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CEOCORNER

by MARK E. TIMMES

leadership through investment As Pi Kappa Phi, in its Second Century Vision, seeks to “Redefine Fraternity as a Lifelong Brotherhood of Leaders,” a critical role in ensuring our success is leadership through investment.

In this issue of the Star & Lamp, you will find the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation’s Annual Report for 2007, which recognizes those brothers and friends of the fraternity who, through their financial investment in Pi Kappa Phi, support our vision. It is through their philanthropy that the Foundation helps support the educational programs of Pi Kappa Phi. While we recognize that the demands on your philanthropic support continue to increase, let us not forget the importance of your gifts of time, talent and treasure that enable us to positively impact young men’s lives and to enrich the lives of those who work with them throughout the greater fraternity.

Another form of investment is in the leadership of your fraternity. The 51st Supreme Chapter will be held in Denver, Colorado, from July 25-29, 2008. It is our biennial convention. During that time all chapters of Pi Kappa Phi are temporarily dissolved and reconvened as the Supreme Chapter. Through the committees and legislative process, Supreme Chapter resolutions and changes in Supreme Law are passed for the good of the order. While there is much work done at the Supreme Chapter, there is much to celebrate as we recognize our students, chapters and alumni for their successes over the last biennium.

The Supreme Chapter is unique in that it brings together so many parts of our great fraternity: our student leaders; associate members from associate chapters hoping to earn their charter; volunteers from all levels be it chapter advisors to regional governors and the National Council; the Boards of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation, Push America and Pi Kappa Phi Properties; and alumni, spouses and friends.

A special group within the Supreme Chapter is the Nu Phi Society, which recognizes those brothers who have attended five or more Supreme Chapters. This cadre of men is just another example of those who recognize the importance of leadership through investment by participating in our democratic process at the Supreme Chapter meeting.

More information about the 51st Supreme Chapter is available on pages 6 and 7 of this issue and at denver.pikapp.org. We hope you will join us this summer!

Lastly, on the back cover of the Star & Lamp is a member recommendation form. As we all learned when we first joined Pi Kappa Phi, recruitment is our lifeblood. It is the never ending stream of men who step forward to join our beloved fraternity that ensures our future. Please take a few moments to recommend a deserving student for consideration, and it will be forwarded to the appropriate chapter.

Enjoy this issue of the Star & Lamp!

Yours in the brotherhood of Pi Kappa Phi,

Mark E. Timmes Chief Executive Officer mtimmes@pikapp.org

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PAGEONE THETA OMICRON UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-RENO Reno, Nevada Founding Members: 32 Founded: November 17, 2007 Colonized: Spring 2005 Like many other new colonies, the men of Theta Omicron found it difficult at first to find their niche on campus. After struggling for more than a year, the chapter was faced with an uncertain future. However, the men were determined, and they turned their focus to recruitment, academics and philanthropy.

They also became more involved in their community. After twoand-a-half long years, their dedication paid off, and the NevadaReno associate chapter was granted its charter.

Teams from Eta Omicron (San Francisco State) and Zeta Mu (Cal State-Northridge) performed the Ritual of Initiation, while National Secretary Tracy Maddux, Zeta Theta (Texas), and National Historian Tom Sullivan, Delta Omega (Texas A&M), presided over the ceremony as the installation officers. Director of Business Affairs Joe Costello, Beta Iota (Toledo), and Leadership Consultant Derek Berger, Beta Xi (Central Michigan), represented the national fraternity.

THETA PI UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS-TYLER Tyler, Texas Founded: December 1, 2007

Founding Members: 31 Colonized: Spring 2007

Pi Kappa Phi was the first fraternity to colonize at the University of Texas at Tyler. In less than one year, the founding fathers of Theta Pi chapter were able to meet the criteria necessary to receive their charter from the National Council of Pi Kappa Phi. “When we received our charter, it was an outward sign of this chapter’s inward brotherhood,” said Archon Matthew Beavers of the chapter’s efforts. “Everyone came together; not one person could have done it on his own.”

Past National Secretary Jim Krucher, Beta Alpha (NJIT), and Regional Governor Dustin Alexander, Eta Rho (Texas State), were the installation officers. Beta Omicron (Northwestern State) and Eta Chi (Texas Christian) performed the Ritual of Initiation. Also in attendance were Director of Chapter Services Brandon Belote, Theta Alpha (Southern Miss), and Leadership Consultants Kyle Robinson, Gamma Iota (LSU), and Derek Berger, Beta Xi (Central Michigan).

EXPANSION MAP

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OREGON STATE (Alpha Zeta)

fall 2008 spring 2009

CENTRAL ARKANSAS (Epsilon Zeta) AUBURN (Alpha Iota)

The map above details Pi Kappa Phi’s expansion plans through spring 2009.

If you are interested in helping with Pi Kappa Phi’s expansion efforts or for more information about expansion, contact Director of Expansion Woody Woodcock at wwoodcock@pikapp.org or (800) 929-1904 ext. 130.

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The Colorado State Capitol was constructed during the 1890s from white Colorado granite. The 24-karat gold-plated dome symbolizes Colorado’s Gold Rush past. The official elevation of Denver is measured on the 15th step of the west entrance stairway, where the words “One Mile Above Sea Level” are engraved. Photo by Bob Ashe, Denver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau 2 STAR & LAMP / SPRING 2008

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IC Fall 2007 Deadline 9/30/2008

Summer 2008 Deadline 06/30/2008

PARENTS The Star & Lamp is being sent to your address while your son is in college. Please feel free to read through the magazine as we hope it is a publication you will enjoy too! If your son is no longer in college or is no longer living at home, please send his new contact information to the P.O. Box address or e-mail address shown to the far right.

In the Foundation’s annual report, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of everyone who made a contribution to the Foundation in 2007, with a special section dedicated to those who made a gift the Headquarters Capital Campaign. We’ve also recognized the individuals, chapters and states that made the top contributions to the Foundation.

SUBMISSIONS/DEADLINES Materials for publication should be sent directly to the managing editor at the P.O. Box address or e-mail address shown to the right.

Letters to the editor will be printed at the discretion of the editors.

Pi Kappa Phi is planning some spectacular events for its first-ever convention in the Mile High City. Learn more about what we have planned for you at the 51st Supreme Chapter in Denver, Colo.

Register online at denver.pikapp.org.

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PUBLISHER Star & Lamp, (USPS 519-000), is issued quarterly by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity at 2015 Ayrsley Town Boulevard, Suite 200, Charlotte, NC 28273. A lifetime subscription is $15 and is the only form of subscription.

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DEPARTMENTS

CONTRIBUTORS TOM ATWOOD JOE COSTELLO DEREK BERGER JEFF PERLMAN

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COVER The Colorado State Capitol and Denver skyline sit against the setting sun and the expansive Rocky Mountains. Photo by Bob Ashe, Denver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau

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MARINE CORPS WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 26, a push america challenge event

On October 26, 2008, more than 30,000 runners will converge on Washington, D.C., to complete a 26.2-mile marathon course in our nation’s capital. And Push America is proud to team up with one of America’s premier marathons, the Marine Corps Marathon, for this extraordinary event.

As a charity partner of the Marine Corps Marathon, Push America has 25 spots available for marathoners who commit to raising a minimum of $2,000 to benefit the mission of Push America. Our goal is to raise $50,000 through this world-class event while providing a memorable weekend for Push America Challenge team members.

Highlights of this family friendly weekend include free registration, fundraising incentives, an online training plan, a pre-race team dinner, access to our exclusive finish line tent, plus we’ll be awarding a grant to the Wounded Warrior Project.

The crown jewel of the Push America Challenge in 2008, the Marine Corps Marathon is one of the largest marathons in the country—and one of the most scenic as journeys past national landmarks, monuments and memorials.

This a great opportunity to contribute to Push America while challenging yourself to a world‑class marathon. for more info, to volunteer, or to claim your spot, visit www.pushamerica.org/events/mcm or contact director of development basil lyberg at blyberg@pushamerica.org / (704) 504-2400 ext. 125

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TWENTY-SIX POINT TWO

by Jeff Perlman

MARATHON D.C.

2008

I first became involved with Push America as a cyclist on Gear Up Florida in 2001.

I was a student at the University of Memphis, and like many other Pi Kappa Phis, I was excited about the challenge of cycling 800 miles through Florida—and I thought it was cool that I would be supporting our philanthropy at the same time. But somewhere along the way, something changed. While I certainly tested my physical limits over the course of those two weeks, that part of the challenge had become secondary.

I realized I was far more excited about Push America purpose: to advocate on behalf of people with disabilities. After experiencing that defining moment, I would spend my next four summers participating in Gear Up Florida or Journey of Hope—as either a cyclist, crew member or project manager.

While I no longer have that undergraduate luxury of spending my summer cycling across the country or crisscrossing Florida, I didn’t want my association with Push America to just end. So I asked myself, “What could I do to stay involved with this organization that has meant so much to me over the years?”

I decided to try my hand at the Push America Challenge and joined Push America’s team for the Country Music Marathon in Nashville, Tenn.

It was my first marathon, but it was really a no‑brainer. It seemed like a great way to compete in a team event and fundraise for Push America without being overly demanding of my time.

The Push America Challenge is unique in the fact that it gives everyone—undergraduates, alumni and even non‑members—the opportunity to participate in events for Push America.

Well, the Music City Marathon turned out to be an amazing experience. Sure, there were times—like around miles 18 through 20—when it was difficult to convince my legs to keep moving.

But when it became overwhelming, I concentrated on why I was running in the first place. That simple motivation made it easy to cross the finish line.

All together, 15 people completed the marathon as part of the Push America Challenge, and I enjoyed it so much that I have decided to complete my second Push America Challenge this October—the Marine Corp Marathon in Washington, D.C.

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A MILE HIGH MEETING From July 25 to July 29, 2008, Denver, Colo., will host Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity for the 51st meeting of the Supreme Chapter. The event will be the first national convention to be held in the Centennial State. And with the beautiful Rocky Mountains as the backdrop, Supreme Chapter and Denver are sure to provide plenty of excitement for everyone—students, alumni, spouses, guests and children alike For the official opening ceremonies of the 51st Supreme Chapter, we’ll begin at Denver’s “Wings Over the Rockies” Air & Space Museum. Here, you’ll be greeted by a massive B-52 Stratofortress at the front door of this 1930s-era Air Force hangar. Home to more than three dozen historic military planes, the museum provides a patriotic scene for the evening. Those who arrive earlier in the day can treat themselves to a guided walking tour of Downtown Denver or High Tea

at the elegant, 115-year-old Brown Palace Hotel—one of Denver’s best-known landmarks.

Highlights for Saturday include the Alumni Breakfast, the first of four Supreme Chapter sessions, and the Foundation’s Awards Lunch, featuring alumnus Richard Vigurie—our 2008 Hall of Fame inductee. On Saturday evening, all are invited to celebrate Pi Kappa Phi’s most outstanding students, chapters and alumni who will be recognized at the Supreme Banquet. Also during the banquet, we’ll be recognizing Bruce Rogers, inspiration for the Journey of Hope, as Mr. Pi Kappa Phi 2008!

Shortly after the banquet, initiated members can renew their oath during the Ritual of Initiation performance.

Saturday’s schedule for spouses and guests includes a trip to the internationally recognized Denver Art Museum, home to a diverse collection of art from around the world. Meanwhile, an adventure awaits guests and children

SLATE OF OFFICERS The following candidates have been endorsed by the Nominating Committee as the official slate of officers for the 51st Supreme Chapter in Denver, Colo.

Each individual is listed under the office for which he was nominated. These men and any others successfully nominated from the floor will be voted upon during the third session of Supreme Chapter on Sunday, July 27, 2008.

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NATIONAL PRESIDENT J. JEFFRY WAHLEN

Jeff is an initiate of Alpha Epsilon (Florida) and practices law in Tallahassee.

His areas of practice include school law, telecommunications, public utility regulation, and consulting on election, gift and lobbying laws. Jeff has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting from Florida State, and he practiced public accounting at a national accounting firm before attending FSU’s College of Law. In 1982 Jeff was involved in the re-organization of Beta Eta (Florida State), and was Pi Kappa Phi’s “Student of the Year” in 1985. He served as Beta Eta’s chapter advisor in the late 1980s and as an area governor for the state of Florida. Jeff has served as national chaplain, national chancellor, national secretary and national treasurer and is now serving in the role of national vice president. Jeff is currently a member of the Florida Board of Bar Examiners, president of the Florida School Board Attorney Association and a member of Leadership Florida. He has been married to his wife, Kris (Kappa Alpha Theta), for nearly 22 years, and they have two sons, ages 12 and 9.

NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT MARK F. JACOBS

Mark was initiated into the Delta Psi chapter at the University of Texas - Arlington on December 10, 1979.

He was the chapter’s first legacy; his brother was a founding member.

Mark served as historian, warden, vice archon and archon, and graduated with a B.B.A. in finance.

He later received his M.B.A. from Butler University. Mark is a three-time recipient of the “Area Governor of the Year” award, and he served 10 years as a board member for Pi Kappa Phi Properties—four as president. Mark has served on the national council previously as national chaplain, national historian, national secretary and currently serves as national treasurer. Mark resides in Dallas with his wife, Rebecca, and has two children, Mary Grace and Landry. Mark is the area executive in the Dallas-Fort Worth market for IronStone Bank.

NATIONAL TREASURER DUDLEY F. WOODY

Dudley was initiated into Xi chapter at Roanoke College in 1971 where he served his chapter as treasurer and archon. Dudley graduated summa cum laude from Roanoke in 1974 with a bachelor’s of business administration degree. He received a juris doctorate from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1977.

For 10 years Dudley served on the board of directors for Push America, holding positions as president, vice president, treasurer and secretary.

Dudley lives in Roanoke, Va., with his wife, Natalie. They have three daughters, Lauren, Nancy and Michelle. Dudley is a principal in the law firm of Woods, Rogers, P.L.C., and currently serves on National Council as national chancellor.

NATIONAL SECRETARY TRACY D. MADDUX

Tracy is a founding father of the Zeta Theta chapter at the University of Texas at Austin, where as a student he served as archon. As an alumnus, Tracy serves on the Zeta Theta Housing Corporation. Tracy has also worked as a staff member at the national headquarters in various capacities, including time as executive vice president of Pi Kappa Phi Properties, Inc. He has served as a chapter advisor for Alpha Psi (Indiana) and as area governor for the Pacific Northwest Region. For the past two years, Tracy has served on the National Council as the national secretary and prior to that he served as national historian.

Tracy received a bachelor’s degree in government from UT and his M.B.A. in finance from Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Tracy lives with his wife, Donna, near Portland, Ore., where he is currently president and CEO of Logic General, Inc, a media fulfillment services provider.

NATIONAL HISTORIAN THOMAS B. SULLIVAN Tom is a member of Delta Omega chapter at Texas A&M University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s in university administration. As an undergraduate, Tom completed terms as Push America chairman, chaplain and vice archon.

As an alumnus, Tom served on the national headquarters staff as director of chapter services and has filled several advisory roles, including chapter advisor for Eta Chi (TCU), recruitment advisor for Delta Omega (Texas A&M) and faculty advisor for Eta Rho (Texas State). He has also served as a regional governor and was recognized as “Regional Governor of the Year” in 2003. Also in 2003, Tom became the volunteer director of expansion. In 2004 he was recognized with the exclusive Beta Circle Award, recognizing his contributions to the fraternity’s recruitment and expansion practices.

Tom currently serves as the director of student life at St. Edward’s University. He and his wife, Cheri, live in Austin, Texas.

NATIONAL CHAPLAIN DAVID M. WHITE

Dave graduated from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with a degree in chemical engineering.

As a student he was initiated into Beta Alpha chapter at NJIT and served terms as archon, warden and chaplain. Since, Dave has proven himself an active alumni member, volunteer and leader within the fraternity—serving as a chapter advisor for Zeta Kappa (Stockton State) and Beta Alpha (NJIT), as a member of the Beta Alpha board of overseers, and as a regional governor for the Empire Region.

In 2004 Dave was recognized as “Regional Governor of the Year” and was inducted into the Nu Phi Society. A cyclist on Gear Up Florida in 2003, he raised more than $11,000 and was the top fundraiser for the event. Dave has served on National Council for the past two years as national chaplain and currently lives in Middletown, N.Y., with his wife, Paula, and their son Connor.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF BOB ASHE, DENVER METRO CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU / “WINGS OVER THE ROCKIES” AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

at the Denver Zoo. With more than 4,000 animals, the Denver Zoo is one of the most popular in America!

Those early to rise on Sunday morning will enjoy the annual Founders’ 5k Run, followed by an interfaith service. For lunch, plan to join the 2008 Build America team at the Push America Awards Lunch. Afterwards, cast your vote for the next National Council during the Supreme Chapter election session.

Spouses and guests are invited to Sunday brunch and wine tasting at D’Vine Wine, a boutique winery in Downtown Denver. For the young—and young at heart—we’ve planned a trip to the Denver Butterfly Pavilion.

The Pavilion’s interactive exhibits are geared primarily towards families with children, but people of all ages can embrace the beauty of the conservatory filled with 1,200 free-flying butterflies imported from around the globe.

Monday’s events include the Fraternity Awards Lunch and the installation of the newly elected National Council members. Following the inaugural address of the new National President, attendees will be bused to dinner and the closing event at Elitch Gardens Theme Park, which features world-class thrills with more than 50 rides, shows and attractions.

While in Denver, we also invite you to take advantage of your free time. With America’s 10th largest downtown, Denver offers plenty to see and do—and the 51st Supreme Chapter is in the middle of it all.

The Grand Hyatt Denver is the official hotel of Supreme Chapter. This luxurious hotel offers spacious rooms, stunning views and proximity to everything Downtown Denver has to offer. In fact, nearby you’ll find Colorado’s State Capitol, the U.S. Mint, museums, and the 16th Street Mall—a mile-long pedestrian promenade lined with trees, fountains, cafés, shops, restaurants and theatres. And if that weren’t enough, each street offers breathtaking views of the spectacular Colorado Rocky Mountains! We hope you are excited about making Denver and Supreme Chapter part of your summer!

NATIONAL CHANCELLOR DANIEL J. BOSSHART

Dan was initiated into Gamma (California - Berkeley) on January 29, 1978, as the chapter’s 686th member. As an undergraduate, he served on executive council as archon and historian. As an alumni member, Dan served as chapter advisor for Delta Rho (Southern Cal) and later for his own chapter. And for the last 24 years, Dan has been actively involved as vice president and director of Gamma chapter’s housing corporation. Dan earned a bachelor’s degree in 1981 from UC - Berkeley and his juris doctorate in 1986 from the UC - Hastings College of Law. Dan and his wife, Lori (Chi Omega), live in Lafayette, Calif., with their three boys, Andrew, age 12, Cameron, age 12, and Evan, age 7.

For more information or to register for Supreme Chapter, visit denver.pikapp.org LEADERS

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letter from the chairman Dear Brothers and Friends, As chairman of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation, I have the privilege of representing your Foundation to hundreds of students who attend one of Pi Kappa Phi’s many leadership training opportunities. Whether it’s Mid Year Leadership Conference, Pi Kapp College or one of our alcohol education programs, it is always an uplifting experience that reminds me of the singular importance Pi Kappa Phi plays in the development of young men.

I can unequivocally tell you that the men who lead our chapters represent some of the finest students enrolled at the 140 colleges and universities where Pi Kappa Phi currently operates. They are self-determined and interested in improving themselves and the chapters they lead; and it is the goal of the Foundation to assist them in their overall pursuit of personal and chapter excellence.

Why is it important to make such an investment in our student members? Consider just a few statistics about the world that this year’s graduating class will inherit. + Approximately 3 billion people live on less than $2 a day. + 1.6 billion people live without access to electricity. + Nearly 1 billion people entered the 21st century unable to read a book or sign their name. + 270 million, or one in seven children worldwide, live without access to health care.

Today’s college students leave their post-secondary work and enter a world shaped by powerful forces.

The world is smaller but more complex. Communicating with someone across the globe is seemingly as easy as speaking with your neighbor; yet paradoxically, the solutions to our shared problems seem as distant as the horizon.

So, where does the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation fit into this? We believe that if there ever was a time when the world needed thoughtful, intelligent and motivated young men who understand how to develop a vision, build consensus, rally a diverse group of people to a mission and actively seek solutions, now is the that time.

We also believe that Pi Kappa Phi, through the Foundation and its donors like the ones found in this report, play a critical role in the development of programs that build better leaders for tomorrow’s challenges.

In last year’s annual report, my predecessor, Allen Woody, Xi (Roanoke), reported on the Foundation’s role as an equity investor in a building that would eventually become Pi Kappa Phi’s new headquarters (see “Home Sweet, Headquarters” Spring 2007). Having moved into the Kelley A. Bergstrom Leadership Center of Pi Kappa Phi last January, this innovative approach to addressing an important need of the greater fraternity has been buttressed by a capital campaign that has raised more than $1.25 million. The goal of $1.5 million is in sight and the special donors who have helped make this happen are recognized on page 11.

Through a combination of fundraising efforts (mainly in our restricted fund categories) and modest gains in the market, your Foundation reached a significant milestone in 2007. As of December 31, total assets exceeded $6 million for the first time in the Foundation’s 54-year history. Since 2005 the Foundation’s total assets have increased 32 percent. (See graph on facing page).

Related to this, the Foundation launched two significant scholarship programs in 2007. The first is the David Morgan ‘Extra Mile’ Scholars Program, benefiting students of the Beta Omicron chapter at Northwestern State. The second new program is the International Scholars Fund, which provides scholarship grants to talented student leaders interested in pursuing a study abroad experience. The International Scholars Fund replaces the Jack Casper Leadership Society, which ran for several years. Working with Brother Casper and another anonymous donor, the Foundation was able redirect funds toward this important international initiative.

And while tremendous work has been done by Foundation volunteers and staff, many opportunities for Pi Kappa Phi still lie ahead. Helping the fraternity prepare our young men to meet tomorrow’s challenges requires a continued investment of new resources. The Foundation has begun to plan for our next campaign to endow our educational programming. You will be hearing more about this initiative in the coming year.

Your continued support is making a difference. So, thank you for your generous support in 2007, and I hope we can count on you again in 2008!

Yours in Pi Kappa Phi,

Jerry T. Brewer, Chairman

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leading Donors for 2007

Honored here are those brothers and friends of the fraternity who made the largest contributions to the Foundation in 2007.

TOTAL ASSETS

This graph illustrates the Foundation’s growth in total assets over the past five years.

founders’ circle $100,000-$249,999

Kelley A. Bergstrom alpha omicron (iowa state) David D. Morgan beta omicron (northwestern state)

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

PM Realty Group J. Ernest Johnson alpha iota (auburn) Estate of Frank D. Havard gamma phi (south alabama)

council club $10,000 - $24,999

Allen O. Woody III xi (roanoke) Robert A. Lane alpha omicron (iowa state) Jason K. Dodd delta omega (texas a&m)

$6m

foundation club $5,000 - $9,999

Harry E. Caldwell Jr. omicron (alabama) Kenneth J. Cribbs beta kappa (georgia state) James C. Turk xi (roanoke) Spencer E. Harper Jr. beta gamma (louisville) Bruce L. Rogers chi (stetson) Jack M. Casper alpha upsilon (drexel) Barry L. Howell gamma upsilon (oklahoma state)

lamplighter’s club $2,500 - $4,999

Dudley F. Woody xi (roanoke) Todd J. Dipaola gamma (cal-berkeley) Frank M. Parrish III alpha omicron (iowa state) Jerry T. Brewer sigma (south carolina) Mark E. King epsilon iota (unc-greensboro) Gordon B. Wright alpha tau (rensselaer) David M. White beta alpha (njit) J. Jeffry Wahlen alpha epsilon (florida) Tracy D. Maddux zeta theta (texas) Theodore A. Scharfenstein beta beta (florida southern) T. Phillip Tappy lambda (georgia) Robert J. Paterno alpha epsilon (florida)

$6,243,276

$5,509,842

$5m $4,742,479 $4,386,720 $4,259,561

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$3m

$2m

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headquarters campaign In January of 2008, Pi Kappa Phi and its three affiliate organizations moved into the newly constructed Kelley A. Bergstrom Leadership Center of Pi Kappa Phi. Located in one of Charlotte’s newest and fastest-growing developments, the greater Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity not only realized its desire for a more efficient and effective venue from which to conduct the business of the fraternity, but also created a first-class facility that dramatically enhances Pi Kappa Phi’s ability to effectuate its leadership mission and meaningfully display its rich history.

The Porterfield-Tirado Education and Seminar Room, located on the first floor, is dedicated space that allows the fraternity to conduct chapter retreats, executive council meetings, volunteer training and a host of other activities that help to build a stronger fraternity. And though the fraternity has been in its ‘new home’ for less than four months, several chapters have already taken advantage of the new facility. The weekend following the move, Alpha Psi (Indiana) chartered a bus and sent its 40-plus associate class to Charlotte where staff and volunteers conducted a two-day leadership retreat for the chapter’s newest members.

The Eldred J. Harman Museum, also on the first floor, underscores Pi Kappa Phi’s commitment to history and heritage. Modeled after a formal parlor one would find in Charleston at the time of Pi Kappa Phi’s founding, the Harman Museum captures the ambiance and organic feel of where Pi Kappa Phi was founded. National Archivist Ted Scharfenstein, Beta Beta (Florida Southern), and other volunteers will fill the space over the course of next six months with existing pieces in the national fraternity’s archival collection.

The establishment of the Kelley A. Bergstrom Leadership Center of Pi Kappa Phi fulfills a key strategic element in the fraternity’s Second Century Vision Plan, which was adopted by the 49th Supreme Chapter in 2004. Constructed exclusively without the use of student revenues, Pi Kappa Phi National Fraternity’s new home also illuminates its desire to keep the student experience both accessible and affordable. The facility will be formally dedicated in December 2008 in conjunction with the fraternity’s Founders’ Day observance.

Lastly, the campaign that has made all of this possible will conclude in the coming months. If you would like to support this effort or learn more about the Kelley A. Bergstrom Leadership Center, please contact Executive Director Tom Atwood at (800) 929-1904 ext. 104.

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Those who made a gift in 2007 to the headquarters campaign are listed here.

Lambda (Georgia) T. Philip Tappy XI (Roanoke) Allen O. Woody III Dudley F. Woody Omicron (Alabama) Harry E. Caldwell Jr. Lonnie Strickland III Sigma (South carolina) Jerry T. Brewer Omega (Purdue) Jack K. Berlien ALPHA Epsilon (Florida) J. Jeffry Wahlen Mark E. Timmes Robert J. Paterno ALPHA Iota (Auburn) Ernest and Susanne Johnson ALPHA OMICRON (Iowa State) Kelley A. Bergstrom Robert A. Lane ALPHA SIGMA (Tennessee) William T. Sigmon BETA Alpha (NJIT) David M. White BETA Beta (Florida Southern) Theodore A. Scharfenstein BETA Gamma (Louisville) Spencer Harper BETA Eta (Florida State) Thomas H. Atwood BETA kappa (Georgia state) Kenneth J. Cribbs GAMMA Iota (LSU) Kyle T. Robinson GAMMA KAPPA (Georgia Southern) Woody Woodcock GAMMA Xi (Georgia Southwestern) William L. Finney GAMMA phi (south alabama) Estate of Frank D. Havard Delta Eta (Morehead State) Ethan N. Martin Delta Omega (Texas A&M) Jason K. Dodd Thomas B. Sullivan EPSILON ALPHA (Elon) Christian A. Wiggins Epsilon TAU (St. Joseph’s)/ Theta Gamma (BUFFALO) Vincent J. Thompson II and Paul E. Parker Zeta Theta (Texas) Tracy D. Maddux Eta Zeta (Queens) Scott M. Thomas Theta Epsilon (Kansas) Jared W. Thurston theta eta (american) Theta Eta Chapter

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friends of pi kappa phi PM Realty Group

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foundation donors 2007

Listed here are all members and friends of the fraternity who contributed to the Foundation in 2007. Donors are listed under their cumulative lifetime giving club level.

ALPHA (Charleston) foundation club David H. Jaffee Terence N. Moore dRobert W. Marlowe lamplighter’s club Gary A. Catterton dSamuel W. McConnell Jr. Gregory D. Padgett executive director’s club Harold F. Davis III Otis E. Engelman Jr. William S. Gaud Eric C. Helfers Richard P. Pierce Leon K. Wolfe Jr. gold star club Harry W. Freeman Jr. Michael B. Hartnett L. Andrew Westbrook III chevron club Philip S. Duwel crossed swords club Andrew C. Jaffee EScott Neslage Mark S. Toliver BETA (Presbyterian) lamplighter’s club dSam and Linda McGregor executive director’s club Clifton C. Goodwin III dEugene A. Vaughan gold star club Thomas H. Stearns chevron club Rolly Bannister Jr. dDallah A. Forrest Jr. John R. Ritter Jr. crossed swords club EMelvin H. Little John L. Tritt GAMMA (Cal-Berkeley) foundation club dSteven S. Ryder lamplighter’s club dDavid J. Dayton dTodd J. Dipaola executive director’s club Vincent A. Consul dJames P. Kinlock Lawrence J. Olson Ronald A. Segel Young D. Stewart gold star club Walter A. Eagan David W. Halligan Richard G. Houston Benjamin T. Laflin Jr. Spencer B. Larson Harland R. Ross dRobert L. Whelan chevron club dRoger C. Campbell crossed swords club Fayette W. Knapp Robert D. Parmelee EFrank C. Patton John D. Steuart EReuthanak Tap DELTA (Furman) executive director’s club dKessler L. Holzendorf dPeter J. Manning chevron club Jeffrey M. Browne ECharles A. Leslie dJames S. Nelson

lifetime giving clubs star & lamp society $500,000+

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EPSILON (Davidson) gold star club Ernest B. Hunter Jr. Harold B. Kernodle Jr. dHarry L. Powe Jr. Lawrence D. Wilkerson Philip C. Winstead chevron club William H. Clayton Jr. Louis M. Palles Jr. crossed swords club Joseph H. J. Vernon ENorman J. Wayman ZETA (Wofford) executive director’s club James H. Belcher Mark O. Bundy Thorton and Arlene Crouch William B. Evins Jr. Alex O’Daniel D. Boyce Woolbright Jr. gold star club Jack L. Kaplan chevron club Frampton W. Henderson III crossed swords club Dewey E. Lewis Clarence C. Riner III EGeorge W. Yarbrough III ETA (Emory) lamplighter’s club Primus S. Hipp executive director’s club Kenneth C. Kiehl gold star club dTrent R. Gilbert chevron club dJohn C. Nix Jr. IOTA (Georgia Tech) council club Robert M. Snuggs III foundation club James G. Pritchett Jr. lamplighter’s club Michael V. Cowan dFrank C. Hodge Tom Lowndes Jr. Robert A. Parrish Robert B. Rowe executive director’s club Robert B. Costley Robert A. DeFurio Christopher E. Doyle Greg Elliott Charles R. Ferguson Bruce M. Jewett J. Michael Jones Robert C. Murray Jr. John H. Puckett gold star club John B. Boy Stewart H. Carlin Russell R. Johnson Robert T. Lowrance Joseph Luciani dDean W. Russell chevron club dRobert H. Connor Jr. David D. Cunnold John R. Paus Chester Q. Reeves Bryan G. Ramey II Fen Rhodes Jr. crossed swords club Brian D. Ehrich Donald N. Fischer

* deceased

supreme circle $250,000 - $499,999

E first-time donor

KAPPA (North Carolina) order of the bell W. Stuart Hicks foundation club J. Councill Leak W. Keith Rollins Thomas H. Sayre lamplighter’s club James L. Thompson executive director’s club George W. Braun Woodrow W. Gunter II Richard K. Holzworth Clifton M. Hux Jr. dWalter W. Schroeder Wayne N. Scott Robert C. White Winton G. Wilks Jr. dMark H. Winston gold star club Alvin W. Daughtridge John F. Falconer dJoel T. Thigpen chevron club dJ. Michael Collins Thomas L. Lloyd crossed swords club Albert L. Ellis III Marvin S. Hackney Bradley S. Hanover John A. Redhead LAMBDA (Georgia) council club dT. Philip Tappy foundation club Isaac W. Lang Jr. executive director’s club Thomas W. Dalton Jr. William J. Harp Jr. Leroy Langston Philip T. Shell gold star club dPhilip R. Allison David F. Black Richard L. Patrick Jr. dRay B. Tucker George C. Turner chevron club dWilliam T. Cantrell dRobert K. Hays Kevin M. Krehmeyer Julian R. Lang William F. Miller Jr. John J. Minch dFred M. Thrower dGary M. Tolbert crossed swords club Alberry C. Cannon Jr. ERonald E. Garrett Eric M. Glenn Ryan C. Rocco II MU (Duke) foundation club William D. Fuqua lamplighter’s club dJohn D. Moylan Frank T. Wrenn III executive director’s club Heath L. Marcus James G. Smith Brian Swab gold star club dMichael L. Marable dT. Benjamin Massey Bart N. Stephens chevron club Charles F. Beidler Manassa N. Hennessee III Douglas E. Underwood crossed swords club Jack W. Bingaman Frank T. Wrenn Jr.

NU (Nebraska) executive director’s club dRobert M. Werner William J. Wesslund gold star club James S. Christol Thomas C. Miller XI (Roanoke) founders’ circle James C.Turk Allen O. Woody III order of the bell dDurward W. Owen Dudley F. Woody council club Edward L. Corson II foundation club Stephen A. Esworthy Raphael E. Ferris Tim Ribar James S. Stump Jr. lamplighter’s club Edward J. Bennett Robert S. Bonney Jr. Daniel F. O’Flaherty Cameron R. Ogilvie DeWitt R. Petterson Donald J. Potter Jr. Tod N. Senne E. Joseph VonCulin executive director’s club Paul C. Caldwell dHarry I. Johnson Jr. Richard J. Milan Jr. Mason Miller Jr. Carl B. Sherertz John R. Stafford Jr. gold star club Robert S. Barber Eric L. Becker dC. Troy Keeney James P. Piedrafite Jr. Kyle F. Schindel chevron club dJoseph P. Donohue dJames R. Hamilton Sr. Michael D. Klein Sr. James R. Wilson crossed swords club Edward A. Bridgwood ERobert A. Cafaro Paul R. Jenkins ERobert G. Langton Dale M. Kasey II Patrick J. Kenney Kyle B. Lawrence Albert E. Lietzau V Jeremiah M. Morrow Richard M. Muterspaugh EMatthew P. Piper Nathaniel S. Unroe OMICRON (Alabama) founders’ circle Harry E. Caldwell Jr. order of the bell Lonnie Strickland III council club Raymond E. Cartledge R. Nathan Hightower Paul C. Wesch foundation club dEmmett O. Dendy lamplighter’s club David R. Adams William T. Bishop Jr. Joe C. Cassady Augustus A. Harmon Jr. dJoe D. Lee

d giving club advancement

founders’ circle $100,000 - $249,999

order of the rose $50,000 - $99,999

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

council club $10,000 - $24,999

REVENUES / SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS FOR 2007

These graphs provide a summary of revenue sources as well as grants and scholarships funded by the Foundation.

revenues $1,015,987

nu phi society

educational grants

$105,200 60.5%

$36,222 3.6%

officials’ gifts

pi kapp scholars

$6,191 3.6%

scholarships & cif grants

$62,496 35.9%

$27,415 2.7%

board of governors

$14,615 1.4%

annual appeal

$129,100 12.7%

president’s circle

$1,490 0.15%

chapter investment funds

$33,005 3.25%

other unrestricted gifts

$55,396 5.5%

restricted gifts

$718,744 70.7%

scholarships & grants $173,888

executive director’s club Jack M. Blasius Robert F. Inman Mack O. Matthews Robert L. Shepherd Stephen G. Smith William G. Sutton William C. Taylor Richard S. Taylor Jerry B. Tucker Sr. gold star club David L. Hinton dLeon B. Newman William M. Schroeder dMark E. Spear chevron club George E. Aiken Jr. dJohn R. Blevins Bryan A. McCullick dBrian J. Ritchey Albert C. Skaggs crossed swords club Robert T. Ballantyne John W. Bray Kells C. Carroll III Jim T. Frantz III EJames I. Owens James R. Webb

chevron club James T. McKinnon William S. Reynolds III crossed swords club EAdam L. Leonard William J. Van Ee III

crossed swords club Edgar C. Jones Jr. Halden M. LaPoten EJohn W. Lindsley Gary A. Meadows EBrandon J. Waters

TAU (North Carolina State) council club Robert C. Cline executive director’s club dF. Leonidas Joyner Jr. Stephen D. Seymore Jr. gold star club Maurice D. Atwell Jr. John A. Feather Jr. dSteven M. Leamon Richard H. Norrell dBradley D. Robins chevron club William G. Barnhardt Jr. James C. Johnson Kenneth A. Long Edward R. Thomas II crossed swords club Melford R. Damron Jr. Andrew D. Page Jr. EJames C. Stanley

RHO (Washington & Lee) council club Richard G. Anderson foundation club Robert L. Wade executive director’s club Floyd W. McKinnon John D. Wallace gold star club Edwin P. Garretson Jr. Malcolm H. Squires Jr. Kenneth B. VandeWater Jr. Dorsey M. Ward Jr. chevron club George Z. Bateh William H. Clark Jr. dGeorge T. Myers Charles E. Nolte III crossed swords club Robert D. Ballantine David J. Baluk John O. Martin

UPSILON (Illinois) foundation club J. Gunnar Schalin lamplighter’s club Michael A. Lowery executive director’s club James M. Bayne dJim and Laura Kutill dAugust M. Massa Stephen D. Trahey gold star club Robert J. Bogdanoff Daniel A. Shoor John R. Stroehlein chevron club dDavid Bein William H. O’Donnell dWarren F. Perkins John W. Shustitzky EGerald and Marilyn Walters

PSI (Cornell) founders’ circle John S. Kirk council club William F. Newell dEdmund A. Sayer foundation club W. John Zygmunt Jr. lamplighter’s club dJohn H. Angus George F. Heinrich Michael J. Piscitelli Frank A. Sherer Frederick W. Thorne executive director’s club Gregory J. Della Rocca James E. Emig Gary R. Fisher dJames R. Kao dLawrence G. Thayer Richard C. Yudin-Fitzherbert gold star club dMichael and Jennifer Davis Bertram A. Lindsey William B. Matthews David D. Prescott Erwin A. Tschanz Jason C. Wright chevron club dMichael P. Carpenter Jr. dPaul T. Keller dG. Bill McIntyre crossed swords club Eric M. Levine

SIGMA (South Carolina) order of the bell dJerry T. Brewer foundation club Walter H. Pickens Jr. lamplighter’s club Kenneth J. Forti Danny W. Reynolds gold star club dHerbert L. Benson Jr. Hughes K. Boswell Robert M. Gatti dRobert C. Lake Jr. Yancey A. Montgomery Jr. Wright T. Paulk Jr. dFrederick E. Quinn Thomas J. Stafford II John R. Stokes

CHI (Stetson) founders’ circle Bruce L. Rogers council club J. Patrick Figley executive director’s club dAnthony A. Biancarosa II Edwin H. Culver John K. Snellings gold star club dDonald L. Johnson Thomas M. Wrenn chevron club dStanley S. Gryskiewicz Jr. dKenneth T. Kincaid dMatt G. Smith Bruce M. Wigle II

gold star club Jim and Gay Berlien

EJoseph B. Crowe

OMEGA (Purdue) order of the rose David G. Lane foundation club dJack K. Berlien dGregory V. Linder Emmanuel O’Drobinak Jack and Ruth Powers lamplighter’s club Patrick J. Kuhnle dHerman G. Riggs executive director’s club dDuane and Jeanie Davis Hugh M. Flanagan Grafton Houston Jr. James D. Jackson dAlfred G. Kirchner Jr. dPhillip A. Leslie Richard H. Lowe Richard K. Price Robert A. Rust dJay T. Seeger dDon and Donna Swager William L. Swager Robert E. Thomson John L. Weaver dJohn T. Wolfenden Christos C. Ziogas

foundation club lamplighter’s club executive director’s club $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499

gold star club $500 - $999

Neil T. Hentschel Harold R. Johnson Jr. Robert M. Little John E. McDonald David L. Mitzner William D. Peace Jr. dEdward M. Vana Robert C. Wingard Jr. chevron club Sean M. Cowley David F. Davis Hilton B. Henry Michael D. Kerr Robert L. Roth Edwin T. Sherwood Clarke F. Thornton crossed swords club Melvin B. Amundson EFrank E. Funke Jr. EDavid N. Griffiths Kevin E. Johnson Robert W. MacBeth Patrick N. McDowell Paul E. O’Malley James M. O’Reilly Marc A. Zubeck ALPHA ALPHA (Mercer) executive director’s club Augustus F. Martin III gold star club dMichael E. Lake Thomas Lowndes III Charles R. Melton crossed swords club EJesse H. Belyeu EKevin G. Berry Jeffrey M. Leetun Mitchell B. Murchison Lee M. Seelig Matthew K. Whitt ALPHA GAMMA (Oklahoma) foundation club Robert E. Holly lamplighter’s club Jay K. Morris executive director’s club J. Dylan Romo gold star club Mark L. Argo Richard W. Hoffman chevron club Brian D. Butler EJoshua L. Snyder

chevron club $250 - $499

crossed swords club $1 - $249

LEADERS BY CHOICE

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foundation donors 2007 ALPHA DELTA (Washington) council club dRobert C. Bux lamplighter’s club Brian P. Walker gold star club John J. Dailey Stanley J. Gratis John R. Pedersen chevron club Manuel D. Esteban Nathan C. Rosas ALPHA EPSILON (Florida) council club Peter C. Barr David W. Henn Robert J. Paterno J. Jeffry Wahlen foundation club dDavid O. Charland dRobert M. Halcrow Albert E. Luer Daniel A. Martinez Robert B. Newman Mark E. Timmes lamplighter’s club dNeil O. Contess Hugh A. Gower Ira T. Hancock Benjamin G. Holdorf Benjamin F. Overton Howard W. Pettengill Jr. Charles A. Stewart dChristopher J. Tice Sr. executive director’s club dEric and Jill Dana John D. Gornto Jr. Scott W. Hamilton Eliott D. James Peter T. Lanaris Roy T. Olsen Charles R. Rigl Robert N. Scott gold star club Bernard A. Barton Jr. John S. Crown Jr. dPage M. Eppele Thomas E. Johnson William P. Keyes dMichael J. Nozzarella chevron club dKevin G. Bennett T. Bernie Chastain George C. Cross III dMark J. Dvornik dCarl J. Farina Robert H. Hoffman Glenn A. Shapiro dMichael A. Stephens dMichael L. Sullivan John M. Turco Victor G. Villegas crossed swords club John L. Broe Barry C. Junnier Romeo B. Lavarias William R. McCall Jr. Jose M. Otero George R. Ponczek Kurt A. Raulin Chandler H. Sharon Jr

star & lamp society $500,000+

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ALPHA KAPPA (Michigan) gold star club Jason R. Prickett chevron club Kenneth B. Goldberg

ALPHA ETA (Samford) council club James F. House foundation club Warren W. Hilson Sr. lamplighter’s club dReginald B. Clay executive director’s club Jimmy R. Bell William W. Dixon Jr. William M. Ford James E. Purvis Alan G. Sizemore Dwayne K. Todd gold star club Jack R. McDonald Glenn A. Olivenbaum Henry J. Yeackle III chevron club Orbie L. Medders Jr. dDavid B. Parrish dMerle L. Wade Jr. crossed swords club Ronald E. Huskey Jr. Daryl A. Muller EWilliam G. Robertson II

ALPHA LAMBDA (Ole Miss) gold star club Ben B. Sayle

ALPHA THETA (Michigan State) lamplighter’s club dKenneth G. Adams William M. Cleary executive director’s club Thomas H. Bird Bruce T. Lessien Matthew J. Shaheen Donald E. Viecelli gold star club Wallace M. DeMaagd Jeffrey W. Hill Paul A. Long Ford L. Woodard chevron club dRobert and Joan Ellis Curtis W. Estes Jr. dRobin G. Ewen crossed swords club Richard L. Goetz Roger W. Nelson

ALPHA ZETA (OrEGon State) foundation club Jack T. Reviglio Jack W. Steward dDavid H. Vawter lamplighter’s club Robert J. Elfers Gary S. Munn executive director’s club William S. Alldredge William V. Cook Norman D. Logan Greg and Jennifer Nesbitt Raymond C. Terhune dWilliam W. Thomas gold star club Roger A. Turner dEdward F. VanZandt

lifetime giving clubs

chevron club Leon O. Ramsey crossed swords club ERyan D. Howell Vernon D. Standish

* deceased

supreme circle $250,000 - $499,999

ALPHA IOTA (Auburn) founders’ circle J. Ernest Johnson lamplighter’s club Joe W. Forehand Jr. Ralph S. Foster Jr. William W. Jones Jr. Fontaine A. Maddox Jr. executive director’s club Robert L. Ferrell William S. Finney Thomas W. Fuller Tommy W. Gordon Tommy K. Hartwell Edward N. Henderson Nathaniel D. McClure IV Louis A. Reynolds Jr. Patrick J. Wamsley Robert C. Ward gold star club G. Stuart Blackwell John O. Christiansen Jr. dArthur Brown Hammond James H. Hendry chevron club Charles S. Blackledge Jr. dHarold H. Hartwell dJohn S. Parke Jr. David G. Scott dJohn R. Segrest crossed swords club Guy H. Alley

E first-time donor

ALPHA MU (Penn State) executive director’s club Richard C. Heim William E. Johnson dRichard F. McKnight Maurice and Betty Ranc Jr. William Simon III gold star club Jon D. Benedetti Richard W. Brown Jr. Robert D. Buchwald Palmer L. Davis Jr. chevron club dHoward O. Beaver Jr. William W. Lawrence Ralph W. Moyer Scott D. Myers Richard A. Sandala dRobert E. Thornton crossed swords club EDavid B. Ferraro Edwin A. Friend Jr. Vincent Maggio Michael W. Myers ALPHA XI (St. John’s/brooklyn poly) lamplighter’s club William L. Friend executive director’s club John J. Molinelli Richard G. Ramge gold star club dPaul W. Dillon Richard F. Groller Antonio G. Quilon Harry F. Roener Siegfried A. Rotter chevron club Paul M. Tierney crossed swords club John E. Conover Andrew Lazzaro Arthur J. Karle Ralph J. Koerner Michael J. Levinton Michael G. Power ALPHA OMICRON (Iowa State) supreme circle Kelley A. Bergstrom founders’ circle Eldred J. Harman order of the rose d Robert A. Lane d Frank M. Parrish III foundation club Warren R. Madden lamplighter’s club Eric J. Almquist John C. Brockmann Curtis C. Clifton Jeremy D. Galvin Hubert M. Lattan Emerson D. Linney Harold D. Osborne executive director’s club Brian D. Barringer John R. Bateman James R. Carson Gilbert L. Comstock Jeremy D. Dickinson Philip J. Dvorak Guy K. Goodenow Kenneth R. Hook Gerald D. Love Richard C. Ohrt Ralph H. Ruedy John O. Sanderson Brett J. Toresdahl Thomas J. Tott

d giving club advancement

founders’ circle $100,000 - $249,999

order of the rose $50,000 - $99,999

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

council club $10,000 - $24,999

LEADING STATES

Shown here are the combined contributions from residents of each state in 2007.

top 10

1. texas 2. illinois 3. georgia 4. virginia 5. north carolina 6. florida 7. alabama 8. south carolina 9. california 10. colorado gold star club William W. Chmelar Stanton E. Fritz David L. Hancock David K. Little Charles J. Rehman Jr. dLawrence M. Stella chevron club dRobert L. Adams Barry L. Croucher dRobert A. Handelman dJoseph O. Linney Harold J. Reihman dJoshua R. Sheffler Gilbert F. Stanek crossed swords club EBenjamin R. Jones Tyler J. VanSteenhuyse Ralph D. Yoder ALPHA RHO (West Virginia) gold star club Robert J. Laughner chevron club dPhilip E. Michael II ALPHA SIGMA (Tennessee) foundation club William T. Sigmon executive director’s club Thomas H. Banks Frank M. Pugh Jon T. Rymer James R. VanFrank Jr. gold star club Christopher J. Palmisano David B. Spalding chevron club Stephen J. Evans crossed swords club Barney D. Bucy James N. Campbell, Jr. Ryan M. Dodd Jack W. Harris Jr. Daniel L. LaRese Robert A. Linn Jeffery R. Martin Harold W. Orr Kenneth R. Parkinson Jonathan T. Price

ALPHA TAU (Rensselaer) council club Gordon B. Wright lamplighter’s club Cedric H. Dustin III dRobert E. Hawkins dGeorge W. Kirkland Jr. executive director’s club Benjamin M. Cahill Jr. David B. Dobson dJohn W. McMahon David M. Peter Larry J. Powell Edward Rebula Stephen S. Strunck Douglas A. Wiles Harry J. Zimmer gold star club Richard J. Andrews David Dropkin dGregory M. Herlan dJeffrey Keough John B. Margenot Jr. Erik B. Nagel Christopher J. Parks Kermit G. Pratt Paul R. Turgeon chevron club George G. Morgan Jr. crossed swords club Jeffrey A. Cunningham ECharles S. Downey EEric C. Friedrich William L. Zabriskie Jr. ALPHA UPSILON (Drexel) order of the rose John M. Casper council club Walter K. Sheppard lamplighter’s club Martin E. Burrows Frederick W. Schmehl executive director’s club Thomas E. Berk Barry G. Campbell Harold A. Cowles dPhilip R. Earley dRaymond H. Griffin John D. Knoll Jr. dCharles S. Kuntz John N. Marshall Vicko J. Melada

foundation club lamplighter’s club executive director’s club $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499

gold star club Robert D. Austin John H. Buhsmer Jr. Walter W. Dearolf Jr. Kenneth J. Dirkes Norman E. Grede Arthur J. Jones Eugene R. Kiehl Ralph and Evelyn Parris chevron club Dale R. Haring Walter W. Lovell Anthony M. Noce dGeorge F. Spingler Jr. crossed swords club Andrew J. Kegel Jr. Michael T. Romano John F. Serafin Robert and Doris Benner ALPHA PHI (IIT) foundation club Martin T. Kotsch dKenneth J. Peterson lamplighter’s club Nathanael P. Gombis John P. Sachs executive director’s club Michael F. Barr dJohn T. Higgins dMatthew E. Hunt Roger L. Peterson dFrederic W. Widlak gold star club Ramon L. Olson dJack R. Piper dBryan D. Schott James C. Woodling chevron club dMatthew A. Kopesky crossed swords club Eric A. J. Baloun Brian R. Koll Victor E. Terrana Richard D. Thompson II Andrew R. Weiner

gold star club $500 - $999

Year Leadership “Mid Conference was a phenomenal experience. I cannot believe how much knowledge and information my Executive Council gained from literally a day and a half.” alex stezskal, archon upsilon (illinois)

chevron club $250 - $499

crossed swords club $1 - $249

LEADERS BY CHOICE

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foundation donors 2007 ALPHA CHI (Miami) crossed swords club Stuart E. Allen Rafae J. Rodriguez Joseph L. Yates Linn and Mary Gowdy ALPHA PSI (Indiana) order of the bell Phillip M. Summers foundation club Jefferson S. Shreve lamplighter’s club Ledford C. Carter Rodney L. Gunning Paul T.J. Sullivan executive director’s club William D. Day Jr. dMax A. Fawley dWallace E. Hutton Joseph F. Lux dKevin L. McDonald Richard L. Stutz dRoss A. Wingler gold star club Gerald L. Allen Stephen A. Boone David C. Gibson dJames P. Halsey Gary S. Louderback Jr. Fred F. Thursfield John E. Unison chevron club Delbert L. Bollinger dSteven W. Dean dJames A. Eshleman dMichael C. Petro Stephen R. Sanders dBrian J. Sohovich James E. Witek crossed swords club Terry L. Russell ALPHA OMEGA (Oregon) executive director’s club Donald D. Lasselle Stanley C. Lynch dFrederick L Streimer gold star club Sherman W. Holmes Robert D. Potts chevron club Robert E. Davis BETA ALPHA (NJIT) order of the rose Stephen P. DePalma order of the bell James A. Krucher council club John F. Lee Jr. dDavid M. White foundation club John E. Pugliesi lamplighter’s club Ted Cassera Aivars E. Krumins Joseph J. Manfredi executive director’s club Fred Becker Jr. Edward J. Klebaur Jr. Karlis V. Kopans Donald C. Linske Louis R. Miceli Richard Pedersen Richard J. Rodrick Kenneth J. Scheck Jr gold star club Patrick Guerra Karl Kubak James B. Snodgrass Jr. James Alan Stiles Francis J. Wood chevron club dAlbert P. Brown Louis W. Crompton Jr. dFrank J. Falcone Lawrence A. Kominiak Sr. Bill and Carolyn Krouse Anthony V. Mangone Robert P. Morgan Christopher R. Wymer

lifetime giving clubs star & lamp society $500,000+

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crossed swords club James P. Brogan

EMichael J. Cushing

Scott A. Jolliffe ERobert A. O’Hare

BETA BETA (Florida Southern) council club Theodore A. Scharfenstein foundation club David L. Robertson lamplighter’s club Carl M. Koch executive director’s club dWilliam M. Fraser Jr. gold star club John E. Trufant chevron club dRobert M. Weitzner Crossed Swords Douglas W. MacGregor EMichael R. McKinley BETA GAMMA (Louisville) foundation club dSpencer E. Harper Jr. chevron club James A. Koshewa crossed swords club Bill and Shirley Jenks BETA DELTA (Drake) council club James D. Hornbrook foundation club Robert A. Cione executive director’s club Jeffrey D. Miller gold star club Robert M. Moody Kenneth J. Piller Norris D. Rowland chevron club dPaul H. Davis Dru D. Goodman James Labiak crossed swords club Martin R. Radtke Jeffrey D. Rosen BETA EPSILON (Missouri) foundation club Jay J. Stuckel executive director’s club dMatthew J. Basta Walter T. Richards Laurence G. Trudell gold star club Bradley A. Barondeau dDavid Epperson chevron club Jerry M. Dowell William J. Gleason III Gregory S. Gunn George E. Hyde Jr. Kenneth C. Weyand crossed swords club Jeremey W. Hauri Kent Hultstrand Justin E. Stanek BETA ZETA (Simpson) chevron club dRobert S. Trevethan BETA ETA (Florida State) foundation club William J. Niedenthal lamplighter’s club Thomas H. Atwood Howard E. McCall Jr. executive director’s club Donald A. Bowlin Christian J. Downs Gilbert G. Fernandez dJeffrey M. Holler James M. Lloyd Christopher D. New James W. Newman Jr. Paul L. Nichols III Lewis F. Symmes

* deceased

supreme circle $250,000 - $499,999

E first-time donor

gold star club dCharles R. Cutajar Hugo H. de Beaubien Guy W. Hollingsworth Raymond W. Jones Michael S. Loy Randolph M. Plotts Jonathan E. Stevens Norman D. Stoddard chevron club dErnest R. Dantzler III Robert A. Milstead dChristopher L. Ricci dIan E. Shapiro crossed swords club William M. Clifford Crandall L. Cunningham Leo T. Gregory Ryan C. Hay William E. Holdorf Christopher M. Keller Leonard W. Lorenzo Jr Christopher D. Mueller

gold star club Paul A. Brown crossed swords club Daniel R. Wilds BETA NU (Houston) chevron club dEverett E. Magill Jr. crossed swords club James L. Jacoby EJarrod C. Portelance BETA XI (Central Michigan) gold star club Dale R. DeWaard Basil J. Lyberg BETA OMICRON (Northwestern State) founders’ circle dDavid D. Morgan Sr. crossed swords club John G. Oden

BETA THETA (Arizona) executive director’s club Sam R. Andress Russell T. Gilbert chevron club dJames C. Fritcher crossed swords club Darius I. Artiola David C. Barkoff Garrett K. Dotto Karl T. Heideman Robert E. Michaels Kenneth G. Quirk John R. Snowberger III Derek E. Whitbeck Chadwick A. Yount BETA IOTA (Toledo) foundation club Robert C. Friess dJ. Robert Shindell gold star club Gerald K. Dunaway Elmer J. Newness Roger W. Schiller chevron club dEdward Bachmeyer Jr. dFrederick A. Tiller dDarryl D. Zellers crossed swords club Lucas M. Blazejewski Matthew D. Hinkle BETA KAPPA (Georgia State) order of the bell Kenneth J. Cribbs executive director’s club John W. Barber David R. DeMarco dDonald E. Perkins John B. Whitley Christopher M. Wilsey chevron club dAlton P. Ewing dJerry W. Ragsdale Larry C. Reinhardt Jr. crossed swords club Donald W. Clark EMichael T. Conway BETA LAMBDA (Tampa) gold star club Wade G. Birch James A. Gallagher Robert A. Myers chevron club dMichael J. Norton crossed swords club EChristopher J. Arnoldi EJ. Marc Ciofalo

BETA PI (Eastern Michigan) crossed swords club ELaurence W. Wilson BETA RHO (Clarkson) crossed swords club John F. Kruse BETA SIGMA (Northern Illinois) chevron club dRonald L. Giles BETA TAU (Valdosta State) executive director’s club John T. Brooks gold star club James M. Dowd J. Gordon Morrow III chevron club Walker V. Settle III Ronald L. Giles dBobby D. Wood Jr. dCharles M. Woodruff BETA UPSILON (Virginia) foundation club Daniel B. Kimball Jr. Joseph B. Yount III lamplighter’s club John B. Browning executive director’s club Russell J. Huber gold star club Thomas L. Rouse Donald D. Slesnick II William J. Watson III chevron club Dudley B. Lewis Jr. crossed swords club Ronald D. Schneider Douglas W. Varney BETA PHI (East Carolina) executive director’s club Lawrence W. Haussmann gold star club Dennis R. Barbour dMiles F. Barefoot David C. Frazier chevron club Thomas C. Sayetta BETA CHI (Texas A&M - Commerce) executive director’s club Kenneth L. Park crossed swords club ERonald D. Parks

BETA MU (McNeese State) foundation club Richard B. Smith lamplighter’s club C. Mitchell Adrian dWilfred R. Bourne Jr.

BETA PSI (Tennessee Wesleyan) executive director’s club Barry A. Saunders chevron club Norris and Carol Bishop crossed swords club Ronald C. Martin

d giving club advancement

founders’ circle $100,000 - $249,999

order of the rose $50,000 - $99,999

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

council club $10,000 - $24,999

LEADING CHAPTERS (in total contributions)

These chapters made the top contributions to the Foundation in 2007.

alpha omicron (iowa state)

$174,084

beta omicron (northwestern state)

$115,356

xi (roanoke)

$37,980

alpha iota (auburn)

$36,560

omicron (alabama)

$17,068

alpha epsilon (florida)

$16,300

$25k

$75k

$125k

$175k

wonder where I would be had I not chosen to accept “Imyoften bid five years ago. I look at the values I have integrated into my life from Pi Kappa Phi. Two that have shaped me immensely are certainly leadership and service, and I have Pi Kappa Phi to thank for that.” john farley, archon

zeta nu (west chester)

BETA OMEGA (East Tennessee) lamplighter’s club David C. Evans executive director’s club Byron C. Brown Ronald K. Younger gold star club dWilliam R. Mayes Jr. Eugene W. Smith chevron club Thomas A. Manning crossed swords club Alan W. Bagley Michael C. Moody GAMMA ALPHA (West Alabama) council club Joseph L. Alexander executive director’s club dRichard B. Bonner gold star club Archie C. Calhoun dSeth C. Jackson dHarry L. Shiver chevron club Jack Garnett Roy M. Underwood Jr. crossed swords club ESean C. Principe GAMMA BETA (Old Dominion) executive director’s club Louis H. Richard Jr. gold star club Philip C. Davenport Jr. dWilliam E. Dengler William G. Jenkins Paul L. Moses Michael P. Rosenblatt Joseph H. Simas dJames C. Vollmers chevron club Richard G. Howard GAMMA GAMMA (Troy State) executive director’s club dC. Carl Nelson Laurence S. Turrin gold star club dMichael E. Canfield

chevron club James N. Clayton crossed swords club EJohn F. Butler Charles F. Woods

GAMMA KAPPA (Georgia Southern) council club Glenn Aspinwall foundation club Perry W. Buffington executive director’s club Roland M. Berry Joseph W. Odom Jr. dWoody Woodcock gold star club Buford L. Keene chevron club dPaul W. Barkley Sr. Jamie L. DeLoach dRonald L. McMahon

GAMMA DELTA (Memphis) order of the bell Thomas L. Carter executive director’s club Terry Benton dHerbert W. Blow crossed swords club Robert D. Lackey Thomas F. Leatherwood III George W. Russell GAMMA EPSILON (Western Carolina) lamplighter’s club Marvin D. Cope executive director’s club dRobert B. Shaver Sr. William F. Willis gold star club dDonald C. Turner GAMMA ZETA (West Virginia Tech) executive director’s club Charles W. Hutzler gold star club Clifton A. Smith chevron club Richard J. Pickens crossed swords club Dennis R. Linton GAMMA THETA (UNC - Wilmington) executive director’s club James M. Corcoran gold star club James H. Farlow Leonard H. Harris dWilliam D. McCaughan Jr. Henry C. Merritt Jr. Francis L. Wootton GAMMA IOTA (LSU) gold star club Michael G. Porche EKyle T. Robinson crossed swords club Edward R. Hernandez Jr.

foundation club lamplighter’s club executive director’s club $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499

GAMMA LAMBDA (Missouri - Rolla) crossed swords club EJeffery C. Wienhoff GAMMA MU (belmont abbey) crossed swords club ELoring P. Jones Bruce A. Martin GAMMA NU (LaGrange) lamplighter’s club Jeffrey L. Esola executive director’s club Joseph W. Bryant Ralph D. Sims gold star club Ronald L. Farr chevron club James H. Motos GAMMA XI (Georgia Southwestern) council club William L. Finney executive director’s club Michael W. Hall David W. Suppes gold star club Earl W. Woodward chevron club dRobert H. Bunch crossed swords club John C. Leverett

gold star club $500 - $999

chevron club $250 - $499

crossed swords club $1 - $249

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foundation donors 2007 GAMMA RHO (Lander) executive director’s club James T. Lusk gold star club Glen M. Chaney Barry C. Young chevron club dRobert D. Amick crossed swords club P. Wayne Whiteside II GAMMA TAU (North Texas) crossed swords club ELarry W. Thomas GAMMA UPSILON (Oklahoma State) order of the bell dBarry L. Howell lamplighter’s club Gilbert O. Sanders crossed swords club Brian D. Stanley GAMMA PHI (South Alabama) executive director’s club David S. Rose gold star club dDavid V. LaRosa Jr. Thomas B. Peterson GAMMA PSI (Augusta) crossed swords club EBob Bellamy EErnest T. McPeake II GAMMA OMEGA (Montevallo) executive director’s club David E. Wigginton gold star club Royce L. Lader DELTA ALPHA (Virginia Tech) executive director’s club Paul M. Lavery dRobert M. Loadwick chevron club Glenn N. Byrd Paul W. Dennis Hung-Yu Hsu dRobert B. Ritchie Jr. George M. Rowland crossed swords club Michael B. Gilbert EDale S. Lewis Gilbert G. Morrison Jr Greg S. Pudhorodsky Benjamin Rand DELTA BETA (North Georgia) lamplighter’s club Andy O. Smith executive director’s club Richard C. Barr Jr. dVictor C. Eilenfield dVictor D. Irvin dBill W. Pope Jonathan W. Woodward gold star club P.J. Rodgers chevron club dJames L. Higgins Jr. dDonald G. Morris John M. Sexton crossed swords club Reginald L. Banks Michael G. Johnson Jeffrey R. Teplis DELTA DELTA (Truman State) order of the bell John R. Andrews foundation club Charles J. Barnard lamplighter’s club Irvin P. Howard III executive director’s club James C. Palmer Stephen R. Schneider Josh A. Wansing Michael R. Zolezzi

lifetime giving clubs star & lamp society $500,000+

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STAR & LAMP / SPRING 2008

* deceased

supreme circle $250,000 - $499,999

chevron club Vernon E. Wunnenberg Jr. crossed swords club Steven Phuc-Chieu Chau EBrian M. Graham Mark P. Hada Brian M. Sammelmann Steven P. Schmitt EJames E. Switzer

DELTA NU (Western Kentucky) chevron club Carlos D. Tatum

DELTA EPSILON (Jacksonville State) foundation club Randy Y. Owen gold star club Horace D. Buttram Jr. H. Joe Patterson II dW. Brad Whitson chevron club Barton L. Chandler Joel S. Shedd crossed swords club Robert J. Coley EHugh K. Cunningham Jr. Jeffery T. Jennings EJames J. Lynch III Christopher C. Stokes Nicholas A. Weir DELTA ZETA (Appalachian State) foundation club Arthur J. Quickenton lamplighter’s club Gregory L. Ball executive director’s club Steven E. Miller Jeffrey K. Shell gold star club David W. Huss dKenneth D. Lowe William E. Maycock dJames A. Raines Jr. dDavid A. Vaughn chevron club Bruce E. Greenland James F. Overcash crossed swords club Gregory J. Proctor Christopher S. Rushing DELTA ETA (Morehead State) executive director’s club dGregory L. Kring Ethan N. Martin gold star club Gerald E. Slone crossed swords club Christopher F. McCoy Scott A. Murphy Neno Reynolds II DELTA IOTA (Middle Tennessee) gold star club Stephen L. Crass Kevin R. Hunter crossed swords club J. Scott Davidson DELTA KAPPA (UNC - Pembroke) crossed swords club Bruce E. Tanner DELTA LAMBDA (UNC - Charlotte) foundation club William C. Jackson Jr. Bo Proctor Jr. executive director’s club Horace J. Harkey II gold star club David S. Higgins Charles A. Marus Terry and Jo Ann Reed chevron club Bobby L. Bollinger Jr. Rese E. Farrish Jr. Phillip M. Ludwig William S. Mumford crossed swords club EJoey D. Byrd Michael J. Grass EMichael A. Haynes Quincy D. Magby

E first-time donor

DELTA XI (North Alabama) executive director’s club L. Paul Guess chevron club dGregory F. Gray Jeffrey R. Suggs DELTA OMICRON (Nicholls State) gold star club dJacques D. Frere DELTA PI (Wright State) foundation club Bruce K. Rockwell DELTA RHO (southern cal) executive director’s club Edward A. Lang III gold star club dDonald F. Craib III dAlan D. Wapner chevron club EMichael W. Coen DELTA SIGMA (Bowling Green) executive director’s club John P. Babel gold star club Kevin M. Lotosky chevron club Scott A. Moser EScott D. Rankin DELTA TAU (James Madison) executive director’s club Jerry P. Keilsohn gold star club Brian D. Baldwin Kenneth R. Kiser chevron club dT. Brooks Lyles Jr. Kenneth R. Rand III DELTA UPSILON (Pittsburgh) crossed swords club Thomas J. Kaynak David J. Maccarone DELTA PHI (Radford) gold star club Kevin R. Keys chevron club John R. Spannuth III DELTA CHI (Kansas State) lamplighter’s club dCraig A. Swenson executive director’s club Michael C. Kallas G. Lawrence Keller III dJ. Timothy Lindemuth gold star club Andrew G. Lammers chevron club Matthew C. Keller crossed swords club Monte K. Engelkemier DELTA PSI (Texas - Arlington) council club Mark F. Jacobs foundation club Billy L. Jacobs executive director’s club Bill W. Alexander dWilliam T. Svihel gold star club Bryan H. Taylor crossed swords club Burr J. Bisch DELTA OMEGA (Texas A&M) order of the bell dJason K. Dodd foundation club dThomas B. Sullivan

d giving club advancement

founders’ circle $100,000 - $249,999

order of the rose $50,000 - $99,999

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

council club $10,000 - $24,999

LEADING CHAPTERS (in total number of donors)

These chapters had the most members contribute to the Foundation in 2007.

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alpha epsilon (florida) omega (purdue) xi (roanoke) alpha omicron (iowa state) omicron (alabama) beta alpha (njit) 0

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leadership training opportunities offered to “The undergraduates give us all the tools to make our individual chapter the best—but also our brotherhood that much stronger. Thank you to those who make Pi Kapp College and Mid Year possible.” brad mcdaniel, archon delta alpha (virginia tech)

chevron club dMark F. Munsell crossed swords club EDavid M. Dozier EPSILON ALPHA (Elon) executive director’s club ETimothy A. Martins dChristian A. Wiggins gold star club dDavid L. Beahm dLawrence J. D’Angelo Trent R. Gilbert chevron club Hardy K. Bobbitt Alan B. Medeiros dBrian C. O’Shea EWilliam B. Odom crossed swords club EPaul R. Cunningham EMichael J. Dunlap Scott D. Leighty EAdam C. Lentz EJames V. Lewis ETravis M. Lock Joseph H. White Jr. EPSILON BETA (Grand Valley State) foundation club Ted R. Lukomski crossed swords club ERodney and Christy Killip EPSILON GAMMA (Longwood) executive director’s club Donald C. Sisco II gold star club Dale W. Rankin chevron club dRandi L. Zaremba crossed swords club EJustin G. Hale EPSILON DELTA (Auburn - Mont.) executive director’s club Garland Jackson Jr. David M. Smith Jr. chevron club dTimothy N. Hatch crossed swords club EDavid J. Wible

EPSILON EPSILON (Virginia - Wise) foundation club D. Michael Donathan crossed swords club Luke R. Layne Eric J. Newtson EBrandon M. Pilley Brad K. Schassberger

EPSILON LAMBDA (USC - UPSTATE) gold star club Kenneth O. Saad crossed swords club ERichard W. Allen John M. Hanke Jacob L. Bunch Charles A. S. McClure

EPSILON ETA (Winthrop) executive director’s club Jeffrey A. Mahoney gold star club Thomas J. Sacco chevron club William E. Russell Jr.

EPSILON MU (Bradley) gold star club Jason D. McDowell chevron club Carl L. Aten crossed swords club Michael E. Rudofski

EPSILON THETA (Seton Hall) executive director’s club Leonard S. de Palma chevron club Steven J. Veit

EPSILON NU (Sacramento) foundation club Robert E. Langbein executive director’s club dSteve and Lesley Curtis Todd J. Rehfuss gold star club Kim A. Spannuth

EPSILON IOTA (UNC - Greensboro) lamplighter’s club EMark E. King dJim and Kristi Shaw executive director’s club Chad A. Coltrane chevron club dCharles R. Cote dElliott C. Wilson crossed swords club Daniel G. Lineback Roger E. Searls EPSILON KAPPA (Southern Tech) lamplighter’s club Michael L. Hubsky executive director’s club Jay R. Barrow David L. Nelson James A. Ransom chevron club Lance S. Williford crossed swords club Donald W. Eddleman Jason A. Howard David J. Richter

foundation club lamplighter’s club executive director’s club $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499

EPSILON OMICRON (Villanova) lamplighter’s club Joseph A. Brady III EPSILON RHO (Lenoir-Rhyne) foundation club Donald R. Jarboe executive director’s club Kenneth C. Brown dJoseph J. Mullane gold star club Jeffrey W. Voletto chevron club William R. Rhyne Jr. Craig S. Thornburg crossed swords club Kristopher L. Litman

gold star club $500 - $999

chevron club $250 - $499

crossed swords club $1 - $249

LEADERS BY CHOICE

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foundation donors 2007 EPSILON TAU (St. JoSEph’s) lamplighter’s club Vincent J. Thompson III executive director’s club Albert H. Jenemann crossed swords club Santo A. Donia Paul M. Ingiosi EStephen M. Mularski

ZETA THETA (Texas) council club Tracy D. Maddux executive director’s club Delbert D. Oberpriller III gold star club dMark E. Mackenzie chevron club Jack Salmon crossed swords club EPSILON UPSILON (Georgia College) Michael S. Young lamplighter’s club David L. Hohnadel ZETA IOTA (IUP) Roger G. Smith gold star club executive director’s club J. Ross Jordan Jason R. Fischl crossed swords club gold star club Harry J. Chapman III William C. Williams chevron club ZETA KAPPA (Richard Stockton) dDonny and Allison Crume gold star club dPaul F. Sedor Erik R. Flemming crossed swords club crossed swords club Wyatt H. Davis Michael P. Bowblis EJayson R. Melton EErik X. Raj EPSILON PHI (UAB) lamplighter’s club Scott L. McLeod crossed swords club Jonathan Alan Wilson

ZETA MU (Cal State - Northridge) gold star club Stefan M. Wilcox chevron club dBenjamin R. Yosfan

EPSILON PSI (Slippery Rock) lamplighter’s club David J. Conn executive director’s club dGregory E. Moffett chevron club Kenneth R. Masztak crossed swords club Kenneth A. Clare EAndrew H. Hartwell Andrew E. Hlavsa J. Scott Pilotti

ZETA NU (West Chester) crossed swords club Joseph V. Rizzuto

EPSILON OMEGA (Texas Tech) lamplighter’s club dPeter L. Dudley chevron club dGregg and Jenny Turner Wardell C. Wright Jr.

ZETA OMICRON (SUNY - Cortland) crossed swords club Jeffrey P. Sabol John B. Savignano

ZETA ALPHA (Clemson) lamplighter’s club Scott C. Gasparini dWilliam A. White IV crossed swords club Joseph J. Woodcock III ZETA GAMMA (North Dakota) executive director’s club Erik D. Granstrom chevron club David Kirkland ZETA DELTA (Shippensburg) gold star club Steven T. Merkel crossed swords club Gary A. Kearns ZETA EPSILON (George Mason) executive director’s club Alan P. Duesterhaus gold star club Lee M. Quick chevron club Jeffrey M. Armstrong dMichael P. Utell crossed swords club Michael P. Foss Dan T. Stanford ZETA ZETA (North Florida) executive director’s club Steven J. Borowiec gold star club Matthew A. Berling chevron club dJames E. Leano

lifetime giving clubs star & lamp society $500,000+

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* deceased

supreme circle $250,000 - $499,999

ZETA XI (Averett) executive director’s club dRobert E. Perkins II gold star club David J. Thomas chevron club dRobert V. Alexander dTimothy S. Carter

ZETA RHO (Cal State - Fullerton) lamplighter’s club V. Charles Valencia Jr. gold star club dShahmir A. Nadjmabadi chevron club David B. Reule crossed swords club ERoss C. McCollum

ETA DELTA (Kennesaw State) executive director’s club Brian J. Barnett Kenneth S. Smith gold star club Robert D. Evans chevron club dRobert K. Henson Roy H. Little III ETA EPSILON (Maryland) executive director’s club dRoss W. Knoblauch chevron club dMichael J. Friedman ETA ZETA (Queens) crossed swords club Philipe S. Araujo James W. Fitzpatrick III Johnathan C. Pennington ERyan P. Potter Scott M. Thomas ETA THETA (San Francisco) executive director’s club Cosmo A. Taormina crossed swords club Gin W. Takahashi ETA IOTA (Christopher Newport) executive director’s club Timothy D. Campbell chevron club Mark W. Bernecker ETA LAMBDA (SUNY - Brockport) lamplighter’s club J. Scott Atkinson gold star club dRichard W. Alden crossed swords club ETimothy J. Spry ETA MU (Wingate) crossed swords club ERobert B. Erb ETA OMICRON (San Francisco State) gold star club John N. Harasciuk crossed swords club EEric C. Hammer

ZETA Sigma (UC - Davis) chevron club dAnthony J. Moses ZETA TAU (Barton) chevron club Timothy A. Osborn ETimothy C. Renfrow ZETA UPSILON (Bloomsburg) chevron club Thomas M. Muller ZETA PHI (Colorado State) chevron club Steven T. Gaiser crossed swords club Martin A. Stow ZETA PSI (IUPUI) executive director’s club Lance K. Burnside crossed swords club Christopher M. Cordell ZETA OMEGA (Towson) crossed swords club Stephen E. Kemmet ETA ALPHA (Concord) executive director’s club Christopher L. McGown

E first-time donor

ETA GAMMA (Colorado) foundation club dErik U. Rolle lamplighter’s club dBret M. Heidemann gold star club Robert R. Gould crossed swords club Nicholas A. Zell Scott L. Zimmer

ETA PI (Coastal Carolina) gold star club James D. Dukes Jr. chevron club dDavid J. Myroup ETA RHO (Texas State) executive director’s club Brett J. Lee crossed swords club Richard H. Kalmick ETA TAU (Kentucky) crossed swords club Jonathan M. Nett ETA UPSILON (Miami - ohio) gold star club Erik D. Garrett chevron club dMichael E. Kudravetz crossed swords club EMatthew B. Levison John R. Smith

d giving club advancement

founders’ circle $100,000 - $249,999

order of the rose $50,000 - $99,999

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

council club $10,000 - $24,999

total gifts in 2007 (by decade of initiation)

Shown here are total contributions to the Foundation in 2007 represented by decade of initiation.

2000s 1990s 1980s 1970s 1960s 1950s 1940s 1930s 1920s

$10,681 $43,146 $61,247 $214,496 $229,587 $43,331 $21,577 $1,145 $150

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even begin to tell you how wonderful it was to be a part of “IPican’t Kapp College. From meeting new brothers to the outstanding speakers and presenters, I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. I also personally learned a lot—some of which I can use with my staff at Wachovia.” jeff white, volunteer

eta lambda (suny - brockport)

ETA PHI (Maryland - Balt. Co.) crossed swords club Steven R. Gilmore Jean-Pierre M. LeBlanc Christopher M. Manger

THETA ZETA (George Washington) chevron club Michael L. DiSabatino crossed swords club Daryl A. Muller

ETA PSI (Central Florida) chevron club Joseph M. Sarrubbo Jr. crossed swords club EJeffrey L. Boles

THETA ETA (AMERICAN) crossed swords club Justin W. Angotti Andrew K. Danto

ETA OMEGA (New Mexico State) crossed swords club Patrick J. Camunez ECharles J. Juarros Tomas A. Talamante THETA ALPHA (Southern Miss) council club John W. Langley gold star club John W. Davis crossed swords club EBrandon J. Belote Chad Langley THETA GAMMA (Buffalo) crossed swords club EAndrew S. Davis THETA DELTA (FIU) crossed swords club ERaul A. Arguello Erick Diaz Oscar L. Grau Ryan D. Husel Pablo Martinez Christopher M. Nash Christopher R. Ponce Omar Regalado Lazaro Rodriguez EAlain D. Sanchez THETA EPSILON (Kansas) executive director’s club Brian A. Rock chevron club Jared W. Thurston

THETA THETA (IOWA) chevron club EJames F. Buehner crossed swords club EGregory J. Buehner EMarkus D. Goodrich ECody R. Gremore THETA IOTA (WASHINGTON STATE) crossed swords club Ian P. Turner THETA MU (massachusetts) crossed swords club Philip M. Benevides Jacob P. Descheneaux Nicholas M. Druar Robert J. Petrie Joseph J. Piedrafite Bryan J. St. Germain Diego L. Torres-Palma FRIENDS OF THE FRATERNITY order of the bell dPM Realty Group council club Shirley L. Hardee ELyn Havard foundation club dLouise F. Woody executive director’s club dClebe G. Eaddy Margot and Leslie McCloy Funmi Moka Mary L. Williams BFS Diversified Products LLC Coca-Cola Matching Gifts Program Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

PepsiCo Foundation Tractebel North America Services, Inc. WellPoint Associate Giving Campaign Xtra Corporation Charitable Foundation gold star club EHavemann Family d Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. McCloy Alliance Bernstein Home Depot Matching Gift Center Wachovia Matching Gifts Program chevron club Sidney T. Floyd Peggie H. Harris Dorothy Kernan EWilliam T. Love ESandra Rogers AIG Matching Grants Program AT&T Pfizer Foundation Kirklin & Company LLC T. Rowe Price crossed swords club EMyrna K. Ashorn EDiana K. Barnes EWilliam J. Biedenharn EJames C. Davis ERobert C. Delaney EJerry Ellisor EJanet L. Esworthy EJames Fell EAllison J. Foster Merial B. Holland ENora K. Jones Avalar Lakeway EStanley E. Lea EDon C. Mathews EMichael P. Mattasits ECatherine Rogers ERenee Seeman June G. Shackter EGary D. Smith EW. C. Wallace ERobert F. Walters Joan Wille ERoba J. Whiteley ESam F. Williams Jr. EAdam M. Woodcock BellSouthMatching Gift Center Diageo North America Foundation

foundation club lamplighter’s club executive director’s club $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499

gold star club $500 - $999

Equifax, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund GE Foundation KC Sales Key Foundation Lewis Foundation McCamish Systems MeadWestvaco Foundation Simpson Reinforcing SunTrust Bank United Way of Inland Valleys UST Inc. Verizon Foundation

chevron club $250 - $499

crossed swords club $1 - $249

LEADERS BY CHOICE

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leading lifetime donors

Honored here are those brothers and friends of the fraternity who have achieved a giving level of Council Club or higher through cumulative donations over their lifetime. star & lamp society

omicron (alabama) Lonnie Strickland III

alpha delta (washington) Robert C. Bux

sigma (south carolina) Jerry T. Brewer upsilon (illinois) Richard F. Bangert

alpha epsilon (florida) Peter C. Barr David W. Henn Robert J. Paterno J. Jeffry Wahlen

alpha omicron (iowa state) Kelley A. Bergstrom

psi (cornell) *Robert J. Wilcox

alpha eta (samford) James F. House

founders’ circle

alpha psi (indiana) Phillip M. Summers

alpha iota (auburn) *James N. Crump

beta alpha (njit) James A. Krucher

alpha lambda (mississippi) *Talbot B. Newman Jr.

beta kappa (georgia state) Kenneth J. Cribbs

alpha omicron (iowa state) *William J. Rickert

omicron (alabama) Harry E. Caldwell Jr.

gamma delta (memphis) Thomas L. Carter

alpha rho (west virginia) Craig A. Winkelmann

chi (stetson) Bruce L. Rogers

delta delta (truman state) John R. Andrews

alpha tau (rensselaer) Gordon B. Wright

psi (cornell) John S. Kirk

delta omega (texas a&m) Jason K. Dodd

alpha epsilon (florida) *Ben H. Griffin Jr.

friends of the fraternity PM Realty Group

alpha upsilon (drexel) *Robert W. Lambert Walter K. Sheppard

alpha alpha (mercer) *Robert L. Bennett Sr.

alpha xi (st. john’s) Alpha Xi Housing Corporation

supreme circle

iota (georgia tech) Parker H. Petit xi (roanoke) James C. Turk Allen O. Woody III

alpha eta (samford) Anonymous

council club

alpha iota (auburn) J. Ernest Johnson alpha omicron (iowa state) Eldred J. Harman beta omicron (northwestern state) David D. Morgan Sr. gamma phi (south alabama) *Frank D. Havard

beta beta (florida southern) Theodore A. Scharfenstein

alpha (charleston) *Julius E. Burges John C. Hassell *E. Lawrence Powers *George E. Sheetz

beta gamma (louisville) Ronald E. Krebs beta delta (drake) James D. Hornbrook

iota (georgia tech) Terry T. Dewberry *Lonnie A. Morris Jr. Carl D. Ring Robert M. Snuggs III

gamma alpha (west alabama) Joseph L. Alexander gamma kappa (georgia southern) Glenn Aspinwall

order of the rose kappa (north carolina) *Otis R. McCollum

lambda (georgia) *J. Rodney Harris Frank L. Lane T. Philip Tappy

omega (purdue) David G. Lane

xi (roanoke) Nicholas A. Boccella Edward L. Corson II

gamma upsilon (oklahoma state) Barry L. Howell

alpha omicron (iowa state) Robert A. Lane Frank M. Parrish III

omicron (alabama) Raymond E. Cartledge R. Nathan Hightower Travis P. Julian Paul C. Wesch Omicron Chapter

zeta theta (texas) Tracy D. Maddux

alpha upsilon (drexel) Jack M. Casper beta alpha (njit) Stephen P. DePalma

gamma xi (georgia southwestern) William L. Finney

delta psi (texas - arlington) Mark F. Jacobs

theta alpha (southern miss) John W. Langley

rho (washington & lee) Richard G. Anderson *Howard D. Leake

order of the bell iota (georgia tech) *Charles R. Simons

tau (north carolina state) Robery C. Cline

kappa (north carolina) W. Stuart Hicks

chi (stetson) J. Patrick Figley

xi (roanoke) Durward W. Owen Dudley F. Woody

psi (cornell) William F. Newell Edmund A. Sayer

lifetime giving clubs star & lamp society $500,000+

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beta alpha (njit) John F. Lee Jr. David M. White

STAR & LAMP / SPRING 2008

* deceased

supreme circle $250,000 - $499,999

E first-time donor

friends of the fraternity Shirley L. Hardee Lyn Havard *Betty Lowell Cornell University Pi Kappa Phi Properties

d giving club advancement

founders’ circle $100,000 - $249,999

order of the rose $50,000 - $99,999

order of the bell $25,000 - $49,999

council club $10,000 - $24,999

gateway society

The Gateway Society recognizes individuals who have included Pi Kappa Phi in their estate plans or have made a gift to the Foundation through a bequest, trust or life insurance benefit.

ALPHA (Charleston) Daniel B. Barry David H. Jaffee Jason A. Schall Richard B. Voorneveld Ernest L. Zinkowski

ALPHA IOTA (Auburn) Charles S. Blackledge Jr. Bogart S. Reed

GAMMA (Cal - Berkeley) Neil B. Weatherall Robert L. Whelan

ALPHA OMICRON (Iowa State) Kelley A. Bergstrom Jeremy D. Galvin Frank M. Parrish III

ZETA (Wofford) Jesse C. Crimm ETA (Emory) Primus S. Hipp KAPPA (north carolina) W. Stuart Hicks LAMBDA (Georgia) Frank L. Lane James L. Lester Thomas P. Tappy David E. Tidmore XI (Roanoke) Edward J. Bennett Daniel R. Clow Edward L. Corson II Reginald W. Gravely Jr. Durward W. Owen Tim Ribar James C. Turk Allen O. Woody III Dudley F. Woody OMICRON (Alabama) George K. Greene Travis P. Julian Lonnie Strickland III

ALPHA KAPPA (Michigan) Mark E. Perrin

ALPHA UPSILON (Drexel) Richard N. Mensch

DELTA CHI (Kansas State) J. Timothy Lindemuth

ALPHA PSI (Indiana) Phillip M. Summers

DELTA PSI (Texas-Arlington) Mark F. Jacobs

ALPHA OMEGA (Oregon) Dade M. Wright

EPSILON IOTA (UNC - Greensboro) Steven T. Kirkman

BETA ALPHA (NJIT) Stephen P. DePalma James A. Krucher Louis R. Miceli

EPSILON PSI (Slippery Rock) Matthew P. Stuart

BETA BETA (Florida Southern) William J. Wallace Robert M. Weitzner BETA GAMMA (Louisville) Ronald E. Krebs Warren D. Robb

BETA UPSILON (Virginia) Walter H. Brinkman Glenn A. Dickson

ALPHA ALPHA (Mercer) Jamey R. Porter ALPHA DELTA (Washington) Stanley J. Gratis ALPHA EPSILON (Florida) Albert E. Luer Michael L. O’Donnell Mark E. Timmes

EPSILON OMEGA (Texas Tech) Timothy E. Haen Benjamin S. Shae ZETA ALPHA (Clemson) Jacob L. Carter III ZETA EPSILON (George Mason) Alan P. Duesterhaus James H. Perkins Jr.

BETA ETA (Florida State) Christopher D. New Jonathan E. Stevens

SIGMA (South Carolina) James A. Quinn II

OMEGA (Purdue) David G. Lane David L. Johnson Edwin T. Sherwood

DELTA SIGMA (Bowling Green) John P. Babel Kenneth N. Kaiser DELTA TAU (James Madison) Earle M. Copp III

BETA KAPPA (Georgia State) Kenneth J. Cribbs John B. Whitley

PSI (Cornell) Richard S. Shull

DELTA LAMBDA (UNC - Charlotte) Matthew S. Brown William C. Jackson Jr. Michael J. Grass

ALPHA SIGMA (Tennessee) Michael D. Mynatt

RHO (Washington & Lee) Richard G. Anderson

UPSILON (Illinois) Michael A. Lowery James G. Schalin Thomas H. Watts Phillip S. Whipple

DELTA ZETA (Appalachian State) Arthur J. Quickenton

ZETA KAPPA (Stockton) Franco F. Catania ZETA LAMBDA (Cal State - Chico) Arden T. Anderson II ZETA XI (Averett) Peter A. Blum Jr. ZETA UPSILON (Bloomsburg) Paul W. Hadzor III

BETA PHI (East Carolina) Douglas L. Littiken GAMMA ALPHA (West Alabama) Roger L. Reed GAMMA KAPPA (Georgia Southern) Glenn Aspinwall Perry W. Buffington Patrick O. Manning

ZETA PSI (IUPUI) Michael F. Gorski II ETA DELTA (Kennesaw State) James E. Jeffares ETA OMICRON (San Francisco State) Eric C. Hammer

GAMMA NU (LaGrange) Ronald J. deValinger

THETA ALPHA (Southern Miss) John E. Bezou Jr. John W. Langley

GAMMA XI (Georgia Southwestern) Benjamin G. Croxton William L. Finney

THETA DELTA (FIU) Alain D. Sanchez

GAMMA OMEGA (Montevallo) R. Jeffery McGhee

FRIENDS OF THE FRATERNITY Lillian Jost

DELTA ALPHA (Virginia Tech) Jonathan A. Barney

ALPHA ZETA (oregon State) David H. Vawter

DELTA DELTA (Truman State) John R. Andrews

ALPHA THETA (Michigan State) George W. Pardee Jr.

DELTA EPSILON (Jacksonville State) Clyde J. McSpadden

foundation club lamplighter’s club executive director’s club $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499

gold star club $500 - $999

chevron club $250 - $499

crossed swords club $1 - $249

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nu phi society

Listed here are the current members of the Nu Phi Society.

Members of the Nu Phi Society make an annual, unrestricted gift based upon the number of years they have been an initiated brother. Eligibility for the Nu Phi Society is restricted to those brothers who have attended five Supreme Chapters, or who have been inducted into the Pi Kappa Phi Hall of Fame or named Mr. Pi Kappa Phi. ALPHA (Charleston) Robert W. Marlowe GAMMA (CAL - Berkeley) Steven S. Ryder IOTA (Georgia Tech) Michael V. Cowan KAPPA (north carolina) W. Stuart Hicks J. Councill Leak Thomas H. Sayre

ALPHA TAU (Rensselaer) Gordon B. Wright

MU (Duke) William D. Fuqua Frank T. Wrenn III

ALPHA UPSILON (Drexel) Walter K. Sheppard

XI (Roanoke) Edward J. Bennett Edward L. Corson II Durward W. Owen Tim Ribar James S. Stump Jr. James C. Turk Allen O. Woody III Dudley F. Woody

ALPHA PSI (Indiana) Max A. Fawley T.J. Sullivan Phillip M. Summers

OMICRON (Alabama) Harry E. Caldwell Jr. R. Nathan Hightower Travis P. Julian Lonnie Strickland III Paul C. Wesch RHO (Washington & Lee) Richard G. Anderson SIGMA (South Carolina) Jerry T. Brewer Kenneth J. Forti Walter H. Pickens Jr.

ALPHA PHI (IIT) Nathanael P. Gombis

BETA ALPHA (NJIT) Stephen P. DePalma Patrick Guerra James A. Krucher John F. Lee Jr. John E. Pugliesi Kenneth J. Scheck Jr. David M. White BETA BETA (FLORIDA SOUTHERN) Theodore A. Scharfenstein BETA DELTA (Drake) Robert A. Cione BETA EPSILON (Missouri) Jay J. Stuckel

UPSILON (Illinois) Michael A. Lowery J. Gunnar Schalin

BETA ETA (Florida State) Thomas H. Atwood W. Jeffrey Niedenthal

CHI (Stetson) J. Patrick Figley Bruce L. Rogers

BETA IOTA (Toledo) J. Robert Shindell

PSI (Cornell) John S. Kirk William F. Newell Robert J. Wilcox OMEGA (Purdue) Patrick J. Kuhnle David G. Lane Gregory V. Linder Sonny O’Drobinak

BETA KAPPA (Georgia State) Kenneth J. Cribbs David R. DeMarco BETA MU (McNeese State) C. Mitchell Adrian Wilfred R. Bourne Jr. Richard B. Smith BETA XI (Central Michigan) Basil J. Lyberg

ALPHA EPSILON (Florida) Albert E. Luer Robert J. Paterno Mark E. Timmes J. Jeffry Wahlen

BETA OMICRON (Northwestern State) David D. Morgan Sr.

ALPHA ZETA (Oregon State) David H. Vawter

GAMMA ALPHA (West Alabama) Joseph L. Alexander R. Bryan Bonner

ALPHA THETA (Michigan State) Matthew J. Shaheen ALPHA IOTA (Auburn) William S. Finney Ralph S. Foster Jr. J. Ernest Johnson

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ALPHA OMICRON (Iowa State) Eric J. Almquist Kelley A. Bergstrom Jeremy D. Galvin Eldred J. Harman Robert A. Lane Emerson D. Linney Warren R. Madden Frank M. Parrish III Brett J. Toresdahl

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BETA CHI (Texas A&M - COMMERCE) *Timothy C. Lee

GAMMA NU (LAGRANGE) Jeffrey L. Esola GAMMA XI (Georgia Southwestern) William L. Finney Earl W. Woodward DELTA BETA (North Georgia) Jonathan W. Woodward DELTA DELTA (Truman State) John R. Andrews Charles J. Barnard Irvin P. Howard III DELTA ZETA (appalachian State) Arthur J. Quickenton DELTA ETA (Morehead State) Gerald E. Slone DELTA LAMBDA (UNC - Charlotte) William C. Jackson Jr. Bo Proctor Jr. DELTA CHI (Kansas State) G. Lawrence Keller III J. Timothy Lindemuth DELTA PSI (Texas - Arlington) Billy L. Jacobs Mark F. Jacobs DELTA OMEGA (Texas A&M) Thomas B. Sullivan EPSILON EPSILON (Virginia - Wise) David M. Donathan EPSILON NU (Cal State - Sacramento) Robert E. Langbein EPSILON Omicron (Villanova) Joseph A. Brady III EPSILON TAU (St. Joseph’s) Vincent J. Thompson III EPSILON UPSILON (Georgia College) David L. Hohnadel EPSILON PHI (UAB) Scott L. McLeod EPSILON OMEGA (Texas Tech) Peter L. Dudley ZETA ALPHA (Clemson) Scott C. Gasparini ZETA EPSILON (George Mason) Alan P. Duesterhaus ZETA ZETA (North Florida) Steven J. Borowiec ZETA THETA (Texas) Tracy D. Maddux ZETA RHO (Cal State - Fullerton) Victor C. Valencia Jr.

GAMMA BETA (Old Dominion) David Simas

ETA GAMMA (Colorado) Bret M. Heidemann

GAMMA DELTA (Memphis) Thomas L. Carter

ETA DELTA (Kennesaw State) Robert D. Evans

GAMMA KAPPA (Georgia Southern) Glenn Aspinwall Perry W. Buffington

ETA OMICRON (San Francisco State) John N. Harasciuk ETA RHO (Texas State) Brett J. Lee

David Morgan ‘Extra Mile’ Scholarship is a great incentive for “The members of Beta Omicron chapter to work hard and be involved, but also it is a great opportunity to receive something in return for all the effort they put in to the chapter and Pi Kappa Phi.” adam upshaw beta omicron (northwestern state)

chapter investment funds

The following individuals supported a chapter investment fund in 2007.

Chapter investment funds (CIF) are restricted endowment accounts maintained by the Foundation for each chapter.

Donors are listed beneath the CIF(s) they supported, not necessarily under the chapter to which they belong.

ALPHA (Charleston) Gary A. Cattertom Andrew C. Jaffee David H. Jaffee Richard P. Pierce Gamma (Cal-Berkeley) Todd J. Dipaola XI (Roanoke) Robert S. Bonney Jr. Robert A. Cafaro Stephen A. Esworthy Raphael E. Ferris Paul R. Jenkins Robert G. Langton Matthew P. Piper John J. Ribar Jr. Tod N. Senne Carl B. Sherertz John R. Stafford Jr. James C. Turk James R. Wilson Allen O. Woody III OMICRON (Alabama) David R. Adams GE Foundation UPSILON (Illinois) Dorothy Kernan Funmi Moka June G. Shackter PSI (Cornell) John H. Angus William E. Maycock William F. Newell Richard C. Yudin-Fitzherbert

OMEGA (Purdue) Joseph B. Crowe Hugh M. Flanagan Frank E. Funke Jr. David N. Griffiths Kevin E. Johnson Michael D. Kerr Patrick J. Kuhnle Phillip A. Leslie Richard H. Lowe William F. Newell Jay T. Seeger John T. Wolfenden Microsoft Matching Gifts Program ALPHA DELTA (Washington) Brian P. Walker Microsoft Matching Gifts Program ALPHA ETA (Samford) Glenn A. Olivenbaum ALPHA Iota (Auburn) Arthur B. Hammond

BETA DELTA (Drake) Paul H. Davis

ETA OMEGA (New Mexico State) Charles J. Juarros

BETA ETA (Florida State) Thomas H. Atwood

Theta eta (American) Andrew K. Danto

GAMMA DELTA (Memphis) Thomas L. Carter

Theta Theta (iowa) William J. Biedenharn Gregory J. Buehner James F. Buehner Robert C. Delaney James Fell Cody R. Gremore Family Havemann Nora K. Jones William T. Love Michael P. Mattasits Margot & Leslie McCloy Simpson Reinforcing Renee Seeman Robert F. Walters Roba J. Whiteley Sam F. Williams Jr. BFS Diversified Products LLC KC Sales

GAMMAKAPPA(GeorgiaSouthern) Glenn Aspinwall EPSILON ALPHA (Elon) David L. Beahm Paul R. Cunningham Michael J. Dunlap Trent R. Gilbert Adam C. Lentz James V. Lewis Timothy A. Martins James S. Nelson Brian C. O’Shea William B. Odom Christian A. Wiggins

ALPHA OMICRON (Iowa State) Kelley A. Bergstrom Hubert M. Lattan Frank M. Parrish III Joshua R. Sheffler

ZETA PHI (Colorado State) S. Todd Gaiser

ALPHA PHI (IIT) Matthew E. Hunt

ETA LAMBDA (SUNY - Brockport) J. Scott Atkinson

BETA ALPHA (NJIT) John F. Lee Jr. William F. Newell Richard Pedersen

ETA UPSILON (Miami - Ohio) Erik D. Garrett Michael E. Kudravetz Matthew B. Levison

ETA GAMMA (Colorado) Frank M. Parrish III

scholarships and other restricted funds

Individuals listed here supported a scholarship or other restricted fund in 2007.

AL BROWN MEMORIAL Scholarship supporting students of Beta Alpha (NJIT) Michael J. Mahfouz

international scholars award supporting participation in study abroad programs Jack M. Casper

ALcohol education initiative supporting pi kappa phi’s alcohol education programs William E. Dengler

Krucher Scholarship supporting students of beta alpha (NJIT) James A. Krucher

david Morgan ‘extra mile’ Scholarship supporting students of beta omicron (northwestern state) David D. Morgan Sr.

owen initiative supporting pi kappa phi’s unrestricted educational grant Theodore A. Scharfenstein

jabe v. Hardee II Memorial Scholarship supporting students of Delta Zeta (Appalachian State) Clebe G. Eaddy Shirley L. Hardee David W. Huss William E. Maycock

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memorial gifts

The following members and friends of the fraternity made a gift in 2007 in memory of a brother or loved one who has passed to the Chapter Eternal. in memory of Kay Baldwin Brian D. Baldwin delta tau (james madison) in memory of John H. Bridges Sr. Kenneth C. Kiehl eta (emory) John C. Nix Jr. eta (emory) in memory of Alvin C. Brown Jr. Kevin R. Hunter delta iota (middle tennessee) in memory of Julius E. Burges Michael E. Lake alpha alpha (mercer) McCamish Systems in memory of Raymond E. Dantzler Jr. Ernest R. Dantzler Jr. beta eta (florida state) in memory of Ernest S. DeLaney Jr. Durward W. Owen xi (roanoke) in memory of Tom Duckett James H. Motos gamma nu (lagrange) in memory of Leroy H. Esworthy II Janet L. Esworthy in memory of Maggie Ewen Robin G. Ewen alpha theta (southern miss) in memory of Woodrow Gunter Woody and Donna Gunter kappa (north carolina) in memory of David R. Hardie Raymond C. Terhune alpha zeta (oregon state) in memory of Jabe V. Hardee II Clebe G. Eaddy in memory of William F. Harris Peggie H. Harris in memory of Frank D. Havard Durward W. Owen xi (roanoke) Thomas Peterson gamma phi (south alabama) in memory of Frank H. Hawthorne Sr. David J. Wible epsilon delta (auburn-mont.)

in memory of Larry V. McLeod in memory of John S. Holland Alberry C. Cannon Jr. lambda (georgia) Merial B. Holland Bob and Mary Anne Lake sigma (south carolina) in memory of Donald Meanger in memory of Billy J. Isenhower Ronald L. Giles beta sigma (northern illinois) George E. Hyde Jr. beta epsilon (missouri) in memory of Harry A. Mortimer in memory of Peter A. Jensen Bob Bollinger Jr. delta lambda (unc-charlotte) James A. Stiles beta alpha (njit) in memory of Luther B. Owens Sr. in memory of Frank F. Johnson James I. Owens omicron (alabama) Benjamin G. Holdorf alpha epsilon (florida) in memory of Todd J. Porterfield in memory of Henry P. Karnas Sr. Robert C. Bux alpha delta (washington) Richard Pedersen beta alpha (njit) in memory of Marie Ragsdale in memory of Timothy C. Lee Jerry W. Ragsdale beta kappa (georgia state) Myrna K. Ashorn in memory of Richard J. Sasiela James C. Davis Michael G. Power alpha xi (st. john’s) Jerry Ellisor Avalar Lakeway in memory of Mau Mau Tap Stanley E. Lea Reuthanak Tap gamma (cal - berkeley) Don C. Matthews Catherine Rogers in memory of David L. Tullis Sandra Rogers Patrick N. McDowell omega (purdue) Gary D. Smith Thomas B. Sullivan delta omega (texas a&m) in memory of Larry K. Whitlock W.C. Wallace Patrick N. McDowell omega (purdue) Lewis Foundation in memory of Robert J. Wilcox in memory of Nancy Massa Gary R. Fisher psi (cornell) Gus M. Massa upsilon (illinois) William F. Newell psi (cornell) in memory of William E. Massey Jr. in memory of David G. Wille T. Benjamin Massey mu (duke) Joan Wille in memory of Mark M. McCloy in memory of Bobby D. Wood Sr. William J. Bidenharn Bobby D. Wood Jr. beta tau (valdosta state) James F. Buehner theta theta (iowa) Nora K. Jones in memory of John C. Wright Clair and Clare McCloy Jerry B. Tucker Sr. omicron (alabama) Robert F. Walters Roba J. Whiteley Sam F. Williams Jr. in memory of Terry P. McKinnie Wyatt H. Davis epsilon upsilon (georgia college)

honorary gifts

The following members and friends of the fraternity made a gift in 2007 in honor of a brother or loved one. in honor of Joseph L. Alexander Seth C. Jackson gamma alpha (west alabama) in honor of James. L. Daley Ted Scharfenstein beta beta (florida southern) in honor of Joseph DePalma Durward W. Owen xi (roanoke) in honor of Antonio P. Ferrer Alain D. Sanchez theta delta (fiu)

in honor of Chad Langley John W. Langley theta alpha (southern miss) in honor of Emerson D. Linney Joseph O. Linney alpha omicron (iowa state) in honor of Durward W. Owen Clifton C. Goodwin III beta (presbyterian) Robert F. Inman omicron (alabama) Stanley S. Gryskiewicz Jr. chi (stetson)

in honor of J. Robert Shindell Frederick A. Tiller beta iota (toledo) in honor of Jay J. Stuckel William J. Gleason III beta epsilon (missouri) in honor of Allen O. Woody Louise F. Woody in honor of Chris Yannis Alain D. Sanchez theta delta (fiu)

foundation trustees

Trustees of the Foundation are elected to a three-year term with the option of extending for two additional three-year terms. Ultimately, they work to fulfill the mission of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation. chairman Jerry T. Brewer sigma (south carolina) vice chairman R. Nathan Hightower omicron (alabama) secretary/treasurer Harry E. Caldwell Jr. omicron (alabama) national president John R. Andrews delta delta (truman state) national council liaison J. Jeffry Wahlen alpha epsilon (florida)

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trustees Jack M. Casper alpha upsilon (drexel) Patrick J. Danehy delta zeta (appalachian state) James F. House alpha eta (samford) David G. Lane omega (purdue) David D. Morgan beta omicron (northwestern state) Frank M. Parrish III alpha omicron (iowa state) Phillip M. Summers alpha psi (indiana)

giving opportunities

how to contribute

scholarships Each year the Foundation awards merit-

cash, check or credit card Payments made by cash or check are the most popular and direct method for making a donation. The Foundation also accepts Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

based scholarships to deserving student members. The Pi Kapp Scholars, Turnaround Scholars, Outstanding Associate Member Scholars and Craig A. Winkelmann Health Professions Scholarship programs are designed to recognize and motivate academic excellence in our chapters. Moreover, these scholarships underscore the Foundation’s belief that success in the fraternity first begins with success in the classroom. Academic success, chapter leadership, and community involvement are the broad criteria by which students are evaluated to ensure wellrounded candidates.

leadership schools The Foundation grants money to

offset the educational costs of Pi Kappa Phi’s leadership schools, including Pi Kapp College and Mid Year Leadership Conference. By attending these schools, undergraduate members not only learn effective techniques in chapter management but develop personal leadership skills too. the leadership institute Pi Kappa Phi’s Leadership Institute features Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. This seminar offers corporate-level leadership training conducted by trained Pi Kappa Phi facilitators, giving our members an edge in an ever-competitive world. Past participants have called this the “ultimate” in productivity and improvement workshops. Through funding provided by the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation, students receive the same materials and training offered to management employees of major corporations at a fraction of the price. life 401 Life 401 is a dynamic career and life success seminar that helps prepare undergraduates for life after college. Designed by Fortune 100 consultant and Pi Kappa Phi alumnus John Spence, LIFE 401 is another Foundationsupported program that provides a decisive advantage as our young members prepare to enter the “real world.” alcohol education The Foundation helps to provide

undergraduate chapters with one alcohol education program each year. Pi Kappa Phi utilizes the following alcohol education programs:

online donations Secure online donations can be made through pikapp.org. Click “Give to the Foundation” under the alumni section. securities Appreciated stocks, bonds and mutual funds

can be transferred to the Foundation through your broker.

corporate matching gifts Many companies offer to

match employee’s personal donations to qualified charitable organizations at an equal or greater amount. Ask your employer if they participate in a gift-matching program.

endowments and memorials A special endowment or memorial can be established to align your personal interests with programs currently supported by the Foundation. planned gift You can provide a gift of personal assets

through your will. The Foundation will work with you and your estate planner in designing a planned gift that meets both your short and long term financial goals. Planned gifts can include cash, stocks, bonds, retirement plan assets, insurance policies or other negotiable items. The Foundation has established a Gift Acceptance Policy and can only accept gifts under the terms and conditions of this policy.

We will be happy to provide you with a copy and assist you in making a planned gift to the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation.

If you wish to include the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation in your will, the appropriate language is as follows: “I give, devise, and bequeath (the sum of/percentage of/residue of) my estate to the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation with principal offices in Charlotte, North Carolina, to be utilized for the general benefit of the Pi Kappa Phi Foundation (or the specified program within the Foundation).”

alcohol skills training program (astp) helps college

students to make informed decisions about their drinking behavior. The program provides information about alcohol use and addiction, and teaches skills for avoiding, resisting and limiting alcohol abuse.

ladder of risk is designed to educate students and chapter volunteers with respect to the fraternity’s risk management policy. The intended outcome is to narrow the gap between understanding and behavior. collegiate success program & academic coaches

Pi Kappa Phi’s academic coaches receive an annual stipend from the Foundation and work exclusively with our undergraduate chapter members to deliver the Collegiate Success Program curriculum. These volunteers serve as an advisor and mentor to the chapter to ensure the academic success of our student members.

foundation’s mission The Pi Kappa Phi Foundation is committed to supporting the educational programs of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity in order to assist our undergraduate members in achieving superior results in personal development, academics, service and leadership. contact information The Foundation offers several giving opportunities, which are detailed on this page. If you would like to make a gift in support of the many giving opportunities, please contact Betsie Fehr at (800) 929-1904 ext. 103 or bfehr@pikapp.org.

board of governors

Alumni who have served the fraternity in a significant leadership capacity and who are major donors are nominated to serve on the Board of Governors. board of governors Richard G. Anderson rho (washington & lee) Peter C. Barr alpha epsilon (florida) Kelley A. Bergstrom alpha omicron (iowa state) Thomas L. Carter gamma delta (memphis) Gene Cartledge omicron (alabama) Kenneth J. Cribbs beta kappa (georgia state) William L. Finney gamma xi (georgia southwestern)

W. Stuart Hicks kappa (north carolina) Durward W. Owen xi (roanoke) Walter K. Sheppard alpha upsilon (drexel) Lonnie Strickland III omicron (alabama) James C. Turk xi (roanoke) Paul C. Wesch omicron (alabama) Gordon B. Wright alpha tau (rensselaer)

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ALUMNI New s

LIFELONG ALUM DEVELOPING BIOFUEL TECHNOLOGY

ITHACA, N.Y.—Pi Kappa Phi alumnus Dr. Louis Albright, Psi (Cornell), a professor in the department of biology and environmental engineering, was recently contracted by a small New York company to conduct research to aid in the development of biofuel technology.

The company, CEA Systems, received a $350,000 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Biofuels are expected to make a huge dent in the United States’ dependency on oil. A study by the Energy Foundation and the National Commission on Energy Policy found that “biofuels, coupled with vehicle efficiency and smart growth, could reduce the oil dependency of our transportation sector by two-thirds by 2050 in a sustainable way.”

Albright’s research focuses on technology to increase efficiency and decrease cost in the production of cellulosic ethanol, a biofuel similar to corn ethanol.

Cellulosic ethanol, however, produces three times the energy of corn ethanol and has the potential to emit drastically lower levels of greenhouse gases. According to studies by the U.S. Department of Energy, cellulosic ethanol reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 85 percent over regular gasoline, while corn ethanol may not reduce greenhouse gas emissions at all depending on how much energy is expended to plant, fertilize and irrigate the crop.

Another advantage of cellulosic ethanol is that it can be created from the biomass of nearly any plant—most often switchgrass, a native perennial of the tall grass prairie. Corn ethanol, on the other hand, can only be produced from the edible portions of corn and other grains, which also require fertilizers, irrigation and replanting each year.

For the purpose of Albright’s research, CEA is using tobacco plants because of the applicability of its behavior in other plants.

The idea behind Albright’s research is to insert a gene into a plant that will then make the plant produce a specific protein. “Each gene in the plant DNA has a specific function, so it is a matter of finding the right gene to insert,” said Albright.

Already, researchers have identified the gene to create cellulase, an enzyme used to breakdown cellulose, which is how cellulosic ethanol is produced.

This finding may have further implications. “The hypothesis was that if we could improve cellulase production significantly, the same should be true of many other proteins,” Albright said.

While Albright and CEA have plans to look for other ways to apply their findings, their research is now delving deeper into how cellulase production can be optimized.

Pi Kappa Phis earn interfraternal honors WASHINGTON, D.C.—Two members of Pi Kappa Phi were recognized in April by the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) with the prestigious Award of Distinction.

Dr. Phillip Summers, Alpha Psi (Indiana), was the recipient of the award in the alumnus category, and Steve Holtsclaw, Omega (Purdue), was recognized in the undergraduate category.

The Award of Distinction is bestowed upon individuals and groups from the NIC’s 72 fraternities who advance the ideals of fraternity in their daily lives, who are committed to brightening the future of fraternity and who ensure that fraternities are living to their espoused mission and values.

Indiana University’s Dean of Students Richard McKaig said of Summers, “On campus, he’s known as Mr. Pi Kappa Phi, due to his heavy involvement in the Alpha Psi chapter.

He invests a considerable amount of time in helping those men become a leading fraternity on Indiana’s campus.”

Holtsclaw, meanwhile, will graduate this spring with a degree in management. Previously serving his chapter as treasurer and vice archon, Holtsclaw is Omega’s current archon as well as president of Purdue’s IFC. Including this year’s honors, Pi Kappa Phi has been recognized with six NIC Awards of Distinction.

Steve Holtsclaw (left) and Phillip Summers (right) stand with Pi Kappa Phi CEO Mark Timmes after being recognized by the NIC.

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c o l l eg ia t e News

ONCAMPUS eta

emory

Re-colonized in the fall, Eta chapter of Pi Kappa Phi is excited to be back on campus for the first time since 1957. Already, the chapter has held elections, passed a constitution, and grown to nearly 30 members. They have also successfully participated in a downhill soapbox race car derby and are planning various other brotherhood events like paintball and go-kart racing. They’re also planning a number of social and philanthropy events.

Several things have changed since the Eta chapter’s final years on Emory’s campus, but we are working hard to ensure the future success of the chapter. The men are already becoming a staple in the Emory community by attending school-related events and in the local community by building volunteer relationships. Eta is looking forward to new traditions, a new history, and a new group of men.

gamma phi

south alabama

The Gamma Phi chapter at the University of South Alabama has been taking many steps to improve the chapter not only for this year but for many years to follow. During this past year, the men hosted their annual Miss USA pageant, a scholarship program for the women of the university and a precursor for the Miss Alabama and Miss USA competitions.

This year marked the 25th anniversary of the pageant, which is also the chapter’s primary fundraiser for Push America. After many hard hours of work, it was a very successful year once again.

In January, a delegation from Gamma Phi attended Mid Year Leadership Conference in St. Louis, and returned with many new and great ideas. A plan of action was created for areas including recruitment, alumni relations, Push America, and the Ritual, but what the chapter gained most from the experience was new leadership skills.

During South Alabama’s Greek awards banquet, the chapter received intramural championship plaques for softball and water

polo. Andrew Schnieder was awarded the Greek associate member of the year award and Lam Pham was inducted into Order of Omega.

The past year has been exciting to say the least, and Gamma Phi chapter is really making strides to be the very best in every aspect. The brothers of the Gamma Phi wish all the best for our fellow brothers elsewhere.

zeta gamma north dakota

Two years ago, in the fall of 2006, Zeta Gamma celebrated its 20th Anniversary, and that event has marked a major turning point in the history of the chapter. During the past two years, the chapter has nearly doubled in size. The chapter increased from 18 men chapter to 34 and is still growing.

Over the summer of 2007, two members of the Zeta Gamma participated in Gear Up Florida. Since that time, the chapter has been recognized in significant ways. Zeta Gamma was No. 1 on campus in philanthropy fundraising, second in grades among all fraternities, and was the only fraternity to receive the President’s Award for Greek Excellence. Archon Jeff Deutsch was named Chapter President of the Year Award, and recent alumnus Matt Myrick received the Pillar Award, the highest award for Greeks at the University of North Dakota . Matt was selected for this honor for several reasons. As the only member of Pi Kappa Phi to have completed all three national Push America events—Journey of Hope, Gear Up Florida and Build America—he individually raised more than $8,000. He also served Zeta Gamma as historian, secretary, warden and archon. He was also active in IFC, Board of Student Publications and Student Senate.

eta rho

texas state

The men of Eta Rho jumped to a quick start for the 2007-2008 school year by winning several awards at Pi Kapp College including an award for recruitment success and also having brother Andrae Turner recognized with the Howard H. Baker Leadership Award. The chapter continued the momentum into fall recruitment and

was able to recruit a core group of men to join the Eta Rho. Additionally, to close the semester, brother Derek C. Nelson was elected to the IFC Executive Board, continuing a legacy of strong leadership within the Greek community at Texas State.

To kick off the spring, the men of Eta Rho participated in a recruitment retreat facilitated by National Historian Tom Sullivan, Delta Omega (Texas A&M). The retreat prepared the brothers for another successful recruitment in the spring. Overall, the chapter was able to bring in 29 men during to 2007-2008 school year, making Eta Rho the largest fraternity at Texas State.

The chapter was also able to secure a chapter house this spring and will make the much anticipated move in the summer of 2008. Eta Rho will close the school year with its annual Rose Ball Formal.

theta nu delaware

The men of Theta Nu chapter held a brotherhood dinner in March to celebrate their one year anniversary. The dinner was held at the Deer Park Restaurant, where the chapter’s very first brotherhood event was held nearly two and half years before. The dinner was such a success that the chapter is considering repeating it each month.

In the year since their charter was granted, the chapter has maintained a busy schedule. They have rewritten several chapter programs and created an Associate Member Manual. In terms of recruitment, the chapter added either new associates in the spring and finally pushed the chapter size to more than 50.

For Push America, the chapter has more than doubled its fundraising total for the year. At the start of Spring semester, their total raised was more than $2,000—most of which was raised at the chapter’s “Greek Feud” event where they enlisted sororities to compete against in each other in a Delaware Greek version of Family Feud.

alpha omicron (iowa state) in fall 1937  photo From pi kappa phi archives

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relation:

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