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Credits Editors: Chris Hancock (Indiana State ‘96) David Pascarella (Indiana State ‘17) Dan Stanczak (Loyola-Chicago ’03) Design: David Pascarella (Indiana State ‘17) Contributors: Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado, Mike Corelli (Northern Illinois ‘01) Cody Delmendo (Eastern Illinois ‘15), Johnny Sao (Millikin ‘11), Alison Lai, Spencer Long, Erica Sevilla, Gary Taylor
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About the cover Lansing B. Lee helped make up the first foursome at Augusta National Golf Club in 1933. From left: Lansing Burrows Lee (Georgia ‘06), Bobby Jones (Georgia Tech ‘47), Colonel Jones, and Fielding Wallace
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VOICE OF THE ESA expansion. Over 4,500 newly initiated members have joined SAE and these outstanding young men are making their communities stronger as they begin the lifelong journey towards becoming a True Gentleman. We presented the 350,000th membership badge to an undergraduate brother at Montana State University; our fundraising efforts within the Foundation continue to surpass all goals; and, this academic year we reinstated chapters on eight campuses where SAE once existed. As I look to the second half of this biennium and to the future of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, I see our fraternity continuing to become stronger and more visionary than ever before. Achieving and exceeding all the goals we have set will require us to reimagine the fraternal experience and take advantage of opportunities in today’s modern world. It is vital that we honor our promise to cherish the past while simultaneously embracing the future. The Supreme Council and our Fraternity Service Center Staff remain steadfast in our mission to move this fraternity forward and to create powerful leaders of the future. Our Founding Fathers built a foundation that for generations has revolved around a set of core principles. These principles have shaped, guided, and taught us what it means to be a gentleman, a leader, and a pioneer. Sigma Alpha Epsilon as a whole must be focused and intentional about what we do and how we make our global communities better. So again, I ask, how can we continuously maintain and exceed the ambitious standards that we have set for ourselves? Ultimately, it is about involvement; get involved, be involved, STAY involved throughout our lifelong membership. Together, let us roll up our sleeves and do the work needed to lead SAE into an astonishing era of growth, expansion, leadership, and innovation! As members of this great Fraternity, we all know that, since our inception in 1856 on the banks of the Black Warrior River, our fraternity, as our Mission directs us, has been built on the foundation of setting the highest standards of friendship, scholarship, leadership, and service throughout our entire lives. What does it mean to set a higher standard? Why is it important for members to understand the purpose of our organization? A mission is the foundation or duty assigned to individuals to fulfill through actionable tasks. Our Mission Statement outlines our existence as a fraternity and, as a member within it, we must aim higher than the bare minimal standards. Whether in our academics or hours of service, or by serving as a chapter advisor, house corporation officer, or a Province Archon, we should always maintain a high bar and stay above the status quo in all aspects for our beloved fraternity. We lead the way in all areas of our lives while remembering that the expectations of membership stay with us always, not just for our undergraduate years. Within the first year of our two-to-five-year vision, we are seeing phenomenal results as we continue to focus on growth and 4
Phi Alpha! Mike Corelli (Northern Illinois ‘01) Eminent Supreme Archon
NEWS FROM HQ For years, brothers of SAE have rallied around the spirit of philanthropy and care for others in one of the most recognized and anticipated events, known as Paddy Murphy. A successful Paddy Murphy event can be one of the most memorable moments for a chapter and can lead to years of tradition and enjoyment. We are proud to announce that in the Spring of 2022 SAE celebrated the first nationally recognized Paddy Murphy events.
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HUNTERS & ANGLERS ALUMNI AFFILIATE GROUP Sigma Alpha Epsilon launched its first Alumni Affiliate Group: Hunters and Anglers. Alumni Affiliate Groups are similar to Alumni Associations, except they are brought together by a shared interest instead of by chapter or city. Questions about Alumni Affiliate Groups, including how to start one, can be sent to alumni@sae.net.
RITUAL ACADEMY The 2021 Ritual Academy took place on November 12 and 13 at the Levere Memorial Temple. 133 undergraduates attended and 5 alumni attended. The curriculum for Ritual Academy was assessed on 10 competencies: Diversity, Inclusion, Creating Change, Organizational Behavior, Personal Values, Ethics, Analysis, Facilitation, Excellence, and Group Development. A new seminar presented by David Griego called “From the Obscurity of Prejudice & Superstition: A History of SAE’s Triumph Over Our Exclusionary Clauses” discussed SAE’s history with exclusion in the Fraternity and putting it into context with the time period that various forms of the Constitution were revised in. With a positive rating of 95%, we are pleased with the implementation of the 2021 Ritual Academy curriculum.
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LEVERE MEMORIAL TEMPLE TURNS 90 Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrated the 90th Anniversary of the Levere Memorial Temple this past fall. The “Shrine of Minerva” was installed in the Court of the Archons, along with a plaque honoring everyone that donated to the anniversary campaign.
GIVING TUESDAY The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation and Sigma Chi Foundation combined to raise more than $105,000 during their inaugural Giving Tuesday Challenge, a friendly competition between the two organizations headquartered less than half a mile from each other in Evanston, Illinois. SAE raised $63,582 from 163 members and friends.
LEADERSHIP SCHOOL Leadership School is returning this summer, August 8-11, 2022. It provides a big picture look at leadership and a deeper dive into what it means to serve the Fraternity and our community. It is an immersive learning experience in which collegiate brothers will focus on building the skills needed to serve in any leadership role. The week brings collegiate brothers through the full cycle of collegiate membership and rounds out with a look at what it means to be an alumni member.
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NEWS FROM HQ SAE RECRUITMENT CHALLENGE In an effort to support the Supreme Council and the Fraternity Service Center’s goals for growth, Sigma Alpha Epsilon brought back the recruitment challenge for the Fall 2021 semester. Using past chapter data, Sigma Alpha Epsilon created a goal recruitment number for each chapters and emerging chapters “recruitment challenge”. Chapters that met their goal received a 3′ x 5′ official SAE flag. The five chapters with the largest percentage increase of active members received a custom SAE pop up tent and table cloth for future recruitment efforts.
2021 FALL RECRUITMENT CHALLENGE WINNERS EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL [FL]
FLORIDA RHO
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GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON CITY RHO
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA
FLORIDA NU
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEMARTIN
TENNESSEE TAU
CALIFORNIA STATE-LONG BEACH
CALIFORNIA LAMBDA
STAFF UPDATES After 34 years of service to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Teresa Hightower, better known throughout the Realm as “T,” departed the Fraternity Service Center on December 31, 2021. Her tenure started in 1987 and spanned nine Eminent Supreme Recorders and 18 Eminent Supreme Archons. During this time, the Fraternity grew from 207,000+ initiated members to 345,000+. While Teresa’s official title evolved over the course of time, her core responsibilities were always consistent: support for our members, staff, and volunteers. Thank you, T, for everything you have given to our beloved Fraternity. Laura Bianchi has been hired as Director of Operations and Annual Giving for the SAE Foundation. She will oversee annual giving campaigns, identify prospective contributors and donors, and coordinate donor engagement and sustainment. Laura graduated from Fox College in 1986. Shelby Gerwin has been hired as Coordinator of Education. She will assist with national educational initiatives, curriculum, and events. Shelby graduated from the University of Mount Union in 2018 and holds a master’s in education from Ohio University. She is a member of Alpha Delta Pi. Dillan Humbard (Kennesaw State ‘21) has been hired as Coordinator of Alumni Engagement. He will support the goals to increase alumni engagement, assist alumni associations, and recruit volunteers. As an undergraduate, Dillan served in various positions including Eminent Archon. Margaret Nielsen has been hired as Manager of Recurring Giving for the SAE Foundation. She will manage recurring giving campaigns, identify prospective contributors and donors, and oversee the SAE Foundation call center. Margaret graduated from Maryville College in 2020. Sally Skaggs has been hired as Coordinator of Finance and Housing for the SAE Financial & Housing Corporation. She will oversee chapter member billing and invoicing, payment plans, collections, and monitoring chapter budgets and expenditures. Sally graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1978 and is a member of Delta Delta Delta.
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Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado has been promoted to Director of Donor Services and Special Events for the SAE Foundation. She previously served as Manager of Donor Services and Special Events. Jennifer will transition to the Leadership Team while continuing to oversee donor stewardship, SAE Foundation event planning, and Foundation brand management. Caitlin Haycock has been hired as Office and Events Coordinator. She will assist with the daily operations of the Levere Memorial Temple, event planning, and coordinating business systems. Caitlin graduated from Butler University in 2011 and is a member of Delta Delta Delta. Alison Lai has been hired as Donor Services Coordinator for the SAE Foundation. She will manage donor records, acknowledgment, analysis, and oversee fund maintenance. Alison graduated from the University of Massachusetts Lowell in 2017 and also holds a postgraduate degree from the school. Holcombe Rolader (Louisiana State ‘21) has been hired as Coordinator of Chapter Development. In this role, he will serve as support to undergraduates, advisors, and house corporations officers. Holcombe will also implement health-and-safety initiatives and assist volunteers and university partners. As an undergraduate, he served in various positions including Eminent Archon.
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SOCIAL MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS @FRESNOSTATE_SAE
Fresno State (California Iota) Happy Flag Friday ΦΑ!
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California-Riverside (California Omicron)
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Baylor (Texas Theta) The smiles say it all! Congratulations to our 24 newest brothers! #ΣΑΕ
@UWSAE
Washington (Washington Alpha) A snowy seasons greeting from ΣΑΕ!
@UNLV_SAE
UNLV (Nevada Beta) ΣΑΕ Bang. Come see us @FreeSpeech @UNLV today
@UCLA_SAE UCLA (California Delta) Welcoming forty-five new dawgs to Cal Delta. Let’s have ourselves a year #Hau5
@RAFORDSAE Radford (Virginia Eta) Happy local founders day to the Virginia Eta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. It’s been a great 2 years, and looking forward to many more great years to come
@SAE.ARKANSAS Arkansas (Arkansas Alpha Upsilon) Freshman Class Retreat 2022 Last weekend our freshman had the opportunity to visit the ΣΑΕ headquarters in Chicago, Illinois. Thank you @sigmaalphaepsilon and the Levere Memorial Temple for this experience! #ΦΑ
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Oregon State (Oregon Alpha) Park cleanup is easy when @goldenlifeofboss is cheering you on. Huge thanks to @oregonstate_axo for partnering up with us to cleanup Avery Park!
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Centre College (Kentucky Kappa) During CentreTerm, @cbcoulter3 @ edwardleemajor and @dylannwilsonnn are studying in Rome, Italy and traveling throughout Western Europe. To see amazing photos along their journey, check out @coulterphoto29! Best of luck and safe travels back to Danville.
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Nevada Reno (Nevada Alpha) We are excited to proudly announce our 2022 Executive Council. We are glad to have these gentlemen in these positions, knowing they’ll have many accomplishments. #PhiAlpha
@SAELIUPOST Long Island (New York Beta) Our brother @ryan.lockard representing our chapter at the 2021 SAE Ritual Academy hosted in Chicago!
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WELCOME TO THE REALM: CLEMSON, DEPAUW, AND FURMAN!
B E I N G G R A N T E D A C H A R T E R I S N O E A SY TA S K , A N D M A I N TA I N I N G I T I S E V E N M O R E C H A L L E N G I N G . E AC H S U C C E S S F U L C H A P T E R I N S TA L L AT I O N B R I N G S A N E W G E N E R AT I O N O F T R U E G E N T L E M E N I N T O T H E WO R L D, A L L U PH E L D BY T H E H I G H E S T S TA N DA R D S O F T H E F R AT E R N I T Y. T H E S E A R E T H E M O S T R E C E N T C H A P T E R S A D D E D T O T H E R E A L M . I N T E R E S T E D I N ( R E ) S TA R T I N G T H E C H A P T E R AT YO U R S C H O O L? E M A I L C O N TAC T@SA E . N E T FO R M O R E I N FO R M AT I O N .
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I N T H E I R WO R D S We started with just 13 young men in February of 2020. Due to Covid-19, we didn’t officially meet each other until August. However, we got right to work and progressed through our maturation and growth quickly. We gained 16 new members in the fall and then added another 21 in the Spring of 2021. Using new recruitment practices, dealing with hybrid and online environments, we increased chapter size by nearly 300%. With more brothers came more ideas. We were able to successfully throw more social and philanthropy events. We maintain a chapter GPA that consistently scores in IFC’s top 10. These guys put in the work when a lot of people would have rested on their laurels. They matured quicker than they were asked. We are proud of our success to this point. We will bring chapter size to near 70 this fall. We will raise close to $10,000 in philanthropy. We will continue to be scholars in the classroom, and gentlemen everywhere else.
A B O U T T H E C A M PU S Clemson University is the second-largest university (by population) in South Carolina. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the university manages the nearby 17,500-acre Clemson Experimental Forest that is used for research, education, and recreation. Clemson is tied for the 74th best national university in the U.S. overall and also tied for the 29th top public school.
FO U N D I N G FAT H E R S Joseph Culverhouse Bossong III Miles Jerome Murray Robert Christian Cromley Brian Evan Rieder Carter Barrett Ferguson John Louis Askew Jake Edward Masters Andrew James Bristow Miguel Angel Cordi Connor Aidan Finnerty Andrew Thomas Rebosio William Copeland Reed Nicholas Stephen Villareal Alex Joseph Weinberger Mark Daniel Capelle José Antonio Contreras Marcos José Cordi Steven Scott Hodges John Gorman Klinge III Matthew Michael Mace Walker Harrison Pace Marc Aurelio Ross Niko Paul Sammartino Jacob Edward Simmer Jeremy Edgar Steinschraber SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Ronit Badlani Andrew Tobias Belloff Connor William Breen Nathan Khin Chea Spencer Joseph Chea Clayton Forrest Colley Matthew Thomas Fry Neal Robert Fyock Jay Robert Joliet Cameron Drew Kaye William Joseph Lundregan V Brett Thomas Marino Brady Michael Mullins John Desmond O’Connell Donivan Hans Okolita Antonios Nikolaos Perros Thomas Ryan Quirk Christian Thomas Romeos William McFarlin Saby William Norman Smith Thomas McCraw Stephens Jackson Moser Andy Price
S TAT S Institution
Clemson University
Chapter Designation
South Carolina Nu
Current Chapter Size
68
Installation Date
September 25, 2021
Location
Clemson, SC
Institution Founded
1889
Student Population
25,800
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CHAPTER INSTALLATIONS
I N T H E I R WO R D S Since the day of our chartering, we have fully transitioned from a colony to a fraternity. This was a huge day for our chapter, the sense of brotherhood has become stronger in every member. There has been growth in every member of the chapter, being more supportive of a fellow brother or finding a way to help out within the community. Also giving back to the house, whether that be at chapter meetings or helping each other out. We have grown as an execuitve council coming together and holding all members accountable and responsible for filling their duties. Keeping this fraternity growing and recruiting members worthy of the True Gentlemen is a top priority. We are proud to tell anyone who asks that we are members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
FO U N D I N G FAT H E R S Alexander Constatine Sacopulos Lance Tristan Meyer Alexander James Hlade Aaryan Jha Aidan Brice LeBlanc Cole Nicholas Baker Connor Alan Surber Daniel Leo Saltz Evan Marlo Manges John Webster Kneisley Jr. Qiang Lin Samuel Edward Gonzalez Seth Thomas Gillen Tyler Geoffrey Loughmiller Joel Steven Magnabosco Elijah Fredrick Royal Brevon Eli Gude Hunter Reece Seaborne Adam Edward Forward Adam Ryan Ammons Yannick Evans Ndongo Muhammad Omer Sajid Apurv Ashish Patwardhan Daniel Fredrick Rafeedie Nicholas John Weymueller Bamlak Deju Abera
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A B O U T T H E C A M PU S DePauw University is a private university that is ranked 46th among liberal arts institutions in the United States. The world’s first Greek-letter sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta, was founded at DePauw in 1870 and Alpha Chi Omega, was founded at Depauw in 1885. Nearly 70% of students are affiliated with a Greek-letter organization. The campus boasts a 20% multicultural enrollment.
S TAT S Institution
DePauw University
Chapter Designation
Indiana Delta
Current Chapter Size
27
Installation Date
August 28, 2021
Location
Greencastle, IN
Institution Founded
1837
Student Population
1,900
I N T H E I R WO R D S
A B O U T T H E C A M PU S
The Emerging Chapter at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina was reestablished in February of 2019. Our brothers have worked to overcome many struggles in Greek life at Furman to become a thriving part of our campus community. We quickly established a brotherhood respected by our peers and hosted many successful social and philanthropic activities. Furman’s chapter has a long history and many of our campus buildings are named after notable SAE alumni. In December of 2021, the South Carolina Phi chapter was reinstalled by Sigma Alpha Epsilon and became a fully recognized chapter among the Furman Interfraternity council. We are continuing to work towards expanding the chapter and are looking forward to a great future for South Carolina Phi.
Furman University is the oldest private institution of higher learning in South Carolina and also the state’s highest-ranked institution of higher education. It is one of the “most rigorous schools in America” along with Columbia, Harvard, and Yale. The campus is considered one of the most beautiful in the world, for which it has received global recognition, specifically for its landscaping.
FO U N D I N G FAT H E R S Nicholas M. Ligosh James A. Dunn Kirk J. Spotts Alexander B. Golland Cory R. Dillard Finn M. O’Neil Phil B. Jones Jaxson J. Coad
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Ryan M. Barcelona Andre De Castro Austin O. Allen Anderson H. Tomlin Phillip D. R. Garcia Bernardus J. Lans Luke E. B. Sommerdyke
S TAT S Institution
Furman University
Chapter Designation
South Carolina Phi
Current Chapter Size
24
Installation Date
December 4, 2021
Location
Greenville, SC
Institution Founded
1826
Student Population
2,700
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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS
RECOGNIZING A LIFETIME OF SERVICE AND LOYALTY TO THE FRATERNITY. The Distinguished Service Award is the highest individual award a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon may receive. Their actions exhibit their understanding of the Fraternity’s teachings, adherence to Fraternity Laws, attention to the promotion of its welfare, and exemplary conduct that guards well its honor and high standing.
DAN B. RATHER (GEORGIA TECH ‘57) DSA #152 Rather joined Sigma Alpha Epsilon in 1954 while also being enlisted in the US Navy ROTC program at Georgia Tech. In addition to serving his country, he served the chapter as Recruitment Chairman, Eminent Deputy Archon, and Eminent Archon. Following graduation, Rather served two years of active duty in the US Navy before embarking on a real estate career that spanned more than four decades. He served SAE in several roles, including as President for both the Atlanta Area Alumni Association and the Georgia Phi House Corporation. During this time, Rather oversaw its chapter house renovation, which was rented out during the 1996 Olympic Games. He also helped fundraise over $1 million for the Georgia Phi Foundation and served as its President. His son, Daniel, was initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon in 1982 at Sewanee.
JOHN M. FANTONE (SOUTH FLORIDA ‘69) DSA #153 Fantone served as a Chapter Advisor in the 1970s and 1980s, during which time he helped found both the South Florida Alumni Association and House Corporation. He served Province Nu-Epsilon for over a decade, culminating as its Province Archon. Fantone is an ardent supporter of the SAE National Amateur Golf Tournament in Pensacola and continues to host the Steve Cuervo Memorial Golf Tournament, which funds three annual scholarships at Florida Delta. He is informally known as “Mr. SAE” in the Tampa area, even going so far as paying the utility bills when the chapter was inactive. Fantone was instrumental in the chapter’s return in 2017 and continues to serve as its Alumni Advisor. 16
84TH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOOL
LEADERSHIP SCHOOL PROVIDES A BIG PICTURE LOOK AT FRATERNITY LEADERSHIP AND A DEEPER DIVE INTO WHAT IT MEANS TO SERVE THE FRATERNITY AND OUR GLOBAL COMMUNITY. IT IS AN IMMERSIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCE IN WHICH COLLEGIATE BROTHERS WILL FOCUS ON BUILDING THE SKILLS NEEDED TO SERVE IN ANY LEADERSHIP ROLE. THE 4-DAY EVENT BRINGS PARTICIPANTS THROUGH THE FULL CYCLE OF MEMBERSHIP, FROM A NEWLY INITIATED MEMBER TO AN ACTIVE VOLUNTEER.
REALM REPORTS LEGEND Founding Year
Lifetime Members
Active Members
BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN
Alabama Iota
1878 1799 39 The school’s football program recorded its first-ever 10-win season. Clay Youngblood (‘22) Garrett Thrash (‘24), Owen Phillips (‘23), Luke DeFur (‘23), Andrew Smith (‘24), and Zion Thomas (‘24) all play on the team.
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CLEMSON
South Carolina Nu 1970 1062 68 The chapter at Clemson took the extra step in remembering the victims from September 11, 2001. Each brother climbed 110 flights of stairs in honor of the fallen first responders who climbed 110 flights of stairs that tragic day. In total, they completed more than 7,000 flights of stairs as part of a fundraiser for the local fire department.
EAST TENNESSEE STATE
Tennessee Alpha
1963 694 23 The chapter has been volunteering with FRIENDS for the last 15 years, building a reputation as one of the volunteer staples in the community. Despite being half-staffed and amidst a storm that broke tents and ruined materials, the chapter still helped put on the annual Buddy Walk.
GEORGIA TECH
Georgia Phi
1890 2401 89 The chapter raised $11,500 for the Jed Foundation, a non-profit that strives to protect emotional health and prevent suicide in teens and young adults. It was four times the amount they raised in the previous year’s campaign.
HOFSTRA
FROSTBURG STATE
Maryland Delta
1991 317 4 Tim Horsmon (‘92) earned his sixth Atlantic 10 Women’s Volleyball Coach of the Year honor. He led the Dayton Flyers to an undefeated regular season and a conference tournament championship.
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New York Chi 2000 203 24 Alex Strum (‘06) traveled to every one of the 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts during the COVID-19. He brought along his two sons (age 2 and 4) to get out of the house, learn history, and be in nature during the lockdown.
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REALM REPORTS KANSAS
Kansas Alpha 1903 2186 11 Constantino Raya (‘12) was the recipient of the 2021 Law Student Pro Bono Award from the Louisiana State Bar Association. He served 478 hours of pro bono service for some of Louisiana’s most vulnerable populations.
KENTUCKY
Kentucky Epsilon 1900 3059 89 Joe Halcomb (‘74) was inducted into the school’s Hall of Distinguished Alumni. The SAE Foundation Trustee is a physician, engineer, and executive in the medical device and biotechnology industries. He is dedicated to helping life science, medical device, and health care companies achieve their objectives.
MIAMI [FL]
Florida Alpha
1946 2102 108 Josh Cohen (‘96) pledged $1 Million in life insurance to benefit Greek Life at the University of Miami, Florida. The Cohen Family True Gentleman Endowed Scholarship Fund will, upon Josh’s passing, provide annual scholarships to fraternity and sorority student leaders.
MICHIGAN
Michigan Iota-Beta 1889 2212 41 The chapter raised $73,500 during the 87th Mudbowl, $17,566 more than the other fraternities participating. The proceeds support the Charles Woodson Clinical Research Fund at the University of Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital.
MICHIGAN STATE
Michigan Gamma
LOUISVILLE
Kentucky Sigma 1999 1737 56 The chapter collected and distributed food donations and grocery store gift cards to families affected by the Western Kentucky tornadoes. More than 1,000 properties were destroyed. 20
1927 2102 151 The chapter raised $6,746 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation through its “Pink in the Rink” event. They partnered and competed against Pi Kappa Alpha in a charity hockey game, which SAE won 9-3.
MILLIKIN
Illinois Delta 1911 1906 19 Matthew Holley, Ph.D. (‘98), assistant professor of clinical family medicine at Indiana University’s School of Medicine, has been named Associate Director for the Academy of Teaching Scholars, focusing on inclusive teaching practices. He also serves as the statewide course director for Foundations of Clinical Practice.
MISSOURI
Missouri Alpha 1884 2745 167 Jerry Jost (‘69) donated $2 million to boost the University of Missouri’s MizzouForward strategy. The donation establishes the Jerry L. Jost Endowed Chair in Chemical Engineering in the MU College of Engineering. MizzouForward is the university’s $1.5 billion investment strategy and includes hiring 150 faculty members and 150 staffers.
MISSISSIPPI STATE
Mississippi Theta
1887 2360 170 Hines Brannan (‘70) was awarded an honorary Doctor of Public Service degree at the university’s fall 2021 commencement. He was recognized for outstanding dedication in leading MSU’s strategic planning efforts and promoting the advancement of higher education.
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NEBRASKA
Nebraska Lambda-Pi 1893 2745 167 A significant percentage of the 1980 class (26 of 32) came together for their 40-year reunion this past fall. They planned the trip around a home football game, where the Huskers defeated the Northwestern Wildcats 56-7.
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NICHOLLS STATE
Louisiana Chi
2005 350 91 Through a charity event and online fundraiser, the chapter served over 4,000 hot meals and provided over $30,000 in groceries to victims of Hurricane Ida.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS
Illinois Gamma
SOUTH ALABAMA
Alabama Chi
1971 331 7 Ed Donaldson (‘89) and Michael Summar (‘93) established the William “Willie” Peck Memorial Scholarship in honor of Brother Peck (‘90), who entered Chapter Eternal due to COVID-19. The inaugural scholarship was awarded in the fall of 2021.
1966 975 29 Thirty-two members from the classes of 1968 through 1974 gathered for a multi-class reunion at Ruth Lake County Club (Illinois) on September 25, 2021. Brothers traveled to the event from 12 different states, some of which had not seen each other in over 50 years.
TEXAS-DALLAS Texas Chi
RICHMOND
Virginia Tau
1884 1359 N/A Brent Clark (‘97) established the Fleming Scholarship, honoring the memory of his maternal grandfather, who did not graduate from high school but instilled “the love learning.” The inaugural scholarship was given in the fall of 2021.
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2003 375 24 The chapter and its alumni hosted the 5th Brad Monks Memorial Golf Tournament, which raised over $15,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and $5,000 for Rock the Campus. The event started in 2005 when Carl Lutz (‘04) wanted to memorialize chapter brother Brad Monks (‘04), who lost a life-long fight with lymphoma. Lutz and fellow members of the chapter set out to raise awareness, fundraise, and celebrate the memory of their friend through a rock concert.
WEST CHESTER
Pennsylvania Tau-Gamma
2004 366 39 Recently the chapter raised $12,866 for the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia during a week-long philanthropy initiative. Two chapter alumni have siblings who frequent the hospital for treatment against Metachromatic Leukodystrophy (MLD), a disease with no cure.
WISCONSIN-MADISON
Wisconsin Alpha
1903 2555 195 The chapter partnered with the University of Wisconsin Foundation to start a memorial fund in honor of Nick Humphrey (‘21), who entered Chapter Eternal due to complications linked to sudden cardiopulmonary failure. He was only 22. The Nick Humphrey Memorial Scholarship will be awarded to students within the McBurney Center, assisting those with learning disabilities.
WEST FLORIDA Florida Sigma
1973 741 34 Two members from the chapter, Philanthropy Chairman Jaxon Stanford (‘24) and Eminent Deputy Archon Jake Bailey (‘24), traveled from Pensacola, Florida, to New Orleans, Louisiana, to help raise money and collect perishables for victims of Hurricane Ida.
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WOFFORD
South Carolina Gamma
1885 1540 51 Joe Taylor (‘80) was elected to the Columbia, South Carolina City Council. He previously served as the South Carolina Commerce Secretary.
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BY BLOOD AND BOND Fraternity life is different for just about everyone who decides to go through the process, but there are certain commonalities many fraternity men have as far as what they hope to receive from the experience. One of the largest of these is Brotherhood: Men are looking to find like minded individuals to bond with, cooperate with, learn from, and to share in their successes and failures. While many people find these types of connections through their biological family, fraternities offer an opportunity to expand one’s network and develop brotherhoods that are not chosen by blood.
“FOR SOME FAMILIES, YOUNG MEN JOINING SAE IS NOT SIMPLY AN OPTION, BUT OFTEN A RITE OF PASSAGE” When one combines these two bonds, both the fraternal bonds given by Sigma Alpha Epsilon and the biological bonds given by family and lineage, there can be powerful results for all parties involved. For some families, young men joining SAE is not simply an option, but often a rite of passage for their household, with some of these traditions dating back hundreds of years and multiple generations. Through this interweaving of family and fraternity, certain members experience a heightened level of awareness on just how much our beloved order benefits our lives, and one hopes to see this intermixing continue for generations to come.
Lansing B. Lee IV (Left) and Lansing B. Lee III (Right) at the opening round of the Masters Tournament, 2022
One of the finest examples of the power of familial connections within the Fraternity is the Lee family of Washington, DC and Augusta, Georgia. The Lee family is an old southern family that
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has been in the Capital area for over 30 years, and the Augusta area for centuries. Their connection to SAE is just about as old. Lansing B. Lee Sr (Georgia 1906) was an Augusta lawyer and, along with Bobby Jones, helped to found the Augusta National Golf Club, home of the annual Masters Tournament. He also started the family tradition of SAE when he joined SAE at The University of Georgia (Georgia Beta) in the early 1900’s. Lansing B. Lee III (North Caroliona ‘69) took after his grandfather, and later became an international lawyer based in DC, representing Presidents, Prime Ministers, CEO’s, and other Matriarchs and Patriarchs of business. Also like his grandfather, Lee III expanded upon the SAE tradition when he joined SAE at The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (North Carolina Xi) in the late 1960’s. During my conversation about SAE with Mr Lee III, he gave many reasons for his joining and continued support of our beloved order, as well as the origins for his affections. Lansing B. Lee IV (Left) and Lansing B. Lee III (Right) at the Rose Bowl to cheer on Ohio State, 2021
Despite his grandfather’s affiliation, Lee III did not feel any pressure to follow his legacy when he was rushing at The University of North Carolina. He went into recruitment with an open mind, looking for a group of men who took school seriously and behaved gentlemanly, while also having a good time. When growing up in Augusta, Lee III knew many men and peers of his, including most of his neighbors in the Hill section neighborhood, who had joined SAE at different southern universities, all coming back home with great stories and high praise for the organization they had chosen. As Lee III describes it, “about every other house in the neighborhood had an SAE alum or an active” living there, which surely helped Lee III understand how impactful SAE could be on his own future. The North Carolina chapter was no exception to this, and during recruitment Lee III naturally gravitated to what he saw as a good group of guys with values and goals similar to his. He quickly found a supportive group of lifelong friends and became very involved with the chapter, serving as Pledge Class President and other leadership roles within the chapter. Some of his fondest memories include “all the guys and gals getting together around UNC football and basketball weekends, socializing and catching up” and “band parties in the Big Fraternity Court in front of the
community. A natural part of this investment naturally comes from joining Greek Life, and OSU is certainly a thriving greek community to join. Lansing III did not pressure IV about joining SAE. With no connection to the state or the school, Lansing III did not want to influence his son's decision without knowing what the local SAE chapter was like and being sure it would be the right fit for him. Despite the lack of pressure to do so, Lansing IV did naturally gravitate towards the chapter at Ohio State (Ohio Theta), a strong group composed of gentlemen, just as his father did before him.
Lansing B. Lee IV (Left) and Lansing B. Lee III (Right) at Ohio Stadium to watch OSU take on Michigan, 2021
Lansing IV managed to continue a three generation family tradition of Lansing Lee SAEs that is now over 100 years old, and spans to schools spread across the Eastern and now Midwestern United States. This type of dedication to the fraternity and to the continuation of the great legacy is very admirable, and leads to a certain interconnectedness within the family that many would love to achieve. The Lee family is quite an extraordinary example of how far the legacy connection extends for some families, but they are certainly not alone in their family tradition.
SAE house” after the game. Lee III’s was cemented by the good times and great friendships he made while in college, and his connection to the North Carolina Xi chapter has remained true and strong. He has recently been very involved with the rechartering process of the North Carolina XI chapter, making sure that a strong group of young men get involved with the chapter and begin the process of rebuilding it to its former glory. Lee’s dedication to NC XI and to SAE at large is astounding, and his continued support can still be felt across the realm to this day. With this type of dedication to the fraternity so ingrained in Lee III, it would make sense that the family tradition would naturally continue. During the spring of 2019, it became time for Lee III’s son, Lansing B. Lee IV (Ohio State 2023), to select what university he would attend. The Lee family has a storied history at many different universities primarily across the Southeast, with members of the family attending great schools like UNC, the University of Virginia (UVA), the Medical College of Georgia, and even Harvard. However, Lansing IV had a different idea of what he might like, and decided to venture out to The Big Ten in the Midwest and attend The Ohio State University. This was certainly no step down either, as he was admitted to OSU as a Buckeye National Scholar, where he continues today as a rising Senior in the Fisher School of Business. While not connected directly to Ohio State, the Lee’s were excited to become a part of Buckeye Nation and about Lansing IV’s opportunity. They encouraged him to invest himself in the campus SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
The Rolader Family in Argentina for a Dove Hunt, 2019
My own family is another prime example of such interconnectedness. When one thinks of legacies, one often thinks of familiar pressure, or overactive alumni trying to push the next generation into a choice. For my family though, the emphasis was on joining something, so long as it bettered you as a man and supported you in the right ways. For my father, Richard Martin Rolader (North Carolina ‘87), that opened up a world of possibilities. As a freshman at UNC, he pledged SAE and joined the North Carolina Chapter (North Carolina Xi). TheNorth Carolina XI is a storied group, being the third oldest chapter of the realm, and being the historian that my father is, he dove deeply into SAE and the history that built it into its current form. During his time there he served in many Executive positions and greatly enhanced himself as a character, 27
BY BLOOD AND BOND as testified not by his own word but by the words of his friends and peers. His lifelong friend and classmate Anne Hasset describes how “Ric really opened up at UNC and became somewhat of a big deal socially” through his work with the North Carolina Chapter. By finding such a welcoming and supportive environment, my father transformed himself and his life into something greater, something brighter, something more profound than anyone would have assumed when he left for school. He came back from UNC with these memories and many other great experiences, and never let the brotherhood be forgotten.
“SON, YOU ARE IN A BRAVE NEW WORLD. IT IS UP TO YOU TO DECIDE WHAT IS BEST AND SHAPE YOUR LIFE FOR YOURSELF.” When it came time for me to rush, my father did not push me to follow the legacy option. I was going to a much different school than UNC, and my family had no connections to Louisiana or Louisiana State University at all. When I asked him about the legacy option with SAE, Ric told me “son, you are in a brave new world. It is up to you to decide what is best and shape your life for yourself.” Despite his deference to my choice, something about SAE and the thought of a continuation of my heritage appealed to me deeply. I come from a long line of Southern fraternity men, and I wanted not only to keep with tradition, but to expand on it. I’ll never forget that phone call on bid day, where I told my father of my choice and how excited I was to be an E. We shared one of our most serene moments of both understanding and pride on that call, and I knew right then and there I had made the right choice. I joined the Louisiana State Chapter in the fall of 2017, and so the circle remained unbroken. My undergraduate experience was a peak
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in my life and taught me so much about being a man and a True Gentleman, and I am forever grateful that I get to share this understanding and bond with my family. A few years into my experience, and around the zenith of my time as an Undergraduate brother, it came time for my little brother, Alexander “Xan” Rolader (Auburn 2023), to make a choice on where to go to school and where he would rush. Not wanting to live in the shadow of our family, he chose to go to Auburn University. Auburn has a thriving Greek life, and so Xan had many choices available to him, each fraternity offering something different and more amazing than the last. Auburn’s SAE chapter (Alabama Alpha-Mu), is another old chapter of the realm, and like Louisiana State or North Carolina, is storied in rich history and tradition. However, Alpha Mu was just coming off a two year “vacation” for bad behavior, and so joining the chapter in 2019 meant that the members would be expected to work very hard to bring the chapter back to its rightful place of glory. The SAE house at Auburn University
“I HAVE SEEN WHAT YOUR EXPERIENCE HAS DONE FOR YOU AND WHAT IT DID FOR OUR FATHER. SAE IS A MOLDER OF MEN, AND I WANT TO LEARN AND GROW INTO THE TYPE OF MEN I LOOK UP TO.”
Brotherhood is a tough subject to define, as many have different understandings or experiences with the concept. While the concept may be tough to understand in the abstract, it can be felt clear as day when one is a part of it, and SAE does a wonderful job at giving thousands of men the ability to experience such love and support. When you couple that brotherhood with a family tradition of being True Gentleman, an undergraduate member receives not only the support and love of his current brothers, but also the pride in knowing he is doing his family and his heritage proud. This is something to be cherished and preserved, and hopefully the next generation is just as excited to be SAE’s as the one’s before them have been. This experience is unique and irreplaceable, and SAE men must try and provide the same level of adventure and joy for their sons.
While not a terrible option, I pushed my brother to fall in with one of the more established chapters on campus, so that he could enjoy his experience more and stress about the fraternity less. Having been a part of Louisiana State’s third initiate group since our own chapter’s closure, I had lived through the experience of building back a sleeping giant and the growing pains that come with that. Between that and my Executive Council experience, I had seen “how the sausage was made” so to speak, and I wanted my brother to be spared some of the stresses I endured. When we had this conversation, he looked at me like I had been speaking in tongues. He responded to my thoughts with a declaration that echoes in my mind years later, as he stated “I have seen what your experience has done for you and what it did for our father. SAE is a molder of men, and I want to learn and grow into the type of men I look up to.” With that, the decision was made, and Xan was initiated into the Auburn chapter in the fall of 2019. The three of us now all knew the bonds and the brotherhood we shared, and it became a topic we could always land on and talk about for hours. Beyond being kin, we had now found a common ideology to share in, as well as similar experiences and great memories. It strengthened the familiar bonds we already had, and continues to do so through reminders of SAE’s lessons. “how good and how pleasant for brothers to dwell together in unity.”
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NOAH BAMONTE-GREBIS (DRAKE ‘20) Noah is a Financial Analyst for Solar Mosiac. He is an Eagle Scout and remains involved with Boy Scouts of America as an Assistant Scout Master to a troop of young women. Noah remains involved in SAE as the Alumni Advisor for the chapter at Clemson. He received the Order of the Lion in 2021.
RYAN BETHELL (STANFORD ‘08) In March 2020, Ryan founded The Ideas Law Firm, PLLC, and currently serves as the firm’s Managing Partner. His firm has filed thousands of trademarks in over 20 countries in two years. He volunteers his time coaching water polo and with Habitat for Humanity. Ryan remains involved in SAE and serves on the Phoenix Area Alumni Association Board of Directors.
JOHN BRKIC (YOUNGSTOWN STATE ‘09) John is a Project Specialist for Jo-Ann Stores, managing store openings and remodels. He was a Mahoning Valley Young Professionals 25 Under 35 Honoree in 2020. Previously he served as an advisor for the chapter at Youngstown State and Province Pi Deputy Archon. He was awarded the Merit Key at the 165th Anniversary Convention. He remains active in the Ohio Alpha Alumni Association.
JUSTIN BUTT (YOUNGSTOWN STATE ‘12) Captain Butt is a Foreign Area Officer in the United States Army currently posted to the U.S. Embassy in France. He is responsible for advising Senior Defense Officials and coordinating with his French counterparts. Justin has received several medals and awards, including the Meritorious Service Medal, for his achievements as the Battalion S1 Officer in the 2-17 Field Artillery Battalion.
SAMUEL GRECO (GEORGETOWN ‘15) Lieutenant Greco is an Attorney in the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps. He completed the JAG First Tour rotational program early and currently works as a courts-martial trial defense counsel. After performing over 1,000 hours of pro bono work as a law clerk in the U.S. Senate, Georgetown Law recognized him as Pro Bono Honoree with Exceptional Distinction at his graduation.
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20 UNDER 40 STEVE JOHNSTON (HARVARD ‘09) Steve is the Chief Operating Officer for FlexPoint Media. In 2017 he made the American Association of Political Consultants 40 Under 40 list, and in 2016, he received Campaigns and Elections Rising Star award. He volunteers with Operation Progress as a mentor to high school students, is a Harvard Alumni Interviewer, and is a judge for the Penn Wharton Startup Challenge.
JEREMY LOWY (LOUISVILLE ‘09) Jeremy is a Periodontist for Cody Dental Group. He has given over $620,000 of pro bono dental care to patients and participates in Smile Generation’s Annual Serve Day. He is a member of several professional associations, including Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity, and remains involved with SAE as a member of the Kentucky Sigma Alumni Association.
VINCENT MARSALA (CAL POLY-POMONA ‘17)
Vincent is a Superintendent for Turner Construction and, in 2019, was recognized with the Outstanding Staff Award. Vincent is a member of several professional organizations, mentors high school students, and volunteers with Turner Construction’s service projects. He is a veteran and serves as the National Liaison for Turner’s Veterans Resource Group. In 2020 he was the Keynote Speaker for Cal State Poly-Pomona’s Future Forward event.
DAVID OSTERN (BINGHAMTON ‘17) David is an Attorney for Littler Mendelson, P.C., focusing on labor and employment law. He was Editor in Chief of Cardozo International & Comparative Law Review in law school, earning the Jacob Burns Medal. David provides pro bono legal counseling to non-profit organizations and individuals each year. As an alumnus, he served SAE in several roles for Province Nu and as a chapter advisor.
MICHAEL POMPEO (YOUNGSTOWN STATE ‘17) Michael is a Doctor of Chiropractic and the Owner of Pompeo Chiropractic LLC, which he opened in 2021. He is active in several local and national professional organizations, including serving as Secretary for the Eastern Ohio Chiropractic Society. Michael is a devoted member of his religious community and volunteers as a religious education teacher in his free time.
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KYLE RANALLY (OHIO ‘13) Kyle is a Vertical Insights Marketing Strategist for Meta and an Adjunct Professor at Ohio University starting this fall. He is a member of the Adweek Executive Mentorship Program and, in 2021, was recognized as a Rising Mentee. Kyle was the keynote speaker for several professional conferences in 2021, including Ad World, where he presented on changes to consumer behavior and the future of shopping.
JOSEPH RICHEY (PENN STATE-STATE COLLEGE ‘09)
Joseph is a Senior Program Manager for Red Hat, Inc. He has received several professional performance awards, including IBM’s ACE Award. He is active within his community as a Freemason and Shriner and serves in several leadership roles for his Masonic Lodge. Joseph is SAE’s Province Omicron Archon, President of the Raleigh Alumni Association, and Founder & Chairman of the Hunters & Anglers Alumni Affiliate Group.
JASON SABAUGH (SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ‘07) Jason is a First Vice President of Wealth Management for UBS Financial Services. His portfolio totals over $500 million in asset management. Jason is a member of several professional associations, including the USC Marshall Alumni Association, which named him Board Member of the Year in 2016. He also currently serves on the board of The Patriots Initiative.
JOHN SEBALOS (OSWEGO ‘05)
John is the Director of Technology for Pelham Public Schools. He is a member of several professional organizations, is a Consortium for School Networking Innovation Advisory Board member, a Lower Hudson Regional Information Center, Advisory Committee member, and a Google for Education Certified Innovator. John volunteers with the North Rockland Youth Hockey Association. He was awarded the Merit Key at the 165th Anniversary Convention.
STEVE TRICARICO (HOFSTRA ‘06)
Steve is the Chief Deputy Superintendent of Highways for the Town of Brookhaven, New York, and an Adjunct Associate Professor for Farmingdale State College. Following Hurricane Sandy, FEMA awarded Brookhaven a $35 million hazard mitigation grant. Steve oversaw the infrastructure reconstruction and improvement project for the town’s roadways and drainage. He remains involved with SAE as President of the New York Chi Alumni Association.
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20 UNDER 40 TYLER VALENCIA (CAL STATE-LONG BEACH ‘12)
Tyler is a Certified Personal Trainer and has started several businesses, including award-winning Time 2 Train, which he successfully relaunched as an online workout platform in 2020. He is also the Founder and President of the Kinesiology Institute for Performance Specialists. He previously served in senior leadership roles for fitness education and personal training certification organizations, including the National Council for Certified Personal Trainers.
MATTHEW WHITE (NORTHERN ILLINOIS ‘05) Matthew is a Private Client Advisor for JPMorgan Chase and, in his free time, a volunteer coach for various youth sports teams through his local park district. He is active with his local church, previously serving as President of the Council, and is currently a member of the church’s fundraising committee. He also volunteers for Feed My Starving Children.
CONNER WHITTEN (MISSISSIPPI STATE ‘17) Conner is an Associate Attorney for Baker Donelson. He is active in several national and local professional associations, including the Federal Bar Association and the Jackson Young Lawyers Association. He supports his community by providing pro bono legal counseling through the Mississippi Volunteer Lawyers Project, and in 2021 Conner was an organizer for MVLP’s Legal Beagle 5K Race.
DANIEL WOODCOCK (TOLEDO ‘14) Daniel is the CEO of both Peacock Social and Drone Works Media. He is active in the Toledo community through the regional Chamber of Commerce, EPIC Toledo, and Northwest Ohio Growth Partnership. Daniel is a member of the Rotary Club of Toledo and District 6600, serving in several leadership roles. He is also a Trustee for the Epilepsy Foundation of Northwest Ohio.
JAMES WRIGHT (GEORGE WASHINGTON ‘09) James is the Chief Executive Officer of A Step Beyond. Under his leadership, A Step Beyond exceeded its fundraising goal last fiscal year and successfully offered safe programming amid the pandemic while maintaining a high level of participation. James is active in his community as a member of the Rotary Club of Escondido and the Escondido Community Foundation.
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SAE BROTHER GIVEN A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE BY A BE THE MATCH DONOR BY: ERICA SEVILLA
IN 2018, FRANK GINOCCHIO (NORTHWESTERN ‘66) KNEW JUST A FEW THINGS ABOUT HIS DONOR: SHE WAS A 23-YEAR-OLD WOMAN FROM GERMANY. ALL BETTINA RIPPEL KNEW WAS THAT SHE AGREED TO DONATE SOME OF HER BLOOD STEM CELLS TO AN ANONYMOUS PATIENT FROM THE U.S. SO THAT HE COULD ENJOY MORE TIME WITH HIS LOVED ONES.
Patients such as Frank, who battle leukemia, lymphoma, and other blood cancers, can be cured if they receive stem cell transplants from matching blood donors. Halfway across the world, a young woman named Bettina received word that she was a 12-for-12 match for Frank. That’s 12 of 12 matching human leukocyte antigens, genetic markers passed down in a person’s DNA – half from mom and half from dad. A 12-for-12 match is the best possible scenario for a marrow or stem cell transplant. It is so rare that most patients only find a matching donor among their siblings just 25 percent of the time. Bettina would have to wait two years before she could find out more about the patient whose life she would save. She only knew he needed her to give him the precious gift of time – time spent enjoying retirement, traveling, simple pleasures like boating, and seeing his grown children raise his nine grandchildren.
A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE Frank and his grand daughters
14 M O N T H S T O L I V E Frank’s journey over the years has been one focused on family, success, brotherhood, and laughter. He graduated from the prestigious Northwestern University in Evanston, married his college sweetheart, Nancy, and began a family. He and his brother spent 20 years working together building a wholesale food business. In 1993, he became the Director of Operations and eventually General Counsel for Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the brotherhood he joined in college, which he cherishes for all the relationships –old and new – that he continues to enjoy. “I realized how many of my oldest friends are fraternity brothers, and I enjoy the chance to make new friends and connect with young people because we become like family,” Frank said. “If you go to a university of 30,000 students, having someplace you belong like SAE makes a big difference.” He spent 25 years in leadership for SAE before fate took him on a harrowing journey. In January 2018, Frank went for his annual physical exam and his primary medical doctor discovered some irregularities. After months of blood tests, doctors gave Frank a life-altering diagnosis: Two aggressive and rare blood diseases – myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) and myeloproliferative neoplasms - unclassified (MPN-U). Doctors predicted Frank would live just 14 more months. Frank’s only hope for a cure was a stem cell transplant from a matching donor. Blood disorders and cancers originate from the marrow of the bones, a spongy center that contains stem cells, which are the building blocks for infection-fighting white blood cells, oxygen transporting red blood cells and clot-forming platelets. A stem cell transplant replaces a patient’s unhealthy blood-forming cells with a donor’s healthy ones.
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“I REALIZED HOW MANY OF MY OLDEST FRIENDS ARE FRATERNITY BROTHERS... IF YOU GO TO A UNIVERSITY OF 30,000 STUDENTS, HAVING SOMEPLACE YOU BELONG LIKE SAE MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE.”
Frank and his wife, Nancy at Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s 165th Anniversary Convention.
Many hospitals are hesitant to order a transplant for older patients in their 70s. But Frank didn’t have any comorbidities, and he was in great shape physically and mentally. Every ounce of health was needed because a marrow or blood stem cell transplant is complex for patients, requires an aggressive regimen of chemotherapies, and has potentially lethal complications if an ideal match is not found.
A SWA B FO R A W I L L I N G S T U D E N T Bettina remembers the day she joined the German stem cell registry. It was August 21, 2016 – her 22nd birthday – and she was visiting an amusement park in Germany, dressed as Belle from “Beauty and the Beast.” She and her boyfriend enjoy cosplay - dressing as movie or cartoon characters. Little did she know that by swabbing her cheek on this day, she would be able to tame the beast of blood cancer that threatened to ravage an SAE brother’s body. “There was a table set up at the entrance and I didn’t think much about it,” Bettina said. “I was just going to do it – everyone who registered was given a free ticket to return another time, so I didn’t think much about the decision to swab my cheek.” Two years later, in 2018, she received a call. She was a match for a man in the United States. Bettina readily agreed to the donation, which would end up being delayed twice over several months because back in the states, Frank was battling serious infections as a result of his immunocompromised body. She donated in 2019; her blood stem cells were hand carried by a courier onto an airplane and flown to Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa Bay Florida, arriving just hours before they would be infused into Frank via a catheter on September 5, 2019 – his re-birthday! “The one thing I always thought about is if I was sick or I was suffering from cancer I would want someone to save my life,” Bettina explained. “I would hope for someone to donate for me – so if I can do it, if I can get registered and donate, that’s what I should do because that’s what I would want if I was sick.” The donation process was simple, according to Bettina, who gives blood several times a year.
Frank’s Donor, Bettina Ripple and her fiance
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There are two ways to donate blood stem cells. The most common process, ordered by a patient’s doctor 85 percent of the time, is a peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) extraction through a nonsurgical process called apheresis, which resembles a plasma donation. The donor receives a series of injections five days in advance of donating to stimulate the production of stem cells. The donation process itself is not painful; it simply requires a few hours for the volume of stem cells to be collected from the donor’s blood stream. About 15 percent of the time, doctors will order a marrow extraction, which is a 37
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surgical procedure performed under anesthesia. Liquid marrow is extracted from behind the hip bones, and donors report soreness following the procedures for approximately three weeks. Marrow donation is most frequently requested for pediatric patients to help reduce complications for the youngest cancer warriors. Bettina donated PBSC via the nonsurgical process. “I felt quite good,” she said. “It was a long day – it took about six, seven hours, but I was back to work the day after.” Bettina teaches kindergarten and serves as her school’s headmaster – a position she loves. Today she is four years postdonation, and while she considers Frank’s cure from disease a miracle, she doesn’t consider herself a hero. Bettina says she didn’t do anything significant that required much effort on her part – and she doesn’t expect anything in return.
PR E C I O U S T I M E Learning you have cancer is a life-changing experience, according to Frank. He and his family were no strangers to tragedy. Frank lost his first wife Nancy to lung cancer on Mother’s Day in 2014; six months later, one of his young sons died; he was 37. Having witnessed the fragility of life made Frank want to fight harder to enjoy more precious time with his children, grandchildren and his new wife, also named Nancy. Frank’s family rallied around him, recognizing the long odds of a cure. He brought his sense of humor to the fight. Before his 75th birthday in December 2018, he had custom rubber duckies created and floated 250 of them in a pool with the words “Happy Frank” imprinted on them. Frank would later award these rubber ducks to staff at Moffittm, because Frank realized these were the people whose care and decisions gave him the best chance at surviving.
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“THE PERCENTAGES WEREN’T IN MY FAVOR, BUT IT WAS THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY I HAD TO CONTINUE TO SEE MY FAMILY AND ENJOY SUNRISES AND SUNSETS, WHICH I WANTED TO DO.”
“The percentages weren’t in my favor, but it was the only opportunity I had to continue to see my family and enjoy sunrises and sunsets, which I wanted to do,” Frank said. “When you go through this transplant experience, it’s a trip and challenges your stamina. I had to live day to day and not worry about the eventual outcomes – I put my life in the hands of my doctors.” Frank admits that during such an uncertain time, he didn’t spend much time thinking about the donors who give life to patients like him. Frank needed 57 blood transfusions to keep him alive during his battle. He now reflects with gratitude on the selflessness of blood donors who helped his fight, as well as the young woman who would eventually save his life. Frank has slowed down his pace of life, but he continues to support his SAE brothers by attending conferences and continuing to mentor young men. He remains grateful for the lifelong friendships he has made through the fraternity. He realizes relationships are more important than achievements, sunrises and sunsets marking each extra day he has been gifted with his family a blessing. “I spend more time talking to people instead of worrying about my golf game,”
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Frank said. “I enjoy riding my bike, swimming in the pool, reading, boating and fishing. When I was younger, I was focused on my business; my wife handled everything at home. But now I’m learning how to be a partner in the kitchen and the garden.” Frank’s appreciation for life is contagious – and he sees beauty in each new day. He and Bettina exchange correspondence regularly, and the two hope to meet in person one day.
SA E B R O T H E R S B E C O M I N G L I F E SAV E R S In July 2021, SAE partnered with Be The Match to engage members of its national chapters in registry drives to add more young, healthy, and willing donors to the national registry. Doctors most often request younger donors to help patients like Frank because younger donors lead to more successful outcomes for patients. In addition, young men produce a higher volume of stem cells, which also contributes to the success of the transplant.
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The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation recognizes individuals who show their support by making a financial gift to the Fraternity. With support from our generous donors, SAE provides educational and leadership opportunities to our undergraduates and academic scholarships to students across the Realm. This list is organized alphabetically by collegiate institution. For a complete list of donors, visit: sae.net/foundation/donor-recognition/
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Warden: $2,500 – $4,999 Archon: $5,000 and above
PHI ALPHA CLUB Donors with this icon are members of the Phi Alpha Club, an exclusive giving society for undergraduate members who have taken the first step in a lifetime of engagement in Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Funds raised by the Phi Alpha Club benefit the Annual Loyalty Fund.
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Amethyst Level: $50,000 – $74,999 Onyx Level: $75,000 – $99,999 Ruby Level: $100,000 – $249,999
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Richard E. Tobias 1971
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APPALACHIAN STATE
ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE
Michigan Alpha
North Carolina Epsilon
Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon
Jack Edward Welter 1986
Steven D. Abell 1963
Dillon Giles Dubois 2014
Paul A Abdella 1964
BAYLOR
Peter Eric Accica 2009 Dale D. Goodrich 1969
Kevin Cramer Russell 2015
John J. Jimenez 1964
ARIZONA
Robert T. Neuin 1968
Joseph F. Abrutz, Jr 1975
David P. Pray 1968
Berkeley Gene Beach 1956
Jerry L. Lapham 1966
Daniel Joseph Pozdol 1994 Larry L. Sevitts 1962
Stephen H. Swigart 1970
Daniel T. van Blaricom 1969
Dr. Benjamin W. VanRiper 1951 Dr. Michael W. Walls 1964
AKRON Ohio Phi Brian David Feisthamel 1997
ALABAMA Alabama Mu William Frank Cobb, III 1966
Bestor Wynne Coleman, III 1958 Dr. Kenneth R. Daniel 1936 Dr. Jerry A. Davis 1957
Joseph Holmes Davis, IV 1989 John N. Dowdle 1965
Dr. Adam Downs 2021
John Wayne Goff 1972
Dr. Ralph E. Griffin 1961
Samuel Barton Hunt 1990 Jerry M. Kelly 1958
James Cobb Laslie, Jr 1961 Hugh Barr Miller, IV 1985 Jackson W. Moore 1970
C. Richard Moore, Jr 1973 K. W. Wilson, Jr. 1968
ALBANY New York Pi Joseph Nicholas Lapine 1994
ALBRIGHT Pennsylvania Sigma-Mu Alex Brady Zernechel 2015
ALLEGHENY Pennsylvania Omega John T. Kanne 1958 David J. Rist 1961
B. Lee Schumacher 1974 Hayes C. Stover 1962 Isaac Tripp, IV 1974
Stephen Harwood Watson 1985
ALMA Michigan Delta-Tau Heber Manuel Garcia Migliore 1988 Timothy Craig McCloskey 1984 Donald Raymond Walker 1985
Arizona Alpha James R. Allmand, III 1971
David Vaughn Binney 1989 Calvin John Burns 2012
Christian Paul Burns 2015 Paul R. Burns 1976
Donald Butler 1951
Julian Keedy Byron, Jr 1987 William M. Cassel 1963
Bradley Mark Cohen 1985
Whitney Aaron Davis 1987 Alan D. Dineff 1974
Dwayne E. Dobson 1960 John A. Hagenah 1976
Philip W. Hagenah 1969 Charles W. Hall, III 1964 David W. Hanna 1961
Percy D. Burton, III 1966 Ralph M. Cloar, Jr. 1959 Gene Cogbill 1969
Stephen W. Creekmore, III 1972 John F. Farrell 1970
Robert T. Gammill, Jr 1975
Stephen Doyle Gates 1985 Richard D. Gladden 1956 David M. Hampton 1973 Fred W. Hunt 1949
Thomas L. Jameson, Jr 1976 Wallace Lancing Lee 1992 Andrew D. Luttrell 1977 H. Dean Mann 1966
Lambert L. Marshall 1974 Dr. Phillip W. Moery 1970
Randall E. Northern 1970 William L. Powell 1950
Stephen Ppool Ramsey 1991 George Alan Rose 1964
Texas Theta William Byrd Arend 1992
Ryan Peter DeLongchamps 2022 Dr. Reagan Royse Parr 1989
Jeffrey Glenn Wigington 1992
BELOIT Wisconsin Phi Dr. Joseph C. Di Raimondo 1961 Benjamin F. Flegel 1988 Frank J. Johnson 1960
Allan Kieckhafer 1945
Robert M. Mailey 1973
William C. Putnam, Jr 1965 Richard W. Star 1956
BETHANY West Virginia Beta Paul J. Leichter 1970
William H. Rutter 1976
Ross Wade Sanders, Jr 1984
BINGHAMTON
Delbert R. Lewis 1950
ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK
New York Omega
Dr. Lawrence E. Mast 1964
Karl Doup 1972
Alan L. McCall 1961
Joel Y. Ledbetter, Jr 1964
Thomas C. LaMantia 1987 Michael Lyles MacPhee 2012 Walter J. Maykulsky 1973 Greg Paul Migdall 1991
E. Payne Palmer, III 1963
Daniel James Patterson 1964 Todd Christopher Perry 1990
Arkansas Beta Joe D. Drompp 1972
Edward O. Moody 1971 Jerry V. Sparks 1971
Raymond A. Weber 1970
Paul W. Rihs 1971
AUBURN
Steven Glenn Williams 1990
Adam Davis Beck 2025
Michael Anthony Sarabia 1987 Terrence P. Woods 1966
ARIZONA STATE Arizona Beta Reg Bacon 1976
Dr. Erik Bakken 2009
Thomas G. Bates 1965 Robert B. Bulla 1962
Curtis R. Frasier 1977 Sam Freedman 1962
Charles Roland Grimes 1978
George Tom Lecometros 1982 John W. Lee, II 1963
James Forrest Marsh 1980 Patrick Scott Porter 2012
Alabama Alpha-Mu Robert Nathan Freeman 1989 Gary C. Martin 1957 Hunter Peck 2016
Lee C. Penhallegon 1958
Daniel E. Ponder, Jr. 1976 Jack W. Poole, Jr. 1959 Robert E. Sasser 1967
Craig Carlisle Snellgrove 1979 James F. Stallworth, III 2021 Frank T. Tobey, III 1966 William S. Weeks 1972
David M. Williams 1976
Thomas M. Willingham 1961 Robert B. Witt 1973
Walter B. Reading 1973
BALL STATE
Jeffrey Michael Rovner 1985
Alan C. Buck 1969
Robert S. Strang 1967
Brian R. Hile 1970
Robert P. Robinson 1962 Alan C. Simonini 1975
Stan Curtis Strom 1982
Randolph C. Titzck 1986 R. Bart Wear 1982
Douglas S. Welling 1976
Karl K. Wesselhoeft 1963
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Charles C. Burrow, III 1967
Indiana Zeta Michael L. Gilbert 1968 Stephen L. Jones 1969
Michael James Leblanc 2025
Jerre Lee McManama, Jr 1991 David Gerhard Mertens 1982 William C. Mueller 1999
Joseph Eugene Shoaf 1982
Dr. Gary Martin Kolinsky 1986 David I. Levine 1987
Fess Ryan Wofse 1991
BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN Alabama Iota Pat M. Courington, Jr 1963 William A.B. Dowell 1978
Edward L. Hardin, Jr 1962
Atley Langley Kitchings 1982 William Kelly Nicrosi, II 1990 William F. Orr 1973
John E. Robinson 1971
Richard L H Stanford 1970
Anthony Carter Stout 2023
BOISE STATE Idaho Beta Robert Adam Meyer 1990
BOSTON Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon Alexiou , James
James Alexiou 1954 Arma E. Andon 1941
Alexander James Bastani 1986 Stephen John Condakes 1980 Frank S. Forbes, II 1951 Edwin D. Fuller 1968
Kevin Mancuso 1971 J. C. McKnight 1994 John T. Nix, Jr 1969
James H. Otis, Jr 1956
Robert W. Paglierani 1966 Robert C. Waehler 1951 Robert H. Watts 1968
James Whitehead, II 1960
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS BOSTON CONSORTIUM
CAL POLY-SAN LUIS OBISPO
Massachusetts Beta-Alpha
California Tau
Van Edward Shannon 2024
John Joseph Maier 1985
BOWLING GREEN STATE Ohio Kappa
Glenn Martin Ritter 1986 James Brian Yates 1985
Charles G. Robinson 1958
Thomas J. Mueller 1959
Donald R. Smith 1968
Arne R. Oberg 1952
Ivan F. Seaton 1958
David K. Sontag 1966
Dr. Kent H. Thayer 1962 Luis Wenk-Wolff 2002
William Gary Westling 1983
Robert E. Murray, III 1968 Edward M. Puchy 1955
David Van Radack 1980 Gerald J. Sekerak 1977
Thomas Edgar Shirley 1980
Duane A. Ankney 1970
CAL STATE-FRESNO California Iota
George A. Yackey, Sr 1963
Nicholas Michael Barsala 2022
Bruce William Bizzini 1984
CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES
CASE WESTERN RESERVE
California Mu
Ohio Rho
David F. Brubaker 1966
Benjamin Isaac Altose 2007
Eugene Hernandez 1979
Peter McKale Burk 1979
Scott Thomas Barr 1987
Brandon Joseph Drake 2006 Frank A. Hedges 1963 John T. Horney 1972
Scott Robert Lauber 1978 Alan Martin 1978
Lynn K. Millikin 1969
Emil J. Ragones 1968 Neil E. Seufert 1965
Craig Steven Storts 1982 Thomas J. Wyant 1962
BRADLEY
Illinois Epsilon
Lewis H. Augspurger 1970
David Willard Berkow 1979 Alexander J. Bibbs 1983
Ronald David Bonadurer 1988
James Joseph Chodzko 1984 Daniel F. Dahlke 1976
Randy George Gallick 1980 Gregory Alan Gilbert 1986
Mark Andrew Jatczak 1989
Paul James Catuna 1987
Gregory James Coleman 1981 John S. Corkins 1977
Ronald W. Dubois 1954
William A. Gisvold 1967
James D. Hallowell 1955 Warren Jacobsen 1958
Herbert M. Johnson, III 1964 Kenneth R. Johnson 1983
Ronald D. Kusch 1986
David Mercado-Leon 2019 Keith G. Miller 1963
Thomas H. Nordstrom 1965 Hon. Robert H. Oliver 1965 Gerald M. Palladino 1966
Dr. James K. Pearson, Jr 1964 Allen J. Rodda 1965
I. Fred Sommers 1954 Dennis C. Speer 1972
Paul Daniel Venosdel 1992
William E. Wattenbarger, Jr. 1958
John F. Dekema 1969 Stewart Hsieh 1974
Michael Robert Huizar 1990 William A. Lewis 1981
Marvin Martinez 2018
Aaron Elliott Popel 1980 Ninion S. Riley 1971
J. Morgan Shuster 1967 Ronald S. Smith 1966
Michael Angelo Solis 1990 Gary N. Tolley 1975
Joseph C. Volpe 1972 Ben B. Wa 2007
David M. Bennett 1976 Tony E Inson 2019
Joseph Richard Musso 1985
Tom Aden Chadwell 1986
CAL STATE-SACRAMENTO
Jeffrey Wayne Siegrist 1989 David S. Van Hove 1977
BUCKNELL Pennsylvania Zeta Robert Clifton Blaine 1957
Roger Leatherm Fiery, III 1981 James E Freeman, III 2003
Michael Kenneth Golub 1977
James Gambrill Hendrickson 1971 Mark William Jones 1987
Jeffrey William Kennelly 1983 Bruce Maxwell Lee 1991
William Sterner Moyer 1957
Joseph Russell Scarpa 1987 David Bruce Smith 1978
Andrew Richard Thompson 2023 Gerald Bruce Weidman 1954
BUFFALO New York Phi Michael Peter Kinsella 1995
CAL POLY-POMONA California Alpha-Beta Matthew William Jones 1997
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Robert Perry Husband 1979 Richard F. O’Leary 1970
CAL STATE-LONG BEACH California Lambda Hugh Rick Adams 1967 Andrew Bailey, VI 1960
Gus G. Brocksen, Jr. 1964
Christopher Scott Dalton 1992
Michael Thomas Dalton, Jr 1989 Dale J Fairbanks 1957
Robert Don Farrington 1991 Casey H. Fierce 1994 Daniel P. Gooch 1972
Alan Lee Goodrich 1979 Joel A. Hackett 1969
Curtis D. Hamilton 1965 Jose Hanagan 1982
William Leroy Harris 1982 Warren F. Hillman 1967 John D. Hogue 1971 Nabil Kahale 2001
Myles I. Karpman 1971
Stephen P. McDonald 1960 Thomas E. Miller 1970 Russell D. Miller 1964
Jerome A. Montgomery 1961 Kevin M. Nagle 1976
John P. Crain 1967
Richard C. Dietz 1968
Kenneth James Farrell 1986 Eugene R. Gasser 1948 Paul D. Hicks 1966
Daniel J. Hirsch 1962 Allan Koeppel 1950
Oliver L. Poppenberg, Sr 1959 Charles W. Rainger 1955
Aaron Spencer Reames 1996
Jacob Christian Showalter 1998
California Nu
California Pi
Dr. Stephen L. Rider 1976
Gregory Paul Catrambone 1970
CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE Brian Evan Sieroty 1995
Richard Charles Goodwin 1975
James E. Caminis 2000
Charles E. Sax 1954
CAL STATE-FULLERTON
Eric Bradley Ratts 1985
Thomas A. Brandes 1968
Howard H. Wood, III 1966
Raymond J. Lawing 1971
Benjamin David Lewis 1995
David Mark Squires 1973
California Xi James Alan Bonilla 1979
Ethan Thomas Cline 2018 Conor Aidan Emery 2021 William R. Pickering 1973
Thomas Olvia Sharp 1970
Dr. Daniel Joseph Wasser 1984
CENTRAL FLORIDA Florida Epsilon Kayle Kadir 2021
John D. Kelley 1977
Doug McTighe 1991
Marcellus M Mitchell 2022 Darin Patton 1995
Christopher Edward Varisco 1995
Ronald James Vance 1978
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
CAL STATE-SAN MARCOS
Brian Michael Hilger 2006
California Alpha-Gamma Tyrell Anthony Fiduccia 2004
CARNEGIE MELLON Pennsylvania Phi Joshua Dana Baer 1998
Michigan Delta-Omega Dr. Spencer Alan Long 2008
Nathan James Tallman 2007 Adam Martin Walters 2016
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Sigma
Jeffrey Joseph Ball 1979
Jacob Marshall Harris 2020
Marvin L. Cadwell 1965
CENTRE
Douglas J. Cranwell 1966
Richard C. Berg 1968
Ronald W. Fahle 1957
Kevin Verran Hale 1987
William R. Benthall, II 1969 Joseph L. Caporossi 1969 Andrew J. Eggenberger 1961 Donald J. Franks 1972
Robert Alan Gebbia 1969
Thomas D. Holloway 1958 Alan H. Koblin 1974
Kentucky Kappa Troy Matthew Edelen 1989 Matthew Lynn Sinex 1997
David Gerald Summerfield 1982
Dr. Martin Dale Wiglesworth 1984
Louis A. Malizia, Jr 1969
CHAPMAN
Angus H. McArn 1958
Shane Gregory Hunter 2006
Lukas Manomaitis 1993 James C. Moran 1967
California Alpha-Delta Brandon Vearle Pankey 1999
Thomas J. Kereiakes 1976
Dennis John Devaney 1994
Mark S. Carlie 1976
Paul Martin Bergstrand 1981
Richard M. Kimbler 1970
Jeffrey Lynn Harsh 1987
Dr. Carl Brian Tubbs 1980
Daniel Simmington Henschel 2023
James F. Koenig 1973
CHARLESTON South Carolina Upsilon
Dean J. Kereiakes 1974
John Alston Deas 1980
Joseph P. Klinck 1964
Richard Keith Sauls 1990
Gregory Michael Kuntz 1983
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
John C. Lame, Jr. 2013
Tennessee Rho
John Christopher Lame 1979 Doug Albert Lance 1989
Ian Spencer Strelsin 2004
Dave Milton Lance, Jr 1981
CINCINNATI
Ned C. Lautenbach 1966
Ohio Epsilon
David M. Lance 1956
Keith Edward Lindner 1981
Robert B. Erickson 1960 Clarke Houston, III 1966
Tom M. Hudspeth, III 1964
Jeremy Laurence Katz 1995 James W. Venman 1955
B. Kim Lilly 1959
DAVIDSON
Ralph R. Schneider 1958
William Francis Grimsley 1980
Timothy N. Thoelecke 1962
Herbert F. Kincey 1959
Kurt Friedrich Papenfus 1980 Armand L. Smith 1963
Richard W. Tinberg 1972 Scott Allen Wolf 1982
William B. Woods 1958
North Carolina Theta J. Daniel Hanks, Jr 1965
Robert Gordon Spaugh 1984 Dr. Neil W. Trask, III 1973
DAYTON
David L. Altemeier 1972
S. Craig Lindner 1977
John F. Barrett 1971
William Longstreet, III 1955
Colorado Chi
Dr. Dennis D. Baum 1972
Neil Jacob Mullen 2016
William Kevin Fisher 1983
Nathan P. Bennett 2015
Joseph Ottaviani 1966
Dr. Neal R. Berte 1962
Edward G. Paul 1972
Steven Mark Bilski 2006
Aaron Charles Pontsler 2014
G. Bradley Brown 1972
Stewart V. Proctor 1976
Robert Earl Carroll 1981
S. William Rhode 1965
L. Barry Cors 1954
C. Winfield Scott 1983
David V. Crockett 1971
Dr. Reed Albert Shank, III 1973
Connecticut Beta
Herbert William Desch 1961
Michael Simpson 1963
David I. Barton 1960
DENVER
August B. Doppes 1970
Matthew Jon Smith 1980
Theodore E. Davis, Jr. 1961
Charlton H. Chatfield 1969
Richard T. Findlay 1969
Mike Steur 1978
Pete R. Kelley 1955
Brian Lee Kitts 1983
Chris Robert Gardner 2001
James W. Sunderland 1949
Dean R. Gaudin 1956
Dr. Richard J. Towner 1960
Christopher Gregory Goins 2006
Mark E. Tullis 1973
Stephen M. Goodson 1977
Ben Fredrick Wells 1980
James Joseph Gusweiler 1981
J. Lawrence Willey 1962
Richard R. Gerken 1967
John D. Hagner 1968
J. Geoffrey Wiot 1978
Robert M. Huley, Sr. 1965
COLORADO-BOULDER
Ohio Chi-Sigma
Dennis Ward Anderson 1971
Carl H. Lindner, III 1975
Alton B. Barton, Jr. 1970
Robert M. Miller, III 1978
Peter W. Dillon 1958
Barry Jay Bebart 1986
Edward J. Neyra 1973
John Christopher Haas 1986
Delaware Alpha
Dr. William F. Bentz 1962
Gregg Edward Pancero, II 2009
William E. Kugler 1958
Richard Bryan Sheridan 1998
Russell William Best 2009
John M. Perin 1973
Dr. John C. Bools 1975
Richard L. Pratt 1977
Chris T. Carper 1993
Jeffrey Joseph Rettig 1993
Colorado Phi
Allan D. Cors 1959
Justin William Roberts 2010
Neil Patrick Tooley 2017
Ronald I. Cosler 1964
William J. Seitz, III 1975
Todd C. Degarmo 1980
Todd Eric Siegel 2009
Richard C. Barrett 1964
Donald J. Diebold 1983
Mark E. Sims 1977
Noel F. J. Castiglia 1959
J. Scott Farrell 1991
Christopher Aaron Speelman 2004
Gary E. Fisher 1959
Robert A. Suddendorf 1949
David Roger Gardner 2006
Gordon R. Tod 1964
Theodore C. Geier 1952
Nicholas Alan Trelka 2005
Dr. Luis L. Gonzalez, Jr 1978
Dr. Thomas E. Wagner 1960
Karl Joseph Grafe 1982
Dr. Brad Robert Wenstrup 1980
New York Alpha
John Frederick Guy 2000
Mark Lawrence Willey 1993
Douglas Glennie Greer 1995
Mark D. Hanauer 1975
Gage Bryant Woolley 2015
Thomas A. Hearn 1962
Warren S. Hensel, Jr 1964
CLEMSON
Dr. Robert S. Heim 1952
Charles W. Larson 1965
Randall W. Peterson 1956 David G. Williams 1956
COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS Jonathan David Garrido 2014
CONNECTICUT
Warren J. Hughes, Jr 1954 Raymond P. Kogut 1960 Emmett J. Murtha 1960
Stephen Michael Ozyck 1990 John S. Purtill, Jr. 1964
Benjamin Ackley Rowe 1990
Augustus Y. Noojin, III 1969 Benjamin Roberts 2010 Ronald M. Skalko 1973
Thomas Edward Huber 1980
COLORADO STATE
Richard M. Burke 1970
Daniel S. Jones 1961
Colorado Delta
Dr. Bill J. Karas 1970
David W. Bollman 1966
James C. Kennedy 1973
Tom G. Cox 1960
M ichael J. Jump 1977
Dr. George Marvin Beeman 1957
Barry L. Keidel 1976
Alex Bennett Campbell 1980
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Ohio Mu Jerry R. Armbrecht 1957
Robert Anthony Brice 1982 Kenneth G. Clarke 1952 Dennis Ted Fujka 1969
Richard McCulloch Jones 1956 Eric N. Peterson 1978 J. Paul Rowe 1968
Philip W. Wyatt 1965
Colorado Zeta Stephen D. Cummings 1966 Christopher Marshall 1963 Robert E. Morris 1959
Thomas D. Wilcox 1960
Welcome W. Wilson, Jr. 1973
Dr. Frederick J. Bartizal 1965
Nebraska Iota
John A. Johnston 1976
DENISON
CORNELL
S. McRoy Sauls 1972
Jay W Hummel 2002
Gregory Carbone 1996
DEPAUW
Henry S. Hilberg, Jr 1973 Richard M. Hopple 1970
DELAWARE
Kirk R. Thornton 1971
South Carolina Nu D. Stanton Easley 1975
Jack Thomas Kamka 2023
CREIGHTON Thomas A. Bower 1970 Terrance M. Ramirez 1986
Matthew John Shalhoob 1998
DARTMOUTH New Hampshire Alpha Evan Bret Azriliant 1987
Indiana Delta E. Frederick Coan 1971
Lance Attilio DeNardin 1986 Eric W. Fredbeck 1978
Frederick Charles Fritz 1981 Vern T. Kraushaar 1953
James Michael Mullin 1983 Charles John Nelson 1985 John Allen Perry 1985
Alexander C. Sacopulos 2023 Byron Lee Wilson, II 1985 Robert N. Younger 1957
DICKINSON Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi Bruce Mitchell Cross 1981 Roger E. Nelson, Jr 1954 Dr. David R. Short 1972
Scott William Woehr 1982
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS DRAKE Iowa Delta James P. Avgeris 1965
Noah Bamonte-Grebis 2020 James L. Bennett 1942 Philip W. Berger 1975
Clarence G. Hoop 1971
Mark W. Bates 1973
James D. Henderson, II 1965
Joseph Anthony Mandato, Jr. 1981
W. Lawrence Brown 1968
Carter Braxton McCain 1986
Robert Lee Jeffries 1988 Dennis L. Neider 1970
DUKE
Sherwood M. Boudeman 1962
North Carolina Nu
Michael J. Broggi 1965
James W. Eaton, Jr 1957
Ned Alan Burmeister 1981
Christopher Suiter Scott 1980
Hon. Greg Dean Brandt 1984
Winston Lee Black, III 1998
Dean E. Brooks 1971
Donald E. Schevers 1947
John D. Challas 1961
Luke Daniel Clausen 2025 Larry H. Crist 1954
Russell S. Cross, Jr 1952 Wayne O. Dailey 1957
Paul James Finney, Sr 1958
EAST CAROLINA North Carolina Sigma Brendan Bayer 2017
EAST TENNESSEE STATE
Robert C. Bottoms 1964
Dr. William M. Callahan 1976 Dr. P. Andrew Coley, Jr 1967 William J. Etherton 1969
Robert C. Ferguson 1968
R. Carter Freeman, Jr. 1960 Alexander L. Hinson 1964 William Edward Jay 1981
James B. Johnson, Jr 1954 Hubert C. Lovein, Jr 1968 Peter A. McCranie 1956
Albert P. Reichert, Jr. 1961
Dr. Robinson W. Schilling, Jr 1962 Wallace F. Tillman 1965
EVANSVILLE
Stephen R. Fitzsimonds 1986
Tennessee Alpha
Bruce A. Foster 1978
Herman L. Dixon, Jr 1972
Jeffrey R. Baugus 1993
Charles Louis Friedman 1987
Daniel H. Gordon 1964
Kent Thomas Biehle 2023
John W. Green 1972
Styles Devin Martin 2022
Kent Jay Foster 1983
David Bruce Costner 1975
Indiana Epsilon
Marc P. Franson 1977
James C. Ebersole 1968
Robert J. Bennett 1975
William B. Goreham 1960
Benjamin Jacob Griffin 2023
Robert D. Harmon 1964
Ronald T. Moore 2015
Howard L. Hunt 1948
Samuel Max Jansen 2022
EASTERN KENTUCKY
Steven T. Kappel 1964
Kentucky Delta
William E. Kearney 1966
Jonathan Thomas Grossmann 2003
Robert L. Knudson 1969
David N. Rodgers 1975
Grant Thomas Lander 2002
Ron E. Volmering 1978
Kenneth K. Kauffman 1960
Charles W. Edwards 1973
Noah William Kenoyer 2023
Michael A. Hughes 1973
Robert G. Lady 1962
Joshua Dale Smith 2002
Tom J. Logan 1973
August H. Luthens 1955
EASTERN NEW MEXICO
Kenneth Brian Black 1981
Thomas Edward Blackburn, II 1991 Eric Loren DeVries 1996
Joseph Douglas Haas, Jr 1992 Ennis V. Heathcock 1959 Paul W. Jones 1971
Dale E. Oberbeck 1959 Earl E. Purdue 1962
Michael John Rea 1988
Frank J. Schultheis 1963 Richard L. Shipley 1979
Duane Thomas Magee 1992
John Mauk Hilliard 1967
Michael Orlo Morehead 2022
Dr. Fred D. Phelps 1964
Michigan Zeta
Roger P. Penrod 1978
Ken Tracey 1970
Paul Joseph Dixon, III 1989
Ronald L. Tubbs 1964
David B. Meier 1972
Dempsey D. Kee 1977
Rolland W. Nelson 1950
David R. Pia 1965
Robert P. Boboltz 1972
Robert Michael Perrye 1985
Nate Thomas Williams 1993
David R. Elwood 1975
FERRIS STATE
Albert George Fath, IV 1994 J. Michael Walkowski 1974
Dr. Todd Austin Sandrock 1981
Arizona Delta
Richard E. Scott 1950
Tanner Jeffrey Grevesen 2020
Florida Upsilon
Allan C. Sorensen 1961
Nathan Carl Pyles 2008
Adam John Bartosz 2025
Christian Robert Moore Gibbs 2016
Kendall B. Smith 1972
Tyler Morris 2018
Travis Sutton 1985
Robert M. Taylor 1962
EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL [FL]
Dr. Stephen Thomas Tranter 1979
Florida Rho
Thomas McClure Wiedemann 1988
Christopher Nicholas Barnes 2022
Larry F. Witte 1966
David Richard Brown 2023
DREXEL
Christian Elijah Reid 2024
James C. Van Slyke, Jr 1961 Calvin P. Wise 1960
Pennsylvania Epsilon Mark Howard Felder 1980 David Scott Flame 1983
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James Patrick Baldwin 1971
Jeremy S. Monell 2012
EMORY Georgia Epsilon
John A. Mullett 1960
James W. O’Kelley, Jr. 1952 Angel Oliva, III 1990
Richard M. Robinson 1962 Arnold H. Slott 1964
Robert Carl Sorgini 1978
Douglas H. Thompson, Jr. CPA 1965 Robert F. Watson 1970
Jeffrey James Weibel 1986
FLORIDA SOUTHERN Florida Gamma Brendan Calamito 2016 Joseph Capitano 1960 William A. Chope 1971
Jonas Thomas Concklin 1955 William F. Cooper 1957
Andrew Joseph Den Boggende 2024
Robert C. Fernandez 1958
Josh David Goode 2001
William G. Hicks 1971
Saylor Timothy Schwab 2022
Marcus A Motes 2013
Norman C. Fischer, Jr 1976
New Mexico Alpha
EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL [AZ]
William Louis Moor, Jr 1986
Philip D. Diuguid 1958
Dr. Ronald M. Faust 1972
Gary M. Macek 1965
Robert Michael Pomerantz 1977
Dr. Charles T. Montgomery 1956
James A. Domina 1968
Mark Clayton Lynes 2013
C. Gregory Peters 1988
William M. Hobby, III 1959
FLORIDA Wayne C. Bailey 1972
Stephen V Bender 2010 T. Amstead Brown 1966
Heyward M. Cantrell 1966 Demetri Clikas 1988
Howard C. Coker 1969 Peyton B. Ellis 1960
Romulo Sebastian Ferrero 2023 Ethan Henry Fieldman 2003 Noah Michael Fischer 2024
Robert J. Fauls, Jr 1970 Charles L. Foley 1957
Lewis W. Graham, Jr 1971 Terry L. Krick 1976
Walter W. Manley, II 1969 Gil Mitchell 1962
Chris Anthony Rodgers 1990 Robert P. Vivers, Jr 1970
FLORIDA STATE Florida Beta David Richard Campbell 1984 Timothy Jay Daly 1987
Charles W. Doolittle, Jr 1974 Joseph M. Farrell 1971
Davy Haddon Foster, II 1967 Claude H. Grizzard 1960
Gregg Padgett Guilford 1982 Pfilip G. Hunt, Sr. 1959 James J. Kelley 1967
Harry E. LaVigne, Jr 1960
William Hoyle McDonald, III 2015 Fred Joe Pyland 1975
Howard D. Rogers 1970
James H. Sims, Jr. 1963
Howard Scott Treadway 1961 James W. Warren, III 1965
James William Westbrook 1968 Ruben A. Whitehead 1961
FORT HAYS STATE Kansas Delta John Michael Kimberlin 2001
Thomas L. Fleming 1967
Garrett Lane McBlair 2020
Richard S. Gandy 1973
Lance Aaron Zimmerman 2000
Dr. Albert R. Frederick, Jr. 1957 William D. Gunter, Jr 1956
Richard Brian Shanahan 2003
FRANKLIN
Wright Brown Waddell 1984
Indiana Alpha
Presley Daniel Yates, III 1972
Jon Stacy Almeras 1992
GEORGIA SOUTHERN-ARMSTRONG
James Scott Armacost 1978
Dr. Leonard L. Bissonnette 1962 Chad Everett Bobb 1997 Andrew Eric Clark 1995 Gary W. Cooper 1974 Dana P. Deer 1958
Kenneth O. Dunn 1951
William Richard Fisher 1955 Max Ray Fitzpatrick 1956 Gregg W. Happe 1973
Robert D. Heuchan 1976 Joe A. Lain 1957
Robert M. Martin 1963
Stephen A. Smith 1969
Dr. Arthur H. Turner 1957 Russell T. Wilson 1976
FROSTBURG STATE Maryland Delta Jason Paul Andrick 1997
Adam Joseph Fitzpatrick 2000
Christopher McDonald 2019 Edward Donald Paton 2000
FURMAN South Carolina Phi John B. Critchfield 1964 J. Michael Daly 1982
Eric Eugene Davis 1986 Robert C. Nast 1963
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Georgia Rho Dustin Edward Stewart 2017
Charles Nicholas Augello 2021 Hunter Phelps 2020
GEORGIA TECH Georgia Phi C. Victor Beadles, III 1959 Kenneth W. Best 1967
Thomas C. Broome 1966
David Charles Burns 1980
Marc Anthony Corsini 1980 Thomas E. Dupree, Jr 1974 J. Henry Fair, Jr 1952
Richard L. Frame, Sr. 1962
Samuel O. Franklin, III 1965 Logan Tom Gay, Jr 1966 Albert J. Hackl 1946
William S. Harris 1959
Robert W. Hearn, Jr 1960 Howard Hoffman 1980
Theron D. Jennings 1956 James R. Jolly, Jr. 1964
Dudley L. Moore, Jr 1957
Edmond Fay Pearce, Jr. 1960 Daren Bruce Pietsch 1991 Daniel B. Rather 1957
John W. Rourk, Jr 1956
Grattan Whitehead Rowland, III 1986 George Wells Ruth, III 1978 Bruce F. Rutherford 1972
Washington City Rho
Edward F. Vickers 1963
Dr. Terence L. Babcock 1967
GETTYSBURG
Jacob David Bournazian 1978 Yale R. Brown 1976
Christian Eric Contreras 2023 Edmund P. Crump 1960 Henry H. Frain 1961
Ray A. Gibbs, Jr 1950
Dr. R. Gerald Heinze 1965 Byron Kline 1965
Leon Stuart Mapes, Jr. 1970 Richard David Nelson
John W. Purvis, Sr. 1971
Manning G. Warren, III 1973
GEORGIA Georgia Beta John G. Alston 1965
Lance Bernard Beck, Jr. 2023 Rob Arthur Ellis, Jr 1980 Kel Harper 1979
William W. Holland 1967
Clyde Douglas Kelso, III 2008 Hugh M. McCutcheon 1975
Ruebush J. Mitchell, III 1975 William S. Morris, III 1956 Ronald H. Rentz 1968
Hon. Williamson S. Stuckey, Jr. 1956
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Pennsylvania Delta Robert D. Boyd 1966
Harrie G. Burdan 1955
Robert E. Crawford 1976 Erwin Joseph Dill 1978
Charles F. Johnson, II 1962 Dr. Glenn R. Kershaw 1968
Kenneth S. Montgomery 1984 Patrick F. Noonan 1965 William B. Shelly 1973
Wyatt Hamilton Yasinski 2016
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS Minnesota Gamma Ace Lee Schwartz 2022
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY Virginia Upsilon Julien Binford Booth 1995 Irving H. Pritchett, III 1973
HARTFORD Connecticut Lambda Russell F. Levere 1966
HARVARD Massachusetts Gamma Walter P. Hinchman 1959 William Gentry Lee 1966 Leland B. Paton 1965
Edward B. Rasmuson 1962 William A. Thayer 1958
HOFSTRA
William W. Schmidt 1966 Martin J. Schnell 1972 Joseph P. Shirts 1977
James Arthur Steele, Jr 1992 James A. Steele, Sr 1956
Thomas J. Stevenson 1975 Bruce W. Stratton 1971
David A. Thomas 1973
Kenrick E. Thomas 1970
New York Chi
Nathan Whalen 2014
Steven Ronald Tricarico 2006
ILLINOIS
HOUSTON Texas Epsilon Seth Crawford 2018 David M. Doll 1988 James R. Hill 1960
Kenneth E. Kurtz, II 1957
Mark Shelton Pieratt 1971 Joseph T. Ruland 1970
Tyler Davidson Todd 2015 Kyle A. Vick, III 1970
Tim Dean White 1971
IDAHO Idaho Alpha John B. Adams 1976
Richard W. Allen 1972
Daniel L. Alsaker 1972
Howard Lew Andrews 1962 Don R. Atkinson 1956 Roy B. Bentson 1965
Rodney B. Bulcher 1973
Steven E. Duncanson 1976
Gordon Gordon Eccles 1960 Bill D. Fife 1974
Robert L. Franklin, III 1977 Gary L. Garnand 1970 Edson Griswold 1965
Robert L. Grover 1977
Christopher E. Gruenfeld 1982 Michael T. Hunter 1972 William R. Joa 1963
Ronald S. Jones 1977 Dennis D. Jory 1966
William John Kearns, II 1981 William H. Keller 1976
Steven R. Larson 1975
Ralph J. Longfellow 1960
Scott William Madison 1987 Warren L. Martin 1957
William V. McCann, Jr. 1966 W. Lee McCollum 1971
Joseph D. McCollum, Jr 1967 James W. Mottern 1970
Donald L. Mottinger 1965 Bryan Scott Norby 1979
W. Christian Oakley 1973 Alfred Craig Olson 1973 Donald J. Ormond 1976 James R. Pilcher 1970 David A. Poe 1970
Leonard Nicholas Purdy, Jr. 1962
Illinois Beta Philip Clifford Berndt 1985
Christopher George Bradley 1992 Thomas Michael Donlan 1979
Christopher Jacob Dumelle 1988 David Eugene Eckmann 1985 Douglas Adam Gerrard 1984
Keith Allan Gray 2002
Thomas A. Jepsen 1976
Jeffrey Scott Joslin 1979
Raymond John Keeler 1979
Clifford A. Kleymeyer, Jr 1965 Kenneth D. Love 1962
Michael S. Marous 1976
Philip L. Mattison, Jr 1957
Robert C. McAdam, Jr 1977 Robert E. McClary 1960 Bradley K. Meyer 1974
Dr. Russell W. Nelson 1974 Marc Joseph Poskin 1987 Michael Albert Prah 1987 Jeffrey J. Price 1978
James Scott Rund 1991 John Shimkus 1982
Michael R. Thomas 1965
David Michael Venkus 1984
James David Wareham 1981
Gregg S. Werner 1977
Charles Robert Westphal 1981
ILLINOIS STATE Illinois Tau-Alpha Phil Guerrero 1997
INDIANA Indiana Gamma Dr. Thomas Henry Alt, Sr. 1958 Dan Edward Aron 1983
Hon. John Gatch Baker 1968
Ronald Byron Balsbaugh 1962 David Wayne Barrick 1979 Gregory Lynn Batts 1985
Kelley Thomas Beach 1984
William Dean Bennison 1966 Adam Scott Bischoff 2011
Jody Verne Blackburn 1985
Thomas Edward Bolyard 1963
Thom Bernard Bondus, III 1975 Robert Eugene Bryan 1963 Brent Curtis Burke 1976 Stephen M. Burt 1987
Chad Allen Carlsson 1997
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS INDIANA Indiana Gamma (cont.) Douglas L. Cassman 1972
Ryan Hodge Cassman 1997 Bradley Scott Cooper 1984 Lawrence P. Deputy 1968
Richard Andrew Deputy 1964 Robert John Deputy 1960
Thomas Michael Deputy 1963 Ronak Sunil Desai 2010
Richard Lewis Dunn 1964
Dr. Richard Edwin Ferguson 1953 William White Fobes, II 1961 Earl Frederick Forst 1966
David C. George, Dvm 1967 David Welker Gray 1972
John Christopher Hart, Jr 1973 Thomas Clyde Hays 1973
Ralph Eugene Hazelbaker 1951 Hon. Jack Roger Heflin 1965
Richard Edward Hennessey 1973 George Lionel Henry 1968
Jeffrey William Hodge 1972
Jeffrey Clyde Hoffman 1973 Stan C. Hurt 1961
Joseph Crist Innes 1964 J. David Keckley 1970
David Bart Keller 1980 Roy William Kern 1957
Jeffrey Lee Kittle 1993
James L. Kittle, Jr. 1966
Robert J Kleymeyer 1969 David Al Lawson 1972
Harry Lee Lukens, Jr 1972
Dr. Joseph Charles Maroon 1961 Jon Paul McGlocklin 1965
Michael Walter Mezey 1979 Richard Allen Mitchell 1989 Steven D Mitchell 1983
John Joseph Moran 1973
David Brown Pearson 1964
Mark Christopher Pullen 1990 Bryan A Quick 1999
Francis B. Quinn, Jr. 1976 Allan E. Ramsay 1970
George W. Rauch, III 1968 Brian Dale Redman 1979
Stephen James Riordan 1983 Thomas D. Rush 1962
Robert K. Ryan, Jr 1965
John Gordon Sawrey 1973
Andrew Edgar Sellers 1980
Stephen Howard Simon 1988
Richard Ralph Singleton 1969 Hugh K. Sinnock 1967
Blair Hartley Snead 1967 Jerry Duke Sparks 1964
Russell P. Standlee 1971
Frederick G. Steingraber 1960 Dr. Mark Robert Stetzel 1980
Christopher Ryan Summers 2001 Sheldon Kay Turner 1952
Richard A. Van Arsdale 1965
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Thomas A. Van Arsdale 1965 Dennis Edward Walsh 1972 W. Michael Wells 1972
Michael Richard Werner 1998 Douglas E. Wiik 1968
James R. Williams 1968
Robert T. Williamson 1968
Eric Eugene Woodrow 1997
Michael Jay Wurtsbaugh 1984
INDIANA STATE Indiana Sigma Drew Billings 2014
James A. Coleman 1973
Kaleel Mose Ellis, III 1983
Michael Douglas Fouts 1996
Scott Jordan Francis 1980
James Arthur Freudenberg 1981 George M. Gregorash 1976 Don Curt Hagerman 1975
Christopher W. Hancock 1996
Dr. Mark A. Haring 1972 James L. Heflin 1974
Thomas J. Kough 1971
David A. Llewellyn 1974
Dalton Scott Loftis 2024
Frank Louis Miklozek, III 1998 William C. Minnis 1973 Mike T. Mokrycki 1977 Dino Dee Moler 1984
Nicholas Ray Morgan 2025 David Pascarella, III 2017 Chris R. Read 1975
Thomas A. Ross 1973 Kent E. Schwarz 1972
Milo Lewis Shank 1990
Paul S. Siebenmorgen 1971 Joe D. Smith 1971
Theodore J. Stansbury 1971 Joseph Allen Taylor 1998
IOWA STATE Iowa Gamma
Jarold W. Boettcher 1963
Gregory Paul Brenny 1988
Steven R. Brewer 1978
Jeffrey Neil Bump 1984
Larry D. Coffman 1965
Steve Wayne Churchill 1985
Terry J. Crofoot 1969
Charles R. Colwell 1962
Dixon R. Doll 1964
James A. Cunningham 1968
Joseph P. Galichia 1964
Stanley R. Ethington 1978
James R. Grier, III 1959
George W. Gayle 1951
Dr. Dene Mitchell Herbel 1984
Larry Robert Gradisher 1982
John P. Jung 1957
Dale A. Johnson 1960
Steve M. Lacy 1976
Scott Alan Koppelman 1991
John W. Morgan 1975
John K. Lawson 1962
GEN Richard B. Myers 1964
Charles W. Maurer, Jr 1972
Carl F. Schwab, III 1969
Dean William F. Munson 1974
William K. Shaw 1975
John S. Nesheim 1975
Chester C. Wilcox 1962
Jon M. Radabaugh 1961
Michael Alan Wilson 1989
David D. Bishop 1962
William H. Braddock 1957
David Earl Bridgewater 1983
David F. Chelesnik 1961
Wayne B. Christensen 1968
Roger W. Coulter 1961
James L. Claus 1972
Derek N Dietz 2002
Michael B. Cox 1974
Daniel E. Fankhauser 1967
Gary L. Erskine 1968
Terry J. Garvert 1977
Michael J. Frischmeyer 1975
Todd Christopher Hansen 1993
Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale 1962
Franklin D. Houser 1955
James P. Howalt 1962
Paul Joseph Lacy 1981
Robert F. Kazimour 1957
Thomas E. Mistler 1963
Robert A. Latta 1955
Robert L. Muirhead 1948
Marshall G. Linn, III 1970
Jerry D. Prather 1966
David E. McFarland 1961
John Glennon Serafin, Jr 1990
James A. Nelson 1969
Mikel L. Stout 1958
Edward J. Palmer 1954
Joe A. Tony Wilcox 1958
John D. Rustwick 1971
Edwin H. Wingate 1954
Ronald L. Saylor 1958
Wayne John Snyder 1960 Robert W. Taylor 1954
Jeffrey Blane Weeden 1979 C. Arthur Wittmack 1969
IUPUI
IOWA
Indiana Iota-Pi
Jesse R. Denman, Jr 1971 Michael G. Dunn 1964
Dr. Carl L. Highgenboten 1961 William P. Hise 1959 David L. Hunt 1966
Frank M. James 1961
Howard Kennedy, IV 1962 Stephen R. Langlas 1969
Robert J. McCauley, Jr 1963 David G. Moss 1966
Dr. Donald J. Peterson 1957 Peter G. Pohlmann, Sr. 1969 Martin M. Schuchat 1967
Edward W. Schwertley 1985 Mark Alan Sneve 1987
Donald Peter Souhrada 1993
Robert K. Beymer 1978
Ronald E. Anderson 1976
John Schultheis Webb 1991
Iowa Beta
Lawrence P. Becker 1966
Jonathon Hawkins 2019
Litha Sonwabile Msikinya 2011
JOHN CARROLL Ohio Beta
KENNESAW STATE Georgia Omega Luis James Velasquez 2012
KENT STATE Ohio Lambda James E. Behling 1960
Donald W. Booth, Jr 1963
Kenneth Arthur Bugosh 1979 Gary E. Crittenden 1956
Gerald A. Damerow 1964
Vincent Michael Dangerfield 2013
John Edward Brennock 2006
Mark Okey Decker, Sr. 1971
KANSAS
Bruce P. Kelso 1970
Kansas Alpha
Arthur R. Getz, Jr 1956
Richard A. Krieger 1963
Zachary Dalton Holland 1996
Thomas A. Mackey 1962
Thomas M. McFarland 1972
Stuart S. Myers 1958
Allyn W. Risley 1972
Joseph H. Reed 1960
Jay B. Strayer 1964
Robert Evan Ross 1970
KANSAS STATE
Nicholas Sherman 2011
Dr. John J. McCabe 1961
Donald Scott Miller 1971
Edward F. Reilly, Jr 1960
Paul James Palsa 1980
Dr. Craig A. Smith 1956
Daniel L. Rhodes 1961
Kansas Beta Pelham E. Adams 1955
T. Mark Anwander 1972
Edmond V. Russ, Jr 1966 William J. Vogt, Jr. 1962
Dick M. Warburton, Jr 1957 Robert W. Woolf 1965 Kevin P. Wyndham 1988
KENTUCKY
LEWIS & CLARK
Christian James Schone 2021
Oregon Delta
Ryan William Spiegel 2024
John Edward Roberts 1963
Kentucky Epsilon Joe Edward Anderson 1981
Tod Michael Corrin 1972
MAINE
William Scott Sims 1987
Dr. James L. Boerner 1977
David Keith Strong 1980
Blaine Kennedy Ayers 2001 William L. Bryan 1967
Gregory Scott Burton 1985
Christopher E. Jay 1972 David A. Stumpf 1966
Lon W. Deckard 1969
LONG ISLAND
Timothy R. Futrell 1970
James A. Calderon 1970
Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb, III 1974
Anthony S. Filipkowski 2023
Franklin H. Farris, Jr 1972 Don C. Graeter 1969
Phillip T. Johnson 1972
Dr. John S. Keebler 1969 Robert S. Lipman 1974
Micheal Bryan Minix, Jr. 1991
New York Beta Thomas J. Clark 1973
Louisiana Alpha Charles D. Penney 1968
LOUISIANA STATE
James A. Richardson 1970
Louisiana Epsilon
Harry Castle Thompson 1965
George C. Fugler 1948
Dr. Jerry L. Stovall 1967
John C. Bowden 1955
Chadwick Joseph Vonluehrte 2002
John C. Hamilton 1958
Steven Morrison Weber 1987
Allan Anthony Wilwayco 1983 Richard M. Womack 1953
KETTERING Michigan Epsilon - Section A Jones Roger Barton 2016
William George Bechtel, II 1984
KETTERING Michigan Epsilon - Section B Gregory P. Buschmann 1977 Brian P. Collins 1975
John A. Hollinshead 1971 Robert D. Jolly 1962
Robert G. Jones 1960
Donald J. Lococo 1967
Charles B. Maginnis 1970 Robert J. Merkle 1960 Joe A. Simon 1960
Stephen M. Stewart 1967 Hunter C. Thom 1972
Edward W. Veillon 1962 James S. Whittle 1963
LOUISIANA TECH Louisiana Rho
Steve Collins 1977
Riley Hagan, III 1986
Gary L. Cowger 1970
Nikolaus Zumwalt Schwabe 1996
Jerry L. Hotujac 1971
LOUISVILLE
William T. Morgan 1975
Brian Connelly Abrahams 2024
Robert Stephen Cory 1990 John Albert Dunn 1989 Ryder Kenneth McClelland 2025 David A. Newman 1975
Douglas C. Premo 1973
David Anthony Van Raaphorst 2003
LA VERNE California Upsilon Jon Robert Brower 1995
LAFAYETTE Pennsylvania Gamma Paul S. Barrett 1963
Robert T. Burns, CLU 1963
James Francis Cosgrove, Jr 1986 David Hammer 1992
Brian David Mansfield 1991 Eric Paul Reumann 1988
Joseph Z. Sherk, II 1967 Michael Stanhope Sherrill 1988
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Thomas F. Lever 1974
Ashley Brigham Patten 1994
Kentucky Sigma David Duane Deyer, Jr. 2013 John Partrick Docter 2011
LOYOLA-CHICAGO Illinois Alpha-Omega Matthew Donald Brooks 2006 Jeffrey John Kinzler 1983 David John Kupiec 1986
Ross Anthony Pometta 2007 Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003 Dr. Alfredo Barrios Tiu 1986
LYNN Florida Lambda Zachary Elvis Beers 2025
Juan G Rivera 2023
Evensen Danny Ross 2024
Michael E. Scott 1976
Theodore J. Smith 1950
Joseph Christian Snavely, III 1970 John K. Stitt 1960
Slaton L. White 1973
William B. Mann 1949
MEMPHIS
John Alcide Roberts 1980
Kenneth J. Carmack 1963
John B. Peverada, III 1981
LOUISIANA Charles H. Trent 1969
John M. Walton, Jr 1972
Cameron John Karosis 2015
Minnesota Beta
Ronald D. Parham 1962 Robert L. Pinson 1964
Edward L. Davis 1958
MANKATO STATE
John D. Colley 1973
William H. Pickett, III 1972
John H. Burnham 1960
Dylan Michael Silva 2018
Michael B. Mountjoy 1972 Jeff David Neal 1993
Maine Alpha
James G. Sakers 1969
John M. Ryan 1970
John A. Shepard 1969
MANSFIELD Pennsylvania Beta-Phi James David Blew 2017 Cuong Tuan Le 2023
Alex Patrick Shellhammer 2025
MARSHALL West Virginia Alpha Christopher Joseph Aluise 2009
Tennessee Sigma James F. Elmore, Jr 1968 Frank L. Flautt, Jr 1963
Andrew B. Gibson, Jr. 1974 David E. Harrison 1977 Dennis N. Koehn 1966
Hon. Richard P. McCully 1965 Donald G. Rhoads 1955
E. Taylor Richardson 1962 Jack P. Rochelle 1965
Andrew K. Tatum, Jr 1962
Grover Lee Walker, III 1972 Justin Thomas Ware 2017
MERCER Georgia Psi
Robert Jackson Dilley 1973
Joel H. Bickerstaff 1974
Charles N. Ferrell 1963
Thomas S. Duncan 1977
Joseph B. Feaganes 1966 Vernon P. Ferrell 1957
William R. Harman 1963
Steven R. Headley 1968 Joe K. Kessler 1964
John E. Mazon, Sr 1963 David L. Mitchell 1957
James A. Shaffer 1957 David E. Taylor 1973
MARYLAND-BALTIMORE COUNTY Maryland Omicron-Pi
David B. Dunaway 1967
John Frierson Howard 1974 S. Reed Jackson 1971
Galen B. Jones, MD 1973 William T. King 1957
George W. Lumpkin 1954 Bruce D. McAllister 1973 John M. McLean 1960 Ted Musial 1965
James B. Thompson 1948
W. Charles Witzleben 1970
Ray Shamsul Ferree Ahmed 2007
MIAMI [FL]
Daniel Peter Fewster 1992
G. Holmes Braddock, Clu 1949
Bryan Kelly McMahon 1994
Andrew Blackwell Cogar 1996
Brian Anthony Baum 1994 Jamshid Jim Lotfi 1989
Aaron Thomas Penn 1994
William George Voelp 1989
MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta Robert A. Blase 1964
Harold M. Brierley 1965
Raymond Mark Davids 1977 Timothy J. Davisson 1982 Todd C. De Binder 1954
Florida Alpha Arthur B. Choate 1970
Thomas M. Cook 1965
Thomas F. Gannon 1963
Tipton D. Jennings, IV 1954 Vance Harper Jones 1961 Richard W. King 1952
Leroy A. King, Jr 1962 Luke W. Lumby 1956 Ronald A. May 1973
Todd Paul Misemer 1991 Richard R. Pieper 1959
Robert K. Elling 1967
Dean Steven Karl Priepke, JD 2003
Hugh J. Holloman 1973
William J. Rankin, Jr 1953
Chris P Gaylor 1972
Roy F. Johnson, Jr 1962
Brian Stuart Jolles 1982
Jonathan Michael Keusch 2015 Gregory Eugene Lomax 1976 Robert M. Parks 1968
Paul F. Principino, EdD 1971 Martin C. Ross 1976
W. Neil Rossborough 1961 Martin L. Shaw, III 1965 John W. Shields 1957
Edward J. Stankunas 1969
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS MIAMI [FL] Florida Alpha (cont.) William L. Sutton 1961
Christopher Adam Zavatsky 2007
MIAMI [OH] Ohio Tau Ben L. Allen 1960
David M. Auck 1965
John R. Balconi 1967
Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. 1956 James G. Felakos, Sr. 1957
Stephen Douglas Fisher 1979 Bruce L. Folkerth, Sr 1961 Larry A. Freedman 1966
Marc Steven Gendell 1985 Martin L. Gmeiner 1963
Dr. Joseph B. Greene 1968 Walter L. Gross, III 1975
George W. Harrington 1963
Douglas Charles Hodge 1991 John W. Howard 1963
Robert J. Kamerschen 1957 Andrew Kereiakes 2010
Nick Dean Kereiakes 2012 Kevin Wayne King 1978
Michael William Lintner 1978 John F. Luthy 1952
Jeffrey B. Marchand 1966 Gene R. McHam 1957
Rodney M. Miller 1953
Bruce Edward Murphy 1978 Tom Cambell Nasby 1980 Dr. William F. Nye 1948 David T. Roy 1961
John R. Ruhl 1959 Mark Saran 2010
Steven T. Scharrer 1970
Jerome Bernard Schildmeyer 1985 Richard L. Schroeder 1958
Richard Allen Schumacher, Jr 1992 Kelsey S. Stewart 1960 Barry L. Talley 1967
Richard Allen Termuhlen, II 1980 Richard H. Thompson 1956 G. Veil 1950
Nelson J. Vogel 1968
Conard B. Wagner 1962 John W. Weaner 1956
MICHIGAN Michigan Iota-Beta Michael Joseph Acho 1989 Dr. Frank J. Ascione 1969 John E. Baldwin 1963
Dr. Christian L. Brix 1954 Keith E. Davey 1971
William A. Elliott 1956 Henry B. Horldt 1947 Matt Keenum 2009
Malcolm E. Martin 1957
Stanley A. Mathews 1966
Matthew Michael McGrail 2004
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Kurt A. O’Keefe 1975
Sidney Wilson Taylor 1984
Michael C. Olson 1978
Robert B. Ravenscroft 1962
Howard William Wedekind 1970
Mark Robert Provencher 1999
Barry R. Patron 1955
Jonathan David Siegel 1986
Joseph Paul Van Harken 1996 Geoff Voss 1982
MICHIGAN STATE Michigan Gamma
James Richard Walker 1981
MIDWESTERN STATE Texas Omega Maison John Greer 2025
Jesus Francisco Moreno 2023
Kenneth R. Baldwin, Jr. 1966
MILLIKIN
Richard L. Black 1967
Jeff S. Arnold 1976
Dennis Joseph Brodeur 1989
James M. Butts 1951
Dennis M. Becklin 1963
William Anthony Borre 1986
Frederick Joseph Brodeur 1988 William C. Cesaroni 1968
Hon. Robert H. Cleland 1969
Richard Thomas Cummings 1990 W. Roderick Fischer 1982 Robert C. Gasser 1957
E. Mark Gregory, III 1964
Robert D. Harmon, Jr 1960 Mark A. Harris 1978
Stephen Lee Hickman 1964 Stephen R. Howard 1971
Gordon C. Johnson 1960
Frederick J. Kleisner 1966 Dale H. Koch 1960
Roger S. Kolasinski 1968
Illinois Delta Randy S. Blackburn 1974 Dr. Edward E. Cave, III 1968 Peter James Engle 2000 Thomas W. Ewing 1957
Logan Christopher Hanson 2023 Peter D. Hyink 1969
John E. McCoy 1959
Stephen B. Phenix 1961 Johnny Sao 2011
Donnell J. Schwarz 1961 Martin D. Skirha, Jr 1966
Nicholas William Smith 1983 Ronald R. Smith 1962
Jacob Daniel Torrens 2023 Matt David Walzer 2005
Christopher Edward Lane 1995
MILLSAPS
Robert A. Leich 1961
Timothy Patrick Anger 1995
Freeman R. Lehman 1950 John A. Lucas 1960
Edmund Maciorowski 1972
Mississippi Delta Baron Danzey Matthews 2003
Charlie Duaine Maines 1967
MINNESOTA
Richard J. Metzler 1963
James H. Aarestad 1949
Christopher James Mundy 1996
James R. Bogard 1958
Mark Andrew McManus, Jr 1990 Lawrence G. Meyer 1962 George S. Nugent 1956
Raymond J. Persia 1957
Frank William Schwarz, III 1990 David William Senatore 1991 David L. Shaw 1969
Robert O. Sherwood 1966
Gregory Percival Somers 1998 Stephen Joseph Szilagyi 1985 Philip R. Thornton 1954
Robert Dean Walters, Jr 1986
Auric Dane Zygala 1998
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE Tennessee Beta Richard L. Baker 1974
Dr. Larry C. Brown 1972
Thomas Justin Dement, II 1990 Emery James Gaines 1969 Thomas Hailey 1996
Neil V. Lambert 1982
Michael Wayne Lillie 1985 Daryl A. Massengill 1976
Harrison Herbert Perry, III 1984 Hon. Bobby W. Sands 1972
Timothy Michael Strobl 1980
Minnesota Alpha Duane E. Blanchard 1962 Debashis Chowdhury 1998 John David Collier 1999
Merrill K. Cragun, Jr 1953 Richard A. Devine 1976
Hon. Thomas W. Devine 1974 James Chester Durda 1979
Thomas Anthony Durda 1980 James L. Ekstrom 1960
Richard P. Getchell 1955
Stephen Oliver Plunkett 1985 Noel P. Rahn 1961
Walter G. Roberts 1956
Justin Leigh Ronning 1998 Hugh K. Schilling 1949
Jay Trevor Schroeder 1997 Bryan Michael Scott 1998 George B. Serrill 1967
Dr. James Christopher Shanks 1997 Jeffrey F. Shaw 1969 Cyril E. Sheehy 1941
Timothy Charles Suhling 2000 Scott Allen Sundet 1978 H. R. Swanson 1956 Paul A. Taylor 1961
Richard P. Taylor, Jr 1965
Steven Carlos Tempelman 1990 Michael W. Tenney 1966
R. Randall Vosbeck 1954 Allen W. Wehr 1963
Kevin Lowell Weist 1979
MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Gamma Gov Haley R. Barbour 1969
Dr. James P. DeRossitt, III 1969 William Love Glass 1984
Lyttleton Tazwell Harris, IV 1962 Miller P. Holmes, Jr 1965 Clyde D. Kelso, III 1968
Hunter Matthew Landry 2015 Eddie M. Morgan, Jr. 1973
Thad James Mueller 1980 James Ewing Parks 1979 Frank M. Patty, Jr 1959 Holmes S. Pettey 1973 Donald F. Smith 1968
Charles V. Williams 1966
MISSISSIPPI STATE Mississippi Theta H. Mark Adams 1977
Stewart F. Alford, III 1971
Bobby L. Baker, Jr 1961
Harris H. Barnes, III 1968
Henry A. Beattie, III 1977
John S. Gleason 1964
Davis M. Billingsley 1974
William E. Hill 1966
Joseph P. Bowen, Sr 1986
Howard Evan Grodnick 1984 Bradley A. Kindem 1969 John A. Kohler 1951 Jed D. Larkin 1992 Ross Levin 1982
Dr. Richard L. Lindstrom 1969 Douglas K. Lundsgaard 1965 Kirk A. Mackenzie 1961
Dr. Clifford T. Maesaka, Jr 1982 George L. Meyers 1957 Thomas I. Mueller 1963
Robert Glenn Neale 1984
Charles E. Nightengale 1963 Don R. O’Hare 1944
Dr. E. Russell Black, Jr 1967 Charles P. Boyd 1965
D. Hines Brannan, Jr 1970
Stewart H. Bridgforth, Jr 1965 Bruce Jones Brumfield 1983
Frank Swayze Brumfield 1988
Harris Clayton Brumfield 1986 Miller W. Bush 1959
William V. Byars, Jr 1969
Sen. Eugene S. Clarke, IV 1978 Howard R. Davis, Jr. 1976
Stephen Lefoldt Farr 1984 William H. Gillon, III 1961
Buddy V. Guynes 1963
Robert L. Hart, Jr 1967 John W. Hartlein 1973
John Thomas Harvey 1986 James H. Hayes, Jr 1972 Edward G. Herring 1968
Thomas G. Hixon, Sr 1965
Bryan Irby Johnston 2000
Ricky Leake Johnston 1997
James Lawrence Jones 1971
Charlie Edward Knighton 1991 Lawrence C. Long 1977
Michael William McGuire 1991 Duke Higdon Morgan, Jr 1988
Bertram Spivey Mortimer 1982
Thomas Brant Nusz 1982
Farley Ralph Owens, III 1987 James C. Patton, Jr 1975
Ben Wills Pentecost 1979
Henry Cox Pilkinton, IV 1984 George D. Pillow, Jr 1969
James B. Puryear, PhD 1960 James B. Randall, III 1974
Harris B. Renfroe, PhD 1958
James Cooke Robertson, Jr 1983 Neal Denton Rogers, Jr 1971
Solon Alexander Scott, III 1984 Thomas Bing Seitz 1963 Jerry D. Solomon 1973
John Day Stewart, III 1987 Gerald W. Thames 1970
James Porter Thomson 1979
William Edward Thurmond, Jr 1963 John Kevin Watson 1978
Robert C. Weston, Jr. 1974 George R. Wilder 1971
Hugh H. Wilson, Jr 1964
MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Missouri Alpha Donald H. Altvater 1944 N. Scott Angevine 1950
Stephen C. Buschman 1973 Robert A. Cameron 1951 Jon W. Carlson 1963
James H. Cotter 1958
Dr. Robert C. Dickeson 1962 John A. Dillingham 1961
Edward R. Downe, Jr 1952 David Eric Frimel 1987
Charles A. Gilbert 1978
Charles J. Hasser 1962
Joseph W. Hoffmann 1958 Jesse Lovelace 1958
Edward B. Minning 1957
Thomas W. Rash, Jr 1971
Robert Scott Richart 1985
MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY Missouri Kappa-Chi Nicolas Matthew Hartung 2025 Samuel Zhan Sheng Lim 2018 Kyle Eric Potts 2022
Daniel Rodriguez 2025
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
MIT
MOUNT UNION
Massachusetts Iota-Tau
Ohio Sigma
Dr. Louis H. Bangert 1958
Douglas James Ackerman 1982
Thomas G. Burns 1962
Lawrence Butkus 1985
Laird Quincy Cagan 1980
Mark David Copman 1981
Charles R. Dauwalter 1955 John J. Golden, Jr 1965
Dr. Richard A. Hartman 1974
John James Hradnansky 1985 Carl K. King 1965
William C. Michels 1970
G. Theodore Nygreen 1967
Robert L. Buchs 1954
Gene Lewis Calai 1984
Raymond E. Davis 1962
George Samuel Ditch 1957 Dr. Terren L. Frenz 1964 Harold E. Mains 1959 Lee A. Miller 1962
Rick B. North 1971
John Herman Nussbaumer, II 2002 Ronald P. Phillips 1971
Henry H. Perritt, Jr. 1966
NEBRASKA
Richard G. Rorschach 1950
Robert G. Bartizal 1954
William D. Putt 1959
Dr. James R. Yankaskas 1969
MONMOUTH Illinois Alpha Robert C. Hudson, III 1974 Earl K. Paasch 1966
MONTANA Montana Beta Brent Douglas Beckley 2003 Donald C. Cowles, III 1966 Dr. William J. Dunlap 1955 Harold B. Gilkey 1962
Lyle M. Glascock 1962 Paul D. Miller 1963
Kenneth C. Mlekush 1960 James R Mountain 1981 John W. Northey 1962 John L. Olson 1962
Cavin David Pitera 2024 Thomas P. Ross 1962
Dennis L. Stevens 1964
John David Streich 1983 David K. Voight 1963
Thomas Bradley Wenz 1998 James A. Willits 1964
MONTANA STATE Montana Alpha Lynn Eugene Loveall 1960
John Douglas Peterson 1966
Richard F. Schroeckenstein 1969 Herbert Ray Thackeray 1979 Jay Robert Wilson 1965
MOREHEAD STATE Kentucky Gamma Luke Kelly Chaney 2024
Roy James Downey 1984
Jeffrey Michael Rowe 2023
William Miller Schwierjohann 2023 Michael Philipp Seither 2021 Dr. Brett A. Wright 1975
Nebraska Lambda-Pi Michael Scott Berguin 1984
David Christopher Bradford 1992 Terrence S. Broekemeier 1969 Curt A. Brown 1981
Frederick S. Brown 1968 Don E. Bush 1971
Jamie Darrell Bush 1999 David Mark Butler 1987 Keith N. Bystrom 1972
Jack D. Campbell 1950
William L. Duckworth 1966 Dr. Bryan K. Ericson 1962
Stewart Allen Gaebler 1984 Raymond W. Geiger 1956 Grant Donald Gier 1984 Greg Paul Gillis 1982
Keith J. Gredys 1977
George L. Green 1966
Kenneth M. Green 1971
Steven Uhing Grossoehme 1984 John Russell Heineman 1982
Scott James Henderson 1999 John L. Hoppe, Jr 1970
Tom Smith Howes 1989
Scott Anthony Hunke 1994
Thomas Craig Huston 1982
William David Jackman 1986 Eric Michael Johnson 1985
Mark Brigham Johnson 2004 David A. Krause 1966
Steven Joseph Kutilek 1985 Clark David Landers 1983 Joel Ward Long 1984 John E. Martin 1969
David S. McBride 1974
Spencer John Miller 1993 Robert B. Northrup 1970
Louis Franklin Olberding 1994 Richard Robert Otten 1983
William Joseph Peartree 1985 Philip L. Perry 1972
Paige Spackman Rickert 1989 Aloysius P. Rieman 1975
Matthew David Roberts 1993 John Kurt Schonberg 1987 Bruce R. Shalberg 1966
Jeffrey Donald Sharp 1981 William Patrick Singh 2021
Scott Eric Smith 1990
Ted M. Sonderegger 1973
F. Michael Sophir 1985
David C. Sundberg 1962
James Raymond Tanking 1982 Chad J. Vyhlidal 1994 Milan N. Wall 1967
Thomas Roger Westman 1982 Robert L. Wilburn 1966
Brian Scott Wilcox 1992
David W. Williams 1977
John Conner Williams 1983
William Jennings Wilson 1990
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS Nevada Beta John Bradley Holder 1989
Edward Alan Horwitz 1991
James Donald McDaniel, Jr 1994 Robert John Sweeney 1987
NEVADA-RENO Nevada Alpha Darrin S. Bush 1970
Dean R. Heidrich 1974
Brian Anthony Holt 2005
Ralph C. Madsen 1963
Michael W. Morrissey 1970 Dan B. Porter 1963
Amb. Sig Rogich 1966 David T. Root 1970
Rodney K. Stuart 1964
NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire Beta Kyle Richard Boston 1992 Andrew F. Durette 1964 Robert W. Hicks 1955
H. Thacher Linke 1967
Timothy Andrew Myles 1991
Peter N. Panos 1962
Edward Joseph Spuler, III 1993
NEW HAVEN Connecticut Nu-Eta Kyle Andre Pinto 2022
NEW MEXICO New Mexico Tau Edgar A. Amsden 1965
Richard Louis Anderson 1998 Armand T. Carian 1973
Rudolph B. Chavez 1977 Brent DePonte 1987
Randall W. Eakin 1966 James G. Ellis 1968
Herbert Louis Galles, IV 2012 Christopher W. George 2010 David M.B. Griego 1983 Erik T. Jessen 1989
Perry W. MaGill 1953 Ben Parker 2012
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS NEW MEXICO New Mexico Tau (cont.) Gary L. Pierson 1961
William Malani Putz, Jr 2013 Stephen A. Schneider 1968 J. Mark Southard 1958
Aaron Michael Ziemann 2004
NEW MEXICO STATE New Mexico Phi Wynne C. Bierck 1972
Paul J. Dougherty 1961 William T. Gann 1972
Kevin T Hirayama 2003 Jerry L. Jackson 1971
Norman E. Murray 1973 Steven L. Nelson 1976
Michael E. Packard 1964 Robert E. Paxson 1970
James W. Pinkston 1968 David L. Preston 1964 Cecil B. Smiley 1963
Frankie Torres 2006
Douglas L. Turnage 1969
Thomas David Lael Wheeler 1996 Alexander Lamar Wright 1993
NICHOLLS STATE Louisiana Chi Andrew Richard Gilmer 2020 James Paul Irwin 2005
Ethan Raymond Naquin 2022
NORTH ALABAMA Alabama Nu Phillip S. Prince, JD 2001
NORTH CAROLINA STATE North Carolina Alpha George S. Gibbs, III 1957
Henry Coble Neese 2009 Charles E. Stallings 1977
NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL North Carolina Xi William J. Armfield, IV 1956
James Edward Lebow 1980
Allen Benners Morgan, Jr. 1965 James M. Tatum, Jr. 1968
NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON North Carolina Delta Brendan David Cuthrell 2001
NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota Alpha Dale Dean Aipperspach 1983 John A. Berg 1967
James Westcott Blakeway 1983 Richard J. Carik 1971
Rex Ronald Carlson 1983 T. Michael Clarke 1969 Mike W. Crosby 1968
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David C. Daggett 1965
Thad T. Uehling 1960
Dr. Douglas Duane Darling 1984
Darryl L. Willison 1959
Robert Jay Daggett 1985 David E. DeMers 1965
Keith A. Wanttaja 1973
Brent Alexander Everson 1998
NORTH FLORIDA
Nicholas Craig Finnesgard 2006
Anthony V. Mack 2011
Dr. Lloyd K. Everson, Jr 1965
James Joseph Fontanini, Jr 1987 David D. Gordon 1960
Florida Nu Christopher Ashley Slott 2008
William A. Harris 1964
NORTH TEXAS
Daniel G. Hinnenkamp 1972
Michael Ray Tarbet 1988
Curtis E. Hogfoss 1960
NORTHERN ARIZONA
Brett Harold Holtz 1991
Matthew John Fuller 1988
Harvey H. Huber 1964
Thomas Ordway McCarthy 1982
Jeffrey H. Herman 1976 David J. Hinrichs 1972
Peter James Hoistad 1982 Jay Steven Hruby 1991 Rodney H. Huber 1973
Mark Burton Hutton 1984
Texas Kappa
Arizona Gamma Scott K. Helfinstine 1978
Robert Allen Sederstrom 1983
Scott Michael Johnson 1985
NORTHERN COLORADO
Jeff Michael Leidholm 1983
Chad Edwin Barmettler 2001
Richard W. Lindgren 1966
Keith R. Molholm 1973
Craig P. Kipp 1977
Steve Thomas Leidholm 1986 Timothy James Lyle 1981 Donald Eugene Lyle 1980 Dr. John H. Muus 1962
Mark Rusten Oehlke 1990
Colorado Alpha Brad Alan Milley 1999
Michael Gene Nittler 1990
Michael Thomas Trotter 1989 Karl E. Wondrak 1973
Gregory Alan Warren 1999
Matthew Paul Weinstein 1994
NORTHWESTERN Illinois Psi-Omega Efthimios A. Bournias 2023 John R. Cheadle, Jr 1975 Dr. Walter W. Doren 1957 Andre L. Engel 1966 David A. Fitz 1967
John J. Gillin, III 1958
Frank Clark Ginocchio 1966 Robert L. Hampton 1966
John Weber Hayden 1979
Thomas Z. Hayward, Jr. 1962 Paul B. Hiemenz, Jr. 1975
Richard Lorenz Lies 1967
Derek Jeffery Linkous 2008 Stanley N. Logan 1977
Robert B. McKinley 1946 Kenneth J. Morrow 1976 Philip H. Nye, Jr 1958
William A. Osborn 1969 Arthur G. Platt 1957
Timothy Charles Regan 1983 Charles W. Riedel 1952
Allen McCanne Sanford 1948 Charles F. Sansone 1962 C. Scott Thiss 1969
Michael J. Powers 1968
NORTHERN ILLINOIS
Gary Wayne Selberg 1983
Dennis Lee Barsema 1977
OAKLAND
Robin Ray Thompson 1986
Jon Andrew Fujiu 1986
Francis Xavier O’Brien, III 2016
Thomas Matthew Lally 1984
Bradley Vincent Voorhees 2007
Michael Joseph Pung 1985 Gordon U. Smith 1969
Dr. Lee E. Vranna 1978
James F. Weigum 1959 Miles C. Wiley, III 1975
NORTH DAKOTA STATE North Dakota Beta Paul Jon Barstad 1981
Kenneth A. Bartsch 1964 Douglas J. Burgum 1978
Thomas Henry Burke 2019 Harlee Boe Davis 2019
Illinois Gamma Michael James Corelli 2001 David Michael Haas 2004
James Warren Larson 1998
Dr. John Robert Thompson, Jr 1962
Michigan Sigma-Sigma Charlie Nicolas Rewold 2017
Ralph D. Murdy 1973
OCCIDENTAL
Thomas G. Prepelica 1970
Matthew James Axeen 1993
Gerald B. Simpson 1970
John B. Cooley, Jr 1956
Thomas W. Neubert 1974 Edgar Rubio 1998
Douglas Michael Thomas 1986 John F. Tierney 1975
California Epsilon Dr. Merle V. Bailey 1955 Howard G. Hall, II 1959 Bryan L. Holmes 1978
Matthew Anthony Jude White 2005
Isamu Kawabori 1962
Roger W. Engebretson 1956
NORTHERN IOWA
George David Lessley 1955
Bradley Golz 1992
Robert Leonard Beach 1951
Neil S. Jordheim 1970
Darin Edward Ferguson 1995
Robert J. DuBord 1968
Brendan Paul Formaneck 2021 William L. Guy, III 1968 Austin Kioshi Kurisu 2023 Wayne E. Lee 1966
Robert C. Mann 1961
Russell D. Maring 1963 John B. Mark 1968
James K. McKinnon 1962 James R. Olson 1963 Keith A. Peltier 1975 Larry E. Sack 1959
Loren L. Sack 1961
Dr. Curtis W. Stofferahn 1975 Herbert J. Thiele 1971
Mark T. Tritschler 1972
Iowa Chi Gary C. Daters 1971
Craig Keith Goos 1992
David Martin Kotin 1981 Stefan Pastor 2011
Richard A. Porter 1963 John B. Power 1958
James J. Sullos, Jr. 1960
Richard D. James 1969
OGLETHORPE
Dr. Robert Allen Lee 1984
C. Harvey Buek, Jr. 1972
John R. Martin 1970
Clyde A. Tallent 1972
Nicholas Patrick Jones 2003 Shannon Max Lee 1996 Mark A. Mazzie 1995
Georgia Eta David Nathan Cooper 1971
Jeffrey Richard Menz 1992
OHIO
John Joseph Perkins 1990
Robert L. Belichick 1966
P. Kelly Noll 1978
Dan J. Rush 1991
Matthew Tyler Timmerman 2007 Todd Allen Ulrich 1986
Ohio Gamma Errett L. Carpenter, II 1969
Glenn William Frohring 1986
Tom Patrick Healy 2006
David K. Holmquist 1958
Theodore Joseph Lesiak 1986 William F. Lohrer 1961
James H. Richards 1965
OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma Tau Steven Alan Graham 1974
Edward Sterling Walters 1994
OKLAHOMA STATE
OHIO STATE
Oklahoma Mu
Ohio Theta Edwin S. Brock, Jr. 1965 Richard D. Davis 1947 Charles W. Fries 1950
Donovan Jake Golich 2015 John D. Lee 1965
Lawrence E. Long 1959
Ryan Michael MacRobbie 2024 J. Steven Massie 1971
Stephen C. Matteson 1961 Roger E. McClure 1955
Harland L. Mischler 1954 Bruce I. Nicholson 1970 George S. Place 1969
James T. Ramer 1968 Robert M. Scott 1951
Thomas A. Seitz 1963
Charles T. Sheley 1949
Jonathan David Spayde 1993 James T. Thannum 1966
Michael B. Weingard 1971
Frank Dudley Williams 1960
OHIO WESLEYAN Ohio Delta Gregory G. Boren, MD 1964 Dr. Reid J. Calcott, III 1964 Dale E. Hill 1959
David Faris Khalil 1981
George L. Romine, Jr. 1967 Philip Remer Shivers 1985 Paul L. Smith 1957
William R. Worstell 1955
OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Kappa Basil Raymond Bigbie 1971
Jerry B. Blankenship, MD 1959 William C. Chapman 1957 John J. Coates, Jr 1961
Jack Edwin Counts, Jr 1968 Cory Damon Cross 2000
Dr. Robert H. Drewry 1956 Daren D Kosters 1997
James Mercer Lamb 1966
Michael N. McGowan 1957 Glen McLaughlin 1956
A. Jackson Mills, Jr. 1960 Frank X. Olney, Jr 1967
Robert L. Simpson, III 1961 David H. Street 1965
Dr. Robert L. Talley 1969
Gary Scott Thompson 1980 Michael E. Woody 1976
Robert R. Austin 1976 Roger L. Bacon 1974 Darrell T. Bains 1955
David Harry Batchelder 1971 John Douglas Bax 1990
Jack L. Bedingfield 1958
Christopher Guy Busby 1987 Joseph E. Cantrell 1955
Edward Scott Chapman 1997 Ian Bruce Chapman 1989
Fred A. Chapman, Jr. 1950
Peyton Walter Chatham 1998 Robert W. Clark 1975
Carson Samuel Clift 2025 Richard W. Cooper 1976
Rodney Bentley Coulter 1989 Kevin Douglas Creager 1992 Todd Foster Farris 1987 Charles A. Gall 1972
Robert P. Gephardt 1975
Dr. Gilbert C. Gibson 1956 Mark Alan Gish 1977
Tim Charles Haley 1982
Raymond Wesley Harris 1962 Ferdinand R. Hassler 1952 Arthur G. Hays, Jr. 1967
William Duane Hogan 1985
Lance Aaron Hoose 1994
Clifton Young Hughes, IV 1994 Michael Pascoe Jewell 2016 Dr. Russell W. Jones 1955 Van A. Jones 1976
Frank S. Kimmel, III 1992 Steven H. League 1974
Robert D. McGrew 1984
Kenneth W. Merideth, Jr 1966 Michael Scott Moore 2000 William P. Moran 1969
Tyler Kyle Mullman 2002 John F. Niblack 1960
Mitchell Harrison Nickles 2023 Patrick Kenneth Nickles 1991
Dr. John Garfield Polkinghorne 1980 Todd McCord Porter 1987 Frank C. Robson 1953
Alan Campbell Routh 1969 Jerry Michael Roys 1958 James L. Skaggs 1978 Mark Perry Snell 1973 Billy B. Starr 1974
John Curtis Stobbe 1991
Stanton Miller Thomas 2023 David R. Towe 1977
Gene Van Dyke 1950
Robert D. Vaughn 1975
William K. Veazey, Sr 1950
Richard A. Wagner, II 1969
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Myron Herrick Watkins 1985 James Scott Willis 1986 Zach Wilsie 2023
John M. Yeaman 1962
OREGON Oregon Beta Gerry B. Cameron 1962
Earle G. Culbertson 1956
Weston William Fairey 2023
Blake Anthony Frichette 2023 W. Charles Long 1964
Dean Kelly Morell 1979
Robert K. Spicker 1967 Kent R. Williams 1965
OREGON STATE Oregon Alpha Danford Scott Afong 1981 Mark T. Atwood 1975
Paul H. Benninghoff 1961 William J. Brennan 1962 Guy Joseph Burk 2004
Courtland F. Carrier, IV 1974 Carl Martin Casale 1983
Robert L. Christensen 1961 John Caples Clark 1990 Michael L. Cutting 1965
Ronald E. Emmerson 1966 Robert F. Foster 1961
Ronald C. Holloway 1968
William Arnold Hughes 1969 Ronald T. Iwasaki 1967
Christopher Langton 1973 Jerry A. Mason 1965
Jon A. Masterson 1961
Paul Joseph Meade 1987
Dr. Randolph A. Morgan 1974 Ronald L. Perkins 1962 Peter T. Romano 1971
Richard D. Strachan 1963 Ron L. Thiesen 1961
Dick F. Thompson 1973
John Eric Thompson 1976 M. Douglas Todd 1974
Fredrick M. Walker 1975
Jon Rodney Wissler 1979 Dennis C. Young 1969
OSWEGO New York Zeta John Christopher Sebalos 2005 Stephen Lee Turner, Jr 2001
PACIFIC California Rho George Henry Hotaling 1987 Stanley Brent Smith 1989
PENN STATE-HARRISBURG Pennsylvania Psi-Eta David Alfonso Potestio 2021
PENN STATE-STATE COLLEGE Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta Kevin James Brown 1977 Robert L. Busey, Jr. 1964
Richard L. Campbell 1964 Robert F. Carson, II 1963 Peter H. Craig 1966
Thomas Preston Gingrich 1981 James B. Hart 1974
Harry Edward Hill, III 1970 H. Richard Ishler, Jr. 1963 Steven A. Jordan 1957 Eric R. Lindner 1975
James L. Lovejoy 1963 Gerald Z. Moyer 1959
Joseph Benjamin Richey 2009 Robert W. Scannell 1980
Jeffrey John Semmer 1982 Charles F. Stender 1962
Donald E. Walmsley 1959 Dr. W Bruce Walsh 1959 Mason Walsh, Jr. 1957
Mark Joseph Wasikonis 1982
PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania Theta Leslie G. Callahan, III 1972
Erich G. Holzapfel 1958
Anthony Robert Ignaczak 1986 David Brian Kaplan 1992
Jeffrey Martin Karp 1988
Randall Lawrence Kessler 2003 R. Drew Kistler 1954
Dr. Stanley Pat Mayers, Jr 1949
Jack D. Neal, Jr 1962
James Vincent Rao 1989
B. Franklin Reinauer, III 1965
Steven Reed Saltzman 1985
Michael Bartholomew Schaedle 1989 Paul Featherstone Schuster 1989 Steven R. Sloan 1978
James C. Warner 1959
PITTSBURGH Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron Paul R. Bridges 1959
David W. Dawson 1977
David John Down 1985
George Raymond Enyeart 1967 Kenneth C. Frederick 1967 Jeffrey J. Leech 1968
Harry C. Luebbe, Jr 1947
James M. Marine 1958
Anthony G. Massoud 1963 Charles J. Moyer 1957 Dr. Val Peline 1952
John Andrew Thompson 1997
PRINCETON New Jersey Alpha Mason Daniel King 1998
Jordan J Shostek 2023
Tanner Alexander Zimmerman 2019
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS PUGET SOUND Washington Gamma Dr. Timothy Campbell Beals 1986 Robert William Bolton 1982 Richard Miles Brooks 1982 Charles R. Brown 1956 James E. Clary 1967
Walter W. Emery 1965
Fredric T. Langton 1961
Dr. Bruce Scott Logan, DDS 1970 George E. Matelich 1978
Thomas Staley Morton 1986 Alex William Simon 2016
Larry James Wetterhus 1954
PURDUE Indiana Beta Ethan Stefan Bartucca 2020
Joseph P. Beimford, Jr. 1972 David A. Bigler 1958
David Anthony Boss 1985
John Stanley Castell 1956
Michael Christopher Conner 1991 Geoffrey Roland Cubitt 1991 Bruce T. Cundiff, Jr. 1965 John B. Fillion 1971
Lawrence A. Framburg 1953 Stephen P. Freiherr 1967
Maurice Dale Galey, Jr. 1985 Roger B. Gatewood 1968
Ford Michael Ginter 1984
Robert W. Holzwarth 1950 John P. Kester 1960
Sean Michael Margiotta 1987 Grant Thomas McBee 1980 A. Russell Quilhot 1955 Terry K. Ryker 1969
William D. Schmicker 1965
Randal Alan Sergesketter 1980 Steven E. Short 1968 E. Brian Smith 1960
William N. Vinovich 1962
Keith Lane Welcker 1980
Thomas D. Wilson, Jr 1967
RANDOLPH-MACON Virginia Alpha Barry Mark Dorsk 1979
Samuel Cates Hilbish 2024
Donald Stephen Parsons 1975 Kevin Duane Richardson 1996 Robert Hall Stanton 1970
RENSSELAER New York Epsilon Daniel Michael Abell 2015 James J. Beattie 1976
James C. Bischoff 1975
Daniel William Buechler 1981 Charles F. Cassidy 1980 Robert Clagett 1974
David J. Colten 1972
Dr. John C. Daidola 1969
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Peter Alvin Hutchins 1979 Paul F. Kondrath 1963
Charles H. Learoyd 1967 Aaron E Lockwood 2024 David Stith Lowe 1990 Carl E. Meyer 1969
James P. Owens 1970
Christos G. Pantos 1967 Donald J. Parker 1978 Michael Quan 1970
David Victor Raphael 1999 Richard Q. Schmidt 1956 Kian T Sidney 2023
Don Joseph Vanderhoef 1993 Kenneth R. Watson 1968
Michael Kevin Weiner 1989
Eric Christopher Wenberg 1988 Jonathan Keay Witter 1982 Steve Wood 2013
Jeffrey Corbett Young 1995
RHODE ISLAND Rhode Island Alpha Sean Matthew Healy 2024 Harry Peter Hoopis 1969
Bruce Francis Lowthers, Jr. 1988 Herbert D. Randall, III 1970
Gordon G. Wisbach, Jr 1968
RHODES Tennessee Zeta Bruce G. Allbright, III 1974 Thomas C. Bailey 1973 Terry Lee Bitner 1969
Robert B. Blumer, MD 1959 William M. Callicott 1955 Hamill B. Carey 1951
John M. Dean, Jr 1966
Andrew Eugen Gaston 1970 Dr. David W. Griffin 1969
Dennis Bryan Grzeskowiak 2003 Robert A. Jetmundsen 1977 John H. Keesee 1973
Alfred K. Nippert, Jr 1973
Dr. David Ewing Wheat 1969
RICHMOND Virginia Tau Ted Brently Clark 1997 Charles M. Elliott 1966
Jonathan Turner Evans 1998 Terry H. Kingery 1978
Gilbert C. Luck, Jr 1958 J. Ken Morgan, Jr 1971
James Herbert Reid 1944 Charles C. Wright 1971
Clifford Lyndon Yee 1997
RIPON Wisconsin Beta Harry G. Snyder 1960
ROCHESTER
SAN JOSE STATE
New York Tau-Gamma
California Zeta
Andy Michael Bohne 2006
Donald R. Beall 1960
ROCKHURST
John M. Chilcote 1973
Missouri Delta Dan Jerome Brunnert 2000 Mike Curran 2015
SAINT LEO Florida Alpha-Mu
Neil L. Bianchini 1955
Chesley M. Douglas, Jr 1952 Robert J. Faleska 1959
Douglas J. Felder 1964
Dallas B. Harrison 1962
Leroy C. Heimbecker 1957 Leland P. James 1963
Collin Richard Good 2012
Clayton MaCauley 2007
SALEM STATE
James Francis McCann 1985
Massachusetts Tau-Gamma Juan Ignacio Faria 2017
Perseus Alistair Halliwell 2016
SALISBURY Maryland Sigma Shane William Beere 2023
Robert D. Coleman, Jr 1992
James Lawrence Finneran 1985
Brooks T. Mancini, Sr. 1964 Charles M. Pettis 1950
Robert C. Pierce, PhD 1962 Michael James Rose 1990 Gary G. Scardina 1966
David V. Schweitzer 1957
Randall Miles Tatum 1986
John Sid Thompson 1959 William W. White 1948
Jakob Andrew Furbee 2021
SCHOOL OF MINES
Dwight William Marshall, Jr 1988
James H. Butler, III 1950
J Michael Scarborough 1976
Charles Fred Deuel, III 1949
Daniel H. Gladding 1978
Dean Roger Prager 1987
Robert Douglas Wilson 1994
Clifford Winston Woodward, III 1992 Tim Raymond Wright 1989
SAN DIEGO STATE California Theta Dr. Patrick L. Abbott 1963
Colorado Lambda Stephen D. Chesebro’ 1963 Charles C. Hanebuth, Jr 1967
James Randall Heath 2003
Hon. David Herbert Holstein 1979 Steven A. Lambert 1975 David L. Wacker 1969
Ricky Stefan Weimer 2016
Robert G. Altman 1967
SEWANEE
Christopher J. Barton 1987
Frederick Benners 1951
Jeffrey H. Byroads 1978
Frederick R. Freyer, Jr 1961
Ronald Arthur Bartleet 1985 Gregory Todd Benninger 1984 John R. Collura 1959
Dr. Gary A. Cringan 1970 Tom P. Gable, Jr 1967
Honorable David M. Gill 1956 Jeffrey M. Langford 1971 Bill Marckwardt 1976
Tennessee Omega Dr. Joseph B. Delozier, III 1977 William Fuller, Jr. 1969
David C. Humphreys 1979
Edward Waddell Laney, IV 1982 Thomas D. S. Mason 1964
Dr. Jerry Allison Snow, MD 1961
Thomas W. Marckwardt 1966
SIMPSON
John A. Ramsey 1965
Timothy Gilbert Bolten 2009
John Patrick McManus 1979 Ronald D. Roberts 1965
Alfred John Shearin 1986 William D. Urbach 1971 Steven J. Zimrick 1967
SAN FRANCISCO California Sigma William Calvin Godward 1977 Jeff Hersh 1992
Kevin M. Leong 1970
Iowa Sigma Stan R. Campbell 1974
Michael Andrew Christensen 2010
Kerry P.J. Doran 1964
Charles E. Hornbuckle 1959 John W. Iles 1969
Robert L. Lester 1964
Brett Allen Martin 2003
Caleb Nelson McFarland 2022 David Anthony Metz 1982
Gavin Douglas Mitchell 2025
Seth Isaiah Gunner Niccum 2022 Dr. Robert E. Oleson 1962
Matthew James Rockhold 2019 Scott Allan Slechta 1980
Roger W. Spahr 1962
Tyler Charles Stokesbary 2017 Treye Walker Teske 2024 Dillon Frank Thiner 2014 John P. Viner 1971
SONOMA STATE California Alpha-Alpha Travis Bartholomew Powers 1992 David Siembieda 1993
Shay Michael Stewart 1996
Charles Joseph Stone 1999 Martin R. Vindiola 2013
SOUTH ALABAMA Alabama Chi Joseph Daniel Barlar, Jr 1975
Dan L. Vehle 1977
Michael W. Vehle 1972
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE South Dakota Theta Daniel J. Bernard 1972
Christopher David Bills 1991
M. Todd Buchanan 1990
Michael L Evink 1990
Thomas E. Graslie 1973
Daniel Michael Kainz 1994
Dr. Michael Vernon Relf 1988
Brad Bjornstad 1974
Stephen A. Burnett 1973 L. Russell Burress 1970
Ted Brannon Camp 1982 William S. Cowan 1964
Edward Jacob Hertwig, III 1966 William Shannon Linning 1960 H. Montague Osteen, Jr 1963
Florida Delta Dr. Jason Alexander Alonso 1987 Vincent Capitano, III 1978
Anthony Peter Cortes 2023
Andrew Gregory Hatch 2024 Sergio Higuera 2010
Jon H. Billigmeier 1962
Francis Gregory Homan 1985 Arlin L. Houtkooper 1964
Harvey C. Jewett, IV 1970 Dennis M. Jones 1963
Doyle L. Knudson 1974
Bryan Randall Kouri 1990
Mathew Douglas Krouse 2024
James Thomas Garrett, III 1979 Jerry C. Griffin 1967
Mack Marcellus Harper, Jr 1979 John T. Hazard, Jr. 1971
Clayton E. Johnson 1973 William C. Leslie 1965
Donald R. MacDonald 1968 Robert W. Magee 1968
James M. O’Dell, Jr 1967 John S. Pardee 1969
Michael W. Parker 1968
Joseph Mark Puckett, Jr. 2022
Robert W. Rust 1950
Luis Raul Visot 1978
STANFORD
David S. Searles, Jr 1968
Van Everret Wegerif 2013
Garry L. Brown 1975
South Dakota Sigma
Hon. M. Ronald Doleac 1970
Kenneth Robert Picha 1996
Stewart Andrew Marshall, III 1970
W. Marshall Simons 1982
SOUTH DAKOTA
Benjamin Barham 2017
ST. LAWRENCE
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Byron Charles Yahnis 1983
Mississippi Sigma
Richard W. Lane 1968
J. Michael Petty, Jr. 1975 James H. Rainero 1972
Welcome Wade Wilson, III 2020
McCormick Michael Evink 2025
Derek Dakota Demers 2024
SOUTH CAROLINA-COLUMBIA William Duke Britton 1970
Richard C. Ware, II 1968
Randal P. Alford 1972
Joseph Michael Adamchak 1982
Michael King Bell 1975
Joseph C. Sumner 1954
Chad Leonard Christopherson 1991
Alan Glenn Stabler 1980
Bruce A. Beatty 1967
H. Leighton Steward 1957
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Wendell Ray Bouwman 1985
SOUTH FLORIDA
South Carolina Delta
Shelby Lee Smith 1954
Loren J. Boone 1972
Robert D. Jenkins, III 1973
Bryan Thomas Op’t Holt 2001
John T. Simms, III 1960
California Gamma Dan Clark 1968
Bruce R. Galey 1959
Garrison Robert Gershon 1990 Glenn A. Haldan 1966
Guy Keven Johnson 1981 Warren H. Lortie 1967
Laureston H. McLellan 1961 Kim H. Pearman 1961
Greg Lee Rawlings 1981
Dr. Thomas J. Rhoads 1970
Donald Peter Shennum 1957
New York Rho
California Alpha Harry C. Andrews 1964 Charles G. Cale 1964
John Robert Connelly, Jr. 1978 Dr. Laurence A. Darrow 1973
Robert Anthony Dickinson 1986 Robert J. Finger 1970
George Robert Hamrdla 1960 Dr. Thomas P. Haverty 1976 Robert V. Heldman 1958
Douglas R. McDonald 1971 D. Douglas Muirhead 1970
Dr. N. Kermit Olson, MD 1958 Loren D. Smith 1957
William Souveroff, Jr. 1956
Robert Badcon Thompson 1970 Philip L. Waters 1955
James F. Leach 1961
SOUTHERN METHODIST
Allen Donald Leck 1969
Leonard H. Armistead, III 1973
Kenneth G. Madden 1965
David A. Beach 1967
SYRACUSE
Sydney D. Carter 1958
Robert N. Colvin 1965
Gregori Lebedev 1966
William Scott Lenker 1990 Tom J. Reaves 1977
Jerry R. Roland 1958
Charles Dale Ross 1986 Phillip M. Rysdon 1960
Kenneth L. Shabino 1972 Steven D. Sikorski 1964
Scott Casey Sletten 1987
Vance Michael Thompson 1982 Matthew Scott Thornton 1997 Joel Robert Trammell 1979 Edward L. Vanbramer 1962
SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
Texas Delta Herbert Arnold, III 1960
James Curtis Boyd 1977 Christian Charles Castelo 2024 Gary T. Crum 1969
Robert Gotovac, Jr. 1986 Henry W. Grenley 1967
George Christopher Hartung 1966 Stephen Raymond Kovac 1987
Dr. Gilbert Rice Meadows, MD 1970 Arthur H. Middleton 1968
Daniel C. Peavy, DDS 1960
Richard F. Weller 1954 Donald E. Wood 1945
John Peter Zombolas 1991
New York Delta Richard M. Gray 1962
Dr. Daniel Michael Maxwell 1986 Benjamin V. McCaul 1967
Douglas H. Wassmer 1965
TENNESSEE TECH Tennessee Delta Michael Reagan Austin 2003 Ryan Neal Gibbons 2016
Dr. John A. Howington 1985 Richard G. Smith 1963
TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE Tennessee Kappa Christopher William Bird, Sr. 1984 Alton E. Blakley, Jr 1980
Henry E. Christenberry 1968 Thomas V. Glass 1962
William A. Grant, III 1970 Tillman J. Keller, III 1963 Michael D. Kiss 1974
Charles Edwin Murphey, Jr 1985 Brett Douglas Patterson 1990 Robert L. Pfohl 1965
Donald B. Preston 1959 Alfred L. Roach 1970
William Douglas Singer 1973
Benjamin Yancey Spangler 2015 William Robert Vance, Jr 1985 Robert E. Withers 1964 Morgan M. Zook 1950
TENNESSEE-MARTIN Tennessee Tau Bryce Alan Franks 2024 W. Keith Hurt 1981
Michael Kent Kimberlin 1978 Ronnie Neill 1974
Chaseton Thomas Wallace 2023 Anthony Gordon White 1992 Steven William Wyatt 1994
TEXAS A&M Texas Tau James Edward Chisolm 1981
David Luther Claridge 1981 Mark Theodore Kelly 1983
Michael Edward Pflueger 1987 Joel Alfred Prellop 1994
Gary Anthony Roberts, Jr 1993
TEXAS CHRISTIAN Texas Beta Charles J. Barlow 1967 John B. Collier 1969 Dan R. Cullum 1964
John E. Gleaton 1964
Gerry M. Goodman 1965 Kenneth M. Hardin 1963 Rayford B. High, Jr 1963
Christopher Lander 1972
James B. Montgomery 1973 James W. Phipps 1959
Robert M. Randolph 1957
Larry Dell Shackelford 1969
Harold Brown Simpson 1971 Richard B. Vance 1968 Philip W. Wilson 1969
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS TEXAS STATE Texas Sigma Ryan Alan Christenson 2023 Tristan Alec Garcia 2024
Garrett William George 2024 Zane Michael Hudson 2023
Nicholas James Kohls 2019 Christopher Noble 2020
Robert Bryan Rendon 1994 Maxton Slade Sloan 2024 Bailey Watson 2019
Zachary Sterling Watson 2020
TEXAS TECH
Kenneth B. Meyer 1973 David G. Miclette 1969
Laurence W. Nixon 1971 Virgil A. Pate, III 1966
Donald L. Poarch 1974
R. Alan Shivers, Jr. 1968 Scott H. Shuford 1975 John L. Wagner 1973
TEXAS-DALLAS Texas Chi Deran Coe Abernathy 2004
James Xavier Balandran 2010
Brenden Nicholas Kolthoff 2019
Texas Alpha
Nicola Giovanni Niglio, III 2000
Fred S. Alexander, III 1967
TEXAS-EL PASO
Javier Arellano, Jr 2005
Hal Barry Buchanan 1960 J. David Cason 1974
W. Brant Chandler 1979 Robey A. Clark 1972
Will A. Courtney, Sr 1958
James Kirk Cunningham 1975 Theodore M. Fergeson 1961 Giles M. Forbess 1961
Kamden Deane Kanaly 2006 Andrew Lewis Kerr 1971 David W. Ledyard 1972 John F. Lown 1972
Timothy L. Miller 1971
James M. Moudy 1963
Dean Raimond Quinn 1982 Graham Quinn 2018
Wade Rogers Quinn 1984
Willard B. Robbins, III 1979 Edwin E. Sargent 1968 Richard Slaven 1968
James Edwin Sowell 1970
Hon. Charles W. Stenholm 1961 J. Michael Stinson 1965
Mark Robert Turner 1983 John M. Tye, III 1967 Bill R. Wienke 1960
Jakob Randolph Wieser 2024 David G. Wight 1964
Clark S. Willingham 1967 Daniel N. Wood 1971 Clay B. Wright 1984
TEXAS-AUSTIN
Michael A. Barnett 1975
Louis A. Beecherl, III 1979 Thomas L. Carter 1950 William C. Duvall 1970 James F. Erwin 1973
Lloyd Robin French, III 1973 Robert H. Graham 1968 Tom L Hail 1956
William Moran Hickey, Jr. 1981 Graham Hill 1971
David Allen Lane 1970
Andrew J. Lewis, III 1977
Robert Ellis Meadows 1970
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Texas Gamma Andrew Thomas Barbe 1992
Thomas Charles Behan 1970
Dr. Gervis F. Galbraith, Jr. 1962 Dr. Richard L. Moore, II 1966
Michael O. Nordmarken 1962 Brainerd S. Parrish 1964
Troy Edward Peterson 1992 Charles F. Tupper, Jr 1964
TEXAS-TYLER Texas Zeta Lloyd Joseph Blondin 2011 Hunter Brown 2020
Christopher M. Nafrady 2019
TOLEDO Ohio Nu Bruce E. Alexander 1964 Geoffrey L. Andres 1961 Brian Carlin Biggs 2009 David N. Brown 1963
Thomas P. Crunkilton 1965
Nathanial Jacob Egnor, II 2025 Richard L. Everett 1973
Jon Charles Freed 1983 Charles S. Freed 1956
Gerald L. Guernsey 1959 Charles E. Hodge 1964
James D. Jaggers 1966
Thomas J. Karazim 1966
Christopher William Kowach 2023 Christopher Edward Manley 2023 Kent R. Matthews 1963
Richard Paul Nagy 1970
Frank Bartholomew Parker 2022 Reid David Perry 2026 Ronald J. Quine 1971 James H. Reed 1963
Andrew Roman 1963
Carter Allen Rose 2023
Scott Michael Sampson 2018 Nathan Owen Scott 2023
David Charles Whitaker 1970
TOWSON
UC-DAVIS
Maryland Alpha
California Kappa
Michael Lee Bankert 1983
Bernell Harlan 1956
Jeffrey Brent Lamkin 1991
Dennis R. Peterson 1971
Les H Ireland 1986
Joseph Samuel Little 1987
Lawrence Y. Kanagaki 1971 Mark David Spannagel 2002
Jonathan B. Long 1989
Donald C. Wood 1957
Daniel Suissa 1984
Ben Johnson, II 1987
Bruce Daniel Macmillan 1982
Jason John Hamilton 2007
TROY
UC-RIVERSIDE
Alabama Epsilon
California Omicron
Ronald Vance Beck, II 1989
Kevin Allen Corona 2016
James Ronald Pinckard 1981
Dr. Stephen Anthony Los 1990
James Lewis Martin 1982
Roger John Gallego 1991
TULANE
UC-SAN DIEGO
Louisiana Tau-Upsilon
California Chi
N. Erick Albert 1967
Cheyenne Yari 2013
John Ernest William Baay, II 1984
UC-SANTA BARBARA
Dr. Gregory E. Bertucci 1971
Brian John Bosse 1992
Michael Callahan 2015
Paul F. Brinkman, Jr 1969
Dr. Robert N. Arrol, III 1961 Emile J. Bayle 1953
Neil D. Blue, Jr. 1954
Robert E. Dilworth 1966
Miguel M. Flechas, III 1959 W. Gedge Gayle, Jr 1960 Jon L. Levy, Sr 1960
Dr. Ronald B. Mitchell 1947 Dr. John F. Moffett 1958
California Eta Bradley James Bowen 1982 Dr. Michael A. Hack 1966
Ian Richard Hanson 1982 M. Blair Hull 1961
Jay W. Jeffcoat 1967
Kevin Sorensen McClatchy 1985 Michael J. McKenzie 1978
Lester G. Nash 1958
Jack Duncan McMurry, III 1984
Charles Theodore Orihel 1978
Lawrence M. Schwab 1975
John Terry Olive 1954 J. David Painter 1959
Ralph B. Pfeiffer 1966
Robert A. Seale, Jr 1964 Louis Seelbach, VI 2001 Thomas S. Soniat 1969 Eric T. Swanson 1972
Charles D. Viccello 1955
George A. Porter 1960
Richard Paul St. Clair 1966 Ronald B. Stark 1958
Hoben Thomas 1957
Edward M. Williams 1958 Steven Allen Wood 1982
James W. Woodworth 1962
Foster Walker, III 1966
UC-SANTA CRUZ
James A. White, III, M.D. 1961
Richard Cao 1995
UC-BERKELEY
UCLA
California Beta
California Delta
Gregory D. Beltran 1978
Robert G. Allison 1971
Thomas J. Fitzgerald, Jr 1960
William A. Bryan 1966
Carl E. Warden, Jr 1961
Robert Wiegand, II 1970
Robert M. Farnam 1958 Kent Alan Halkett 1978 John V. Hook 1944
James R. Kidder 1957
Massimo A. Navarrettta 2018 Scott Maybeck Nittler 1980 Claude D. Rohwer 1955 William B. Shaver 1955
Richard Edward Steiny 1979 David Cooke Thomas 1982
California Omega John Paret Latimer, Jr 1990
William J. Alser 1959
Robert B. Carusi 1962
David Bruce Dollinger 1986 Dr. Charles M. Fischer 1963 Jack Gershon 1955
Robert A. Gershon 1960 Lee David Groza 1989
Rev William C. Houghton 1955 Roy H. Jones 1959
David H. Olson 1955 Kent Parsons 1964
Donald M. Pierro, II 1976 Robert J. Salvaria 1967
Harry Richard Sherburne, Jr 1980 David W. Warner 1958
John Rendall Webber, III 1978 Barret H. Wetherby 1956
Jeffrey Gordon Wimbish 1992 Garrett R. Wittkopp 1968
UNION Tennessee Eta John T. Barnes 1961
Stephen McDonald Eldridge 1997 Dr. John C. Jennings 1967
Michael J. Montgomery 1970 William J. Rogers 1955
UTAH Utah Phi Theodore A. Domino 1973
Richard R. Newcomb 1961
Lawrence L. Robertson 1960 Roger G. Segal 1968
Horace Wendall Sullivan 1963 Gerould Knapp Young 1982
UTAH STATE Utah Upsilon John Rodman Knight 1970 Hal W. LaBelle 1960
Peter Currey Rolfing 1982
VERMONT
WASHINGTON STATE
WESTERN MICHIGAN
Vermont Beta
Washington Beta
Michigan Delta
Jeffrey Steven Bacon 1980
Robert F. Abramson, Jr. 1969
Jack B. Anderson 1966
Edmund M. Healy 1964
George L. Berry 1972
Dallas W. Carrier 1963
Dr. William S. Burnett 1952 Louis A. Hronek 1960
Terence D. MacAig 1960 Harry S. Nesbitt 1973
Peter C. Van Alstine 1966
VIRGINIA Virginia Omicron Charles Samuel Russell Carr 2007 Victor Maceo Dandridge, III 1986 William S. Fralin 1984
John MacAlister MacKethan 1989 Timothy W. Oakes 1961
Thomas Legge Schildwachter 1971 John Nicholas Suhr, Jr 1988
Ernest Cecil Vaughan, Jr 1969
VIRGINIA TECH
William Maurice Queen 1978 C. Byrd Simmons, Jr 1977 Paul Eaton Towle, Jr 1982
VANDERBILT Tennessee Nu Paul Henry Anderson, Jr 1970
James Cate Armistead, Jr. 1969 Seawell J. Brandau 1958 C York Craig, Jr 1968
William H. Ferguson 1970 George K. Gill 1961
Thomas D. Magruder, Jr 1969 Roger T. May 1968
Dr. Thomas Edwin Moody 1969 Sam G. Nicholson 1974 H. Ross Perot, Jr 1981
Wells Richardson 1953
Randolph W. Robinson 1968 Dr. Harrison J. Shull, Jr 1966
Jack William Straton, Jr 1980
Bharath A Subramanian 2003 Peter W. Sullivan 1965
D. Gray Clark 1960
Brian McCall Crow 1978
Robert W. Finley, Jr 1952
Lane Arnold Griffin, DDS 1972 James K. Hayner 1972
Robert Donald Ing, Jr 1982
Alexander W. McLean 1957
Ross Julian Muelheim 2016 Barry Lee Roach 1971 Peter T. Smith 1972
Nicholas Clay Sutherland 2018
WEST CHESTER Pennsylvania Tau-Gamma
Joshua Paul Downey 2007 R. David Eick 1972
William S. Fiscus, III 1986 Roger L. Gansauer 1968
David Robert Hudson 2012 Robert S. Kaiser 1979
Robert Michael Kelly 1971 Daniel J. Lynch 1969 Ralph Miesel 1971
John R. Musch 1966
Richard D. Rathburn 1962 Earl Frank Rice, Jr 1967
WESTMINSTER Missouri Gamma John T. Baumstark 1967
WEST FLORIDA
Travis Dow Ewing 2009
Michael Patrick Straus 1983
Bradley J. Bean 1975
David Rowley Penberthy 1989
Dr. Frank Downing Straus 1976
VALDOSTA STATE Jason Grant Hampton 2004
Kent A. Christensen 1958
James Ray Dougherty 1978
Patrick Frank McPherson 1981
Craig Allen Logan 1994
Missouri Beta
Robert Andrew Greenway 1980
Devere Jerry Burtenshaw 1956
Van-Lear Black, III 1953
WASHINGTON [MO]
Dr. C. Scott Edenfield 1979
Patrick A. Berschauer 1976
Richard L. Butout 1967
Bernard H. Cooper 2013
Virginia Zeta
Christopher Seibert 1975
Georgia Sigma
Michael B. Bauer 1969
Robert J. Baker 1971 John P. Barrie 1969
F. Gilbert Bickel, III 1966
Steven Clay Butler 1989
Raymond L. Chung 1989
Florida Sigma Robert Thomas Bellanova 1979 Gregory V. Brock 1973
Richard Freeman 1970
Robert E. Boen, Jr 1967 William V. Harris 1964
Roger G. Harrison, Jr 1967 Richard E. Marshall 1962 David S. Morrill 1965
Kent C. Mueller 1962
David Charles Jacobson 2000
James E. Musgrave 1961
Robin Glenn La Belle 1979
Ralph Michaels Slocum 1986
Kenneth E. Jernigan 1969
Michael Patrick Lynch 1990 Rodney Clay Randle 1979
Samuel Henderson Waite 1980
Larry H. Ross 1960
John F. Sullivan, Jr 1970
John Michael Willock 2000
Roger D. White 1971
WICHITA STATE
Rodney D. Jarboe 1977
WESTERN CAROLINA
Ronald L. Barnum 1968
Kent W. Lattig 1961
Brittan Michael Davis 2007
W. F. Samuel Hopmeier 1957 Donald L. Howard 1949
Joseph Reed Kass 1981 John Patrick Morris 1986 Donald W. Smith 1958
Mat Madison Turner 1986
Michael Scott Weinstein 1989
WASHINGTON [WA] Washington Alpha Richard E. Amen 1965
Joseph H. Delaney, MD 1970 Rick Keating 1968
James W. Kenyon 1959
Todd Clark Landwehr 1983
Thomas Scott Laplant 1979 Daniel Patrick Lennon 2022 Gary L. Neale 1962
R. Kirk Putnam 1975
George A. Swendiman 1967
North Carolina Omega Dillon Paul Tuttle 2017
WESTERN KENTUCKY Kentucky Beta G Mike Bale 1972
James G Bale 1969
Jordan M. Carter 2009
Dr. Ted M. Cudnick 1967
William Randy Fitzpatrick, Jr 1973
Dr. Gabriel Alfonso Hernandez 1981 Ronnie Lee Miller 1966
Charles George Newton, Jr 1988
Kansas Gamma Jacob Stephen Bivens 2022
John Anthony Bulcock 2002 Dr. Sam N Cohlmia 1989
James Frederic Cox 1973 Gary Alan Farha 1979 Robert D. Fulks 1968
Bryon C. Hamilton 1972
Christopher Lee Hilgenfeld 1996 Larry L. Kennedy 1969 Julian Kincaid 2021
Ryan Travis Martin 2001 Roger L. McClure 1967 Ritchie Sidener 1969
Gary Benjamin Strout 1999
Robert Allen Norvell 1983
John J. Turner 1969
Gregory W. Pryor 1987
WILLAMETTE
Antonio Daniel Rizzutto 2023
Lewis D. Beatty 1957
Russell A. Wardlaw 1976
George E. Chandler 1961
John Casey Perkins, Jr 1981 William Dallas Rector 1980
Randall Wayne Schocke 1978
Oregon Gamma Nicholas Christopher Birtcil 2009 Kevin Michael Dean 2006 Milton W. Huff 1955
Martin William Laney 1981
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS John D. Laughlin 1960
Dr. Gene Waring Grace 1969
James J. Guidone 1969
Frances Barnes Elliott
David MacLure Milloy 1979
Dr. Boyce M. Lawton, III 2018
Michael Scott Hipkins 1991
Kevin Duane Ervin
Gerald M. May 1961
Sean Brendan O’Hollaren 1983 Frank D. Riebe 1953
Robert E. Gregory, Jr 1964
Hon. Osborne Eugene Powell, Jr 1962
Dr. Kenneth H. Schrecengost 1959
WORCESTER
Greg Topping 1963
Michael Bloom 1977
Terry N. Shuchat 1962
Calvin Yee K Zane 1970
WILLIAM AND MARY Virginia Kappa Oscar Julian Berlanga 2021 Sean Craig Bilby 1993
James R. Carling 1964
Edward J. T. Cook 1986 Clyde E. Culp, III 1965 T.J. Holland 1987
Kieran Parikh Mangla 2023
David Arthur Marshall 1994
Ryan Andrew McManus 2013 Brian Meyer 2017
Scott Oppenheim 2002
Claude D. Perkins, Jr 1957 Michael S. Rodgers 1992
WINTHROP South Carolina Sigma Steadman Cornell-Seth Boston 2017
Massachusetts Delta John G. Dyckman 1966
Anthony E. Engstrom 1959 Louis A. Ferraresi, Jr. 1972 Edward L. Galavotti 1958 George C. Harvey 1970
Brian David Huntley 1980 Daniel Hurley 1980
Colin Barry Lawrence 1985 John A. McManus, Jr 1959
Paul J. Sartori 1971
Kenneth G. Schurzky 1967 Robert C. Sykes 1973
Scott W. Tougas 1987
Robert J. Trachimowicz 1971 Gordon C. Willard 1952 James V Works 1988
Jonathan P. Worthley 1967
Mark Alexander Rodman 1987
Paul Monroe Duncan 1981
Wyoming Alpha Thomas M. Clikeman 1968 Stewart Allen Dyer 2008
Garrett Michael Tempel 2022
Dr. Frederick M. Emerich 1968
WISCONSIN-MADISON
John Ryan Griffith 1969
John F. Baumann 1986 Robert G. Binkley 1973
Scott Noel Christensen 1977
Steven Richard Clavette 1980 Austin John Evans 2005
Jonathan T. Harshaw 1978 Kevin Robert Hykes 1987 Stuart A. Johnson 1966
Ronald D. Kruchten 1958 Dr. Peter A. McCoy 1967
James Peter McDermott 1984 Mac A. McKichan, Jr 1960
Gage Michael Graus 2023 Archie J. Jurich 1943 Phillip D. Laue 1971
Frank Mendicino, II 1961
Richard G. Montgomery 1952 Brian Jon Raichert, Jr 2023 James H. Richardson 1971
W. Richard Scarlett, III 1964
Charles Warrie Shopp 1981 Frank L. Shriver 1971
Alexander John Smeaton, Esq 2009 Alan R. Stephenson 1968
Gregory Gerard Vaughn 2007
William Jerome Schwartz 1984
YALE
Flemming H. Smitsdorff 1967
Steven Goulas, III 2016
C. Philip Smiley 1957
Brad Rockwood Whitney 1979 David P. Williams 1967
WOFFORD South Carolina Gamma Gary N. Babcock 1972
Michael Richard Bell 1986 Rev Franklin B. Buie 1962 F. Del Combs 1958
John Culler, Sr. 1966
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Donald Edward Lewis, Jr. 1983 Kevin James Lynch 2008
Spencer Allen Mason 2023
Nickiforos J. Mastorides 2022
Matthew Joseph McDonough 1993 Mark William McDonough 1998 John A. Mills, III 1967
Edward A. Moore 1964
Albert Pasquale Pompeo 1987 Justin A. Shaughnessy 2020
L. L. Allison
Adam Robert Boyd 2014
Wisconsin Alpha
Thomas C. Lance 1964
Christopher David Remington 1992
Timothy John Cunningham 2020
Charles Vance Stricklin, Jr 1991
Nicholas Anthony Koupiaris 2021
FRIENDS OF SAE
Donald K. Peterson 1971
WYOMING
Dr. Hampton Hopkins 1989
Melvin D. Hockensmith 1967
Joshua Paul Onffroy 1993
Kyle Steven Conrad 2020
Nathaniel Zane Crunkilton 2020
Timothy John Harrington 1988
Connecticut Omega Jonathan Wilson Meeks 1995
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Ohio Alpha Anthony J. Bernard 2004
Michael Robert Chaplow 2023
Joseph Michael Costello, Jr. 2003 Joseph C. Danile 1969
Brandon Michael Droney 2019
Thomas P. Feret 1976
Alexandra Badger Airth, Jennifer Anjier
Andrea Achilles Armenakis Leslie Ann Arnold
Olympia Asimacopoulos Donna Ayers Augello Angela Barcenas
Lori Jones Barlow Elizabeth Barrett Janis Bartosz
Kimberly Lee Beck Ellen Bell
Douglas and La Verne Benham Laura Bianchi
Joan Marie Bily
Jimena Blandon
Hannah Cotton Blenden Penny Blensdorf
Jeff Charles Breeding Renee Burbine
Holly Butenhoff
Monique Canonico Anne Carson
Joel Christopher Carson Robin Carson
Warren Noel Casey
Evan Wright Castelo
Vivian & H. Scott Caven Sylvia Chalmers
Dr. Nobita Chatterjee Jennifer Clift
Shira Kim Cohen Edel Connolly
Kelley Shea Cressman MaKenna Cross
Lori Cruickshank Corey Cuthrell
J. Cole Dawson, III Danielle Day
Daniel DeHart Philip DeVries
Ellie Dinculescu
Michelle Donovan John A Duncan Karen Dutro
David Eppler
McCormick Evink James R. Favor
Stephanie Lea Fischer Gabrielle Fitzpatrick Richard Lyle Ford Alison Fox
Robin French
Dale Loughran Gallagher Mary B. Garver
Nancy Generelly
Kelly Anne Gentry Vasiliki Gerentes Robert Gilchrist
Tracy Gitschier
Alison Parish Griffin
Dorothy Kathleen Griffith Donna Guidry
Vernell Hance
Carrie Jane Hancock Joseph D Harris McKenna Harris
Eleanor L. Hayes Nancy Henrietta
Lisa Gadra Henschel Jeffrey Hersh Kelly Hoke
Virginia Hotaling
Ethelmae C Humphreys Ronald Irvin
William N. Jackson
Richard L. Johnson, Jr Kent Johnson
Cynthia Kamka Anita Keasey
Mary Ann Kilb Anne King
Gloria Kuehn Alison Lai
Bethany LeBlanc Dr. Donna Lee
Lisa Rydman Lindsey Violet A. Lueker
Tracy Lea Lumma
Nancy MacRobbie
Molly Mandernach
Monica Eileen Maroney Tammy LeAnne Merritt Alida Messinger Patricia Minges
Douglas Mitchell
Christina Marie Montgomery Barbara Beth Moore Lorena Moran
Michael Morgan
Krista McCue Moshier Amy Dianne Moss Kirsten Nagiba
Julie Anne Neal
Jennifer D. Nicholson Elizabeth D Nickles Margaret Nielsen
Mary Bausch Nippert Barbara Nistler A. Scott Noble
Catherine Olney
Katherine Louise Ostrowski
IN HONOR OF
MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK
SOUTH DAKOTA
Maryland Beta
South Dakota Sigma
ALABAMA
Raymond Mark Davids 1977 by Daniel Collin Stanczak
Steven D. Sikorski 1964
Hugh J. Holloman 1973
Richard K. Wheeler 1966
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
Kimberly Ann Parr
Alabama Mu
Jennifer Lindsey Petrie
by Dennis N. Koehn
MIAMI [FL]
WICHITA STATE
BAYLOR
Florida Alpha
Kansas Gamma
Joshua Andrew Cohen 1996
John Bulcock 2002
Michael Patison Vernon Piper
Roseann Pagano Pizzi
Judson Fair 2025
by Tim Raymond Wright
by Steven D. Sikorski
Tobi Potapow
Texas Theta
Maria Pottinger
by William Byrd Arend
NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON
WILLIAM AND MARY
CAL STATE-FRESNO
North Carolina Delta
Virginia Kappa
Brendan David Cuthrell 2024
Brian Meyer 2017
Laura Lynn Potter Elizabeth Roadman Nancy Russell
Thomas Albert Michaels 1992
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
by Ross Anthony Pometta
Marcy Ryan
California Iota
Curtis T. Schultz
by Paul James Catuna
NORTH FLORIDA
WOFFORD
CINCINNATI
Florida Nu
South Carolina Gamma
Chris Slott 2008
William Cowles Sanford 2018
FRIENDS OF SAE
Loulie Scharf
Indarpal Singh
Rebecca Lynn Slade
Douglas L Richert 1985
by Corey Cuthrell
Barbara E Slankard
Ohio Epsilon
Amy Lynne Smith
by Richard M. Hopple
OKLAHOMA STATE
CLEMSON
Oklahoma Mu
Douglas C. Smith Angela Smith
Andrea Morrow Sockwell
Mary Elizabeth Spainhouer Carlin Curtis Specks Nick Stack
Robin Kaempfer Staten Carolyn Statler
Bruce T. Hopple 1975
South Carolina Nu Sam E. Smith, Jr 1972 by S. McRoy Sauls
EVANSVILLE
Nicole Frances Statter
Indiana Epsilon
Karen Therese Sterk
by Dr. Ronald M. Faust
Kay Steils
Marycarol Joyce Stout Lisa Strunck
Indiana Epsilon Chapter Collegiate
FURMAN
Carol Suruki-Carmany
South Carolina Phi
Julio Valencia
by J. Michael Daly
Ruth Utti
Sally Ann Villalpando Loise Wagner
Gene Howe 1981
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
Kathy Waite
Georgia Alpha
Harriet Weirich
by Catherine Olney,
by Jason Paul Andrick
Mitchell Harrison Nickles 2023
by Christopher Wayne Hancock James Skaggs 1978 by Gary L. Garnand
OREGON STATE Oregon Alpha Ron L. Thiesen 1961
by Dick F. Thompson
PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania Theta William Everett Locke, III 2023 by Steven R. Sloan
Richard Sawyer 1961
by Steven Reed Saltzman
Michael Reynald Swift 1989
by Ryan Andrew McManus
by Dr. Boyce Mendenhall Lawton, III
Teresa Hightower
by Edmund P. Crump Mabel C Howard
by John Frierson Howard Charlotte Linn
by John Frierson Howard
IN MEMORY OF ALABAMA Alabama Mu Thomas John Brennan 1982 by Thomas W. Rash, Jr
Charles W. Hall, Jr 1952 by Charles W. Hall, III
ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE
Traci Suzann Wallace
Andrew Martin Stovall 2020
Anne Wilson
Hunter Phelps
PURDUE
Thomas L. Hodges 1964
IOWA
Indiana Beta
Michael George Marron 2023
Elena Wilson
Patricia Yorke
Pamela Zeleznik
Iowa Beta Charles A. York 1920
by Michael Bartholomew Schaedle
Richard McKibbin Hopple, Jr 2007 by Richard M. Hopple
by Anthony G. Massoud
SIMPSON
IOWA STATE
Iowa Sigma
Iowa Gamma Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale 1962
Blaine Matthew Schumacher 2022 by Scott Allan Slechta
by Brian Lee Kitts
SOUTH CAROLINA-COLUMBIA
KANSAS
South Carolina Delta
Kansas Alpha Bill D. Smith 1960
by Dr. John J. McCabe
Andrew Charles Patison 2019 by Michael Patison
Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon by Robert T. Gammill, Jr
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
AUBURN Alabama Alpha-Mu Jake Edward Minor, III 2017 by Hunter Peck
James Fredrick Stallworth, III 2021 by Andrea Achilles Armenakis
BOWLING GREEN STATE Ohio Kappa Daniel J. Monoc 1970 by Duane A. Ankney
CAL STATE-FRESNO California Iota Roger Williams Rowell 1992 by Paul Daniel Venosdel
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS CAL STATE-LONG BEACH California Lambda Thomas Alvin Praegitzer 1982 by Jose Hanagan
CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES
Douglas H. Thompson, Jr., Robert F. Watson
FLORIDA STATE Florida Beta Robert A Ellinor, Jr 1961
California Mu
by Howard Scott Treadway
Robert J. Demarco 1968
GEORGIA
by Howard H. Wood, III
CAL STATE-SACRAMENTO California Xi Walter James Condley 1978 by Ronald James Vance
CARNEGIE MELLON Pennsylvania Phi Daniel J. Woody 1969 by Louis A. Malizia, Jr
CENTRE Kentucky Kappa William Travis Parsons 1999 by Jeffrey Joseph Rettig
CINCINNATI Ohio Epsilon Brian Patrick Rettig 1992 by Jeffrey Joseph Rettig
DARTMOUTH New Hampshire Alpha Clinton A. Mauk 1950 by Charles E. Hodge
DREXEL Pennsylvania Epsilon Raymond G. Sewel 1974 by James G. Sakers
EMORY Georgia Epsilon James B. Carson, Jr. 1961 by Anne Carson
FERRIS STATE Michigan Zeta Blair Steven Cone 1993
by Albert George Fath, IV
FLORIDA Florida Upsilon John P. Weidner, Jr 1964 by Stephen V Bender, Demetri Clikas,
Ellie Dinculescu, John A Duncan,
Ethan Henry Fieldman,
Georgia Beta Sen. Johnny H. Isakson 1966
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
GEORGIA SOUTHERN Georgia Alpha Andrew Martin Stovall 2020 by Charles Nicholas Augello, Donna Ayers Augello, Gabrielle Fitzpatrick
GETTYSBURG
LOUISIANA STATE
NEW MEXICO
Louisiana Epsilon
New Mexico Tau
Connor Noah Foreman 2024
Joseph Ben Morales 2025
Gavin Payne Simmons 2024
Dr. Spencer Alan Long
by Christopher Wayne Hancock by Christopher Wayne Hancock, Dr. Spencer Alan Long
NICHOLLS STATE
MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK
Eric Paul Thibodaux 2024
Maryland Beta Hugh J. Holloman 1973
by James G. Sakers
James L. Hamlin 1975
MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK
NORTHWESTERN
Maryland Beta
Illinois Psi-Omega
Tucker Roundtree Morris 2016
Dr. Bruce R. Ekstrand 1962
by Lisa Strunck
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
Mike Scotton 1982
MIAMI [OH] Ohio Tau Robert S. Dutro 1959
Texas Epsilon
by T.J. Holland
Billy D. Nelson 1962
MICHIGAN
by Stephen McDonald Eldridge
INDIANA Indiana Gamma
Michigan Iota-Beta Melvin J. Bernia 1955 by Charles E. Hodge,
OHIO Ohio Gamma Dr. Joseph S. Belichick 1964 by Robert L. Belichick
OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Kappa Ernest B. Day 1959
by John J. Coates, Jr
David A Gilbert 1975
by Charles E. Hodge
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE
INDIANA STATE
Tennessee Beta
Gerald E. Morgan 1949
Peter Cullen 1960
Indiana Sigma
Dr. Jerry A. McMillan 1975
Oregon Alpha by Charles E. Hodge
by Dr. Randolph A. Morgan
by Dr. Larry C. Brown
PENNSYLVANIA
by Michael Douglas Fouts
MINNESOTA
KANSAS STATE
Minnesota Alpha
Andrew George Pavlovsky 1989
William Timothy Flanigan 1991
Kansas Beta Christopher Andrew Johnson 2001 by Derek N Dietz
KANSAS STATE Kansas Beta Lawrence H. Wagner 1961 by Loise Wagner
KENTUCKY Kentucky Epsilon James Francis Cashman 1982 by Howard William Wedekind
Christopher Clay Stovall 1996 by Dr. Jerry L. Stovall
Mark Earl Hegman 1964 by Allen W. Wehr
Dr. Robert J. Johnson 1966
Pennsylvania Theta by Jeffrey Martin Karp
Michael Reynald Swift 1989 by Jeffrey Martin Karp
by Michael W. Tenney
PITTSBURGH
MOUNT UNION
Lawrence A Demase 1967
Ohio Sigma George L. Good 1961
Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron by Kenneth C. Frederick
by James G. Sakers
PUGET SOUND
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS
Gregory John Murphy 1983
Nevada Beta Nathan Tyler Valencia 2023
by Christopher Wayne Hancock by Dr. Spencer Alan Long
Howard Linke 1937
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by Dr. John Robert Thompson, Jr
by Dr. Frank J. Ascione
by Dr. Thomas Henry Alt, Sr.
Tobi Potapow,
Daniel Collin Stanczak,
by Scott K. Helfinstine
OREGON STATE
Thomas J. Evans 1967
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Marcy Ryan,
Arizona Gamma
Edmund Maciorowski
Oliver Michael Colvin 1958
Anne King,
Molly Mandernach,
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
NORTHERN ARIZONA
by Joseph D Harris
Pennsylvania Delta
HOUSTON
Louisiana Chi
by Raymond Mark Davids
by Jonathan Michael Keusch
by Kenneth S. Montgomery
by Christopher Wayne Hancock,
New Hampshire Beta by H. Thacher Linke
Washington Gamma by Robert William Bolton
PURDUE Indiana Beta Richard Neal Metzger 1991
by Michael Christopher Conner
RHODES
UC- SANTA BARBARA
Tennessee Zeta
California Eta
Andrew H Miller 1946
Richard C. Osborne 1966
William Hamilton Smythe, III 1952 by William J. Rogers
SAINT LEO Florida Alpha-Mu Robert Mraz 2013
by Collin Richard Good
SCHOOL OF MINES Colorado Lambda Joseph L. Anjier 1960 by Jennifer Anjier
SIMPSON Iowa Sigma Blaine Matthew Schumacher 2022 by Christopher Wayne Hancock,
by Richard Paul St. Clair
VERMONT Vermont Beta Richard M. Hooker, Jr 1955 by Donald K. Peterson
WASHINGTON [MO] Brett Aston Marlowe 1992
by Michael Scott Weinstein
WESTERN MICHIGAN Michigan Delta Christopher George Sims 1982 by William Scott Sims
WESTMINSTER
SOUTH DAKOTA
Allen C. Hall 1968
Roger Kielman 1959
Missouri Gamma by Charles W. Hall, III
by Steven D. Sikorski
WICHITA STATE
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Mark F. Anderson 1968
Mississippi Sigma Jim Pope 1973
by Charles E. Hodge
Kansas Gamma by Robert D. Fulks
Brenton Tyrone Fatherree 1996 by Christopher Lee Hilgenfeld
TEXAS TECH
WILLAMETTE
Texas Alpha
Oregon Gamma
Johnny D. Carlos 1972
Milton W. Huff 1955
TOLEDO
WORCESTER
Ohio Nu
Massachusetts Delta
James Coder 1955
Donald G. Post 1953
by J. David Cason
by Charles E. Hodge by Kay Steils
by Milton W. Huff
by Charles E. Hodge
Thomas P. Crunkilton 1965
FRIENDS OF SAE
James H. Reed
by Christopher Wayne Hancock
by Charles E. Hodge,
Charles F Donohue 1964 by Charles E. Hodge
Robert J. Hirssig 1955 by Charles E. Hodge
Douglas K. Jordan 1961 by Charles E. Hodge Gilbert Siegel 1962
by Charles E. Hodge
TOWSON Maryland Alpha Donald Norris McCulloh, Sr. 1961 by James G. Sakers
A PERPETUAL RENEWAL
Missouri Beta
Dr. Spencer Alan Long
South Dakota Sigma
PHOENIX CIRCLE
Nancy Dillingham Barbara Ford
by Christopher Wayne Hancock Jane Phelps
by Christopher Wayne Hancock, John Mauk Hilliard,
WHY JOIN THE PHOENIX CIRCLE? The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation offers a convenient way to support your collegiate brothers. By becoming a monthly donor in our Phoenix Circle program, you can split your recurring gifts between the restricted fund of your choice and the SAE Annual Loyalty Fund. Members of the Phoenix Circle receive a custom lapel pin, a 15% discount code to the SAEstore.net, special recognition on our donor honor roll, and the Foundation’s quarterly e-newsletter. Will you join the Phoenix Circle today to support your chapter? Undergraduate brothers are counting on you.
WHAT IS THE ANNUAL LOYALTY FUND? • Provides funds to the Fraternity for annual educational and leadership events. • Supports national level scholarships • Preserves our beloved schoolhouse, the Levere Memorial Temple
JOIN AT:
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Charles E. Hodge,
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Richard Lorenz Lies, James G. Sakers,
Steven D. Sikorski George Yee
QUESTIONS?
Email: foundation@sae.net
by Clifford Lyndon Yee
Edward L. McGowan 1992 by James G. Sakers
Michael Brian McGrath 1993 by James G. Sakers
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CHAPTER ETERNAL
TO REPORT A BROTHER’S PASSING, CONTACT US AT 847-475-1856 OR EMAIL CONTACT@SAE.NET. TO CELEBRATE THE LIFE OF A BROTHER WHO HAS ENTERED CHAPTER ETERNAL WITH A MEMORIAL GIFT TO THE SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FOUNDATION, VISIT WWW.SAE.NET/DONATE AND COMPLETE THE TRIBUTE INFORMATION. THESE NAMES WERE SUBMITTED TO THE FRATERNITY SERVICE CENTER FROM 7/1/2021 - 12/31/2021 CORRECTIONS: IN THE FALL 2021 ISSUE OF THE RECORD, CRAIG A. PAUL (MOUNT UNION 1992) AND ROBERT F. WATSON (FLORIDA 1970) WERE INCORRECTLY ENTERED AS CHAPTER ETERNAL. THEIR STATUSES HAVE BEEN UPDATED BACK TO CHAPTER ALUMNUS, AND ACCORDINGLY, BOTH HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM CHAPTER ETERNAL LISTINGS. KEY
Military
JOHNNY H. ISAKSON (GEORGIA ‘66) Brother Isakson entered Chapter Eternal on December 19, 2021, nine days short of his 77th birthday. He holds the distinction of being the only person elected to represent the state of Georgia in the state House (19771990, seven terms), state Senate (1993-1997, two terms), U.S. House (1999-2005, two terms) and U.S. Senate (2005-2019, three terms). An active Fraternity man, Isakson was a strong advocate for Greek-letter organizations in Washington, D.C., and proudly supported his local Greater Atlanta Alumni Association. For his professional success and bringing positive recognition to the Fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon bestowed Isakson with The Highest Effort Award in 2015.
JAMES W. SUNDERLAND (CINCINNATI ‘49) Brother Sunderland entered Chapter Eternal on December 15, 2021. After his first gift of $100 in 1975, he went on to be one of the top donors in the history of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, eclipsing over $400,000 in donations to the SAE Foundation. At the time of his passing, Sunderland was the 4th highest living donor and 11th all-time. He spoke highly of his lunches with Past Eminent Supreme Archon Brad Cohen (Arizona ‘85) and proudly supported the Fraternity throughout his life.
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CHAPTER ETERNAL ADRIAN Michigan Alpha Robert C. Forbes 1959
Mark Everett Issler 1985 Stephen V. Laske 1962 William H. Pinnell 1954
ALABAMA Alabama Mu Stewart Walker Clayton 2015
CAL STATE-SACRAMENTO
DRAKE
HARVARD
California Xi
Iowa Delta
Massachusetts Gamma
Dennis A. Blake 1973
John F. Laudel 1948
Marc E. Devos 1951
Herbert W. Drummond, Jr 1945
CARNEGIE MELLON Pennsylvania Phi Paul N. Wright 1960
CASE WESTERN RESERVE
Thomas E. Godfrey 1975
Ohio Rho
William Walker Humphries 2019
John E. Miller 1964
Frank Hull 2017
J. Frederick Doering, Sr 1952
Edwin T. McCowan, Jr 1970
Cooper Scott Tulloch 2021
Drew Hardwick Parks 2003
ARIZONA Arizona Alpha Joe F. Jordan, III 1959
ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon John M. Griffith 1975
Dr. Harry D. Moore 1961 Mitchell Lee Scott 2013
ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Beta Kirkland D. Connally 1963
AUBURN Alabama Alpha-Mu George Bunch Clements 1966 Juette E. Evans 1963
James R. Pearson 1960
BALL STATE Indiana Zeta Timothy Edward Linegar 1991
BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN Alabama Iota Clarke H. Gillespy 1962
John Wallace Whiteman 1973
BOWLING GREEN STATE Ohio Kappa Robert D. Brooks 1961 Robert B. Finley 1960
David R. Kuhlman 1957 Boyd T. Marsh 1961
CAL STATE-FRESNO California Iota Brad Edward Coleman 1983
CAL STATE-LONG BEACH California Lambda
CHARLESTON South Carolina Upsilon Matt Hall Christie 2012
CINCINNATI Ohio Epsilon J. Howard Frazer 1949
Dr. Richard E. Fullerton 1945 Albert E. Huber, Jr 1950
Wesley M. Lampe, Jr 1957 Herbert C. Mode, Jr 1960
Edgar H. Schollmaier 1956
James W. Sunderland 1949 Donald R. Wessel 1950
CLEMSON South Carolina Nu Douglas Edward Rushton 1978 Sam E. Smith, Jr 1972
COLORADO-BOULDER Colorado Chi Hon. Reginald D. Barnes, Jr 1962
DARTMOUTH New Hampshire Alpha William C. Glenn 1961
North Carolina Nu Peter Decordova 1955
Frank W. Lawley 1962
Landon Alexander Thompson 2018
Idaho Alpha
James A. Chappell, III 1994
Fredric J. Crowell 1964
EVANSVILLE
Lawrence W. Strohmeyer 1965
Indiana Epsilon
Henry J. Procter 1943
Granville Gardner 1960
ILLINOIS
FLORIDA
Gerald W. Evans 1950
Florida Upsilon William L. Barkley 1954 Calvin W. Carter 1957
Edgar H. Price, Jr. 1941
Illinois Beta Dr. Robert J. Freeark 1947 Orville A. Kruse 1948
Robert R. Landowski 1963
Willis C. Sherwood, III 1970
INDIANA
John P. Weidner, Jr 1964
James William Allgood 1953
FLORIDA SOUTHERN
Gordon P. Manis 1952
John M. Towne, Sr. 1945
Florida Gamma Roger G. Bond 1961
James A. Campbell, Jr 1955
FLORIDA STATE Florida Beta Robert A. Ellinor, Jr. 1961
Indiana Gamma Edward Erle Kinnear 1955
IOWA Iowa Beta Dr. John S. McDonald 1960 Robert D. McKenzie 1950 William G. Skea 1964
Joseph R. Williams 1954
FURMAN
IOWA STATE
South Carolina Phi
Iowa Gamma
Donald R. Gregory 1951
Allen R. Anderson 1967
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Howard E. Raffety 1962
Washington City Rho
Georgia Beta
Philip B. Smith, Jr 1962
William Rackle Candler 1981
Thomas E. Palmer 1961
Texas Epsilon
IDAHO
North Carolina Theta
Ohio Mu
HOUSTON
North Carolina Sigma
GEORGIA
DENISON
Dr. A. Thomas Pulvino 1957
EAST CAROLINA
DAVIDSON
Hans H. Goeppinger 1962 Glanville C. Wheeler, Jr 1942
JAMES MADISON Virginia Mu Marc Kendall Stewart 1994
Sen. Johnny H. Isakson 1966
KANSAS
GEORGIA SOUTHERN
Michael Kent Carroll 1991
Georgia Alpha
Kansas Alpha James D. Perry 1954
Dr. James F. Zolman 1958
Forrest John Christian 2014
DENVER
GEORGIA TECH
KANSAS STATE
Colorado Zeta
Georgia Phi
Kansas Beta
Michael Baker Fales 1973
Benjamin C. Bishop, Jr 1953
Brady Christopher Stout 1992
DEPAUW
CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES
Leslie C. Glaser 1959
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DUKE
John L. Chew, Jr 1966
Kenneth E. Barnes 1958
Jack K. Wilson 1965
Jonathan Weiner 2012
Leonard F. Smith 1951
Indiana Delta
California Mu
H. Steven Pojman 1963
Russell J. Fry 1952
Phillip D. Gossage 1968
GETTYSBURG Pennsylvania Delta Donald M. Harman 1958
Rev John R. Hershberger 1951 James R. Woods, Jr 1952
H. Dumont Reed 1948
KENT STATE Ohio Lambda John F. Adamson 1974 David Inman 1952
KENTUCKY
MICHIGAN STATE
NORTH DAKOTA
OKLAHOMA STATE
Kentucky Epsilon
Michigan Gamma
North Dakota Alpha
Oklahoma Mu
Daniel S. Adkins 1977
Thomas R. Andris 1963
F. Gene Gruber 1966
Ronald E. Biggs 1963
Dr. John J. Kelly, III 1959
Henry B. Tollette 1962
Mark John Myrvik 1984
Floyd Terry Diacon 1953
Rodney T. Gross 1964
Leonard T. Winfree 1975
LAFAYETTE Pennsylvania Gamma James H. Thaidigsman 1953
Gordon L. Rockwell 1966
MINNESOTA Minnesota Alpha Karl E. Neumeier 1944
Kenneth F. Johannson 1958 Stephen Fredrick Pieper 1995
NORTH DAKOTA STATE North Dakota State
Thomas W. Skadeland 1961
Gerald D. Erickson 1958
LOUISIANA STATE
MISSISSIPPI
Louisiana Epsilon
Mississippi Gamma
Steven Wayne Trangsrud 1982
Kenneth G. Martin 1958
Talbot G. McCormick, Jr. 1954
Gavin Payne Simmons 2024
Thomas McCarver Rayburn 2001
MARSHALL
MISSISSIPPI STATE
West Virginia Alpha
Mississippi Theta
Frederick P. Carney 1960
Paul Gwin Sharpe, Jr. 2003
Neal W. Scaggs 1958
MISSOURI-COLUMBIA
MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK
John D. Holland 1959
David O. Karickhoff 1957
Maryland Beta Richard L. Eigenbrot 1966 Curtis A. Prins 1957
MEMPHIS Tennessee Sigma Lewis D. Chambers 1960
Missouri Alpha
MONTANA STATE Montana Alpha David Frank Delap, Jr 1954 Cecil Y. Holland 1954
Gerald Lloyd Trebesch 1963
Kenneth L. Getman 1946
NORTHWESTERN Illinois Psi-Omega Michael D. Andreas 1970 Dean C. Challed 1960
William E. Schulte 1949
NORWICH Vermont Alpha-Sigma-Pi Pierson G. Mapes 1959
Florida Alpha Thomas R. Coady, Jr. 1955 Robert M. McNeel 1952
Richard A. Lahr 1946
William E. Miller 1951 Jerald K. Shaw 1956
Dr. Allan Gary Lavin 1959
Floyd O’Dell Monger 1951 Patrick J. Moore 1953 John T. Perkins 1958
Dr. Lee Curtis Rittenhouse 1970 Charles D. Roady 1957
Dr. David L. Semrad 1964 Charles L. Silvy 1953
James M. Stirling 1952 John B. Terry, Jr. 1950
Jim E. Woodcock 1954
OHIO
OREGON STATE
Ohio Gamma
Oregon Alpha
Richard T. Gillam 1958
Robert C. Churchill 1948
Cuyler M. Gibbons 1957
Jeffrey J. Guinane 1983
Walter C. Knapp 1953
Brian Michael Bartsch 1997
NEBRASKA
MIAMI [FL]
Dr. Lester Kitchen 1961
Oregon Beta
OHIO STATE
Nebraska Lambda-Pi
Olen V. Hurst, Jr 1960
Lyman F. Scheel, Jr 1952
Timothy Brian Showalter 1990
Bobby Autry Wheeler, Jr 1979
Allen R. Gordon 1960
OREGON
MERCER Rev. Dr. Calder W. Kinney 1948
Paul Allen George 1971
California Epsilon
MOREHEAD STATE
Georgia Psi
David L. Dobbs 1961
OCCIDENTAL
Anthony Dobson Settles 1979
Kentucky Gamma
Gregory L. Davey 1967
Frank Straight 1961
Ohio Theta David K. King 1959
John F. Helms 1955
Richard O. Johnson 1960 Stuart O. Kendall 1961
Gerald E. Morgan 1949
Brian James Wineland 1994
Marion W. Sanford 1958
PENN STATE-STATE COLLEGE
Hon. John K. Taylor 1958
William J. Kirby 1959
Paul C. Smith 1954
Dr. Ernest E. Wolfle, Jr 1956
Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta
PENNSYLVANIA
Stuart Sorg 1959
NEVADA-LAS VEGAS
OHIO WESLEYAN
Nevada Beta
Ohio Delta
William D. Wright, Jr 1949
Nathan Tyler Valencia 2023
Dean W. Gordon 1955
MIAMI [OH]
NEVADA-RENO Nevada Alpha
David R. Mallegg 1961
PITTSBURGH
Ohio Tau Thomas R. Fosnaught 1960
Charles E. Clock 1960
Ronald C. Thie 1954
Jan W. Erfert 1958
MICHIGAN
NEW MEXICO
Michigan Iota-Beta
New Mexico Tau
Donald L. Vandyke 1959
David N. Myers 1965
Melvin J. Bernia 1955
Edwin C. Herbert, III 1957
Thomas D. Wood, Sr 1953
Norman L. Hollis 1955
Dr. David W. Smith 1959 Richard L. Trotter 1967
Russell W. Wilson, Jr 1959
Stuart C. Plotkin 1965
OKLAHOMA
Charles W. Dawson 1955
NEW MEXICO STATE
John Barbour 1972
Gerald W. Gooley 1947
Ronald A. Dold 1952
Dr. John R. Beyster 1945
Walker Calderwood, Jr. 1948 Byron L. Dougan 1947 John M. Jones 1947
J. Robert Kipper 1947 Lyle R. Lapine 1952 Floyd J. Miller 1945
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New Mexico Phi John Hal Hopson 1955
NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL North Carolina Xi
Oklahoma Kappa Dr. Joseph Messenbaugh 1955 James M. Sturdivant 1959
Pennsylvania Theta William S. Beck 1958
Paul D. Griesmer 1946
Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron Dr. Lester D. Grant, Jr. 1964 Frederick Clarence Nichols 1965 Ariel K. Pilling 1961
PUGET SOUND Washington Gamma James Andrew Brindle 1985
PURDUE Indiana Beta Robert C. Schimmel 1945
Charles D. Ritter 1963
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SOUTHERN METHODIST
TULANE
WASHINGTON AND LEE
Tennessee Zeta
Texas Delta
Louisiana Tau-Upsilon
Virginia Sigma
Dr. Andrew H. Miller 1946
James Sykes Billups, III 1984
Dr. Wade W. Burnside, Jr 1951
Charles C. Sherrill 1960
Herbert M. Webb 1969
WASHINGTON STATE
UC-BERKELEY
Ward Michael McLain 1983
William Hamilton Smythe, III 1952 Michael T. Stone 1970
RICHMOND Virginia Tau John H. Garber, Jr 1949 John M. Telepo 1964
Jacob Aaron Mason 2018
SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Sigma John Christopher Gargiulo 1989
WESTERN KENTUCKY
David V. Hiden 1956
Hubert V. James 1965
Verne E. Thornburg 1954
WESTERN MICHIGAN
William A. Peetoom 1962
UC-DAVIS
James R. Meyer 1968
STANFORD
Raymond J. Diguilio 1965
Henry Kevin Love 1990
ST. LAWRENCE
California Theta
New York Rho
Dr. James J. Ashen 1952
Richard F. Brush 1952
Stephen R. Lydon 1962
SAN JOSE STATE California Zeta Lawrence T. Cowper 1950
California Beta
California Alpha Frank B. Williams 1963
Fred W. Deklotz, Jr 1953 Phillip G. Ralston 1961
California Kappa Montana James Podva 1970
Kentucky Beta
Michigan Delta Robert Fraser Philp 1961 William A. Ross 1964
Allen D. Ritter 1957
WESTMINSTER Benjamin T. Ansley, IV 1963
Glen W. Putman, III 1962
SYRACUSE
UC-SANTA BARBARA
SEWANEE
New York Delta
California Eta
Phil L. Stiefel-Stevens 1962
Richard S. Bowen 1952
Warren L. Waite, Jr. 1956
TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE
UCLA
SIMPSON
Tennessee Kappa
California Delta
Frank L. Camp, Jr 1949
Robert M. Koivisto 1961
Thomas E. Keeton, Jr 1979
Jerry G. Olmstead 1957
Tennessee Omega
Washington Beta
Kenneth H. Carolan 1957
Robert H. Lawton, Jr. 1968
SAN DIEGO STATE John C. Kenaston, Jr 1964
Randall Kenneth Lowe 1990
Missouri Gamma Robert A. Yeckel 1961
WISCONSIN-MADISON Wisconsin Alpha Nick Humphrey 2021
Donald E. Krehbiel 1947
WOFFORD
William L. Revell 1956
William J. Lawing 1962
Joseph McCamish 1947
UTAH STATE
WYOMING Wyoming Alpha
Robert Elliott McElveen 1961
TENNESSEE-MARTIN
Utah Upsilon William K. Callahan 1965
Robert A. Nicholas 1961
Bray R. Pemberton 2009
James Scot Curtis 1992
Iowa Sigma Blaine Matthew Schumacher 2022
SOUTH CAROLINA-COLUMBIA South Carolina Delta Samuel Tompkins Carter, III 1952 Joseph P. O’Hara, Jr 1948 John M. Weiss 2010
SOUTH DAKOTA South Dakota Sigma Dr. Marshall R. Cleland 1947 Roger W. Kielman 1959 Peter O. Schmitt 1960
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE South Dakota Theta Robert Lloyd Bender 1982
Dr. Joseph H. Hagood, Jr. 1960 Robert B. Leach 1949 John B. Link, III 1965
Tennessee Tau
TEXAS A&M Texas Tau Stephen Ramey Hunter 1979
TEXAS-AUSTIN
James W. Mock 1958
Dr. Elgene W. Jacobs 1973
TOLEDO
Thomas E. Zender 1971
Donald L. Ansted 1962
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Thomas P. Crunkilton 1965
California Gamma James L. Holland 1963
Dr. William P. Stuppy 1971
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David V. Drumheller 1969
Ryan Richard Llewellyn 2008
VANDERBILT
Robert P. Strasser 1964
Tennessee Nu
VERMONT
Dr. Eric C. Grimm 1973
Richard Gordon Rice 1983
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
Richard Henry Darnell 1981
Jules Lund 1969
William C. Shuford, Jr 1973
Texas Gamma
Ohio Nu
Vermont Beta Edward R. Little 1960
VIRGINIA Virginia Omicron Baylor Bateman Banks 1980
WASHINGTON [MO] Missouri Beta
James L. Coder 1955
Jon Wilson Boulanger 1992
Charles F. Donohue 1964
Dice M. Cowger 1950
Robert J. Hirssig 1955
Daniel W. Cadigan 1962
Douglas K. Jordan 1961
WASHINGTON [WA]
Gilbert H. Siegel 1962
Robert L. Doty 1955
Edward D. Klawitter, Jr 1972
Michael O’Brien 2015
John P. Barge, Jr 1973
Thomas D. Holladay, Jr 1945
Steven T. Hukill 1974
TEXAS-EL PASO
Philip Lee Hansen 1988
Georgia Sigma
Henry F. Broesche 1959
Mark Joseph Desmet 1981 Douglas E. Forsyth 1971
Valdosta State
South Carolina Gamma
Washington Alpha John E. Finholm 1968
Ohio Alpha Antonio J. Scalise 1973
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MITCH STONE’S AT CINCINNATI BY: CODY DELMENDO (EASTERN ILLINOIS ‘13)
EVERY YEAR, BROTHERS OF ALL AGES ACROSS THE REALM UNFORTUNATELY ENTER CHAPTER ETERNAL. THAT’S THE UNFORTUNATE TRUTH FOR UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI ALUMNUS AND BROTHER MITCH STONE (CINCINNATI ‘20). SHORTLY AFTER GRADUATING IN 2020, MITCH, SOMEONE WHO SPENT HIS ENTIRE LIFE BATTLING HEALTH ISSUES, DIED IN HIS SLEEP AT 23 YEARS OLD ON JANUARY 21, 2021 AS A RESULT OF A SEIZURE.
MITCH STONE’S LEGACY AT CINCINNATI “It was really tough,” Brother Nick Albers said. “From talking to guys, a lot of them said that Mitch was arguably the closest person they knew that passed away, myself included. A lot of guys took it very hard.” “It was really shocking that it happened,” Dee Stone, Mitch’s mom said. “He just seemed so healthy, except for the seizures, but I never in a million years thought that he could die from a seizure.
He was so healthy in every other way.” Mitch was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2009. After brain surgery and 32 doses of radiation, Mitch was adopted by the Cincinnati Bearcat Football Team through a foundation that matches pediatric brain cancer patients with athletic teams. As Stone underwent his chemo treatments and long stays at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, a special bond between him and the team was formed. Travis Kelce and the Bearcats were inspired and went on to have a perfect regular season with a 12-0 record and a trip to the Sugar Bowl. By season’s end, Mitch was cancer free, too. The relationship between Mitch and the Bearcats continued for many years as they teamed up through Playdate with the Bearcats, Mitch’s Mission signature event, to raise funds to send kids with cancer to camp. Mitch’s Mission is a non-profit at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s Cancer 68
and Blood Diseases Institute. The organization raises funds to help fund treatment for children with cancer or blood diseases. The Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute holds a summer camp for one week at Camp Joy located north of Cincinnati. One hundred patients and a sibling get to experience the joys of summer camp each year, no matter how medically fragile they might be.
“HE ALWAYS STOOD OUT TO ME... HE ALWAYS TOOK IT ONE STEP FURTHER,” BICK SAID. “HE DIDN’T KNOW ANY OF US, BUT HE WAS INCLUSIVE TO EVERYBODY AND HE WASN’T EVEN IN SAE YET.”
Mitch left a legacy not only at the Cincinnati chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, but a lasting mark on the University of Cincinnati. Today, the chapter has a memorial dedicated to him in their Alumni Room of the chapter house. They’ve also created an award known as the Mitch Stone Brother Hero Award, which is given to an active brother who demonstrates the characteristics Mitch did such as selflessness and kindness.
M I T C H , T H E B E A R C AT A N D TRUE GENTLEMAN Mitch grew up in Cincinnati and easily could have remained close with friends from high school or anyone else he already knew, but he wanted to meet new people. “He wanted just the opposite,” Dee said, “That’s why he came to me and said he wanted to join a fraternity.” When Mitch was a freshman, he was
attracted to SAE fairly quickly, and it was because of Jake Bick ‘15 and his love for Bearcat Football. Jake and his family have been season ticket holders for the Bearcats since he was five years old. He remembered Mitch’s story when the 2009 team went on to its undefeated season. “He definitely stuck out differently than other people in his class,” Bick said. “It was great because I remembered his cancer story. It’s crazy how it all transpired.” Mitch was Jake’s ‘little brother’ when he joined SAE in fall of 2017. Jake was on the recruitment committee when Mitch went through rush.
“He always stood out to me for some reason. He always took it one step further,” Bick said. “He didn’t know any of us, but he was inclusive to everybody and he wasn’t even in SAE yet. Even when he was a new initiate, he was there at the house, every Sunday watching football or Bearcats basketball. Whatever it may be, you could always catch him in our alumni room watching games.”
“He was just so genuine. Every conversation I ever had with Mitch was genuine. He genuinely cared about you and was a great all around person.” Mitch treated Saturday’s in the fall similar to folks who go to church on Sunday. If the Bearcats were playing at home, you would find him at Nippert Stadium, and if you weren’t there with him, he would let you know he wasn’t happy about it. “You didn’t want to get on his bad side,” Bick chuckled. “He was small but he had a big voice. If you weren’t going to the games, he’d look down on you like you were scum of the earth.” “There was a group of 10 of us that would leave the tailgates early and go to the game. Mitch was always one of them. He was always on time, and he was in the stands by the time the team ran out on the field. It was awesome, and I knew I could count on him to go out and go with me because I was the same way,” Bick said.
Ironically the Bearcat Football team had its best season in school history in 2021, earning their first-ever spot in the playoffs. Perhaps Mitch’s spirit swayed the college football playoff committee in his own way from above. “I talked to Mitch’s brother at the homecoming tailgate this year and he looks at me and goes, ‘Jake, if Mitch was here right now he’d be smiling ear to ear. You know if we make it to the college football playoff, you know it’s a sign from Mitch pulling some strings.’ It’s something special seeing how it played out now,” Bick said. “In my mind, without a doubt. There were so many games they should have lost. They were that close,” Dee said. “I’d throw up a little prayer to Mitch and next thing you know they win the game. Yeah, he was with us that whole season. A lot of those wins, you know, I think he was part of that.”
Cincinnati, but nonetheless, very famous Cincinnatiians are on these walls. Then you walk on the other side and there's this whole memorial dedicated to Mitch. It was incredible. It left us speechless. To see it all and to see the thought they put into it, the effort and kindness. We didn’t really see it coming.”
THE KITCHEN If you were a member at Cincinnati chapter during Mitch’s time as an active brother, you probably conversed with him in the house kitchen once or all the time. Bick described the house kitchen as the place he caught up with Mitch most during the week. Their conversations were always genuine and while it may seem like nothing special, Mitch’s mark left on the chapter was dedication to getting to know each and every person. “That kid was such a little dude, but he could put back some food, I’ll tell you what,” Bick laughed. “He lived in that kitchen, it was funny how he was always there.”
This past season, the chapter started a new tradition called ‘The Mitchey,’ which is where SAEs, friends, and family walk together after a tailgate to Nippert Stadium in honor of Mitch because of his love for the Bearcats. “The support we got from the chapter was phenomenal,” Dee said. “When you walk into the Alumni Room and see some really famous alumni, you know, names of people that we know because we’re from
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“Despite the fact he was one of the smallest guys in the chapter, he was in the kitchen like four times a day cooking up these crazy meals and just eating them all,” Albers said. “That’s where he got to connect with all the guys,” Dee said. “I don’t think it’s all about the food. Mitch genuinely liked to talk to people. Mitch was a very good listener. When he asks you a question, he really wants to know the answer.”
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“IF YOU NEEDED HIM, HE’D BE THERE. HE WAS ALWAYS SOMEONE YOU COULD RELY ON,” Mitch remembered his experience through recruitment and wanted future members to feel the same way he did as well. “It’s amazing how kind and caring he was,” Albers said. “As you get older, some guys typically distance themselves from the chapter because of class or stuff like that, but he was there for every single recruitment event and just genuinely wanted to learn about every single guy that he could because he cared so much about the chapter.” .
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“If you needed him, he’d be there. He was always someone you could rely on,” Bick added. “He rarely missed chapter meetings, and if he did, he always wanted to know what he missed.” After going through a life-changing experience with brain cancer, Mitch did not take life for granted. He appreciated everything he was given. Whether it was just seeing a dog on campus or a joke told by a professor in class, Mitch took those moments and loved to tell friends, family, and brothers about it. “Mitch found pleasure in literally anything,” Albers said. “He thought that anything, no matter how small it was, was the coolest thing ever or somehow story worthy, so, he’d stop guys in the kitchen and tell them about this random thing that happened throughout his day and it would just put a smile on your face seeing how happy it made Mitch.”
M I T C H ’ S L E G AC Y The legacy he left at Cincinnati is one that will live on forever. When Mitch attended Cincinnati he was named a Kolodzik Business Scholar, which are honor students who have gone above and beyond in their field of interest at Cincinnati. Outside of his involvement with SAE, he participated in UC Dance Marathon, a fundraiser for pediatric cancer research. In 2019, the organization raised over $72,000 for Cincinnati Children's Hospital. His passing was mourned by many. Most remember him as kind, genuine, resilient and funny. Mitch’s legacy of serving others lives on through his mission to ‘send a kid with cancer to camp’. “We miss him everyday. That is for sure,” Dee said. “But we just try to hang on to all the Mitch stories.” On the first anniversary of his passing, his family and friends had a get together at the Stone residence where everyone gathered around and told stories about Mitch. “We were blessed to have him as long as we did,” Dee said. “He could have died when he was 11 years old. The fact that we got him for another 12 years is a gift. We just try to look at it from a different perspective.”
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NEW HOUSE, RENEWED LEGACY
BY: JOHNNY SAO (MILLIKIN ‘11)
hapter houses are a cornerstone of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity experience for those fortunate enough to have one. While Ritual binds us philosophically, these buildings are physical representations that connect Brothers past to present and beyond. The structures are as much of a chapter’s identity as its members and serve as a beacon welcoming both alumni and collegiates home. The University of South Dakota chapter (South Dakota Sigma) was chartered in 1911 as Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s 101st chapter. Its first house was built that year and stood until the mid-1960s when the second house was constructed. It was modern and cutting edge at the time of its construction, but nearly 60 years later, not so much. All chapter facilities go through simple renovations and upkeep; it’s simply part of having a house. But some issues are more significant and more persistent than others. Boiler issues and outdated widows prevented the house from keeping warm during the frigid South Dakota winters. Several electrical and fire-safety modernizations prevented the building from keeping to code.
When multiple repair needs arise concurrently, decisions need to be made. A renovation was estimated to be upwards of $1.5 million dollars. With conversations starting as early as 2012, it became apparent that the best investment would be in a completely new house. By 2015, the house corporation organized a committee with alumni who had experience in construction and house management.
Embarking on this project connected multiple generations of gentlemen from South Dakota. Doyle Knutson (South Dakota ‘71) and Steve Sikorsi (South Dakota ‘64) spearheaded the capital campaign and acted as project managers for the 3 million dollar goal to build a new house. Mark Ibis (‘86) managed the daily meetings with the South Dakota Sigma House Corporation, and Chip Ross (‘86) headed the fundraising committee. They met regularly with the chapter collegiate to ensure that both undergraduate and alumni visions aligned. It wouldn’t be a construction project without hurdleslike parking and zoning regulations that prevented and delayed construction. Alpha Xi Delta, who was also trying to build a new facility, was able to get laws changed to allow their house to be made, paving the way for the new SAE house to also be built. The new building was constructed in the old parking lot, and the old building plot became the new parking lot.
The new facility was reopened in the fall of 2020 with fanfare and delight from all members of South Dakota. It is outfitted with modern technology and spacious areas—including a full kitchen and dining area, volleyball court, and covered grilling area. The goal of having a safe, energy-efficient facility that preserved the chapter’s heritage and tradition of common means was completed. They even used wood from the old house to make a beautiful table for meetings in the new house.
FOUNDATION DONOR SPOTLIGHT: EDWIN D. FULLER (BOSTON ‘68) BY: JENNIFER BYRD-ALVARADO The museum at the Levere
Memorial Temple is home to many artifacts. Among the pieces are items like the shovel used at the building’s groundbreaking ceremony in 1929, Lucy Pattie’s original headstone, William C. “Billy” Levere’s YMCA uniform from World War I, and the Deagan Tower Chimes player. Artifacts, photos, and documents treat visitors to the rich history of the Temple and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation recently created an exhibit at the Temple to honor and thank past Foundation Chairman Edwin D. Fuller (Boston ‘68). Ed is a devoted supporter of the Foundation, serving on the Board of Trustees for ten years. Ed served as Chairman of the Board for seven of those years and still serves as a Trustee Emeritus providing valuable counsel. He is a Ruby Level donor ($100,000-249,999) in the Founders’ Circle, a giving society for individuals with over $5,000 in lifetime giving. He is also a 2021-2022 Archon Level donor, recognizing annual donations over $5,000 to the Annual Loyalty Fund. Ed graduated with a Bachelor of Science in business administration. As a collegiate member, Ed served as his pledge class President, his chapter’s Eminent Treasurer, and as Editor of the Beta Upsilon chapter’s Flight of the Phoenix publication. In addition to his official roles within the chapter, Ed’s interest in travel allowed him to act as the unofficial travel agent for his collegiate brothers. His longtime friend and fellow Foundation Trustee, Bob Watts (Boston ‘68), recalls when Ed organized a road trip to Florida for Bob and another brother in 1967. As they
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traveled from Boston to Miami, they stopped at SAE houses along the way. Remembering the trip, Bob said, “Ed has always been interested in the travel industry; even in college, if any brother wanted to take a trip, Ed would research it for us and provide travel, sleeping, and social activities.” After graduating, Ed enlisted in the United States Army and served from 1968 to 1971 with posts in Germany and Vietnam. Following his service in the military, Ed followed his passion for the travel industry and joined Marriott, where he spent 40 years. Of his many roles within the company, he spent 22 years of his distinguished Marriott career as President and Managing Director of Marriott International and four years as Chief Sales and Marketing Officer. Under Ed’s leadership, Marriott opened 534 properties in 73 countries, created 80,000 jobs, and generated $8 billion in revenue. After retiring from Marriott, Ed co-founded Laguna Strategic Advisors, a consulting group where he currently serves as President and consults clients on global business development and hospitality leadership. In addition to his work as a leader in the hospitality industry, Ed is also an accomplished author. In 2011 he published his first book, You Can’t Lead With Your Feet On the Desk, followed by three titles in the Red Hotel series, with a fourth book scheduled to hit shelves in 2023. Additionally, he served as a board member for various organizations and foundations over the years.
The Ed Fuller exhibit at the Temple includes snapshots of Ed’s remarkable life and career - memorabilia, copies of his books, and several of his military awards, including his Bronze Star, received in Vietnam and Army Commendation Medal. There are also photos of Ed’s personal and professional life, including one of the Fuller family, which features Ed and his wife, Michela, with their children Scott and Elizabeth, their son-inlaw, Alex, and their two grandchildren, Cameron and Nolan. SAE’s second-highest honor, the Merit Key award, is among Ed’s many achievements and accolades. The Supreme Council awarded the Merit Key to Ed at the 159th Anniversary Convention in 2015, recognizing his meritorious service to the Fraternity. Steve Mitchell, President and Chief Executive Officer of the SAE Foundation, said, “He successfully navigated the political waters of establishing the Foundation as an independent entity. He worked with the Board to create new bylaws and brought both a cadence and a new level of SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2022
professionalism, enabling us to become even more successful,” when speaking of Ed’s accomplishments as Chairman of the Board of Trustees. The Foundation hopes to inform visitors about the distinguished life and career of Ed Fuller through the exhibit. The organization is forever grateful to Brother Fuller for his loyalty and support over the years. In addition, the Foundation will continue to offer new and exciting content to the museum by adding donated historical items and highlighting individual members, chapters, and the organization’s current successes. For more information about Ed Fuller, please visit edwinfuller.com. For information about the SAE Foundation, please visit sae.net/ foundation.
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