Star & Lamp - Spring 2014

OF PI KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY

PUSH AMERICA CHALLENGE

A Journey

One step at a time

Sharing your success the online Star & Lamp

Annual Report

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation

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Examples of how to live our values

Five minutes with

Greg Linder, Mr. Pi Kappa Phi 2013

CEO CORNER

Forward success.

As your fraternity has concluded another successful school year we are pleased to celebrate some successes and share new initiatives and insight from some of our proud brothers: Thirty Under 30 is our new initiative to recognize young alumni for their professional or volunteer achievements after graduation. The common uniting element is a commitment to our fraternal values. We applaud them as they truly exemplify members who shoulder their full responsibilities as citizens as outlined in the Student Creed.

Mark E. Timmes

New online star & lamp and redesign of print edition. We hope your enjoy this redesign of our magazine led by our Assistant Executive Director of Communication Todd Shelton. Learn more about the new website which offers a timely and socially engaging platform to celebrate the successes of our chapters and members while providing entertaining and educational information.

SUBMISSIONS Materials for publication should be sent directly to the managing editor at the P.O. Box address or email address shown below. Letters to the editor will be printed at the discretion of the editors.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

With the print and online STAR & LAMP, we accept materials on an ongoing basis.

John Andrews Katie Baker Jared Horman Adam Phillips

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 or email address below.

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Mark E. Timmes MANAGING EDITOR & CREATIVE DIRECTOR

Todd Shelton

COMMUNICATION TEAM

CONTRIBUTORS

Tom Atwood Carrie Clifford Marvin Hackney Andrew Richards Chris Shade Kyle Thomas Christian Wiggins

Nominees for the National Council. Our National Nominating Committee presents its slate of nominees to serve on the national board of directors. Elections will take place in Atlanta at the Supreme Chapter meeting. We appreciate all who accept the call to serve in some manner for our fraternity.

Dedication of the new Omicron Chapter house. Please enjoy learning about our newest chapter house at the University of Alabama. The Omicron Club— in conjunction with the support of its alumni, students and the University of Alabama—have built a showcase house which rivals any fraternity house in the country. It is the first house you see as you enter the campus on University Boulevard in Tuscaloosa.

Five Minutes with Mr. Pi Kappa Phi Greg Linder. Please take a few moments to enjoy the insights of the 2013 Mr. Pi Kappa Phi recipient Greg Linder, Omega (Purdue), as he shares observations and advice for undergraduates.

Pi Kappa Phi Foundation Annual Report. The Pi Kappa Phi Foundation plays an ever increasing role in the success of the greater fraternity. Enclosed is their Annual Report. We are ever thankful for the support of members and friends through their time, talent and treasure.

As always 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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We raised our flag on 12 campuses

During the 2013-2104 academic year, Pi Kappa Phi chartered on 12 campuses. We invite you to read about each at pikapp.org.

Alpha Epsilon at Florida Re-founded: September 2013

Iota Rho at Western Illinois Founded: October 2013

Beta Beta at Florida Southern Re-founded: November 2013

Iota Sigma at San Jose State Founded: November 2013

Epsilon Nu at Sacramento State Re-founded: November 2013

Iota Tau at Rutgers Founded: February 2014 continued on next page

Fall 2014

THIS MAP DETAILS Pi Kappa Phi’s expansion plans through Spring 2015. For more information about expansion or starting a new chapter of Pi Kappa Phi, contact Assistant Executive Director of Chapter Development Chris Conner at cconner@pikapp.org.

 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE 

 SUNY BUFFALO

(THETA GAMMA)

 STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY 

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 VIRGINIA COMMON

WEALTH UNIVERSITY (EPSILON PI)

 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH

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CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE (DELTA LAMBDA)

 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY  

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(ZETA ALPHA)

Spring 2015  SUNY GENESEO  UNIVERSITY OF DENVER

(EPSILON CHI)

 UNIVERSITY OF

NEW MEXICO

 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO

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Eta Eta at UC - Irvine Re-founded: March 2014

Gamma Beta at Old Dominion Re-founded: March 2014

Eta Psi at Central Florida Re-founded: March 2014

Eta Theta at San Francisco Re-founded: March 2014

Eta Kappa at SUNY Plattsburgh Founded: March 2014

Zeta Sigma at UC - Davis Re-founded: May 2014

You can find complete articles in Fraternity News online.

PIKAPP.ORG

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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The new star & lamp website affords us the opportunity to reach more people with the successes of our chapters, members and friends

Candidates endorsed by the National Nominating Committee as the official slate of officers for the 54th Supreme Chapter

These men are all outstanding examples of how to live the values of Pi Kappa Phi after leaving your college campus

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A JOURNEY: ONE STEP AT A TIME

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2013 FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

One man’s very personal Push America Challenge

COLUMNS

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SHARING YOUR

SUCCESS

BY ADAM PHILLIPS • ILLUSTRATION BY JARED HORMAN ON MARCH 26, 2014, we launched our new star & lamp website. The site is an addition to the print magazine you’re reading now—not a replacement. We realize that everyone wants to consume content in different ways. We are confident the new star & lamp website affords us the opportunity to reach more people with the successes of our chapters, members and friends.

The star & lamp site offers a timely and socially engaging platform to celebrate the successes of our chapters and members while providing entertaining and educational information.

Through various surveys over the past year, we have heard loud and clear that you, our members, want to hear about your chapter and the accomplishments of other Pi Kappa Phi alumni. In addition to the stories of success from our undergraduates, alumni and friends, we want to bring you the information and content that we think all of our many audiences will find entertaining and useful, all while strengthening your connection to Pi Kappa Phi. Currently, the star & lamp website has columns on published members of Pi Kappa Phi, members in arts and entertainment, a column dedicated solely to engaged friends, alumni and staff sharing mentoring advice and lessons they’ve learned, pieces of memorabilia

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and archives from the headquarters in Charlotte, and so much more. We’ll also have additional sections of the site that will continue to roll out as we move forward. And that’s all in addition to the news and successes from Pi Kappa Phi being posted in real-time.

Rather than holding information to publish or post quarterly, we are reporting good news when it happens. We are encouraging chapters and members to get in the habit of submitting their news.

Anyone can submit news with the link at the top of the site.

Of course pikapp.org is still the primary source for information, resources and event registrations related to Pi Kappa Phi. 

We hope you enjoy!

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And the nominees are . . .

THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES

have been endorsed by the Nominating Committee as the official slate of officers for the 54th Supreme Chapter in Atlanta, Ga. Each individual is listed with the office for which he has been nominated.

These men and any others successfully nominated from the floor will be voted upon during the third session of Supreme Chapter on Saturday, August 10, 2014.

TRACY D. MADDUX National President-Elect

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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. From 1991 to 1996, Tracy worked as a staff member at the national headquarters, including time as executive vice president of Pi Kappa Phi Properties.

As a volunteer, he has served as a chapter advisor for Alpha Psi (Indiana) and as area governor for the Pacific Northwest Region. For the past ten years, Tracy has served on the National Council, serving two terms a national secretary, one term as national historian, one term as national treasurer and is completing his term as national vice president/ president elect this year. Tracy received a bachelor’s degree in government from UT and an M.B.A. in finance from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business.

Tracy lives with his wife of 16 years, Donna, in Portland, Ore., where he is CEO of CD Baby, the largest distributor of independent music in the world.

THOMAS B. SULLIVAN Registration and hotel information at:

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National Vice President/President-Elect nominee

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. Currently Tom is working on his doctorate in education administration at Texas Tech University. As an undergraduate, Tom completed terms as Push America chairman, chaplain and three years as vice archon. As an alumnus, Tom served on the national staff as director of chapter services and has filled roles as 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. In 2004, he was recognized with the exclusive Beta Circle Award, recognizing his contributions to the fraternity’s recruitment and expansion efforts.

Tom has served two terms as national historian, one as national secretary, and one as national treasurer. He is the director of student life at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas, where he lives with his wife, Cheri, their son Owen and daughter Carly.

JEREMY D. GALVIN National Treasurer nominee

Jeremy was initiated in 1993 into Alpha Omicron Chapter at Iowa State University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in 1997 and a master’s in 2009. As a student Jeremy served his chapter as archon and warden. As an alumnus Jeremy has served as chapter advisor for his own chapter and as regional governor for the Northern Plains region. Jeremy remains active with the Alpha Omicron BOAA and Building Corporation and has served on the Push America board of directors. He has also worked for the national staff in various capacities, including as a leadership consultant, director of the Journey Project, director of volunteer services and director of volunteer and chapter services.

Jeremy lives in Ames, Iowa, with his wife,

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TIM S. HEBSON National Secretary nominee

Tim is an alumnus initiate of the Alpha Eta Chapter at Samford. Tim’s brother and brother-inlaw are also initiates of Alpha Eta. Tim received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Mobile, a master’s degree from Samford, and a doctorate in education from the University of Alabama. Tim currently serves as the dean of students at Alabama, a post he has held since 2007.

Previously, Tim served as director of housing at Samford University, assistant director of student activities at Auburn University, and director of student life at the University of Montevallo. In addition to his current role at Alabama, Tim has filled roles as director of judicial affairs and associate dean of students/executive director of student development. He is married to the former Jo Bevill of Birmingham and enjoys traveling and sports. He is currently serving his second term on the National Council as national chaplain after previously serving as national historian.

ERIC J. ALMQUIST National Historian nominee

Eric Almquist was initiated into the Alpha Omicron Chapter at Iowa State University on October 16, 1987. In 1988, Eric was a member of the first Journey of Hope team. Since graduation, Eric has served on the Board of Alumni Advisors for his chapter at Alpha Omicron and has also served as chapter advisor for two chapters of Pi Kappa Phi. At the national level, Eric

has served on two of Pi Kappa Phi’s four national leadership boards. He joined the Push America board of directors in 1998 and served on the board for ten years, including two years as president from 2004 to 2006. In 2006, Brother Almquist joined the Board of Directors for Pi Kappa Phi Properties and served as the vice president, in charge of the Infrastructure Loan Fund (ILF) for Properties. Eric is currently the chairman of the Pi Kappa Phi Properties board. Eric has served as a facilitator for the Mid Year Leadership Conference and also co-chairing the Alumni Planning Committee for the 80th anniversary of his chapter at Iowa State.

Eric currently lives in the Chicago area with his wife Paula and daughter Caroline.

WILLIAM T. SIGMON National Chaplain nominee

William is an initiate of the Alpha Sigma Chapter at the University of Tennessee, where as a student he served as treasurer, secretary and chaplain. As a volunteer, he has served as a member of the Alpha Sigma Housing Corporation, as regional governor in North Carolina and as City Events coordinator for the Charlotte area. For the past eight years, William has served on the Push America board of directors, serving terms as secretary, treasurer and chairman, as well as leading numerous board committees during his tenure.

William received a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Tennessee and has attained certification as a Six Sigma Master Blackbelt through his employer, Bank of America. He is currently a senior vice president with Bank of America, having responsibility for global operations functions for the world’s dominant wholesale provider of foreign currency.

William lives with his wife of 20 years, Elizabeth, and their two children Marshall and Jordan, in Charlotte, N.C.

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Jenn, and their three children, Annie, Lillie and Ben. He is the assistant vice president for development at the Iowa State University Foundation.

JAMES M. SMITH National Chancellor nominee

James was initiated into the Alpha Eta Chapter at Samford University, where he earned a bachelor of arts degree in religion and human relations and served as his chapter’s recruitment chairman. After college, James accepted a position at Texas Christian University as a residence hall director. At TCU, he worked to open the door for Pi Kappa Phi to expand on campus, which ultimately led to the founding of Eta Chi Chapter. While in Fort Worth, James earned a master of arts in theology from Southwestern Seminary and met his wife, Tas, a proud Horned Frog and Chi Omega alumna.

James returned to Samford to attend law school at the Cumberland School of Law, after which he clerked for the Alabama Supreme Court in Montgomery. Since his clerkship, James has maintained an active law practice, primarily focused on litigation. For more than two decades, he has served as a chapter advisor, regional governor, and most recently, national chancellor. He and Tas, along with their three children—Emily Ann, 12; Sam, 9; and Abby, 6—live in a small community outside Birmingham, where they are active in their church and community. 

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IN LATE 2013, PI KAPPA PHI put into

motion a new initiative to recognize young alumni for their achievements after their undergraduate careers have come to an end. After several weeks of initial legwork by the Pi Kappa Phi alumni engagement team, we are extremely excited to introduce to you the first class of Thirty Under 30 honorees.

All of these alumni were nominated to be included in the initial Thirty Under 30 class by their peers, fellow alumni, friends of the fraternity and more.

From there, a committee of volunteers reviewed all of the nominees in areas such as impact, leadership, service, awards and recognition. After the herculean effort of reviewing all nominations was completed, we had our list of 30 names. On the following pages, you’ll read a little about each of these young men, and why they’ve been included in this group.

Alumni of 25 different chapters—of all sizes, regions and age—are represented in the following pages painting a broad, yet distinguished, view of Pi Kappa Phi as a national organization. These alumni come from all types of backgrounds and were nominated for all types of outstanding achievement: volunteerism, professional achievement and more.

While the qualifications of the honor can vary, all of the recipients have in common a commitment to our fraternal values. These men are all outstanding examples of how to live out the values of Pi Kappa Phi long after leaving your college campus . . .

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 WIL ADAMS Beta Omicron (Northwestern State)

Wil Adams is a quickly rising financial advisor for Edward Jones Investments, opening his own branch in Bossier City, La. in 2011. Wil graduated from Northwestern State University in 2009 and now serves on NSU Presidents Council, NSU Alumni Association Board of Directors, and Pi Kappa Phi - Beta Omicron Alumni Foundation Board. As a student, he served the Beta Omicron Chapter as secretary, vice archon, cycled Gear Up Florida (2007) and was IFC president. Since signing on with Edward Jones, he has made an impact in north Louisiana by working with successful individuals and business owners by offering fee-based investing, retirement plans, 401(k) rollovers, annuities, life insurance, and more.

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Neil Beavers

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NEIL BEAVERS Beta Iota (Toledo)

William Boyce

“The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.”

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Neil was this year’s recipient of the Young Alumni of the Year Award for Beta Iota Chapter. He currently serves as advisor for recruitment and public relations and provides help in other areas. For the past three years he has secured a sponsorship through Outback Steakhouse for food donations at no cost to Beta Iota’s annual Pi Kappa Pasta fundraiser. His full-time job is a quality manager for Preform Technologies, where he has received top honors

within the company for starting and implementing a lean manufacturing/ Six Sigma quality system that took the company to a record breaking year in 2013. Neil also has started and developed a realestate investment and management company. He specializes in the single family home with an emphasis on the student market. A past cheerleader and marathon runner, he has established a local cheerleading association as well as a runners’ club for those preparing for marathons.

 LUCAS BLAZEJEWSKI Beta Iota (Toledo)

During his time as an student member, Lucas served his chapter as archon, vice archon and treasurer and cycled on the Journey of Hope North team. He was also involved in Dance Marathon, a member of Blue Key National Honor Society, and Mortar Board National Honor Society. Luc remained at the University of Toledo after graduation to pursue a master’s degree in pharmaceutical science. His work during the degree earned him two publications in the Journal of Community Health. He has served the fraternity as an advisor, a Ladder of Risk and ASTP facilitator and a 2011 Gear Up Florida cyclist. In the Toledo community, he served on the President’s Council on Diversity at UT and volunteered at the Lucas County Health Department. After receiving his graduate degree from the University of Toledo, Luc secured a full scholarship to the

University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health to pursue a Peace Corps Masters International degree in public health and left the United States for a Peace Corps appointment in Kenya in June 2013.

 BILLY BOULDEN Eta Iota (Christopher Newport)

Billy Boulden graduated from Christopher Newport University in Newport News, Va. in May 2006.

Since graduation, Billy has served as a crew member for the Journey of Hope South team, as well as the project manager for the 2009 Gear Up Florida team. Billy completed his master’s degree from Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash., and has worked in higher education for eight years.

He has been active in many national professional organizations and was honored early in his career as the New Professional of the Year from the National Association of Campus Activities South Region.

Billy has worked at the Pi Kappa Phi headquarters, Longwood University, Florida State University and currently serves as the assistant dean of students and director of Greek affairs at Iowa State University.

 WILLIAM BOYCE Beta Eta (Florida State)

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high-achieving high school students interested in FSU’s honors program.

He was also a refounding father of the Beta Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi at Florida State University, where he served as the founding chaplain. Boyce graduated summa cum laude in religious studies, history and English and was named a 2011 Fulbright Full Grant Scholar to the United Kingdom, one of 35 in the country. He obtained a master’s of literature from the University of Glasgow’s Centre for the Study of Literature, Theology and the Arts, studying the cross-pollination of christian theology and the arts. After completing his degree, Boyce returned to the United States and enrolled in the master of divinity program at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Boston and will begin his doctoral work in religious studies at the University of Virginia in fall 2014.

 NICK BRADY Theta Xi (Arizona State)

Nick Brady is a founding father of Theta Xi Chapter who hails from San Francisco. A natural leader, Nick has been dedicated to living the mission of both Pi Kappa Phi and Push America since his initiation in 2006.

He served for a year as leadership consultant with the national headquarters and continued to volunteer after his departure, serving as a facilitator and one of the fraternity’s youngest regional governors. Nick is a two-time Pi Alpha, cycling Journey of Hope in 2012, where he earned

the coveted Bruce Rogers Award, and serving as project manager in 2013.

Nick has worked in the private sector, but his passion for service led him to a career serving people with disabilities. For over a year, he worked tirelessly toward admission into Officer Candidate School in the United States Navy because he felt passionately that it was the best way to apply his leadership skills in a way that served his country. He has recently been admitted and will begin Officer Candidate School this summer.

 MICHAEL BUMBRY Epsilon Alpha (Elon)

A 2007 graduate of Elon University, Michael Bumbry has been a dedicated alumnus to both Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity and Elon University. He received a master’s in higher education from North Carolina State University. The first man of color to receive the Phillip M. Summers Award, he has been dedicated to supporting diversity and the fraternal movement as a higher education professional. Michael has worked tirelessly to improve students’ lives on a multitude of campuses.

This includes developing new curriculum for Greek students at Duke University, forming a counseling group for gay fraternity men, leading the Mid-Atlantic College and University Housing Officers at Temple, creating a student affairs interest organization at NC State, and designing curriculum for aspiring student affairs leaders at Loyola. Bumbry is currently working

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toward his doctorate in higher education at Loyola University.

 CHRIS COOKE Delta Alpha (Virginia Tech)

After graduating in December 2011, Chris served as interim chapter advisor, helping to establish a Council of Advisors while working for the university which earned him Virginia Tech’s Henry S. Mattox Fraternity Alumnus of the Year Award. Chris began law school at the University of Maryland, where he finished the year in the top five percent and accepted a summer internship with Yingke Law Firm in Shanghai, China. Chris then transferred to Georgetown University Law Center, where he is on the board of directors for the Georgetown International Arbitration Society and the Society of International Law. He is currently a legislative fellow in the Office of U.S. Senator Rand Paul and is actively involved in the Libertarian Party of Virginia. Chris will be a summer associate with the New York law firm Chadbourne & Parke in summer 2014 and is set to graduate from Georgetown in May 2015.

“I’m a success today because I had a friend who believed in me and I didn’t have the heart to let him down.”

Abraham Lincoln

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Chris Cooke

Theta Eta (American)

While only 28 years old, Captain Adam Dunn has served as a special operations combat systems officer and has worked diligently to support the nation’s most elite

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joint special operations warfighters. On seven overseas deployments, Capt. Dunn has hunted the nation’s most wanted terrorists, providing direct support to the special operations teams who bring terrorists and insurgents to justice. Captain Adam Dunn graduated from the Theta Eta Chapter at American University in 2007 earning a B.A. in international relations, cum laude and with university honors.

After commissioning as an officer in the United States Air Force, Capt. Dunn attended Undergraduate Combat Systems Officer training at Randolph AFB, Texas. After earning his wings and graduating first in his class of 17, Capt. Dunn was assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command at Hurlburt Field, Fla., to fly the U-28A manned intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft.

Capt. Dunn has been on seven deployments across three continents.

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Kareem Hammad

Will Hopper

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Jonathan Huth

Epsilon Rho (Lenoir-Rhyne)

“In fact, my courage and my bravery at a young age was the thing I was bullied for, a kind of ‘Who do you think you are?’”

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As an undergraduate at Lenoir-Rhyne University, Jake was active in his support of Push America.

His organization of service and fundraising events, as well as his participation in national events, earned him Lenoir-Rhyne’s Greek Man of the Year Award in 2009. After completing Journey of Hope South in 2007 as a crew member, he came to understand the power that chiropractic treatment has in helping people with disabilities. After returning to campus, he changed his major to pre-

med, going on to earn his doctorate in chiropractic.

Jake has recently opened his doors with Ambrose Chiropractic in Richmond, Va., and gives back to the community by providing nutrition and chiropractic services to local firehouses.

 KAREEM HAMMAD Eta Sigma (UCLA)

Kareem Hammad is a born and raised Angelino and an excellent ambassador for the city of Los Angeles. During his time at UCLA, he served as Eta Sigma Chapter’s archon and the face of the university with his involvement in the UCLA Spirit Squad. His commitment to his university and his fraternity brothers continued after graduating–starting and leading an alumni spirit squad. Kareem serves as one of the main producers at AV Squad, a creative advertising agency that focuses on entertainment marketing. As one of the youngest producers, Kareem deals with clients like Netflix and Paramount Pictures, producing trailers and commercials for film and television.

Last year, his work earned him the Golden Trailer Award for his work on the trailer for the film Argo and the Key Art Award on the film trailer for 42.

 WILL HOPPER Eta Chi (Texas Christian)

Will Hopper was highly involved as an undergraduate at Texas Christian University,

serving as an orientation leader, campus tour guide and a member of the Reformed University Fellowship and Neeley Fellows Business Honors Program, all while serving Eta Chi Chapter as chaplain and Push America chairman. He graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s in entrepreneurship, with a minor in chemistry.

Hopper’s main career goal is to become a physician, but for the last two years he has chosen to forgo further education in order to focus on global service. He has lived in the Dominican Republic serving as a Mortiz Fellow for Esperanza International, a christian nonprofit microfinance organization. In January, he moved to Malaysia on a Fulbright grant to teach English in a small rural village and plans to return to the U.S. in 2015 to pursue a medical career.

 JONATHAN HUTH Iota Beta (Texas – San Antonio)

Petty Officer Second Class Jonathan Huth had no intention of attending college when he joined the U.S. Navy after graduating high school in 2003, but leadership in the military eventually led him to leadership in the fraternity. In his six years in the Navy, his exemplary leadership earned him promotion to the rank of Petty Officer Second Class.

Huth earned the position of Watch Commander in his final year of service and was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his outstanding service.

After leaving the Navy

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he began college at University of Texas - San Antonio, where he became a founding father of Iota Beta Chapter. During his time in the chapter, he served as chaplain and eventually archon, leading the chapter to its largest fundraising for Push America to date.

 BRIAN KIRN Beta Epsilon (Missouri – Columbia)

Brian Kirn is a proud graduate of the University of Missouri, where he led and participated in a wide variety of campus organizations in addition to his devotion to the Beta Epsilon Chapter.

He starred in campus productions and served as vice president of the College of Arts and Science Student Council and vice president of Omicron Delta Kappa. In his final semester, he was named as part of Mizzou ’39 (recognizing the top 39 seniors on campus) and selected as a Pi Kapp Scholar. He continues his dedication to Mizzou as a lifetime member of the Alumni Association, also serving on the Arts and Science Alumni Organization Board. He also continues to serve the fraternity as a volunteer in a number of capacities, facilitating Mid Year Leadership Conference, Ladder of Risk and as a member education specialist. Professionally, Brian taught Spanish for two years for Teach For America in St. Louis and now works for their national headquarters in New York City on the finance and administration team. He is also a working

actor in the city, having appeared in a high-profile musical workshop within his first few months, as well as several other gigs.

 NICK KULIK Delta Sigma (Bowling Green)

During his time as an undergraduate at Bowling Green State University, Nick served as the historian, risk manager and Push America chairman. He also crewed on Journey of Hope (2007) and Gear Up Florida (2009). His ability to fundraise, problem solve and manage teams was clearly evident. Before the age of 25, he oversaw all of United Way’s operations for Wood County and sat on a number of public and nonprofit boards in the area due to his expertise.

The success that he brought to the United Way in Wood County earned him a promotion to a vice president role in a much larger county of Wisconsin last year where he managed Racine County to the largest annual campaign in its 91 year history. This spring he returned to his alma mater as a director of development in the office of advancement, overseeing major gift solicitations for University Libraries and Student Affairs.

 HENRY LAROSA Eta Pi (Coastal Carolina)

During his tenure at Coastal Carolina University, LaRosa was one of the most active members, not only in the fraternity, but also on campus. In Pi Kappa Phi, LaRosa served as vice

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archon, warden and Push America chairman. On campus, he was a resident assistant, CINO quest counselor, orientation leader, ecological representative, and was a top three finalist for the Ronald D. Lackey Award.

LaRosa has focused his career on environmental sustainability. Beginning his career as a solar salesmen and installer for Long Island Power Solutions, LaRosa has since started his own company, American Green Roof and Solar Technologies Corporation, which has obtained the NABCEP solar certification and Green Roof Professional Certification. In addition, he’s continued to give back to Push America as a Marine Corps Marathon participant, as well as volunteer and fundraiser for Wounded Warrior Project and Special Olympics.

“In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure.”

Bill Cosby

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 LANE LUCKIE Beta Omicron (Northwestern State)

Lane Luckie is an example of someone who has had both an outstanding career and a track record of dedication and impact as an alumnus at an early age. As an undergraduate, Lane served his chapter as chaplain and was a member of student government and homecoming court. By age 24, Lane had become the lead anchor for the primetime news at the highest-rated TV station in southeast Texas. He has since moved on to anchor the largest morning show in east Texas. His diversity as an anchor, reporter

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and producer has led to notoriety in his field. In 2005 and 2006, while in college at Northwestern State, he was voted “Best TV Journalist in the South” by the Southeast Journalism Conference.

Lane served as the founding chapter advisor for Iota Zeta (Stephen F. Austin) and currently serves as chapter advisor to Theta Pi (Texas-Tyler), chairman of Beta Omicron Alumni & Housing Board, and as a facilitator for Mid Year Leadership Conference, Ladder of Risk and ASTP. His efforts earned him the fraternity’s Facilitator of the Year award and resulted in Beta Omicron earning the Alumni Chapter of the Year award in 2013.

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GLENN MEANS III Delta Eta (Morehead State)

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”

Winston Churchill

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Means served his chapter in several officer positions, including archon. He was also active on campus in Student Government Association, Board of Regents and the Alumni Advisory Board.

In 2011, Glenn graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology, and went on to pursue a master’s in public administration. He was recently appointed by Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear to the Council for Postsecondary Education, and was awarded a fellowship with Health for America, working to mobilize youth in an effort to improve the health of communities by creating innovative technology solutions. He and his team were recognized

by Forbes in an article entitled “The Power of Youth: Using the Tech

Startup Mentality to Solve Healthcare Challenges,” and will be presenting research at a conference in Austin, Texas, as well as at Yale University and the International Conference on Health, Wellness and Society in Vancouver.

Glenn continues to remain active in his community to bring attention to equality challenges and remains actively engaged in politics to address future concerns on fairness laws and healthcare policy.

 JASON O’ROUKE Lambda (Georgia)

In his eight years since graduation, Jason O’Rouke has proven to be a rising star in the political arena.

Following graduation, O’Rouke moved to Atlanta to work for the Secretary of the Senate in the Georgia General Assembly as a legislative aide and going on to work for the Council for Quality Growth, a trade association he had interned with as an undergrad. Jason spent more than three years with CQG where he worked on transportation, environmental land use and infrastructure policy issues that affected the Metro-Atlanta real estate industry. Jason returned to the University of Georgia in 2010 to earn his master’s in public administration, serving as president of the UGA Graduate Student Association.

After completing his MPA, Jason returned to Atlanta and ran two statewide constitutional ballot campaigns in 2011, before beginning work as a legislative assistant for Congressman Doug Collins. As a House staffer, Jason staffed the

Oversight and Government Reform committee for Congressman Collins. He returned to Georgia in October 2013 to work as a political consultant and is currently managing a State School Superintendent campaign.

 RYAN PADGETT Sigma (South Carolina)

A 2007 graduate with a Bachelor of science in managemententrepreneurship, Padgett’s career in hospitality has been quickly successful. He started work with Fennell Holdings Inc., a Charleston hotel conglomerate upon graduation. He quickly rose to become the general manager at the Ansonborough Inn, located in historic Charleston in 2010. During his one year at the helm, the Ansonborugh Inn was awarded the prestigious Four Diamond award for the first time, and has received the same honor for four consecutive years.

His work earned him the role of project manager and general manager of a brand new Holiday Inn Express by the North Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, quickly being promoted to the general manager of his current property, the Holiday Inn-Charleston Airport & Convention Center. Outside of his work in hospitality, Padgett coaches youth basketball and is a member of the Greek social society AHEPA, the Charleston Area Hospitality Association (CAHA), and Pi Kappa Phi’s Alpha Chapter Alumni Board.

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 RYAN PERNICE Psi (Cornell)

Ryan Pernice was a refounding father of Psi Chapter, serving as warden his junior year. He was also involved on campus in Ye Hosts Academic Honorary Society, and was a Meinig Family Cornell National Scholar. In 2007, he received the Joseph Drown Special Prize for top graduate from the School of Hotel Administration. After working as a restaurant consultant for two years, he opened Maialino restaurant in NYC with Union Square Hospitality Group. In August 2011, he opened Table & Main in his hometown of Roswell, Ga. Since opening, Table & Main has been included in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Top 50 Restaurants twice, Atlanta Magazine’s A-List Restaurants, and Zagat Atlanta’s “ATL’s Hottest Tables.” In November 2013, he opened his second restaurant, Osteria Mattone, and has been recognized as Entrepreneur of the Year by Roswell, Ga. and Young Entrepreneur of the Year by Fulton County.

His experience has earned him spots on boards for Roswell’s Convention and Tourism Bureau and Kula Project, a private philanthropy that sponsors sustainable agricultural entrepreneurship in Africa.

 TYLER QUINN Theta Xi (Arizona State)

During his time as a founding father at Theta Xi, Tyler served

as standards board chairman and chaplain, among serving on various committees, and participated in Build America three times. Post graduation, Tyler served the national fraternity as a leadership consultant specializing in starting and servicing new chapters.

Upon returning to his hometown of Tempe, Ariz., in August 2010, Tyler served the Theta Xi Chapter as chaplain advisor, supported Iota Eta (Embry-Riddle) during their chartering, helped Theta Upsilon (Northern Arizona) double their chapter size, and facilitated Mid Year Leadership Conference.

Tyler also serves on the fraternity’s member education standing committee. He is now in Milwaukee attending Marquette University School of Dentistry, where he is in his third year.

Tyler attends school on a scholarship from the United States Navy where he will serve as a dental officer upon graduation.

While at Marquette, Tyler has served as the Ethics Chairman for the American Student Dental Association (ASDA).

In addition, Tyler is a founding member and treasurer of the Special Care Dentistry Association, which aims to serve the oral healthcare needs of people with disabilities.

 CARLOS RAMIREZ Theta Eta (American)

Carlos Ramirez has a bachelor of arts in political science from American University, where he was a founding

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father of the Theta Eta Chapter. After graduating from American, Carlos moved to Philadelphia to attend law school at Drexel University. While at Drexel, Carlos became house director, an advisor for Alpha Upsilon and served as Ladder of Risk facilitator. He is the senior trial counsel for the United States Army’s First Cavalry Division in Fort Hood, Texas. Prior to his current assignment, Carlos was the trial counsel and legal advisor for the United States Army Ordnance School.

Carlos has been on active duty with the army as a judge advocate since 2010.

In the summer of 2014, Carlos will assume duties as the chief of military justice for Combined Joint Task Force 1 in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Carlos also serves as a pro-bono legal advisor to victims of domestic violence, an advisor and mentor to young members of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps and a community volunteer for multiple sclerosis awareness groups.

“When you take risks you learn that there will be times when you succeed and there will be times when you fail, and both are equally important.”

Ellen DeGeneres

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 JOHN SIMMONS

Tyler Quinn

Theta Eta (American)

Dr. John Simmons is currently a fellow in cancer research at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, Md. He received his undergraduate degree with honors in biology from American University in 2006, and recently received his Ph.D., with distinction, in tumor biology from Georgetown University.

John was a founding father and founding chaplain of the Theta Eta Chapter at American University.

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“I knew at a young age, whether I was playing baseball or hockey or lacrosse, that my teammates were counting on me, whether it be to strike the last batter out in a baseball game or score a big goal in a hockey game.”

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He continues to serve as an alumni advisor for Theta Eta, and also volunteers as a facilitator for ASTP, Ladder of Risk and Mid Year Leadership Conference.

John is passionate about discovering and developing new therapies to treat various types of cancer, and as such, has active collaborations with other groups within the National Center for Advancing Translational Science, as well as several other institutions. John has received a Federal Technology Transfer award and numerous travel awards to present his work at national and international conferences from the NCI Center of Excellence in Integrative Cancer Biology and Genomics, the American Association of Cancer Research, the International Mammalian Genome Society, and the Keystone Future of Science Fund.

 GREG SMITH Tau (North Carolina State)

Greg Smith is an accomplished construction program and project management LEED certified professional that believes in effectively improving environments to ultimately advance communities and organizations. He has successfully led and completed over $40 million worth of federal, commercial and local government projects and supported projects totaling over $300 million.

Greg joined Brailsford & Dunlavey in 2013, overseeing design and construction of public

educational facilities on behalf of the DeKalb County Schools District.

In addition to a successful career, he founded the Ace Mentorship Program for Parsons in Washington, D.C., a program that mentors students interested in the fields of architecture, construction and engineering at a local high school and competes against other local schools on a project that awards students with scholarships. From his hard work, he was elected as the Parsons Early Career Program regional representative for the Washington, D.C. district.

Smith has also given back to Push America with his participation in Marine Corps Marathon and by founding of an annual softball tournament to raise funds for both Push America and Wounded Warrior Project.

 JOSH TANENBAUM Theta Zeta (George Washington)

Josh is an entrepreneur, a nonprofit/philanthropy consultant in business development and an activist for religio-cultural understanding and youth empowerment. He is the founder, president and CEO of Local Vibes LLC, a socially conscious independent artist & repertoire (A&R) company. Josh currently heads the Young Leadership Committee at the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding as the organization’s youth liaison, is a member of the Young Leadership Committee of American Israeli Cultural Foundation, and a Young

World Fellow of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award Foundation. He is also a junior board member of the Polonsky Foundation and is active with Nexus Youth Summit.

Josh was recognized by Musiker summer program for mediating an ethnic conflict at UCLA. He enjoys presenting on next generation philanthropic engagement, embracing and navigating family legacies, and empowering musicians to become advocates for causes for which they have a passion.

 JOSH TUTTEROW Delta (Furman)

During his time at Furman, Josh Tutterow served as chapter archon while majoring in computer science. When school was not in session, Josh devoted countless weekends and several of his summers to volunteering for Camp Spearhead, a residential summer camp in upstate South Carolina that caters specifically to children with disabilities. Since graduating in 2008, Josh has worked for Benefitfocus in Charleston, S.C., where he is currently a release manager, responsible for coordinating all deployments of new software. Although professionally successful, Josh hasn’t let it stand in his way of continuing to volunteer regularly to help people with disabilities. He volunteers with the City of Charleston Therapeutic Recreation Department as a coach for basketball, tennis, swimming, bocce and bowling, earning him the South Carolina Recreation and Park Association Volunteer of the Year

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Award. He is a regular volunteer with South Carolina Special Olympics in Charleston, coaching several sports including tennis and basketball. Last year, he was recognized

by South Carolina Special Olympics as the Adult Volunteer of the Year.

 WAYNE UNGER Theta Xi (Arizona State)

Wayne Unger initiated into the Theta Xi Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi in the fall of 2009. During his time as an undergraduate member he served both as standards board chairman and archon.

Under his leadership, Pi Kappa Phi at Arizona State had record-breaking fundraising for Push America and was awarded the top three honors any undergraduate fraternity chapter can receive– Arizona State’s Fraternity of the Year Award, Pi Kappa Phi’s Kroeg Award and the NorthAmerican Interfraternity Conference’s Chapter Award of Distinction. After graduating with honors in the Business Supply Chain Management program, Wayne went on to work for Cisco Systems in San Jose, Calif., where he is the chief of staff for Supply Chain Risk Management, Sustainability and Compliance. In San Jose, Wayne immediately continued his service to the fraternity by becoming a Ladder of Risk facilitator

and the chartering chapter advisor for the Iota Sigma Chapter at San Jose State.

 BLAKE ZANARDI

 JOHN VISCONI Theta Nu (Delaware)

He was initiated as the founding vice archon of the Theta Nu Chapter in 2007, completing Journey of Hope that same year.

After graduating, he was admitted to law school at Rutgers University.

While in law school, John began volunteering as Push America advisor for Theta Nu Chapter, chapter advisor for Zeta Kappa (Richard Stockton) and facilitating Mid Year Leadership Conference, ASTP and Ladder of Risk.

After earning his J.D. in 2010, John went on to become an attorney, but his service to the fraternity continued even with this demanding job. In addition to completing the Marine Corps Marathon as part of the 2010 Push America Challenge team, John served as chapter advisor for Epsilon Theta (Seton Hall) and later become regional governor for Greater NYC. The region grew from three active chapters to six with new chapters at Iona, Rutgers and Quinnipiac, in part due to his assistance. His extensive body of work at such a young age while balancing a successful career as an attorney illustrates exemplary dedication and leadership.

Kappa (UNC – Chapel Hill)

Blake joined Pi Kappa Phi as one of the refounding fathers of Kappa Chapter at UNCChapel Hill, serving as secretary and house manager. Determined to raise the bar for the Greek community at UNC, Blake established one of the university’s largest Greek-run nonprofit initiatives: Heels4Hope—a week-long series of events dedicated to raising money and awareness for Push America, the Arc of Orange County, UNC Lineberger and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospitals.

The Heels4Hope’s 5K Challenge became an annual tradition raising over $60,000, earning him Chapel Hill’s “Hometown Hero” award at the end of his senior year. Upon graduation, Blake moved to Madrid, Spain, where he served as an American language and cultural ambassador to the Spanish Ministry of Education.

Blake also accepted a position working as the executive office assistant and protocol liaison to the U.S. Ambassador.

Since returning home, Blake has established his own clothing line—Blake Ashland & Co. Today, Blake works tirelessly to launch his own collection of bowties, neckties and pocket squares. 

“And will you succeed? Yes indeed, yes indeed! Ninety-eight and three-quarters percent guaranteed!”

Dr. Seuss

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PUSH AMERICA CHALLENGE

A JOURNEY: one

step at a time

BY KYLE THOMA S

THE SAME WAY A LIBRARY is full of books, each

providing an imaginative moment in time, the world is full of people moving through the chapters of life creating their own story. Every day is a step closer to the conclusion, and every turn of events reminds us that we only have so much control over those stories.

Our inability to edit the narrative secures that our first draft is our last and every story ends with one edition. As we reflect on the plot twists that changed the course of our lives, there are critical moments in time when we must embrace and harness the uncontrollable to affect positive change in our lives, and those around us.

At eight-years-old, Max Conserva, Gamma (UC - Berkeley), was enjoying the warm summer sun on his bicycle in the quiet neighborhood of Simi Valley, Calif., when his story would change forever.

Facing west at a green light, Max rolled down the curb into the crosswalk. A semitruck, facing north, made a right turn at his red light not seeing the small obstacle of a boy on his bike. Max was thrown off his bike and found himself caught between the truck and the asphalt in a split second.

“Fortunately, before too long, some bystanders at the intersection who witnessed the accident ran out in front of the truck to force it to a stop. The driver was still oblivious to what had happened.

Finally stopped, with people gathered, the truck was ordered to reverse. The truck rolled back, leaving what remained laying on the asphalt in the center of the lane. With my bike still in my right hand, I stood up, then fell back to the pavement. The rest of my life began,” Max recalls.

His leg brutally injured, Max faced an exhausting and extensive recovery, aspects of which are forever ongoing.

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“I was caught underneath the truck and drug on my side against the asphalt for a sufficient distance resulting in severe skeletal, muscular and nerve damage to the lateral side of my right leg,” explains Max—now 33. “Between then and now, a lot of time has passed and a lot of work has been done. To put it simply, what I am left with is a leg missing a lot of important parts. I am missing many significant chunks of bone from my femur and tibia that are generally responsible for keeping one’s leg from collapsing in on itself. My leg is constantly attempting to buckle in ways that turn the stomach—forcing me to wear a four-pound, full leg brace comprised of polypropylene, carbon fiber and hardened steel.”

All of the damage to Max’s leg also had significant impacts on his growth plates.

Because the accident occurred early in his youth, Max’s “coming of age” was difficult in that one leg always seemed to lag behind in growth and development.

Max’s right leg is now about an inch and half shorter with 30% less girth and a four-and-a-half size difference in shoes.

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Adding to all of the obstacles and their incomprehensible nature, research of Max’s injury—and subsequent disability—has not realized the same progression as that of similar industries. Solutions for limb salvage have lagged behind prosthetics, primarily due to the unique nature of each case. In prosthetics, if in an individual has lost a limb with no other complicating damage, the injury is largely uniform with others who have lost limbs.

There is a common starting point from which to develop a solution. The remainder of limb salvage represents the long tail of possibilities of injury combinations to the various muscular, skeletal, nerve, soft tissue and growth systems of the limb, none of which are individually common enough to demand dedicated research.

The results are quasi-solutions that work sufficiently for all, but great for no one that is looking to push edge of performance.

Despite the injury, the countless surgeries to salvage his limb and all of the effects listed, Max was, and is, determined to live a healthy and active life; a life not defined by his physical limitations, but by his mental capacity to overcome and succeed.

Max went on to attend the University of California – Berkeley and became a member of Pi Kappa Phi— not because of a personal empathy with the mission of Push America, but because of the “normal” components of fraternity life.

“During college, my connection to philanthropy and Push America was probably typical of the average Pi Kapp. I was aware of the organization and active to the extent to which the chapter at large was involved. I participated in the standard fundraising events and supported the Journey of Hope riders. To me it was simply another responsibility

of being a member of the fraternity. There was no particular draw or inspiration to involve myself further. I’m a Pi Kapp. Pi Kapps contribute to Push America. So, I contributed to Push America.

No more, no less.”

Nearly ten years removed from his collegiate experience, Max’s professional career was at a point that enabled him to begin exploring the foundations of his life and the progress with his own disability. Recognizing the limitations facing the medical field with respect to his injury, Max’s mind began conceptualizing the feasibility of taking matters into his own hands and working towards solutions vastly improving his own comfort and mobility.

In a fortuitous matter of coincidence, Max rediscovered Push America in 2013 at the No Barriers Summit in Telluride, Colo.

“A fellow Gamma alumnus was planning on attending the conference in a volunteer role with Push America Challenge.

Knowing my personal goals, he invited me to join. I accepted based on the narrow idea that I may meet some engineers in the field that could contribute to my projects. Upon arriving I was blown away by what I experienced. The conference connected with me on every level—as a solutions developer, a participant and as a volunteer. In the most natural way imaginable my mindset of ‘What can I take from experience?’ quickly gave way to ‘What can I contribute to this conversation?’ I was confronted with a community where I felt compelled to participate.”

A year prior to attending No Barriers marked the beginning of Max’s journey to take his condition in his own hands.

“I became determined to revisit every avenue that could lead to a more functional life. For surgical options, I paid a visit to the

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best orthopedic surgeons in California. For physical rehab, I consulted with physical therapists at UCSF and, for a new perspective, became involved with San Francisco Crossfit. For orthotics, I began to design and prototype my own ideas. If an improvement seemed feasible, I was going to give it a shot.”

the full context of life. Going forward Max would like to use his site as a platform to communicate a journey that may be shared by other likeminded individuals—both professionals interested in partnering for a common goal and other individuals fighting a similar battle that can learn something from his path.

Upon arriving at No Barriers with Push America and seeing so many enabled athletes put themselves out there, a desire to take his own risks began to build. Throughout his life, Max had committed a great deal of effort to concealing his disability from anyone beyond a few medical professionals.

“At this point I don’t ultimately know where the project will lead me, but that daily exercise of exposing my struggles has already made a significant positive impact on my life. My experience with No Barriers and Push America Challenge has forever altered philanthropy’s place in my life. I have been opened to the opportunity of being an active member in a deserving community of individuals and organizations. Now, a year later, I am gearing up for my first ever Push America fundraising event. This time around, I participate not out of obligation, but a genuine desire to simply be involved.” 

“Hiding my disability not only prevented others from understanding and helping, but also kept me from really examining my own disability in the full context of my life. I realized that if I was going to find individuals to help in my own journey, I would need to open up as well.”

Goodleg.org originally started as a simple idea for a site to contain Max’s medical records, but his experience with No Barriers ignited a transition into a public exploration of his disability in

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LIVING OUR VALUES

Walking the stage offers more than a degree NOTHING WOULD STOP senior Emily Rose Hernandez from walking across the stage when she graduated from UNT in May, not even being paralyzed from the waist down.

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During her commute to UNT in August 2009, one of the wheels on Hernandez’s truck came off, causing her to drive off an overpass. She broke her neck, shoulder, wrist and ribs, and her lungs collapsed twice.

Her brain hemorrhaged and her spinal cord was injured, leaving her legs paralyzed.

“After my wreck I was determined to get my life back on track ASAP,” says Hernandez. “I re-enrolled at the College of Visual Arts and Design at UNT the following August.”

Her journey Hernandez decided, not only that she wanted to earn her degrees and graduate, but that she wanted to be able to walk across the stage during the ceremony.

After several years of rehabilitation, she was ready to see that dream come true— but it would take the aid of costly braces.

The braces Hernandez needed would allow her legs to support her again and, ultimately, to walk.

“I have been putting my entire heart and mind into earning both of my degrees within a four-year time period and achieving what I’ve been working so hard for since my wreck: walking across that stage,” Hernandez says. “Walking across the stage will be a gift to myself for my hard work.”

When she found out the braces would cost thousands of dollars, she realized she would need help. Hernandez began fundraising through a crowdfunding website and had raised more than $3,500.

Community support When Gamma Tau Chapter archon Taylor Lindholm heard about Hernandez’s goal, he knew this could be a great opportunity for the fraternity to reach out to a fellow student.

“Originally Emily went to the Office of Disability Accommodation for help and they referred her to our advisor, Jaime Blanton, who then reached out to the

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brothers with Emily’s story,” Lindholm says.

“We immediately wanted to get involved.”

Thanks in part to the UNT chapter’s philanthropic efforts and community service, the chapter has been recognized

by UNT’s Office of Greek Life as Chapter of the Year for the past two years.

“Helping others is a core value of our organization,” Blanton says. “We focus our efforts on helping people with disabilities to ensure that they are recognized for their abilities. In this case, what we are doing is helping the community recognize that Emily’s dream of walking across the stage at graduation is about having an equal college experience. It’s about making her dream a reality.”

The Pi Kappa Phi chapter held several fundraisers around campus including a bike-a-thon and an Empathy Dinner for Emily’s cause. For the bike-a-thon, members of the fraternity rode stationary bikes on campus for 72 hours to raise awareness of Hernandez’s disability.

“Emily came by each day of the bikea-thon,” Lindholm says. “She has the most upbeat personality and is the most engaging person I have ever met. It was truly life-changing to see her open up her heart to all the people who walked by during the bike-a-thon.”

Exceeding expectations Despite all the obstacles she had to overcome, Hernandez walked at graduation by using her torso to displace her weight and propel her forward.

However, her journey is far from complete.

After graduation, the braces will likely be modified into a reciprocating gait orthosis (RGO) that she can use to walk more normally, one leg at a time. This transition will occur once she masters walking with her current braces.

Additionally, the aspiring art teacher is hoping for a specially-adapted vehicle so she can drive to work.

In all, UNT’s Pi Kappa Phi members raised more than $3,000 in their efforts to support Hernandez and students like her. They hope to assist with any needed expenses for the RGO, the car or the vehicle adaptations.

The ultimate goal, says Lindholm, is to help Hernandez achieve her dreams.

“Walking across the stage isn’t just about me anymore,” Hernandez says.

“It’s about all of the people who have supported me on my journey.”  (article courtesy of University of North Texas)

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ANNUAL REPORT PI KAPPA PHI FOUNDATION

The Pi Kappa Phi commitment to leadership development dates back to 1959, when the first Pi Kapp College was held at Burnt Gin Camp, a recreational camp north of Charleston, SC. Today, as part of the educational curriculum, Pi Kapp College participants make an annual trip to Charleston to learn about Pi Kapp history.

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT DEAR BROTHERS AND FRIENDS: As chairman, it is my pleasure to share with you information about your foundation’s performance for the year ending December 31, 2013.

I write to you with mixed emotions. While our achievements from last year are very positive—we’ve made marked and measurable gains in important areas of operation—this is also my last column to you as your chairman. It has been an honor to serve and I can assure you that the men following me are talented, ready and more than capable.

We have a very special, indeed uncommon, fraternity. As I travel the country on foundationrelated business, I am reminded of this each time I speak with our student leaders and alumni donors.

When I hear their stories of what Pi Kappa Phi has meant to them, I am reminded of my own experiences at Omicron Chapter (Alabama) and humbled to bear witness to their personal, deep and abiding connection to Pi Kappa Phi. Board of Trustees Chairman R. Nathan Hightower Omicron (Alabama)

Vice Chairman John R. Andrews

Delta Delta (Truman State)

Secretary/Treasurer Barry L. Howell Gamma Upsilon (Oklahoma Sate)

Trustees: Robert F. Berry

Sigma (South Carolina)

Thomas H. Coley

Beta Eta (Florida State)

Kenneth J. Forti

Sigma (South Carolina)

James F. House

Alpha Eta (Samford)

Tracy Maddux

National Council Liaison Zeta Theta (Texas)

Robert J. Paterno

Alpha Epsilon (Florida)

Lance A. Talmage Beta Iota (Toledo)

Dudley F. Woody

National President Xi (Roanoke)

In the pages that follow, you will see that the foundation had a very good year. Here are just a few points to consider. Our annual fund continues to ride a favorable trend line, up from $182,300 in 2011 to over $227,000 last year. This is an all-time high and represents a 25% increase within that time frame. Our 2013 efforts exceeded our budgeted revenue goal by 8% while saving nearly $10,000 on expenses. We believe these gains have come largely as a result of more effective communication and intentional outreach on the part of staff and volunteers while keeping a closer eye on how we’re spending our dollars.

While raising money is certainly an important part of our mission, being thoughtful stewards of the gifts we have received is equally critical if we are to fulfill our mission and keep trust with our donors. Our investment committee carefully deploys our assets into the market following conservative investment guidelines approved by the board of trustees. In 2013, our endowment posted a 14.63% return for the year. While last year’s equity markets rose to record heights, I was reminded by the sage advice given to me by one of my predecessors when he said, “that in general, it is better for foundations to mitigate the downside and be risk balanced, even if it means underperforming in an up market.”

Your foundation granted $206,488 to the fraternity through the annual grant for educational programming, scholarships and other distributions made to both chapters and individuals. It is important to note that $28,211 constituted special “one time” grants as the board of trustees approved a special distribution from several temporarily restricted funds that had remained inactive for many years.

While my report this year is very positive, I would be naïve to believe that there were no areas for improvement. We have noted, and recent attitudinal studies completed by the fraternity confirmed, that Pi Kappa Phi does a poor job maintaining contact with recent graduates. The foundation is no exception. The participation of our young alumni (men in the 22–29 age range) is poor despite many brothers indicating through surveys how important their fraternity experience was to their undergraduate career. We are also acutely aware of how crowded the charitable space has become. With over 961,000 registered public charities, many of whom perform valuable and important work in our donors’ communities, we must continue to tell our story in ever compelling and approachable ways for our current and future donors through improved technology and alumni directed programs and events.1 If you made a contribution to your foundation last year, we thank you for your gift. If were not a donor last year, what are you waiting for? Pi Kappa Phi is in a unique position to impact the lives of young men; men who are now bound with us in a common loyalty to each other and to Pi Kappa Phi. Your fraternity takes a backseat to no other fraternal organization and continues to lead the fraternity world in excellence through growth, service and commitment to building better men.

Your foundation needs more fuel to drive its engine of success, and that is where you can make an immediate impact.

So, if you are already a donor, I ask you to consider increasing your gift. If you have not yet given, join us now in advancing our cause.

I welcome your thoughts and comments and can be reached at nhightower@amerilife.com.

R. Nathan Hightower Chairman

1. Information provided by the National Center for Charitable Statistics (NCCS).

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Listed here are those who made the largest contributions during 2013.

Members and friends of the fraternity listed here have achieved a giving level of Order of the Bell or higher over their lifetime.

$10,000 - $19,999

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Frank Lewis Lane, Lambda (Georgia)   Michael Lawrence Sullivan, Alpha Epsilon (Florida)  Frank Megran Parrish III, Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Robert Anderson Lane, Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Alan Wayne Wendorf, Alpha Phi (Illinois Tech) 

Alpha Alpha (Mercer) Robert Lee Bennett Sr. Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Kelley Arnold Bergstrom Alpha Xi Housing Corporation

$5,000 - $9,999 Robert Bruce Newman, Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Allen Oat Woody III, Xi (Roanoke) Gordon Barnes Wright, Alpha Tau (Rensselaer) Todd James Dipaola, Gamma (Berkeley)  James Clinton Turk, Xi (Roanoke) R. Nathan Hightower, Omicron (Alabama) Martin Edward Perkins, Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Cory Michael Dean, Gamma (Berkeley) Chad Vallentine Powell, Lambda (Georgia) Bruce Layton Rogers, Chi (Stetson) Robert Barclay Timberlake, Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Robert Allen Handelman, Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) John M Casper, Alpha Upsilon (Drexel) Robert John Paterno, Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Lance Allen Talmage, Beta Iota (Toledo) Jason Kirk Dodd, Delta Omega (Texas A&M)

$2,500 - $4,999 Michael P. Hill, Alpha Epsilon (Florida)  Eric James Almquist, Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Kenneth Joseph Forti, Sigma (South Carolina) James Patrick O’donnell, Alpha Epsilon (Florida) A.J. Lonnie Strickland III, Omicron (Alabama) Frank Thomas Wrenn III, Mu (Duke) Paul Howard Davis, Beta Delta (Drake) John Richard Andrews, Delta Delta (Truman State) John Charles Nix Jr., Eta (Emory) Kelley Arnold Bergstrom, Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) David Scott Shook III, Alpha Psi (Indiana) Charles Stewart Smith, Omega (Purdue)  Barry Lynn Howell, Gamma Upsilon (Oklahoma State) Timothy Allen Martins, Epsilon Alpha (Elon)  William Furling III, Epsilon Mu (Bradley) John Ray Bradford III, Zeta Alpha (Clemson)

Supreme Circle Beta Omicron (Northwestern State) David Dwight Morgan Sr. Iota (Georgia Tech) Parker H. “Pete” Petit

Founders Circle Xi (Roanoke) James Clinton Turk Allen Oat Woody III Omicron (Alabama) Harry Edwin Caldwell Jr. Chi (Stetson) Bruce Layton Rogers Psi (Drake) John Stuart Kirk Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Eldred John Harman Robert Anderson Lane Frank Megran Parrish III Alpha Eta (Samford) James Laurence Daley Alpha Iota (Auburn) J. Ernest Johnson Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Peter Clairmonte Barr Ben Hill Griffin Jr. Friends of the Fraternity Estate of Frank Havard

Order of the Rose Alpha Upsilon (Drexel) John M Casper Kappa (UNC - Chapel Hill) Otis Roberts McCollum Omega (Purdue) David Girdon Lane Gamma Upsilon (Oklahoma State) Barry Lynn Howell Beta Alpha (NJIT) Stephen P. Depalma Xi (Roanoke)

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Leading Donors Lifetime Leading Donors

Dudley Foster Woody Beta Kappa (Georgia State) Kenneth John Cribbs Delta Omega (Texas A&M) Jason Kirk Dodd 

Order of the Bell Omicron (Alabama) R. Nathan Hightower Delta Delta (Truman State) John Richard Andrews Gamma Delta (Memphis) Thomas Lee Carter  Omicron (Alabama) A.J. Lonnie Strickland III Upsilon (Illinois) Richard Fred Bangert Alpha Epsilon (Miami) Robert John Paterno Alpha Psi (Indiana) Phillip Max Summers  Alpha Tau (RIT) Gordon Barnes Wright Kappa (UNC - Chapel Hill) William Stuart Hicks Sigma (South Carolina) Jerry Thomas Brewer Psi (Cornell) Robert John Wilcox Beta Alpha (NJIT) James A. Krucher Delta Psi (Texas - Arlington) Mark Franklin Jacobs Lambda (Georgia) Frank Lewis Lane   Xi (Roanoke) Durward Warren Owen Alpha Epsilon (Florida State) Jeff Wahlen Alpha Eta (Alabama) James Franklin House Iota (Georgia Tech) Charles Read Simons Tau (NC State) Robert Clyde Cline   Friends of the Fraternity Toccoa W. Switzer Foundation

Lifetime Giving Clubs Star & Lamp Society $500,000+ Supreme Circle $250,000 - $499,999 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 Foundation Club $5,000 - $9,999 Lamplighter’s Club $2,500 - $4,999 Executive Director’s Club $1,000 - $2,499 Gold Star Club $500 - $999 Chevron Club $250 - $499 Crossed Swords Club $1 - $249

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT “One of the reasons I have chosen to give my time and resources to the fraternity has been to honor that which has brought so many blessings into my life. I consider it a privilege to help build scholars and leaders for our fraternity and our nation. That is what Pi Kappa Phi does so well.”

Brian Baber, Beta Eta (Florida State)

Chapters Leading in Member Donations

Financial Summary

BETA ETA ALPHA EPSILON XI ALPHA OMICRON OMEGA ALPHA PHI ALPHA UPSILON KAPPA

Revenues Pi Kappa Phi Leadership Fund ($312,440) Estate Gifts ($16,171) Restricted Gifts ($140,701) Other Restricted Gifts ($493,989)

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Educational Grants Education & Leadership Development Grants ($105,200) CIF Grants ($69,871)

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Scholarships ($31,418)

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Honorary & Memorial Gifts The following members and friends made a gift in memory or in honor of a brother or loved one in 2013.

Honorary Gifts

In honor of Keith Allyn Ackerman Keith L. Ackerman In honor of Willard Burch Apple James Lee Thompson In honor of Brian Christopher Baber Thomas Hayes Atwood In honor of Steve Ball Gilmer Tucker Simmons In honor of Clint Michael Carlisle Gabriel Armando Villanueva In honor of John Grant Clifford Carrie G. Clifford In honor of Alfred Franklin Cole James Lee Thompson In honor of Chad Allen Coltrane Thomas Hayes Atwood In honor of Jonathan D. Conde Gabriel Armando Villanueva In honor of Austin McKay Dean Christina Arney In honor of Keenan Lee Dollar Ryan Michael Lugabihl In honor of Andrew Charles Erickson Erik David Granstrom In honor of Stephen James Evans John Alban Greaves Jr. In honor of Kyle T. Feehan Anthony Francis Cicali III In honor of Dr. J. Patrick Figley Thomas Brandon Sullivan In honor of Daniel Burch Flournoy, Jr. Lua Reeford Blankenship Jr. In honor of Achal Goswami Juan Manuel Serrano In honor of Trae Michael Hestness Ryan Michael Lugabihl In honor of Dr. Kenneth Ray Hook Jeremy Galvin In honor of Matthew Eric Hunt Thomas Hayes Atwood In honor of Scott David Leighty Richard Poe In honor of Michael Scott Loy Thomas Hayes Atwood Scott Campbell Middlebrooks In honor of Ryan Michael Lugabihl Carrie G. Clifford In honor of James Calvin Majure Robert Frost Riley III In honor of James Philip Maloney Ryan Michael Lugabihl In honor of Rufus Abner May, Jr. Barry Carroll Young In honor of Charles Bradley Middleton Ryan Michael Lugabihl

In honor of Durward Warren Owen Paul Edward Parker L. Andrew Westbrook III In honor of William Casper Schiffelbein Gabriel Armando Villanueva In honor of Benjamin Schuler Debra Ollom In honor of John-Frazier Strickland Ryan Michael Lugabihl Gabriel Armando Villanueva In honor of T.J. Sullivan Richard Edward Yoegel In honor of Bobby Joe Townes James G. Mattos In honor of Ronald William Turner, Jr. Nicholas Alexander Weir In honor of Eric Sinclair Wahlen Thomas Hayes Atwood In honor of Allen Oat Woody, III Thomas Hayes Atwood

Memorial Gifts

In memory of Jason McDuffie Amick Robert Don Amick In memory of Kristen St. Clair Baker Katie Baker In memory of Melba Bayne James Manuel Bayne In memory of Chad Michael Beaty Rondal Clay Johnson In memory of Sue Bollinger Bennett Curtis Jones Bennett Jr. In memory of Eugene N. Bose The Bose Family In memory of Kurt Craig Clack Jeffery Steven Deitz In memory of Randall Lee Clark David Harold Jaffee In memory of Robert Clyde Cline Carolyn Cline In memory of Thomas Watson Dalton, Jr. Charles Edward Mitchell In memory of Stephen Minot Deftos Linda H. Deftos In memory of George S. DeLay Mary B. DeLay In memory of Matthew Richard Ernst The Ernst Family In memory of Janice O. Figley David E. Mullen James Garrison Pritchett Jr. In memory of Betty G. Fitzgerald Thomas Michael Fitzgerald In memory of Ellis Dean Flinn Paul Howard Gilman

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In memory of James Page Gracy, Sr. Robert & Ann Gracy In memory of James Paul Hahn Donald Lee Johnson In memory of Ray Douglas Hartwell Thomas Hayes Atwood Vern J. Cleva Andrew Hunter Hartwell Tommy K. Hartwell Rita and John McClure Thomas Burt Peterson Gail L. Polosky Jenna Spurrier Todd Stock In memory of Benjamin Alexander Kozuch Spencer Kyle Haworth In memory of Ronald Clay Ledford, Jr. Collan Alexander Neal In memory of Griffin McCarthy Eric James Almquist William C. Benton Christian F. Binnig John Charles Brockmann Ajay J. Desai Cary D. Schulz Christopher Allen Wall Herb and Lisa Wamboldt In memory of Mark Montgomery McCloy Michael Anthony Lee Jr. In memory of Richard Benson Moore David McCullough Thorne In memory of Walter Herbert Moore James Lee Thompson In memory of Andrew J. Offutt Spencer Earl Harper Jr. In memory of Joseph Woodson Oglesby, Jr. Spencer Earl Harper Jr. In memory of Errol Richardson Spencer Earl Harper Jr. In memory of John Joseph Ribar, Jr. James Garrison Pritchett Jr. In memory of Ernest Saunders Barry Alan Saunders In memory of Victor Sam Spoto Mary L. Spoto In memory of Dr. Phillip Max Summers Thomas Hayes Atwood David Calzaretta Lori Hart Patrick John Kuhnle Jeffrey L. Mason Vincent Joseph Thompson III In memory of John Lockerbie Weaver The Weaver Family In memory of Albert Park Weisbach Spencer Earl Harper Jr. In memory of Ralph Carroll Wooton Spencer Earl Harper Jr.

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Alpha (College of Charleston) David Harold Jaffee Daniel Bradford Barry Richard Burke Voorneveld Jason Andrew Schall Gamma (Berkeley) Robert L. Whelan Zeta (Wofford) Jesse Carlton Crimm Kappa (UNC - Chapel Hill) William Stuart Hicks Lambda (Georgia) Thomas Philip Tappy James L. Lester David Ernest Tidmore Xi (Roanoke) James Clinton Turk Durward Warren Owen Edward Joseph Bennett Edward Lyons Corson II Allen Oat Woody III Dudley Foster Woody Reginald Whitten Gravely Jr. Omicron (Alabama) George Kyser Greene A.J. Lonnie Strickland III Travis Porter Julian Robert Nathan Hightower Rho (Washington & Lee) Richard Gardiner Anderson Sigma (South Carolina) James Andrew Quinn II Upsilon (Illinois) J. Gunnar Schalin Phillip Stiles Whipple Michael A. Lowery Chi (Stetson) Bruce Layton Rogers Psi (Cornell) Richard Samuel Shull Omega (Purdue) David Lee Johnson David Girdon Lane Alpha Alpha (Mercer) Jamey Rickey Porter Alpha Gamma (Oklahoma) Jay Kevin Morris Alpha Delta (Washington) Stanley Joseph Gratis Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Mark Edward Timmes Albert Eben Luer Michael Leo O’Donnell Alpha Zeta (Oregon State) David Hill Vawter

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Alpha Eta (Samford) Gerald W. Matthews George Winfield Pardee Jr. Alpha Iota (Auburn) Bogart Scott Reed Charles Sanford Blackledge Jr. Alpha Kappa (Michigan) Mark Edward Perrin Alpha Mu (Penn State) Kevin Keith Murphy Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Kelley Arnold Bergstrom Jeremy Galvin Frank Megran Parrish III Alpha Sigma (Tennessee) Michael Dillard Mynatt Alpha Upsilon (Drexel) Richard Nevin Mensch Alpha Phi (Illinois Inst. of Tech.)

Bryan David Schott Alpha Psi (Indiana) T.J. Sullivan Alpha Omega (Oregon) Dade Macdonald Wright Beta Alpha (NJIT) Stephen P. DePalma James A. Krucher Louis Robert Miceli Beta Beta (Florida Southern) Theodore A. Scharfenstein Robert Maxwell Weitzner William Jeffrey Wallace Beta Gamma (Louisville) Ronald E. Krebs Beta Eta (Florida State) Christopher David New Jonathan E. Stevens Beta Kappa (Georgia State) John Bryan Whitley Kenneth John Cribbs Beta Nu (Houston) Andrae Lamont Turner Beta Xi (Central Michigan) Jeffrey Dean Brasie Beta Omicron (Northwestern State) Douglas E. Barnett Beta Upsilon (Virginia) Walter Hugh Brinkman George Fitzhugh Shipp Glenn Albert Dickson Beta Phi (East Carolina) Douglas Lee Littiken Gamma Alpha (West Alabama) Roger Lee Reed

Gamma Gamma (Troy) Christopher Carl Nelson Gamma Kappa (Georgia Southern) Perry W. Buffington Andrew Glenn Aspinwall Patrick Oren Manning Gamma Nu (LaGrange) Ronald James Devalinger Gamma Xi (Georgia Southwestern) William Lee Finney Benjamin Gabriel Croxton Gamma Omega (Montaveloo) R. Jeffery McGhee Delta Alpha (Virginia Tech) Jonathan Argyle Barney Delta Delta (Truman State) John Richard Andrews Delta Epsilon (Jacksonville State) Clyde J. McSpadden Delta Zeta (Appalachian State) Arthur John Quickenton Delta Iota (Middle Tennessee) James Scott Davidson James Calvin Majure Delta Lambda (UNC - Charlotte) William Clarence Jackson Jr. Matthew Steven Brown Michael Jason Grass Delta Sigma (Bowling Green) Craig Lee Anderson Kenneth N. Kaiser John Patrick Babel Delta Tau (James Madison) Earle Morse Copp III Delta Chi (Kansas State) J. Timothy Lindemuth Delta Psi (Texas - Arlington) Mark Franklin Jacobs Epsilon Iota (UNC - Greensboro) Steven Talmadge Kirkman Epsilon Kappa (Southern Poly) James Alexander Ransom Epsilon Psi (Slippery Rock) Matthew Philip Stuart Epsilon Omega (Texas Tech) Timothy Edward Haen Benjamin Scott Shae Zeta Alpha (Clemson) Jacob Lawton Carter III Zeta Epsilon (George Mason) Alan Patrick Duesterhaus James Halleck Perkins Jr. Zeta Kappa (Richard Stockton) Franco Felice Catania

Zeta Lambda (Chico State) Arden Thorvald Anderson II Zeta Xi (Averett) Peter Allen Blum Jr. Zeta Upsilon (Bloomsburg) Paul Willey Hadzor III Eta Delta (Kennesaw State) James Eric Jeffares Eta Omicron (San Francisco State) Eric Charles Hammer Eta Chi (Texas Christian) Marcus Mathew Kain Theta Alpha (Southern Mississippi) John Edward Bezou Jr. John William Langley Theta Gamma (SUNY Buffalo) Paul Edward Parker Theta Delta (Florida International) Alain David Sanchez Christopher Brett Chong Theta Eta (American) Carlos Santiago Ramirez Theta Xi (Arizona State) Wayne Royce Unger

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The Nu Phi Society Members of the Nu Phi Society make an annual gift based on 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, been inducted into the Pi Kappa Phi Hall of Fame or named Mr. Pi Kappa Phi.

C. Mitchell Adrian, Beta Mu Joseph L. Alexander, Gamma Alpha Eric James Almquist, Alpha Omicron Richard Gardiner Anderson, Rho John Alexander Andrews, Alpha Omicron John Richard Andrews, Delta Delta Andrew Glenn Aspinwall, Gamma Kappa Thomas Hayes Atwood, Beta Eta Richard Francis Baker Jr., Delta Beta Richard Francis Baker III, Tau Charles Jay Barnard, Delta Delta Brian Joseph Barnett, Eta Delta David Wiley Belcher Jr., Epsilon Epsilon Kelley Arnold Bergstrom, Alpha Omicron Richard Bryan Bonner, Gamma Alpha Daniel James Bosshart, Gamma Joseph A. Brady III, Epsilon Omicron Wesley Long Breeden, Beta Omicron John Walker Brewer, Epsilon Lambda Jerry Thomas Brewer, Sigma Mark O’Neill Bundy, Zeta Thomas Lee Carter, Gamma Delta Robert Albert Cione, Beta Delta Chad Allen Coltrane, Epsilon Iota David James Conn, Epsilon Psi David Torrence Corey, Alpha Eta Edward Lyons Corson II, Xi Michael Vincent Cowan, Iota James Scott Davidson, Delta Iota Cory Michael Davis, Epsilon Omega Michael Tommey Dean, Alpha Gamma David Richard Demarco, Beta Kappa Stephen P. Depalma, Beta Alpha Glenn Albert Dickson, Beta Upsilon David Michael Donathan, Epsilon Epsilon Peter Logan Dudley, Epsilon Omega Alan Patrick Duesterhaus, Zeta Epsilon James Daniel Dukes Jr., Eta Pi Andrew Gregory Elam II, Beta Jeffrey Lawrence Esola, Gamma Nu Robert Donald Evans, Eta Delta Max Allen Fawley, Alpha Psi J. Patrick Figley, Chi William Scott Finney, Alpha Iota William Lee Finney, Gamma Xi Kenneth Joseph Forti, Sigma Ralph Shell Foster Jr., Alpha Iota Jeremy Galvin, Alpha Omicron Matthew Edward Garono, Eta Phi Scott Christopher Gasparini, Zeta Alpha Gabriel L. Gehret, Chi Trent Royal Gilbert, Epsilon Alpha Nathanael Paul Gombis, Alpha Phi Patrick Guerra, Beta Alpha Marvin Spencer Hackney, Kappa Ira Timothy Hancock, Alpha Epsilon Michael Scott Hartman, Eta Gamma Andrew Hunter Hartwell, Epsilon Psi Bret Heidemann, Eta Gamma Jake Craig Henderson, Beta Theta

William Stuart Hicks, Kappa R. Nathan Hightower, Omicron David Lee Hohnadel, Epsilon Upsilon Richard Thomas Hollis, Eta Delta Irvin Phillip Howard III, Delta Delta Matthew Eric Hunt, Alpha Phi William Carroll Jackson Jr., Delta Lambda Seth Campbell Jackson, Gamma Alpha Billy L. Jacobs, Delta Psi Mark Franklin Jacobs, Delta Psi Benjamin Wade Johns, Eta Chi J. Ernest Johnson, Alpha Iota Travis Porter Julian, Omicron G. Lawrence Keller III, Delta Chi Dale Travis Kennedy Jr., Epsilon Epsilon John Stuart Kirk, Psi Christopher John Kozak, Alpha Kappa James A. Krucher, Beta Alpha Patrick John Kuhnle, Omega Robert Anderson Lane, Alpha Omicron Neal Lane, Epsilon Epsilon David Girdon Lane, Omega Robert Eugene Langbein, Epsilon Nu J. Councill Leak, Kappa John Francis Lee Jr., Beta Alpha Brett Joseph Lee, Eta Rho James Brett Leslie, Epsilon Alpha J. Timothy Lindemuth, Delta Chi Gregory Vincent Linder, Omega Emerson Dawson Linney, Alpha Omicron Michael Scott Loy, Beta Eta Albert Eben Luer, Alpha Epsilon Basil John Lyberg, Beta Xi Warren Ross Madden, Alpha Omicron Tracy David Maddux, Zeta Theta Robert William Marlowe, Alpha Andrew Dennis McCarthy, Beta Epsilon Scott Lane McLeod, Epsilon Phi Gregory Eric Moffett, Epsilon Psi David Dwight Morgan Sr., Beta Omicron William Fay Newell, Psi Paul Leroy Nichols III, Beta Eta William Jeffrey Niedenthal, Beta Eta Anthony Mario Noce, Alpha Upsilon John T. Owen, Alpha Gamma Durward Warren Owen, Xi Jerritt Michael Park, Epsilon Psi Paul Edward Parker, Theta Nu Frank Megran Parrish III, Alpha Omicron Robert John Paterno, Alpha Epsilon John Cruse Peden, Delta Iota Walter Hays Pickens Jr., Sigma John Frederick Pierce, Beta Eta Francis Bo Clyde Proctor Jr., Delta Lambda John E Pugliesi, Beta Alpha Jeffrey Pujals, Beta Eta Arthur John Quickenton, Delta Zeta Bruce Layton Rogers, Chi Steven Scott Ryder, Gamma Thomas Hart Sayre, Kappa

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J. Gunnar Schalin, Upsilon Kenneth James Scheck Jr., Beta Alpha Matthew John Shaheen, Alpha Theta Joseph Alexander Sheppard, Alpha Upsilon Walter Keith Sheppard, Alpha Upsilon J. Robert Shindell, Beta Iota William Sigmon, Alpha Sigma David Simas, Gamma Beta Gerald Eugene Slone, Delta Eta James Michael Smith, Alpha Eta Richard Bruce Smith, Beta Mu Brandon Thomas Sorensen, Beta Alpha A.J. Lonnie Strickland III, Omicron Jay Joseph Stuckel, Beta Epsilon James Sylvester Stump Jr., Xi T.J. Sullivan, Alpha Psi Thomas Brandon Sullivan, Delta Omega Ruben J. Talavera, Eta Omega Scott Mccants Thomas, Eta Zeta Vincent Joseph Thompson III, Epsilon Tau Jared Wade Thurston, Theta Epsilon Mark Edward Timmes, Alpha Epsilon Dwayne Kevin Todd, Alpha Eta Brett Jon Toresdahl, Alpha Omicron James Clinton Turk, Xi Victor Charles Valencia Jr., Zeta Rho David Hill Vawter, Alpha Zeta Jeff Wahlen, Alpha Epsilon Josh Allan Wansing, Delta Delta James Alexander Wedding, Epsilon Omega Robert Emmett Welsh, Epsilon Omega Paul Charles Wesch, Omicron Stephen Edward Whitby, Zeta Iota David M. White, Beta Alpha Christian Adam Wiggins, Epsilon Alpha Matthew Lee Woodcock, Gamma Kappa Allen Oat Woody III, Xi Dudley Foster Woody, Xi Frank Thomas Wrenn III, Mu Gordon Barnes Wright, Alpha Tau

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT Annual Giving Listed here are members and friends who contributed to the foundation in 2013.

Donors are listed by chapter under their lifetime cumulative giving club level.

Alpha (College of Charleston) Council Club David Harold Jaffee Samuel Winfield McConnell Jr. Foundation Club James Burrows Edwards Robert William Marlowe Terence Neal Moore Gregory Duncan Padgett Lamplighter’s Club Eric Charles Helfers Glenn Fant McConnell Richard Patrick Pierce Stephen Langton Thomas Leon Kornahrens Wolfe Jr. Executive Director’s Club Philip S. Duwel Dr. & Mrs. Otis E. Engelman Jr. Harry Wyman Freeman Jr. William S. Gaud Carl Ragnar Johnson William Lee Runyon Jr. Henry Willis Strobel Jr. L. Andrew Westbrook III Gold Star Club Howard Warren Almand Jr. Kenneth Steven Gustafson Sr. Andrew Carroll Jaffee William Parker Luhn Jr.  Chevron Club Stephen U. Davis Crossed Swords Club Charles Rush Hamrick IV   Beta (Presbyterian) Council Club Clinton Edward Massey Foundation Club Andrew Gregory Elam II  Lamplighter’s Club Arthur George Maxwell Jr. Samuel Girard McGregor Executive Director’s Club Thomas Harry Stearns Eugene Allen Vaughan Gold Star Club David Kelly Dixon Walk C. Jones John R. Ritter Jr. Chevron Club Tyler Lee Henson Richard Bacot Stall  Christopher Paul Witte Gamma (Berkeley) Council Club Todd James DiPaola 

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Foundation Club Cory Michael Dean  Steven Scott Ryder Executive Director’s Club Walter Albert Eagan James Pelton Kinlock Lawrence Julian Olson Ronald Allyn Segel Young D. Stewart Robert L. Whelan  Frank Allen Winton Jr.  Gold Star Club David Halligan & Simone Hoelck Dong W. Kim   Clayton Edward Mitchell Jr.  Paul Herman Pause  Juan Manuel Serrano  Chevron Club Robert J. Di Piazza Robert Steven Easley Achal Goswami   Delta (Furman) Foundation Club Peter John Manning  Crossed Swords Club James G. Mattos  Ryan Douglas Moul  Richard Poe  Epsilon (Davidson) Executive Director’s Club Harold Barker Kernodle Jr.  Lawrence Douglas Wilkerson Philip Connor Winstead  Gold Star Club Wilson Seibert Hendry Chevron Club Joseph Henry Johnson Vernon Dmin Zeta (Wofford) Lamplighter’s Club James Hampton Belcher  Mark O’Neill Bundy Executive Director’s Club Jack L. Kaplan Gold Star Club Frampton Wyman Henderson III Crossed Swords Club Clarence Chrisman Riner III Edmund Jackson Scott Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Washburn Jr.  Eta (Emory) Lamplighter’s Club John Charles Nix Jr.  Executive Director’s Club Kenneth Calvert Kiehl

Iota (Georgia Tech) Council Club Robert Marvin Snuggs III Foundation Club Michael Vincent Cowan James Garrison Pritchett Jr. Lamplighter’s Club Bruce Merle Jewett Thomas Lowndes Jr. Robert Craig Murray Jr. Robert Alan Parrish John Howard Puckett Robert Brian Rowe Executive Director’s Club David Gilpin Baker Jr. Christopher Edward Doyle Gabriel L. Gehret J. Michael Jones Bruce Crane Vanderhoof Gold Star Club John Darrel Englehardt  Russell Read Johnson Joseph Luciani William Adams Pryor Dean Wall Russell Chevron Club James Arthur Bushong Donald N. Fischer Monteiro Harris Nelson III Jack Rhodes Spangler Crossed Swords Club Brian Matthew Brady Allan D. Guggolz Shamael Mustafa Steven Royce Olivier Brian Andrew Rasmussen Kappa (UNC - Chapel Hill) Order Of The Bell William Stuart Hicks Council Club William Keith Rollins Foundation Club J. Councill Leak Thomas Hart Sayre Lamplighter’s Club James Lee Thompson Executive Director’s Club Charles & Gayle Adams George Williams Braun James Michael Collins  Frederick Vernon Coville Marvin Spencer Hackney Russell Neill Hadley Richard K. Holzworth Clifton McRae Hux Jr. Robert Crawford White Winton George Wilks Jr.

James Michael Wilmott Mark Howell Winston Gold Star Club Peter Edmund Berg Alvin Williford Daughtridge Bradley Stephen Hanover James Bryan Little Jr. David Franklin McAllister William Tracy Moore  John Agrippa Redhead Benjamin Joel Roberts  Charles Baxter Winn III Chevron Club William Morgan Dull Frank Alexander McNeill  Timothy Edward Newman Lewis Handley Warren Jr.  Crossed Swords Club David Roth Gershenson   Edgar Franklin Seagle John Joseph Stewart  Joseph Reid Thompson Lambda (Georgia) Order Of The Bell Frank Lewis Lane   Council Club Chad Vallentine Powell Thomas Philip Tappy Executive Director’s Club David Fletcher Black McHenry Hamilton III William James Harp Jr. Leroy Langston Philip Todd Shell Charles Killian Wagner Jr. Gold Star Club Thomas Roland Cook III Robert Kelly Hays William Flynn Miller Jr. John Joseph Minch Cecil Randolph Spooner Jr.  Fred Manley Thrower Thomas Ralph Wood Chevron Club William Thomas Cantrell  Edward Burton Claxton Mark Andrew Harp Ryan Charles Rocco II Henry Thomas Rogers Jr. John Franklin Tolson Jr.  Crossed Swords Club Alberry Charles Cannon Jr. Stephen Paul Conway James Carlyle Cook Jr.  Ernest Eugene Guilliams III   Julian Morris Jones IV 

Mu (Duke) Council Club Frank Thomas Wrenn III  Executive Director’s Club T. Benjamin Massey  James Gordon Smith Brian Edward Swab Gold Star Club Sid Eugene Atkinson  Paul William Fekas Christopher Philip Moore  Stephen Julius Schnurr Jr. Chevron Club Charles Terry Munson  Frank Thomas Wrenn Jr. Crossed Swords Club Herman Randolph Frank Joseph Braun Kloecker Jr.  Nu (Nebraska) Lamplighter’s Club James Stanton Christol  James Allen Guretzky Robert M. Werner  Executive Director’s Club Warren Ray Hill William John Wesslund Gold Star Club Edward Joseph Bierl Thomas Campbell Miller Chevron Club Kerry Paul Hookstra John Clare Stohlmann Crossed Swords Club Eric Paul Harmon   Roy Frank Horacek Xi (Roanoke) Founders’ Circle James Clinton Turk Allen Oat Woody III Order Of The Rose Dudley Foster Woody Durward Warren Owen Council Club Edward Lyons Corson II  Gordon Nelson Fidura Foundation Club Stephen A. Esworthy Raphael Ellis Ferris Dewitt Ross Petterson James Sylvester Stump Jr. Lamplighter’s Club Paul Charles Caldwell Joseph Patrick Donohue Cameron Rob Ogilvie Donald Joseph Potter Jr. Tod Nelson Senne

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“Pi Kappa Phi lays a perfect framework for how to develop men of character and achievement.

Being a Pi Kapp means working to redefine what it means to be a ’fraternity man.’ My chapter brothers and I love this challenge.”

Ben Gauthier, Eta Psi (Central Florida)

John Roy Stafford Jr. E. Joseph Vonculin Executive Director’s Club Robert S. Barber Harry Isaac Johnson Jr. Richard Joseph Milan Jr. Carl Beverly Sherertz Gold Star Club Paul Breen John Robert Churchill David and Michele Doyle Charles Augustus Freeman  Robert Wheary Irvin Jr. Raymond Edwin Markham Jr. Randall Hall Overby  Matthew Wayne Plasket Thomas Joseph Rutherford  Chevron Club Edward Arthur Bridgwood Raymond Ellis Davis   Ancel Barbour Davis Jr.  William Henri Delatron Richard Chambers Flora  Michael Clark McGough Orlo Charles Paciulli III  Ellis Gilmore Ramsey Jr. Fredric Steven Schneider Kevin Robert Sullivan Crossed Swords Club Albert Ernest Lietzau V Tracey Christopher Cooper  Andrew Lloyd Howell Brandon Michael Lamma  Gregory James Morgan  Raymond Vincent Owens  Stephen Peter Rubertone  Joshua J. Wolinski Omicron (Alabama) Order Of The Bell R. Nathan Hightower A.J. Lonnie Strickland III Lamplighter’s Club David Rush Adams William Thomas Bishop Jr. John Alban Greaves Jr.

Emmett Bruce Harrison Jr. Thomas Brooks Henderson Robert Fredrick Inman Mack Ollie Matthews Richard S. Taylor  William Calvin Taylor Executive Director’s Club Jack Michael Blasius Leon Bryant Newman William Milton Schroeder Robert L. Shepherd  Gold Star Club George Edwin Aiken Jr. Edwin Valdivia Caldwell II Larry Joe Contri Donald Gene Curry Jr.  Thomas Alton Martin Albert Chadwell Skaggs  James Martin Brown Jr. Chevron Club William Jones Dubose Roman Ashley Shaul   Crossed Swords Club James Charles Baldone Jr. Joseph Van Carmichael Rho (Washington & Lee) Council Club Richard Gardiner Anderson Foundation Club Robert Lee Wade Executive Director’s Club Floyd Wingfield McKinnon Drs. John & Kathy Moore  Malcolm Hart Squires Jr. John Davol Wallace Gold Star Club George Ziadeh Bateh Edwin Porter Garretson Jr. Chevron Club Robert Dennis Ballantine Brian Crowley  John Oliver Martin Dederick Conrad Ward III Crossed Swords Club Terrence Lenier McCartin

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Glenn Allen Scott Robert Otto Waldbauer Jr.   Sigma (South Carolina) Order Of The Bell Jerry Thomas Brewer Council Club Paul Daniel Carter Jr.  Kenneth Joseph Forti Danny Wayne Reynolds  Foundation Club Walter Hays Pickens Jr. Executive Director’s Club Hughes Kenneth Boswell  Robert Michael Gatti Richard Calvin Mims Robert Andrew Montgomery Gold Star Club Herbert Lankford Benson Jr. James Theodore McKinnon Wright T. Paulk Frederick Elliotte Quinn Toby & Jean Reynolds Crossed Swords Club William Jackson Epperson Stephen Mayes Rhodes Erich Garland Straughn Tau (NC State) Order Of The Bell Carolyn Cline  Lamplighter’s Club Randall Edmon King Wallace Lynn Reams Stephen David Seymore Jr. Executive Director’s Club Anthony Lawrence Evans Francis Leonidas Joyner Jr. Steven Michael Leamon Joseph Marc McConnaughey Christopher Middleton Myers  Lonnie Craven Poole Jr. Gold Star Club Donald Bruce Barker James Clark Johnson Stacey Alexander Smith 

Edward Russell Thomas II Ed White  Chevron Club William Henry Gurnee III Andrew Dowd Page Jr. Crossed Swords Club Scott Burke Clifton George Edward King Jr.  Charles Lewis Ribelin  Edzel Peter Sarigumba  Upsilon (Illinois) Council Club J. Gunnar Schalin Foundation Club John Otto Roeser Lamplighter’S Club James Manuel Bayne John Robert Stroehlein Walter Timothy Wahlfeldt  Executive Director’s Club Robert John Bogdanoff Peter Paul Depasquale Daniel Gregory French Laura & Jim Kutill Stephen D. Trahey Gold Star Club Jack Joseph Bakker Lawrence Dexter Inglis  John Wilson Shustitzky Russell Anthony Tomes Chevron Club Charles Nwabueze Moka Gerald Gumm Walters  Crossed Swords Club Gary Michael Behrens  John David Griffith  Eduardo Jimenez  Warren Glenn Miller Anthony R. Saccomano Joseph Edward Stanton  Chi (Stetson) Founders’ Circle Bruce Layton Rogers

Lifetime Giving Clubs Star & Lamp Society $500,000+ Supreme Circle $250,000 - $499,999 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 Foundation Club $5,000 - $9,999 Lamplighter’s Club $2,500 - $4,999 Executive Director’s Club $1,000 - $2,499 Gold Star Club $500 - $999 Chevron Club $250 - $499 Crossed Swords Club $1 - $249

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT Council Club J. Patrick Figley Foundation Club Michael Joseph Sweeney Jr. Lamplighter’s Club John King Snellings Executive Director’s Club Anthony Amadeo Biancarosa II Edwin H. Culver Gabriel L. Gehret Donald Lee Johnson  Gold Star Club Stanley Steven Gryskiewicz Jr. Edgar Charles Jones Jr. Matt Gordon Smith Thomas Manliff Wrenn Chevron Club John-Michael Edmond Lenahan  Don Earl Walden  Crossed Swords Club Tyler Stefan Johansson  John Watson Lindsley  Psi (Cornell) Founders’ Circle John S. & Peggy L. Kirk Council Club William Fay Newell Edmund Alfred Sayer Foundation Club John Henry Angus Gregory J. Della Rocca George Franklin Heinrich Frederick W. Thorne  W. John Zygmunt Jr. Lamplighter’s Club James Edward Emig Michael John Piscitelli David Dorr Prescott Frank Alexei Sherer Executive Director’s Club Gary Robert Fisher Lawrence George Thayer Gold Star Club Michael Patrick Carpenter Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Erwin A. Tschanz Chevron Club Eugene N. Bose  Crossed Swords Club Robert Ernest Kochli Omega (Purdue) Order Of The Rose David Girdon Lane Foundation Club Jack K. Berlien Patrick John Kuhnle Gregory Vincent Linder John Edwin McDonald Ack Wesley Powers Lamplighter’s Club Harold Ray Johnson Jr.  John Edward Lovell Richard Homer Lowe   Charles Stewart Smith   John Lockerbie Weaver  

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Executive Director’s Club James Robert Berlien Duane Madison Davis Hugh Michael Flanagan Neil Thomas Hentschel James Dwight Jackson Robert Michael Little  David Lee Mitzner Robert Carol Wingard Jr. Gold Star Club James Michael Cridge David Ray Davis Bryan Stephen Freed Hilton Bruce Henry  Kevin Eugene Johnson Halbert Calvin Smith Jr. Clarke Franklin Thornton Edward Merle Vana Kaz Joseph Vogelgesang Chevron Club Edwin Dill Gruwell Jr. Willard Calvin Hill  Eldon Dean Marks  Mark Randall Megraw Stephen Joseph Noth  Crossed Swords Club Thomas Clinton Barclay  James Arthur Griffiths  Brent Allan Grunig Zach & Brooke Isbell  Eldon Luverne Knuth  Andrew Edward Kotulski Jr.  Thomas Joseph Miller  Nicholas Peter Prichodko Michael A. Vasil Alpha Alpha (Mercer) Lamplighter’s Club Thomas Lowndes III Executive Director’s Club Benjamin Barkley Bush Douglas B. Clendaniel Charles Robert Melton Gold Star Club Kevin George Berry  Crossed Swords Club Hollis Clinton Lewis Jr. Matthew Franklin McPhail  Alpha Gamma (Oklahoma) Council Club Robert E. Holly Foundation Club Jay Kevin Morris Lamplighter’s Club Robert James Ogborn John T. Owen Executive Director’s Club Daniel Robert Hogan  Gold Star Club Steve Reed Baldwin  Francis William Scichowski Jr. Chevron Club Jeremiah Charles Johnson  Crossed Swords Club Roberto Ricardo Aita Ronald Dean Scoggins Kyle Michael Thomas

Alpha Delta (Washington) Council Club Robert Charles Bux Lamplighter’s Club Brian Peter Walker Executive Director’s Club Indy Charles Crowley  Stanley Joseph Gratis Gold Star Club John J. Dailey John Richard Pedersen Nathan Canada Rosas  Chevron Club Manuel & Mary Esteban Crossed Swords Club Charles Craig Caldart  Kevin N. Chang Harry Laurence McGinn  Alpha Epsilon (Florida) Founders’ Circle Peter Clairmonte Barr Order Of The Bell Robert John Paterno Jeff Wahlen Council Club David William Henn Albert Eben Luer Robert Wallace McMullen II  Robert Bruce Newman James Patrick O’Donnell Michael Lawrence Sullivan  Mark Edward Timmes Foundation Club David Oscar Charland Hugh Arthur Gower Ira Timothy Hancock Michael P. Hill  Martin Edward Perkins  Robert Barclay Timberlake  Lamplighter’s Club Geary Walker Cotton Thomas Michael Fitzgerald Benjamin Gilbert Holdorf William Peter Keyes Howard Wakefield Pettengill Jr. Charles Alden Stewart Christopher Jeffers Tice Sr. Executive Director’s Club Eric Brian Dana Donald August Dvornik Roy Traville Olsen Charles Robert Rigl Robert Norman Scott Gold Star Club Page Miner Eppele Elio J. Loi  William Francis Morwood III  Diego Richard Santangelo William Henry Seaver Glenn Allen Shapiro Michael Alton Stephens  Chevron Club Barry Charles Junnier  Robert Scott McKinney Gordon Bryant Zellers III

Crossed Swords Club Robert Norris Brooks Russell Albert Burgess Sabino Martinez Jr. Frank Albert McDonald Jr. Ilian Dejesus Obregon  Sapneil S. Parikh  Gerald Coleman Wegendt  Alpha Zeta (Oregon State) Council Club Frederick William Raw Foundation Club Robert John Elfers David Hill Vawter Lamplighter’s Club Gary Stephen Munn Raymond Carey Terhune Executive Director’s Club Noel B. Flynn Charles Rodney Hartsough Rickey Lee Hug Gregory Leon Nesbitt Thomas Deane Patterson William Weyland Thomas Roger Allen Turner Gold Star Club Ronald Bergathen Gustaff Leon Owen Ramsey Chevron Club Keith William Dotter Timothy Ryan Large  Crossed Swords Club Richard Wesley Saunders Alpha Eta (Samford) Order Of The Bell James Franklin House  Foundation Club Timothy Scott Hebson  Warren Wesley Hilson Sr. James Edward Purvis  James Michael Smith  Lamplighter’s Club Robert Charles Chandler  Reginald Bradley Clay Jack R. & Cathryn A. McDonald Dwayne Kevin Todd Executive Director’s Club Jimmy Ray Bell William Warren Dixon Jr. William McDonald Ford Glenn A. Olivenbaum Gilmer Tucker Simmons Merle Lindy Wade Jr. Henry John Yeackle III Gold Star Club David Torrence Corey Chevron Club Robert Ethridge Greene Crossed Swords Club Samuel Steven Davidson   Alpha Theta (Michigan State) Lamplighter’s Club Kenneth Gordon Adams Theodore Daniel Aylward William Michael Cleary Bruce Theodore Lessien

Matthew John Shaheen Executive Director’s Club Thomas Henry Bird Brian Robert Connelly Robert Alwood Ellis Jeffrey Wheeler Hill Eivind Jacob Kolemainen Paul Allen Long Donald Earl Viecelli Michael Jerome Yanachik Gold Star Club Charles W. Bovay Wallace M. Demaagd Curtis Ward Estes Jr. Warren Clayton Spragg III  Gerald Frank Wajda Chevron Club Scott Lowell Bender Henry & Laurie Londo  Roger Wayne Nelson Crossed Swords Club Steven D. Lambouris  Alpha Iota (Auburn) Founders’ Circle J. Ernest Johnson Foundation Club Joe Wallace Forehand Jr. Ralph Shell Foster Jr. Fontaine Alexander Maddox Jr. Lamplighter’s Club Tommy K. Hartwell  Jack Howell Pearson Louis Allan Reynolds Jr. Executive Director’s Club Lua Reeford Blankenship Jr. Edwin Ray Goodgame  Nathaniel Dehass McClure IV Gold Star Club Charles Sanford Blackledge Jr. G. Stuart Blackwell John Oswald Christiansen Jr. Bill Kent Kennedy  James Godfrey Lovell Jr. Gary Murray Patterson David Gill Scott Chevron Club Hugh David Dozier Keith Adrian Myers  John Robert Richey  Crossed Swords Club Guy H. Alley Vincent Anthony D’assaro  Rita & John McClure Alpha Kappa (Michigan) Lamplighter’s Club Christopher John Kozak  Gold Star Club Kenneth Brian Goldberg William Murphy Alexander  Alpha Lambda (Ole Miss) Gold Star Club Santo Julius Borganelli  Alpha Mu (Penn State) Lamplighter’s Club Richard C. Heim 

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David Lyle Hancock Benjamin Robert Jones Richard Carl Ohrt Ralph Herman Ruedy John Orla Sanderson Lawrence Mark Stella John Jolly Veak Gold Star Club Barry Lee Croucher Terry Eugene Henricksen Joseph Orion Linney David Kevin Little Charles Joseph Rehman Jr. Chevron Club John Alexander Andrews  Edward E. Cowger Jr. Karl Wendell Griffith  Jeremy David Katt   Matthew Dennis Thornburg Christopher Allen Wall Herb and Lisa Wamboldt   Crossed Swords Club Mark Anthony Berns  Timothy Andrew Hoskins  Mitchell Edward Leestma   Carl Louis Proescholdt   Alpha Rho (West Virginia) Foundation Club Victor A. Folio Executive Director’s Club Robert Jesse Laughner Crossed Swords Club John W. George  Alpha Sigma (Tennessee) Council Club William Sigmon Foundation Club Alfred Sim Sewell Jr.  Lamplighter’s Club Thomas Henry Banks James Taylor Cogdill  Executive Director’s Club Frank Martin Pugh Jon Thomas Rymer Gold Star Club Mike Mynatt David Brent Spalding Chevron Club James Neal Campbell Jr. Crossed Swords Club Robert & Ann Gracy  Jack Walton Harris Jr. Edwin Campbell Hoskins Alpha Tau (RPI) Order Of The Bell Gordon Barnes Wright Lamplighter’s Club Cedric Herbert Dustin III Robert Edson Hawkins George Wesley Kirkland Jr. Larry Jay Powell Stephen S. Strunck Executive Director’s Club Richard James Andrews James Morgan Bernstein  Benjamin Marshall Cahill Jr.

David B. Dobson Gregory Michael Herlan Gelston Howell Jr. Steven H. Kaitz John William McMahon David Mark Peter Edward Rebula Gold Star Club David Dropkin John Baptist Margenot Jr. Erik Bjornson Nagel James Frederick Rappolt Jr. Benjamin Theodore Sporn Chevron Club Milton Charles Beveridge Edgar Dinsmore Kersey Jr.  George Gordon Morgan Jr. Robert Gregory Sidelko Alpha Upsilon (Drexel) Order Of The Rose Jack Casper Council Club Thomas E. Berk Walter Keith Sheppard Lamplighter’s Club Barry George Campbell Harold Andrews Cowles John Daniel Knoll Jr. Anthony Mario Noce  Executive Director’s Club Robert Douglas Austin John H. Buhsmer Jr. Samuel John Costa Jr. Joseph Russell Deluca Norman Elmer Grede Raymond Humphreys Griffin Paul William Gross Alan David Henderson John N. Marshall Richard Leo Sullivan  Gold Star Club Daniel C. Gormley  Samuel Ralph Parris Joseph Alexander Sheppard George Francis Spingler Jr.  Darren James Tapp Frederic Stanton Woerth Chevron Club Cornelius William Cornelssen Walter William Lovell Steven R. Markley Edwin C. Neuman Robert Joseph Schoenberger Patrick D. Williams  Crossed Swords Club William Peter Carey Kirk S. Decker Walter Lloyd Fawcett Jr. Harry Dietz Heaps Jr. William Robert Kammerle  Andrew John Kegel Jr. Michael Patrick Lanasa  Roderick Scott Monkman  George Bert Mullin  Alpha Phi (Illinois Inst. of Tech.)

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Foundation Club Nathanael Paul Gombis Martin Thomas Kotsch Kenneth James Peterson Lamplighter’s Club Matthew Eric Hunt Executive Director’s Club Brian Carlton Colona  John Thomas Higgins Richard William Hughes James Donald Leyerle Roger Lyman Peterson Paul Wayne Wagner Gold Star Club Michael Brian Adair Joseph Habeeb Arden  Edward Warden Bisone Christopher John Blanchette   Ronald George Douglas Eduard Glantsman  Edward William King Jack Richard Piper Richard Dale Thompson II  Zachary David White   Kevin David Yokley   Chevron Club Kenneth Lee Slepicka Victor Edward Terrana Crossed Swords Club Steven J. Banaska   Philip Hart Cannon  Olivier Combel   James Michael Ercek  Leonard Joseph Mance Timothy Daniel McCarthy  Richard Timothy Teutsch Branden Michael Wawrzyniak Alpha Chi (Miami) Gold Star Club Wilson Arthur Rehfield III  Chevron Club Parker Edwin Hodgman Crossed Swords Club Stuart Edward Allen Michael Conrad Jacobs  Alpha Psi (Indiana) Order Of The Bell Phillip Max Summers  Council Club T.J. Sullivan Foundation Club Rodney Len Gunning David Scott Shook III Jefferson Scott Shreve Lamplighter’s Club Max Allen Fawley Wallace Eugene Hutton  Executive Director’s Club James Robert Crews Jr. William Durbin Day Jr. Gary Scott Louderback Jr. Joseph Francis Lux Kevin Lee McDonald Justin P. Patterson Richard Lee Stutz Fred Falconer Thursfield

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Executive Director’s Club Richard W. Brown Jr. Robert D. Buchwald Maurice Paul Ranc Jr. William Simon III Gold Star Club Scott Deyoung Myers Crossed Swords Club Stephen Charles Botta Jeff Hathaway  Kyle J. Heffner Martin Robert Hornung Ray Earl Plymyer  Richard Gerald Vuono  Ronald Edward Wilt Alpha Xi (St. John’s) Executive Director’s Club Albert Aiello Jr. John Joseph Molinelli Richard G. Ramge Siegfried A. Rotter Gold Star Club Paul Walker Dillon Richard F. Groller Rino Nori Antonio Geronimo Quilon Harry Francis Roener Chevron Club Denis George Klisz  Albert Robert Muller George Joseph Siracuse Crossed Swords Club Howard John Guba Arthur J. Karle  Almir Osmanovic   Roy Douglas Sarcona Alpha Omicron (Iowa State) Star & Lamp Society Kelley Arnold Bergstrom Founders’ Circle Robert Anderson Lane Frank Megran Parrish III  Council Club Eric James Almquist John Charles Brockmann Ajay J. Desai Jeremy Galvin Warren Ross Madden Foundation Club Robert Allen Handelman  Hubert Mortimer Lattan Emerson Dawson Linney James Burton Moon Brett Jon Toresdahl  Lamplighter’s Club John Robert Bateman James Robert Carson Jeremy Duane Dickinson Kenneth Ray Hook David J. Knavel Gerald Dean Love Harold Don Osborne Thomas Joseph Ruzicka Executive Director’s Club Delmar Eugene Burkett  Dale Melvin Cochran Guy Kevin Goodenow

Lifetime Giving Clubs Star & Lamp Society $500,000+ Supreme Circle $250,000 - $499,999 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 Foundation Club $5,000 - $9,999 Lamplighter’s Club $2,500 - $4,999 Executive Director’s Club $1,000 - $2,499 Gold Star Club $500 - $999 Chevron Club $250 - $499 Crossed Swords Club $1 - $249

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT Gold Star Club Delbert & Helen Bollinger Stephen Allen Boone David Calzaretta James Patrick Halsey Wesley Anthony Huesman Kenneth James Szymanski  James Eugene Witek  Chevron Club Charles Russel Dunlap  Jeffrey David Jones Dennis Eric Rose Crossed Swords Club Glen Carson Crosier The Ernst Family  Kevin John Leininger  Terry Lee Russell Philip Mack Stocksdale Alpha Omega (Oregon) Executive Director’s Club Donald Dale Lasselle Stanley Clark Lynch Frederick L. Streimer Gold Star Club Robert Donald Potts Beta Alpha (NJIT) Order Of The Rose Stephen P. DePalma Order Of The Bell James A. Krucher Council Club John Francis Lee Jr. David M. White Foundation Club John E. Pugliesi Lamplighter’s Club Frederick Becker Jr.  Aivars Edgars Krumins Richard Pedersen Executive Director’s Club Richard Victor Comiso Patrick Guerra Edward James Klebaur Jr. Richard Michael Labinsky Donald Charles Linske Louis Robert Miceli Richard John Rodrick Kenneth James Scheck Jr. Brandon Thomas Sorensen Gold Star Club Louis William Crompton Jr. Lawrence Anthony Kominiak Sr. Karl Kubak Ryan Alan Spadaccini  William Charles Toth  Francis Joseph Wood Chevron Club Brian C. Boutilier  George Robert Hospodar  Scott Andrew Jolliffe Henry P. Karnas Jr.  Anthony Vincent Mangone Beta Beta (Florida Southern) Foundation Club David Leon Robertson

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Lamplighter’s Club Carl Michael Koch Executive Director’s Club Donald Perry Brown Larry Walter Carter Gold Star Club William Whittier Dicks Douglas Warren Macgregor  Robert Maxwell Weitzner Chevron Club Stephen Robert Hemman  David McCullough Thorne  Crossed Swords Club James Earl Ecker Brad William Ehmer Michael Roy McKinley Beta Gamma (Louisville) Council Club Spencer Earl Harper Jr. Executive Director’s Club James Bryce Grissom Herbert Maxwell Zimmerman Gold Star Club Martin Gonza Cecil  James Alfred Koshewa Beta Delta (Drake) Council Club Robert Albert Cione James Drach Hornbrook Lamplighter’s Club Paul Howard Davis  Robert Morgan Moody Executive Director’s Club Paul Howard Gilman Kenneth Joseph Piller Norris Dean Rowland Gold Star Club Ronald Neil Raskin  James Lee Rutherford Chevron Club James Labiak Martin Rudolph Radtke Bruce Norman Swanson Beta Epsilon (Missouri) Executive Director’s Club Bradley Allen Barondeau Robert James Edler-Murphy  Andrew Dennis McCarthy Laurence Gregory Trudell Gold Star Club David Michael Epperson William James Gleason III  Kenneth Charles Weyand  Chevron Club Richard Michael Hinds  Willitt S. Pierce Crossed Swords Club Dowell Curtis Carter George L. Deutschmann Beta Eta (Florida State) Council Club William Jeffrey Niedenthal Foundation Club Thomas Hayes Atwood Thomas Howard Coley

Howard Earl McCall Jr. Eric Sinclair Wahlen Lamplighter’s Club Newton Herbert Beaver  Donald A. Bowlin Charles Robert Cutajar Dr. Gilbert Fernandez James Morrow Lloyd Michael Scott Loy Paul Leroy Nichols III John Frederick Pierce Executive Director’s Club Brian Christopher Baber Jeffrey B. Butler A. Reginald Dickey Jr.  Christian J. Downs Jeffrey M. Holler Guy William Hollingsworth Raymond W. Jones  Frank Nathaniel Kaney Charles Willard Macmillin Kenneth Karl Majewski James Wilson Newman Jr. James Boykin Newman Randolph Milton Plotts Jeffrey Pujals Frank Maynard Ryll Jr. Jonathan E. Stevens Gold Star Club Arden A. Anderson Hugo H. De Beaubien Steven Jay Louchheim Harry K. McIntosh Jr. Scott Campbell Middlebrooks Christopher Donald Mueller Rich Pope  Christopher James Reed Ian Edward Shapiro Norman David Stoddard Chevron Club Jolyon Delphin Acosta  Kenneth Lamar Beauchamp James Delay Bultman William Michael Clifford  Fred Diulus Jr.  John Daniel Eaton Adam John Fox Jamie M. Fritz William Edward Holdorf Ronald Lee Irwin Richard Conrad Lukas Dewey Clay Mills Walter Joseph Rothenbach Jr.  Christopher D. Ryle James Y. Scarboro Richard Sundberg  Crossed Swords Club Michael Brian Casey Robert Drew Elefante Donald Craig Filar   William Jennings Godwin  Leo Tyrus Gregory James Philip Maloney  Charles Bradley Middleton  Paul Clifford Perry James J. Ryan Jr. Emilio F. Sanchez  John-Frazier Strickland  Brett Alan Tickell 

Joseph Daniel Walters John Andrew Weinberger  Charles Milton Wilson Beta Theta (Arizona) Lamplighter’s Club Jake Craig Henderson Executive Director’s Club Samuel Ramsey Andress Gold Star Club Charles Edmund Deleuw Jr. Ellery Shane Gordon Hunter Robert Kroll Drake Alexander Mirsch Andrew Marc Sy Beta Iota (Toledo) Council Club Robert Charles Friess Lance Allen Talmage  Foundation Club J. Robert Shindell Executive Director’s Club Christopher Edward Barton Robert D. Conley Gerald Kelvin Dunaway Gene Edward Peterman  Mark A. Urrutia Gold Star Club Edward Bachmeyer Jr. Casey Joseph Cornelius  Jack B. Guinall  George Howard Hershman Jeff & Stephanie Houston Roderick Tracy Hunt  Garrick Paul Johnson  William Charles O’Shea Sr. Richard Hobson Smalley Jr. Crossed Swords Club Scott Michael Theus Andrew James Mathews Beta Kappa (Georgia State) Lamplighter’s Club David Richard Demarco Executive Director’s Club John Wiley Barber Donald E. Perkins Gold Star Club Jerry Wayne Ragsdale  Chevron Club Eric Christopher Berry Donald Williams Clark Edgar Albert Vaughn Jr.  Beta Lambda (Tampa) Executive Director’s Club Gary John Cooper James Richard Crosby Robert Ashley Myers David John Sullivan Gold Star Club Wade G. Birch Ralph Martin Griffin Jr. Chevron Club Raymond Howard Wagner 

Beta Mu (McNeese State) Foundation Club C. Mitchell Adrian Richard Bruce Smith Executive Director’s Club Edwin Martin Potratz II Crossed Swords Club Christopher Drew Claudel  Jonathan A. Fox Beta Nu (Houston) Executive Director’s Club Jarrod Collin Portelance Beta Xi (Central Michigan) Lamplighter’s Club Duane Maurice Valerio Executive Director’s Club Derek John Berger David Earl Clappison  Dale Robert Dewaard Basil John Lyberg Gold Star Club Erick Shane Ray  Chevron Club Michael Jon Schlusler Crossed Swords Club Spencer Kyle Haworth  Robert Joseph Emert Beta Omicron (Northwestern State) Star Shield Circle David Dwight Morgan Sr. Lamplighter’s Club Michael Earl Allain Executive Director’s Club Larry Wayne Gracie  Jack Parnell McCain Jr. John Wallace Parish Jr.  Gold Star Club Wesley Long Breeden William Lane Luckie Chevron Club Karl Wayne Moore John Gilbert Oden Monte Wayne Robinson  Crossed Swords Club Nicholas Steven Breaux Shannon Michael McCauley  Beta Rho (Clarkson) Chevron Club John Francis Kruse Beta Sigma (Northern Illinois) Chevron Club Robert Edwin Berry Crossed Swords Club Daniel Joseph Melchin Roger Leroy Musser  Beta Tau (Valdosta State) Executive Director’s Club John Thomas Brooks John Gordon Morrow III Gold Star Club James Michael Dowd Walker Vincent Settle III 

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William Grady Jenkins Paul Lester Moses Matthew St. Claire Parker Joseph Collins Van Cleve III Gold Star Club Joel Allen Donald Lee Dixon William Walton Kirby IV Chevron Club Phillip Otis Casteel Richard George Howard Ernest Harriman Joy II  David Osborn Posey James Edwin Stitzel Gamma Gamma (Troy) Executive Director’s Club Laurence Scott Turrin Crossed Swords Club Judge & Mrs. John F. Butler Taylor Douglas Oaks Gamma Delta (Memphis) Order Of The Bell Thomas Lee Carter  Executive Director’s Club Herbert Winfield Blow Richard Dale Franklin Gold Star Club Thomas Francis Lynch Gary Arthur Vanasek Chevron Club David Matthew Dailey George Wesley Russell  James Edgar Younger Crossed Swords Club Zachary Christian Hunter Stephen Matthew Mosher Gamma Epsilon (Western Carolina) Lamplighter’s Club Marvin Davis Cope William Franklin Willis Gold Star Club Max Clingman Daves Jr. Donald Collins Turner Chevron Club James Clyde Hincher Crossed Swords Club Matthew Ryan Halliday William Brooks Hill John Campbell Schmulling Gamma Zeta (West Virginia Tech) Executive Director’s Club Charles Ward Hutzler Clifton Albert Smith  Gamma Eta (Athens) Chevron Club Lee Andrew Lemsky Gamma Theta (UNC - Wilmington) Executive Director’s Club Francis Louis Wootton Gold Star Club Leonard Haywood Harris William Denny McCaughan Jr.

Henry Cicero Merritt Jr. Chevron Club Michael Paul Waslicki  Crossed Swords Club Alan Moore  Dick Powell  Gamma Iota (LSU) Executive Director’s Club Geoffrey Raymond Beatty  Paul Andre Chenevert  Michael Glenn Porche  Crossed Swords Club James P. Hoover Gamma Kappa (Georgia Southern) Council Club A. Glenn Aspinwall Lamplighter’s Club Martin Walton Nesmith Joseph William Odom Jr. Matthew Lee Woodcock Executive Director’s Club Roland Martin Berry Lee William Davis John Franklin Riggs  Christopher Arthur Wagner Gold Star Club David Joseph Centofanti Crossed Swords Club Joshua Kurt Hartzell Robert Dawson Kilcrease IV Jeffrey Bryan Thomason Gamma Lambda (Missouri S&T) Chevron Club Jeffery Charles Wienhoff  Crossed Swords Club Phillip M. Ballard Jeremy Douglas Moore Gamma Mu (Belmont Abbey) Gold Star Club Guy Anthony Piche Chevron Club Bruce Anthony Martin Gamma Nu (LaGrange) Foundation Club Jeffrey Lawrence Esola Executive Director’s Club Ronald Lewis Farr Gold Star Club James H. Motos Crossed Swords Club Nelson Eddie Caviness   Joel Thomas Conway Jeremy Robert Ikner Martin Cole Lawson Kevin Bryan Sapp Carlos Alfonso Soler Gamma Xi (Georgia Southwestern) Council Club William Lee Finney Lamplighter’s Club David W. Suppes 

Executive Director’s Club Mark Rankin Todd Crossed Swords Club Nathan Michael Long Gamma Rho (Lander) Executive Director’s Club Robert Don Amick  James Thomas Lusk Gold Star Club Marion Edwin Thomas Barry Carroll Young Crossed Swords Club Trevor Clyde Cassidy Steven Bruce Harris Gamma Sigma (Armstrong) Chevron Club Paul A. Kaluzne Jr. Gamma Tau (North Texas) Chevron Club Gary Lynn Harbin Crossed Swords Club Benjamin Bayne Anderson Eugene Gordon Leclaire  Patrick Smith  Joshua Todd Williams  Gamma Upsilon (Oklahoma State) Order Of The Rose Barry Lynn Howell Gold Star Club Mark Neftzger  Brian David Stanley Gamma Phi (South Alabama) Lamplighter’s Club David Schall Rose Executive Director’s Club Thomas Burt Peterson E. Curtis Weems Gold Star Club David Vincent Larosa Jr. Chevron Club Joseph Thad Hendrix   Joseph Anthony Smeraglia Crossed Swords Club Michael Andrew Augustine Sean Michael Johnson  Jeffrey Daniel Roth Gamma Chi (Jacksonville) Foundation Club Paul Langston Stynchcomb Gamma Omega (Montavello) Executive Director’s Club Royce Lamar Lader David Elliott Wigginton Chevron Club Robert E Howard Jr. Sammy Carlo Joseph  Delta Alpha (Virginia Tech) Lamplighter’s Club Kelly James Hobbie  Robert Matthew Loadwick  Executive Director’s Club John Nelson Crist Dale Steven Lewis

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Beta Upsilon (Virginia) Foundation Club Glenn Albert Dickson Daniel Blaine Kimball Jr. Lamplighter’s Club John Bagby Browning Charles Lovette Nesbit Jr. Executive Director’s Club John Grant Clifford  William John Watson III Gold Star Club Barry John Ewald Thomas G. Haudricourt Peter Philip Martin   Chevron Club Douglas William Varney  Crossed Swords Club Richard Lewis Luscomb John Daniel McLaughlin Jr. Thomas James Minneman Beta Phi (East Carolina) Executive Director’s Club Lawrence Wayne Haussmann Gold Star Club Ellis Sherwood Banks Jr. Dennis Riley Barbour Thomas Charles Sayetta Beta Chi (Texas A&M Commerce) Lamplighter’s Club Kenneth Lee Park Beta Psi (Tennessee Wesleyan) Executive Director’s Club Barry Alan Saunders Gold Star Club Norris C. Bishop Jr. Beta Omega (East Tennessee) Foundation Club David Clifford Evans Executive Director’s Club John Nicholas Boronkay Jr. Edward Paul Bowers William Rhodes Mayes Jr. Ronald Keith Younger Gold Star Club Michael Clifton Moody  Eugene Willard Smith Robert George Yackanin  Crossed Swords Club Earl Edward Peters  Gamma Alpha (West Alabama) Executive Director’s Club Richard Bryan Bonner Seth Campbell Jackson Gold Star Club Jack Sterling Garnett Jr.  Harry Lurton Shiver Crossed Swords Club Sean Clinton Principe  Gamma Beta (Old Dominion) Lamplighter’s Club David Simas Executive Director’s Club Linwood Ashby Beverly Jr.

Lifetime Giving Clubs Star & Lamp Society $500,000+ Supreme Circle $250,000 - $499,999 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 Foundation Club $5,000 - $9,999 Lamplighter’s Club $2,500 - $4,999 Executive Director’s Club $1,000 - $2,499 Gold Star Club $500 - $999 Chevron Club $250 - $499 Crossed Swords Club $1 - $249

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT Robert Brooke Ritchie Jr. Robert Hall Squire Gold Star Club Glenn Nolan Byrd John Cleveland Lucy III Crossed Swords Club Ryan Scott Heider Bradford Leigh McDaniel   Edward & Kristine Olsen Delta Beta (North Georgia) Foundation Club Andy Olin Smith Lamplighter’s Club Charles Andrew May Bill Wayne Pope Executive Director’s Club Victor Cary Eilenfield Victor Delano Irvin Michael Timothy O’Halpin P.J. Rodgers Brian Yarbrough Gold Star Club Donald Covington Durant Chevron Club Charles Edward Mitchell  Alan Michael Pesti  Crossed Swords Club William Zack Agerton James Earl Barbee Daniel John Bauscher  Joseph Edward Goletz  Harrison Audric Ulmer Delta Delta (Truman State) Order Of The Bell John Richard Andrews Council Club Charles Jay Barnard Foundation Club Irvin Phillip Howard III Lamplighter’s Club Josh Allan Wansing Executive Director’s Club William Adams Pryor James Cecil Palmer Stephen Robert Schneider Michael Richard Zolezzi Chevron Club David Del Hennings II Mark Eugene Schell  James M. Shumake Crossed Swords Club Patrick Michael Miller  Delta Epsilon (Jacksonville State) Gold Star Club Horace Dean Buttram Jr. Chevron Club Robert Jackson Coley Joel Stacy Shedd Nicholas Alexander Weir Delta Zeta (Appalachian State) Council Club Arthur John Quickenton

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Lamplighter’s Club Patrick John Danehy Executive Director’s Club David Wayne Huss Steven Edward Miller Gold Star Club Todd S. Griffin William Earl Maycock Chevron Club Bruce Edward Greenland Collan Alexander Neal  Crossed Swords Club Marc Edward Gmuca  Delta Eta (Morehead State) Executive Director’s Club Gregory Lane Kring Gerald Eugene Slone Gold Star Club Christopher Franklin McCoy  Ronnie Allen Reynolds II Chevron Club Paul Allen Cantrell Delta Iota (Middle Tennessee) Executive Director’s Club Jonathan Edward Campbell  Stephen Lynn Crass James Scott Davidson John Cruse Peden  Delta Kappa (UNC - Pembroke) Crossed Swords Club Curtis Jones Bennett Jr. Bruce Earl Tanner Delta Lambda (UNC - Charlotte) Foundation Club William Carroll Jackson Jr. Francis Bo Clyde Proctor Jr. Executive Director’s Club Horace Jenkins Harkey II Charles Anthony Marus Terry Alan Reed Gold Star Club William S. Mumford Chevron Club Michael Alan Haynes  Crossed Swords Club Jon Michael Bass Jr.  Delta Mu (Methodist) Crossed Swords Club Jeffery Steven Deitz  Delta Nu (Western Kentucky) Gold Star Club Carlos D. Tatum  Delta Omicron (Nicholls State) Gold Star Club Jacques David Frere Delta Pi (Wright State) Foundation Club Bruce Kevin Rockwell Delta Rho (USC) Executive Director’s Club Michael Woodward Coen Edward Anthony Lang III

Alan Dean Wapner Crossed Swords Club Ryan D. Aeh Nathan Andrew Searles  Delta Sigma (Bowling Green) Executive Director’s Club John Patrick Babel Gold Star Club Craig Lee Anderson Kevin Myron Lotosky Scott David Rankin Christopher Allan Shade  Steven John Trivisonno Blake Anthony Williams Delta Tau (James Madison) Executive Director’s Club Jerry Philip Keilsohn Gold Star Club Kenneth Roland Kiser Chevron Club Thomas Brooks Lyles Jr. Kenneth Richard Rand III Delta Upsilon (Pittsburgh) Chevron Club James Alan Maochi Crossed Swords Club Chad Benjamin Friedman Joseph Michael Lanzetta Delta Phi (Radford) Gold Star Club John Roy Spannuth III Crossed Swords Club Claudio P. Belloli Delta Chi (Kansas State) Foundation Club Matthew Cannon Keller Executive Director’s Club G. Lawrence Keller III J. Timothy Lindemuth Eric Scott Purvis  Gold Star Club Andrew Gerald Lammers Jeffrey Lynn Meister Chevron Club Steven Clark Hill Crossed Swords Club Dereck Curtis Martinez  Delta Psi (Texas - Arlington) Foundation Club Billy L. Jacobs Lamplighter’s Club Bill Wayne Alexander Executive Director’s Club William Thomas Svihel Gold Star Club Bryan H. Taylor Chevron Club Keith L. Ackerman Henry Grady Bell III Anthony Robledo IV Crossed Swords Club Christopher Aaron Barngrover 

Delta Omega (Texas A&M) Order Of The Rose Jason & Shannon Dodd  Council Club Thomas Brandon Sullivan Executive Director’s Club Enos Charles Inniss Mark Freeman Munsell  Gold Star Club Brooks Gayle Bradford Jr.  Epsilon Alpha (Elon) Council Club Timothy Allen Martins  Foundation Club Christian Adam Wiggins  Lamplighter’s Club Lawrence James D’Angelo Executive Director’s Club Hardy Kenneth Bobbitt Trent Royal Gilbert Brian Charles O’Shea Gregory Chase Rumley Gold Star Club James Brett Leslie  Crossed Swords Club Jason Robert Kahn  Scott David Leighty Christopher Robert Morse   Terrance McKenzie Sanders Epsilon Gamma (Longwood) Lamplighter’s Club Donald Chauncey Sisco II Executive Director’s Club Dale William Rankin Epsilon Delta (Auburn - Montgomery) Lamplighter’s Club David Maxwell Smith Jr.  Gold Star Club Timothy Neal Hatch  Crossed Swords Club Joel Lee Thames Epsilon Epsilon (UVA - Wise) Foundation Club David Michael Donathan Gold Star Club David Wiley Belcher Jr.  Chad Horvat Dale Travis Kennedy Jr. Neal Lane Epsilon Eta (Winthrop) Executive Director’s Club Jeffrey Allen Mahoney Thomas James Sacco  Crossed Swords Club Jon Anthony Higgins Dashae Morris Middleton Epsilon Theta (Seton Hall) Chevron Club Steven Joseph Veit Epsilon Iota (UNC - Greensboro) Lamplighter’s Club Chad Allen Coltrane James Lawrence Shaw

Executive Director’s Club David Brantley Craft  Gold Star Club Charles Robert Cote  Roger Eric Searls  Crossed Swords Club Jeffrey Robert Finberg  Daniel James McEntee Richard David Sprinkle  William Matthew Symmes   Epsilon Kappa (Southern Poly) Foundation Club Michael Lloyd Hubsky Executive Director’s Club Jay Revis Barrow Steve Ross Brewer  David Lloyd Nelson  James Alexander Ransom Crossed Swords Club John Lloyd Diamond  Charles Taylor Matyac Nicholas O’Neal Williams Epsilon Lambda (South Carolina - Upstate) Executive Director’s Club Rondal Clay Johnson  Gold Star Club John Walker Brewer  Chevron Club Richard Whitney Allen Crossed Swords Club Andrew Stephen Brown Epsilon Mu (Bradley) Council Club William Furling III Gold Star Club Christopher M. Assise  Gregry Evans   Epsilon Nu (Cal State - Sacramento) Foundation Club Robert Eugene Langbein Lamplighter’s Club Steve & Lesly Curtis Chevron Club Lawrence Michael Kolterman Michael Shawn Rogers  Epsilon Omicron (Villanova) Foundation Club Joseph A. Brady III Crossed Swords Club Peter Jerry Anninos Epsilon Pi (Virginia Commonwealth) Crossed Swords Club F. Joseph Pudner Epsilon Rho (Lenoir-Rhyne) Executive Director’s Club Mark Scott Mullane Gold Star Club William Rudisill Rhyne Jr. Craig Steven Thornburg

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“When I first arrived at Furman my freshman year I wasn’t even considering a Greek organization – that was until I met the men of Pi Kappa Phi. I knew then I wanted to be a part of this group and I am a better man for it.”

Dan Hoilett, Delta (Furman)

Chevron Club Trent Matthew Hennigar Ronald Lee Ingram Andrew Charles Matznick Crossed Swords Club Adam Robert Stoddard Epsilon Sigma (Christian Brothers) Chevron Club Neal Evans Strickland  Epsilon Tau (St. Joseph’s) Foundation Club Vincent Joseph Thompson III Executive Director’s Club Thomas Patrick Wilson  Epsilon Upsilon (Georgia College & State) Executive Director’s Club Paul Frank Sedor II Gold Star Club Todd Ray Worley Chevron Club Donald Merton Crume Epsilon Phi (UAB) Lamplighter’s Club Scott Lane McLeod Chevron Club Patrick Austin  Crossed Swords Club Lary B. Cowart  Bradley James Watts  Kyle Gregory Whitley Epsilon Psi (Slippery Rock) Foundation Club David James Conn  Lamplighter’s Club Gregory Eric Moffett Executive Director’s Club Andrew Hunter Hartwell Jerritt Michael Park Gold Star Club J. Scott Pilotti 

Chevron Club Kenneth A. Clare James J. Ramsey Crossed Swords Club Andrew Edward Hlavsa Keith Robert Rineer   Epsilon Omega (Texas Tech) Foundation Club James Alexander Wedding Lamplighter’s Club Peter Logan Dudley Robert Emmett Welsh Executive Director’s Club James Thomas Smith Gregory Bryan Turner  Gold Star Club Cory Michael Davis  Nicholas Ryan Turner Chevron Club John Mark Oyerbides Crossed Swords Club Ryan Allan Harlan Nicholas Muniz Zeta Alpha (Clemson) Foundation Club John Ray Bradford III  Scott Christopher Gasparini Crossed Swords Club Ryan Scott Higbie  Eric Lee Peterson Zeta Gamma (North Dakota) Lamplighter’s Club Christopher Thomas Johnson Steward Edward Sandstrom Executive Director’s Club Erik David Granstrom Mark Anthony Hobson Gold Star Club David William Kirkland Chevron Club Connor Michael Coughlin  Lawrence C. Freer III

Crossed Swords Club John Austin Bryant Richard Corey Bushaw  Zeta Delta (Shippensburg) Executive Director’s Club Steven Troy Merkel  Zeta Epsilon (George Mason) Lamplighter’s Club Alan Patrick Duesterhaus Executive Director’s Club Eric Hunter Lindenberg Timothy John Quick Chevron Club Scott A. Kopple Peter C. Spellar  Dan T. Stanford Crossed Swords Club Michael John Lombardo Jr. Zeta Zeta (North Florida) Executive Director’s Club Matthew Aaron Berling James Edward Leano John Powers Sr. Crossed Swords Club Steven Nicholas Delaparte Daniel A. Diaz Brandon Anthony Maccuish Matthew Jeffrey McGowan Robert Charles Raesemann Jr.   Zachary Jonathan Rose Zeta Eta (South Florida) Crossed Swords Club Daniel Everest Shults Zeta Theta (Texas - Austin) Council Club Tracy David Maddux Executive Director’s Club Paul Steven Drake Delbert Douglas Oberpriller III Crossed Swords Club Anthony Rexton Huang  

Zeta Iota (Indiana - PA) Foundation Club Stephen Edward Whitby Lamplighter’s Club J. Ross Jordan Crossed Swords Club James Michael Bender Zeta Kappa (Richard Stockton) Crossed Swords Club Michael P. Bowblis Anthony Francis Cicali III Erik Xavier Raj Zeta Mu (Cal State - Northridge) Executive Director’s Club Stefan Matthew Wilcox Zeta Nu (West Chester) Gold Star Club Joseph Vincent Rizzuto  Crossed Swords Club James C. Ewing  Richard Edward Yoegel Zeta Xi (Averett) Executive Director’s Club Jay Randall Davis Gold Star Club David Joseph Thomas Crossed Swords Club Michael Todd Blanton Derek Steven Forney Gerald Norman Isabelle III James David McGhee Jr.   Zeta Omicron (SUNY - Cortland) Chevron Club John Brandon Savignano Zeta Pi (Marshall) Executive Director’s Club Christopher Lee Conley  Crossed Swords Club Adam Ross Fridley Ryan Lee Hatfield

Lifetime Giving Clubs Star & Lamp Society $500,000+ Supreme Circle $250,000 - $499,999 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 Foundation Club $5,000 - $9,999 Lamplighter’s Club $2,500 - $4,999 Executive Director’s Club $1,000 - $2,499 Gold Star Club $500 - $999 Chevron Club $250 - $499 Crossed Swords Club $1 - $249

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT “I want as many young men as possible to feel the power of lifelong friendship that comes through true fraternity. One very easy way to do that is to support the Pi Kappa Phi Leadership Fund. It’s just one small thing I can do to pay it forward.”

Joseph Lux, Alpha Psi (Indiana)

Daniel Robert Holderby Matthew Phillip Lee Russell Radford Rucker IV Derek Thomas Sarver Matthew Chad Thompson Zeta Rho (Cal State - Fullerton) Lamplighter’s Club Victor Charles Valencia Jr. Executive Director’s Club Shahmir Ali Nadjmabadi  Zeta Tau (Barton) Executive Director’s Club Jason Thomas Ricks Crossed Swords Club Brian Manley Allen Zeta Phi (Colorado State) Lamplighter’s Club Steven Todd Gaiser Shawn Wesley Rabourn  Crossed Swords Club Robert Ruben Duran   Patrick Thomas Pollock  Andrew Richard Redfield  Zeta Chi (Albright) Chevron Club Matthew John Osorio  Crossed Swords Club John James Dascher Jr. Zeta Psi (IUPUI) Lamplighter’s Club Lance Knowlton Burnside Zeta Omega (Townson State) Chevron Club George E. Linares Eta Alpha (Concord) Lamplighter’s Club Christopher Lee McGown Eta Beta (Indiana State) Crossed Swords Club Tyler James Collins Eric John Fisher  Brandon Joel Gaston

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Tressman Lee Goode   William Garrett Hamblen   Eta Gamma (Colorado) Lamplighter’s Club Michael Scott Hartman Executive Director’s Club Robert Rutledge Gould IV Gold Star Club David Cummings & Family Eric Mark Jacobson  Jason C. Pickel Chevron Club Jack Hillyer  Crossed Swords Club David Christopher Shanklin Michael Dominic Tolerico  Eta Delta (Kennesaw State) Lamplighter’s Club Brian Joseph Barnett Executive Director’s Club Robert Donald Evans Gold Star Club Alton Daniel Fortney Richard Thomas Hollis Chevron Club Robert Kevin Henson Crossed Swords Club Richard C. Korson Sr.  Jose & Alba Viera  Eta Epsilon (Maryland) Executive Director’s Club Ross Wesley Knoblauch Eta Zeta (Queens) Gold Star Club Scott McCants Thomas Chevron Club Brett Pharr Abner II Crossed Swords Club Stuart Posey Hair   Adam David Phillips

Eta Eta (UC - Irvine) Gold Star Club Cesar Barrios Eta Theta (San Francisco) Lamplighter’s Club Cosmo Anthony Taormina Gold Star Club Nelson Edward Wong Eta Iota (Christopher Newport) Lamplighter’s Club Timothy David Campbell Executive Director’s Club William Robert Boulden  Chevron Club Christopher Thomas Conner  Crossed Swords Club Andrew Thomas Bell  David Scott Keel  Eta Lambda (SUNY - Brockport) Foundation Club J. Scott Atkinson Lamplighter’s Club Jeffrey Michael White  Executive Director’s Club William Robert Wilkinson  Crossed Swords Club Ryan John Giglia  Richard Jesse Shamus  Eta Mu (Wingate) Chevron Club Robert Brent Erb Crossed Swords Club Alec Lafontaine William Joshua Walton Eta Xi (SUNY - Albany) Crossed Swords Club Damon Jeremy Boyar  James Modzelewski 

Eta Omicron (San Francisco State) Executive Director’s Club John Jefferson Lowry IV Crossed Swords Club Zachary Filson Hom Evan Andrew Thomas  Eta Pi (Coastal Carolina) Executive Director’s Club James Daniel Dukes Jr. Gold Star Club David J. Myroup Eta Rho (Texas State) Gold Star Club Chad Christopher Bryan Chevron Club Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kalmick Crossed Swords Club Justin Stephen Garcia Eta Sigma (UCLA) Executive Director’s Club Benjamin Janda Hofilena Jr. Todd Arthur Sargent  Eta Tau (Kentucky) Crossed Swords Club Seth & Brierly Branson  Eta Upsilon (Miami - OH) Lamplighter’s Club John T. Healy Executive Director’s Club Richard David Swensen III Brandon James Tudor Chevron Club Michael E. Kudravetz Joshua David Lundell  John R. Smith Michael Joseph Heaten Ryan Michael Lugabihl Eta Phi (UMBC) Gold Star Club Matthew Edward Garono 

Crossed Swords Club Joshua Lyons Michael  Eta Chi (Texas Christian) Executive Director’s Club Kenneth Joseph Oubre Gold Star Club Mark Joseph Curry  Benjamin Wade Johns Chevron Club Ben Roman Crossed Swords Club Jon Andrew Norman  Eta Psi (Central Florida) Crossed Swords Club Robert Michael Woods  Eta Omega (New Mexico State) Gold Star Club Ruben J. Talavera  Crossed Swords Club Jeffrey Scott Hernandez Patrick J. Moreno Theta Alpha (Southern Mississippi) Council Club John W. Langley Lamplighter’s Club Gary Franklin Kimble  Executive Director’s Club Thomas Blaine Barker Brandon James Belote Gold Star Club John Edward Bezou Jr. Crossed Swords Club Gerald Graves Buffington Keenan Lee Dollar Theta Beta (West Georgia) Crossed Swords Club David Warren Condon  Theta Delta (Florida International) Executive Director’s Club Robert Frost Riley III 

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Theta Rho (Western Michigan) Crossed Swords Club Scott Patrick Keppler Theta Tau (High Point) Crossed Swords Club James Edwin Yarbough Theta Upsilon (Northern Arizona) Crossed Swords Club Andrew A. Easter Ryan Robert Johnson Zachary Elliot Libby Theta Phi (Louisiana Tech) Crossed Swords Club Clint Michael Carlisle  Andrew Scott Robinson  Theta Psi (RIT) Crossed Swords Club Matthew John Lucasiewicz Michael Jude McCall  Cameron Alexander McCoy Iota Alpha (Sacred Hart) Crossed Swords Club Andrew S. Richards  Iota Beta (Texas - San Antonio) Crossed Swords Club Hassan Kheleel Barzani Dominic A. Macias Steven Alfonso Maldonado Iota Delta (New Hampshire) Crossed Swords Club Tyler Dean Allen David Dexter Tarbox Keagan Douglas Tolman Iota Zeta (Stephen F. Austin) Crossed Swords Club David Z. Perez James Michael Snelling Iota Eta (Embry-Riddle) Crossed Swords Club Kristofer Cullen Book Nicholas Arthur Hamilton Dylan Marshall York Iota Kappa (Northern Colorado) Chevron Club Nicholas Andrew Atzenbeck  Mario J. Hernandez Clark Maximillian Lamson William Casper Schiffelbein  Iota Lambda (Quinnipiac) Crossed Swords Club Brandon M. Bell Erik Cote   Iota Nu (Mississippi State) Crossed Swords Club Anthony Stuart Golding Iota Omicron (Iona) Crossed Swords Club Joseph Sorin Chabot Daniel Nicholas Minero Member At Large Chevron Club Adrian Cronauer

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Friends Of The Fraternity Council Club Jabe & Shirley Hardee Foundation Club Clair E. McCloy  Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moka  Executive Director’s Club Ann W. Atwood Elizabeth A. Fehr Gold Star Club William C. Benton   Lori Hart Courtney L. McKenna  Chevron Club Patricia Goetz  Debra Ollom   Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sullivan  Crossed Swords Club Elizabeth B. Anderson   Christina Arney  Katie Baker Donna B. Benzel Lauren Berger  Christian F. Binnig Vern J. Cleva   Carrie G. Clifford  Steven Cruz  Linda H. Deftos   Mary B. Delay  Vincent Dicairano Daniel Diguglielmo  Allison J. Foster Simon Foster  William R. Hall  Cynthia G. Howell Byron Hughes  Rachel Westra Marsh Jeffrey L. Mason   James McGhee  Joslyn McGriff Michael McPhee  Michael McPherson  Lorrie Miller  Lauren Misiewicz  David E. Mullen  Denise Nelson  Pete Nikitas Ralph Perez Jr. Gail L. Polosky  Jason Prigg Oliver Riley  Leah Russell  Cary D. Schulz   Todd Shelton  Michael A. Smith  Theresa B. Smith Mary L. Spoto  Jenna Spurrier  Todd Stock  Molly Ann Swonger  Brent Turner  Sarah Raykes Wagner  Cameron Blair Warner Industrial Developments International   Zeta Epsilon Housing Corp. 

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Gold Star Club Phillip Lloyd Hamilton  Chevron Club Oscar L. Grau  Crossed Swords Club Alejandro Angel Castaneda Dylan Taylor Matthews Jorge Ignacio Triay Jr.   Gabriel Armando Villanueva  Theta Epsilon (Kansas) Executive Director’s Club Brian Allan Rock Gold Star Club Jared Wade Thurston Theta Zeta (George Washington) Chevron Club Wesley Malcolm Johnson  Crossed Swords Club Brian J. Taylor  Theta Eta (American) Executive Director’s Club Justin William Angotti Chevron Club Andrew Kenneth Danto  Crossed Swords Club Isaiah Benjamin Headen Bryan William Riley Theta Theta (Iowa) Lamplighter’s Club Gregory Joseph Buehner  James Francis Buehner Chevron Club Michael Anthony Lee Jr. Theta Kappa (Baylor) Crossed Swords Club Lance Everrett Wolf   Theta Lambda (Missouri State) Chevron Club Curt Andrew Herzog  Crossed Swords Club John & Whitney Maddux  Corbin Dominic Sohn Theta Mu (UMass - Amherst) Executive Director’s Club Joseph James Piedrafite  Crossed Swords Club Nicholas Tyler Julian Theta Nu (Delaware) Lamplighter’s Club Paul Edward Parker Chevron Club John N. Visconi II  Theta Xi (Arizona State) Crossed Swords Club Nicholas Wong Brady   Jibran Sohail Charania Anthony Chalfin Enrico Theta Pi (Texas - Tyler) Crossed Swords Club Joshua Allen White 

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Ribbon cutting a celebration at Alabama’s Omicron Chapter

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complete a feasibility study on the necessary fundraising efforts they would need to build the new house. Over the next few months, Omicron engaged an architect, Kick Holmes of Mobile, Ala., to begin designing a house that captured the essence of Pi Kappa Phi (including a gate to the courtyard with an arch similar to College of Charleston as well as the great seal in the foyer). Omicron also worked diligently with Pennington to design campaign materials and arrange fundraising events. The hope was to gather a substantial amount of donations prior to the public announcement of the fundraising campaign. Emmett Dendy agreed to serve as campaign honorary chairman and Steve Trimmier ’63 agreed to serve as campaign chairman. Since Omicron was founded in 1917, the chapter was almost 100 years old; therefore, the theme of the campaign was “Building for the Next 100 Years.”

OVER 400 WERE in attendance for

a grand ribbon cutting ceremony held this spring at the new 28,000-square foot Omicron Chapter house at the University of Alabama.

Notable brothers in attendance included Past National President Mark Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer Mark Timmes, Executive Director Emeritus Durward Owen and Mr. Pi Kappa Phi recipient Emmett Dendy.

Speakers at the event included Warren DeBardelaben, president of the Omicron Club; David Richardson, treasurer of the Omicron Chapter; Andrew Fowler, archon of Omicron Chapter; Mark Timmes, CEO of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity; Dr. Judy Bonner, president of the University of Alabama; Dr. Robert Witt, chancellor of the University of Alabama School System; Steve Trimmier, fundraising chairman; and Emmett Dendy, Mr. Pi Kappa Phi recipient, football player at the University of Alabama, WWII survivor and honorary campaign chairman.

The ribbon was cut by Dr. Robert Witt, Dr. Judy Bonner, Emmett Dendy and Warren DeBardelaben.

The new chapter house is the first

fraternity house visible as you arrive on campus via University Boulevard and includes 40 student rooms and a full housemother’s suite.

In 2010, with the University of Alabama rapidly expanding and several fraternities and sororities beginning the process of building new houses, Omicron Chapter was faced with a decision. The house they were in was nearly 50 years old and had only received cosmetic renovations throughout the years. There were three main options: sell the house and build a new one; refurbish the one they were in; or expand the one they were in along with major renovations. After studying the options and costs, the Omicron Club made the decision in 2011 that they would attempt to sell the house and build a new one.

They submitted a proposal to the university and, in the fall of 2011, were granted the last available lot on the university’s main entrance, University Blvd. The current house was quickly sold to another fraternity, and the project for a new house was under way.

The University of Alabama engaged a third party, Pennington and Company, to work with the Omicron Club and

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When the campaign went public, they had already garnered commitments of $1.1 million. The current donation total is $1.57 million. Omicron Club plans to continue their fundraising efforts until they reach $2 million. The donations run through the University of Alabama and are earmarked for the Omicron house.

In 2017, Omicron Chapter will celebrate its 100th anniversary. The chapter has initiated over 2,400 men.

The University of Alabama currently has over 33,000 students. Fraternity and sorority membership at Alabama is growing at a tremendous rate with over 56 fraternities and sororities and more than 6,000 members. 

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Greg Linder, Mr. Pi Kappa Phi 2013 never sought any sort of acclaim for his dedication. The reason he stays involved is simply because he wants other kids to have the same formative experience that he’s had.” He continued, “To me, he embodies selfless service, and he’s the kind of guy you want in an organization. But to him, he’s always just maintained an attitude of ‘I’m just a guy helping out.’” star & lamp asked Linder about his fraternal experience, the concept of leadership and advice for members.

If you could start college again tomorrow, what would you do differently? Why? THE MR. PI KAPPA PHI AWARD

is the fraternity’s highest and most prestigious honor to be bestowed upon a member. Although they come from different backgrounds and professions, all recipients of Mr. Pi Kappa Phi have one thing in common: a profound love of and dedication to their fraternity. In 2013, Greg Linder, Omega (Purdue), was selected as the recipient of the Mr. Pi Kappa Phi award.

Greg Linder was initiated into Pi Kappa Phi in 1974, and went on to serve his chapter in many ways, including house manager, which helped establish Omega as one of Pi Kappa Phi’s leading chapters for years to come.

Following his graduation, Linder went on to serve on the Omega House Corporation board of directors for ten years, including multiple terms as vice president.

During Linder’s time on the board, the Omega Chapter suffered a devastating house fire in 1987. As his background and professional life are in contracting, Linder provided critical support and leadership during that difficult period, donating his time and expertise. After his time on his chapter’s housing corporation, Linder went on to join the Pi Kappa Phi Properties board of directors where he has continued to serve for 24 years in several roles. Linder’s time on the board ranks in the top echelon of longest serving members in fraternity history.

Since his own membership and volunteerism began, Linder’s connection to Pi Kapp has strengthened as his two sons, Nick and Greg, both joined Pi Kappa Phi. When asked about his father’s commitment to Pi Kappa Phi, Nick, Psi (Cornell), remarked, “My dad has

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If I had to start college all over again I would work harder in school, get my civil engineering degree and become president of my fraternity. When I was in school I didn’t understand how important it was to work hard. I’m tired of answering the question, “Are you an engineer?” and having to prove myself as otherwise qualified. I’ve always regretted not running for president of my fraternity. I had a sense that leadership was important to my future, but I had no idea how rewarding it could become in future years.

What have been your two or three most important/meaningful Pi Kappa Phi experiences?

My two most meaningful Pi Kappa Phi experiences were initiating my two sons.

The oldest was at Cornell where we initiated an 82-year-old Catholic priest at the same time. And the youngest was at Indiana with Dr. Phil Summers on the initiation team. After initiating my sons, I felt an even greater mission to help the fraternity succeed. My oldest son is on the Pi Kappa Phi Properties Board with me and the younger perspective he has brought to the board has been invaluable. I must say this has given me a fresh breath to extend my commitment to do more to help others.

Can you explain what you’ve recently learned about leadership in your own life?

I’ve learned leadership can be as critical as making decisions in business and as minor as standing up for your beliefs even though they are unpopular. Leading others is simply training and motivation to perform. The satisfaction in helping others improve is a hidden benefit. When

my dad died of a heart attack at age 36, I committed to myself that I would control my stress and never allow it to harm me.

The drive to succeed that comes naturally with leadership can be stressful. Some men spend their life hiding from stress. I believe by the time we are 30 we must learn how to control it, or we spend the rest of our lives trying to avoid stress, which means missed opportunities to grow.

What qualities do you look for in the people with whom you surround yourself, personally or professionally?

The qualities in people with whom I surround myself are the same as I look for in employees, friends and even customers.

I like someone who is straight forward and will tell it like it is. The people near me must be honest and dependable. These people must learn quickly and carry a smile. They must be loyal, quick witted and also humble.

What is a piece of advice you would give to current undergraduates or young alumni?

The advice I have for a young alumni or undergraduate today is to work hard, but don’t be afraid to take risks. Grab any opportunities at leadership and run with them. Recognize that people judge you on your follow up, so if you agreed to show up or call them or reply in some way, they are waiting to judge you by your swift action. If you said you were going to be there, do it. Have solid moral values behind every decision you make because you are building your reputation on these qualities.

Smile, let people know by your teeth that you are happy to be around them. Keep a positive attitude about your personal life and especially your work because you spend so much time there it’s not worth being miserable. Finally, understand that your fraternity is simply your base camp in college. It is just a stepping stone to connect you with friendships and begin your career.

From there, go out in the world and make something happen! 

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