goacher, Florida ‘58 Bob Haughey, Miami ‘59 David Hensler, Florida ‘75 William Hinton, CPA, Cincinnati ‘62 Stephen Kiene, Kentucky ‘04 Roy King, New Mexico State ‘73 David Lapinski, Penn State ‘74

Tom Pape, Robert Reese, Jr., Kent State ‘87 David Ricks, Purdue ‘86 Jeff Rivard, Central Michigan ‘65 John Sayers, Bethany ‘78 Tim Scharff, Florida ‘84 Allyn Shaw, PhD, Michigan State ‘85 Miles Snowden, Louisville ‘75 Matt Ter Molen, Miami ‘84 Douglas Tew, Florida ‘68 SOCIETY LEVEL ($1,000+) Johnnie Adams, UCLA ‘83 Greg Anderson, UC Berkeley ‘76 Matthew Arnold, Southern Illinois ‘24 David Ash, Cincinnati ‘69 Alan Ayers, PhD, North Carolina State ‘71 Ricky Bailey, Florida State ‘03 Brad Baird, Southern Illinois ‘68 Charlie Ball, Miami ‘82 Jon Bartos, Case Western Reserve ‘62 Rhett Bentley, Auburn ‘74 James Berger, Colorado ‘53 Dave Blackney, Ohio State ‘90 Michael Brown, North Carolina State ‘99 John Burwell, Colorado ‘80 Jeff Cabot, Ohio State ‘67 Josh Carter, Georgia Tech ‘04 Bill Christensen, Cal State-Fullerton ‘68 Marylin Christian Alan Cleveland, Georgia ‘83

Boyce Cook, Auburn ‘57 Chuck Cooley, Miami ‘55 Chris Corso, Ohio State ‘90 Miller Cox, South Carolina ‘21 Rob Crady, III, Kentucky ‘90 James Cunningham, Jr, Florida ‘74 Cooch Cuturilo, North Carolina State ‘73 Daniel Dauer, Old Dominion ‘67 Jamie Day, Ohio State ‘89 Tom DeJonge, Miami ‘82 Andy Denekas, Kansas Dan Diepenhorst, Texas State ‘86 Michael Dovilla, Ed.D., Baldwin Wallace ‘94 Steve Dunn, Colorado ‘66 John Ellis, Jr., Louisville ‘70 Alec Engelberg, Tennessee ‘92 Larry Enterline, Case Western Reserve ‘71 Jim Feldman, Georgia Tech ‘74 Dan Forte, Southern Mississippi ‘86 John Fountain, New Mexico State ‘71 Tom Freeman, Jr, Florida ‘84 Michael French, Kent State ‘88 Wesley Fugate, Ph.D, Centre ‘99 Ryan Gajdos, Baldwin Wallace ‘13 Kevin Galbreath, Tennessee ‘83 Richard George, New Mexico State ‘72 Hellmut Glaser, Penn State ‘55 Cesar Gonzalez, Floirda ‘94 Tom Gooden, Kansas ‘85 Jeffrey Grimm, Kent State ‘89 Ryan Grizzle, Old Dominion ‘ Charlie Gurinsky, Texas State ‘73 Boone Guthrie, Wright State ‘89 Jon Hager, Georgia ‘81 Brian Hardy, CPA, Westminster ‘93 Craig Harm, Oklahoma State ‘76 Bill Harrison, Texas ‘61 Rick Harrison, Jr., Ohio ‘79 Jon Hays, Old Dominion ‘07 Austin Heady, CFP, Idaho ‘93 Chris Heffernan, Georgia Tech ‘94 Gregory Heilmeier, Bethany ‘86

James Higgins, Cincinnati ‘64 Andrew Hochstetter, Kent State ‘87 Vell Holcombe, PE, Penn State ‘61 Dale Holland, USAF (Ret.), Kent State ‘87 Gregory Hollen, Maryland ‘75 Brian Hotchkiss, Florida ‘83 Eric Hummell, Kansas State ‘82 Mike Jach, Ohio State ‘89 Rex Johnson, Kansas ‘85 Christopher Johnson, Bradley ‘87 Scott Jolman, Eastern Kentucky ‘00 Steve Jones, Bowling Green ‘91 Kenneth Jordan, Wright State ‘74 Bob Kaiser, Penn State ‘74 Alexander Kanevsky, Rutgers ‘05 Paul Karlsgodt, Purdue ‘89 Patrick Keal, Kentucky ‘04 Bob Kittredge, Cal State Chico ‘66 Gary Klingbergs, Cleveland State ‘82 Alan Kloor, Auburn ‘88 Michael Laughner, Bethany ‘76 Jim Lavelle, Jr, Case Western Reserve ‘61 Mike Lennox, Purdue ‘79 JJ Lewis, Central Michigan ‘04 Kris Lidinsky Mark Ligler, Georgia Tech ‘76 Michael Lummus, Belmont ‘06 Jason Luring, Miami ‘96 Bill Macak, Florida State ‘73 Bob Manning, Miami ‘74 Drew Marting, Kansas ‘02 Stephen Martino, Kansas ‘91 Warren Mattox, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘69 Mark Matusick, Kent State ‘87 Tom McWilliams, Jr., Colorado ‘66 Ken Mehlman, Franklin & Marshall ‘85 Jeff Meyers, New Mexico State ‘69 Steve Moore, Rutgers ‘99 Ken Nanni, Ph.D., Florida ‘91 Jose Navarro, Florida ‘92 Trent Nehls, Miami ‘89 Kenneth Parent, Lawrence ‘65 Mark Peterson, Ohio ‘75

Glenn Plumby, Miami ‘78 Joe Powell, IV, Old Dominion ‘10 Ross Pryor, II, Georgia Tech ‘76 Edward Rauen, Cincinnati ‘98 Chris Reinke, Miami ‘90 John Richardson, Tennessee ‘97 Craig Rogers, Miami ‘24 Merle Rogers, Cal State-Long Beach ‘77 Jeff Rupright, Jr. ‘06 Mason Rutledge, Washington State ‘84 Gary Ryan, Ole Miss ‘68 Jason Sabo, Ohio State ‘91 Larry Sabourin, Michigan Tech ‘60 Marty Schendel, Michigan Tech ‘81 John Schlosser, Miami ‘82 David Schmaier, Rensselaer ‘82 Eric Sherman, Miami ‘98 Will Skaggs, Jr, Kentucky ‘96 Timothy Smith, Bowling Green ‘62 Mike Speetzen, Purdue ‘89 Mitch Sprowso, Oklahoma State ‘66 Thomas Stoll, Ohio State ‘65 Glenn Sturm, Florida ‘73 Vance Switzer, Kent State ‘90 Quickie Tainow, Florida ‘91 Larry Talbott, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘61 Dan Tarquinio, Florida ‘92 Terry Thrash, Ole Miss ‘68 Bob Tobey, Jr., New Mexico State ‘71 Henry Turlington, North Carolina State ‘63 John Underhill, UC Berkeley ‘51 Scott Victoria, Florida ‘07 Dan Walrath, MD, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘72 Rich Wang, Georgia Tech ‘95 Tyler Wash, Georgetown ‘06 David White, New Mexico State ‘00 Jerry Wood, Nebraska-Kearney ‘68 Dave Wozniak, Purdue ‘71 James Wright, Florida ‘76 Nick Zappitelli, Florida State ‘03 Tom Zaydon, Jr., MD FACS, Florida ‘70

The Phi Kappa Tau Foundation is proud to present the Honor Roll of Donors. This list recognizes everyone who made a gift between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026. Each donor's lifetime giving level, starting with the Tau Link, is indicated with the number listed in parentheses. Members who made a gift in fiscal year 2025-2026 are listed by chapter and initiation year. Although we strive for complete accuracy in published lists, there is always the possibility of error. Please contact us if you find a problem with the list below, and we will issue a correction. MIAMI

Jim Gear ‘57

David Stauffer ‘61 (1)

Neil Smalley ‘54

Jon Spahr ‘58

David Lawrence ‘61 (4)

Chuck Cooley ‘55 (10)

Tom Podwell ‘58 (1)

William MacDonald ‘62

Bob Town ‘56

Bob Haughey ‘59 (2)

Carl Steiss ‘62

Mark Pawlak ‘76 (2) Jeff Day ‘76 (1)

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Mike Bichimer ‘81 (10)

(16) 1906 Society (15) Alpha Circle (14) Beta Circle (13) Gamma Circle (12) Delta Circle (I1) Epsilon Circle (10) Zeta Circle (9) Borradaile Circle (8) Shideler Circle (7) Boyd Circle (6) Douglass Circle (5) Phrenocon Circle (4) Old Main Circle (3) Phi Link (2) Kappa Link (I) Tau Link

Douglas Adams ‘81 (5)

• First-Time Donors

Jon Rucker ‘77 Brian Holbrook ‘77 Glenn Plumby ‘78 (1) Kevin Fiehrer ‘78 (1) David Owens ‘79 Mark Engle ‘79 Bill Fisher ‘80 (7) Stan Jones ‘80 Kevin Martin ‘81 (1)

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

John Schlosser ‘82 (2) Charlie Ball ‘82 (6) Tom DeJonge ‘82 (2) Rodney Loges ‘84 Matt Ter Molen ‘84 (2) John Moellenberg ‘86 Andy Goodrich ‘88 Dave Clements ‘88 David Haring ‘88 Trent Nehls ‘89 (2) Chris Reinke ‘90 (2) Zach Dotzauer ‘96 Jason Luring ‘96 (1) David Shade ‘97 Eric Sherman ‘98 Patrick Galbreath ‘99 David Morganti ‘00 (1) Charles Mueller ‘65

Trevor Cost ‘00 (2)

Norman Hoyt ‘66

Paul Shade ‘00

James Ertel ‘71 (1)

Daniel Martin ‘23 •

Mitch Engel ‘71 (4)

Jacob Turner ‘23

Mark Boyd ‘71 (1)

Sam Bowers ‘23

John Dan ‘74

Aidan Conway ‘23

Jim Witte ‘74 (1)

Aidan Solar ‘23 •

Craig Cobb ‘74

Benny Caruso ‘23

Bob Manning ‘74 (3)

Noah Haemmerle ‘23 • Dylan Ettkin ‘24 Gabe Armentrout ‘24 Ollie Campeau ‘24 • Travis Mordaunt ‘24 Alex Eversole ‘24 • Grant Tefft ‘24 • Michael Sapara ‘24 Aiden Bryant ‘24 Craig Rogers ‘24 (1) Anson Cipiti ‘24 • Jack Loges ‘24 • Reid Haynes ‘24 • Zach Popham ‘24 • Jack Sanford ‘25 Casey Verderber ‘25 • Adrian Grob ‘25 • Adam Zaremski ‘25 • Marshall Cloyd ‘25• James Reynolds ‘25 Alex Nero ‘25 • Blake Eyre ‘25 • Dylan Byersdorfer ‘25 • Brady DuVall ‘25 11

Carson Porter ‘25 •

Doug Zimmerman ‘70

Chris Rezek ‘87 (4)

Brayden Maxson ‘25 •

Mark Peterson ‘75 (2)

Jamie Day ‘89 (7)

Sal Loparo ‘25 •

Rick Harrison ‘79 (2)

Mike Jach ‘89 (1)

Evan Jackson ‘25 •

Mark Sheehy ‘82 (6)

Chris Corso ‘90 (3)

Nolan Miller ‘26 •

Timothy Bowie ‘82 (2)

Dave Blackney ‘90 (1)

Stephen Thayer ‘26 •

Brian Breittholz ‘83 (1)

Jason Sabo ‘91 (1)

Nick Sikon ‘26 •

Jozsef Lajtai ‘88

Jeff Susie ‘01

Christian Malenda ‘26 •

Tim Etter ‘88

Kai Leach ‘26 •

Mike Elliott ‘88

CENTRE

Jack Kaper ‘26 •

Mike Lutes ‘90

David Goff ‘65

Jackson Dotzauer ‘26 •

Brian Begg ‘91

Don Twyman ‘70

Paul Dinehart ‘26 •

Jeffrey Porada ‘93

Wesley Fugate ‘99 (7)

Colby Beck ‘26 •

Christopher Garber ‘93 (2)

Devin McCartin ‘26 •

Brian Lawrence ‘93 (1)

MOUNT UNION

Gavin Mansfield ‘26 •

Andrew Obert ‘93

Richard Hoover ‘54

Sam Brickner ‘26 •

Andrew Steele ‘95

Roy Fischer ‘57

Becker Rice ‘26 •

Cale Heeley ‘24 •

Robert Bragdon ‘65

Alex Sim ‘26 •

David Logan ‘68

Tim O’Keefe ‘26 •

OHIO STATE

Dennis Warstler ‘68

Spencer Willson ‘26 •

J. Philip Robertson ‘54

Chris Monrad ‘72

Nick Conlan ‘26 •

Floyd Singer ‘56

Ian Andrews ‘01 (2)

John Wills ‘26 •

Donald Baur ‘59

Alex Koehler ‘07 (1)

Jack Danko ‘26 •

Scot Smith ‘61 (2)

Braden Baken ‘26 •

Jim Hamilton ‘63 (11)

ILLINOIS

Chub Dattilio ‘26 •

Glenn Redick ‘63 (1)

Bob Nejdl ‘51

Mikey Defalco ‘26 •

Pete Cruser ‘63

Charlie Alt ‘58

Thatcher Gross ‘26 •

Bill Lawyer ‘63

Robert Patterson ‘62 (1)

Anthony Calcasola ‘26 •

Thomas Stoll ‘65

Robert Johns ‘62

Tom Gideon ‘66

Terry Crabbs ‘64

OHIO

James Gideon ‘67

Thomas Stone ‘77

Rush Arter ‘47

Jeff Cabot ‘67 (2)

Michael Mulka ‘81

John Sackl ‘53

Rea Buchanan ‘67 (1)

Mike Cadell ‘90

George Phillips ‘56

Jud McIntire ‘69

David Stoller ‘61 (1)

Steve Swearengin ‘70

MUHLENBERG

Mike Dull ‘63

Greg Lamping ‘79

Robert Metzger ‘60

Richard Borton ‘63

Tom Becker ‘80 (1)

Forrest Schucker ‘62

Larry Conrad ‘64

Steven Dibert ‘82

John Mampe ‘63

Joe Ruby ‘69

Martin Baumgardner ‘83

Rolf Wolfrom ‘72

Wayne DeVantier ‘73

Tim Chapman ‘96

Gary Singer ‘75

Patrick Keal ‘04 (6)

Chuck Pyne ‘78

Stephen Kiene ‘04 (5)

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

TRANSYLVANIA

Jerry Kuenn ‘60 (3)

Robert Ecroyd ‘62

Paul Pankros ‘62

Bob Shearer ‘64

Tim Sheehan ‘64

Cliff Pike ‘65

Robert Eiler ‘64

Charles Baird ‘69 (1)

William Wagner ‘65

Fon Rogers ‘71 (4)

John Shirey ‘68 (1)

• First-Time Donors

John Williams ‘71

Byron Stock ‘68

Charles Newquist ‘72

Dave Wozniak ‘71 (4)

Tim Collins ‘78 (5)

Mark wilcox ‘72

Nathan Lee ‘94

John Volk ‘72

Byars Wells ‘98 (6)

Kent Jackson ‘78 (1)

Chris Zatorski ‘87 Chris Zingaro ‘89 (1)

PURDUE

Jeff Baird ‘01 (4)

Al Brown ‘57 Mike Wise ‘60 (1)

Mike Lennox ‘79 (4) COE

Scott Blocher ‘79

Fred McCarthy ‘65

Ed Brizendine ‘85

John Mankopf ‘65 (4)

David Ricks ‘86 (4)

Steve Schnoebelen ‘77

Jeff Vierk ‘86 (2) George Greszczuk ‘87 •

KENTUCKY

Mike Speetzen ‘89

Ed Crockett ‘56

Paul Karlsgodt ‘89

Larry Westerfield ‘60

Justin Craw ‘89

Jerry Westerfield ‘60 (1) Art Knight ‘63

LAWRENCE

Oscar Westerfield ‘64 (2)

Jeff Lawrence ‘58

Ralph Wesley ‘65

Kenneth Parent ‘65 (5)

Bruce Shively ‘66

Tad Smith ‘80 (1)

Tom Wilcox ‘67

David Harrington ‘94

Brad Reemelin ‘74 • Joe Drake ‘76 (3)

UC BERKELEY

Doug Hoffman ‘77 (4)

John Underhill ‘51

Rob Crady ‘90 (1)

Rich Shurtz ‘56 (2)

Will Skaggs ‘96 (1)

Reg Bayley ‘56 (2)

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

Robert Duey ‘58 (1) Craig Robbins ‘60 Fred Gregory ‘61 (3) Bill Sloane ‘62 Bill Johannsen ‘64 Guy Petzold ‘74 (1) Greg Anderson ‘76 (4) Rodney Harl ‘90 (4) FRANKLIN & MARSHALL Joseph Weiss ‘55 Michael Mumma ‘60 Keith Klinedinst ‘63 Curt Heinfelden ‘66 Ken Mehlman ‘85 Mark Hurwitz ‘86 Daniel Chodosch ‘94 PENN STATE Bill Heath ‘54 (1) Hellmut Glaser ‘55 (1) Vell Holcombe ‘61 Bruce Pettersen ‘67 Bob Byrd ‘69 13

John Neach ‘70

Bob Hoy ‘84

Christopher Berry ‘83

Bob Kaiser ‘74 (4)

Tom Christy ‘89

Mike Hammond ‘85 •

David Lapinski ‘74 (7)

Craig Noble ‘85 (4)

Bill ONeill ‘74

NEBRASKA WESLEYAN

Gregory Heilmeier ‘86 (7)

Jeffrey Dinerman ‘76

Jack Nispel ‘54 (1)

Bill Burr ‘88

Brian Chodrow ‘76

Franklin Colon ‘56

Craig Williams ‘93

Edward Smarsh ‘81

Gene Stewart ‘56

Shawn Brown ‘94

Marc Foremsky ‘89 (1)

Glen Funkey ‘57

Keith Piasecki ‘95

Steve Yaroch ‘89

Lowell Gaither ‘58

Greg Waite ‘99

Pat Glynn ‘89

Don Dorr ‘58 (3)

Shawn Hess ‘08

Scott Szathmary ‘95

Robert Routh ‘60

Taylor Chmel ‘08

Jens Thorsen ‘97 •

Larry Talbott ‘61 •

Drake Berlin ‘16

Gene Anderson ‘64

Walker Mosley ‘19 •

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Terry Stewart ‘64 (3)

Paul Ignatius ‘39 (4)

David Imes ‘66

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

Gary Hancock ‘55

Warren Mattox ‘69 (7)

Delmar Roberts ‘55

Duane Merrill ‘70 (2)

Robert Bartle ‘69 (1)

Hugh Holt ‘58

Gerald Kohlenberger ‘71

Kevin Boatright ‘71 (5)

Harry Tune ‘60 (1)

Rick Shedd ‘73

Dan Walrath ‘72 (4)

Henry Turlington ‘63 (2)

Mitch Howard ‘76

Gary Riggs ‘79

Lawrence Twisdale ‘66 (8)

Peter Anastassiou ‘76

John Allen ‘82 (1)

Tom Brandon ‘69

Alex Georgiev ‘77

Mike Cameron ‘93

Alan Ayers ‘71

Kirk Rogers ‘78

John Davis ‘71

Ray Lowe ‘83

BETHANY

Cooch Cuturilo ‘73 (7)

Jordan Blair ‘07

Dick Strockbine ‘58

Dean Vincent ‘77

Don Hiscox ‘65 (1)

David Michaels ‘77 (1)

RENSSELAER

Ray Hart ‘74

Martin Ball ‘88

Ralph Schoeffer ‘50

Ken Bado ‘74

Harry Sideris ‘89

Edward Lisee ‘67

Robert Shaw ‘75

J. Ray Cox ‘89 (8)

Rob Thompson ‘69 (1)

Timothy Smith ‘75 (1)

Hardy Sullivan ‘90

Jack Hawley ‘69

Michael Laughner ‘76

Casey Smith ‘98

John Flick ‘73 (2)

Harry Mainzer ‘76

Dave McDonald ‘99

Rob Kellis ‘75

Tim Bartlett ‘77

Michael Brown ‘99 (2)

David Schmaier ‘82 •

Mark Stultz ‘78

Jeff Robinette ‘02

John Sayers ‘78 (7)

Gavin Saldanha ‘03

MICHIGAN

Gary Bergman ‘78

Bill Powell ‘55 (1)

George Manahan ‘80 (1)

John Pascoe ‘65

Edgar Leicht ‘80

COLORADO

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Bryce Frey ‘53 (1)

Peter Harbath ‘58

James Berger ‘53 (2)

Edmund Rybicki ‘60

Thomas Cronin ‘55

Jim Lavelle ‘61 (4)

Mike McClelland ‘60 (2)

Al Growdon ‘61

Charles Thompson ‘64

Jon Bartos ‘62 (2)

Steve Dunn ‘66 (7)

Phil Orbanes ‘66

Tom McWilliams ‘66 (4)

Steve Legge ‘67

Steven Kilthau ‘72

Irland Tashima ‘67 (1)

Scott Schell ‘78

Edward Tatman ‘68

John Burwell ‘80

John Seferian ‘69

Thomas Hallenbeck ‘80

Charles Latvala ‘71

James Massey ‘83

Larry Enterline ‘71 (5)

• First-Time Donors

Rich Murray ‘00

Wayne Richenbacher ‘73

MICHIGAN STATE

KANSAS STATE

Joseph Galvin ‘61 (1)

Paul Chaffee ‘71 (1)

Brian Jones ‘85

Kevin Finson ‘71 (1)

Allyn Shaw ‘85 (6)

Eric Hummell ‘82 (4)

DELAWARE

OREGON STATE

John Farnandez ‘53 (1)

Dave Koehler ‘62

Ross Lanius ‘55

Craig Larsen ‘67

Ray Whiteoak ‘57 (1)

Steve Mulkey ‘68

Ted Lynam ‘60

Charles McKee ‘74 (3)

John Erickson ‘60 Allen Streett ‘60

FLORIDA

Ronald Wood ‘61

Solon O’Neal ‘50 (6)

Donald Sumner ‘62

Leroy Gross ‘51 (1)

Tom Preston ‘64 (2)

Bill Goacher ‘58 (2)

George Henisee ‘65 (1)

Ed Guyer ‘58

Randy Young ‘66 (2)

Don Daniel ‘61 (1)

Bruce Jackson ‘66

George Biegler ‘62

Jeffrey Blau ‘69

Rodney Brock ‘66 (5)

Paul Harrison ‘70

Walter Martinson ‘67 (2)

Brian Gilbert ‘72 (1)

Randall Greene ‘68 (2)

Jeffrey Brittingham ‘81 (1)

Tom Korge ‘68 (6) Douglas Tew ‘68 (1)

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

Gerald Curington ‘69 (7) Tom Zaydon ‘70 (1) John Kinsey ‘71 (4) Terry Reubert ‘71 (2) Erickson Palmer ‘72 (6) Glenn Sturm ‘73 (2) Thomas Halchak ‘73 (6) Chris Dipetto ‘73 (2) Robert Ensslin ‘74 (4) James Cunningham ‘74 John Barli ‘75 (1) David Hensler ‘75 (1) James Wright ‘76 • Barry Gafner ‘77 (7) Charles Lewis ‘77 Charles Drury ‘78 (2) Phil Diamond ‘80 (6) Buddy Cressionnie ‘80 (4) Vince Caglianone ‘81 (2) • Bard Brockman ‘82 (2) Brian Hotchkiss ‘83 Stephen Marshall ‘83 (2) • Tom McGurk ‘83 (8)

Ron Lyman ‘83

Sonny Sneed ‘69

Ross Pryor ‘76

Tom Freeman ‘84 (9)

Steve Carson ‘69

Benjamin Coomes ‘89

Robert Hale ‘84 (6)

Jackson Wood ‘71

Kevin McInturff ‘92 (2)

Tim Scharff ‘84 (1)

Rhett Bentley ‘74 (6)

Justin Wiechart ‘93

Eric Ebersbach ‘86 (2) •

Charles Mask ‘78 (1)

Chris Heffernan ‘94 (1)

Jason Rosenberg ‘87 (6) •

Mark Leslie ‘80 (1)

Rich Wang ‘95 (4)

Ken Nanni ‘91 (3)

Jeffrey Kendall ‘88

Josh Carter ‘04 •

Quickie Tainow ‘91 (2)

Michael Henry ‘88 (1)

Jay Rhoden ‘92 (7)

Alan Kloor ‘88

COLORADO STATE

Jose Navarro ‘92 (2)

Matt Morrison ‘91 (2)

James Turner ‘57 (1)

Dan Tarquinio ‘92 •

John Drew ‘01 (1)

Charles McConnell ‘60

Eric Lasso ‘94

Gary Wagner ‘61 (4)

Ryan Chandler ‘94 (2)

IOWA STATE

Larry Jones ‘63 (6)

Cesar Gonzalez ‘94 •

Floyd Lodge ‘49

John Gaarde ‘63

Armen Merjanian ‘02

Lew Allen ‘67 (1)

Robert Johnson ‘65

Scott Victoria ‘07 •

Ronald Stillmunkes ‘68

David Stout ‘67 (1)

Rigel Strehlow ‘09 •

Lenny Thompson ‘78 Adam Carlson ‘96 (1)

WILLIAM & MARY

CORNELL Daniel Seidel ‘55

David Ryan ‘88

LAFAYETTE

James Dunne ‘56

Michael Sola ‘88

Bill Keck ‘59

Thomas Lentz ‘58

Steve Cunerd ‘61

Tom McNamee ‘66

WASHINGTON STATE

John Scarangello ‘69

Ed Kilburn ‘52

WASHINGTON

Jack Zinn ‘86 (3)

Mark Quinn ‘70

John Warren ‘62

Adam Tope ‘01

Mason Rutledge ‘84 •

Ted Redman ‘63

Scott Conroe ‘01

Michael Lukins ‘08 (4)

Liam Black •

AUBURN

Smyth May ‘13 COLGATE

Stewart Draper ‘56 Preston Hassler ‘56 (2)

GEORGIA TECH

Boyce Cook ‘57 (4)

Stewart Eads ‘59

Lowell Womack ‘57

Dean Drinkard ‘67 (4)

AKRON

Buck Feltman ‘59 (4)

Allan Glover ‘69 (1)

Jerry Vorce ‘58

Donald Toole ‘60 (1)

Larry Huang ‘70 (7)

Jerry Glinsek ‘59 (1)

Bob Pirkle ‘60 (3)

Senior Bufford ‘73

Robert Leatherman ‘60 (7)

Ken Richardson ‘61

Jim Feldman ‘74 (4)

Terry Renninger ‘61 (2)

Milton Watts ‘62 (4)

Chuck Cole ‘75

Donald Coughlin ‘61

Lyndon Ramey ‘68

Mark Ligler ‘76 (1)

Larry Wise ‘62

David Weddell ‘67

John Haas ‘65

Bill Harrison ‘61

Otto Gearhart ‘66

Ray Martin ‘65

Barrel Rusnak ‘67

Dave Griffin ‘66 (1)

Bob Adler ‘68

Don Barley ‘70

Kenneth Huhn ‘70

Don Phillips ‘82 (12)

Chuck Schultz ‘71 (1)

Eric Weig ‘83 (1)

Andy Roth ‘77

Brendon Vickery ‘12

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Brian Bealko ‘12

LOUISVILLE

Doug Snodgrass ‘12

Charles Brohm ‘57

Hunter Pemberton ‘18

Joseph Wittreich ‘58

Danny Baldwin ‘18

Rich Wheatley ‘59 (1)

Bobby Freshour ‘22•

John Davis ‘60 (1)

• First-Time Donors

Tim Higham ‘93

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

Joseph Cohen ‘64 MISSISSIPPI STATE

David Bybee ‘65 (1)

Mack Hataway ‘61 (1)

Bob Bowman ‘65

Roy Harris ‘62 (4)

Jack Norris ‘65 (4)

John Johnson ‘64 (14)

David Anderson ‘66

Stephen Wilson ‘66

Rick Steineger ‘66 (1)

Walter Costilow ‘68

David Horn ‘67

Gene Dent ‘79 (1)

William Brasch ‘67 (5)

Jay Jackson ‘15 •

John Hampton ‘68 David Hickerson ‘68

TEXAS - EL PASO

Mike Wagner ‘69

Bill Goodman ‘64

Joe Thomas ‘69 John Ellis ‘70

BALDWIN WALLACE

Jack Martin ‘73

Charles Russo ‘66

Chris Olson ‘73

John Ritchey ‘67

Miles Snowden ‘75 (3)

Paul Hemminger ‘69

David Smith ‘76

Michael Dovilla ‘94 (4)

Donald McIntosh ‘78 (1)

Jeff Staats ‘98

Mike McDonald ‘80

Matt Long ‘08 (4)

Mike Mardis ‘90

Tim Niemann ‘11

Chris Hass ‘91

Ryan Gajdos ‘13

Kavin Owen ‘23 • Tj Horsman ‘24 •

TEXAS Leon Whitney ‘54 (1)

IDAHO Paul Henden ‘61 Ricky Renfrow ‘72 Austin Heady ‘93 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI John Jackson ‘60 Rick Osswald ‘72 (1) Cliff Reynolds ‘74 Alan Coats ‘77 (7) Bob Benefield ‘78 Bert Stephens ‘81 Buddy Leavitt ‘81 Elliott Voivedich ‘85 Dan Forte ‘86 (1) Timothy Farris ‘86 Patrick Ferlise ‘13 Dallas Taylor ‘16 Chris Dlugach ‘21 Jeff Stephens ‘24 • NEW MEXICO STATE John Scruggs ‘60 (1) Robert Medler ‘69 17

Jeff Meyers ‘69 (1)

Joe Plummer ‘62 (6)

Jason Reckard ‘87 (1)

Bob Tobey ‘71 (2)

Mitch Sprowso ‘66

Michael French ‘88 (5)

John Fountain ‘71 (1)

Randall Schuermann ‘67 (1)

Mike Pogue ‘88

Richard George ‘72

Bill Myers ‘67

Dave Adkins ‘88

Roy King ‘73 (7)

David Fulton ‘67 (3)

Eric Strauss ‘88

Ronnie Kemp ‘77

Ray Smith ‘70 (6)

Jeff Davis ‘88

Bob Harrington ‘80

Eric Campbell ‘72 (6)

John Grim ‘88

David White ‘00 (2)

Craig Harm ‘76 (5)

Richard Saxon ‘88

Allen Jones ‘77

Jeffrey Grimm ‘89 (1)

KANSAS

Chris Ward ‘78

Mike Rice ‘90 •

David Myers ‘68 (1)

Steve Shoemaker ‘81

Jimmy Johnson ‘90

Steve McGee ‘70

Matthew Cullum ‘92 (5)

Tim Mills ‘90 (1)

Tom Gooden ‘85 (1)

Tom Edgerton ‘90

Rex Johnson ‘85 (1)

INDIANA

Carlo LoParo ‘90

Robert Green ‘87

Rafe Cloe ‘54

Vance Switzer ‘90 (6)

Larry Washburn ‘88

Bill Miller ‘56

Jay Bowden ‘91

Jason Lohmeyer ‘88

Jon Moll ‘62 •

Mike Bowie ‘91

Stephen Martino ‘91 (5)

Denis Stillman ‘80

Nick Phillips ‘91

Drew Marting ‘02 (1)

Richard Wilson ‘81 (4)

Sean Martin ‘92

Andy Denekas

Scott Teal ‘88

Patrick Todaro ‘92 Doug Bambeck ‘93 (3)

FLORIDA STATE

KENT STATE

Jason Miller ‘93

Bob Ford ‘57

Bob Heald ‘55

Keith Fuller ‘93

Jorge Morales ‘67

Charlie Dougherty ‘56

Scott Conklin ‘93

Walter Garrard ‘68

Frank Stark ‘64

Tom Brewer ‘93

Michael Macak ‘72

John Sechrist ‘64

Josh Patty ‘94

Bill Macak ‘73 (6)

Rick Donmoyer ‘85

Steve Greenberg ‘94

Mike David ‘82

Evon Friend ‘87 (2)

Bob Hochstetter ‘94

Scott Ingram ‘87

Dale Holland ‘87 (7)

Robert Kidder ‘94

Matt Welborm ‘92

Mark Matusick ‘87 (5)

Mike Kinney ‘95

Ricky Bailey ‘03 (2)

Lou Myers ‘87

Mike Costanza ‘95

Charles Whittington ‘03

Dave Britt ‘87 (3)

Aaron Hawkins ‘96

Nick Zappitelli ‘03 (2)

Garrath Blucker ‘87

Hec Hixson ‘96

Clint Morrell ‘04

Scott Malkus ‘87

Jeff Keto ‘97

John Craig ‘07

Raymond Conley ‘87

Brian Campbell ‘97

Robert Reese ‘87 (10)

Gregg Bourdo ‘97

OKLAHOMA STATE

John Shargo ‘87

James Hoynes ‘97

Lee Raney ‘49

Andrew Hochstetter ‘87 (1)

Bob Baldwin ‘97

Matt Ramey ‘98

Gregory Hollen ‘75 (9)

Dave Harris ‘99

Duke Holt ‘76

Jim Hofbauer ‘01

Chuck Andres ‘77

Steve Larson ‘02

Shalom Plotkin ‘90

Brennan Gorey ‘04

Matthew Maschler ‘91 (6)

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Matt Porter ‘14

BOWLING GREEN

Nick Zurcher ‘15

Tom Pemberton ‘57

Phil Linger ‘16

Richard Ritchie ‘58 (1)

• First-Time Donors

Grant Lugo ‘18

Timothy Smith ‘62 (7)

Joey Ball ‘20

Jon Nicholson ‘63 (4)

Spencer Haupt ‘22 •

Floyd Ramsier ‘65

Justin Allsopp ‘22

Frank Petrus ‘68

Blake Reichenbach ‘25 •

H. Jay Salvage ‘69 (1)

Cody Marshall ‘25 •

Mike Hirsch ‘70

Jake French ‘25 •

Dennis Jackson ‘78

Christian French ‘25•

William Ault ‘80 (1)

Jason Renfro ‘07 Jason Modlik ‘07 •

UCLA

Nicholas Mucklo ‘12

Richard Gee ‘81 (1)

Jon Weiss ‘13 •

Johnnie Adams ‘83

Dave Halula ‘13

Paul Gregory ‘89 • GEORGIA

Matt Palmer ‘90 (3)

Henry Bohn ‘56

Steve Jones ‘91 (5)

Allen Summers ‘57

Chris Parthemore ‘99

Peter Bohn ‘59

Nathan Rodgers ‘00 (1)

Robert Ragsdale ‘66 (3) Steve Huppert ‘66

HOBART

Ronald Sumner ‘67

John Reinheimer ‘56 (1)

Charles Van Rysselberge ‘67 (1)

Ken Kreinheder ‘58

Jon Hager ‘81 (1) Alan Cleveland ‘83 (4)

WESTMINSTER

Jim Brown ‘84 •

Ray Dunham ‘62 (1) Mark Swank ‘74 (2)

MARYLAND

David MacLeod ‘74

Jack Lusby ‘65

Daniel Hopkins ‘78

Ray Ferranti ‘69

Phil Petraglia ‘80

Victor Kamantauskas ‘70

Kevin Powers ‘83

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

Brian Hardy ‘93 (7) Marc Harkins ‘97 (1) Brian Kocian ‘00 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Thomas Wehrle ‘53 (1) Dan Holder ‘57 Dan Barlow ‘63 (1) Frank Farr ‘64 Terry Miller ‘66 Tony Butkus ‘68 Brad Baird ‘68 (4) Bob Barscewski ‘70 Paul Sawtell ‘71 Matthew Arnold ‘24 CAL STATE - LONG BEACH Eugene Borgna ‘58 Pat Milligan ‘59 John Michael Yeargin ‘61 (4) Dhar Carman ‘61 (2) James Reed ‘63 Larry Simpson ‘69 (1) Merle Rogers ‘77 (3) 19

Randy Messenger ‘77 (1)

Nicholas Rachford ‘64 (4)

WESTERN MICHIGAN

Bill Van Herpen ‘84

Paul Belo ‘66

David Shankland ‘62

Larry Proctor ‘66

Gerhardt Winkel ‘63

CAL STATE - CHICO

Robert Allen ‘67 (2)

Robert Piehl ‘63

Doug Hall ‘64

Joe Huseman ‘69

Bob Kittredge ‘66 (4)

David Ash ‘69 (4)

SACRAMENTO STATE

Bruce Pentland ‘67

Steve Fitzer ‘70 (4)

Jim Halderman ‘63

Scott Beck ‘82 (1)

Paul Sax ‘63 (1)

Edward Rauen ‘98 (5)

Lawrence Johnson ‘67

MICHIGAN TECH Jim Bacon ‘59 (16)

John Ousley ‘76 (1)

Marlin Kitchen ‘59 (2)

ST. JOHN’S

Harry Askin ‘60 (1)

Larry Pettit ‘62

Larry Sabourin ‘60 (2)

Ray Evans ‘63

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

John Keagle ‘60 (4)

Robert Guarcello ‘66

Jeff Rivard ‘65 (6)

Harry Glidden ‘63 (1)

Michael Kruger ‘66

TL Lowe ‘68 (3)

Jerry Myers ‘64 (1)

John Alvenus ‘89 (7)

Kurt Schulze ‘70

Wheely Sleeman ‘65

Mario Crescenzo ‘92

Mark VanVoorhees ‘80

Jim Doman ‘67

Robert LoCascio ‘96

JJ Lewis ‘04 (7)

Tom Hamilton ‘68

NORTHERN MICHIGAN

BRADLEY

Warren Henry ‘70

James French ‘62

Bob McLaren ‘65

Dick Michael ‘70 (8)

Patrick Monette ‘64

Bill Blum ‘68 (1)

Dave Daniels ‘73

Mike Fried ‘67

Jim Davis ‘69 (1)

Arnold Herberg ‘76 •

John Hale ‘69 (2)

Kevin Maiman ‘74

Rick Nielsen ‘76 (1)

Mark Pynnonen ‘79

Mike Loden ‘80 (1)

Alan Sipinen ‘79 (1)

Jeff Duberville ‘86 (1)

John Reilly ‘82

Robert Farrar ‘82

Tom Marino ‘68

Marty Schendel ‘81 (4)

Christopher Johnson ‘87

Victor Hudy ‘84

U OF THE PACIFIC

Scott Nass ‘93 (1)

Jim Caruso ‘89

Chris Bates ‘74

Andy Sondgeroth ‘97

CONNECTICUT

RIT

Howard Crossman ‘63 (1)

Joe Murphy ‘66

Ken Vonasek ‘67

Gary Proud ‘66 (1)

Charles Rennwald ‘89 Chuck Whitmer ‘91 CINCINNATI Harry Addison ‘57

Pete Drexel ‘68

Thomas Devanney ‘60

EAST CAROLINA

Bob Uzenoff ‘69

Mike Plett ‘62 (1)

George Patrick ‘62

David Cianciola ‘72

William Hinton ‘62 (4)

James Benson ‘74

Doug Demers ‘79

James Higgins ‘64 (1)

Patrick Best ‘04 (1)

Phil Frandina ‘08 (1)

George Simmerman ‘78 (3) Jeffrey Hilperts ‘96 (5)

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Gene Felder ‘67

TEXAS STATE

Dominic Recchia ‘68 (1)

Charlie Gurinsky ‘73

Bill Christensen ‘68 (6)

Greg Cavanaugh ‘76

Edward Smith ‘68

Clay Palmer ‘78 •

• First-Time Donors

Joseph Farnan ‘71

Dan Diepenhorst ‘86 (5)

Mark Gill ‘73

Carson Serrata ‘24 •

Gene Jordan ‘75

Mason Herreros

EAST CENTRAL OK Paul Nowak ‘68

NORTHEASTERN

Alan Ross ‘71

Michael DeMeo ‘68 Dennis Crowley ‘69

CAL STATE - FULLERTON

Ed Imperillo ‘87

Emory Frink ‘66

Mat Tuttelman ‘88

Alfred Fong ‘67 (5)

Eric Bayani ‘88 Tommie Tinker ‘97

EVANSVILLE

Bassil Boulus ‘02

John Stevian ‘68 •

Tristan Hilpert ‘03

Bob Fornges ‘68 (1) Gary Willis ‘68

YOUNGSTOWN

Carl Gengelbach ‘68

Andrew Arendas ‘67

Marty Ulrich ‘71 Steve Willem ‘76

NEBRASKA KEARNEY

Dave Martin ‘80

Lloyd Lipska ‘66 (1)

Kenneth Donaldson ‘86 (1)

Steven Fisher ‘67

Scott Linneweber ‘89

Jerry Wood ‘68

Jason Butz ‘07 Jamison Heard ‘12

OLD DOMINION

Nathan Wallisch ‘14

Daniel Dauer ‘67 (6) Paul Johnston ‘07

OLE MISS

Jon Hays ‘07 (7)

Gary Ryan ‘68 (4)

Joe Powell ‘10 (2)

Terry Thrash ‘68 •

Ryan Grizzle•

Michael Smith ‘70 (1) Chuck Woodall ‘79 (4)

SPRING HILL Gerry Culver ‘71

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

SAINT CLOUD Gary Baumann ‘69 Tom Snegosky ‘69 John McMahon ‘07 • EMPORIA STATE Bob Flentie ‘70 MARSHALL James Kegley ‘70 Jim Leonard ‘70 • GEORGETOWN Dave Huffman ‘76 (4) Scott Robertson ‘90 Nick Beachler ‘91 Michael Gabhart ‘95 (6) Tyler Wash ‘06 (4) TENNESSEE Don Plater ‘71 Dick Hodgdon ‘75 Steve Catlett ‘81 21

Kevin Galbreath ‘83 (1)

CLEVELAND STATE

Howard Poppel ‘85

Alec Engelberg ‘92 (3)

Gary Klingbergs ‘82 (6)

James Garry ‘87

John Richardson ‘97

Brad Seamon ‘88 (1)

Jordan Marshall ‘01

MURRAY STATE

Chris Hilton ‘20

James Klump ‘84

Tony Leazzo ‘90 TRUMAN STATE

Ryan Callahan ‘20 EASTERN KENTUCKY

Tim Hudson ‘97 (5)

MUSKINGUM

Joshua Bleidt ‘96 (4)

Steve Williams ‘98 (3)

James Moore ‘71

Travis Robinson ‘98 (3)

Michael Thomin ‘71

Aaron Carden ‘00

TEXAS A&M

Chuck Johnson ‘71

Scott Jolman ‘00

Jason Leone ‘91

Jerry Schafer ‘72

Joshua Ford ‘01 (1)

Mark Artlip ‘88 (1)

Steven Dauterman ‘73

Neal Thompson ‘01

WEST VIRGINIA TECH

David Gepford ‘74

Michael Brown ‘04

Josh Wagner ‘01

Brockton Hefflin ‘81 Craig koszycki ‘85

WEBBER

Jimmy Wilson ‘86

Phil Ford ‘81 (2)

Carl Hartman ‘89 (5)

John Logsdon ‘88

Dave Cepek ‘91 (1) Kyle Pritchard ‘23 •

COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Chris DuMont ‘89 (1) WILLIAM PATERSON

CAL POLY - POMONA Tom Towey ‘86

WRIGHT STATE

Monte LaFave ‘86

Steve Williamson ‘74

Daryl Walker ‘89 (1)

Mike Kier ‘74 •

Jeremy Botica ‘06 (1)

Kenneth Jordan ‘74 (6)

Robert Murray ‘88 Eddie Baldofsky ‘13 (1) Billy Bloomberg ‘17 BUFFALO Louis Buono ‘89

Jack Shardo ‘75

TENNESSEE - MARTIN

Clyde Ganger ‘78

Roger Coates ‘83

Boone Guthrie ‘89 (5)

OSWEGO STATE Dave Monk ‘89 (2)

Mark Wells ‘90 (2)

ARKANSAS

Dave Farlee ‘93

Dennis Hall ‘84

Chris Hoff ‘94

Gardner Burton ‘89 (1)

Rob Fecke ‘94

Russ Byer ‘90 (2) Stephen Rupprecht ‘91 (4) BARRY

Geoff Frick ‘98

ROCHESTER

Zac Ganger ‘12

Joel Wojciechowski ‘89

Dylan Collison ‘22

Karl Rasch ‘89

Greyson Howells ‘24 •

Matt Kowalewski ‘01 RUTGERS Mike Ridenour ‘98

RIDER Mark Scher ‘85 (3) David Conover ‘85

Steve Moore ‘99 (6) Alexander Kanevsky ‘05 (4)

LONGWOOD

Alex Haller ‘16

Brad Harrell ‘94 (1)

Hayden Schimborski ‘17

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Ben Nader ‘24 •

NORTHERN KENTUCKY

Lukas Hartley ‘24 •

• First-Time Donors

Jim Clark ‘04 (2)

Dylan Mason ‘24 •

Christopher Dalton ‘94 Steven Stratton ‘96 (2)

SOUTH CAROLINA

John Nastelli ‘99

Miller Cox ‘21 •

UNC - PEMBROKE

COLUMBUS STATE

Kahlid Tapia ‘99

James Carroll

PACE

GRAND VALLEY STATE

Jim Rubio ‘14

Jonah Edgerton ‘24 •

Matthew Paxton ‘24 • CHAPMAN

Alex Casillas ‘24 •

John Resurreccion ‘02 (2)

Avery Briere ‘24 •

Trevor Sullivan ‘09

Brayden Wilson ‘24 •

ARIZONA

Luke Parliament ‘24 •

Cliff Unger ‘98 (7)

Zachary Ruetz ‘25 • Canyon Roodbeen ‘25 •

BELMONT

Tyler Amshey ‘25 •

Michael Lummus ‘06 (5)

Tyler Fedototszkin ‘25 •

Jeff Rupright ‘06 (2)

Derek Walkington ‘25 •

Cole Bingham ‘16 •

Jack Verheek ‘25 •

Sam Uselton ‘20

Braden Wolverton ‘25 • Joshua Smith ‘25 •

ALABAMA

Jake Babcock/Kelley ‘25 •

Julian Nardozzi ‘21

Cam’Ron Burgos-Woodfork ‘25 • Elvin Vu ‘25 •

NORTH TEXAS

Brody Fitzgibbon ‘25 •

Ali Merchant ‘21

Royce Cano ‘25 • Jacob Migaldi ‘26 •

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Kaden Brady ‘26 •

Bert Harris ‘15 •

Simon Arendshorst •

Evan Dunne ‘15

Gabriel Jovanovski •

Philip Grand ‘15 Matt Starnes ‘15

SOUTH DAKOTA MINES Tristan Redman ‘26 •

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

SHENANDOAH ASSOCIATE CHAPTER Nick Markovina • FRIENDS AND FAMILY Lisa Adams Michele Beckmann • Marylin Christian • Ann Covington • Kelsie Coyle • Niki DuVall • Chadd DuVall • Robert Easterling • Scott Federico Deborah Frank • Allison Garcia • Abbi Hageman • Alexandra Jackson • Sophie Jared • Lucas Joa • Linda Jones (1) Caryn Katz • Izaak Lauer Tracie Lesko • 23

Kris Lidinsky •

Chi

Kuenn Family Fund

Nancy Longwith •

Alpha Eta

Kylie Godfrey Fund

William Mahaffy •

Beta Alpha

L. Cressionnie Giving Fund

Karen McMullen (1)

Beta Beta

LPL Financial

Karie Nero •

Beta Gamma

Mark and Lori Charitable Fund

Leonard Nero •

Gamma Alpha

Marsh & McLennan Inc.

Tom Pape (5)

Gamma Omicron

Jeremy Porter •

Gamma Psi

Matthew and Wendy Maschler Donor-Advised Fund

Nicole Porter •

Delta Kappa

McInturff Family Donor Advised Fund

Carrie Rahrig •

Delta Nu

Mehlman Donor Advised Fund

Avery Rahrig

Delta Psi

Nationwide

John Reese •

Epsilon Kappa

Philip & Virginia Petraglia Giving Fund

Matt Reese •

Epsilon Chi

Rezek Charitable Gift Fund

Alexander Reese •

Zeta Alpha

Rodney S. Harl Charitable Fund

Nick Reese •

Zeta Sigma

Rosser-Call Family Fund

Michael Reynolds •

University of Dayton Associate Chapter

Roy & Marsha Harris Charitable Fund

Catherine Reynolds •

Texas Tech University Associate Chapter

Ryan Family Charitable Fund Scruggs Donor Advised Fund

Mackenzie Rice •

Sherwin Williams

Aidan Robinette •

FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES

Marilyn Ruckman (12) •

AT&T

Speetzen Family Charitable Giving Fund

Brian Sarver •

Bank of America Foundation

Starbucks

Rebecca Shier Viebrock

Bates Family Donor Advised Fund

Stephen and Susan Fitzer Fund

Melissa Shutwell •

Beng Foundation

Stryker

Nikki Slone •

Carl and Mindy Steiss Giving Account

Tom and Ann Becker Family Foundation

Abby Spivey

Chevron

George Stamatelatos •

Coomes Family Giving Fund

Andrew Steele •

Creation Technologies

Dorothy Swing •

DeJonge Family Foundation Fund

Sasha Teta

Dr. Lawrence A Twisdale, Jr. Charitable Fund

Luis Rivera •

Roger Wilkes Elyse Williams •

Solon O’Neal Family Fund

Duke Energy Employees Better Government Fund

CHAPTERS Delta Epsilon Xi Upsilon

General Anonymous Harm Family Foundation Fund Jay and Melissa Rhoden Family Fund of Cobb Community Foundation JP Morgan Chase Kevin Martin Fund

• First-Time Donors

Heritage Society The Phi Kappa Tau Heritage Society was established to 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 Heritage Society members are sorted alphabetically by last name. If we’ve inadvertently missed your name or if you’d like to join the Heritage Society, please contact Charlie Ball at cball@phikappatau.org.

John Alvenus, St. John’s ‘89

Carl Hartman, Muskingum ‘89

Dick Michael, CHFC, Michigan Tech ‘70

Eldon Baber, Cal State-Long Beach ‘79

Jon Hays, Old Dominion ‘07

Joel Miller, Auburn ‘69

Kent Bailey, Arkansas ‘89

Thomas Hazelton, Coe ‘75

Todd Napier, Evansville ‘83

Charlie Ball, Miami ‘82

Tristan Hilpert, Cal State-Fullerton ‘03

Ben Nelson, Transylvania ‘78

Robert Bartheld, Iowa State ‘49

Dale Holland, USAF (Ret.), Kent State ‘87

Randy Nichols, Ole Miss ‘72

Rhett Bentley, Auburn ‘74 Joshua Bleidt, Eastern Kentucky ‘96 Kevin Boatright, Nebraska Wesleyan ‘71 Mark Boyd, Miami ‘71 Stephen Brothers, UC Berkeley ‘66 Norm Brown, Ohio State ‘50 Gerald Carlton, Jr, Ohio ‘58 John Christopher, Jr., Kentucky ‘86 Tim Collins, Transylvania ‘78 Jay Davis, Webber ‘82 Jeff Day, Miami ‘76 Michael Dovilla, Ed.D., Baldwin Wallace ‘94

Gregory Hollen, Maryland ‘75 Dan Houck, Jr., North Carolina State ‘97 Victor Hudy, Michigan Tech ‘84 Dan Huffer, Ohio State ‘57 Thomas Jeswald, Ohio ‘63 Kenneth Jordan, Wright State ‘74 Bob Kaiser, Penn State ‘74 Jeff Karpiak, Florida ‘69 Rick Keltner, Sacramento State ‘76 David Lapinski, Penn State ‘74 Robert Leatherman, Akron ‘60 Steve Lerer, Rutgers ‘02

Mike Ecton, Georgetown ‘00

JJ Lewis, Central Michigan ‘04

Larry Fisher, Ohio State ‘60

Jeff Lewis, College of New Jersey ‘97

Phil Ford, Webber ‘81

Kenneth Lilly, Evansville ‘80

Tom Freeman, Jr, Florida ‘84

Scott Linneweber, Evansville ‘89

Wesley Fugate, Ph.D, Centre ‘99

Jack Loewen, Jr, Colorado ‘80

George Gamble, Ohio ‘65

Todd Lucas, Wright State ‘94

Dan Garcia, Cal Poly-Pomona ‘97

Michael Lummus, Belmont ‘06

Adam Goetz, Clemson ‘95

John Mankopf, Coe ‘65

F Green, Ole Miss ‘66

Anthony Marucci, Jr, Mississippi State ‘89

Jim Hamilton, Ohio State ‘63

Derick Meadows, West Virginia Tech ‘90

Gary Nixon, Akron ‘61 Matthew Parker, Evansville ‘93 Kent Parr, Evansville ‘76 Gary Proud, RIT ‘66 Robert Ragsdale, Georgia ‘66 Joey Raymond, Jr., Georgetown ‘98 Jason Reckard, Kent State ‘87 Jeff Rivard, Central Michigan ‘65 Mike Rosser, MA,CMB, Colorado State ‘61 John Sabol, CFP, CIMA, CPWA, Western Michigan ‘94 Ivar Samuelson, Ohio ‘51 John Sayers, Bethany ‘78 Brent Seelmeyer, Tennessee ‘94 Allyn Shaw, PhD, Michigan State ‘85 Timothy Simon, BIFCO, Maryland ‘76 Ray Smith, Jr., Oklahoma State ‘70 Lee Turk, Louisville ‘66 Darrell Wells, Longwood ‘94 Art Wilson, IV, Longwood ‘94 Richard Wilson, Jr., Indiana ‘81 Kees Woudenberg,

In Honor & Memory Gifts Recorded below are the gifts made in honor and in memory of individuals throughout the 2025-2026 Fiscal Year. IN HONOR OF In Honor of Charlie Ball Travis Robinson In Honor of Nick Brazelton Sam Uselton In Honor of Chris Chamberlin Keith Piasecki In Honor of Lee Gentry Andrew Goodrich

In Memory of Lee Berman James Brown

In Honor of Becker Rice James Dattilio

In Memory of Jeff Bosomworth Rosser Pryor

In Honor of Rick Rios Clayton Palmer

In Memory of Richard Bowen Richard Donmoyer John Friend Andrew Hochstetter Jason Reckard Rob Reese

In Honor of Louie Rivera Michael Sapara

In Honor of David Herndon Thomas Wilcox

In Honor of John Sayers Gregory Heilmeier Tyler Wash

In Memory of Brian Bruenderman Charlie Ball

In Honor of Jeff Hilperts Tim Hudson

In Honor of Hayden Schimborski Evan Dunne

In Memory of Don Clark Ronnie Kemp

In Honor of Jack Loges Rod Loges

In Honor of Randy Schuermann William Myers

In Memory of Don Dallas Tim Smith

In Honor of Jeremy Shaw Armen Merjanian

In Memory of Donald Day Jamie Day

In Honor of David Slavitsko Marc Foremsky

In Memory of Bernard Eakes Edmund Guyer

In Honor of Steve Smith Dean Vincent

In Memory of Bob Fisher Bill Fisher

In Honor of Travis Mordaunt Zach Popham In Honor of Tony & Philip Nowicki Melissa Shutwell In Honor of Kyle Pritchard Gabe Armentrout Aiden Bryant Dylan Byersdorfer Ollie Campeau Alex Eversole Adrian Grob Noah Haemmerle Daniel Martin Brayden Maxson Carson Porter Michael Sapara Aidan Solar Grant Tefft Adam Zaremski

In Honor of James Reynolds Devin McCartin

In Memory of W R Fox Steven Dibert

IN MEMORY OF In Memory of Tom Abrams Gary Bergman Michael Laughner Harry Mainzer John Sayers Robert Shaw Mark Stultz

In Memory of James Harner Edmund Rybicki

In Memory of George Bado Ken Bado

In Memory of Dale Hawkinson Don Twyman

In Memory of Charles and Diane Becker Vance Switzer

In Memory of John Haywood Douglas Hoffman

In Memory of John Green Tim Hudson Tyler Wash

In Memory of Neil Hudspeth Hec Hixson James Hoynes In Memory of Ben Hunter William Layer In Memory of Bill Jenkins Tim Hudson William Macak In Memory of Scott Kell David Ricks In Memory of Nathan Larson Deborah Frank In Memory of Tom Laudicina Jack Lusby In Memory of Michael Martuccio Rob Reese In Memory of Jay McCann Jeff Rivard

In Memory of Fred Mills Charlie Ball

In Memory of Jackson Rumley Matthew Starnes

In Memory of Larry Murrow Rex Johnson

In Memory of Scott Thompson Bob Tobey

In Memory of Ian Pape Leon Pape

In Memory of Gary Thrash Terry Thrash

In Memory of Troy Petersen Paul Karlsgodt

In Memory of Lawrence R P Ulrich Kenneth Jordan

In Memory of Gary Alan Reynolds Don Hiscox

In Memory of Sarah Wagner Michael Wagner

In Memory of Steve “Ese” Roberts Bob Tobey

In Memory of Arnim “Shad” Whisler John Volk

In Memory of David Ruckman Tim Hudson Wiliam Lawyer

In Memory of Douglas Williams Kevin Powers

In Memory of Joel Rudy Mark Peterson

In Memory of Jeff Zaniker Justin Craw

PHI KAPPA TAU FOUNDATION

2025-26 Board of Trustees

CHAIRMAN Douglas Adams, Miami ‘81

VICE CHAIRMAN J. Ray Cox, PE, NC State ‘89

SECRETARY John Sayers, Bethany ‘78

TREASURER Robert Reese, Jr., Kent State ‘87

TRUSTEES Jack Alvenus, St. John’s ‘89

JJ Lewis, Central Michigan ‘04

Jim Bacon, Michigan Tech ‘59

Matt Long, Baldwin Wallace ‘08

Alan Coats, Southern Mississippi ‘77

Allyn Shaw, PhD, Michigan State ‘85

Tim Collins, Transylvania ‘78

Miles Snowden, Louisville ‘75

Bill Fisher, Miami ‘80

Matt Ter Molen, Miami ‘84

Roy King, New Mexico State ‘73

Jeff Vierk, Purdue ‘86

David Lapinski, Penn State ‘74

Byars Wells, MD, Transylvania ‘98

Ways to Give While most donors simply make gifts through the Foundation’s online giving portal www.phikappatau.org/give with a credit or debit card or mail a check to our offices in Oxford, Ohio, there are many other ways to give that may have benefits to the donor. Consider some of these options: AUTOMATIC FUND TRANSFERS Regular automatic monthly bank or credit card drafts make giving to the Foundation more convenient to meet your philanthropic goals. You can “set it and forget it” at phikappatau.org/give QUALIFIED CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTION Donors who are at least 70 ½ in age may make QCD contributions to the Foundation directly from their IRA’s or other qualified plans to help meet the minimum distribution requirements but avoid income tax. APPRECIATED STOCK/SECURITIES Gifts of stock or appreciated securities offer a cash alternative to giving with great tax benefits to the donor. Transfer the securities in kind, avoid capital gains tax and get credit for the full market value of the gift. CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS Many companies match their employee’s personal charitable contributions. Ask your employer if your company participates in a matching gift program and make the Foundation your nonprofit choice. DEFERRED GIFTS The Foundation will work with you and your estate planner to design a planned gift that meets your shortand long-term financial goals. Planned gifts include, gifts from wills, trusts or as a beneficiary designation from a qualified plan or life insurance policy. 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. The Foundation can be named as owner of the policy and as such the premiums paid qualify as a tax-deductible gift or an existing policy can name the Foundation as the beneficiary. Benefits paid from such policies not only generate a substantial gift to the Foundation but are not taxable as a part of your estate. Phi Kappa Tau Foundation staff members are always available to answer questions and help with gifts of all types. Find us at phikappatau.org