The Record | Volume 144 - Issue #1: Spring 2025

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LILY’S CLASSIC BOOT HOCKEY, BROTHERHOOD, AND A LEGACY ON ICE

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GREETINGS BROTHERS,

Serving as Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s sixteenth Eminent Supreme Recorder has been one of the most rewarding roles of my career. Your Fraternity Service Center TEAM wakes up every day determined to make our organization better than it was the day before, committed to making our beloved order unquestionably the best fraternity by any measure.

partners. These initiatives have reduced SAE’s incidents by 25% year-over-year.

The Fraternity Service Center took these actions to enable the TEAM to be more proactive, provide better support for our undergraduates, and allow us to focus on the aforementioned objectives.

G R OW T H A N D R E T E N T I O N Sigma Alpha Epsilon is generally considered one of the largest fraternities from both an undergraduate and alumni perspective.

Today, SAE has roughly 13,300 undergraduate members and 253,000 living alumni members. The goal is for SAE to grow to at least 15,000 undergraduate members who remain engaged from initiation to graduation and then as alumni members and leaders.

The graphics below provide a sense of the size and scope of our organization.

The team and I are focused on the four strategic objectives listed above to help drive and measure our progress.

We began the school year by reorganizing the Chapter Services Consultant coverage model to focus on chapter size versus geography. The purpose was threefold: • • •

Align our most experienced consultants with the largest chapters.

Leverage best practices from like-size chapters.

Provide a career path for our Chapter Services Consultants.

We also added two consultants to decrease the number of chapters in each module. This change enables the consultants to meet and work with their chapters twice a year versus once a year.

Additionally, we took the second step in our segmentation model by adding a new leader and two more consultants to the Chapter Services team. This team oversees chapters that contain less than 25 men and emerging chapters, providing much-needed support to SAE’s smaller chapters. We added two more members to our Risk Management team to enable these consultants to identify and tamp down potential culture issues within a chapter before they become incidents.

The Supreme Council is committed to being a leader in risk management practices in the fraternal community. They commissioned, approved, and posted a position statement on risk management on SAE’s website. This statement makes clear that the well-being of our members, guests, and their respective communities remains a top priority for our organization and outlines the desired outcomes of SAE’s risk management program. To read the full statement please visit sae.net/about/mission-vision.

We consulted Favor & Company, our insurance company, and fraternity peers to identify and adopt best practices, and we have proactively contacted our higher education peers to become better 2

E D U C AT I O N The 86th National Leadership School held this past January set a post-COVID record in terms of individual attendees and chapters represented. Ideally, every chapter should send an undergraduate member to learn best practices from the staff, alumni facilitators, and their peer groups.

R I S K M A N AG E M E N T As previously mentioned, we added more team members to our Risk Management team. The Risk Management team is working to develop a culture where undergraduate members feel safe, are a part of something bigger than themselves, and part of an environment where they can truly make a difference.

A LU M N I E N G AG E M E N T Chapters with support from engaged alumni are far more successful than those without. They have fewer incidents, better institutional relationships, and benefit from historical knowledge of their past success. We aim for every chapter to have two advisors for every fifty undergraduate members.

I have no doubt we will continue to face hurdles, but I believe that with your continued support, our future is bright.

Steve Mitchell (Indiana ‘83) Eminent Supreme Recorder & Chief Executive Officer

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VOICE OF THE ESR 02 VOICE OF THE ESA 04 NEWS FROM HQ 06 NCSI INSTALLATION 07 FRATERNITY AWARD RECIPIENTS 12 DSA RECIPIENT 13 86TH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOOL RECAP 20 STATE OF THE SAE FOUNDATION 35 LEVERE MEMORIAL TEMPLE 36 THE ART OF APOLOGY 39 DONOR HONOR ROLL 44 CHAPTER ETERNAL 72 SAE’S TRUE GENTLEMAN MENTOR PROGRAM 78

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Credits Editors: Steve Mitchell (Indiana ‘83) David Pascarella (Indiana State ‘17) Design: Saylor Schwab (Drake ‘22)

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By the time February arrives in Madison, Wisconsin, the city has transformed into a winter wonderland. Lake Mendota freezes solid, students bundle up in layers of red and white, and the anticipation mounts over at the Wisconsin Alpha Chapter house. For the past decade, SAE at Wisconsin has proudly hosted Lily’s Classic—a boot hockey tournament that brings hundreds onto the ice each winter, all for a cause close to their hearts.

Photo courtesy of Lizzy Larson.

Lizzy Larson is a UW-Madison student studying computer science and photography. As a photographer and FAA-licensed drone pilot, she specializes in capturing sports, politics, and news. Follow her work @larsonaerial on Instagram!

Contributors: JP Andrick (Frostburg State ‘97) Laura Bianchi Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado Jason Scott Embry (Western Kentucky ‘94) Noah Haddaway (Frostburg State ‘21) Thomas J. Kilian, Jr. (Indiana State ‘99) Alison Lai Thomas C. LaMantia (Arizona ‘87) Kayla McCloud Mark W. McDonough (Youngstown State ‘98) Tabitha Parent Holcombe Rolader (Louisiana State ‘21) Contact www.sae.net www.therecordonline.net Facebook @saefraternity X @sae1856 Instagram @sigmaalphaepsilon LinkedIn Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity TikTok @sae.1856 Submit a news item: contact@sae.net

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VOICE OF THE ESA call of action to our men to rise above. Our amazing alumni faculty held breakout sessions with small groups, gave presentations, and guided so many meaningful discussions. The weekend closed with an inspirational presentation by past ESA Todd Buchanan (Southern Mississippi ‘90). Tying the event together so well was the magical music of Dr. Fred Phelps (Eastern New Mexico ‘64), who makes many of our events memorable!

In the spring, we had some exciting events. The SAE Foundation held the March to the Madness (M2M) fundraising tournament.

This is an exciting inter-chapter competition that raises funds for the programming and scholarships our Foundation provides.

Inner Circle was held in April, an elite experience for 30 of our top undergraduates. This year we had an exciting list of speakers who provided personal connections to the attendees, shared

compelling stories, and provided unique growth experiences. The 48th SAE National Amateur Golf Tournament is in early May. This event is a lot of fun for golfers of all skill levels. My last-place finish in 2024 is evidence of the wide skill range of golfers!

In June, we will end our biennium in Atlanta, Georgia at the 169th Anniversary Convention. This is the largest meeting of our membership and is critical in shaping the future of the organization with by-law proposals and elections. I have been to nine Conventions over the years, and it’s a special experience to participate in at least once in your life. Following our Convention is the Ritual Academy over the summer. This is a unique event in the Greek world. All Chapters should send representatives to the Ritual Academy as it strengthens the ties that bind us together.

Happy 169th Founders’ Day to all the Brothers in the Realm! It is always refreshing around the spring semester to connect and celebrate the bonds of our Brotherhood. There are so many things in our corner of the Greek world to be proud of, I am honored to discuss a few one final time in The Record. What started as a challenging biennium with organizational changes, has turned into a year of accomplishments.

Leadership School was back in Chicago this past January and had great attendance. We saw 165 of our Chapters represented with 419 undergraduate men participating. These numbers are an increase over the last few years, and show a healthy growth in the right direction. More impressive than the numbers in attendance was the content of the program. Brother Dan Wenker (Penn StateUniversity Park ‘81) spoke at the Levere Memorial Temple about his experiences mountain climbing, and how it led to self-discovery and inspiration for our men. In some great rotational sessions, presentations were heard from Quinn Moran on recruitment and Tom LaMantia (Arizona ‘87) on entrepreneurship. Lianne Kowiak shared a deeply touching account of losing her son to hazing with a 4

As I sit here, contemplating my last few months on the Supreme Council, several things begin to cross my mind. First, how blessed I am to be able to serve my Fraternity over the last 27 years in multiple roles. How lucky I am to have crossed paths with so many amazing Brothers, friends, and SAE mentors who have helped guide and encourage me. I also consider the “why.” Why have I volunteered so much of my life to the Fraternity? Has it been worth my time, talent, and treasure? Has the sacrifice of my personal time and time away from family been worth it? The resounding answer is YES. The answer is yes for so many reasons. I believe, in my soul, in the Mission and Vision of the Fraternity. When fraternity is done right it creates a space for men to learn to be in a community, have better mental health, serve others, focus on scholarship, develop leadership, learn to fail and succeed, hold peers accountable, gain access to lifelong mentors, and manage a small business just to name a few. These are amazing things to work on before you launch into the greater world, your relationships and your career.

Recently, I found inspiration in an old edition of The Phoenix. The writing was titled “A Creed for Sigma Alpha Epsilon,” by Ivan Lee Holt (Vanderbit 1904). This 121-year-old message is fully relevant in 2025. In this piece Brother Holt talks about “My Fraternity!” and how important it is to take ownership of the Fraternity in order to

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help move it forward. He talks about Brotherhood being “possible only where selfishness is subordinated to heart-felt interest in another man” and stresses that we should not accept “petty, or selfish, or mean conduct.” He follows later stating “My Fraternity!

I can make a Fraternity mine by saying: This day I will think of that other one that needs the clasp of my hand!” Holt knows it is impossible to be a true member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and make it about yourself. This is the model for all Brothers in the Realm. Place a bit of your self interest aside and ask who is that “other one” in need today? Is your roommate struggling? Does your Chapter need a position filled? Is there an undergraduate that needs a mentor, or a Chapter that needs an advisor? Whether it takes five minutes a year or five hours a month, we need your outstretched hand. Over this biennium I have operated with the mantra of “it’s the WE, not the ME” to guide the Fraternity. This pairs so well with

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the 121 year old writing of Brother Holt. Make Sigma Alpha Epsilon YOUR Fraternity by looking for the other ones that need the loving clasp of your hand and Brotherly care. When you can achieve this type of contribution, your name will not merely be on the roll of SAE, but it will truly be My Fraternity!

Fraternally,

Mark W. McDonough (Youngstown State ‘98) Eminent Supreme Archon

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NEWS FROM HQ

SAE PARTNERS WITH BIRCHES HEALTH SAE PARTNERS WITH REALRESPONSE SAE is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Birches Health to support our members with specialized care for addiction and other mental health challenges. Birches Health is a leading behavioral addiction treatment provider, specializing in virtual care for compulsive behaviors, including sports betting, gambling, video gaming, day trading, sex, and pornography.

Birches Health and Sigma Alpha Epsilon have partnered to offer custom resources and treatment options from licensed, specially trained counselors for all members and alumni.

Counseling can be covered by insurance and is available from the comfort of home through teletherapy. For more information, please visit bircheshealth.com/sae.

STAFF UPDATES

The Fraternity Service Center welcomed Dustin Stewart (Georgia Southern-Armstrong ‘17) as Director of Chapter Services, along with Casey Green (Winthrop ‘24), Coleman Klimek (Millikin ‘23), and Justin Maidenberg (Cal State Northridge ‘15) as Chapter Services Consultants. Jake Harris (Central Oklahoma ‘20) accepted a new role as Director of Development & Expansion, with Carson Cole (Millikin ‘24) and Emmett Schwab (Drake ‘24) also accepting new roles as Emerging Chapter Services Consultants. Madison Simmons joined the Risk Management team as a Risk Management Consultant. Noah Haddaway (Frostburg State ‘21) accepted a new role as Assistant Director of Education.

SAE Financial & Housing has welcomed Jessica Young as Director of Asset Management and Candace Avery as Administrative Assistant. Tommy Long (Eastern Illinois ‘16) accepted a new position with F&H as the Accounts Receivable Specialist. To view the entire SAE staff, visit sae.net/about/team.

2025 DEVOTIE RITUAL INSTITUTE

Are you a collegiate or alumni brother who wants to take your knowledge of the Ritual to the next level? Join us for the DeVotie Ritual Institute August 1-2 at the Levere Memorial Temple and learn from some of our top ritualists during a weekend of Ritual education, discussions, and training. This weekend event provides attendees with knowledge of the application, history, and use of our Ritual in daily life and chapter settings.

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SAE has partnered with RealResponse, a confidential platform designed to enhance safety and accountability by providing members and guests with an anonymous way to report emergencies, crises, or general concerns. This partnership reinforces our commitment to member safety, accountability, and proactive communication. By using RealResponse, members can submit reports by making calls or sending text messages directly to 1-(888)-464-1856.

Members reporting a concern through RealResponse remain completely anonymous but may choose to reveal their identity at any time. SAE’s goal is to compel its members to report any issue or concern and prevent misconduct by offering a safe and private space that uses familiar communication tools. This service is managed 24/7, 365 days a year, by a member of the Risk Management Department, ensuring prompt responses to all reports.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon encourages all members to uphold Minerva’s Shield and hold one another accountable to these standards. Risk reduction is a shared responsibility among all members. Together, using RealResponse, we can foster a safe and more responsible community guided by our shared commitment to risk reduction and member well-being.

IMPACT AWARD

A new plaque was installed at the Levere Memorial Temple honoring the recipients of the SAE Foundation Impact Award. This award celebrates the art of mentoring and recognizes exceptional mentors who have made significant contributions to the personal and professional development of SAE members under their guidance. To nominate a mentor deserving of recognition, submit a nomination form found at sae.net/foundation/initiatives.

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LOCATION: GREENVILLE, NC CHAPTER: NORTH CAROLINA SIGMA CHAPTER SIZE: 34 INSTALLATION: NOVEMBER 16, 2024 A B O U T T H E C A M PU S Founded on March 8, 1907, as a teacher training school, East Carolina University (ECU) is a public university in Greenville, North Carolina. It is the fourth largest university in North Carolina and the only one in the state with schools of medicine, dentistry, and engineering. ECU has grown from its original 43 acres to almost 1,600 acres located on six properties, including an overseas campus in Certaldo Alto, Italy.

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Levi D.Clark Carson P. Young Kadin M. Hooks Ryan E. Ball Chase T. Hawkins Kevin L. Rutayisire Tyler J. Shpunder Edward W. Farley Connor L. Weeks Benjamin W. Goodson Jacob R. Dahman Nicholas J. Vavra

Ean W. Wagoner Jackson S. Holland William F. Black Stephen M. Romanelli Nicholas S. Glantz Trey E. Downing Colby B. Bonvicin Nicholas J. Pepe Diego Quintino Evan P. Mahar Jonathan T. Burton Thomas J. Faucett

Parker R. Mann Maslin J. Winant-Moshe Jonathan J. Van Etten Jackson E. Brown Hudson M. Minks Charles R. Mahlschnee Carter G. Roberson Britt T. Egan Augustus E. Schlegel Andrew J. Davis Adrian M. Davila

I N T H E I R WO R D S The journey of our chapter at East Carolina University (North Carolina Sigma) has been one of resilience, unity, and unwavering brotherhood. Through challenges, we grew stronger, ultimately re-chartering as a proud chapter of this esteemed fraternity. I am grateful for the obstacles we’ve overcome, as they have strengthened our bond and commitment. Moving forward, we aim to build exceptional new member classes, uphold the values of our great order, and strive for the Zeal Award as a testament to our dedication.

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THE LEGACY OF JAMES GAMBLE NIPPERT

A CENTURY OF BROTHERHOOD & DEDICATION

BY HOLCOMBE ROLADER (LOUISIANA STATE ’21)

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) In the heart of the University of Cincinnati’s campus stands a testament to the enduring power of brotherhood. Nippert Stadium, a centerpiece of Bearcat pride for a century, is more than just a stadium. It’s a living memorial to a young man whose tragic story has inspired generations of students, athletes, and fraternity brothers.

But perhaps even more significant to the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is another building which shares the same name: The James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge. This structure has been home to the Ohio Epsilon chapter for 100 years, and stands as a physical testament to the brotherhood’s values and history.

THE MAN BEHIND THE NAME James “Jimmy” Gamble Nippert was a student at the University of Cincinnati in the early 1920s. A member of the Ohio Epsilon chapter of SAE and a center on the football team, Nippert embodied the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and athletic prowess that the university sought to instill in its students.

But the family’s commitment to preserving Nippert’s legacy didn’t stop there. Judge Alfred K. Nippert (Cincinnati 1894) and his wife, Maud, gifted land and funds to construct the James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge, which would become the new home for the Ohio Epsilon chapter.

THE BIRTH OF A CHAPTER HOME The James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge, situated at 2707 Clifton Avenue, was dedicated on March 25, 1925. The lodge’s location is no coincidence. It sits on an elevated position, with the main stairs leading directly to the main building of campus. This prominent placement has given SAE an elevated status on campus, both literally and figuratively, for the past century.

On Thanksgiving Day 1923, during a game against rival Miami University, Nippert sustained what seemed at first to be a minor injury – a spike wound to his leg. The game was played in miserable conditions, with driving rain turning the field into a muddy quagmire.

The severity of Nippert’s injury went unnoticed, masked by the mud and the adrenaline of competition.

What followed was a tragedy that would reshape the University’s landscape and leave an indelible mark on the fraternity. Nippert’s wound became infected, leading to blood poisoning. Despite efforts to save him, he passed away on Christmas Day, 1923. His reported last words, “Five more yards to go, then drop,” became a poignant symbol of his dedication and perseverance.

A FA M I LY ’ S R E S P O N S E T O T R AG E DY The Nippert family’s response to this heartbreaking loss was extraordinary. Instead of retreating into grief, they chose to honor James’s memory in a way that would benefit future generations of students, athletes, and brothers.

Architect Brother Clifford M. Stegner (Ohio Epsilon 1899) designed the Lodge, and the details of the original structure inspired much of the Lodge’s design and function. Judge Nippert was very deliberate about every selection in the Lodge, from the terrazzo floors and travertine wall cladding to the custom light fixtures and stained glass in Chapter Hall featuring Noble Leslie DeVotie. The stained-glass windows are part of the DeVotie Hall addition, and the DeVotie Hall Association (est. 1910) serves as the house corporation for the chapter.

James N. Gamble, Nippert’s grandfather and son of the Procter & Gamble co-founder, donated $250,000 to complete the stadium that would bear his grandson’s name. This generous gift ensured that the partially-constructed facility, which began development in 1915, would be completed and dedicated as a fitting tribute to James Gamble Nippert.

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The Lodge’s fireplace in 1925 and 2025.

The Lodge was designed specifically to accommodate Cincinnati students’ co-op program. Brothers would be going to school for 10-12 weeks, then alternating with a work session for 10-12 weeks.

Brothers slept at the end of the dormer hallways, called “Rack Rooms.” The attic was designed for storage trunks, and the basement was designed for coal deliveries- quite the difference from the central heat common to our modern fraternity houses! The original third floor room was a common area library and “Radio Room”—the height of technology for the day.

The Lodge has expanded twice over the years – first with the George Kress Memorial Library in 1956, and then with the DeVotie Hall Addition in 2010. The George H. Kress Memorial Library had the amazing foresight to set foundations and structure to accommodate additional floors in the future—this made the 2010 addition possible without changing or destroying any of the existing chapter house.

These expansions have always been made with an eye toward improving the brothers’ collegiate experience while maintaining the architectural beauty that complements Cincinnati’s campus.

The craftsmanship of the original 1925 structure shines through after thousands of Ohio Epsilon Brothers living there, including the original slate roof. Each addition was done with the same level of quality and expectation of longevity. The Nipperts set the highest expectations, and the Ohio Epsilon Chapter and DeVotie Hall Association will always strive to meet that bar.

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T H E CO R N E R S T O N E B OX : A B R I D G E B E T W E E N PA S T A N D PR E S E N T Perhaps the most intriguing aspect of the Lodge’s history is the cornerstone box – a time capsule that has captured the essence of SAE’s history at the University of Cincinnati for the past century. The cornerstone box, laid during the construction of the Lodge in 1924, has been a source of fascination and speculation for generations of brothers. Its contents, carefully preserved for 100 years, offer a tangible link to the fraternity’s past and the era in which Jimmy Nippert lived.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) The box was first opened in 1975, at the 50th-anniversary celebration of the Stadium and the Lodge. According to Mike Steur (Cincinnati ‘78), an attendee of the event, the box contains a wealth of memorabilia from the Lodge’s early days. Among the items was a copy of the 1925 Record, newspaper articles on the cornerstone, and other details about the house dedication ceremony. These artifacts provide a window into the lives of the brothers who first called the James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge home.

opportunity to touch history and reflect on the enduring nature of their bond. Saturday, March 8 saw a grand 100th Anniversary Celebration at the Cincinnati Masonic Temple. This event was a fitting tribute to a century of SAE excellence at the University of Cincinnati.

The cornerstone box holds more than just historical documents. It contains the spirit of camaraderie that has defined SAE for more than a century. Each item represents the hopes, dreams, and experiences of brothers who came before, serving as a reminder of the fraternity’s rich heritage and the responsibility current members have to uphold its legacy.

But the celebration didn’t end with the opening of the cornerstone box. In keeping with tradition, a new time capsule will be created and dedicated at some point this year, to be opened by future generations of SAE brothers. This new box, filled with items representing SAE life in the 21st century, will carry forward the legacy of Jimmy Nippert and all the brothers who have called the Memorial Lodge home.

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C E L E B R AT I N G A C E N T U RY O F BROTHERHOOD This March, the Ohio Epsilon chapter celebrated the 100th anniversary of the James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge, and the significance of the cornerstone box took on new meaning. The weekend of March 7-8 earlier this year saw a series of events that not only commemorate the past but also look forward to the future of SAE at the University of Cincinnati.

On Friday, March 7, 2025, brothers gathered at the Lodge for a Founders’ Day celebration and the opening of the cornerstone box.

This event, exclusive to brothers, was a powerful moment of connection between past and present. As the contents of the box were revealed, current members and alumni alike had the

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The story of James Gamble Nippert and the legacy he left behind is a powerful testament to resilience. It demonstrates how a tragic loss can be transformed into a force for good, inspiring generations of brothers to strive for excellence and maintain their resilience in the face of adversity.

For the brothers of Ohio Epsilon at the University of Cincinnati, Nippert’s story is a constant reminder of the values they aspire to uphold. Each time they gather in the Memorial Lodge or cheer on the Bearcats at Nippert Stadium, they are connected to a legacy and a pedigree that spans more than a century, and as the living descendants of that lineage should continue to represent their chapter and their university proudly.

The story of James Gamble Nippert is not just about a stadium or a fraternity house. It’s about the power of brotherhood to inspire, to uplift, and to create lasting change. As the chapter looks toward its future, it does so with the knowledge that it stands on the shoulders of those who came before – young men like Jimmy Nippert, whose brief life continues to make a profound impact a century after his passing.

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FRATERNITY AWARD RECIPIENTS

THIS LIST REFLECTS PRESENTATIONS BETWEEN JULY 1 AND DECEMBER 31, 2024.

Recognition of achievement and dedication to the Fraternity is important. Members and chapters that have distinguished themselves on various levels of the Fraternity or within their professions bring honor not only to themselves but also to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The Fraternity realizes the value in acknowledging exceptional service and that the presentation of an award of recognition is also a primary way to show our appreciation.

Please Note: To be nominated for and subsequently receive an alumni recognition award, the honoree must have previously been recognized with the award that precedes it in the recognition chain. For example, to be eligible for the Shield of Brotherhood, an alumnus must first have received the Order of Minerva award. If you have any questions regarding which awards an alumnus has received or need clarification on our Alumni Recognition Awards process, please contact Alumni Services, alumni@sae.net or (847) 475-1856 ext. 7.

This does not apply to the William McKinley Outstanding Achievement Award.

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Richard E. Duease (Mississippi State ‘74), Basketball Coaching Juan Manuel Garcia III (Cal State Fullerton ‘89), Military & Politics Terry M. Giles (Cal State Fullerton ‘70), Law Ryan O’Rourke (Central Florida ‘04), Higher Education Joshua Lee Welch (Western Carolina ‘06), Higher Education

Previously The Highest Effort Award, the William McKinley Outstanding Achievement Award embodies commitment, perseverance, leadership, and service to others. These virtues were exemplified by Brother William McKinley (Ohio Sigma 1869), the 25th President of the United States. Like McKinley, whose leadership and service to our nation left a lasting legacy, recipients achievements reflect the highest ideals of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and serve as an inspiration to all its members. Recipients receive a printed certificate and medallion.

Ray J. Artigue (Arizona State ‘76), Journalism/Communication Henry A. Beattie III (Mississippi State ‘77), Philanthropy & Community Service Charles G. Lawrence (Arizona State ‘62), Sports & Business J. Michael Donahoe (Oklahoma ‘62), Aviation Law

The Shield of Brotherhood recognizes a brother who consistently excels in voluntary commitment and service for the Fraternity.

Douglas P. Fink ( Illinois ‘77) Richard Charles Goodwin (Cal State Fullerton ‘75) Christopher Wayne Hancock (Indiana State ‘96) William Russell Makepeace IV (North Carolina State ‘93) Peter William Mitchell (Cal State Fullerton ‘90) Dr. Scott Allan Slechta (Simpson ‘80) Scott Darin Thomas (Idaho ‘94)

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MERIT KEY AWARD

The Highest Effort Award recognizes the member who, through his professional success, has brought positive recognition to the Fraternity. By their example and achievement, recipients of this award exemplify the ideals of the Fraternity and “The True Gentleman.”

Mark Wray Chiozza (Tennessee ‘90), Law Gregory Thomas Dell (Cal State Fullerton ‘93), Military & Defense Contracting 12

SHIELD OF BROTHERHOOD

The second highest award an individual alumnus can receive, the Merit Key recognizes an alumnus who has demonstrated significant service and loyalty to the Fraternity on combined levels for an extended period of time.

John W. Howard (Miami (OH) ‘63) Michael Ryan Joyce (Tennessee Tech ‘06) William Lee Winstead (Tennessee-Martin ‘98)

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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENT 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.

JAMES M. “JIM” TATUM, JR. (NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL ’68) WAS RECOGNIZED WITH THE 163RD DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD.

Home is where the heart is, and Jim Tatum’s heart is with his chapter and its house.

He is the foundation and bedrock of alumni engagement and undergraduate housing for his chapter. Jim mentored generations and transformed countless young men into True Gentlemen. To this day, he treats every single member as if they are his own son, with whom he also shares the sacred bonds of our Fraternity, a distinct privilege that only a few can claim. As both a Chapter Advisor and House Corporation President, he single-handedly improved his chapter and its house ten times over, then some. Beyond our collegians, Jim also had an equally profound impact on our alumni; always encouraging anyone out of touch to rekindle their connection with the Fraternity. Jim’s dedication exudes into all aspects of his life, so much so that he’s garnered professional accolades from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the State Bar Association of North Carolina, and many other organizations. For decades of unwavering commitment, the Fraternity has already awarded him with the Order of Minerva and the Merit Key. Accordingly, the Supreme Council of Sigma Alpha Epsilon awards James M. Tatum, Jr., the 163rd Distinguished Service Award, the highest honor bestowed upon a member of our Beloved Fraternity, granted on the 27th day of October in the year 2024.

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SOMEWHERE TO CALL HOME

LARRY JONES AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CHAPTER HOUSE

BY HOLCOMBE ROLADER (LOUISIANA STATE ’21)

People are in constant search for a sense of belonging and a place to call home. For many during their undergraduate years, the SAE chapter house becomes a home-away-from-home, serving as a sanctuary to enjoy newfound freedom and develop the characteristics they need to succeed in life. But, for some individuals, the chapter house can quite literally become home.

Such is the case of Larry Jones (Mississippi State ‘71), an individual who embodies the spirit of Sigma Alpha Epsilon in his leadership, character, and humility. From a young man in search of belonging, to a leader helping shape the fraternity’s future, his journey is a testament to the power of brotherhood, and how the chapter house reinforces that bond.

Mississippi State (Mississippi Theta) Chapter House 2020 Expansion and Renovation.

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) FINDING ROOTS IN A T R A N S I E N T WO R L D As a son in an Air Force family, Larry’s childhood was marked by constant change. “We lived all over the world,” he recalls.

“Japan, Germany, Morocco, Oklahoma, Michigan, Kansas, Mississippi, and California.”

This nomadic lifestyle left Larry craving a sense of stability and belonging, which he found when he joined the Mississippi Theta Chapter of SAE at Mississippi State in 1968.

three younger brothers left needing direction, he became the head of a family now relocated to Shreveport and living with a relative.

“The brotherhood, particularly brothers Dean Oswalt, George Wilder, Lee Gallion, Bobby Arentson, Wayne Taylor, and Hoyt Hayes surrounded me during this challenging time,” he reflects.

During this entire time, Larry’s home was the SAE House. With the support of the brotherhood, Larry was able to stay on top of his studies, develop his professional skills, and keep his family on track, a feat almost unthinkable for a young man in his position. This experience deeply influenced Larry’s commitment to SAE, transforming a personal tragedy into a lifetime of giving back to the organization that had become his second family.

“Mississippi State introduced me to a world of impressive young men and a way to develop roots in an organization and a community,” Larry explains. Despite being unfamiliar with fraternities, he was drawn to SAE by the outstanding leaders he encountered on campus and friends in the Chapter from Columbus, Mississippi, where he graduated from high school.

Other interesting life experiences also welcomed him. In college, Larry worked multiple jobs to support himself, including waiting tables, building golf courses, driving delivery vans, working in retail clothing sales, and even making car tags. Yet, his most defining experience was two summers spent working on a railroad track gang in Shreveport—a job that tested his grit and broadened his perspective.

“It made a professional out of me,” Larry reflects. “We repaired, laid, and took up track and repaired and built bridges among many other challenging projects” for over 10 hours a day in the Louisiana sun and in a bath of creosote. His coworkers, who Larry describes as men of steel, had worked for decades on the railroad. They encouraged him to stay in school and focus on his career goals, a lesson that Larry took to heart.

This challenging and rewarding experience instilled in him a deep appreciation for hard work and diverse perspectives. Through these and his other formative experiences, Larry developed resilience and self-reliance—traits that would become crucial when life presented its greatest challenge yet.

A B R O T H E R H O O D B E CO M E S FA M I LY In 1969, Larry faced a major decision when his father was transferred to Castle AFB in California. He chose to stay at Mississippi State and with the Chapter. However, in 1970, tragedy struck when Larry’s parents were killed in a car and train accident in California. In an instant, his world changed. With no physical home to return to, and

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Larry and Toodie.

After graduating from Mississippi State in 1971, and marrying Toodie Smith, a Little Sister of Minerva, Larry was commissioned as an officer in the Air Force and assigned to Barksdale Air Force Base in Shreveport.

He and Toodie then worked to restore some normalcy to their lives, and the lives of his brothers. Two of those brothers would follow directly in Larry’s footsteps, enrolling at Mississippi State and joining Mississippi Theta.

LARRY JONE S : THE PROFE SSIONAL After serving in the Air Force, Larry attended law school at The University of Mississippi and graduated with honors. He then began a decade of service in the Mississippi Air National Guard, serving as the State Judge Advocate General. He also began a decades-long journey, building a successful law practice as a Partner and Shareholder. He first worked with Watkins, Ludlam, Winter & Stennis, and later with Baker, Donelson, Bearman & Caldwell. On the homefront, Larry and Toodie welcomed three beautiful daughters into the family. Today, the Jones family has grown to five granddaughters and two grandsons.

But his path in life kept leading back to SAE, and he felt compelled to give back to the institution which had taught him so many lessons of friendship and brotherhood and supported him in his time of need.

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SOMEWHERE TO CALL HOME R E T U R N T O T H E FO L D This began with a simple appointment to the Mississippi Theta House Corporation, where he served in every leadership role from Secretary to President. His commitment grew even deeper in the early 1990s, when he joined forces with Johnny Ray (‘86), another Mississippi Theta alumnus, to spearhead a major $1.5 million renovation and expansion of the Chapter House.

chapter houses, and today owns 14 houses, manages another 14, with a market value in excess of $78 million and provides services to over 2200 active members, ensuring that many future generations of SAE brothers have safe and productive environments to call home.

The Jones brothers: Larry, Terry, and Darrell.

When Larry reflects on what he hopes to achieve in his service to SAE, his focus always circles back to his time as an undergraduate.

Larry explains that “I observed and learned the importance of friendship, brotherhood, and the necessity of leadership, standards, and accountability.” Larry took these life lessons with him in his work with the Mississippi Theta House Corporation and the Chapter.

In these roles, he mentored many chapter leaders, and helped the Executive Board make responsible decisions and ensure the chapter’s security for the future. While working with Mississippi Theta, Larry also came to more fully appreciate “the full scope of our Fraternity… and how the principles that we tried to instill at Mississippi State were universal.”

His guidance and stewardship of the Mississippi Theta House Corporation and Chapter was recognized outside Mississippi. He was extended an opportunity by Charlie Boyd (Mississippi State ‘65), one of the great leaders of SAE, to serve on the Board of Directors for SAE Financial & Housing (F&H). He has served more than eight years and was the President for 3 years.

T H E I M P O R TA N C E O F C H A P T E R H O U S E S One of Larry’s key insights about the fraternal experience is the crucial role chapter houses play in the fraternal experience and its success. “The chapter house is a foundation for building the college, fraternal experience,” he asserts. “And it is our job as alumni to ensure that this experience incorporates integrity and accountability.” He has seen this first hand in his service to F&H’s mission of owning, managing, and often saving chapter houses and providing a wealth of housing related services to the Realm.

Larry, Toodie, and Greg Somers.

Few people are as qualified to testify to the importance of the chapter house. During his work with F&H and Greg Somers (Michigan State ‘98), the long standing F&H CEO, and many committed Board members, F&H has invested millions in saving and preserving 16

FA M I LY B O N D S Finally, Larry’s impact on SAE extends to his own family. Two of his three brothers followed in his footsteps at Mississippi State and Mississippi Theta. Terry (‘76), a recently retired maxillofacial surgeon, is now the President of the House Corporation and is a leader in contributing to the success of this outstanding chapter. Darrell Jones (‘79), a recently retired USAF Lt. General (3 Star), was also a member of the Chapter and still supports SAE in Texas. And Darrell’s son USAF Lt. Col. Taylor Jones also followed in the family SAE tradition at Mississippi State.

W I S D O M FO R F U T U R E G E N E R AT I O N S When asked what advice he would give to undergraduates and young alumni, Larry offers this:

“TAKE THE TIME TO REFLECT AND ACT, DURING AND PARTICULARLY AFTER YOUR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BROTHERHOOD AND FRIENDSHIPS YOU FOUND IN SAE, AND HOW IT WILL IMPACT YOU THROUGHOUT THE REST OF YOUR LIFE.” Larry and his family’s story is more than a testament to the power of brotherhood—it’s a reminder that leadership, service, and unwavering support define the SAE experience. His and his family’s legacy stands as an inspiration, and a challenge to future generations to uphold these values and leave their own mark on the Fraternity.

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LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: ED FULLER

MERCER BID DAY

Another successful recruitment for the Georgia Psi chapter culminates in an unforgettable bid day.

2024 PHI ALPHA OPEN

Brothers from the Western Michigan (Michigan Delta) chapter at TPC Michigan.

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Congratulations to Brother Ed Fuller (Boston ‘68) for receiving the ALIS Lifetime Achievement Award. This prominent award is presented to an individual who has made significant contributions to the hospitality industry through their actions, deeds, and accomplishments.

MERIT KEY RECIPIENT: JACK HOWARD

Honoring John W. “Jack” Howard (Miami (OH) ’63) for his volunteerism and leadership at the Ohio Tau Chapter, Brother Howard was recognized with the Merit Key Award. He was joined by Chris Hancock (Indiana State ’96), Paul Hunter (Miami (OH) ’89), Steve Butler (Miami (OH) ’89), Jack Kortekamp (Miami (OH) ’77) and Pat McCafferty (Miami (OH) ’77).

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The Georgia Epsilon chapter welcomed 29 new brothers this spring.

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Anthony Falduto Jr. (Stockton ‘24) was identified as a match for someone in need. The NMDP team arranged for him to fly out and donate his blood stem cells, ultimately helping to save a life.

Brothers from the Washington Gamma chapter gathered together on March 8 at the Tacoma Yacht Club to celebrate Founders’ Day. Brothers Dan Martin ’68, Burr Anderson ’68, Jim Clary ’67, Craig Voegele ’68, Craig Mendenhall ’73, Jerry Reilly ’67, Bob Mathews ’70, Judge Tom Felnagle ’70, Dr. Don Perry ’71, Mike O Connell ’68 have celebrated Founders’ Day together for the past 30 years.

ANNUAL MUDBOWL EVENT

Executive board members of the Michigan (Michigan Iota-Beta) chapter visited C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital to present a donation of $46,000, raised during their annual Mudbowl event.

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“We have the Schoolhouse, we need the School.”

Snow and ice blanketed most of the country and disrupted travel plans across the Realm while Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s 86th National Leadership School began. Despite Mother Nature’s best efforts, a bevy of undergraduates made the annual trip to Chicago, Illinois, to participate in this year’s installment. Four hundred and nineteen attendees from one hundred and sixty-five Chapters and Emerging Chapters descended upon the Windy City to take part in a weekend filled with brotherhood, development, and collaboration.

John O. Moseley (Oklahoma 1918) was instrumental in championing the first National Leadership School, which took place in the summer of 1935 on the shores of Lake Michigan in Evanston. Moseley felt strongly that the Fraternity could do more to instill leadership qualities within its members and create something no other organization had previously tried. Although much has changed since then, the ideals still ring true. More than 89 years later, the tradition set forth by one of Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s most incredible men is still going strong.

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BY NOAH HADDAWAY (FROSTBURG STATE ’21) & KAYLA MCCLOUD

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s National Leadership School now offers two separate tracks, each aimed at equipping our members with new skills they can take home to their Chapter once the weekend concludes. The Leadership Track, meant for general members, takes 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 focus on building the skills needed to serve in any leadership role and build leadership competencies required to lead within the Fraternity, their community, and their professional roles. The Executive Track, designed for members with specific roles, focuses on increasing officers’ understanding of their roles and responsibilities, team building, goal setting, strategy development, and implementation.

NMDP, and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals — were in attendance. Greekbill and Campus Collections rounded out the roster, with the latter providing an apt event t-shirt showcasing the Levere Memorial Temple encased in a snowglobe with the skyline of Chicago in the distance.

This year’s iteration spanned four days and two locations. The

“I LEARNED A LOT OF VALUABLE IDEAS AND MET A LOT OF GREAT PEOPLE.”

schedule included small group activities and discussions led by the incredible team of facilitators, comprised of alumni volunteers and Fraternity Service Center Staff, as well as several large group sessions. Those general sessions allowed attendees to collaborate with peers and hear from speakers who addressed broader topics, led by industry leaders, accomplished alumni, and compassionate activists alike.

As everyone filed into the Grand Ballroom, Eminent Supreme Archon Mark McDonough (Youngstown State ‘98) warmly welcomed this year’s attendees and performed the Opening Ceremony according to Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s Ritual. Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s Director of Education Hannah Blenden took the opportunity to review the weekend’s agenda and address expectations briefly before sending everyone on their way to their first small group meeting.

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Specially curated icebreakers were the first focal point of the first “Chapter Meeting,” designed to loosen everyone up and allow them to be their authentic selves. From there, participants received an overview of the roles and responsibilities of officers, which then led to a few other exercises intended to get the participants in the right mind frame for the sessions to come.

Shortly after the first meeting, dinner was served in the Grand Ballroom while we launched our new partnership with Birches Health.

Birches Health is a leading behavioral addiction treatment provider specializing in virtual care for compulsive behaviors. This partnership is another significant step to providing the evolving types of support needed in today’s world and for the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

The next activity for the undergraduate members was a general session in which Gentry McCreary from Dyad Strategies reviewed this year’s Brotherhood Assessment results. The Brotherhood

DAY O N E The foyers and corridors were buzzing with zeal as the undergraduates, clad in their future alma mater’s colors, flooded the Marriott Chicago O’Hare while waiting to check in for the event. Even though rival colors clashed outside the Grand Ballroom, deep down, we were all loyal to the Royal Purple and Old Gold.

A bit of downtime before the 86th National Leadership School officially kicked off afforded ample time to meet this year’s exhibitors. The SAE Foundation and SAE Financial & Housing were well represented. They lined up and were ready to form new connections with the undergraduates or reaffirm their commitment to one another. Three of our national service partners — Movember,

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86TH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOOL RECAP Assessment is an anonymous survey intended to equip our chapters with the ability to understand and assess risk factors associated with group archetypes. McCreary was able to give context behind the questions posed in the survey and offer additional insight into the program. During the “Chapter Meeting” that followed, the discussion centered on Dyad and how members can be catalysts for change while bringing belonging and accountability home to their chapters.

“EVERYTHING I LEARNED WAS NEW AND ENGAGING.” JACOB MOWAT (SOUTH ALABAMA)

Day One wrapped up with the annual T-Shirt Swap, where participants were encouraged to bring an extra t-shirt to trade with another chapter from the Realm — many designs were sought after, especially the shirt that the men from Vanderbilt University (Tennessee Nu) brought depicting the celebratory scenes from where Nashville’s Cumberland River meets Broadway after their football team’s historical defeat of Mother Mu’s. Finally, Kevin Gath (Western Carolina ‘14) hosted a fireside chat named “SAE Stories, Myths, and Legends” in the River Room, where Fraternity Service Center Staff and undergraduate members were regaled in our Fraternity’s deep history by one of our most learned brothers.

DAY T WO While the first day of the 86th National Leadership School was hard to beat, day two held the prospect of a visit home — The Levere Memorial Temple awaited all four hundred and nineteen attendees with open arms- but first, there was business to attend to.

Friday opened up with everyone donning their Leadership School Event T-shirt and a general session led by Dr. Spencer Long and Kevin Gath. During this session titled The Importance of Member Education, they explained the history behind how new members

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pews of the Peace Chapel, where space was at a premium on the first and second floors. The day’s first speaker was Dan Wenker (Penn State ‘81), who delivered an inspiring message entitled “Discovering Your Purpose.” Brother Wenker’s brave depiction of surviving a neardeath mountaineering mishap in the Grand Tetons left the audience agasp. Before the break, the photographers took a group picture, as the name John Johnson echoed throughout the Temple.

“THE SESSIONS WERE GREAT. GREAT CONTENT AND GREAT SPEAKERS.” NIC POULOS (RUTGERS)

The following “Chapter Meeting” built upon Dr. Long and Brother Gath’s session and allowed participants to look deeper into the Phoenix Member Education program with the expert guidance of our facilitators. The buses eagerly awaited their passengers in the hotel’s parking lot as the meeting continued. During this activity, the smaller groups were divided into four and given a specific lesson to research and teach, showcasing the ease, accessibility, and value of our Brother-to-Brother lessons. The participants trickled out of their meeting and queued up, ready to depart for Evanston.

Snow flurries fell while buses methodically pulled up to 1856 Sheridan Road, the headquarters of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the Levere Memorial Temple. Many brothers visiting for the first time were awestruck at the building’s beauty while snapping pictures and making memories that would last a lifetime. The last few buses arrived while lunch was served in Nippert Hall, followed shortly by tours of the facility led by facilitators and a few Fraternity Service Center Staff members.

A brief respite between speakers gave everyone more time to explore or take Brother Wenker up on his generous offer of a personalized and autographed copy of his book Staying on Guard.

“I GATHERED LOTS OF GOOD INSIGHT, AND IT WAS A VERY WELCOMING ATMOSPHERE.”

As the sun shone through the beautiful Tiffany Stained Glass, the final speaker of the day, Chairman of the SAE Foundation Les Ireland (Towson ’86), took to the podium. Les delivered a presentation titled “College to Career,” aimed at equipping this year’s attendees with the insight and skillset required to be competitive in the job market after graduation. Following a raucous applause, each row of the Peace Chapel was dismissed to move downstairs back to Nippert Hall, where Lou Malnati’s Chicago Style Deep Dish Pizza was served. With full minds and clean plates, the buses were loaded up again, ready to make the trip back to the Marriott Chicago O’Hare.

Once the hunger pangs subsided and after everyone visited the Tower Room and located their Chapter’s stained glass, it was time to get into the heart of the day’s schedule. Everyone loaded into the

The night was not yet over as the Grand Ballroom transformed into a game room offering multiple activities- brothers enjoyed cornhole, air hockey, and games of chance. At the same time, the Buckeyes played the Longhorns in a College Football Playoff game. The men from Texas Rho looked to the ice cream bar to ease their pain while

AIDAN GARVIN (CINCINNATI)

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86TH NATIONAL LEADERSHIP SCHOOL RECAP the Ohio State fans celebrated a tight win and a berth in the National Championship. Lastly, Kevin Gath hosted the second installment of SAE Stories, Myths, and Legends in the River Room to put a wrap on day two.

Following the rotations, the attendees headed towards the Grand Ballroom again for a pair of general sessions geared towards accountability and health & safety. Lianne Kowiak was our first speaker of the afternoon. She delivered a powerful message titled “The Truth.” There was not a dry eye to be found as Lianne shared the heartbreaking story of losing her son, Harrison, to senseless hazing.

In appreciation for her efforts to end hazing by speaking across the country and collaborating with Congress to pass stricter legislation, Mark McDonough presented Lianne with artwork depicting the LMT’s stained glass panel of Lucy Pattie. Following that touching moment, the Risk Management Team- Steadman Boston (Winthrop ’17), Layne Smith (Winthrop ’19), John Hatfield (Arkansas-Little Rock ’77), and Madison Simmons- led a session on Health, Safety, and Accountability, addressing real-world problems that our chapters have faced. Additionally, we launched our partnership with RealResponse, a confidential platform designed to enhance safety and accountability by providing members and guests with an anonymous way to report emergencies, crises, or general concerns.

DAY T H R E E As the sun rose, day three of the 86th National Leadership began.

The schedule was chalked full of activities and sessions, with a few surprises sprinkled in. The day’s attire was billed as “Wear your Letters,” leading to a hodgepodge of old recruitment or event t-shirts, traditional styled hoodies, to beautifully embroidered chapter polos.

Saturday began in earnest with rotational sessions, delving into four distinct topics. In the first session, Spencer Long hosted a service project for our national partner, Sleep in Heavenly Peace, which tasked each member with a role in making blankets for Chicagoland children in need. Just down the hall, Quinn Moran led a rousing talk on recruitment and addressed several issues for chapters regardless of their aptitude in adding new members. Further along, SAE Foundation Trustee Tom LaMantia (Arizona ‘87) hosted the third rotational session on entrepreneurship. Last but not least was the fourth rotational session on housing put together by the SAE Financial & Housing team- which included Greg Somers (Michigan State ‘98), Jason Andrick (Frostburg State ‘97), and Jake Showalter (Case Western Reserve ‘98).

“THE SESSIONS ANSWERED A LOT OF QUESTIONS AND GAVE ME A NEW WEB OF BROTHERS TO REACH OUT TO; IT ALSO GAVE ME A FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON SAE.” CALVIN LEE (CAL STATE – NORTHRIDGE) 24

Some exciting announcements accompanied that night’s dinner. Our very own Director of Education, Hannah Blenden, was honored with the Order of the Violet Award for her outstanding contributions to the team. The Order of the Violet is given to the women in our lives who have shown commitment to the Fraternity and its mission through actions, support, involvement, or volunteer effort, demonstrating loyalty and service to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. To celebrate Hannah, the gentlemen in the room serenaded her with the timeless Violets from one knee.

Once desserts were served, Tom Killian (Indiana State ‘99), President and CEO of the SAE Foundation, announced that the SAE Foundation raised an impressive $4,040 for the Annual Loyalty Fund at Leadership School. This fundraising initiative included donations from 129 new members of the Phi Alpha Club, an exclusive undergraduate giving society. Alex Pavic (Gettysburg) was the lucky

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) he joined the workforce. Buchanan has had a decorated experience as a member and was awarded the Distinguished Service Award #130 in 2011, the highest achievement award that can be bestowed upon a brother. Todd continued with the lessons he has learned as an executive, giving the attendees some great perspective on life after college.

As a final act, ESA Mark McDonough wrapped up the event with a heartfelt Closing Ceremony according to Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s Ritual, leading to a boisterous SAE Yell to bellow towards the rafters and likely wake up anyone who slept through their alarm.

“THE CHAIRS ARE ALL EMPTY, THE LAST GUEST HAS GONE” winner of the vintage SAE Badge giveaway that was generously donated by Dave Griego (New Mexico ‘83). A big thank you to all the attendees who donated to be a part of this special effort.

The evening continued with another “Chapter Meeting” centered on the theme of communication; the facilitators began the session with a great activity where the groups were divided once again and given LEGO sets to build. There was a caveat, though. Each group had their ability to communicate altered or taken away completely. Others did not even receive instructions, cementing the idea that you need a blueprint to follow to accomplish most things. Once the LEGOs were picked up and put away, the groups began to break down effective communication skills needed to run a chapter and recruit new members. The night transitioned into the final general session of the weekend headed up by Dr. Anthony Mack (North Florida ‘11) and Cullen Kerigan (Western Carolina ‘22). Dr. Mack and Brother Kerigan instructed the men on SWAT analyses and SMART Goals, setting the table for the next “Chapter Meeting” named Action Planning that followed. Action Planning helped the undergraduates take everything they learned throughout the weekend and make goals to help improve their chapter once the new semester begins.

This year’s Leadership School was one for the books. Songs led by Fred Phelps (Eastern New Mexico ‘64) echoed throughout the Marriott and in the Levere Memorial Temple, helping weave a rich tapestry of tradition and camaraderie. A strong sense of brotherhood was felt over the four days while sitting elbow to elbow in the Peace Chapel or jamming along to Gelo’s viral hit song as the buses transported us across Evanston’s surface streets, passing by the exact gate Harry S. Bunting was first introduced to William C. Levere on Nortwestern’s stunning campus.

Now the bags were packed, participant guides loaded with helpful notes, and only memories of the 86th National Leadership School remain. In the lobby, Instagram handles and handshakes were exchanged while waiting for shuttles back to Chicago O’Hare International Airport. Others headed downtown to see Millenium Park and try an Italian Beef sandwich from Portillo’s before their latenight flights. Brothers who did not know each other before the weekend began ended the event as close mates, solidifying one of our four pillars, friendship.

Attendees left Chicago with their cups full, ready to take on the new semester and bring some newly found initiative home to their chapters.

A full day came to a close once again in the River Room with Kevin Gath and his final installation of “SAE Stories, Myths, and Legends” taking us through the different generations of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, showcasing how far we have come and just how excited we should be for the future of our Fraternity.

DAY FO U R The final day of the 86th National Leadership School came to a close, but not before this year’s keynote speaker addressed the undergraduates. Past Eminent Supreme Archon Todd Buchanan (Southern Mississippi ‘90) shared his journey, starting as a young man in Mississippi working for everything he had. Todd emphasized the impact SAE had on him during his formative years and beyond as

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ILLINOIS 125TH ANNIVERSARY

The Illinois Beta chapter marked its 125th Anniversary on September 13-14, 2024, with more than 120 alumni in attendance. It was a weekend filled with unforgettable moments of SAE brotherhood. “There is truly something special going on at Illinois Beta,” Greg Martin (Illinois ‘76) said, “The Chapter is made up of great young men and has amazing alumni who are supportive and actively engaged.”

TRUE GENTLEMAN ON SHARK TANK

Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s values of brotherhood, leadership, and perseverance have shaped Brother Luke St. Amand’s (Long Island ‘22) journey. His startup, Lectec, was founded on the belief that students learn best through hands-on experience. The company creates DIY electric vehicle kits, allowing students to build and ride their own electric transportation while applying STEM concepts.

What began as a garage project, sparked by his nephew’s curiosity, has now grown into a startup drawing attention from educators, students, and even the Sharks.

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FABIAN VANTASSELL

Fabian Vantassell (Penn State-Harrisburg ‘24), from Newville, Pennsylvania, received his bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Sociology during Penn State Harrisburg’s fall 2024 commencement ceremony. Fabian spoke to the graduating class, sharing his journey as a first-generation college student, overcoming adversity to find success on campus.

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SUCCESSFUL ALUMNI: 2025

All of these individuals were nominated and completed an application for consideration. Evaluators scored applicants on professional achievements, community involvement, and leadership.

If you know a young alumnus deserving of recognition for next year’s 20 Under 40 list, please email foundation@sae.net. Individuals must be SAE alumni members in good standing and under 40 years old by March 31, 2026. Individuals who made previous SAE 20 Under 40 Successful Alumni Lists are not eligible.

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) MASON CAGLE (UNION ’20) Mason is the Chief Operating Officer at Youth Town of Tennessee, a faith-based, nonprofit residential treatment facility for adolescents struggling with substance abuse. Under his leadership, the organization increased its capacity and started necessary renovations. Mason holds multiple positions at his church, including serving as the Team Leader for the Recreation Committee, where he oversees the youth basketball league.

RILEY CAGLE (PENN STATE-HARRISBURG ’20) Riley is an Advocacy Associate at the American Industrial Hygiene Association, representing certified industrial hygienists at government agencies. His research on migrant labor abuse in the agriculture industry was cited five times by the Department of Labor while changing the H-2A program to expand protections for temporary agricultural workers. Riley also serves as the SAE Chapter Advisor for Penn State-Harrisburg.

CHRISTOPHER CHAFFEE (SOUTHERN METHODIST ’11) Christopher is Assistant Chief Counsel for the U.S. Government, representing the Department of Homeland Security and providing legal advice to Immigration and Customs Enforcement through the Office of the Principal Legal Advisor in Houston, Texas. Christopher has received a Performance Award every year since 2014 and a Special Act Award in 2023 for his contributions to interagency cooperation.

JT CONTRESTANO (FRESNO STATE ’11) JT is a Real Estate Broker and Investor who works in residential, agricultural, commercial, and investment real estate. He has earned two Elite Agent Awards for Sales and was recognized on Business Street’s 40 Under 40 in 2023. As a former professional mixed martial artist, he volunteers by hosting self-defense seminars and mentors new fighters.

SETH CRAWFORD (HOUSTON ’18) Seth is a Vice President of Marketing & Expansion at Challenge Entertainment, overseeing marketing strategy and technology systems. He holds several volunteer roles with SAE, including Province Sigma Deputy Archon. Additionally, he serves on the University of Houston’s Valenti School of Communication Board of Directors, where he helps raise scholarship funds and organizes networking events for alumni and students.

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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON’S 20 UNDER 40 JJ DEFOREST, JR. (HOUSTON ’19) JJ is a Senior Financial Advisor and Senior Portfolio Advisor at Merrill Lynch. After being recognized by Forbes for several years, his team, TSPN Wealth Management, was awarded the #5 spot on the Forbes 2025 Best-In-State Wealth Management teams for Texas - Houston. JJ volunteers for SAE by serving on the Texas Epsilon Alumni Board, where he advises the Chapter’s Executive Officers.

DAVID FARRIS (NEVADA-RENO ’16) David is the Owner and CEO of OFF THE HOUSE, a digital marketing agency. He was recognized as the youngest recipient of Vegas Inc’s 40 Under 40 Award in 2021. At his previous company, Planet 13, he created a meal program that donated 10,000 meals to at-risk senior citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to give back to his community.

JACK GOMBACH (ALBRIGHT ’14) Jack is the Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer for the City of Reading, Pennsylvania, overseeing daily operations and managing a $120 million budget. Jack works closely with the Mayor, City Council, and community leaders to revitalize the city and attract businesses to invest in Reading. Additionally, Jack serves on several boards for organizations and companies based in Reading.

DRAKE GOODMAN (PENNSYLVANIA ’24) Drake is an Investor at Blackstone. He founded Recycle for Africa, a nonprofit that improves infrastructure and provides lunch programs to schools in Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya. He also founded the San Francisco Bay Area branch of Junior Dec My Room, a national nonprofit that decorates pediatric patient hospital rooms. Since its inception in 2016, he has helped decorate over 170 hospital rooms.

MATT GOSA (KENNESAW STATE ’12) Matt is the Senior Manager of Design Integration at McCarthy Building Companies. He was selected to participate in the company’s exclusive Emerging Leadership Program. Matt serves as a company mentor and volunteers with the ACE Mentor Program. Matt is involved with several organizations in the St. Louis area, including F3, where he organizes free workouts for men in his community.

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) ADAM GROTHOUSE (CINCINNATI ’12) Adam is a Regional Process Expert for SABIC, responsible for improving manufacturing efficiency, quality, and production stability across manufacturing sites. He has received the SABIC Manufacturing Leadership Award seven times, which recognizes excellence in manufacturing performance. Adam volunteers with SABIC’s Mentor Program providing guidance to an elementary student mentee, and works with SABIC’s Discover Science Program, promoting STEM careers.

CHASE JOHNSON (MOREHEAD STATE ’16) Chase is an Information Security Architect in the cybersecurity industry. He was honored by the State of Kentucky with the title of Kentucky Colonel, the highest civilian honor, recognizing notable achievements and contributions. He serves on his alma mater’s Alumni Board and Department of Engineering Sciences Advisory Board. He is the SAE Province Xi Secretary and the ISACA Kentuckiana Technology Chair.

ALEX KANZLER (COLORADO ’08) Alex is the Winemaker, Owner, and CEO of Kanzler Vineyards. He was awarded Sonoma County Harvest Fair’s Outstanding Young Farmer, San Francisco Chronicle’s Winemaker to Watch, and received dozens of 90+ point scores from various professional wine critics. He is involved with professional associations in Sonoma County and Sebastopol Hills and is a Founding Member and Board of Directors Member of Sebastopol Hills Winegrowers.

NICKALUS KHAN (MEMPHIS ’08) Nicklaus is the Associate Professor and Assistant Program Director of Neurosurgery at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center. He is a Staff Neurosurgeon at Semmes Murphey Clinic. He is involved with several professional associations, including the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the North American Skull Base Society, serving as Scientific Program Chair.

WES LYON (SOUTH CAROLINA ’10) Wes is the Co-Founder of Allegiance Flag Supply, a company with a 100% made-in-America supply chain. Since it began in 2020, the company has achieved an average annual growth rate of 98%. Allegiance Flag Supply donates money and products to first responders and militaryrelated nonprofits. Wesley was a Community Impact Award recipient for the Charleston County Economic Development Council in 2025.

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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON’S 20 UNDER 40 NICHOLAS O’BOYLE (GEORGE MASON ’12) Nicholas is Deputy Chief of Staff for U.S. Representative Ron Estes. As a chief advisor, he focuses on Rep. Estes’s tax and trade work in the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means.

Nicholas executes the Congressman’s legislative priorities, successfully including them in several legislative packages. He’s involved with George Mason University’s Honors College Engaged Alumni Network, which selects students for their Scholars Program.

BRANDON PIKE (ARIZONA STATE ’19) Brandon is the Founder and Managing Partner at Capital Bay Partners, a commercial real estate investment firm that focuses on Value-Add and Opportunistic investment strategies. He was named the youngest partner at his previous investment firm and grew the company to over $275 million in assets under management. He serves as a Board Member for the SAE Phoenix Area Alumni Association.

RICHARD SLONSKI (NORTHERN ILLINOIS ’08) Richard is a Nursing Professional Development Practitioner at Vanderbilt University Medical Center who oversees the onboarding and training of nursing staff. He is an Adjunct Professor/ Clinical Instructor for nursing student clinical groups. He is an Army Veteran and has earned several awards, including a Combat Action Badge. He volunteers as an SAE Advisor and serves on NIU’s Greek Alumni Council and IFC Alumni Council.

EVAN WARDROP (NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE ’15) Evan is a CPA and Senior Manager at the Siegfried Group, where he works with public companies on financial reporting. Evan is heavily involved with his church, volunteering with the weekly youth group, seasonal camps, and community outreach and mission trips. He has served Big Brothers Big Sisters for five years and remains involved with SAE as Province Omicron Treasurer.

TANNER ZIMMERMAN (PENN STATE-HARRISBURG ’19) Tanner is the Operations Manager of Zimmerman Truck Lines and Truck Repairs. He is involved with several community organizations, including the Harrisburg Young Professionals serving as Membership Co-Chair and Juniata County’s Business and Education Board and Prevention Board. Tanner remains involved with SAE as the Province Rho-Eta Deputy Archon and Chapter Advisor for the chapter at Penn State-Harrisburg.

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ENSOR FAMILY GOLF TOURNAMENT

For the fourth consecutive year, the Frostburg State (Maryland Delta) Alumni have conducted a memorial golf tournament (Ensor Family Golf Tournament) in memory of Frederick (Rick) Talbot Ensor, Jr. (Frostburg State ‘94), a brother who passed onto the Chapter Eternal too soon.

This year, Belle Machre was the beneficiary and received $9,000 as a result of the event. In the past four years, the event has donated more than $50,000 to community charity groups in the Greater Baltimore area. Belle Machre provides lifelong care, opportunities and support to individuals with developmental disabilities in the Great Baltimore Area. At the most recent event in October 2024, Brother Ensor’s widow (Lynne) and daughters (Delaney & Ashley) were awarded the Order of the Violet for their continued involvement with the annual golf event.

HOUSE CORPORATION OFFICER WORKSHOP JULY 23, 2025

TRAINING & BENCHMARKING OPPORTUNITY: HOUSE CORPORATION OFFICER WORKSHOPS

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SAE Financial & Housing continues to host a series of House Corporation Officer Virtual Workshops. The inaugural workshop was held in December 2022, and the program has experienced impressive growth with respect to attendance and realm-wide representation as it remans a quarterly fixture in 2025. The next scheduled offering will occur on July 23 at 6:30PM central.

From a content perspective, each workshop installment focuses on three topics. These topics are chosen based on chapter house/ house corporation seasonal content (move-in, move-out, summer turnover, leasing, etc), recent innovations/technology developments and reflections on past participant requests/feedback. Often an SAE House Corporation best practice is highlighted for a realistic benchmarking opportunity.

The overarching goal is to promote Fraternity, Foundation, and F&H offerings that can further benefit, train and ensure safe, stable, and attractive chapter housing.

For more information or to arrange for a 1-on-1 consultation, please contact JP Andrick at jandrick@saehousing.com or (847) 513-2378.

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50 YEARS OF HUNTING & BROTHERHOOD

In 1974, current Eminent Supreme Warden Jim Skaggs (Oklahoma State ‘78) joined his father on a pheasant hunt in Nebraska. The following year, brother Ed Horkey (Oklahoma State ‘78) joined them. That began a 50-year pheasant hunting odyssey from Nebraska to Kansas to Oklahoma. Throughout the years, the tradition grew and included multiple SAE brothers. Annually they celebrate their reunion with a little hunting, some old jokes, a lot of laughs and a few tears. With every gathering, the bonds of brotherhood grow firmer and stronger!

NAPLES FOUNDERS’ DAY

Alumni from Naples, Florida, came together for a lively Founders’ Day celebration, complete with some great eyewear from the SAE Foundation.

TRUE GENTLEMAN IN TIMES SQUARE

Dayton (Ohio Chi-Sigma) Brother and former IFC President Terrance White was recognized by the American Advertising Federation in Times Square as one of the most promising advertising students in the country.

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DEAR BROTHERS,

As President & CEO of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation, I am pleased to bring you this report of the Foundation’s FY25 milestones and initiatives thus far. As we continue to build upon the Fraternity’s rich history, the Board of Trustees and I are unendingly grateful for your dedication and support to our Brotherhood, and we look forward to the coming months and years.

Your unwavering commitment allows us to continue fostering leadership, scholarship, and lifelong Brotherhood.

As an exciting first piece of business, I am delighted to announce that, beginning with this issue of The Record, we will expand the Foundation’s content, informing you of the organization’s impact and work through news and updates. One of the most interesting projects is a special series celebrating the upcoming 100th Anniversary of the Levere Memorial Temple in 2030.

Throughout the next five years, each issue of The Record will feature a dedicated article exploring this cherished landmark's origins, history, significance, and future. We hope these articles will serve as an opportunity to showcase the facets of the Levere Memorial Temple that have carried SAE’s ideals and Brotherhood from its beginnings into this modern day, encouraging more Brothers to take part in ensuring its legacy for future generations.

The first article revisits the Levere Memorial Temple’s origins and the vision behind its inception, bringing us back to SAE’s 70th Anniversary Convention in Boston, Massachusetts, in December 1926. This momentous gathering laid the foundation for a lasting symbol of Brotherhood, tradition, and dedication within SAE. To read the article, see page 36.

Since the Fall 2024 issue of The Record, the SAE Foundation has made significant progress in fundraising and engagement efforts.

This past Interfraternal Giving Tuesday Challenge witnessed an incredible outpouring of generosity from our members and the Greek community. Twelve fraternity and sorority foundations raised a cumulative $1.92 million for their respective foundations. Thanks to the support of 730 donors, we surpassed our fundraising goal, raising more than $226,000 for the Annual Loyalty Fund. This dedication to the SAE Foundation continues to propel our mission forward.

contributions from 129 new Phi Alpha Club members and other donors. The Phi Alpha Club is an exclusive giving society for undergraduate members who donate at least $25 to the Annual Loyalty Fund. In return, they receive a Phi Alpha lapel pin.

The Foundation also spoke to attendees about the National Scholarship Program and ΣAE Career Connect programs like the True Gentleman Mentor Program and the ΣAE Job Board. These initiatives are invaluable resources that help our members succeed beyond their collegiate years. For more information on these programs, please visit sae.net.

Also included in this issue is the 2025 20 Under 40 Successful Alumni List. Every Spring since 2021, the SAE Foundation has selected 20 young alumni and highlighted their accomplishments in

The Record. All of these honorees are first nominated and then apply for recognition. A selection committee reviews the applications, awarding points for professional achievements, community involvement, and leadership. The SAE Foundation looks forward to celebrating their accomplishments and contributions to their communities. To read this year’s 20 Under 40 Successful Alumni List, see page 28.

Lastly, as I write this letter, the 7th Annual March to the Madness Tournament is underway! Modeled after the NCAA’s March Madness, this fundraising campaign brings out the best in our Chapters nationwide. This year, both the Round of 64 and the Round of 32 set new fundraising records, and to date, the 2025 Tournament has raised over $106,000. When this issue is delivered, we will have our 2025 M2M Champion. Will Oklahoma claim its 6th title, or will another Chapter add its name to the M2M trophy at the Levere Memorial Temple?

Looking forward, our Virtual Silent Auction will kick off in June 2025, and we are currently accepting donated items and experiences.

Check out our “Wish List” on page 68. Last year, we auctioned tickets to many sporting events, including the Indy 500 and an Ohio State football game. Rounds of golf at coveted courses like Valhalla Golf Club and Chicago Golf Club were also included.

As we continue growing and moving ever-forward as an organization, I am excited about what lies ahead for the SAE Foundation and opportunities to strengthen the bonds between all generations of Brothers. Thank you for being a vital part of our success.

Fraternally yours,

In January, I attended the 86th National Leadership School, my first as President & CEO of the Foundation, which was an unforgettable experience. Witnessing our undergraduate members visit the Levere Memorial Temple for the first time was inspiring. Brothers continue to find wonder and joy in the history of SAE after exploring this historic landmark.

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LEVERE MEMORIAL TEMPLE CENTENNIAL SERIES: HONORING THE PAST, INSPIRING THE FUTURE

BY TABITHA PARENT

For 169 years, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has upheld the values of friendship, scholarship, leadership, and service. Today, these ideals are nowhere more clearly embodied than within the walls of the Levere Memorial Temple (LMT), a Gothic-style structure (now the seat of the Fraternity’s operations in Evanston, Illinois) erected between 1929 and 1930 as a lasting tribute to the Fraternity’s members who served their country during World War I (and other wars). While the LMT was born from a deep desire — perhaps even a duty — to honor Brothers who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country, its founders ensured that its purpose would extend far beyond remembrance.

At the 70th Anniversary Convention held in Boston, Massachusetts, in December 1926, the Supreme Council established the Levere Memorial Foundation of Sigma Alpha Epsilon (now known as the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation). The Levere Memorial Temple was so central to the Supreme Council’s vision for the SAE Foundation that its first three “Objects and Purposes” were dedicated solely to defining and preserving the LMT’s role within Sigma Alpha Epsilon for generations to come.

1 . T O E R E C T A N D M A I N TA I N A M E M O R I A L T E M PL E I N H O N O R A N D M E M O RY O F M E M B E R S O F S I G M A A L PH A E P S I LO N W H O S E RV E D T H E I R CO U N T RY O N L A N D O R S E A A N D R E N D E R E D OTHER DISTINGUISHED AND PATRIOTIC SERVICE .

The Levere Memorial Temple's genesis traces back to World War I's aftermath. In June 1919, during the 63rd Anniversary Victory Convention in Buffalo, New York (the first post-war SAE Convention), an exploratory committee was formed to create a memorial honoring SAE members who died in the war. This initiative, led by William C. Levere (Northwestern 1897), culminated in the designation of an exploratory committee to establish the LMT. Now, nearly 100 years later, the LMT still stands — in memory of those same Brothers who gave their lives for their country.

In its early years, visitors used the Peace Chapel in the LMT as a site to honor those who died in World War I. Since then, its purpose has expanded, and additional memorials have been added to the chapel to honor Brothers who died in the Civil War, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, and those who perished on 9/11 and in the resulting conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Additionally, another memorial honors Brothers who served as law enforcement officers.

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2 . T O M A I N TA I N T H E R E I N A M E M O R I A L C H A PE L , A L I B R A RY, M U S E U M , A N D A R C H I V E S .

To this day, the memorial Peace Chapel is adorned with brilliant, themed stained glass windows crafted by renowned artist Louis Comfort Tiffany. These windows are portals to moments in time, illuminating the chapel’s walls, which are bedecked with artwork depicting instances from the Fraternity’s past.

The chapel’s vaulted ceilings, stone archways, and dark wood interior lend themselves to an atmosphere of solemn reverence and quiet reflection. Rows and rows of wooden pews extend toward the altar, guiding the eye to the intricate stained glass window that bathes the chapel in colorful light. Delicate chandeliers hang from the ceilings, illuminating the rich stonework and elaborately painted walls.

To embellish the Chapel’s interior, Judge Alfred K. Nippert (Cincinnati 1896) , who served as Chairman of the Building Committee for the Levere Memorial Temple, sought out Johannes Waller (Northwestern 1936), a German painter from Munich, bringing him to America to work on the Peace Chapel and other murals throughout the building.

Over the course of nine years, Waller and an assistant meticulously transformed the space, using imported German paints, to create the breathtaking designs that are still visible in the chapel space today.

Adding to the grandeur of the space, at the base of the ceiling arches, twelve carved solid oak busts guard the space. Designed and sculpted by Chicago artist Joseph Dux, these solemn figures represent soldiers from all American wars.

3 . T O PR E S E RV E D O C U M E N T S , WA R R E CO R D S , WO R K S O F A R T, A N D R E L AT E D O B J E C T S FO R TH E E NCOU R AGE M E NT OF H I STOR IC R E S E A RCH , PA R T I C U L A R LY A S T O T H E H I S T O RY O F E D U C AT I O N A N D CO L L E G E O R G A N I Z AT I O N .

For a Fraternity as distinguished and historically rich as SAE, the addition of the aforementioned library, museum, and extensive archives to the Levere Memorial Temple was essential. The LMT houses a vast collection of memorabilia — including badges, letters, portraits, and personal effects from some of the Fraternity’s most notable members. Among the pieces stored are the shovel used at the LMT's groundbreaking ceremony in 1929, Lucy Pattie's original headstone, William C. Levere's YMCA uniform from World War I, and the Deagan Tower Chimes player. The library contains an extensive collection of scrapbooks that document the unique history of each chapter, featuring photographs, newspaper clippings, composite photos and personal accounts from Chapter Brothers. If an SAE wrote a book, it is likely that the library holds a copy.

Objects Four and Five, while not directly related to the Levere Memorial Temple itself, have played a crucial role in sustaining both the SAE Foundation and the building over the years.

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LEVERE MEMORIAL TEMPLE SAE members across the country. No part of the Levere Memorial Temple that exists today would be possible without the generosity of donors who recognize the importance of preserving and enhancing the legacy of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Through endowments, gifts, and contributions, supporters help maintain the LMT’s mission and ensure its halls continue inspiring and educating for years and years to come.

4 . T O E S TA B L I S H A N D G R A N T S C H O L A R S H I P S A N D LOA N F U N D S T O WO R T H Y A N D N E E DY STUDENTS IN VARIOUS UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING. By providing scholarships and loan funds, the SAE Foundation has supported generations of students in their academic and leadership pursuits by helping to ease the financial burden of higher education.

For example, some funds from the SAE Foundation ensure that students from Chapters across the country are able to attend Leadership School, frequently held at the LMT, ensuring that members are able to interact with the building and situate themselves within its history.

5 . T O R E C E I V E F U N D S , D O N AT I O N S , B E Q U E S T S , LEGACIES, ENDOWMENTS, AND GIFTS, BOTH REAL AND PE RSONAL FOR THE FURTHE R ANCE OF THE OBJE C T S A N D PU R P OS E S OF TH E FOU N DATION .

The 64th Anniversary Convention held in St. Louis, Missouri, in December 1920 moved to professionalize the Fraternity, designating, among other things, the National Endowment Fund, which henceforth made it possible for the Fraternity to ask alumni for donations. As Americans all across the country entered a period of recovery coming out of World War I, donations began to pour in from

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– This article marks the first in a series of articles that will celebrate the upcoming 100th Anniversary of the Levere Memorial Temple and delve deeper into its history, significance, and continued impact on Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Through this series, we invite you to explore the rich traditions and meaningful contributions that have shaped Sigma Alpha Epsilon and the historical legacy behind the LMT that stands as a beacon of our Brotherhood today. The original “Objects and Purposes” of the Levere Memorial Temple Foundation are as relevant today as they were nearly 100 years ago. Whether or not you’ve had the opportunity to visit the Levere Memorial Temple in person, we hope these insights will illuminate the profound importance of this cherished institution to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and help us preserve it and SAE’s legacy for another 100 years and beyond.

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THE ART OF APOLOGY

BY THOMAS C. LAMANTIA (ARIZONA ’87)

We all make mistakes. That is how we learn. So why is it that we cannot make a perfect apology? I thought I would offer up my belief of what makes a perfect apology.

A perfect apology, in my mind, has five required components: 1. Saying you are SORRY. 2. Acknowledging you made a mistake.

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Asking for forgiveness.

Stating what YOU learned from YOUR mistake.

Asking, "Do you have anything that might add to what I learned from this mistake?"

K E E P IT S I NCE R E , GE NU I N E , A N D TO TH E P OI NT The more you try to explain the reasons for your mistake, the more it depreciates the value of the apology to the other person. Sorry means you're going to work damn hard at not letting it happen again.

OW N YO U R M I S TA K E S You are not a victim of circumstances or anything else, nor are you expected to be perfect. Like the first, acknowledge your mistake and keep it sincere, genuine, and to the point. Mistakes are different from failures. I read once: "A mistake is a wrong action, while failure is usually the result of a wrong/bad action. For example, you failed the test because you made mistakes on the test. While a mistake can be fixed, you cannot fix a failure; you can only learn from it."

Although they are different, it can be said a mistake, like a failure, is worse if no one learns from it. I like to think mistakes like failures are unplanned outcomes. Some can be epic. Good or Bad. I have heard the 3M Post-it note glue came from a failure to make a super strong

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adhesive. Now, that is an unplanned outcome and good epic mistake!

Many mistakes throughout our history have led to significant discoveries.

Being an entrepreneur is a never-ending battle of unplanned outcomes or, more succinctly, unplanned and unforeseen experiences. Making mistakes and failures is how we learn; some mistakes have excellent outcomes. Some do not, but many inevitably become notable examples and learning opportunities for others.

This becomes wisdom we can glean from other people's mistakes and successes.

A S K FO R FO R G I V E N E S S An apology is not truly complete or accepted if the receiver is still unwilling to forgive. Sometimes, it can take years for the apology to complete. That is the responsibility of giving them, so do not expect this to come easily or on your schedule. It could be a lifetime.

Sometimes, it never comes. Still, an apology is the right thing to do. It is not a sign of weakness but of strength of character.

STATE WHAT YOU LEARNED FROM YOUR MISTAKE Think about it before you speak. Be succinct in delivery. Most importantly, do not try to tie it to an explanation of why it happened.

Again, defending and explaining why you did what you did depreciates the quality.

DID YOU MISS ANYTHING Ask the party you believe you wronged if you missed anything in what you learned, or if they too have wisdom on the issue. Sometimes, this question prompts others to forgive faster as they feel you are giving them a voice and truly acknowledging the mistake. Most important is to listen genuinely to their perspective. Who knows, you might learn something very useful.

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LILY’S CLASSIC

BOOT HOCKEY, BROTHERHOOD, AND A LEGACY ON ICE

BY HOLCOMBE ROLADER (LOUISIANA STATE ’21) Photo courtesy of Lizzy Larson @larsonaerial.

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) By the time February arrives in Madison, Wisconsin, the city has transformed into a winter wonderland. Lake Mendota freezes solid, students bundle up in layers of red and white, and the anticipation mounts over at the Wisconsin Alpha Chapter house. For the past decade, SAE at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has proudly hosted Lily’s Classic—a boot hockey tournament that brings hundreds onto the ice each winter, all for a cause close to their hearts.

Ten years ago, Lily’s Classic began as a modest fundraiser in memory of Lily Giroux, a young woman who passed away from epilepsy. Her story resonated deeply within the chapter and the undergraduate population at University of Wisconsin, and it propelled people to act.

An active brother at the time stepped up to honor her memory, organizing a small fundraiser to support Lily’s Fund, her family’s charity supporting epilepsy research at UW-Madison.

Today, Lily’s Classic is more than just another SAE event—it’s become part of Madison’s cultural fabric. Each year, hundreds of students and community members gather behind SAE’s iconic lakeside house for an unforgettable afternoon of boot hockey and philanthropy, and one which exemplifies the power of brotherhood and the mission of SAE perfectly.

B O O T H O C K E Y: A C R A S H CO U R S E Boot hockey isn’t your typical ice sport. Forget skates or pucks— participants play in boots with tennis balls instead, leveling the playing field so anyone can join in.

“It allows people that have never touched a hockey stick to be able to play and have fun,” explained Chapter President Ben Huie.

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THE ATMOSPHERE IS ELECTRIC; MUSIC BLASTS THROUGH SPEAKERS WHILE SPECTATORS CHEER LOUDLY FROMSNOWBANKSLININGEACHRINK. SAE converts their backyard beach into two full-sized hockey rinks enclosed by chain-link fencing extending nearly 100 yards out onto frozen Lake Mendota. The atmosphere is electric; music blasts through speakers while spectators cheer loudly from snowbanks lining each rink. Teams from within the Chapter and other Greek organizations eagerly compete for bragging rights while raising money for a great cause.

S E T T I N G T H E S TAG E FO R T H E C L A S S I C Months before the first tennis ball drops onto the ice, SAE brothers are already hard at work. Planning begins each summer as brothers work collaboratively with the university to ensure compliance to all health and safety guidelines. The brothers must also secure sponsors, vendors, merchandise, and donations from local businesses to fund the event. Younger fraternity members referee games on event day, while Chapter Leadership coordinates security logistics and vendor interactions—ensuring everything runs smoothly.

After last year’s disappointing cancellation due to unsafe ice conditions, anticipation for Lily’s Classic 2025 was at an all-time high. Philanthropy Chair Alex Orman admitted that missing last year was “a pretty big damper,” affecting both morale and fundraising efforts significantly.

But this year’s triumphant return marked a welcome comeback.

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G E T T I N G BAC K T O T R A D I T I O N : L I LY ’ S C L A S S I C 2 02 5 The event drew nearly 850 attendees inside SAE’s fenced-in rink area alone—with hundreds more sprawling across frozen Lake Mendota beyond their property line. Through player fees from boot hockey teams, merchandise sales, sponsorships from local brands like Bubbler beverages, and generous GoFundMe contributions, Wisconsin Alpha raised more than $12,000—a remarkable achievement by any measure. While the final tally on donations is still being determined, providing a five-figure donation to such a good cause fulfills the spirit of the event and demonstrates the benefit it brings to the UW Community.

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IT’S NOT JUST ANOTHER GREEK LIFE EVENT; IT’S BECOME AN INTEGRAL PART OF CAMPUS CULTURE. Beyond fundraising numbers, there is something even more meaningful about this event: Lily’s Classic has become woven into Madison’s culture. It’s not just another Greek-life event; it’s become an integral part of campus culture—a tradition students look forward to each winter as much as football Saturdays or spring break trips.

“I can’t name that many universities who can have a party on a lake for a good cause,” said Philanthropy Chair Alex Orman.

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This ambition underscores what makes Lily’s Classic special: blending philanthropy seamlessly into social traditions unique to Wisconsin—and doing so in memory of someone whose legacy continues inspiring positive change long after her passing.

Its widespread adoration may seem surprising to some, but not to the brothers of Wisconsin Alpha. For them, this is a tradition that combines the best aspects of fraternity life: Giving back to the community and having a great time with the brothers. Orman believes this dual-purpose approach motivates students across campus: “A lot of people are motivated to do something fun and give back to the community at the same time.”

PR E S E RV I N G A T R A D I T I O N : L I LY ’ S C L A S S I C G O I N G FO RWA R D Looking ahead, the next phase for Lily’s Classic will focus on maximizing fundraising potential while ensuring the event doesn’t negatively impact UW or Madison at large. This partnership between fraternity, university, and the city of Madison is something the chapter remains committed to preserving. While the current system in Madison is working, Orman dreams ambitiously about collaborating with other SAE chapters across Midwestern

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Ultimately though—as Orman sums up perfectly—the real victory isn’t measured solely by dollars raised or tournament standings:

“SAE WINS NO MATTER WHO COMPETES—AND LILY IS ALWAYS A WINNER FOR A GOOD CAUSE.”

Photo courtesy of Lizzy Larson @larsonaerial.

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DONOR HONOR ROLL

THIS LIST REFLECTS DONATIONS RECEIVED BETWEEN JULY 1 AND DECEMBER 31, 2024, AND ALL LIVING FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE AND HERITAGE SOCIETY DONORS. 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 undergraduate members and academic scholarships to students across the Realm. This list is organized alphabetically by collegiate institution.

For more information about the SAE Foundation and a complete list of donors, visit: sae.net/foundation/

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE

Donors with these icons are members of the Founders’ Circle, a cumulative giving society to acknowledge donors who have made significant contributions throughout their lives. The Foundation is honored to recognize our time-honored donors through the following Founders’ Circle levels: Silver: $5,000-$9,999 Gold: $10,000-$24,999 Pearl: $25,000-$49,999 Amethyst: $50,000-$74,999 Onyx: $75,000-$99,999 Ruby: $100,000-$149,999 Aquamarine: $150,000-$249,999 Emerald: $250,000-$499,999 Sapphire: $500,000-$999,999 Diamond: $1,000,000+

ARCHON CIRCLE

Donors with these icons are members of the Archon Circle, which recognizes individuals who give $500 or more to the Annual Loyalty Fund each fiscal year. The SAE Foundation is honored to recognize these donors through the following Archon Circle levels: Chronicler: $500-$999 Herald: $1,000-$2,499 Warden: $2,500-$4,999 Archon: $5,000-$9,999 Minerva: $10,000-$24,999 Phi Alpha: $25,000+

PHOENIX CIRCLE

Donors with these icons are members of the Phoenix Circle, a giving society for recurring donors. Donors with the gold icon are Phoenix Level members of the Phoenix Circle, donating $1,856.00 or more each year.

PHI ALPHA CLUB

Donors with this icon are members of the Phi Alpha Club, an exclusive giving society for undergraduate members.

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HERITAGE SOCIETY

Donors with this icon are members of the Heritage Society, a giving society to acknowledge donors who have included the SAE Foundation in their estate plans.

DECEASED DONOR

Donors with this icon contributed to the SAE Foundation between July 1 and December 31, 2024, and have since joined Chapter Eternal. We are forever grateful for their support and dedication to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

FIRST-TIME DONOR

Donors with this icon made their first charitable contribution to the SAE Foundation between July 1 and December 31, 2024. We welcome them to the distinguished community of SAE Foundation Donors.

Each giving society comes with special recognition and perks! For more information, please visit sae.net/foundation/.

MATCHING GIFTS

GIFTS OF STOCK & BONDS

WAYS TO GIVE

PLANNED GIFTS

CASH

PHOENIX CIRCLE FOR MONTHLY DONORS HONORARY & MEMORIAL GIFTS

For more information please visit sae.net/foundation.

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Michigan Alpha

Steven D. Abell 1963

W. Christopher Andrews 1989

Peter Eric Accica 2009

James R. W. Stitt 1966

MG David J. Rist 1961

Cory Alan Krajniak 1999

Hayes C. Stover 1962

Jerry L. Lapham 1966

Daryl E. Morr 1963

Gary M. Nelles 1967

Timothy Craig McCloskey 1984

Robert T. Neuin 1968

Lawrence W Rodemsky 1986

Daniel Joseph Pozdol 1994 Robert J. Radder 1968

AMERICAN

Daniel T. van Blaricom 1969

Nicola Gabbiani

Stephen H. Swigart 1970

Dr. Michael W. Walls 1964

AKRON

Joseph Rocco Graziadei 2003

Alabama Mu

Richard D. Gillham 1950

David M. Hampton 1973

Paul R. Burns 1976

Bestor Wynne Coleman III 1958

Thomas L. Jameson, Jr. 1976

Bradley Mark Cohen 1985

William D. Coleman 1965

Dr. Cliff Erwin Jones 1996

Stanley L. Cook 1954

Harry P. Dorlon, Jr. 1970

Wallace Lancing Lee 1992

George P. Davies 1962

John N. Dowdle 1965

Andrew D. Luttrell 1977

Alan D. Dineff 1974

Nimrod Thompson Frazer, Jr. 1982

H. Dean Mann 1965

Dwayne E. Dobson 1960

John Wayne Goff 1972

Miles Marlow

Giancarlo Duarte

Samuel Barton Hunt 1990

Richard E. Giachetti 1975

COL James Cobb Laslie, Jr. 1961 Hugh Barr Miller IV 1985

Philip W. Hagenah 1969

C. Richard Moore, Jr. 1973 Jackson W. Moore 1970

Christopher Todd Lawrence 1991

Hon. Claud D. Neilson 1964

Walter J. Maykulsky 1973

Larry J. Smith 1975

Greg Paul Migdall 1991

Reed Wilson Taylor 2021

E. Payne Palmer III 1963

Forrest Eldrid Waters III 1980 K. W. Wilson, Jr. 1968

Paul W. Rihs 1971

ALASKA ALBANY

Joseph Nicholas Lapine 1994

Reg Bacon 1976

ALBRIGHT

Mark Terrance Bueter 1986

Pennsylvania Sigma-Mu Benjamin Mangold

Ronald W. Crone 1969

Jeremy Daniel Marcavage 2002 Jacob Nelson Riedy

Curtis R. Frasier 1977 Sam Freedman 1962

Charles Roland Grimes 1978

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Jared Bryant Lisenby 1996 Gary C. Martin 1957

Walter T. McKee, Jr. 1964 Robert Mitchell

Hugh Vories Overmyer 1995 John Benjamin Patrick 1987

Conner Phelan

Jack W. Poole, Jr. 1959 David Poundstone

Robert Emmett Poundstone IV 1996 Thomas H. Riddell III 1975

James Glen Sanders III 1987

Chancey James Shepherd 1997 Craig Carlisle Snellgrove 1979 Glenn Spann Spivey 1992

Henry Powell Starks, Jr. 2024 Conor Tor Swennumson Mitchell Taylor

Henry Thomas

Todd Pershing Thornell 1990

Alex Agers

Stevenson T. Walker 1968

David Wiley Alford 1986

Cody Alexander Dunham 2018

Jared Lisenby

Brett Alexander Trammell 2006

Taylor Stephen Agricola 2005

Robert B. Bulla 1962

Douglas Maxwell Letlow 1987

John Will Adair

James M. Adams, Jr. 1968

LTC Thomas G. Bates 1965

Kenneth R. Lee 1974

Henry Smith

Alabama Alpha-Mu

Arizona Beta

David C. King 1974

Joe D. Drompp 1972

AUBURN

ARIZONA STATE

New York Pi

Stanley E. Jones III 1978

Charles Michael Schilleci 1994

Raymond A. Weber 1970

Jeffrey A. Yaeger 1974

James Mason Johnston 1997

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK

Jerry V. Sparks 1971

BG Terrence P. Woods 1966

Thomas Frank Palma 2004

Curtis Shipley 1955

Edward O. Moody 1971

Charles W. Wirken 1972

Alaska Alpha

Ben F. Reagor III 1968

Joel Y. Ledbetter, Jr. 1964

Dan David Schechter 2006

Jake Hutchens

Daniel E. Ponder, Jr. 1976

Arkansas Beta

Daniel James Patterson 1964

Jeffrey Michael Hicks 1995

Randall E. Northern 1970

Walter E. Williamson 1965

Alan L. McCall 1961

Dr. Luther David Stacy, Jr. 1961

Gregory Michael Herman 1988

Gordon Flournoy Pease 1991

Judson Herbert Overton

Thomas C. LaMantia 1987

James Edward Harmon 2009

Lambert L. Marshall 1974 Larry R. McClendon 1974

John A. Hagenah 1976

Bill Grainger 1972

Charles Franklin Harrelson II

Lawrence Fikes 1965

Christian Paul Burns 2015

Spencer David Burchfield 1982

Steuart Adair Evans 1988

Percy D. Burton III 1966

John F. Farrell 1970

Calvin John Burns 2012

James Colston Elder, Jr. 1988

John E. Hall, Jr. 1967

Dalton J. Dailey, Jr. 1964

Berkeley Gene Beach 1956

ALABAMA

James Allen Easterling 1986

A. Sid Bray, Jr. 1973

Stephen W. Creekmore III 1972

Nicholas L. Bates 1972

William Harris Drambel 2024

Robert Nathan Freeman 1989

Gene Cogbill 1969

James R. Allmand III 1971

John Wyatt 2016

George T. Dickson 1977

ARKANSAS

Ralph M. Cloar, Jr. 1959

Jason David Abboud 1992

Robert Clifford Cowen, Jr. 1987

Parker Elebash

David Lynn Carroum, Jr. 1994

Arizona Alpha

Ohio Phi

Brent Thompson Cook 1991

Karl K. Wesselhoeft 1963

Charles C. Burrow III 1967

ARIZONA

Wells Connell

Patrick Fain Dye, Jr. 1984

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

Washington City Alpha

Mark Connell

Randolph C. Titzck 1986 Douglas S. Welling 1976

Michigan Delta-Tau

John Cole

Reid Bentley Dove 1994

R. Bart Wear 1982

ALMA

Samuel J. Mills 1966

Fredrick L. Chambers 1968

CAPT Robert S. Strang 1967 Stan Curtis Strom 1982

Isaac Tripp IV 1974

Joesph Luc Miklos

Archon Circle

Jeffrey Michael Rovner 1985

Scott W. Phillips 1974

Dr. Jonathan David Hamer 1998

First-time Donor

Daniel Harold Roth 1962

Thomas M. Heiles 1976

Dale D. Goodrich 1969

Clifford Wayne Cleveland II 1993

LTC Walter B. Reading 1973

William C. Guelcher 1955

Ted P. Durdel 1978

George Tom Lecometros 1982 James A. Nesmith 1967

Barry C. Bradford 1967

Andrew Michael Connelly 2012

JR Cantrell

James Forrest Marsh 1980

Robert W. Baum 1958

James A. Blickle 1966

John Clark Heitel 1976

Chris Knut Gamble Henrichsen 1985

Pennsylvania Omega

Benjamin Thompson Baxley colin blackwell

James Edward Bullis

Brett William Bussman 1988 Kevin Bryant Camp 1995

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Wallace Trapnell

William S. Weeks 1972

David M. Williams 1976 John Willis

Robert B. Witt 1973

Milton Marvin Woodruff, Jr. 1982 Thomas Milton Yeilding 2003 Lukas Yi 2024

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS BALL STATE

Alexander James Bastani 1986

Barry S Baldwin 1983

Frank S. Forbes II 1951

Keith D. Cripe 1978

Robert B. MacKay 1968

Dennis M. Dresser 1969

Robert W. Paglierani 1966

Indiana Zeta

Stephen John Condakes 1980

Alan C. Buck 1969

Edwin D. Fuller 1968

Gregory Alan Cullison 1991

J. C. McKnight 1994

Thomas K. Jarvis 1977

Robert H. Watts 1968

John C. Kennedy 1969

Thomas Robert Land 1978

BOWLING GREEN STATE

David Gerhard Mertens 1982

Ohio Kappa

Richard E. Tobias 1971

Duane A. Ankney 1970

Joseph Eugene Shoaf 1982

Richard B. Adams, Jr. 1963

Jack Edward Welter 1986

Artie Armstrong

BAYLOR

Douglas L. Barhorst 1970

Kyle Atkins

Texas Theta

Scott Thomas Barr 1987

Jack Farmer Harper II 1993

Kyle Byrd

Jay William Propes 1990

Carson Cordell

Jeffrey Glenn Wigington 1992

Zachary DeHart

BELOIT

Michael E. Eberhart 1975

William Byrd Arend 1992

Dr. George J. Bowdouris 1963

Gary Keaton 2024

Jacob Clark 2024

Garry David Scheufler 1989

Brennan Crimmins Robert G. Drothler 1967

Wisconsin Phi

Christopher Folland

Benjamin F. Flegel 1988

Frank A. Hedges 1963

Allan Kieckhafer 1945

Dr. Milton G. Levy 1961

William C. Putnam, Jr. 1965

Alan Martin 1978

BETHANY

Alan R. McBane 1960

Dr. Joseph C. Di Raimondo 1961

Jackson Folland

Frank J. Johnson 1960

John T. Horney 1972

Robert M. Mailey 1973

Michael Matthew Loree 2013 ethan marzich

West Virginia Beta

Riley Miller

William H. Rutter 1976

John J. Pierzchala 1995

BINGHAMTON

Emil J. Ragones 1968

Dr. Paul J. Leichter 1970

Lynn K. Millikin 1969 Tim James Pozda

New York Omega

Gary L. Reed 1970

David I. Levine 1987

Charles Schoen

Dr. Gary Martin Kolinsky 1986

Richard J. Samuhel 1967

Fess Ryan Wofse 1991

Neil E. Seufert 1965

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN

Craig Steven Storts 1982

Alabama Iota

Timothy A. R. Callahan 1970

Charles Shaw

BRADLEY

Pat M. Courington, Jr. 1963

Illinois Epsilon

Thomas P. Dudley 1971

Alexander J. Bibbs 1983

Edward L. Hardin, Jr. 1962

Daniel F. Dahlke 1976

Atley Langley Kitchings 1982

David A. Hardenbrook 1972

William Kelly Nicrosi II 1990

Raymond J. Lawing 1971

John E. Robinson 1971

Fred Masuoka 1990

BOSTON

Dr. Stephen L. Rider 1976

William A.B. Dowell 1978

David Willard Berkow 1979

Steven E. Haddock 1975

Ronald David Bonadurer 1988

G. L. Hayden, Jr. 1955

Daniel Bennett Gallant 1985

Dr. George Lewis Mitchell 1969

Kevin Joseph Kill 2005

William F. Orr 1973

Benjamin David Lewis 1995 Eric Bradley Ratts 1985

Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon

Jack Harrison Semerjian

Arma E. Andon 1941

David S. Van Hove 1977

James Alexiou 1954

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Andrew Peter Stefik 1978

BUCKNELL

William Leroy Harris 1982

Donald Arch Booth 1959

Nabil Kahale 2001

Roger Leatherm Fiery III 1981

Michael E. Lawson 1966

John Edward Haggerty 1993

Robert T. Montenegro 1965

LTC Mark William Jones 1987

Michael Karl Pazdernik 1981

Pennsylvania Zeta

Warren F. Hillman 1967

Kenneth Whitney Cestari 1958

Myles I. Karpman 1971

Michael Kenneth Golub 1977

Thomas E. Miller 1970

James Gambrill Hendrickson 1971

Kevin M. Nagle 1976

Kenneth James Kauffman 1978

Dr. Ronald G. Sherwin 1965

David Anthony Moschella 1984

David K. Sontag 1966

Joseph Russell Scarpa 1987

Luis Wenk-Wolff 2002

Jeffrey Lechleiter Wade 1984

George A. Yackey, Sr. 1963

Edward Arnold Lenz 1964

Donald R. Smith 1968

Thomas Joseph O’Brien, Jr. 1957

Richard Joseph Verdugo 1977

David Bruce Smith 1978

William Gary Westling 1983

Gerald Bruce Weidman 1954

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES

CAL POLY

California Mu

Vincent Albert Barletta 1984

John F. Dekema 1969

Glenn Martin Ritter 1986

Carlos Armando Garcia, Jr. 2004

CAL POLY POMONA

Stewart Hsieh 1974

California Tau

David F. Brubaker 1966

John Joseph Maier 1985

Albert Isaias Faz

Eugene Hernandez 1979

California Alpha-Beta

Neil Thomas Lasala 1984

George Michael Danciu 1964

Cesar Eduardo Manzo Curiel 2013

Darren Matthew Winkley 1995

Ninion S. Riley 1971

CAL STATE FULLERTON

J. Morgan Shuster 1967

Brian Scott Clausen 2007

William A. Lewis 1981

Matthew William Jones 1997

Aaron Elliott Popel 1980 Richard Schwien 1968

California Pi

Gary N. Tolley 1975

Tom Aden Chadwell 1986

Ben B. Wa 2007

Adrian Barrios

Joseph C. Volpe 1972

Richard Charles Goodwin 1975

Howard H. Wood III 1966

Dr. Robert Perry Husband 1979 Hadley B. McGaughey, Jr. 1973

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE

Peter William Mitchell 1990

California Nu

Terry Lynn Pastian 1994

David M. Bennett 1976

Richard F. O’Leary 1970

James Edward Albrecht, Jr. 1989

Dirk Martin Van Os 1994

James Lawrence Harvey 1993

CAL STATE LONG BEACH California Lambda

David J. Ables 1976

Kenneth M. Ammann 1965 Alvin Booth Armer 1981 Dr. Ronald H. Barr 1966

Rob Arie Jacobsen 1991

CAL STATE SAN MARCOS California Alpha-Gamma

Tyrell Anthony Fiduccia 2004

CARNEGIE MELLON

Donald A. Black 1961

Pennsylvania Phi

Lawrence W. Burnight 1960

Richard C. H. Bayramyon 1978

Michael Thomas Dalton, Jr. 1989

Marvin L. Cadwell 1965

Dale J Fairbanks 1957

Paul Richard Doyle, Jr. 1983

Casey H. Fierce 1994

Ronald W. Fahle 1957

Alan Lee Goodrich 1979

Dr. John P. Fry, Jr. 1961

Joel A. Hackett 1969

Alan H. Koblin 1974

Dr. William J. Brand, Jr. 1965

Jeffrey Joseph Ball 1979

Christopher Scott Dalton 1992

William R. Benthall II 1969

Dr. Francis M. Dawson 1971

Joseph L. Caporossi 1969

Robert Don Farrington 1991

Dr. Andrew J. Eggenberger 1961

Daniel P. Gooch 1972

Donald J. Franks 1972

James H. Gray 1958

Robert Alan Gebbia 1969

Curtis D. Hamilton 1965

John W. Kwiecinski 1977

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and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) CARNEGIE MELLON (CONTINUED)

CENTRE

Louis A. Malizia, Jr. 1969 Lukas Manomaitis 1993

Troy Matthew Edelen 1989

Angus H. McArn 1958

Matthew Lynn Sinex 1997

Thomas J. Mueller 1959

Dr. Martin Dale Wiglesworth 1984

Mark C. Puliafico 1973

CHAPMAN

Donald Van Ollefen 1977

Bruce Raymond Whiting 1971

Thomas A. Brandes 1968

Raymond Scott Benjamin 1994 Paul Martin Bergstrand 1981

James E. Caminis 2000

Eugene R. Gasser 1948

CHICO STATE

Daniel J. Hirsch 1962

Kai Benumof

Paul D. Hicks 1966

Dr. Stanley McMillen 1968

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Oliver L. Poppenberg, Sr. 1959

Jeffery Daniel Hall 2007

Dr. Louis J. Petrovic 1962

Aaron Spencer Reames 1996 Justin Kintz Rehklau 2022

Richard M. Kimbler 1970

Joseph Porter Adams, Jr. 1979

Ohio Epsilon

Larry Staudmeister 1967

David L. Altemeier 1972

Dr. Daniel Joseph Wasser 1984 Jonathan Allen Wehrli 1984

Thomas Andrew Barefield 2015

Marc Jeffrey Weyerstall 1996

John F. Barrett 1971

Florida Epsilon

Steven Mark Bilski 2006

Darin Patton 1995

Chris T. Carper 1993

Michigan Delta-Omega

Jerry Jacob Kephart 2024

Jeffrey Allen Creek 1986

Dr. Spencer Alan Long 2008

Todd C. DeGarmo 1980

Timothy Petersen

Herbert William Desch 1961

Cody Torpey 2023

August B. Doppes 1970

Luke Potter 2024

Adam Martin Walters 2016

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA

J. Scott Farrell 1991

Oklahoma Sigma

Jacob Marshall Harris 2020

Gary E. Fisher 1959

Chris Robert Gardner 2001

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Archon Circle

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Peter W. Dillon 1958

William Kevin Fisher 1983 David B. Klimoski 1968 William E. Kugler 1958

Charles W. Larson 1965

Rodney Darwin Padilla 1980

David Cleve Traughber 1996 David G. Williams 1956

Colorado Lambda

James H. Butler III 1950

Stephen D. Chesebro’ 1963

Charles C. Hanebuth, Jr. 1967 James Randall Heath 2003

Andrew Kirklin

Jonathan R. Lang 1975 John R. Underhill 1976

COLORADO STATE

Bradley James Rettig 1998

Grant A. Anderson 1963

Larry Michael Rayburn 1983

C. Winfield Scott 1983

Christopher Joseph Frutkin 1990

Andrew Richard Blake 2007

Stewart V. Proctor 1976

Timothy C. Rogers 1970

Richard T. Findlay 1969

Colorado Chi

Thomas C. Lamping 1969

Richard L. Pratt 1977

Christopher Joel Engelmeier 1989

Benjamin C. Trammell, Jr. 1975

John M. Perin 1973

Aaron Charles Pontsler 2014

Kenneth R. Elder 1964

Dr. Philip C. Gainey 1973

David Leon Narramore 1967

Hon. David Herbert Holstein 1979

Benjamin William Pflaumer 1998

Donald J. Diebold 1983

Shawn Patrick Dekold 1988

Gregg Edward Pancero II 2009 Edward G. Paul 1972

David V. Crockett 1971

Joshua Wallace Miller

First-time Donor

Joseph Ottaviani 1966

Ronald I. Cosler 1964

South Carolina Nu

Stephen P. Antony 1971

Robert Hugh O’Connor 1981

L. Barry Cors 1954

CPT Zachary Ryan Bock 2006

Jeremy D. Wilson 1997

R. Bradley Motz 1983

Trung Q. Nguyen 2006

Allan D. Cors 1959

Mark Lawrence Willey 1993

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES

Edward J. Neyra 1973

Robert Earl Carroll 1981

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

Jay Peter Wenstrup 1985

Robert M. Miller III 1978

Matthew Winston Moreland 2000

Dr. John C. Bools 1975

Christopher Edward Varisco 1995

Doug Albert Lance 1989

Carey Merrill Markoe 2013

Russell William Best 2009

Doug McTighe 1991

David M. Lance 1956

S. Craig Lindner 1977

Dr. Neal R. Berte 1962

Michael Shands McKeithen 1988

John C. Lame, Jr. 2013

Keith Edward Lindner 1981

Dr. William F. Bentz 1962

John D. Kelley 1977

Dr. Brad Robert Wenstrup 1980

Wick Ackerman

John Christopher Lame 1979

Carl H. Lindner III 1975

Barry Jay Bebart 1986

Ben Fredrick Wells 1980

Brent Tyler Kuwatch 1992

Ned C. Lautenbach 1966

Alton B. Barton, Jr. 1970

CENTRAL FLORIDA

Dr. Barry W. Webb 1970

COLORADO

Dave Milton Lance, Jr. 1981

Dennis Ward Anderson 1971

Thomas E. Walter 1978

James F. Koenig 1973

Gregory Michael Kuntz 1983

Jacob Christian Showalter 1998

Thomas Olvia Sharp 1970

Dr. Thomas E. Wagner 1960

Eric B. Anderson 1977

Thomas J. Kereiakes 1976

CINCINNATI

Mark E. Tullis 1973

Dr. Bill J. Karas 1970

Dr. Dean J. Kereiakes 1974

Charles E. Sax 1954

Nicholas Alan Trelka 2005

CLEMSON

James C. Kennedy 1973

Ian Spencer Strelsin 2004

Dr. Richard J. Towner 1960

Daniel S. Jones 1961

Barry L. Keidel 1976

Tennessee Rho

J. Robert Taylor 1964

Gage Bryant Woolley 2015

Michael J. Jump 1977

Dean Lemmon

John P. Linhart 1969

James W. Sunderland 1952

Richard C. Isphording III 1963 John A. Johnston 1976

California Sigma-Lambda

William F. Jones, Jr. 1961

Thomas Joseph Howison 1977

Jay W Hummel 2002

Richard Keith Sauls 1990

Kenneth James Farrell 1986

Mark Alan Horner 1979

Thomas Edward Huber 1980

Craig Eney 2017

Richard C. Dietz 1968

Gordon R. Tod 1964

Kenneth Edward Huber 1987

John Alston Deas 1980

John P. Crain 1967

John D. Hagner 1968

John Frederick Guy 2000

Richard M. Hopple 1970

South Carolina Upsilon

Peter McKale Burk 1979

Christopher John Tallman 2002

Henry S. Hilberg, Jr. 1973

CHARLESTON

Kenneth A. Barker 1970

James Joseph Gusweiler 1981

Ryan Higgins 2015

Benjamin Isaac Altose 2007

Mike Steur 1978

Kevin Patrick Sullivan 2006

Charles W. Herrmann 1967

Brandon Vearle Pankey 1999

Matthew Jon Smith 1980

Stephen M. Goodson 1977

Warren S. Hensel, Jr. 1964

Shane Gregory Hunter 2006

Ohio Rho

Christopher Aaron Speelman 2004

Mark D. Hanauer 1975

California Alpha-Delta

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

Christopher Gregory Goins 2006

Karl Joseph Grafe 1982

Nathan L. Tracy 1964

Robert E. Murray III 1968

Mark E. Sims 1977

Dr. Luis L. Gonzalez, Jr. 1978

Casey Klein 2018

James C. Moran 1967

David Roger Gardner 2006 Dean R. Gaudin 1956

Kentucky Kappa

William J. Seitz III 1975

Dr. Reed Albert Shank III 1973 Todd Eric Siegel 2009

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Colorado Delta

Michael Joseph Barbaria 1996

Dr. George Marvin Beeman 1957 Scott William Bixby 1983

Alex Bennett Campbell 1980 Tom G. Cox 1960

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS COLORADO STATE (CONTINUED) Dennis John Devaney 1994 George A. Dubois III 1992

Douglas Richard Fenton 1983 Clarke Houston III 1966

Tom M. Hudspeth III 1964 B. Kim Lilly 1959

Ralph R. Schneider 1958 Armand L. Smith 1963

Timothy N. Thoelecke 1962 Dr. Charles D. Vail 1958

COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Phi

Jonathan David Garrido 2014

Matthew Thomas Raskob 2023 Neil Patrick Tooley 2017

Daryl Lee Woodward 2011

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Beta

Richard C. Barrett 1964 David I. Barton 1960

Raymond P. Kogut 1960 Emmett J. Murtha 1960

Stephen Michael Ozyck 1990 John S. Purtill, Jr. 1964 Kirk R. Thornton 1971 Daniel E. Zucchi 1963

CORNELL

New York Alpha

Herman A. Block II 1958

Dr. Brian Randolph Elliott 1991 Gian Dillman Fabbri 1996 Richard R. Gerken 1967 Robert F. Neuman 1959

Augustus Y. Noojin III 1969 Benjamin Roberts 2010 Ronald M. Skalko 1973

Dr. Charles H. Spencer 1968 Darryl Tom 1992

R. Brent Vallat 1987

Jamie Willarson Wright 1990

CREIGHTON

Nebraska Iota

Thomas A. Bower 1970

Ted Robert Grennan 1978 John David Jurcyk 1981

Grey Oscar Lawson 2023

Terrance M. Ramirez 1986

Matthew John Shalhoob 1998 Trevor Ulrich

DARTMOUTH

New Hampshire Alpha

Evan Bret Azriliant 1987 Mark S. Carlie 1976

Dr. Carl Brian Tubbs 1980

DAVIDSON

North Carolina Theta

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MG William Francis Grimsley 1980

James L. Bennett 1942

Ray D. Munford, Jr. 1976

Sherwood M. Boudeman 1962

J. Daniel Hanks, Jr. 1965 Dr. Neil W. Trask III 1973 Dr. John L. Ward 1955

DELAWARE

Delaware Alpha

Gregory Carbone 1996

Richard Bryan Sheridan 1998

DENISON Ohio Mu

Jeffrey C. Angell 1976

Jerry R. Armbrecht 1957

Robert Anthony Brice 1982

Richard McCulloch Jones 1956 Eric N. Peterson 1978 Donald E. Sharp 1952

DENVER

Colorado Zeta

Charlton H. Chatfield 1969

Stephen D. Cummings 1966 Joseph T. Fairbanks 1962 Brian Lee Kitts 1983

David L. Rosier 1959

Welcome W. Wilson, Jr. 1973

DEPAUW

Indiana Delta

Dr. Frederick J. Bartizal 1965 William A. Baum 1971

Darryl Blake Bennett 1988

Dr. Jeffrey John Bowe 1985

Kenneth W. Coquillette 1982 Lance Attilio DeNardin 1986 Eric W. Fredbeck 1978

Frederick Charles Fritz 1981 Eric Charles Frye 1985

David W. Hasenbalg 1987 Ezekiel Hernandez

Charles Foster Hudson 1986 Nik E. Lee 1982

David Christopher Lombardo 1988 Paul Andrew Melkus 1987

James Michael Mullin 1983

Todd Bolen 1962

Hon. Greg Dean Brandt 1984 Michael J. Broggi 1965 Dean E. Brooks 1971

Ned Alan Burmeister 1981 John D. Challas 1961 Larry H. Crist 1954

Warren L. DeVries 1950

Paul James Finney, Sr. 1958

Stephen R. Fitzsimonds 1986 Bruce A. Foster 1978

Kent Jay Foster 1983

Marc P. Franson 1977

Charles Louis Friedman 1987 Thomas Henry Funk 1980

Jeremy James Glenn 1994 Wayne W. Grafton 1970 John W. Green 1972

Robert D. Harmon 1964

Kenneth K. Kauffman 1960 William M. Kinzer 1969

Robert L. Knudson 1969 Robert G. Lady 1962

Grant Thomas Lander 2002 Tom J. Logan 1973

Gary M. Macek 1965

Duane Thomas Magee 1992 David B. Meier 1972

Rolland W. Nelson 1950 Roger P. Penrod 1978

Robert Michael Perrye 1985

Derek Stephen Peterson 1993 Thomas R. Peterson 1968

Robert Michael Pomerantz 1977 Robert A. Rosulek 1970

Dr. Todd Austin Sandrock 1981 Saylor Timothy Schwab 2022 Richard E. Scott 1950

Allan C. Sorensen 1961

Dr. Stephen Thomas Tranter 1979 James C. Van Slyke, Jr. 1961 Kenneth J. Vegors 1971 Calvin P. Wise 1960 Larry F. Witte 1966

DREXEL

Christopher L. Ropa 1983

Mark Howard Felder 1980

Byron Lee Wilson II 1985

DICKINSON

Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi Douglas McCall Bell 1977

Bruce Mitchell Cross 1981

Pennsylvania Epsilon

Clarence G. Hoop 1971

Elliott Steven Hurwitz 1987 Curtis G. Kramer, Jr. 1975

Joseph Anthony Mandato, Jr. 1981 Dennis L. Neider 1970

DUKE

Duane M. Van Wegen 1937

Dr. Randall G. Michel 1968

DRAKE

Iowa Delta

David L. Arendt 1978

James P. Avgeris 1965

Tyler Grimes 2023

EAST TENNESSEE Tennessee Alpha

Randolph B. Cardoza 1967

Donald P. Christensen 1966 David Bruce Costner 1975 Herman L. Dixon, Jr. 1972 James C. Ebersole 1968 Carroll L. Gentry 1965

LTC Daniel H. Gordon 1964 Russell W. Ingram 1969 Connor Manning

Ronald T. Moore 2018

Armando F. Morrell 1971 James T. Wallin, Jr. 1967

EASTERN KENTUCKY Kentucky Delta

Jonathan T Grossmann 2003 LTC Michael A. Hughes 1973 Tyler Klarer Payne 1988

Roy Gregory Peach 1985 David N. Rodgers 1975

Richard E. Schaffer 1965 Joshua Dale Smith 2002 Zander Sparkman

Ron E. Volmering 1978

Dr. Robert Glenn Wood, Jr. 1982

EASTERN NEW MEXICO New Mexico Alpha

Prentice Alvin Baca 1967 William G. Hicks 1971

John Mauk Hilliard 1967

Dr. Howard W. Melton 1965 Dr. Fred D. Phelps 1964 LTC David R. Pia 1965 Ken Tracey 1970

Nate Thomas Williams 1993

EMBRY-RIDDLE DAYTONA BEACH Florida Rho

James Patrick Baldwin 1971

EMBRY-RIDDLE PRESCOTT Arizona Delta Kaden Gaede

Christian Robert Moore Gibbs 2016 Tanner Jeffrey Grevesen 2020 Mason Thomas Kendall 2022

Matthew Andrew Martinez 2021

Tyler Morris 2018

Matthew Leonard Packard 1985 Dr. David R. Short 1972

North Carolina Sigma

Wesley Ryan Cousino 2005

Charles John Nelson 1985

John Allen Perry 1985

EAST CAROLINA

North Carolina Nu

Kenneth D. Mindell 1974

Donald E. Schevers 1947

Christopher Suiter Scott 1980

Gregory David Pierce 2017 Nathan Carl Pyles 2008 Cooper Sherer

EMERSON

Massachusetts Epsilon

Edward Roy Larsen 2012

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) EMORY

Derst K. Austin 1968

Peyton B. Ellis 1960

Ruben A. Whitehead 1961

Dr. Albert R. Frederick, Jr. 1957

Gary J. Boynton 1976

W. Lawrence Brown 1968 William E. Elmore, Jr. 1971

Donald G. Hess 1970

Matthias Lane Hunter 2022

Kansas Delta

John Francis Kimberlin 1969

William R. Meide 1974

Dr. Robert C. Ferguson 1968

Dr. Charles T. Montgomery 1956

R. Carter Freeman, Jr. 1960

John F. Neller 1952

Dr. William M. George 1963 Dr. M. Felton Hagood 1963 Alexander L. Hinson 1964

Arnold H. Slott 1964

Jon Stacy Almeras 1992

Dr. Leonard L. Bissonnette 1962 Chad Everett Bobb 1997

Jeffrey James Weibel 1986

Dr. Peter A. McCranie 1956 Robert E. Morris 1969

Gary W. Cooper 1974

Glen E. Coverdale 1951

FLORIDA SOUTHERN

William Shivers Morris IV 1983

James Victor Due 1982

Florida Gamma

Claude F. Perry, Sr. 1959

Kenneth O. Dunn 1951

Ryan Boschert

Albert P. Reichert, Jr. 1961

William Richard Fisher 1955

Joseph Capitano 1960

Dr. Robinson W. Schilling, Jr. 1962

Ray J. Hamilton 1966

William A. Chope 1971

Dr. Richard Seaborn 1966

Gregg W. Happe 1973

Jonas Thomas Concklin 1955

Dr. Herbert Strickland, Jr. 1971

Tyler Heavin 2014

William F. Cooper 1957

Crawford Logan Taylor III 1988

Gary B. Lewis 1965

Philip D. Diuguid 1958

Wallace F. Tillman 1965

Pilot Lukacsko

Koltin Bryant Driscoll 2023

Dr. Eugene F. Willis 1959

Frederick B. May 1970

Robert J. Fauls, Jr. 1970

Christopher David Nobbe 1997

Robert C. Fernandez 1958

EVANSVILLE

Louis H. Osterman 1958

Dr. John R. Jordan, Jr. 1970

Indiana Epsilon

Ronald E. Shook 1963

Terry L. Krick 1976

Jeffrey R. Baugus 1993

Stephen A. Smith 1969

Mitchell John Livingston 2020

Thomas Edward Blackburn II 1991

Dr. Arthur H. Turner 1957

Walter W. Manley II 1969

Eric Loren DeVries 1996 James A. Domina 1968

Lucas Miller

FRESNO STATE

Chris Anthony Rodgers 1990

Paul James Catuna 1987

Gil Mitchell 1962

James Thomas Espinoza 2001 Norman C. Fischer, Jr. 1976

California Iota

Robert R. Sharp 1961

Josh David Goode 2001

Gregory James Coleman 1981

Lawrence C. Sharpe 1974

Joseph Douglas Haas, Jr. 1992

John S. Corkins 1977

Kyle Warren Shatto 2017

Dennis H W Haire 1977

Robert J. Fena 1973

Robert P. Vivers, Jr. 1970

Paul W. Jones 1971

James W. Meyer 1966

William A. Gisvold 1967 Bruce M. Harr 1965

FLORIDA STATE

George Andrew Miller 1996

Warren Jacobsen 1958

Florida Beta

Dale E. Oberbeck 1959

Kenneth R. Johnson 1983

Joseph S. Brannen 1971

Earl E. Purdue 1962

Robert P. Krum 1964

Dr. William A. Bryan 1960

Frank J. Schultheis 1963

Keith G. Miller 1963

Timothy Jay Daly 1987

Richard L. Shipley 1979

Kade Zachary Oliver 2022

Davy Haddon Foster II 1967

James Edward Stowers 1983

Joshua Stone Gilberstadt 2020

Ronald L. Tubbs 1964

Claude H. Grizzard 1960

Larry Bruce Whiteside 1978

Michigan Zeta

Gregg Padgett Guilford 1982

Jason Paul Andrick 1997

Pfilip G. Hunt, Sr. 1959

Paul Joseph Dixon III 1989

Dana B. Johannes III 1962

Mark G. Fritsch 1975

David A. Jones 1974

Bruce L. Traverse 1968

J. Michael Walkowski 1974

Howard Scott Treadway 1961

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

William Mandicott 2014

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

South Carolina Phi

Thomas S Davis 2021

J. Bennett Glass 1963

Christopher John Wilson 1991

Phi Alpha Club

Washington City Rho

Chad John Antonini III 2000

Dr. Terence L. Babcock 1967

Jacob David Bournazian 1978 Yale R. Brown 1976

Edmund P. Crump 1960

Dennis Gene Gallino 1969 William A. Griffel 1966

Dr. R. Gerald Heinze 1965 Byron Kline 1965

Leon Stuart Mapes, Jr. 1970

CDR Richard David Nelson 1989 Robert J. Shue 1968

GEORGIA

Georgia Beta

Mote W. Andrews, Jr. 1952 Charles C. Benedict 1963 Leonard H. Blount 1976

Blair Knox Cleveland 1992 Rob Arthur Ellis, Jr. 1980 John Carl Gurley 1986

William W. Holland 1967

John Hampton Irby 1985

Hugh M. McCutcheon 1975 Ruebush J. Mitchell III 1975

James S. Moore 1976

William S. Morris III 1956 David C. Reddick 1968

Frederich B. Sheats III 1976 Lee Smith, Jr. 1982

Hon. Williamson S. Stuckey Jr. 1956 Richard S. Waddell 1973

Wright Brown Waddell 1984

Presley Daniel Yates III 1972

GEORGIA SOUTHERN Georgia Alpha

Daven Alexander Todd 2019

GEORGIA SOUTHERN-ARMSTRONG Georgia Rho

Dustin Edward Stewart 2017

GEORGIA TECH Georgia Phi

Judson T. Allen, Jr. 1957

James J. Baldwin III 1963 Kenneth W. Best 1967

Fred Pasco Bowen II 1980 Thomas C. Broome 1966

Grady Newsom Bunn 2011

David Charles Burns 1980

Thomas Frederick Davenport III 1984 Thomas E. Dupree, Jr. 1974

Eric Eugene Davis 1986

Fredrick H. Thurmond 1967

Richard A. Alvarez 1977

Daniel Joseph Laudicina 1994

Howard D. Rogers 1970

Robert W. Swoszowski 1961

Ricardo Alvarez 1973

Henry Noah Haddaway 2021

FURMAN

James H. Sims, Jr. 1963

Florida Upsilon

Maryland Delta

James J. Kelley 1967

Fred Joe Pyland 1975

FLORIDA

Dennis C. Speer 1972

FROSTBURG STATE

Walter Scott Hopson 1990

Robert P. Boboltz 1972

Brian Joseph Panish 1980

Alexander Johann Grohmann 1994 Baylis M. Gruber 1970

FERRIS STATE

GEORGE WASHINGTON

Charles Yuran Liu 2022

Indiana Alpha

Dr. Richard B. Streeter 1962

William Edward Jay 1981

Richard Brian Shanahan 2003

FRANKLIN

Robert Carl Sorgini 1978

Dr. A. Page Jacobson 1963

John Michael Kimberlin 2001

Angel Oliva III 1990

Louis Francis Ray III 1988

James Curtis Harmon 1978

William Leonard Wood 1969

FORT HAYS STATE

Carter Braxton McCain 1986

William J. Etherton 1969

Richard A. Weidner 1966

Samuel W. Fuller, Jr. 1965 George W. Hefner 1967

Elmo L. Draughon 1964

Archon Circle

James W. Warren III 1965

Thomas L. Fleming 1967

Mark W. Bates 1973

First-time Donor

Wayne C. Bailey 1972

Thomas Richard Barber, Jr. 1961

Georgia Epsilon

Phoenix Circle

J. Henry Fair, Jr. 1952

Hal Wilson Field, Jr. 1951

Samuel A. Fowler, Jr. 1969 Richard L. Frame, Sr. 1962

Samuel O. Franklin III 1965 Robert W. Gaston 1949

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS GEORGIA TECH (CONTINUED) Logan Tom Gay, Jr. 1966 Jay K. Githens 1962

Albert J. Hackl 1946

Morris E. Harrison, Jr. 1974 Paul J. Hart 1974

Mack A. Higdon, Jr. 1966 Howard Hoffman 1980 Ivan A. Hoge 1955

W. Deck Hull, Jr. 1954

James R. Jolly, Jr. 1964 Scott H. Keller 1977

Robert W. Magill 1973

Will D. Magruder 1956 John R. Markley 1956

Joseph Kelly McCutchen, Jr. 1962 Marvin George Mitchell 1967 Edmund Fay Pearce, Jr. 1960 John D. Pelton 1962

Daren Bruce Pietsch 1991 Daniel B. Rather 1957

George Wells Ruth III 1978

William L. Simons, Jr. 1957 Thomas P. Swift 1967

Edward F. Vickers 1963

Charles C. White, Jr. 1957

GETTYSBURG

Pennsylvania Delta

Keith B. Adams 1977

Erwin Joseph Dill 1978 Daniel C. Foote 2016

Charles F. Johnson II 1962

James C. Vanderwaal 1977

Wyatt Hamilton Yasinski 2016

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS Minnesota Gamma

Jesse Parlee Townsend 2021

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY Virginia Upsilon

William Braddock Bourne IV 1996 Dr. Haywood G. France, Jr. 1976 Irving H. Pritchett III 1973

HARTFORD

Connecticut Lambda Darren Deoraj 2012

Patrick James Fayne 2016 Russell F. Levere 1966

HARVARD

Massachusetts Gamma H. Perry Driggs, Jr. 1958

William Gentry Lee 1966 Eric Olvera 2023

William A. Thayer 1958 G. N. Tsandoulas 1961

HOUSTON

Texas Epsilon

James Edward Bashaw 1984

Robert Wynn Buschardt 1981 David M. Doll 1988 James R. Hill 1960

Kenneth E. Kurtz II 1957

Michael Lawrence Pede 1989 John David Pieratt 1970 Joseph T. Ruland 1970

Steven Michael Schmidt 2017 Tyler Davidson Todd 2015 Kyle A. Vick III 1970

IDAHO

Idaho Alpha

John B. Adams 1976

Richard W. Allen 1972

Daniel L. Alsaker 1972 Mason Benoit 2024

ADM William C. Bowes 1963 Rodney B. Bulcher 1973

Tod Orvil Dickeson 1992

Steven E. Duncanson 1976

Gordon Gordon Eccles 1960 Bill D. Fife 1974

Robert L. Franklin III 1977 Gary L. Garnand 1970

Robert L. Grover 1977

Christopher E. Gruenfeld 1982 Michael T. Hunter 1972 Jerry L. Jackson 1974 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 Carl L. Leth 1965

Scott William Madison 1987 Patrick Manning-Floch Warren L. Martin 1957

LTC Melvin M. Marvel 1960

William V. McCann, Jr. 1966

Joseph D. McCollum, Jr. 1967 W. Lee McCollum 1971

Daniel K. McFarland 1967 Ethan Moore

James W. Mottern 1970

Donald L. Mottinger 1965 Bryan Scott Norby 1979

Dr. W. Christian Oakley 1973 Alfred Craig Olson 1973 Donald J. Ormond 1976

James M. Patterson 1966 James R. Pilcher 1970 David A. Poe 1970

Leonard Nicholas Purdy, Jr. 1962 William W. Schmidt 1966 Martin J. Schnell 1972 Joseph P. Shirts 1977

James A. Steele, Sr. 1956

James Arthur Steele, Jr. 1992

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Thomas J. Stevenson 1975

Lawrence P. Deputy 1968

David A. Thomas 1973

Robert John Deputy 1960

Bruce W. Stratton 1971

Kenrick E. Thomas 1970

ILLINOIS

Richard Andrew Deputy 1964 Thomas Michael Deputy 1963 Ronak Sunil Desai 2010

Richard Lewis Dunn 1964

Illinois Beta

Jack B. Beaumont 1975

Philip Clifford Berndt 1985

Thomas Michael Donlan 1979 Dr. Dale A. Drake 1973

Christopher Jacob Dumelle 1988 David Eugene Eckmann 1985

Hon. Charles Marion Feeney III 1985 Douglas Adam Gerrard 1984 Keith Allan Gray 2002 Thomas A. Gust 1975

Thomas A. Jepsen 1976

Jon Francis Kabance 1997

Raymond John Keeler 1979

Clifford A. Kleymeyer, Jr. 1965 Kim Lou Larson 1981

Kenneth D. Love 1962

Philip L. Mattison, Jr. 1957

Robert C. McAdam, Jr. 1977 W. Scott McAdam 1979

Robert E. McClary 1960

Dr. Russell W. Nelson 1974 Scott Michael Perez 1989

Marc Joseph Poskin 1987

Stephen Rood Fleming 1974 William White Fobes II 1961 Earl Frederick Forst 1966

Jason Dallas Fraser, Jr. 2023 Dr. David C. George 1967

Dr. William Eugene Graham, Jr. 1955 David Welker Gray 1972

John Christopher Hart, Jr. 1973 Dr. J. Michael Hartigan 1959 Thomas Clyde Hays 1973

Hon. Jack Roger Heflin 1965

Richard Edward Hennessey 1973 George Lionel Henry 1968 Douglas Nees Hite 1967

Jeffrey Clyde Hoffman 1973 Stan C. Hurt 1961

CPT Joseph Crist Innes 1964 David Bart Keller 1980

Jeffrey Lee Kittle 1993

Robert J Kleymeyer 1969 David Al Lawson 1972

Randolph Alan Leerkamp 1966 Harry Lee Lukens, Jr. 1972 Marc Adolfo Malnati 1977

Jeffrey J. Price 1978

Gene B. Maudlin 1965

John Shimkus 1982

Steven D Mitchell 1983

Kenneth J. Rosinski 1972 Michael R. Thomas 1965 Dr. Mark S. Ulbrich 1977

David Michael Venkus 1984

James David Wareham 1981 Gregg S. Werner 1977

Charles Robert Westphal 1981

ILLINOIS STATE

Illinois Tau-Alpha

David Aaron Kelm 1991 Alamdar Musavi 2000

INDIANA

Richard Allen Mitchell 1989 Dr. Donald Wayne Montgomery 1956 P. Thomas Moore 1968

David Brown Pearson 1964

Scott Edward Pointner 1990

James Anthony Pupillo 1980 Francis B. Quinn, Jr. 1976 Allan E. Ramsay 1970

David L. Ramsay 1965

George W. Rauch III 1968 Thomas D. Rush 1962

Robert K. Ryan, Jr. 1965

John Gordon Sawrey 1973

Andrew Edgar Sellers 1980

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

Dr. James Gregory Barsamian 1976 Kelley Thomas Beach 1984

William Dean Bennison 1966

Stephen Howard Simon 1988

Richard Ralph Singleton 1969 Hugh K. Sinnock 1967

Blair Hartley Snead 1967 Jerry Duke Sparks 1964

Russell P. Standlee 1971

Christopher Ryan Summers 2001 Sheldon Kay Turner 1952

Thomas A. Van Arsdale 1965

Jody Verne Blackburn 1985

David Erwin Wahl 1979

Robert Eugene Bryan 1963

W. Michael Wells 1972

Dillon Parian Broderick 2015 Brent Curtis Burke 1976 Stephen M. Burt 1987

Chad Allen Carlsson 1997

Douglas L. Cassman 1972

Ryan Hodge Cassman 1997

Dennis Edward Walsh 1972 Michael Richard Werner 1998 Douglas E. Wiik 1968

James R. Williams 1968

Robert T. Williamson 1968

Bradley Scott Cooper 1984

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Jay Douglas Buchanan 1981

INDIANA STATE

Pelham E. Adams 1955

James L. Claus 1972

James A. Coleman 1973

T. Mark Anwander 1972

James A. Cunningham 1968

Michael Douglas Fouts 1996

Lawrence P. Becker 1966

Richard Devereaux, Jr. 1961

Scott Jordan Francis 1980

Robert K. Beymer 1978

Gary L. Erskine 1968

Daniel J. Fulford 1975

Jarold W. Boettcher 1963

Stanley R. Ethington 1978

George M. Gregorash 1976

Michael J. Frischmeyer 1975

Don Curt Hagerman 1975

Roger D. Grubb 1973

Dr. Mark A. Haring 1972

Roger W. Coulter 1961

Richard C. Johnson 1965

Thomas Joseph Kilian 1999

Terry J. Crofoot 1969

Robert F. Kazimour 1957

David A. Llewellyn 1974

Dixon R. Doll 1964

Scott Alan Koppelman 1991

Dalton Scott Loftis 2024

Daniel E. Fankhauser 1967

John K. Lawson 1962

Frank Louis Miklozek III 1998

Dr. Joseph P. Galichia 1964

Marshall G. Linn III 1970

LTC Mike T. Mokrycki 1977

Terry J. Garvert 1977

Charles W. Maurer, Jr. 1972

Dino Dee Moler 1984

Randy Joseph Gassman 1983

David E. McFarland 1961

Raymond L. Motz 1970

James R. Grier III 1959

James A. Nelson 1969

Gregory James Nasser 1985

Todd Christopher Hansen 1993

John S. Nesheim 1975

Matthew Charles Parker 1999

Dr. Jerry D. Harris 1961

Edward J. Palmer 1954

David Pascarella III 2017

John R. Hatfield II 1977

Jon M. Radabaugh 1961

Anthony Jason Pyatt 1997

Vernon W. Imes 1953

Grant Rizner

Chris R. Read 1975

John P. Jung 1957

John D. Rustwick 1971

Thomas A. Ross 1973

Paul Joseph Lacy 1981

Tony Jay Trease 1985

Edward A. Roush 1970

Steve M. Lacy 1976

Garey Weaver

Lawrence Wayne Schott 1985

Thomas E. Mistler 1963

Jeffrey Blane Weeden 1979

Kent E. Schwarz 1972

John C. Wilmot 1954

LTC Milo Lewis Shank 1990 Joe D. Smith 1971

Litha Sonwabile Msikinya 2011

Jon Wiseman 2014

Mitchell Everett Tate 2022 Ryan Wilbanks

IOWA

Iowa Beta

David L. Hunt 1966

Frank M. James 1961

Stephen R. Langlas 1969 David G. Moss 1966

Gary Alan Foote 1979

Donald Peter Souhrada 1993

Peter Mark Getz 1997

Zachary Dalton Holland 1996

IOWA STATE

Thomas M. McFarland 1972

Iowa Gamma

Edward F. Reilly, Jr. 1960

John V. Accola 1967

Allyn W. Risley 1972

Mike E. Bartenhagen 1990

Dr. Craig A. Smith 1956

Dr. Richard P. Baxter, Sr. 1960

Dr. Phillip H. Stratemeier 1968

David D. Bishop 1962

Jay B. Strayer 1964

David Earl Bridgewater 1983

Joseph H. Vaughan, Jr. 1971

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Ronald D. Parham 1962 Robert L. Pinson 1964

James A. Richardson 1970 Jesse Lee Ryan 1995

David Allen Scinta 1981

Harry Castle Thompson 1965 Jerrold D. White 1961

KETTERING

Jones Roger Barton 2016

David Anthony Van Raaphorst 2003

KETTERING

Robert J. Campbell 1973

KENNESAW STATE

Gregory P. Buschmann 1977 Richard A. Cole, Sr. 1967 Brian P. Collins 1975

Robert Stephen Cory 1990 Jerry L. Hotujac 1971

Douglas C. Premo 1973

Christopher Bernard Trombetta 1993

Edwin Earl Gibson 1990

Peter A. Edlund 1966

Edward Wayne W. Schwertley 1985

Jeff David Neal 1993

Kenneth Arthur Bugosh 1979

David Alan Curry, Jr. 2003

Ralph A. Schweitzer 1943

Michael B. Mountjoy 1972

LA VERNE

Robert C. Bond 1966

John Robert Ressler, Jr. 1999

Robert S. Lipman 1974

KENT STATE

Kansas Alpha

Peter G. Pohlmann, Sr. 1969

Jeffrey Lee Lamb 1982

James Arthur Hensel 2000

KANSAS

Dr. Donald J. Peterson 1957

Phillip T. Johnson 1972

JOHNS HOPKINS

Dillan Humbard 2021

Vernon Britt Richardson III 2003

Robert J. McCauley, Jr. 1963

William M. Henderson, Jr. 1970

Georgia Omega

Maryland Phi

Howard Kennedy IV 1962

James F. Hardymon 1956

Don Kent Tomlinson 1971

Edwin H. Wingate 1954

Christopher David Graham 1996

William P. Hise 1959

Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III 1974

Michigan Epsilon - Section B

Mikel L. Stout 1958

Joe A. Tony Wilcox 1958

Virginia Mu

Dr. Carl L. Highgenboten 1961

Timothy R. Futrell 1970

Alan R. Stetson 1980

Edward Frederick Wettig III 1989

JAMES MADISON

Lawrence C. Halpin 1962

Lon W. Deckard 1969

William George Bechtel II 1984

Bradford Lee Smith 1975

Tyler Hancock 2024

John Schultheis Webb 1991

Jack C. Bradley 1961

Jerry D. Prather 1966 William K. Shaw 1975

Indiana Iota-Pi

Joseph Allen Taylor 1998

Blaine Kennedy Ayers 2001

Michigan Epsilon - Section A

Carl F. Schwab III 1969

IU INDIANAPOLIS

Theodore J. Stansbury 1971

Joe Edward Anderson 1981

John W. Morgan 1975

GEN Richard B. Myers 1964

C. Arthur Wittmack 1969

Paul S. Siebenmorgen 1971

Kentucky Epsilon

William L. Bryan 1967

Larry D. Coffman 1965

Daniel Wilson Johnson 1986

James L. Heflin 1974

KENTUCKY

Steven R. Brewer 1978

David F. Chelesnik 1961

Dale A. Johnson 1960

Robert Richard Hawkins 1987

Edward John Yaskowitz 1979

Dr. James L. Boerner 1977

Larry A. Bush 1973

James P. Howalt 1962

MAJ Michael Edward Hassel 1979

Kevin P. Wyndham 1988

William H. Braddock 1957

James R. Breneman 1964

Larry Robert Gradisher 1982

Christopher W. Hancock 1996

Archon Circle

Kansas Beta

Steve Wayne Churchill 1985

Drew Billings 2014

First-time Donor

KANSAS STATE

Jeffrey Neil Bump 1984

Indiana Sigma

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Dr. Laurence A. Ulrey 1971

Ohio Lambda

California Upsilon

Dennis Matthew Butts 1993

Rodlee Jay Wright 1988

Dale E. Craddock 1976

Gerald A. Damerow 1964

Mark Okey Decker, Sr. 1971

LAFAYETTE

Pennsylvania Gamma

Thomas James Heinz 1980

Robert T. Burns 1963

Richard A. Krieger 1963

Leonard Hatcher Habas 1966

Timothy J. Hill 1966

Joseph H. Reed 1960

Robert Evan Ross 1970

Edmond V. Russ, Jr. 1966 William J. Vogt, Jr. 1962 Donald P. Winter 1957

James Francis Cosgrove, Jr. 1986 David Hammer 1992

Brian David Mansfield 1991 Eric Paul Reumann 1988 Joseph Z. Sherk II 1967

COL Kent E. Wolcott 1966 Robert W. Woolf 1965

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS LEWIS & CLARK Oregon Delta

Brian Gerald Hackett 1994 Christopher E. Jay 1972

David Keith Strong 1980

Dr. David A. Stumpf 1966

LONG ISLAND

New York Beta

Thomas J. Clark 1973 Max Cornell

John P. Giles 1974

Dylan Michael Silva 2018

LOUISIANA STATE Louisiana Epsilon

John C. Bowden 1955

Lawrence G. Freeman 1969 Dr. Chester B. Fresh 1968

Hon. John W. Greene 1962 John C. Hamilton 1958

John A. Hollinshead 1971 Robert G. Jones 1960

Donald J. Lococo 1967

Charles B. Maginnis 1970 Dr. Joe A. Simon 1960

Stephen M. Stewart 1967 Hunter C. Thom 1972

Edward W. Veillon 1962 James S. Whittle 1963

LOUISIANA TECH Louisiana Rho

Riley Hagan III 1986

Ashley Brigham Patten 1994

Nikolaus Zumwalt Schwabe 1996 Martin Wendell Wilson 1988

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Louisiana Alpha

Brandt J. Dufrene 1966 Donald A. Maggio 1970 Jerry L. Ritchie 1969

Charles H. Trent 1969

LOUISVILLE

Kentucky Sigma

Dr. Randall Joshua Campbell 2007 Adam Robert Hanzalik 2008

LOYOLA CHICAGO

Illinois Alpha-Omega

Jeffrey John Kinzler 1983 David John Kupiec 1986

Ross Anthony Pometta 2007 Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003 Dr. Alfredo Barrios Tiu 1986

MAINE

Maine Alpha

Daniel Hanson Beale 1981 John H. Burnham 1960 Edward L. Davis 1958

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Richard J. Goff 1950

William Corry Johnson, Jr. 1980 William B. Mann 1949

Norwood Mansur, Jr. 1966 James I. Peterson 1970

John B. Peverada III 1981

MANSFIELD

Pennsylvania Beta-Phi James David Blew 2017

Alexander F Norman 2013

Bryce Christopher Steiner 2021

MARSHALL

West Virginia Alpha

Thomas E. Atkins 1961

Jackson Alexander Boyle 2021 Robert Jackson Dilley 1973 Joseph B. Feaganes 1966 Donald D. Ferguson 1959 Charles N. Ferrell 1963 Vernon P. Ferrell 1957

Steven R. Headley 1968

MAJ Virgil W. Jones, Jr. 1965 John D. Layne 1965

David L. Mitchell 1957 Jack Moretti

Jordan Person

James A. Shaffer 1957 David E. Taylor 1973 Mason Thornton

Clinton E. Wilson, Jr. 1975

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta

Robert A. Blase 1964

Harold M. Brierley 1965

Dr. William G. Cushard, Jr. 1960

MAJ Raymond Mark Davids 1977 Timothy J. Davisson 1982 Dr. Paul E. Farrell, Jr. 1976 Chris P Gaylor 1972

Alex James Heppner 1979 Brian Stuart Jolles 1982 James W. Kenney 1963

Gregory Eugene Lomax 1976 Randall Morris 2024

Preston R. Padden 1970 Robert M. Parks 1968

John Edward Roberts 1963 Michael E. Scott 1976

William Scott Sims 1987 Theodore J. Smith 1950 Brian Keith Steele 1984 John K. Stitt 1960

Slaton L. White 1973

Joseph Phillips Wright, Jr. 1967

MASSACHUSETTS

Massachusetts Kappa Todd W. Buck 1973

John Dalton Couig III 1984 Charles B. Paulin 1972

MEMPHIS

MIAMI (OH)

Kenneth J. Carmack 1963

Ben L. Allen 1960

Tennessee Sigma

James F. Elmore, Jr. 1968 Frank L. Flautt, Jr. 1963

Andrew B. Gibson, Jr. 1974 David E. Harrison 1977 Ronald C. Hart 1979

Henry Mark Hill 1978

Charles C. King III 1966

Carey Thomas Mulwee 1973 Donald G. Rhoads 1955

E. Taylor Richardson 1962 Jack P. Rochelle 1965 Steven E. Spiro 1976

Andrew K. Tatum, Jr. 1962

MERCER

Ohio Tau

David M. Auck 1965

John R. Balconi 1967 Jerry B. Barnes 1959 Peter W. Berg 1964

Edward R. Bookwalter 1968

Matthew Joseph Brinn 1989 Steven Clay Butler 1989

Michael S. Cambron 1966

Richard E. Dueringer 1966

Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. 1956 Frederick W. Fehr, Jr. 1955 Bruce L. Folkerth, Sr. 1961 Larry A. Freedman 1966

Marc Steven Gendell 1985 Mark A. Goodman 1968

Georgia Psi

Joel H. Bickerstaff 1974 James H. Bray 1972 Perry B. Buck 1975

Gary Scott Buhler 1987 James M. Cayce 1967

John Frierson Howard 1974 S. Reed Jackson 1971

Dr. Galen B. Jones 1973 James A. Linn 1972

James Gilbert Lyerly III 1984

Walter L. Gross III 1975 John M. Hader 1968

George W. Harrington 1963 Richard E. Herthneck 1967

Douglas Charles Hodge 1991 Robert J. Kamerschen 1957 Andrew Kereiakes 2010

Nick Dean Kereiakes 2012 Kevin Wayne King 1978

Michael William Lintner 1978 Patrick J. McCafferty 1977

Bruce D. McAllister 1973

Gene R. McHam 1957

Young Thompson Sheffield 1963

Tom Cambell Nasby 1980

Robert Allen Scherer 1983

Dr. William C. Shirley, Jr. 1976

MIAMI (FL)

Thomas B. Meyer 1966

John W. Nenninger 1969 Charles J. Peterka 1965

Lawrence H. Pomeroy III 1976

Florida Alpha

Michael Z. Brenan 1959 Arthur B. Choate 1970 Peter J. Clancy 1962

CPT Jerome L. Cleveland 1953 Thomas M. Cook 1965

Stephen Dana Ferguson 1977 Thomas F. Gannon 1963

Tipton D. Jennings IV 1954 Robert L. Jerson 1965

Vance Harper Jones 1961 Leroy A. King, Jr. 1962

CPT Carey E. L. McIntyre 2006 Matthias P. Meehan, Jr. 1963 Todd Paul Misemer 1991 Richard R. Pieper 1959

Shawn Michael Potter 2007

Dean Steven Karl Priepke 2003 William J. Rankin, Jr. 1953

John M. Postle 1968

Glen T. Roberts 1978 J. Kirk Rogers 1968 David T. Roy 1961

John R. Ruhl 1959 Mark Saran 2010

Steven T. Scharrer 1970

Jerome Bernard Schildmeyer 1985 Richard L. Schroeder 1958 Charles R. Skinner 1966

CPT Kelsey S. Stewart 1960 Barry L. Talley 1967

Richard Allen Termuhlen II 1980 Richard H. Thompson 1956 Henry A. Tortora 1967 G. Veil 1950

Nelson J. Vogel 1968

John W. Weaner 1956

Martin C. Ross 1976

MICHIGAN

John W. Shields 1957

Dr. Christian L. Brix 1954

Martin L. Shaw III 1965 Edward J. Stankunas 1969 William L. Sutton 1961

Michigan Iota-Beta David C. Faul 1958

Matt Keenum 2009

Thomas L. Mack 1966

Stanley A. Mathews 1966

Matthew Michael McGrail 2004 Barry R. Patron 1955

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) MICHIGAN (CONTINUED) Andres Villareal 1987

Ben J. Cousins 1964

Daryl A. Massengill 1976

Noel P. Rahn 1961

John M. Dean, Jr. 1966

Michael Lee Ponto 1983 Walter G. Roberts 1956

Timothy Michael Strobl 1980

Jack Zachary 1959

James Richard Walker 1981

Howard William Wedekind 1970

Michigan Gamma

Dr. Lance E. Adams 1969

MILLIKIN

Kenneth R. Baldwin, Jr. 1966 Dennis M. Becklin 1963

Allen W. Wehr 1963

James M. Butts 1951

Dr. Frederick Joseph Brodeur 1988

Kevin Lowell Weist 1979

Dr. Edward E. Cave III 1968

William C. Cesaroni 1968

Hon. Robert H. Cleland 1969

Donald L. Eberhardt 1958

MINNESOTA STATE

Jack E. Erickson 1952

John J. Guerber 1969

Peter James Engle 2000

Richard Thomas Cummings 1990 Robert C. Gasser 1957

Minnesota Beta

Thomas W. Ewing 1957

E. Mark Gregory III 1964

John M. Ryan 1970

Garrett Hale

Robert D. Harmon, Jr. 1960

John A. Shepard 1969

Dean W. Jacobsen 1951

Mark A. Harris 1978

Stephen Lee Hickman 1964

Jefferson Davis Lilly II 1998

MISSISSIPPI

Donnell J. Schwarz 1961

Milton P. Armor 1966

John E. McCoy 1959

Stephen R. Howard 1971

Gordon C. Johnson 1960

Mississippi Gamma

Allen L. Short 1961

Frederick J. Kleisner 1966

Father Nicholas William Smith 1983

COL Dale H. Koch 1960

Ronald R. Smith 1962

Christopher Edward Lane 1995

Christopher S. T. Vaughn

Donald W. Langeloh 1959 Robert A. Leich 1961

Timothy Patrick Anger 1995

Charlie Duaine Maines 1967

Mark Andrew McManus, Jr. 1990

Baron Danzey Matthews 2003

Richard J. Metzler 1963

Ty Michael Williams 2018

Lawrence A. Molnar 1970

Christopher James Mundy 1996

MINNESOTA

George S. Nugent 1956

Minnesota Alpha

Raymond J. Persia 1957

Richard J. Albrecht 1970

John C. Prost 1958

Duane E. Blanchard 1962

David D. Rathbun 1957 Adam M Robbins 1999

David John Runyon 2001

Frank William Schwarz III 1990

Thomas Anthony Durda 1980

Dr. David L. Shaw 1969

James L. Ekstrom 1960

Gregory Percival Somers 1998

John S. Gleason 1964

Stephen Joseph Szilagyi 1985

Howard Evan Grodnick 1984

Philip R. Thornton 1954

William E. Hill 1966

Robert Dean Walters, Jr. 1986

Reynold James Huseby 1946

Auric Dane Zygala 1998

Bradley A. Kindem 1969 John A. Kohler 1951

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Ross Levin 1982

Tennessee Beta

Dr. Richard L. Lindstrom 1969

Richard L. Baker 1974

Kirk A. Mackenzie 1961

Thomas Justin Dement II 1990

Charles E. Nightengale 1963

Emery James Gaines 1969

Don R. O’Hare 1944

Michael Leverett Guess 1994

Michael C. Olson 1978

Thomas Hailey 1996

Donald S. Peterson 1961

Robert Preston Hopkins IV 1985

John M. Peterson 1978

Nathan Caleb Jones 2021

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

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

Ellington F. Massey 1961

Duke Higdon Morgan, Jr. 1988

Bertram Spivey Mortimer 1982 Thomas Brant Nusz 1982

Farley Ralph Owens III 1987 Ben Wills Pentecost 1979

Henry Cox Pilkinton IV 1984

Dr. James B. Puryear 1960 James C. Robertson, Sr. 1950

James Cooke Robertson, Jr. 1983 Thomas Bing Seitz 1963 Jerry D. Solomon 1973

James Ewing Parks 1979

Gerald W. Thames 1970

Holmes S. Pettey 1973

William Edward Thurmond, Jr. 1963

Frank M. Patty, Jr. 1959 Donald F. Smith 1968 John F. Stone 1948 John Stubbs

Charles V. Williams 1966

H. Mark Adams 1977

James Chester Durda 1979

David William Senatore 1991

Eddie M. Morgan, Jr. 1973

Merrill K. Cragun, Jr. 1953

Hon. Thomas W. Devine 1974

Robert L. Hart, Jr. 1967

James B. Randall III 1974

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Richard A. Devine 1976

J. Donald Schafer 1964

James O. Harris, Jr. 1963

Lyttleton Tazwell Harris IV 1962

George B. Chesley 1963

Debashis Chowdhury 1998

Gerald D. Roueche, Jr. 1961

Buddy V. Guynes 1963

George D. Pillow, Jr. 1969

Joseph F. Lauderdale 1971

Rev. Robert William Lowry 1993

Stephen Lefoldt Farr 1984

Dr. James P. DeRossitt III 1969

Clyde D. Kelso III 1968

Mississippi Delta

John A. Lucas 1960

Francis M. Biedenharn 1982

Dr. Robert Evans Jones 1978

MILLSAPS

Dr. Robert C. Leonard 1958

Gov Haley R. Barbour 1969

Bonner Hamilton Dinkins 2022

Matt David Walzer 2005

Freeman R. Lehman 1950

Scott Allen Sundet 1978

R. Randall Vosbeck 1954

Joe A. Browning 1970

Dennis Joseph Brodeur 1989

William H. Gillon III 1961

Davidson Chris Smith 1983

Richard P. Taylor, Jr. 1965

Randy S. Blackburn 1974

William Anthony Borre 1986

Cyril E. Sheehy 1941

Paul A. Taylor 1961

Andrew J Benbow

Richard L. Black 1967

John Charles Dowdle 1996

John C. English 1965

H. R. Swanson 1956

Illinois Delta

Howard R. Davis Jr. 1976

George B. Serrill 1967 Jeffrey F. Shaw 1969

William Lewis Webb 1981

MICHIGAN STATE

Archon Circle

Stephen Oliver Plunkett 1985

Hon. Bobby W. Sands 1972

Geoff Voss 1982

First-time Donor

Neil V. Lambert 1982

Michael Wayne Lillie 1985

Robert B. Ravenscroft 1962

Mississippi Theta

Stewart F. Alford III 1971 Bobby L. Baker, Jr 1961

Harris H. Barnes III 1968

Johnson Noel Barrett II 1979 Henry A. Beattie III 1977

Hugh Beckham, Jr. 1988

James Porter Thomson 1979 John Kevin Watson 1978

Robert C. Weston, Jr. 1974

COL Hugh H. Wilson, Jr. 1964

MISSOURI-COLUMBIA Missouri Alpha

N. Scott Angevine 1950 Kenneth E. Bates 1967

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

Davis M. Billingsley 1974

Edward R. Downe, Jr. 1952

Joseph P. Bowen, Sr. 1986

Charles A. Gilbert 1978

Dr. E. Russell Black, Jr. 1967 Charles P. Boyd 1965

David Eric Frimel 1987

Joseph W. Hoffmann 1958

D. Hines Brannan, Jr. 1970

Gordon L. Jost 1966

Stewart H. Bridgforth, Jr. 1965

Matthew Christopher Laumann 1995

James M. Brewer 1967

Bruce Jones Brumfield 1983

Frank Swayze Brumfield 1988

Harris Clayton Brumfield 1986 John Miller Bush II 1982

William V. Byars, Jr. 1969

Sen. Eugene S. Clarke IV 1978

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Ronald P. Key 1963

Michael R. Lawler 1954

Thomas W. Rash, Jr. 1971

Robert Scott Richart 1985

Edward Andrew Rogers 1990 Robert Carl Schroeder 1989

Benjamin William Smith 1989 Harry B. Stauffer, Jr. 1959

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY

MOREHEAD STATE

Daniel Wilson McDill 2016

COL Roy James Downey 1984

Missouri Kappa-Chi

Jose Fernando Mendoza 2022

MIT

Massachusetts Iota-Tau Dr. Louis H. Bangert 1958 Geoffrey R. Brazer 1969 Thomas G. Burns 1962

Kentucky Gamma

Jeff Lee Flannery 2003

Noah Christopher Marcum 2024 Stephen Keith Mayes 1987

Robert L. McGrath, Jr. 1977 Ted Pass II 1966

Benjamin Donald Retallick 2021

Laird Quincy Cagan 1980

MOUNT UNION

John J. Golden, Jr. 1965

Douglas James Ackerman 1982

Mark David Copman 1981 John James Hradnansky 1985 John R. Kancavicus 1961 William C. Michels 1970 William B. Morton 1964

Dr. G. Theodore Nygreen 1967 Henry H. Perritt, Jr. 1966 William D. Putt 1959

Richard G. Rorschach 1950 Dr. Lloyd Vogel 1954

Dr. James R. Yankaskas 1969

MONMOUTH

Illinois Alpha

Richard W. Adams 1964

Robert C. Hudson III 1974 Earl K. Paasch 1966

Ohio Sigma

Joseph Charles Biscotti 1981 Robert L. Buchs 1954

Richard L. Button 1972 Brendan Glauthier

Harold E. Mains 1959

Paul R. Maurer II 1972

Brook Benton Miller 1987 Lee A. Miller 1962

John Herman Nussbaumer II 2002 Ronald P. Phillips 1971

Bryan Davis Robey 2022 Jeffrey W Smith 1998 Steven Smith

Riley John-Patrick Sullivan 2022 James Charles Varner 1996 Grayson David White 2022

MONTANA

NEBRASKA

Thomas P. Barnett 1979

Robert V. Atkins 1960

Montana Beta

Brent Douglas Beckley 2003 Quinton Billy

Donald C. Cowles III 1966 John O. Ferro 1958

Harold B. Gilkey 1962

LTC Lyle M. Glascock 1962

COL Kenneth R. Lawrence 1963 Paul D. Miller 1963

Kenneth C. Mlekush 1960 James R Mountain 1981 John L. Olson 1962

Robert R. Romek 1959

COL Thomas P. Ross 1962 Jack Shipley

LTC Dennis L. Stevens 1964 John David Streich 1983 David K. Voight 1963

Thomas Bradley Wenz 1998 James A. Willits 1964

MONTANA STATE Montana Alpha

Charles E. Bentz 1958

Arnold D. Ferris III 1966

Edward L. Hanson 1954

Christian Erik Raaum 1976

Nebraska Lambda-Pi Robert G. Bartizal 1954

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 Eric K. Chapman 1977

William L. Duckworth 1966

Lawrence Clyde Ehrman 1981 Dr. Bryan K. Ericson 1962 Stephen M. Erixon 1978 Jeffrey P. Eves 1969

Stewart Allen Gaebler 1984 Grant Donald Gier 1984 Greg Paul Gillis 1982

Keith J. Gredys 1977

George L. Green 1966

Kenneth M. Green 1971

Steven Uhing Grossoehme 1984 Robert J. Harberg 1978

Scott James Henderson 1999

Dr. Richard F. Schroeckenstein 1969

John L. Hoppe, Jr. 1970

Jay Robert Wilson 1965

Scott Anthony Hunke 1994

Herbert Ray Thackeray 1979

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Tom Smith Howes 1989

Thomas Craig Huston 1982

William David Jackman 1986 Eric Michael Johnson 1985

Mark Brigham Johnson 2004 Clark David Landers 1983 Galen L. Larson 1980 John E. Martin 1969

David S. McBride 1974

George W. McEachen 1964 John C. Miles 1975

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 Scott Eric Smith 1990

F. Michael Sophir 1985

James Raymond Tanking 1982 Donald R. Trauthen 1956

Donald John Trouba 1999 Chad J. Vyhlidal 1994 Milan N. Wall 1967

Thomas Roger Westman 1982 Robert L. Wilburn 1966

Brian Scott Wilcox 1992 David W. Williams 1977

William Jennings Wilson 1990

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS Nevada Beta

Chris Esparza 2023

Edward Alan Horwitz 1991

Alexander Michael Mavros 1998

James Donald McDaniel, Jr. 1994 Robert John Sweeney 1987

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Beta

Andrew F. Durette 1964

Richard A. Goodnough 1963 LTC Robert W. Hicks 1955

Timothy Andrew Myles 1991 LTC Peter H. Smart 1974

Edward Joseph Spuler III 1993 CPT Robert H. Walther 1965

NEW HAVEN

Connecticut Nu-Eta Thomas Fang

NEW JERSEY

New Jersey Tau-Gamma Brian Garsh 2015

Joseph Justin Pellegrino 2022

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Tau

Victor Arvia Bright III 1999 Robert M. Burpo 1971

Armand T. Carian 1973 Kendall D. Coyne 1979 Brent DePonte 1987 James G. Ellis 1968

David M.B. Griego 1983 Ralph H. Leisy 1961 Ben Parker 2012

William Malani Putz, Jr. 2013 Joseph O. Quintana 1983

Stephen A. Schneider 1968 J. Mark Southard 1958

William R. Thompson 1969

NEW MEXICO STATE

New Mexico Phi

Seth T Alford 2006

Wynne C. Bierck 1972 Roger E. Cundiff 1968

Paul J. Dougherty 1961

NEVADA-RENO

William T. Gann 1972

Nevada Alpha

Charles A. Bell 1954 Darrin S. Bush 1970 Logan Gordon

Brian Anthony Holt 2005 Jakob Horwitz 2020

Dr. Robert Eugene Mays, Jr. 1981 Michael W. Morrissey 1970 Dan B. Porter 1963

Thomas C. Richardson 1971 Amb. Sig Rogich 1966

LTC Rodney K. Stuart 1964 Calvin P. Wilson 1963

Jerry L. Jackson 1971

Norman E. Murray 1973 Steven L. Nelson 1976

Robert E. Paxson 1970

George J. Sucher III 1967 Douglas L. Turnage 1969

Alexander Lamar Wright 1993

NICHOLLS STATE Louisiana Chi Nick Falgout

James Paul Irwin 2005 Jacob Lee

Benjamin Riviere 2018

Thomas Jude Rousse 2020 Jackson Taylor Connor Waalk

NMHU

New Mexico Sigma 1SG Daryl Neil 1975

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and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Marvin G. Larson 1968

NORTH ALABAMA

CAPT Donald Eugene Lyle 1980

Phillip S. Prince 2001

Timothy James Lyle 1981

Michael Joseph Pung 1985

B. F. Beasley, Jr. 1959

NORTHERN COLORADO

Gary Wayne Selberg 1983

Brian David Cooke 1999

Colorado Alpha

Robin Ray Thompson 1986

Terry P. Creech 1974

Chad Edwin Barmettler 2001

James F. Weigum 1959

Eugene Douglas Gainey, Jr. 1985

Michael C. Hardin 1971

COL Miles C. Wiley III 1975

Hayden Lee Hoffler 2015 John R. Hopkins 1973

Keith R. Molholm 1973

Michael Thomas Trotter 1989

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

John Wilson Hopkins 1974

Karl E. Wondrak 1973

North Dakota Beta

Newell Barnard Murphy III 1969

Paul Jon Barstad 1981

Dean Graham Norman 1978

NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Kenneth A. Bartsch 1964

Alexander Desilva Raring 1998

Illinois Gamma

William Mark Bateman 1985

William Kirkpatrick Sanders 1992

William Lee Abromitis 1982

Alec Roy Boughton 2017

David Porter Smith 1981

Gerald W. Agema 1969

Douglas J. Burgum 1978

Charles E. Stallings 1977

Thomas Wayne Alles 1969

Robert E. Challey 1967

Ferman Wardell 1966

Dennis Lee Barsema 1977

Darren David Dahlin 1997

Michael James Corelli 2001

Robert J. DuBord 1968

NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL

Dayton Jeffrey Espeseth 2022

North Carolina Xi

Timothy Andrew Friskop 2010

William J. Armfield IV 1956

Thomas G. Prepelica 1970

Ross Arthur Haugeberg 1989

William Oscar Leonard III 1969

Kenneth L. Rasmussen 1967

Douglas Lynn Hildre 1978

Allen Benners Morgan, Jr. 1965

Erik G. Rozanski 2015

James B. Jenkins 1965

James M. Tatum, Jr. 1968

Richard Francis Slonski 2008

Neil S. Jordheim 1970

Jennings Jid Thompson IV 1955

John F. Tierney 1975

John Michael Levin 1995

J. Blake Young Jr. 1965

Matthew Anthony Jude White 2005

Robert C. Mann 1961

Randall A. Wunder 1972

Russell D. Maring 1963

NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE

Robert Leonard Beach 1951

John B. Mark 1968

North Carolina Beta

Jeff Charles Breeding 1994

James K. McKinnon 1962

Patrick Brown

Heath Dwight Bullock 1998

James R. Olson 1963

Darin Edward Ferguson 1995

Keith A. Peltier 1975

NORTH DAKOTA

Craig Keith Goos 1992

COL John W. Radke 1970

North Dakota Alpha

Richard D. James 1969

Dr. Curtis W. Stofferahn 1975

Dale Dean Aipperspach 1983

Nicholas Patrick Jones 2003

Warren D. Sundet 1975

John A. Berg 1967

Dr. Robert Allen Lee 1984

Herbert J. Thiele 1971

James Westcott Blakeway 1983

Shannon Max Lee 1996

Mark T. Tritschler 1972

Rex Ronald Carlson 1983

Michael Myron Wahowske 1979

T. Michael Clarke 1969

Keith A. Wanttaja 1973

Mike W. Crosby 1968

John Harvey Westerberg 2000

Robert Jay Daggett 1985

LTC Darryl L. Willison 1959

Dr. Douglas Duane Darling 1984 David E. DeMers 1965

Daniel G. Hinnenkamp 1972

Matthew Paul Weinstein 1994

NORTHWESTERN

NORTH GEORGIA

Curtis E. Hogfoss 1960

Georgia Delta

Peter James Hoistad 1982

Illinois Psi-Omega

Steven Michael Kronenberg 2006

Harvey H. Huber 1964

Terrell Alan Moore, Jr. 2012

Rodney H. Huber 1973

Mark Burton Hutton 1984

NORTH TEXAS

Scott Michael Johnson 1985

Texas Kappa

Thomas E. Kenville 1963

Dr. Ted Hunter Chase 1968

Craig P. Kipp 1977

Russel Stuart Krengel 1990

C. Duane Kraft 1956

Jeffrey Kenneth Mawby 1990

Michael Joseph Krance 1990

Michael Ray Tarbet 1988

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Duane Thomas Miller 1979

Gregory Alan Warren 1999

Christopher Ashley Slott 2008

William A. Harris 1964

Todd Kent Meyer 1987

Matthew Tyler Timmerman 2007

Dr. Anthony V. Mack 2011

Nicholas Craig Finnesgard 2006

Mark A. Mazzie 1995

A. Gerald Smith 2016

Florida Nu

Dr. Lloyd K. Everson, Jr. 1965

John R. Martin 1970

Dan J. Rush 1991

NORTH FLORIDA

Brent Alexander Everson 1998

Robert Gregroy Keller 1970 Thomas W. Neubert 1974

Diedrich Aaron Harms 2016

Lansing B. Lee III 1969

Steven Gibson 1968

Dr. Donald L. Morrison 1967

Bradley Golz 1992

John S. Hill 1960

Thomas Ordway McCarthy 1982 Robert Allen Sederstrom 1983

Michael J. Powers 1968

North Carolina Alpha

Matthew John Fuller 1988

London Scott O’Dowd 1990

Dr. John H. Muus 1962

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

Archon Circle

Arizona Gamma

Steve Thomas Leidholm 1986

Jesse Taylor Downs 2019

First-time Donor

NORTHERN ARIZONA

Jeff Michael Leidholm 1983

Alabama Nu

Dr. Walter W. Doren 1957 John J. Gillin III 1958

Frank Clark Ginocchio 1966 Robert L. Hampton 1966 Scott D. Hannah 1968

John Weber Hayden 1979

Thomas Z. Hayward, Jr. 1962 Paul B. Hiemenz, Jr. 1975

Richard Lorenz Lies 1967

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Derek Jeffery Linkous 2008 Stanley N. Logan 1977

Kenneth J. Morrow 1976 Curt C. Nerenberg 1979 Philip H. Nye, Jr. 1958

William A. Osborn 1969

Charles W. Riedel 1952

Allen McCanne Sanford 1948 Charles F. Sansone 1962 C. Scott Thiss 1969

Dr. John Robert Thompson, Jr. 1962 Steven C. Voorhees 1976 Lynn R. Wardour 1964

Thomas H. Ziemke 1964

OAKLAND

Michigan Sigma-Sigma

Francis Xavier O’Brien III 2016 Charlie Nicolas Rewold 2017

OCCIDENTAL

California Epsilon

Matthew James Axeen 1993

CAPT James Chakkrit Dunlap 1996 Bryan L. Holmes 1978

David Martin Kotin 1981 Stefan Pastor 2011

Richard M. Smith, Jr. 1975 James J. Sullos, Jr. 1960

OGLETHORPE Georgia Eta

Ralph Eugene Beard 1985 C. Harvey Buek, Jr. 1972

Blake M. Christoph 1978

David Nathan Cooper 1971 Zachary C. Nichols 2010 Clyde A. Tallent 1972

OHIO

Ohio Gamma

Bruce L. Aiello 1964

Millard E. Foucht 1962

Glenn William Frohring 1986 Dale J. Hanslik 1963

David K. Holmquist 1958

John Joseph Lahey 1981

Theodore Joseph Lesiak 1986

Lloyd W. Miller, Jr. 1976

James H. Richards 1965 Richard T. Stultz 1968

OHIO STATE Ohio Theta

Edwin S. Brock, Jr. 1965

William R. Engelland, Jr. 1972 James David Fornof 1980 Jeffrey P. Forster 1963

William Doug Kerns 1966 Lawrence E. Long 1959 John B. Lyon 1955

J. Steven Massie 1971

COL Roger E. McClure 1955 Dr. Brian Scott Myers 1987

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS OHIO STATE (CONTINUED) LTC George S. Place 1969 James T. Ramer 1968 Robert M. Scott 1951

Thomas A. Seitz 1963

Jonathan David Spayde 1993 Terrence J. Steel 1968

Michael B. Weingard 1971

Frank Dudley Williams 1960

Myers Leslie Yeomans 1987

OHIO WESLEYAN Ohio Delta

Dr. Gregory G. Boren 1964 Dr. Reid J. Calcott III 1964 Robert S. Gregg 1945 Dale E. Hill 1959

Denis B. Nock 1958 Donald L. Poe 1953

George L. Romine, Jr. 1967 Donald F. Wagner 1962

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Robert E. Bell, Jr. 1979

Basil Raymond Bigbie 1971 Terry Layne Carter 1971

William C. Chapman 1957 Harold H. Clifford III 1969 John J. Coates, Jr. 1961

Jack Edwin Counts, Jr. 1968 Cory Damon Cross 2000 Edward B. Edwards 1978 David Parker Folks 1979

Brooks J. Lagree, Jr. 1966

James Mercer Lamb 1966 William C. Maddux 1976

John Robert McClymonds 1971 Michael N. McGowan 1957 Glen McLaughlin 1956

A. Jackson Mills, Jr. 1960

David McKenzie Moffett 1974 Frank X. Olney, Jr. 1967 Ross Porter 1960

William Roger Pyeatt 1973 Kenneth R. Ross 1973

James Leroy Self 1965

Robert L. Simpson III 1961 David H. Street 1965

Gary Scott Thompson 1980 Bruce W. Wilkinson 1966

Robert McClure Winchester 1979 Morton E. Wolverton 1957 Michael E. Woody 1976

OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma Tau

Steven Alan Graham 1974

OKLAHOMA STATE Oklahoma Mu

Robert R. Austin 1976 Darrell T. Bains 1955

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David Harry Batchelder 1971 John Douglas Bax 1990

Jack L. Bedingfield 1958

Christopher Guy Busby 1987 Joseph E. Cantrell 1955

Edward Scott Chapman 1997 Fred A. Chapman, Jr. 1950 Ian Bruce Chapman 1989 Robert W. Clark 1975

Andrew K. Conner 2007

Richard W. Cooper 1976 C. Jack Corgan 1967

Rodney Bentley Coulter 1989 Kevin Douglas Creager 1992 Dr. Charles D. Deem 1962 William D. Farr 1969

Dr. Todd Foster Farris 1987

Dr. David William Foerster 2018 Charles A. Gall 1972

Robert P. Gephardt 1975

Dr. Gilbert C. Gibson 1956 Mark Alan Gish 1977

Tim Charles Haley 1982

Dr. Ferdinand R. Hassler 1952 William Duane Hogan 1985

Dr. 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

Craig Leslie McElwain 1991 Robert D. McGrew 1984 William P. Moran 1969

Tyler Kyle Mullman 2002 Brayden Tyler Neher

John F. Niblack 1960

Patrick Kenneth Nickles 1991

Christopher Kevin Norris 1985

Dr. John Garfield Polkinghorne 1980 Todd McCord Porter 1987 Frank C. Robson 1953

Alan Campbell Routh 1969

Harry D. Saunders 1967 James L. Skaggs 1978

Dr. Mark Perry Snell 1973 Robert J. Spring 1975 Billy B. Starr 1974

John Curtis Stobbe 1991 Robert John Tero 1985 David R. Towe 1977 Larson Trast

Gene Van Dyke 1950

Robert D. Vaughn 1975

William K. Veazey, Sr. 1950 Richard A. Wagner II 1969

Myron Herrick Watkins 1985 Scott W. Weirich 1976

John M. Yeaman 1962

OREGON

PENN STATE-HARRISBURG

Stanton Robert Box 1986

Darryl Bernard Ferguson, Jr. 2022

LTC Earle G. Culbertson 1956

Tanner Alexander Zimmerman 2019

Oregon Beta

Melville W. Campbell 1959

Macy Mark Lawrence 1982

Pennsylvania Psi-Eta

Smaran Sahay Kaushik 2020

W. Charles Long 1964

PENN STATE-UNIVERSITY PARK

John W. Ragan 1982

Colonel Hugh Bloom, Jr. 1995

Dean Kelly Morell 1979 Robert K. Spicker 1967

David Anthony Steil 1979 Charles J. Temple 1974 John R. Todd 1965

Michael Todd Wise 1988

OREGON STATE

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta Robert L. Busey, Jr. 1964

Richard L. Campbell 1964 Robert F. Carson II 1963 Peter H. Craig 1966

Harry Edward Hill III 1970

H. Richard Ishler, Jr. 1963 Eric R. Lindner 1975

Oregon Alpha

Danford Scott Afong 1981 Dr. Franklin A. Alvey 1960 Mark T. Atwood 1975 Cal Barrows

Carl Martin Casale 1983

Clement B. Newbold, Jr. 1961

Joseph Benjamin Richey 2009 Robert W. Scannell 1980

Jeffrey John Semmer 1982 Kerry Lee Small 1984

CAPT Charles F. Stender 1962

John Caples Clark 1990

Frederick W. Sutor IV 1982

Ronald E. Emmerson 1966

Dr. W Bruce Walsh 1959

Michael L. Cutting 1965

Dr. Richard Ames Hergenrather 1971 Blake Hilliker

Jack T. Hogan 1958

Donald E. Walmsley 1959

Mark Joseph Wasikonis 1982

Daniel Raymond Wenker 1981

John J. Holbrook 1972

PENNSYLVANIA

William Arnold Hughes 1969

Brett Harris Barth 1993

Ronald C. Holloway 1968 Ronald T. Iwasaki 1967

Christopher Langton 1973 Chad Alan Layman 1995

Dr. Thomas A. Leemon 1956 Jerry A. Mason 1965

Errol S. McKinney 1962 Alexander J. Paul 1970

Dr. Thomas W. Roe 1958 Charles H. Rouse 1968 Bailey Sadorf 2018

Robert B. Schumacher 1957

William Frederick Stiles 1980 Ron L. Thiesen 1961

John Eric Thompson 1976

Pennsylvania Theta

Charles H. Bolton III 1961

Leslie G. Callahan III 1972

Stephen Walker Ellis 1988

Anthony Robert Ignaczak 1986 Jeffrey Martin Karp 1988

Stanard T. Klinefelter 1969 Jack D. Neal, Jr. 1962

Gilbert E. Paradies 1958 Richard C. Pisano 1956

B. Franklin Reinauer III 1965

Steven Reed Saltzman 1985

Alan H. Tracy 1962

James C. Warner 1959

Dick F. Thompson 1973

PITTSBURGH

Thomas J. Vanderzanden 1967

Charles W Anchors 1959

Wayne D. Tollefson 1967 Gary R. Wilken 1968

Jon Rodney Wissler 1979

Christopher John Yahna 1993

OSWEGO

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron Gregory A. Baker 1972

David W. Dawson 1977

David John Down 1985

Kenneth C. Frederick 1967 David L. Hanak 1979

New York Zeta

John Christopher Sebalos 2005 Jeremy Lewis Smelski 2009

Jeffrey J. Leech 1968

Harry C. Luebbe, Jr. 1947

Anthony G. Massoud 1963

Stephen Lee Turner, Jr. 2001

Stephen H. Olchek 1968

PACIFIC

Lawrence F. Romett 1976

California Rho

Stanley Brent Smith 1989

Dr. Val Peline 1952

John Andrew Thompson 1997

PRINCETON

New Jersey Alpha Mason Daniel King 1998

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) PUGET SOUND

RENSSELAER

Robert William Bolton 1982

James J. Beattie 1976

Washington Gamma

Richard Miles Brooks 1982

Clifford Lyndon Yee 1997

Wisconsin Beta

Charles F. Cassidy 1980

Alan H. Cottle 1974

William H. Lake, Jr. 1973

Robert Clagett 1974

Walter W. Emery 1965

David J. Colten 1972

Eric Michael Grabowski 1989

ROCHESTER

Rainer P. Ellis 1966

Fredric T. Langton 1961

New York Tau-Gamma

Patrick S. Glynn 1978

Dr. Bruce Scott Logan 1970

Marc-Anthony Arena 2005

Michael Joseph Guida 1997

Daniel M. Martin 1967

Andy Michael Bohne 2006

David C. Hoffman 1966

George E. Matelich 1978

Peter Alvin Hutchins 1979

Craig Boyd Mendenhall 1972

ROCKHURST

Paul F. Kondrath 1963

Allen B. Petrich, Jr. 1965

Missouri Delta

Jerome F. Kunkel 1969

Gerald F. Reilly 1966

Dan Jerome Brunnert 2000

Charles H. Learoyd 1967

Charles Darrow Standish 2022

Christopher J. Campo 1985

David Stith Lowe 1990

Larry James Wetterhus 1954

Terrence P. Dunn 1971

John A. Majane 1953

Lloyd G. Whiton III 1968

Matthew Joseph Kopff 1980

Carl E. Meyer 1969

Marc G.B. Nioche 1994

PURDUE

Indiana Beta

Florida Omicron

Donald J. Parker 1978

Charles W. Ashing III 1959

Harper Adams Grove 2023

Michael Quan 1970

Joseph P. Beimford, Jr. 1972

Manus McGinnis

David Victor Raphael 1999

David A. Bigler 1958

Don Joseph Vanderhoef 1993

David Anthony Boss 1985 Scott Campbell 2017

New Jersey Rho

Michael Kevin Weiner 1989

John Stanley Castell 1956

Eric Christopher Wenberg 1988

Michael Christopher Conner 1991

Dr. Jonathan Keay Witter 1982

John C. Coulson 1961

Jeffrey Corbett Young 1995

John B. Fillion 1971

James C. Fisher 1969

RHODE ISLAND

Maurice Dale Galey, Jr. 1985

Robert J. Federico 1960

Lawrence A. Framburg 1953 Roger B. Gatewood 1968

Sam Baldelli Hunt 2021

Robert E. Gotschall 1959

Robert W. Holzwarth 1950

RHODES

Grant Thomas McBee 1980

Bruce G. Allbright III 1974

John P. Kester 1960

Tennessee Zeta

Dr. Donald S. Meck 1971

Thomas C. Bailey 1973

Thomas S. Pruitt 1992

William M. Callicott 1955

Robert E. Petersen 1965

Terry Lee Bitner 1969

Terry K. Ryker 1969

Hamill B. Carey 1951

William D. Schmicker 1965

Andrew Eugen Gaston 1970

Randal Alan Sergesketter 1980

Dr. Paul Jackson, Jr. 1962

Steven E. Short 1968

Robert A. Jetmundsen 1977

E. Brian Smith 1960

John H. Keesee 1973

Jonathan Frede Staub 1983

Alfred K. Nippert, Jr. 1973

Nick Francis Stein 1982

Dr. David Ewing Wheat 1969

Homer Bailey Terry, Jr. 1958

RICHMOND

William N. Vinovich 1962

Thomas D. Wilson, Jr. 1967

Virginia Tau

Ryan Bertram 1999

RANDOLPH-MACON

Ted Brently Clark 1997

Virginia Alpha

Daniel A. Doherty III 1969

Harry Edward Kenney 1981

Dr. Charles M. Elliott 1966

Philip Earl Lohr 1970

Frank S. Foley 1968

Donald Stephen Parsons 1975

Terry H. Kingery 1978

Kevin Duane Richardson 1996

Robert W. Montgomery 1969 J. Ken Morgan, Jr. 1971

Lloyd E. Voneiff, Jr. 1976

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

SACRAMENTO STATE Dr. Karl D. Pape 1968

David L. Perrault 1966

William R. Pickering 1973

Bruce Francis Lowthers, Jr. 1988

Michael Anthony Graziani 1996

Nicolas Poulos

James Alan Bonilla 1979

Harry Peter Hoopis 1969

Ford Michael Ginter 1984

Alex Malanaphy

California Xi

Rhode Island Alpha

Ronald James Vance 1978 Erik Yoshizaki 2012

Christopher J. Barton 1987

Gregory Todd Benninger 1984 Joseph E. Berg III 1967

Richard Detlef Brady 1979 Jeffrey H. Byroads 1978

Chad Jeremy Colston 1997 Tom P. Gable, Jr. 1967

Hon. David M. Gill 1956

William Robert Hamlin, Jr. 1984 Jeffrey M. Langford 1971

Dr. Don L. Mansfield 1959

Christopher Aaron McCoy 2002 John W. McMullen 1970

Steven Andrew Nolls 2016 John A. Ramsey 1965

Ronald D. Roberts 1965 Glenn D. Southard 1974 William D. Urbach 1971 Steven J. Zimrick 1967

SAN FRANCISCO California Sigma

William Calvin Godward 1977 Jeff Hersh 1992

Michael Francis O’Connell 1995

SAN JOSE STATE

California Zeta

Donald R. Beall 1960

Robert J. Faleska 1959

Garrett Seaton Howe 2024 Leland P. James 1963

SAINT LEO

Florida Alpha-Mu

Collin Richard Good 2012

SALEM STATE

Massachusetts Tau-Gamma Steven A Chaves 2018

Juan Ignacio Faria 2017

SALISBURY

Maryland Sigma

Joseph E. Cheseldine, Jr. 1978 Dr. Kenneth A. Film 1981

James Lawrence Finneran 1985 Michael Leon Fitzgerald 1986 Daniel H. Gladding 1978

Joey Guillermo Leus 1992

Dwight William Marshall, Jr. 1988 Dean Roger Prager 1987

J Michael Scarborough 1976 Carlton Allen Shatzer 1986

Robert Douglas Wilson 1994

Clifford Winston Woodward III 1992 Tim Raymond Wright 1989

Phi Alpha Club

Ronald Arthur Bartleet 1985

David W. Wood 1959

RUTGERS

Salvatore J. Vitale, Jr. 1960

California Theta

Dr. Patrick L. Abbott 1963

David B. Olson 1961

ROLLINS

James P. Owens 1970

SAN DIEGO STATE Robert G. Altman 1967

RIPON

Leonard E. Bower 1969

Jonathan Andrew Cohen 1979

Archon Circle

Charles C. Wright 1971

Ronald Keith Belyea 1972

Charles R. Brown 1956

First-time Donor

John A. Witt 1977

New York Epsilon

Phoenix Circle

Brooks T. Mancini, Sr. 1964

A. Bernard McCarthy 1956 Charles M. Pettis 1950

Donald E. Ruff 1959

David V. Schweitzer 1957

Kevin Joseph Suddarth 2014 John Sid Thompson 1959

Anthony Yin 1980

SEWANEE

Tennessee Omega

Dr. Joseph B. Delozier III 1977 Frederick R. Freyer, Jr. 1961 William Fuller, Jr. 1969

David C. Humphreys 1979

Edward Waddell Laney IV 1982 Paul Lee Prout 1961

Dr. Jerry Allison Snow 1961

SIMPSON

Iowa Sigma

Gabriel Bruns

Stan R. Campbell 1974 Kerry P.J. Doran 1964

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS SIMPSON (CONTINUED) Kyle Gene Einck 2013

Neil W. Goeppinger 1967 David A. Herr 1974

Charles E. Hornbuckle 1959 John W. Iles 1969 Spencer Krantz

Robert L. Lester 1964

Brett Allen Martin 2003

J. Daniel McGowan II 1971 David Anthony Metz 1982 Scott Michael Sams 1994 John A. Schmidt 1980

Dr. Scott Allan Slechta 1980 Roger W. Spahr 1962

Jack D. Summerbell 1957 Dr. John P. Viner 1971

Robert Earl Wagner III 1986 David William Whalen 1985

SONOMA STATE

California Alpha-Alpha

Taylor Biedermann 2014 Jefferson J. Buller 1995

Trevor Douglas Frampton 1994 G. Michael Harris 1992

Damon Bret Hirschensohn 1998 Ted Anthony Lasch 1992 Justin Moscoso 1992

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma

Harold R. Bickner 1977

William G. Ellwein 1963

Dr. Ryan Lowell Geraets 1999 Dr. Thomas John Grau 1971 Marcus Halling

Jeffrey John Hay 2004

Francis Gregory Homan 1985 Arlin L. Houtkooper 1964 Dr. Jay W. Hubner 1964

Harvey C. Jewett IV 1970 Doyle L. Knudson 1974

Bryan Randall Kouri 1990 James F. Leach 1961

Gregori Lebedev 1966

William Scott Lenker 1990 Tom J. Reaves 1977

Jerry R. Roland 1958

Charles Dale Ross 1986

Kenneth L. Shabino 1972 Steven D. Sikorski 1964

Scott Casey Sletten 1987

Dr. Vance Michael Thompson 1982 Matthew Scott Thornton 1997 Joel Robert Trammell 1979 Dan L. Vehle 1977

Michael W. Vehle 1972

Travis Bartholomew Powers 1992

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

Ray Ezechial Stawiarski, Jr. 1989

Chad Leonard Christopherson 1991

David Siembieda 1993

Shay Michael Stewart 1996 Martin R. Vindiola 2013

SOUTH ALABAMA Alabama Chi

South Dakota Theta

Derek Dakota Demers 2024 Michael L Evink 1990

Daniel Michael Kainz 1994

Dr. Michael Vernon Relf 1988

Robert D. Jenkins III 1973

SOUTH FLORIDA

Alan Glenn Stabler 1980

Dr. Brad Bjornstad 1974

Noah Shockley 2025

SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina Delta

Michael King Bell 1975

Stephen A. Burnett 1973 William S. Cowan 1964

David Rutherford Galloway, Jr. 1994 William Shannon Linning 1960 H. Montague Osteen, Jr. 1963 J. Michael Petty, Jr. 1975 Robert Lee Pratt 1972

Florida Delta

Harrison P. Fail, Jr. 1964

Matthew Bolin King 2020 Richard W. Lane 1968

Eddie Edwin Litton II 1987

Jeffrey Craft Marple 1987

Stewart Andrew Marshall III 1970 CPT Kenneth Robert Picha 1996 David S. Searles, Jr. 1968 Jim P. Strode III 1971

MG Luis Raul Visot 1978

James H. Rainero 1972

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Carlton Simons 1958

Dan Clark 1968

Edward Rutledge 1976

W. Marshall Simons 1982 Henry S. Sullivan II 1963 Neill M. Timmons 1976

Byron Charles Yahnis 1983 Larry B. Younginer 1969

California Gamma

Mark Philip Esbensen 1979 Bruce R. Galey 1959

Glenn A. Haldan 1966 Alan Johnson 1995

Guy Keven Johnson 1981

Richard E. Lawrence 1961 Warren H. Lortie 1967

Laureston H. McLellan 1961 Glenn E. Mon 1973

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CAPT Randall L. Phillips 1964

Christopher C. Abbott 1980

Dr. Thomas J. Rhoads 1970

Mark Leonard Lonnegren 1981

Greg Lee Rawlings 1981 Howard W. Speer 1953

William Michael Vangelos 1983

John E. Houx 1956

William G. Phippen, Jr. 1975

Luke O’Brien Vogt 2001

STANFORD

Keith John Yonkers 1980

Harry C. Andrews 1964

Thomas J. Wogan 1969

SOUTHERN METHODIST Texas Delta

Leonard H. Armistead III 1973 Herbert Arnold III 1960

California Alpha

Charles G. Cale 1964

John Robert Connelly, Jr. 1978 Dr. Laurence A. Darrow 1973

Robert Anthony Dickinson 1986 Robert J. Finger 1970

David Eric Ash 2000

George Robert Hamrdla 1960

James Curtis Boyd 1977

Robert V. Heldman 1958

David A. Beach 1967 Gary T. Crum 1969

William S. Culwell 1977

William A. Custard 1957

Robert Gotovac, Jr. 1986

Dr. Thomas P. Haverty 1976 Robert M. Ireland 1965

Douglas R. McDonald 1971 D. Douglas Muirhead 1970

William Souveroff, Jr. 1956

Troy Adrian Grande 1985

Alan B. Steiner 1963

Yerger Hill III 1967

Philip L. Waters 1955

Henry W. Grenley 1967 Gary D. Huselton 1968

Robert Badcon Thompson 1970

James H. Keet III 1971

STOCKTON

Roman J. Kupchynsky II 1980

Jackson Adelo Boisvert 2021

Stephen Raymond Kovac 1987 George M. Luhn, Jr. 1955

New Jersey Rho-Sigma

Dr. Gilbert Rice Meadows 1970

SUFFOLK

Dr. Daniel C. Peavy 1960

Samuel Preston Blouin 2017

Arthur H. Middleton 1968

John Cartwright Phelan 1986

Massachusetts Sigma

John T. Simms III 1960

SYRACUSE

Joseph C. Sumner 1954

Jeffry John Comanici 1988

Shelby Lee Smith 1954 Guy R. Thomas 1976

Richard C. Ware II 1968

Welcome Wade Wilson III 2020

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Sigma

Randal P. Alford 1972

Robert H. Banks, Jr. 1972

New York Delta

Richard M. Gray 1962

Steve J. Herson 1968

Robert J. Holbrook 1955 Kenneth R. Latham 1952

Dr. Daniel Michael Maxwell 1986 Scott Howard Read 1990

CPT Douglas H. Wassmer 1965

Benjamin Barham 2017

TENNESSEE

M. Todd Buchanan 1990

Christopher William Bird, Sr. 1984

Jacob Ryan Brogan 2023 David Conner Cawood

Hon. M. Ronald Doleac 1970

Dr. Charles Leonard Donlin, Jr. 1989 James Thomas Garrett III 1979 Dr. Jerry C. Griffin 1967

Mack Marcellus Harper, Jr. 1979 John T. Hazard, Jr. 1971

Clayton E. Johnson 1973 William C. Leslie 1965

John South Lewis 1970

Donald R. MacDonald 1968 Robert W. Magee 1968 Justin Malpass

John S. Pardee 1969

Michael W. Parker 1968

ST. LAWRENCE New York Rho

Tennessee Kappa

Alton E. Blakley, Jr. 1980 Eugene E. Burr 1956

Robert M. Chambers 1969

Henry E. Christenberry 1968 Dr. John Allen Diddle 1971

Kimbrough L. Dunlap III 1985 William P. Gillespie 1960 Thomas V. Glass 1962

Tillman J. Keller III 1963 R. Matlock 1960 William Matlock

Kenneth Emerson Montgomery II 1971 Brett Douglas Patterson 1990 Alfred L. Roach 1970

William Douglas Singer 1973 Dr. Randall J. Tindell 1976

John Jacob Werner II 1986 Frank Amalon Wilk IV 2023

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) J. David Cason 1974

TENNESSEE (CONTINUED)

Terry W. Caviness 1968

John R. Willis III 1965

W. Brant Chandler 1979

Robert E. Withers 1964

David Paul Corley 1970

Otto T. Wright 1968

Will A. Courtney, Sr. 1958

Morgan M. Zook 1950

James P. Edwards 1976

Theodore M. Fergeson 1961

TENNESSEE TECH

Giles M. Forbess 1961

Tennessee Delta

Ryan Jeffrey Hood 2008

David R. Fleming 1973

Kamden Deane Kanaly 2006

Dr. John A. Howington 1985

Andrew Lewis Kerr 1971 James Kieschnick 1964

TENNESSEE-MARTIN

David W. Ledyard 1972

Tennessee Tau

John F. Lown 1972

W. Keith Hurt 1981

Alton Richard Marricle 1961

James Thomas Legins 1990

Freddy Leon Moore 1979

Ronnie Neill 1974

James M. Moudy 1963

Ross H. Sinclair 1972

Johnnie D. Odum 1970

Jacob Warshaw 2015

George Prochaska, Jr. 1968

Garry Wayne Welch 1979

Dean Raimond Quinn 1982

Anthony Gordon White 1992

Wade Rogers Quinn 1984

William Lee Winstead 1998

Willard B. Robbins III 1979 James S. Rudy 1959

TEXAS A&M

Ronald Wayne Salmon 1969

Texas Tau

Edwin E. Sargent 1968

James Edward Chisolm 1981

2LT Richard Slaven 1968

David Luther Claridge 1981

Barry G. Smith 1966

Jordan Michael Crosswell 2015

James Edwin Sowell 1970

Ryan Steven Grychka 2023

J. Michael Stinson 1965

Michael Andrew Hebert 1993

Mark Robert Turner 1983

Mark Theodore Kelly 1983

John M. Tye III 1967

Lester Jack Murdock 1950

Bill R. Wienke 1960

Michael Edward Pflueger 1987

David G. Wight 1964

Joel Alfred Prellop 1994

Richard O. Williams 1960

Gary Anthony Roberts, Jr. 1993

Clark S. Willingham 1967 Dr. Gary B. Wood 1972

TEXAS CHRISTIAN Texas Beta

TEXAS-AUSTIN

C. Jay Barlow 1967

Texas Rho

Joseph S. Brosier 1977

Michael A. Barnett 1975

Robert N. Corrigan, Jr. 1968

Louis A. Beecherl III 1979

Kenneth M. Hardin 1963

Barry Beeson 1967

Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr. 1963

Thomas L. Carter 1950

John Knight Kritser, Sr. 1972

Donald Mark DeWalch 2022

Dr. James B. Montgomery 1973

William C. Duvall 1970

Edwin Dale Shaver 1979

James F. Erwin 1973

Don Singleton 1961

Lloyd Robin French III 1973

Scott Logan Summers 1977

Robert H. Graham 1968

Richard B. Vance 1968

William Moran Hickey, Jr. 1981 Graham Hill 1971

TEXAS STATE

Barksdale Hortenstine 2022

Texas Sigma

David Allen Lane 1970

Jackson Edward Daniel 2017

Jody D. Lane 2022

Niko Kossick

Andrew J. Lewis III 1977

Robert Bryan Rendon 1994

Robert Ellis Meadows 1970

Gabe Simmons

Kenneth B. Meyer 1973

Bailey Watson 2019

Gregory N. Moore 1971

Zachary Sterling Watson 2020

Laurence W. Nixon 1971 Virgil A. Pate III 1966

TEXAS TECH

Richard M. Peacock 1954

Texas Alpha

Donald L. Poarch 1974

Fred S. Alexander III 1967

R. Alan Shivers, Jr. 1968

Javier Arellano, Jr. 2005

Scott H. Shuford 1975

Stephen T. Buschardt 1972

First-time Donor

John L. Wagner 1973

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Archon Circle

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

TEXAS-DALLAS Texas Chi

Deran Coe Abernathy 2004

James Xavier Balandran 2010 Terren Zachery Brown 2022 Harrison Lee Herd 2020

Nicola Giovanni Niglio III 2000 Artem S. Zhuchkov 2018

TEXAS-TYLER Texas Zeta

Kaleb Arteaga

Lloyd Joseph Blondin 2011 Brant Lee Cain 2013 Billy Martin

Michael Rivera

Jeffrey Brent Lamkin 1991

Joseph Samuel Little 1987

Mark Calder Livingstone 1991 Jonathan B. Long 1989 Daniel Suissa 1984

TROY

Alabama Epsilon

Ronald Vance Beck II 1989 Jeffrey Guy Hunter 1994

James Ronald Pinckard 1981

Joseph Edward Parish, Jr. 1987

TULANE

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon Dr. N. Erick Albert 1967 Emile J. Bayle 1953

TOLEDO

Dr. Gregory E. Bertucci 1971

Ohio Nu

Bruce E. Alexander 1964

Dr. Charles M. Balch 1964 Brian Carlin Biggs 2009

Larry L. Brookhart 1968 David N. Brown 1963

Brent L. Cousino 1978

Frank Joseph Dobnikar 2003 Mark D. Everhart 1975 Charles S. Freed 1956

Jon Charles Freed 1983

Stephen L. Gepford 1964

Jon Donald Gochenour 1992 Gerald L. Guernsey 1959

Stephen M. Hawley 1969 Tristan Hill 2009

Charles E. Hodge 1964

James D. Jaggers 1966

Kris Eugene Khoenle 1991 Robert D. Kraft 1963

Jeffrey L Mann 1984

Kent R. Matthews 1963

Bryan Michael Minges 2001 Richard Paul Nagy 1970

William Casimir Nowicki 1988 Charles E. Packard 1967 Ronald J. Quine 1971 James H. Reed 1963

Anthony J. Salm 1990

Scott Michael Sampson 2018 Stephen G. Scarvelis 1973 Dirk F. Swart 1977

Michael Ray Tasker 1995 Dr. H. Murray Todd 1963 Keith Alvin Walker 1990

Dr. Robert A. Welch 1973

David Charles Whitaker 1970 Gary M. Zweifel 1963

Neil D. Blue, Jr. 1954

Dr. Robert E. Dilworth 1966

Joseph L. Fitzgibbons 1976 Miguel M. Flechas III 1959

Bruce Andrew Harrison 1984 Louis A. J. Kapicak 1966 William H. Lee II 1964

Dr. Ronald B. Mitchell 1947

Charles Theodore Orihel 1978 Dr. Ralph B. Pfeiffer 1966 Robert A. Seale, Jr. 1964

Richard W. Stephens 1966 Foster Walker III 1966

Carl E. Warden, Jr. 1961

UC BERKELEY

California Beta

Gregory D. Beltran 1978

Dr. Ronald N. Clazie 1960

Garber A. Davidson, Jr. 1961 John V. Hook 1944

Harold Brian Hoppe 1980

James R. Kidder 1957

Massimo Alessandro Navarretta 2018 Scott Maybeck Nittler 1980 David Cooke Thomas 1982 Peter S. Vanhouten 1956 R. Dennis Wise 1964

Peter Richard Prus Wisniewski III 2023

UC DAVIS

California Kappa

Stephen M. Epler 1962

Dr. John K. Frazier 1971

Lawrence Y. Kanagaki 1971 Paul Lazard Lion III 1979 George C. Ruben 1963

Mark David Spannagel 2002 Dr. Jan C. Swanson 1964

TOWSON

Maryland Alpha

David Henry Affeldt 1987 Kevin Sean Barlas 1983

George Lory Good, Jr. 1985 Les H Ireland 1986

Phi Alpha Club

Michael Joseph King 1993

Phoenix Circle

UC IRVINE

California Psi

Jason John Hamilton 2007 Ben Johnson II 1987

Kent Eugene Katnik 1991

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS UC SAN DIEGO

UMBC

VANDERBILT

WASHINGTON (MO)

Cheyenne Yari 2013

Brian Anthony Baum 1994

Paul Henry Anderson, Jr. 1970

Robert J. Baker 1971

California Chi

UC SANTA BARBARA California Eta

Dr. Howard L. Berg II 1970 Brian John Bosse 1992

Bradley James Bowen 1982 George L. Bowen III 1970

Maryland Omicron-Pi

Ricky James Haskell 1990

Michael Chi-Shiang Huang 2004 Christopher Bleu Kaehny 2008 Jamshid Jim Lotfi 1989

Bryan Kelly McMahon 1994 William George Voelp 1989

Paul F. Brinkman, Jr. 1969

UNION

Dr. Brian Joseph Candell 1984

John T. Barnes 1961

Kent A. Campbell 1963

Ian Richard Hanson 1982 M. Blair Hull 1961

Jay W. Jeffcoat 1967

Kevin Sorensen McClatchy 1985

Tennessee Eta

Vernon Stanley Ekrut 1968 Stephen M. Eldridge 1997 John Perkins Mayer 1968

Michael J. Montgomery 1970

Michael J. McKenzie 1978

Charles P. Taylor 1967

George A. Porter 1960

UT-EL PASO

Richard Paul St. Clair 1966

Andrew Thomas Barbe 1992

Steven C. Mendell 1963

Lawrence M. Schwab 1975 Ronald B. Stark 1958

Henry G. Weber 1954

James W. Woodworth 1962

UC-RIVERSIDE

California Omicron

Jeffrey Scott Casaw 1992

Kevin Stanley Dombek 1994 Roger John Gallego 1991

Ernest John Mortensen 1962

UC-SANTA CRUZ

California Omega

LTC Richard Cao 1995

John Paret Latimer, Jr. 1990

Texas Gamma

Robert B. Carusi 1962

David Bruce Dollinger 1986 Jack Gershon 1955

Lee David Groza 1989

Edwin Roy Hayek 1985

Dr. Richard L. Moore II 1966 Brainerd S. Parrish 1964

Charles F. Tupper, Jr. 1964

UTAH

Utah Phi

Paul R. Barber 1968

Robert J. Salvaria 1967

Harry Richard Sherburne, Jr. 1980 David W. Warner 1958

John Rendall Webber III 1978 Garrett R. Wittkopp 1968

Dr. Thomas Edwin Moody 1969 H. Ross Perot, Jr 1981

R. Sidney Ransom, Jr. 1968

Donald L. Howard 1949

Rodney D. Jarboe 1977

Joseph Reed Kass 1981

John Patrick Morris 1986

Timothy Patrick Riordan 1986 Donald W. Smith 1958

Randolph W. Robinson 1968

WASHINGTON STATE

Tom R. Steele 1976

Robert F. Abramson, Jr. 1969

Frank Stephen Snipes 1960

Jack William Straton, Jr. 1980 Bharath A Subramanian 2003 Peter W. Sullivan 1965

Clarence H. Taylor, Jr. 1956

Dr. John Movius Warren, Jr. 1972

Washington Beta

Michael B. Bauer 1969

Patrick A. Berschauer 1976

Devere Jerry Burtenshaw 1956 Kent A. Christensen 1958

Jeff James Christianson 2003 D. Gray Clark 1960

LTC Robert W. Finley, Jr. 1952

Vermont Beta

James K. Hayner 1972

Thomas E. Gates 1949

Barry Lee Roach 1971

Edmund M. Healy 1964

Terence D. MacAig 1960 Peter L. Mulford 1966

Douglas K. Rickerson 1955 Peter T. Smith 1972

James C. Wright 1974

Harry S. Nesbitt 1973

WEBER STATE

Peter C. Van Alstine 1966

Byron F. Anderson 1989

Allan Matthew Strong 1983

Utah Sigma

Charles Samuel Russell Carr 2007

Donald Freeman

Gerould Knapp Young 1982

Utah Upsilon

Don Robert Hullinger 1966 Gov Robert F. List 1958

Virginia Omicron

Victor Maceo Dandridge III 1986

WEST FLORIDA

John Nicholas Suhr, Jr. 1988

Bradley J. Bean 1975

Dr. Thomas Legge Schildwachter 1971 Ernest Cecil Vaughan, Jr. 1969 Daniel L. Williams, Jr. 1959

Peter Currey Rolfing 1982

VIRGINIA TECH

Michael Paul Snyder 1981

Patrick Frank McPherson 1981

Christopher Seibert 1975 Todd D. Sudick 1971

Dr. Floyd L. Tarbet 1955

Dr. Anthony Huston Sgro 1989

Dr. Frank Downing Straus 1976 Michael Patrick Straus 1983

WASHINGTON (WA)

Robert Andrew Greenway 1980

Jack Westley Dearth II 2014

Bruce Darby Hornbuckle 1978 Stuart Blain Parker 1983

William Maurice Queen 1978 Alan Edward Ridge 2000

C. Byrd Simmons, Jr. 1977

Florida Sigma

Millard L. Bowlin 1976

Richard Freeman 1970 Brian D. Haugen 1988

Kenneth E. Jernigan 1969

Virginia Zeta

Georgia Sigma

Jason Grant Hampton 2004

Pennsylvania Tau-Gamma

Timothy W. Oakes 1961

Washington Alpha

Ludwig Z. Johs 1970 Bryan D. Ley 2002

Michael Patrick Lynch 1990 Jason Daniel Prouty 2006 Rodney Clay Randle 1979

Samuel Henderson Waite 1980 Roger D. White 1971

Michael Donell Young 1980

Dr. Joseph H. Delaney 1970

WESTERN CAROLINA

Connor Devon Jones 2021

Brittan Michael Davis 2007

Mick Gerber

Rick Keating 1968

James W. Kenyon 1959 Lee D. Lannoye 1959

North Carolina Omega Kevin Neill Gath 2014

Cullen R. Kerigan 2022

Thomas Scott Laplant 1979

WESTERN KENTUCKY

R. Kirk Putnam 1975

William Ray Buckberry 1982

Rev. Dr. Bryce Little, Jr. 1954 George A. Swendiman 1967

Eric Scott Vander Waal 1994 60

Samuel J. Hardy III 1957

Roger G. Segal 1968

Dr. C. Scott Edenfield 1979

David H. Olson 1955

James M. Matthews 1970

Raymond L. Chung 1989

WEST CHESTER

Brian L. Hughes 1974

James E. Kauffman 1970

Thomas D. Magruder, Jr. 1969

F. Gilbert Bickel III 1966

VIRGINIA

Lawrence L. Robertson 1960

VALDOSTA

Roy H. Jones 1959

Ryan P. Littleton 2003

Missouri Beta

Theodore A. Domino 1973

Brian D. Holmes 1983

Rev. William C. Houghton 1955

Jeffrey Maxwell Holzbeierlein 1990

Dennis R. Bender 1965

Aleron H. Larson, Jr. 1967

Larry F. Clyde 1963

Larry C. Bucher 1962

George K. Gill 1961

Charles E. Graham III 1971

Dr. Gervis F. Galbraith, Jr. 1962

Dr. Robert G. Allison 1971 Ralph G. Biggs 1958

William H. Ferguson 1970

VERMONT

UTAH STATE

James Lynch Bechter 1982

Seawell J. Brandau 1958

Thomas Charles Behan 1970

UCLA

California Delta

Tennessee Nu

Kentucky Beta

Jordan M. Carter 2009

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) WESTERN KENTUCKY (CONTINUED)

Gary Alan Farha 1979

James Peter McDermott 1984

Jason Scott Embry 1994

Bryon C. Hamilton 1972

Flemming H. Smitsdorff 1967

John B. Graham, Jr. 1970

Ryan Travis Martin 2001

Rev. William Leroy Johnson III 1981

Timothy A. Mitchell 1973

Charles George Newton, Jr. 1988

Ritchie Sidener 1969

William Dallas Rector 1980

John J. Turner 1969

Dr. Ted M. Cudnick 1967

Robert D. Fulks 1968

Frederick H. Goins 1971

Larry L. Kennedy 1969

Dr. Gabriel Alfonso Hernandez 1981

Roger L. McClure 1967

WOFFORD

Ronnie Lee Miller 1966

James J. Roop 1970

Makhail Nasan Anderson 2023

Gregory W. Pryor 1987

Gary Benjamin Strout 1999

Sen. J. Dorsey Ridley 1975

Edward J. Vega 1971

Dr. Richard C. Rink 1974

Mac A. McKichan, Jr. 1960 Donald M. Vold 1956

South Carolina Gamma Gary N. Babcock 1972

Robert A. Barber, Jr. 1971

Dr. Robert P. Bethea, Sr. 1965 John Culler, Sr. 1966

Evans P. Holland 1957

WILLAMETTE

Randall Wayne Schocke 1978

Dr. Boyce M. Lawton III 2021

Oregon Gamma

Clay Randolph Mahaffey, Jr. 1959

Nicholas C. Birtcil 2009

WESTERN MICHIGAN Michigan Delta

George E. Chandler 1961

Dallas W. Carrier 1963

COL Gerald M. May 1961

Joshua Paul Downey 2007

Frank D. Riebe 1953

William S. Fiscus III 1986

Matthew Thain Spencer 1999

Stephen D. Henes 1977

Dr. Ronald E. Williams 1962

Mitchell H. Smith, Jr. 1958

Jack B. Anderson 1966

Kevin Michael Dean 2006

WORCESTER

James H. Cypher 1971

David MacLure Milloy 1979

Michael Bloom 1977

R. David Eick 1972

Terry N. Shuchat 1962

Roger L. Gansauer 1968

Greg Topping 1963

David Robert Hudson 2012

Dr. John W. Wood 1959

Robert Michael Kelly 1971

Massachusetts Delta Louis A. Ferraresi, Jr. 1972

CDR Edward L. Galavotti 1958 Jeff Gilbertson 1990

Brian David Huntley 1980 Daniel Hurley 1980

Colin Barry Lawrence 1985 John A. McManus, Jr. 1959

WILLIAM & MARY

COL Daniel J. Lynch 1969 Ralph Miesel 1971

Virginia Kappa

David B. Parsons 1967

Edward J. T. Cook 1986

Dana Edwin Smith 1978

T.J. Holland 1987

Timothy Reagan Wilhelm 1995

David Arthur Marshall 1994

James P. Murphy 1971

Donald K. Peterson 1971

Michael T. O’Reilly 1971

Sean Craig Bilby 1993

Tobias Jay Roberts 1994

F. A. Hauslein, Jr. 1965

Donald F. Werschem 1964

LTC Thomas M. Lewis 1953

Thomas G. Wischer 1967

Mark Marzziotti 2017

WESTMINSTER

COL Claude D. Perkins, Jr. 1957

Dylan Rae Phillips 2024 Paul J. Sartori 1971

Kenneth G. Schurzky 1967 Robert C. Sykes 1973

LTC James V Works 1988

Jonathan P. Worthley 1967

Scott Oppenheim 2002

Missouri Gamma

WINTHROP

James Powers Alder 1972

South Carolina Sigma

Travis Dow Ewing 2009

Steadman Cornell - Seth Boston 2017

Jeremy Cole Hill 2017

Dr. Hampton Hopkins 1989

Dr. Jerry N. Middleton 1959

Adiel Antonio Rincon Gonzalez

James Frederick Muench 1986

Charles Vance Stricklin, Jr. 1991

Robert E. Boen, Jr. 1967

Ryan McKenzie Arioli 2017

Brent Harold Gasper 1997

Kyle Steven Conrad 2020

George Wallace Mahn III 1992

Will Johnson

Kent C. Mueller 1962

Layne Brodie Smith 2019

Dr. James E. Musgrave 1961

Jeff Todd Woodall 1986

Sam E. Powell 1962

WISCONSIN

Larry H. Ross 1960

Wisconsin Alpha

Ralph Michaels Slocum 1986 Ronald P. Weller 1966

Robert G. Binkley 1973

WICHITA STATE

Scott Noel Christensen 1977

Subhasis Chatterjee 1993

Steven Richard Clavette 1980

Kansas Gamma

LTC Peter Vincent Austin 1986

Austin John Evans 2005

Dr. Sam N Cohlmia 1989

Gilbert L. Homstad 1957

James Frederic Cox 1973

Stuart A. Johnson 1966

Bryan Scott Debarea 2005

Dr. Peter A. McCoy 1967

Ronald L. Barnum 1968

Robert A. Hergert 1959

Ronald Raymond Coleman 1988

Robert Joseph Hume 1980

Jeffrey M. Davis 1973

Ronald D. Kruchten 1958

First-time Donor

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Archon Circle

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Connecticut Omega

Jonathan Wilson Meeks 1995

YOUNGSTOWN STATE Ohio Alpha

Anthony J. Bernard 2004 Owen Bertram 2024

Michael B. Ciesielski 1972 Jacob Howard Clemente Angelo Constantino

John Michael Degenova 1986

Brandon Michael Droney 2019 Luke Federici

Thomas P. Feret 1976 Anthony Guarino

CAPT Timothy John Harrington 1988 Melvin D. Hockensmith 1967 Clayton Emory Ketterer Thomas C. Lance 1964

Mark William McDonough 1998

Matthew Joseph McDonough 1993 Francesco McElrath Tom Mericle

John A. Mills III 1967

Edward A. Moore 1964

Albert Pasquale Pompeo 1987 Chad Richard Torres 2019 Bradley Zouck

FRIENDS OF SAE Tracy Aaron

Alexandra Badger Airth Lisa Albritton

Michelle Alexandre L. L. Allison

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha

Keven K. Aggers 1973

Adam Robert Boyd 2013

John T. Baumstark 1967

YALE

Thomas M. Clikeman 1968

Richard Thomas Cook 1981 Paul A. Dona 1975

Paul Monroe Duncan 1981

Dr. Frederick M. Emerich 1968 A. Rodgers Everett 1970 Glenn J. Hertzler 1976 Archie J. Jurich 1943

Joseph Braly Kelly 1980 Phillip D. Laue 1971

Frank Mendicino II 1961

Jennifer Anderson

Jennifer Armendariz Leslie Ann Arnold

Devotie Hall Association Terri Augustyn Candice Avery

Michael Aybinder Amy Ba

Lisa Baity

Julie Baker

Elizabeth Barrett Abigail Bartlett

Tracie Battipaglia Sara Bayliss

Lisa Beaulieu

Richard G. Montgomery 1952

Pamela Becker

Bernard Thomas Phelan 2005

Arlene R Berkowitz

Daniel J. Perdue 1975

Donald P. Prehoda, Jr. 1967 W. Richard Scarlett III 1964 Frank L. Shriver 1971

Sam Logan Silva 1997

Alexander John Smeaton 2009 Alan R. Stephenson 1968

William Thomas Sullins II 1971 Richard R. Tempest 1972 Vasil Vasileff 1960

Gregory Gerard Vaughn 2007

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Douglas and La Verne Benham

Laura Bianchi

Theresa Blaine Beth Blair

Ginger Blake

Jimena Blandon

Hannah Cotton Blenden Jennifer Blum Stacey Boal

Kealy Boychuk

Jennifer Brady 61

SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS FRIENDS OF SAE (CONTINUED)

Timothy Erickson

Kym King

Lisa Ordway

Shan Brickey

Andrea Paige Fassig

Caroline Kirk

Linda Otzenberger

Kara Brown

Kacey Felts

Sean Brynjelsen

Heather Fiore

Amber Buehner

Lena Fraley

Iric Burden

Robin French

Kyle Burks

Jennifer Garland

Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado

Melanie Geary

Angie Caban

Braden Glenn

Cynthia Carman

Jeannette Tunnicliff Goldsmith

Kristen Castana

Katie Golembeski

Vivian & H. Scott Caven

Leigh Granier

Carin Chavers

Linda Jo Grider

Kelsey Chittick

Jessica Guerra

Shira Kim Cohen

Karen Guthrie

Steve Cornwell

Branden Haire

Paul Creed

Courtney Harkness

Sara Cumbelich

Traci Hatchett

Janet Dahlberg

Jaime Hestad

Jennifer Dannemiller

Gina Hiley

Jenelle David

Elizabeth Holt

J. Cole Dawson III

Virginia Hotaling

Marybel Defillo

Shannon Huffer

David Della Rocca

Rachel Huie

Jen Deraps

Ethelmae C Humphreys

Scott DeYoung

Lori Ingram

Sheila Doherty

Rhonda Jameson

Sandy Dries

Marcie Jeter

Jason Dunn

Richard L. Johnson, Jr.

Isabel Eckert

John Jordan

Sarah Ehmann

Mary Ann Kilb

Alanna Engel

Daniel Kim

Keith Brand

Eve Fabbrini

Beverly Brown

Vanessa Felgner

Jason Brummer

Cindy Ferguson

Jane Bucher-McCoy

Laine Folse

Elizabeth Bumgardner

Christopher Freeman

Dorea Burkamper

Katrina Galante

Kimberly Byrd

Mary B. Garver

Rachel Byrne

Nancy Generelly

John Callahan

Jane Goldberg

Alison Carrascosa

Jeff Goldstein

Victor Castillo

Jessica Gordon

Jennifer Centeno

Amy Gregory

Heather Chester

Shawn Griffin

Peggy Clark

Lori Gurcsik-Bolone

Thembi Conner-Garcia

Scott Guthrie

David Cosma

Lance Hardenburg

Maria Crowley

Melissa Harrison

Kristin Curcio

Eleanor L. Hayes

Michelle Daniels

Elizabeth Hidalgo

Alexander Darcy

Rankin Holloway

Sandra Davis

Catherine Holton

Lori DeBruyne

Dennis Housman

Kimberly DeHart

James Richard Hughes

Kristin Dennewill

Jessica Hull

Gary Devaney

Lori Iaconis

Sarah DiLuzio

Anne James

Harrison Dowling

Teresa Jenkins-McCord

Geraldine Dungo

Jaime Johnson

Jennifer Duval

Kristin Jones

Julie Eggen

Bradley Keller

Amy Eichor

Tom Kilian

David Eppler

Beatrice A King

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Dreama Kirby

Tracy Orloff

Dalesa Klos

Ann Paek

Emily Krebs

Lori Paulson

Ariel Kronman

Dina Pavic

Gloria Kuehn

Megan Peters

Susan Kuhn

Joanna Pettas

Melissa Kuller

Lori Pettit

Alison Lai

Jennifer Pfeiffer

Edith Lauer

Theresa Pham

Michele Lawlor

Laura Pierce

Amanda Lee

Frank Pinn

Julie Lewis

Vernon Piper

Regina Lindner

Kristy Lockburner Ellen Long

Nathan Lukacsko EC MacGillivray Michael Maisey

Elizabeth Marston Larissa Martell

Sue Anne Matarazzo Amy Mathias

Casey McAlexander Karen McAuliffe Kayla McCloud

Jason McDonnell Lisa McDonough Erin McFadden

Alicia McGinnis

Travis Reid

Philip Rhyne

Mary Richardson Chad Richter

Robert Ritacco

Elizabeth Roadman Lorri Roberts

Jennifer Robinson Stephanie Rogers Kirsten Romano Melissa Romeo

Rebecca H. Rosdick

Valerie McNeill

Kelly Ross

David Mejia

Lara Ross

Alida Messinger

Diane Rossini

Daniel Meyer

Jennifer Mikelaitis Barbi Miller

Jennifer Miller

Emily Rought Lisa Rowean

Maryam Rudden Lori Rumpke

Robert Miller

Ronald William Mitcherling Cindy Monroe Elissa Moore

Nancy Russell Amie Salter

Martine Santos Randew Sartin

Andre Morales

Angela Saxbury

Kim Morgan

Stephen Saxbury

Michael Morgan

Mitzi Scherrey

Colin Morton

Edward Schlegel

Cindy Moss

Elaine Schlegel

Janet Mulvey

Shannon Munson Amy Murphy Exa Myatt

Vera Schlesinger

Jennifer Schneider Curtis T. Schultz Gary Schultz

Melissa Nagy

Nicole Sciacca

Karen Nellis

Jennifer D. Nicholson Mary Bausch Nippert

Kristina Ochoa

Heather Puckhaber

Andrea Robertson

Lisa McCormick

Edwin C O’Neal

Stephanie Pritchett

Kari Reichert

A. Mangione

A. Scott Noble

Hollie Pribyl

Yvonne Ralsky

Andrew Maltin

Barbara Nistler

E John Poindexter

Lucie Puttock

Amy Malone

DeDe Nigh

Tiffany Pittard

Jennifer Seals

Kristin Selmeczy

Ann Shaughnessy Maria Shipley

Shelley Shipley Tom Shoudy

Sheila Shulka

Allison Simeone

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

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IN HONOR OF

Sullivan Blake

Hali Smith

ADRIAN

by Carin Chavers

Barbara E Slankard Douglas C. Smith Susan Smith

Michigan Alpha

James Snyder

Alex Beaulieu

Jodi Snyder

by Lisa Beaulieu

David Sotelo

Brody Dries

Abby Sparkman

by Sarndra Dries

Michelle Sperry

Matthew Daniels

Caroline Spinato

by Michelle Daniels

Jodi Spires

Olivia Starling

Brenda Steele Tricia Stewart

Matthew Strickland

Jessica Suderman

by Kathryn Strickland

Brian Susemichel

Spencer Marston

Michelle Swencki

by Elizabeth Marston

Jeff Tamburin

Jason Tankersley

ARIZONA

Carrie Taylor

Arizona Alpha

Holly Thedford

Ben Deraps

Dalphin Thomas-Hill

by Jen Deraps

Rene Thompson

Christian Haire

Karen Timpanaro

by Branden Haire

Jennifer Trapnell

Dane Doherty

Charles Upshaw

by Sheila Doherty

Ruth Utti

Josh Ruiz

Annette Vinson

by Elizabeth Hidalgo

Rebecca Vitner Amy Vujaklija

ARIZONA STATE

Holly Wall

Arizona Beta

Home Wallace

Hunter Dahlberg

Stephen Walls

by Janet Dahlberg

Hsu Ling Wang

Maverick Maltin

Kim Waterson

by Andrew Maltin

Shannon Weaver Jason Weber

ARKANSAS

Heather Weir

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

Harriet Weirich

Everett Palecek

Kimberly Welgos

by Marcie Jeter

Natalie Wells

Jameson Ordway

William Welsh

by Lisa Ordway

Donna West

Jaxon Hatchett

Allison Whaley

by Traci Hatchett

Jennifer Eileen Whipp

Matthew Hardenburg

Angela White

by Lance Hardenburg

Angela Wilder

Myles Nigh

Lori Williams

by DeDe Nigh

Anne Wilson

Storm Scherrey

Ken Wimberly

by Mitzi Scherrey

Olympia Winslow-Long

Weston Pierce

Paige Wintz

by Laura Pierce

Tina Wise

Lori Wood

AUBURN

John Wright

Alabama Alpha-Mu

Patricia Yorke

Jackson Harkness

Christine Young

by Courtney Harkness

Jessica Young

Ryan Crowley

Carol Zick

First-time Donor

by Jennifer Robinson

CINCINNATI

Ohio Epsilon Adam Creed

by Paul Creed George Kirk

by Caroline Kirk

Kevin James Johnson 1980

by Robert Earl Carroll Kyle Dannemiller

by Jennifer Dannemiller

BAYLOR

Texas Theta

by Garry David Scheufler

Massachusetts Beta-Alpha Jackson Fiore

by Heather Fiore

BOWLING GREEN STATE Ohio Kappa

Andrew Smith

by Susan Smith Kyle Byrd

by Kimberly Byrd Luke Brand

by Keith Brand

Zachary DeHart

by Kimberly DeHart

CLEMSON

South Carolina Nu Gavin Lowne

by Katrina Galante

Joey Wintz

by Paige Wintz Sean Lindner

by Regina Lindner

COLORADO

Colorado Chi Alex Orloff

by Tracy Orloff Ben Centeno

by Jennifer Centeno Brad Munson

by Shannon Munson Brendan Stewart

by Tricia Stewart Ford Waterson

BUCKNELL

Pennsylvania Zeta Brady Lawlor

by Michele Lawlor Carter Morton

by Colin Morton Tyler Leong

by Hsu Ling Wang

CAL STATE FULLERTON California Pi

Adrian Barrios

by Richard Charles Goodwin

CAL STATE SAN MARCOS California Alpha-Gamma Ryker Moore

by Elissa Moore

CENTRAL FLORIDA Florida Epsilon Ethan Chester

by Heather Chester Ethan Mikelaitis

by Jennifer Mikelaitis Gustavo Aviles

by Marybel Defillo

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Tennessee Rho Jakob Morales

by Andre Morales

by Kim Waterson Owen Ehmann

by Sarah Ehmann

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES Colorado Lambda Ben Armendariz

by Jennifer Armendariz Charlton Jones

by Kristin Jones Sam Meyer

by Daniel Meyer

COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS Colorado Phi

Jonathan David Garrido 2014

by Juan Ignacio Faria

Reginald Nettles

by Lena Fraley

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Beta Jackson Pfeiffer

by Jennifer Pfeiffer

CREIGHTON

Nebraska Iota

Cameron Richter

by Chad Richter

Harry Dennewill

by Kristin Dennewill

by Maria Crowley

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Archon Circle

Jaxon Robinson

BOSTON CONSORTIUM

by Vera Schlesinger

Jill Stroud

Indiana Zeta

Casey Wall

Lee Schlesinger

Kathryn Strickland

BALL STATE

Clark Scheufler

by Holly Wall

Cameron Stoeckel

Trent Weatherly

ALABAMA

Alabama Mu

Abbie Stevens

by Ginger Blake

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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FLORIDA

GETTYSBURG

KENTUCKY

Nathan Tamkin

Jason Stoeckel

Alex Pavic

Dartel Long

New Hampshire Alpha

by Rachel Byrne

DAYTON

Ohio Chi-Sigma John Pinn

by Frank Pinn

DELAWARE

Florida Upsilon

by Cameron Stoeckel Michael Rudden

by Maryam Rudden Miles Duval

Aaron Morgan

Brody Miller

DELTA STATE

Mississippi Delta-Sigma Matthew Malone

by Amy Malone

Connor Kuhn

by Linda Jo Grider

DRAKE

Iowa Delta Ryan Wells

by Natalie Wells

EAST CAROLINA

North Carolina Sigma Augustus Schlegel

by Edward Schlegel

by Susan Kuhn

Nathan Vujaklija

by Amy Vujaklija

FRESNO STATE California Iota Bryce Burks

by Kyle Burks Josh Griffin

by Shawn Griffin

by Elaine Schlegel

FROSTBURG STATE

EAST TENNESSEE

James Brian Miller 1995

Tennessee Alpha Nicholas Miller

Maryland Delta

by Jason Paul Andrick

by Robert Miller

GEORGE WASHINGTON

EASTERN NEW MEXICO

Matthew Engel

New Mexico Alpha

Dr. Howard W. Melton 1965

Washington City Rho

by Alanna Engel

by John Mauk Hilliard

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

by Scott Adelphos Phillips

Blake Bartlett

Ken Tracey 1970

EMBRY-RIDDLE PRESCOTT Arizona Delta

Matthew Keller

Georgia Alpha

Indiana Epsilon Jett Wood

by Lori Wood 64

by David Mejia

by Rebecca Vitner Leo Susemichel

by Brian Susemichel

Steven D. Mitchell 1983

Jesse Wright

by John Wright

Walker Otzenberger

by Linda Otzenberger

by Jason Paul Andrick

LOUISVILLE

by Elizabeth Bumgardner

Austin Weaver

Thomas Bumgardner

INDIANA STATE

Kentucky Sigma

by Shannon Weaver

Indiana Sigma

LOYOLA CHICAGO

by Clifford Lyndon Yee

Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003

Christopher W. Hancock 1996 Griffin Wright

by Angie Caban

Illinois Alpha-Omega

by Timothy A. R. Callahan

MANSFIELD

IOWA STATE

Pennsylvania Beta-Phi

Iowa Gamma

Garrett Rought

James Shulka

by Emily Rought

by Sheila Shulka

MARSHALL

KANSAS

West Virginia Alpha

Kansas Alpha

Chris McCormick

by Lisa McCormick

John Alexander Mitcherling 2024

by Ronald William Mitcherling

Finn Miller

MIAMI (OH)

Max Weber

John W. Howard 1963

by Jennifer Miller

by Jason Weber

Ohio Tau

by Steven Clay Butler

by Philip Rhyne

Daniel Blaine

Will Marcovitch

Caleb Paek

EVANSVILLE

David Mejia

Indiana Gamma

MICHIGAN

EMORY

by Amy Ba

by Lori DeBruyne

KANSAS STATE

Joshua Rhyne

GEORGIA TECH

Muhammad Diop

Louisiana Epsilon

by Abigail Bartlett

by Bradley Keller

Georgia Epsilon

by Janet Mulvey

Bryce DeBruyne

Charlie Vitner

Robert Luke Grider

by Erin McFadden

by Sean Brynjelsen

Matthew McNeill

Indiana Alpha

by Amber Buehner

LOUISIANA STATE

INDIANA

FRANKLIN

Jacob Buehner

Illinois Beta

Jackson Sperry

by Valerie McNeill

by Scott DeYoung

John Mulvey

Aidan Brynjelson

by Michelle Sperry

Houston DeYoung

by Martine Santos

by Barbi Miller

by Michelle Swencki

by Olympia Winslow-Long

Joe McFadden

ILLINOIS

Gus Swencki

Kentucky Epsilon

Connecticut Lambda

Florida Beta

DEPAUW

Indiana Delta

by Karen McAuliffe

by Sara Bayliss

Slater Bayliss

by Amy Murphy

by Michael Aybinder

Patrick McAuliffe

HARTFORD

FLORIDA STATE

Mitchell Aybinder

by Dina Pavic

by Jennifer Duval

Delaware Alpha Declan Murphy

Pennsylvania Delta

Kansas Beta

Michigan Iota-Beta

by Theresa Blaine

Sullivan Suderman

by Christine Young

by Jessica Suderman

MICHIGAN STATE

by Ann Paek

KENNESAW STATE

Aidan Salter

by Kristin Curcio

Seth Smith

Georgia Phi

Jake Curcio

Georgia Omega

by Hali Smith

Michigan Gamma

by Amie Salter Aiden Lefief

by Jenelle David Axel Augustyn

by Terri Augustyn Dylan Pham

by Theresa Pham

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

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MISSOURI-COLUMBIA

NEW HAVEN

OHIO

by Sandra Davis

Jack Laumann

Daniel Battipaglia

Luke Kirby

Jacob Ross

Missouri Alpha

Julian Selmeczy

Connecticut Nu-Eta

by Matthew Christopher Laumann

by Kristin Selmeczy

MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Missouri Kappa-Chi

Tennessee Beta

Barrett Paulson

Harrison Holt

by Lori Paulson

by Elizabeth Holt

Texas Omega

by Cynthia Carman Jake Kuller

by Melissa Kuller

by Dreama Kirby Matt Taylor

by Carrie Taylor

Owen Brummer

by Jason Brummer

NEW MEXICO

OHIO STATE

Karl Harrison

Caleb McCord

Nolan Myers

by Stephanie Pritchett

Jacob Schultz

Evan Carman

Barrett Paulson

by Shelley Shipley

MIDWESTERN STATE

by Tracie Battipaglia

Ohio Gamma

New Mexico Tau

by Teresa Jenkins-McCord

Ohio Theta

by Lori Rumpke

by Gary Schultz

MIT

NICHOLLS STATE

OKLAHOMA

MILLIKIN

Liam Maxwell Kronman

Addison Sciacca

Jack Edwin Counts Jr. 1968

Massachusetts Iota-Tau

Illinois Delta

by Ariel Kronman

Alexander Lee

by Amanda Lee

MONTANA

MILLSAPS

Aiden Hull

Montana Beta

Mississippi Delta

by Jessica Hull

Alden Romano

Spencer Cooney

by Kirsten Romano

by Larissa Martell

Dawson Alexandre

by Michelle Alexandre

MONTANA STATE

MINNESOTA

Andrei Boychuk

Montana Alpha

Minnesota Alpha

by Kealy Boychuk

Axel Arnold

by Leslie Ann Arnold

by Shan Brickey

by Beth Blair

MOREHEAD STATE

by Karen Guthrie

Jaxon Whaley

Liam Guthrie

Kentucky Gamma

Teyo Snyder-Aguigui

by Allison Whaley

by Jodi Snyder

MOUNT UNION

MISSISSIPPI

Ohio Sigma

Mississippi Gamma

Gabriel Ivan Mernik

Jack Krebs

by Riley John-Patrick Sullivan

by Emily Krebs Logan Myatt

NEBRASKA

Noah Spires

Logan Eggen

by Exa Myatt

Nebraska Lambda-Pi

by Jodi Spires

by Julie Eggen

MISSISSIPPI STATE

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Avery Mistal

Carter Brown

Mississippi Theta

New Hampshire Beta

by Kimberly Welgos

Charlie Jameson 2025 Collin Steele

Colten White

by Diane Rossini

Colton Ross

by Kelly Ross

First-time Donor

New Jersey Iota-Tau Kevin Lockburner

by Kristy Lockburner

North Carolina Xi

Deceased Donor

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Cade Eichor

Jacob Baker

by Julie Baker Jacob Eckert

by Isabel Eckert

Jaxon Ryan Skaggs 2024

by James L. Skaggs

Matthew Saxbury

by Angela Saxbury

by Stephen Saxbury

by Kacey Felts

PITTSBURGH

by Lisa McDonough

Alexander Carrascosa

Jack McDonough Michael Welsh

by William Welsh

NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE North Carolina Beta Hudson Shoudy

by Tom Shoudy

NORTH DAKOTA STATE North Dakota Beta

Matthew Golembeski

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron

by Alison Carrascosa Sean Boal

by Stacey Boal

PUGET SOUND

Washington Gamma Emory Burden

by Iric Burden

Lucas McCoy

by Jane Bucher-McCoy

by Katie Golembeski

PURDUE

by Angie Smith

John Cumbelich

Reece Erickson Reece Erickson

by Timothy Erickson Zach Pribyl

by Hollie Pribyl

Florida Nu

by Rankin Holloway

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega

Nicholas Burkamper

by Dorea Burkamper

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Archon Circle

NJIT

Linden Holloway

Ryan Rossini

by Angela White

by Amy Eichor

by Laine Folse

by Lisa Rowean

by Allison Simeone

OKLAHOMA STATE

Owen Folse

by Jason Dunn

NORTH FLORIDA

Michael Simeone

by Brenda Steele

by Terry Layne Carter

Oklahoma Mu

by Jennifer Brady Jack Halloran

by Rhonda Jameson

Oklahoma Kappa

Easton Dunn

Braden Felts

by Jason McDonnell

John Blair

by Leigh Granier

Dawson Garland

Santino McDonnell

by Kari Reichert

Clay Granier

NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL

by Jennifer Garland

Harrison Reichert

by Nicole Sciacca

Cooper Anderson

by Jennifer Anderson

Devin Brickey

Louisiana Chi

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Indiana Beta

by Sara Cumbelich Landon Wilder

by Angela Wilder

by Lori Williams RANDOLPH-MACON Virginia Alpha

Joshua Brizendine

by Jessica Guerra

RENSSELAER

New York Epsilon

Cameron Fry

by Ann Shaughnessy Nicholas Spinato

by Caroline Spinato 65

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SOUTH CAROLINA

TENNESSEE TECH

UCLA

Alex Puttock

Andrew Puckhaber

Paul Joseph Davis 1986

Landon John Hiley

Rhode Island Alpha

by Lucie Puttock Ben Harrison

South Carolina Delta

by Heather Puckhaber Davis Peters

Tennessee Delta

by Dr. John A. Howington

California Delta

by Gina Hiley Russell Weir

by Megan Peters

TENNESSEE-MARTIN

by Kristen Castana

SOUTH FLORIDA

Brandon Tankersley

VANDERBILT

by Robert Ritacco

Andrew Pettit

Gage Walls

William King

by Melissa Harrison Jacob Castana Mike Ritacco

Owen Callahan

by John Callahan

ROLLINS

Florida Omicron

Jonathan Becker

by Pamela Becker Manus McGinnis

by Alicia McGinnis William Monroe

by Cindy Monroe

RUTGERS

New Jersey Rho

Shane Timpanaro

by Karen Timpanaro

SACRAMENTO STATE California Xi

Justin Sotelo

Florida Delta

by Lori Pettit

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

by Stephen Walls Mason Adkins

TEXAS A&M

Clay Stephen Goldberg

Izaak Garcia

Chet King

by Shannon Huffer

by Thembi Conner-Garcia

Texas Tau

by Jane Goldberg

by Beatrice A. King

Dean Ralsky

Jaxon Gill

Benjamin Stevens

Will Wallace

Max Gregory

by Yvonne Ralsky

Nicholas Della Rocca

by David Della Rocca Reid Aaron

by Joanna Pettas

by Home Wallace

by EC MacGillivray

Angel Orozco

Jack Wimberly

Mississippi Sigma

by Randew Sartin

Robert H. Banks Jr. 1972

Missouri Beta

by Kristina Ochoa Colton Albritton

WEST CHESTER

by Michael Maisey

Donald Freeman

Rafael Aghayev

Ewan Ferguson

by Andrea Paige Fassig

Gerard Matthew Fassig 1992

by Vanessa Felgner

SAN JOSE STATE California Zeta

Lennon Morris Prothro-Jones 2008

by Garrett Seaton Howe Nico Shukla

by Lori Iaconis

SEWANEE

Tennessee Omega

Ethan Gregory Lewis

by Julie Lewis

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Florida Chi

by Maria Shipley

Danny Mangione

by Sue Anne Matarazzo

Kaleb Arteaga

by Jeff Goldstein MJ Dungo

by Geraldine Dungo

TENNESSEE

Tennessee Kappa Dylan Rogers

by Stephanie Rogers

by Christopher Freeman

WESTERN KENTUCKY

TEXAS-TYLER

Javen Goldstein

Pennsylvania Tau-Gamma

Texas Rho

by Cindy Ferguson Jake Matarazzo

by Ken Wimberly

by Lisa Albritton

Juan Ignacio Faria 2017

Gerard Matthew Fassig 1992

by Amy Gregory

WASHINGTON [MO]

Texas Alpha

Nicholas Shipley

California Theta

by Abbie Stevens

TEXAS TECH

William MacGillivray

TAMPA

SAN DIEGO STATE

Washington Alpha

by Tracy Aaron

SALEM STATE

by Juan Ignacio Faria

by James Richard Hughes

WASHINGTON (WA)

Texas Beta

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Steven A Chaves 2018

Connor Jameson Hughes

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

Texas Delta

by Hon. Malcom Ronald Doleac

by Alison Lai

Virginia Omicron

SOUTHERN METHODIST

Matthew Sartin

Massachusetts Tau-Gamma

by Kym King

Carlo Reyna

SACRED HEART

by Jennifer Blum

Tennessee Nu

VIRGINIA

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Logan Blum

by Jason Tankersley

by Heather Weir

by Andrea Robertson

California Gamma

by David Sotelo

Connecticut Sigma-Eta

Tennessee Tau

Kentucky Beta

by A Mangione

Texas Zeta

WESTERN MICHIGAN

by Holly Thedford

Carter Wise

TROY

Alabama Epsilon Charles Geary lll

by Melanie Geary Ronald Morgan

by Kim Morgan

Michigan Delta

by Tina Wise

WICHITA STATE Kansas Gamma Ike Guthrie

by Scott Guthrie Owen Klos

by Dalesa Klos

Timmy Starling

by Olivia Starling

WILLIAM & MARY

Raleigh Seals

TULANE

Xander DiLuzio

Tommy Johnson

Chandler Hastings Airth 2024

John Nellis

by Karen Nellis

by Jennifer Seals

by Jaime Johnson Tyler Reid

by Travis Reid Zeke Stroud

by Jill Stroud

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon

Virginia Kappa

by Sarah DiLuzio

by Alexandra Badger Airth

WISCONSIN

by Daniel Kim

Benjamin Huie

Nicholas Kim

Zachary Robert Whipp

by Jennifer Eileen Whipp

Wisconsin Alpha

by Rachel Huie Harrison Long

by Ellen Long

This list reflects donations received between July 1 and December 31, 2024,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

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by Colin Blackwell

WISCONSIN (CONTINUED)

New York Alpha

by Conor Tor Swennumson

by Kelsey Chittick

Andrew Irvin Lewis 1990

by David Cosma

by Jamie Willarson Wright

by David Poundstone

WORCESTER

by Donna West

Massachusetts Delta

EAST TENNESSEE

by Eve Fabbrini

Mark Blazejowski

Tennessee Alpha

by Harrison Dowling

by Jennifer Schneider

Frederick H. Morefield 1966

by Henry Powell Starks Jr.

William D’Arcy

by Bruce Andrew Harrison

by Henry Smith

by Alexander Darcy

by Henry Thomas

FLORIDA STATE

by Jake Hutchens

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

Florida Beta

by James Edward Bullis

Ohio Alpha

James W. Apthorp Jr. 1961

by James Edward Harmon

Caden Jordan

by Howard Scott Treadway

by Jared Bryant Lisenby

by John Jordan

by Jared Lisenby

Carson Nagy

Georgia Beta

by John Shepard Willis

Elbert M. Upshaw Jr. 1975

by John Will Adair

FRIENDS OF SAE

by Charles Upshaw

by Johnathon Garner Cole

Alison Lai

Gleaton Pace Jones 2024

by JR Cantrell

by Juan Ignacio Faria

by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

by Lisa Baity

Angela Reynolds

by Lori Ingram

by James L. Skaggs

GEORGIA TECH

by Lukas Chulhyun Yi

Candace Avery

Georgia Phi

by Mark Connell

by Juan Ignacio Faria

Vardry D. Ramseur III 1963

by Melissa Romeo

Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado

by James J. Baldwin III

by Mitchell Taylor

by Alison Lai

by Parker Elebash

Jessica Young

by Robert Emmett Poundstone IV

by Juan Ignacio Faria

by Robert Lane Mitchell III

Laura Bianchi

by William Harris Drambel

IN MEMORY OF

Indiana Gamma

by John Benjamin Patrick

Cody Michael Williams 1997

Robert Nathan Freeman 1989

by Michael Richard Werner

by Rene Thompson

Pennsylvania Omega

IOWA STATE

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN

Eric E. Loeb 1966

by Barry C. Bradford

Alabama Iota

by Barry C. Bradford

by Timothy A. R. Callahan

Iowa Gamma

Bob S. Goodale 1955

Thomas C. Lowrey 1969

Roy W. Hoffman 1966

ARIZONA

BOSTON

Daniel G. Hess 1953

Stephen W. Brown Jr. 1964

by Steve Wayne Churchill

Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale 1962

by Daniel H. Gladding

Arizona Alpha

Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon

by Dwayne E. Dobson

by Beverly Brown

Mark Wayne Canright 1972

CHARLESTON

by Nicholas L. Bates

South Carolina Upsilon

AUBURN

Grant Mayo Eney 2015

by Craig Eney

Alabama Alpha-Mu

John David Hodge 2023

CINCINNATI

by Abby Sparkman

by Alex Agers

Ohio Epsilon

by Annette Vinson

by Bradley James Rettig

Brian Patrick Rettig 1992

by Anna James

by Benjamin Thompson Baxley

COLORADO STATE

by Braden Glenn

by CapSouth Wealth Management

Colorado Delta

by Charles Franklin Harrelson II

by Carol Zick

Col. William B. Woods 1958

by Catherine Holton

by Chrysalis, A Home for Girls

Deceased Donor

SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Archon Circle

by John R. Hatfield II

by Matthew Paul Weinstein

by Michael Chi-Shiang Huang

by Robert F. Carson II

by Vernon Britt Richardson III

by William Mandicott

by William Scott Sims

MEMPHIS

Tennessee Sigma

Thomas L. Wallace Sr. 1967

MIAMI (OH) Ohio Tau

Dennis M. Roarty 1967

by John M. Hader

by Michael S. Cambron

William R. Pomeroy 1977

by Lawrence H. Pomeroy III

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Mississippi Theta

by Ben J. Cousins

MONTANA STATE Montana Alpha

by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

MOUNT UNION Ohio Sigma

Nick Edward Kuchar

by Riley John-Patrick Sullivan

NORTH CAROLINA STATE North Carolina Alpha

George S. Gibbs III 1957

by Lee David Groza

KENTUCKY

Todd Powell Davis 1994

George E. Monarch III 1974

OHIO

Kentucky Epsilon

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III Gilbert E. Roberts Jr. 1974

by Lorri Roberts

MARSHALL

West Virginia Alpha

Paul L. Wetherall 1964

by American Vanguard

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta

James G. Sakers 1969

by Brian Keith Steele

by Charles Yuran Liu

by William Kirkpatrick Sanders

Ohio Gamma

James A. Newbrey 1958

by William Dean Bennison

OREGON STATE Oregon Alpha

Norbert H. Leupold Jr. 1955

by Dr. Thomas A. Leemon

PITTSBURGH

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron Lawrence A. Demase 1970

by Kenneth C. Frederick

by David Henry Affeldt

by Dr. Fred D. Phelps

by Cindy Moss

First-time Donor

by Gregory Eugene Lomax

Dylan Honnoll 2024

INDIANA

John Edward Conner 1986

ALLEGHENY

Idaho Alpha

by R. Brent Vallat

by Wells Connell

by Greater Kansas City Alumni Association

Michael D. Blackwell 1971

IDAHO

Robert E. Vallat 1962

by Wallace Kidd Trapnell

by Alison Lai

by George Lory Good Jr.

by Carey Thomas Mulwee

GEORGIA

by Jeff Tamburin

by Melissa Nagy

by Edmund P. Crump

CORNELL

by Conner Phelan

Jonathan Chittick

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Richard Neal Metzger 1991

James Lafayette Pope 1976

Indiana Beta

by Michael Christopher Conner

Mississippi Sigma

by Hugh Beckham Jr.

RENSSELAER

TEXAS TECH

Dean Patrick Hamil 1980

Paul H. Frantz 1973

New York Epsilon

by James J. Beattie

Texas Alpha

by Stephen T. Buschardt

SOUTH DAKOTA

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Jay Charles Shultz 1980

John L. Hill Jr. 1945

South Dakota Sigma

by Joel Robert Trammell

Texas Rho

by Graham Hill

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

TOLEDO

Andrei John Olenicoff 1995

Brett C. Hendricks 1974

California Gamma

by Alan Johnson

Ohio Nu

by Charles E. Hodge

Richard D. Emch 1956

by Charles E. Hodge Richard P. Hatt 1974

by Charles E. Hodge

UC SANTA BARBARA California Eta

Gary Allan Corrin 1979

by Stephen M. Erixon

VERMONT

WASHINGTON (WA) Washington Alpha

Jack Westley Dearth 1984

by Jack Westley Dearth II

FRIENDS OF SAE Frances Gillan

by Charles E. Hodge

by Steven D. Sikorski

Vermont Beta

Richard M. Hooker Jr. 1958

by Donald K. Peterson

VIRGINIA TECH Virginia Zeta

Travis Earl Evans 2008

by Community Foundation for Northern Virginia

The SAE Foundation will host its third Virtual Silent Auction in June 2025. The auction will benefit the Annual Loyalty Fund, which supports educational programs, scholarships, professional development opportunities, and the maintenance of the Levere Memorial Temple.

HELP MAKE THE AUCTION A SUCCESS Check out our wish list and consider donating an auction item or experience. Donors of items will receive an in-kind donation towards their lifetime giving equal to the fair market value of the item donated.

To donate, complete the donation form by scanning the QR Code or contact foundation@sae.net.

Wish List: • Rounds of golf • Vacation home rentals • Tickets to sporting events • SAE memorabilia, art pieces, and historical items • Autographed sports or entertainment memorabilia • Wine and wine-tasting experiences

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NEW BROTHERS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA

The Florida Chi chapter welcomed 14 new brothers into the bonds of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Their journey has just begun, and we look forward to seeing them uphold the values of the Fraternity.

CINCINNATI MOM PROM

Ohio Epsilon had the honor of welcoming Chapter brothers’ moms for a “Mom Prom”. ”Thank you to our amazing moms for helping us celebrate. Cheers to the best moms on campus!”

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MOTHER MU AWARD RECIPIENTS

The Mother Mu Chapter at The University of Alabama proudly announced Mac Barcroft as the 2024 Gregory David Johnston Award Scholarship winner at Parent’s Weekend! Alumni Spencer Burchfield (Alabama ‘82) and Steven Rumsey (Alabama ‘86) were also honored with the Order of the Lion Award.

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Phi – Pursuit of Unity

2021 Chardonnay – California We introduce you to Phi – Pursuit of Unity – 2021 Chardonnay from California. Phi represents unity, brotherhood, and the shared journey of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. This is a beautifully balanced wine, offering vibrant aromas of ripe apple, pear, and citrus, with subtle notes of vanilla and toasted almond.

Alpha – Pursuit of Wisdom 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon – California We introduce you to Alpha – Pursuit of Wisdom – 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon from California. Alpha reflects the pursuit of wisdom and personal excellence. This is a bold and expressive wine, with rich aromas of blackberry, cassis, and dark cherry complemented by hints of mocha and cedar. On the palate, it delivers a full-bodied experience with layers of blackcurrant, plum, and savory notes.

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FRESNO STATE FOUNDERS’ DAY GATHERING

The California Iota chapter held their Founders’ Day event on Monday, March 10, 2025, at Pardini’s in Fresno, CA. More than 120 collegian and alumni brothers shared in stories, songs, and celebrations in an evening celebrating the bonds of our Fraternity.

NEW JERSEY POLAR BEAR PLUNGE

Each year, the New Jersey Tau-Gamma chapter participates in Seaside Height’s Polar Bear Plunge to raise money for the Special Olympics. This year, the chapter raised over $2,000 dollars in support of the cause.

TODD BUCHANAN BIRDIE

On Wednesday, February 5, Brother Todd Buchanan (Southern Mississippi ‘90) birdied the ”loudest hole in golf” during the Waste Management Open’s Pro-Am, TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course. He was joined by his son Riley and friend Jordan Spieth.

FLORIDA SOUTHERN EXEC BOARD

Introducing Florida Southern’s spring 2025 Exec Board.

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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 7/1/2024 - 12/31/2024 KEY

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Brother Goodale joined SAE in 1960 at Iowa State University (Iowa Gamma), following in the footsteps of his brother, Bob Goodale (Iowa State ’55). After graduating from Iowa State, he would earn a Master of Arts from Michigan State University and a Doctor of Philosophy from Iowa State. His higher education career would lead him to serve as the Director of Orientation at Michigan State University, Assistant and Associate Dean of Students at Iowa State University, and Dean of Students at the University of Florida before serving as Vice President/Chancellor at the University of Denver, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and American University. He served as the 10th Eminent Supreme Recorder from 2000 to 2007 and as Executive Director of Omicron Delta Kappa from 2009-2012.

The Fraternity recognized Dr. Goodale with the Order of Minerva, Merit Key Award, and its highest recognition, the Distinguished Service Award (#104), for his unwavering commitment and dedication. He was also recognized with the Gold Medal by the North American Interfraternity Conference in 2022 for his lifelong service to the interfraternal community.

LARRY D. SHACKELFORD (TEXAS CHRISTIAN ’69) Larry D. Shackelford, Past Honorary Eminent Supreme Archon, dedicated volunteer, and Loyal Son of Minerva, entered the Chapter Eternal on January 28, 2025, at the age of 77.

Larry’s journey with Sigma Alpha Epsilon began at Texas Christian University (Texas Beta), where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in 1969, becoming a steadfast mentor, leader, and advocate for the fraternity.

His dedication to the brotherhood spanned decades, first as an Advisor for Texas Beta and later on the national stage. Larry served as a Foundation Trustee (2002-2011), Eminent Supreme Chronicler (20002001), Eminent Supreme Warden (2003), and Honorary Eminent Supreme Archon (2017). Through every role, he upheld the values of SAE with passion and integrity, selflessly ensuring the Fraternity’s future, traditions, and brotherhood would continue to thrive.

In recognition of his devotion to the bonds of brotherhood, service, and leadership the fraternity honored Larry with the Merit Key Award in 2004 and most notably, SAE’s highest distinction, the Distinguished Service Award (#120). His impact on the Fraternity will be remembered through these accolades, the countless lives he touched, and his unwavering belief in SAE.

ADRIAN

Michigan Alpha Larry L. Shumway ’76

ALABAMA

Alabama Mu William Frank Cobb III ’66 Dr. Lewis R. Gayden, Jr., ’64 Thomas S. Lawson, Jr. ’57 Ralph C. Moseley, Jr. ’58

ALLEGHENY

Pennsylvania Omega Dr. Richard W. Powers ’58

ARIZONA

Arizona Alpha Mark Wayne Canright ’72 Daniel G. Hess ’53 Peter Ronstadt ’63

ARIZONA STATE

Arizona Beta Glenn Eric Gossett ’64

ARKANSAS

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon Wesley Stephan Alexander ’89 Mark E. Meadors ’91 SAE • THE RECORD • SPRING 2025

Ted M. Phillips ’50 Ross W. Sanders ’55 Jack L. Williams ’62 James Campbell Woods, Jr. ’12

AUBURN

Alabama Alpha-Mu James I. Boynton ’70 William H. Curtright MD ’58 Robert Nathan Freeman ’89 R. Wayne Grant ’68 Donahue Hall ’58 John David Hodge ’23 Jacob F.B. Lowrey III ’69 Joe W. O’Neal, Jr. ’57 Charles R. Stewart ’58

BALL STATE

Indiana Zeta William R. Dudley ’75 Henry R. Reinhardt ’71

BELOIT

Wisconsin Phi Charles J. Schmelzer II ’67 Richard W. Star ’56

BOSTON

Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon Stephen W. Brown, Jr. ’64 Richard F. Kibben ’58 Gordon B. Richardson ’62

BRADLEY

Illinois Epsilon Gregory Alan Gilbert ’86

BUCKNELL

Pennsylvania Zeta Elwood Francis Linskey ’51

CAL STATE FULLERTON California Pi John A. South ’74

CAL STATE LONG BEACH California Lambda George M. Medak ’65 Lloyd K. Stockwell ’60

CARNEGIE MELLON

Pennsylvania Phi Jack W. Delbrook ’55 Richard A. Elder ’66 James B. Miller ’62

CASE WESTERN RESERVE Ohio Rho Raymond P. Koenig ’68

CENTRAL FLORIDA

Florida Epsilon Mike Malone ’71

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Tennessee Rho Wade Anthony Robertson ’91

CINCINNATI

Ohio Epsilon Edward W. Hauss ’62 John E. Hensler ’63 Stephen W. King ’64 William Longstreet III ’55 Brian Patrick Rettig ’92 Robert J. Riner ’55 Sebastian William Schemmel ’24

COLORADO

Colorado Chi Dr. John M. Musgrave ’43 David G. Williams ’56

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EASTERN KENTUCKY

COLORADO STATE

EMORY

Colorado Lambda S. Bruce Heister ’60

Colorado Delta Robert M. Pacheco ’67 Robert W. Swerer ’51

COLUMBIA

New York Mu James R. Higginbottom ’53

CORNELL

New York Alpha Dr. James P. Baden ’61 Dr. James B. Sullivan III ’62

DARTMOUTH

New Hampshire Alpha Charles F. Clark, Jr. ’67 Dr. M. Russell Leslie, Jr. ’58

DAVIDSON

North Carolina Theta John G. Hutchens ’51

DENISON

Ohio Mu William H. Bushnell, Jr. ’59 Joe D. Donithen ’57 John W. Gibbs ’49 David Joseph Hixon ’72 Henry M. Hoyt, Jr. ’65 Robert N. Kent ’57 Stephen John Myrberg ’69

DENVER

Colorado Zeta Mark C. Seelye ’74 Ernest Andrew Thomas ’88

DEPAUW

Indiana Delta John W. Bower, Jr. ’76 Laurance E. Boyden, Jr. ’53 William T. Habig ’66 Rev. Alan Holtz ’55

DICKINSON

Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi Dr. David S. Colville ’62 James L. Roberts ’63

DRAKE

Iowa Delta Dennis R. Allen ’62 David W. Coolidge ’65 Ronald L. Roth ’58 Richard B. Warner ’53

DUKE

North Carolina Nu Ronald H. Bennett ’69 CDR James W. Eaton, Jr. ’57

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Kentucky Delta MAJ John S. Hettinger ’77 Georgia Epsilon William W. Massey II ’63 Charles L. Robinson ’63 Randall K. Sather ’66

EVANSVILLE

Indiana Epsilon Stephen L. Kollker ’66

FLORIDA

Florida Upsilon Bradley K. Gerhardt ’77 Robert Ross Jinks ’79 N. Lee Sasser, Jr. ’72 Charles M. Thompson, Jr. ’77 Ben T. Waddill, Jr. ’64

FLORIDA SOUTHERN

Florida Gamma Gary M. Gregory ’65 William L. McGee, Jr. ’66 Alan F. Vanwinkle ’56

FLORIDA STATE

Florida Beta James W. Apthorp, Jr. ’61 Thomas B. Calhoun ’63 Sidney S. Curry ’70 Barry R. Dunn ’69 John C. Hudson ’60 Raymond L. Lamb ’61 Harry E. LaVigne, Jr. ’60 John E. Lindgren ’56 Melvin L. Pope, Jr. ’57

FRANKLIN

Indiana Alpha James R. Mullikin ’59 John P. Wooley ’50

FRESNO STATE

California Iota Frank M. Freeman ’67 Charles D. Koch ’60 Gerald F. Noga ’67

FURMAN

South Carolina Phi James Martin Ruane ’91 Fred E. Taylor, Jr. ’63

GEORGE WASHINGTON

Washington City Rho Henry H. Frain ’61 Ray A. Gibbs, Jr. ’50 Alexander Karivalis ’16 Thomas J. McGrath, Jr. ’65

GEORGIA

Georgia Beta John M. Bates ’62 Jay Taylor Boswell, Jr. ’92

Burton L. Bridges ’58 William A. Garrett, Jr. ’56 Gleaton Pace Jones ’24 Robert L. McAfee ’69 Gilbert Brinson Meredith, Jr. ’90 Donald K. Miller ’59 William R. Monk ’42 Richard R. Shaw ’62 Elbert M. Upshaw, Jr. ’75

GEORGIA TECH

Georgia Phi Robert W. Hearn, Jr. ’60 Theron D. Jennings ’56 John R. Maddox ’55 Dudley L. Moore, Jr. ’57 Vardry D. Ramseur III ’63 Barckley W. Toole ’66

GETTYSBURG

Pennsylvania Delta Robert H. Beaver ’55 Ronald W. Beerkircher ’61 Edwin N. Hadley III ’56 William T. Kirchhoff ’62 Robert R. Linsky ’75

HOUSTON

Texas Epsilon Tinsley K. Jones ’61 Matthew H. Miller ’57

IDAHO

Idaho Alpha Joseph William Lobb ’87 Robert J. Pierce ’66 Robert W. Swanson ’51 Dr. James R. Wright, USAF (Ret) ’60

KANSAS

Kansas Alpha Robert B. Hines ’71

KANSAS STATE

Kansas Beta Evan R. Stewart ’65 Julian Sundgren ’43 Kenneth H. Underwood II ’67 Charles W. Weathers, Jr. ’53 John G. Winchester ’61

KENT STATE

Ohio Lambda James E. Britt ’66 Richard A. Daniels ’70 Daniel L. Rhodes ’61 James M. Walker ’64

KENTUCKY

Kentucky Epsilon Arthur J. Laib III ’70 Edward A. Mayer ’70 Gilbert E. Roberts, Jr. ’74 Robert M. White ’57

LOUISIANA STATE

Louisiana Epsilon Clyde W. Bardwell ’65

LOUISIANA TECH

Louisiana Rho George Halliburton Ware III ’92

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Louisiana Alpha Eugene D. Maillet ’70

ILLINOIS

LOYOLA CHICAGO

INDIANA

MARSHALL

INDIANA STATE

MARYLAND

Illinois Beta David H. Seiberling, LCSW ’60 Indiana Gamma Robert J. Demoney ’42 Todd Harrison Trainer ’89 Richard A. Van Arsdale ’65 Indiana Sigma William Daniel Donofrio ’71 Joseph K. Holmes ’74 Fred Gordon Summers, Jr. ’90

IOWA

Iowa Beta Robert C. Brandenburg ’58 Dr. J. Carroll Ramseyer ’54 Charles Sodergren ’78 Donald J. Soll MD ’57

IOWA STATE

Iowa Gamma Bob S. Goodale ’55 Dr. Thomas G. Goodale ’62

Illinois Alpha-Omega Steven D. Braun ’87 West Virginia Alpha Lowell B. Cade ’58 William D. Egnor ’63 Marion E. Thackston III ’82 Paul L. Wetherall ’64 Maryland Beta Jack E. Caldwell ’59 Robert John Snyder ’80

MASSACHUSETTS

Massachusetts Kappa Donato F. Dagnoli ’52 George H. Whitney ’51

MEMPHIS

Tennessee Sigma Philip F. Arnoult ’63 William Emmett Denman III ’80 Robert A. Marino ’78 James R. Patrick ’68

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Georgia Psi Joe K. Becknell ’60 Dr. John B. Black, Jr. ’61 Cary L. Grant ’75 John W. Holden, Jr. DDS ’58 COL William T. King ’57

MIAMI

Ohio Tau William F. Nye MD ’48

MICHIGAN

Michigan Iota-Beta R. Kevin Clinton ’77 Paul Z. Domeny ’55 Jeffrey Scott Harris ’83 Frederick L. Krueger ’58 John F. Powell ’56 David John Suomi ’95 J. Barry B. Weldon ’69

MICHIGAN STATE

Michigan Gamma Ronald J. Nightingale ’55 William S. Springer ’49

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Tennessee Beta Bryan Edward Testerman ’89

MILLIKIN

Illinois Delta Charles W. Burns ’60 William E. Epperson ’66 David J. Roth ’62

MINNESOTA

Minnesota Alpha John P. Carlson ’52 Reynold James Huseby ’46 Conn C. Legeros ’52

MIT

Massachusetts Iota-Tau Charles R. Dauwalter ’55

MONTANA

Montana Beta SGT George Fox, Jr. ’51 David W. Hafer ’64 COL Charles R. Peters ’57

MONTANA STATE

Montana Alpha Dr. Charles D. Barnes ’58 Dylan Honnoll ’24 Bradley C. Stratton ’65 Stuart William Townsend ’62

MOUNT UNION

Ohio Sigma George Samuel Ditch ’57

NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

Nebraska Lambda-Pi Thomas Glenn Blair III ’87 Raymond W. Geiger ’56

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS

Nevada Beta James Angus McKellar III ’04

NEVADA-RENO

Nevada Alpha William T. Snebold, Jr. ’63

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Beta Dr. Maynard A. Plamondon ’62 Nicholas H. Shorey ’66

NEW MEXICO

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota Alpha Myron E. Denbrook III ’74 Donald J. Kraft ’63 Merwin L. Odenbaugh ’59

NORTH DAKOTA STATE North Dakota Beta Donald I. Indvik ’64 Donald E. McNulty ’64 Donald T. Sorlie ’55

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega Roger F. Dickinson ’54

OCCIDENTAL

California Epsilon Jerry H. Burnett ’53

OHIO

Ohio Gamma Dr. Roger L. Moebus ’65 James A. Newbrey ’58

OHIO STATE

OKLAHOMA

RHODE ISLAND

NEW MEXICO STATE

OKLAHOMA STATE

Mississippi Theta Stephen D. Gannaway ’70 John H. Grayson, Sr. ’55 Raymond E. Greer ’66 James W. Jarratt III ’67 T. Lester King ’69 William H. Latham ’72 William E. McLellan ’65 Ed Anthony Montgomery ’67 James C. Patton, Jr. ’75 Donald L. Prisock, Jr., PhD ’76 Gene F. Spragins ’73

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NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL North Carolina Xi Dr. Charles T. Pace ’46

NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON North Carolina Delta James Earl Jones ’88

PITTSBURGH

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron Paul R. Bridges ’59 J. Robert Lowry ’52

New York Epsilon Dennis A. Miller ’71 David J. Moore ’58 Joseph M. Mosca ’52 Curtis G. Wormwood ’57

MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Pennsylvania Theta Gordon C. Pine ’60

Ohio Delta Dr. Evan B. Bukey ’62 Lloyd Ferguson ’62 David L. Hobson ’58

Minnesota Beta David F. Maiser ’67

North Carolina Alpha Francis A. Brooks III ’61 George S. Gibbs III ’57 James B. Jasmin ’52 Chester B. Penninger, Jr. ’65

PENNSYLVANIA

OHIO WESLEYAN

MINNESOTA STATE

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

PENN STATE-UNIVERSITY PARK

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta Robert F. Carson II ’63 Richard A. Russell ’74 Ryan Stasko ’03

PURDUE

New Mexico Tau Larry Ray Manuelito, Jr. ’92 Robert Joseph Mitchell ’95 John H. Mock ’63 David Nelson Rosner ’89 James Edward Seifert ’00 New Mexico Phi William Thomas David ’93

Oregon Alpha Charles W. Boyd III ’65 Charles F. Burt ’78 Earl G. Craig ’57 Norbert H. Leupold, Jr. ’55 Neil Callely Marshall ’86 Myron D. McCall ’52 James P. McNutt ’72 John A. Rogers ’48

Ohio Theta Peter Joseph Arnold ’17 Richard L. Bohmer ’61 Kenneth H. Seilkop ’60 Charles T. Sheley, PE ’49

Oklahoma Kappa Jack P. F. Bowles, Jr. ’54 John R. Dexter ’74 Patrick John Fitzpatrick ’88 Jay McCray Gabbard ’69 Theodore K. Krampf, Jr. ’60 Alan Roberson ’57

Mississippi Gamma William E. Durham ’57 John Hall Grayson, Jr. ’82 Joe F. Peeler, Jr. ’69 Dr. Lehrue Stevens, Jr. ’54

OREGON STATE

Oklahoma Mu Larry D. Akin ’68 Artir G. Alexander ’64 Forrester B. Darling ’61 Charles G. Foreman ’55 William N. Griggs, PhD ’56 William B. Hancock ’56 Tom L. Jackson ’63 Jerry L. Johnson ’62 Robert G. Lembke ’68 Gary Dale Madison ’68 Gerald L. Mayfield, Jr. ’58 Verne P. Miller ’68 Melvin J. Semrad ’59

OREGON

Oregon Beta Mark Augustus Evertz ’91 Richard L. Hornaday ’61

Indiana Beta Richard Neal Metzger ’91 Donald L. Trimmer ’52

RENSSELAER

Rhode Island Alpha Steve Kosta Tegovich ’84

RHODES

Tennessee Zeta Junius E. Davidson III ’59 Ludwick J. Knecht, Jr. ’76 Dr. Charles W. McCrary ’63 Rev. Joe H. Parker ’56

ROCKHURST

Missouri Delta Matthew Joseph Kopff ’80 Richard E. Soenen ’71

SACRAMENTO STATE

California Xi Joseph P. Mette III ’70

SALISBURY

Maryland Sigma Rev. Lawrence Hasty Purnell ’91

SAN DIEGO STATE

California Theta Jesse E. Halverstadt, Jr. ’73 Peter Earl Hunzicker ’80 Richard A. Krantzman ’78 Thomas C. Pastore ’60

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California Zeta Clayton MaCauley ’10 William K. Martin ’57 Thomas A. Wright ’52

SANTA CLARA

California Phi Steve Paul Whitney ’93

SEWANEE

Tennessee Omega James D. Abernathy ’59 Edwin M. Meek, Jr. MD ’65

SIMPSON

Iowa Sigma Jonathan D. Smith ’78

SONOMA STATE

California Alpha-Alpha Richard Michael Nieto ’92

SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina Delta Larry H. Cooke ’62 John Hamilton Egan ’10 George By McEwen, Jr. ’64

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma Jay Charles Shultz, Esq. ’80

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA California Gamma David A. Stetler, PhD ’58

SOUTHERN METHODIST Texas Delta Overton S. Anderson ’65 William R. Copeland ’54 Frank S. Groselcose ’57 John D. Wright ’57

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Sigma Joey McKee Buchanan ’99 Wade Steven Vollmer ’19

ST. LAWRENCE

New York Rho James J. Finke ’61 Gordon A. Gears ’60 Dr. Phillip Martinez ’51 COL Robert W. Rust ’50 LTC Peter C. Swenson ’63

STANFORD

California Alpha Richard W. Pidduck III ’69

TENNESSEE

Tennessee Kappa Edwin Tilson Auman ’85 Stephen L. Barker ’69 James P. Coffin ’48

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Hendon R. Johnston, Jr. ’60 Bob T. Patrick ’64 Robert F. Samples ’63

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

Texas Beta Mark Allen Ballard ’85 Michael C. Blackburn ’73 Larry D. Shackelford ’69

TEXAS TECH

Texas Alpha John Arthur Adams ‘69 William K. Berg ’66 Terry Wayne Darrow ’70 Robert B. Dyer ’59 Paul H. Frantz ’73 Joel Patrick Lytle ’08

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Texas Rho Christopher Moreland Abraham ’84 Homer Garrison III ’64 Phillip Clark Pitzer ’05 James S. Strain ’79 Edwin J. Taegel ’61 Dr. Lacy H. Williams ’60 Wilbur F. Yates ’62

TEXAS-EL PASO

Texas Gamma Richard W. Mettee, Jr. ’67 Robert W. Sanderson ’53

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu Richard D. Emch ’56 Richard P. Hatt ’74 Brett C. Hendricks ’74 Clair Reason ’55

TULANE

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon James H. Blake ’52 COL Jeron J. Lafargue ’57 Jon L. Levy, Sr. ’60

UC BERKELEY

California Beta Robert E. Frane ’57 Henry Smith ’20

UC SANTA BARBARA

California Eta CDR Edward M. Williams ’58 George L. Wittenburg ’62

UCLA

California Delta James L. Roper ’57 Charles D. Sturges ’68

UC DAVIS

California Kappa Thomas J. Annear ’55 Harry H. Fredrickson ’57

UTAH STATE

Utah Upsilon Glenn S. Eldredge ’50 Carl C. Reynolds ’56 H. D. Thomason MD ’58

VALDOSTA STATE

Georgia Sigma Russell Scott Scruggs ’82

VANDERBILT

Tennessee Nu John R. Cooper ’75 James M. Denton ’58 D. Dwight Drinkard ’70 John R. Fordyce III ’54 Dr. Robert S. Hollabaugh ’58 Thomas Brooks Patterson ’74 Wade A. Roth ’61 R. Wendell Spragins ’57

VERMONT

Vermont Beta Alan Goedecke ’66

VILLANOVA

Pennsylvania Eta-Gamma Alexander William Cunningham ’11

VIRGINIA

Virginia Omicron William Woodward Sullivan III ’62 Lewis S. Wiley ’61

VIRGINIA TECH

Virginia Zeta Travis Earl Evans ’08

WASHINGTON

Washington Alpha Ronald H. Brown ’57 Jack Westley Dearth ’84 Dr. F. Mike Farley ’69

WASHINGTON (MO)

Missouri Beta Theodore R. Drewes, Jr. ’50 Dr. Ralph John Helmsen ’53

WASHINGTON AND LEE Virginia Sigma Donald V. Farriss ’57 John Tucker Morse ’67

WASHINGTON STATE

Washington Beta Steven L. Boots ’68 Roger Thomas Pennell ’72

WESTERN KENTUCKY

Kentucky Beta Jerry M. Cherry ’68 Stacy Todd Gardner ’88 Robert W. Gilliam ’73 Delbert E. Graves ’65

WESTMINSTER

Missouri Gamma David S. Howlett ’77 Jeff S. Lampton ’81 Russell A. Raney ’74 Russell J. Sims ’54

WILLAMETTE

Oregon Gamma Dr. John Nicholas Fax, Jr. ’62 Rex Pickett ’81

WILLIAM & MARY

Virginia Kappa Robert A. Baumann ’57 Harold C. Thaxton, Jr. ’62 David D. Wakefield ’52

WINTHROP

South Carolina Sigma James Michael Smith ’94

WISCONSIN

Wisconsin Alpha Michael Patrick Schmudlach ’79

WOFFORD

South Carolina Gamma Camp Benjamin Arnett ’13 Russell G. Follis II ’71

WORCESTER

Massachusetts Delta Colin Barry Lawrence ’85

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha Norman V. Cable II ’63 George Arch Fenton ’86

YOUNGSTOWN STATE Ohio Alpha Joseph M. Eduardo ’71

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DENNIS BARGER RELEASES DEBUT NOVEL

Retired insurance executive, now novelist Dennis Barger (Cincinnati ’80), released his debut novel, A Secret Soldier’s Confession, this past December. It is an entertaining action-adventure, mystery, fictional story set in the present using historical events. dennisbargerbooks.com

ORDER OF THE PHOENIX RECIPIENTS

Dillon Swank and Collin Sarver, two members of the Kent State (Ohio Lambda) chapter, were awarded the Order of the Phoenix. This award is the highest recognition an undergraduate can receive, and only undergraduate brothers are eligible to receive it.

WICHITA STATE FOUNDERS’ DAY

Wichita State brothers gathered at Emerson Biggins to celebrate our National Founders’ Day, connecting active members with the alumni who paved the way. Here’s to 169 years of brotherhood and the legacy that continues to grow.

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SAE’S TRUE GENTLEMAN MENTOR PROGRAM FOSTERING CONNECTIONS AND GUIDING BROTHERS TO SUCCESS BEYOND THE CHAPTER

BY TABITHA PARENT

SCOTT SLECHTA SIMPSON ’80 Slechta, a longtime educator and dedicated SAE member, first became involved with the True Gentleman Mentor Program after years of volunteering at Leadership School and other Fraternity educational initiatives.

The True Gentleman Mentor Program continues to foster personal and professional growth for members within Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Mentor Scott Slechta (Simpson ‘80) and Mentee Joey Zukowski (Florida ‘24) are prime examples of how the True Gentleman Mentor Program continues to cultivate meaningful relationships and provide valuable guidance during pivotal career transitions — beyond an individual’s time as an undergraduate member.

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JOEY ZUKOWSKI FLORIDA ’24 Zukowski, a then senior finance student at the Univerisy of Florida navigating his entry into the workforce, benefited immensely from Slechta’s practical support and career advice.

The SAE Foundation contacted Slechta and asked him to participate in the endeavor. Though his first mentee was a no-show, fate quickly intervened, and he was paired with Zukowski, a then-senior at the University of Florida, seeking post-graduation opportunities.

Slechta’s background in communication as an education ambassador in the U.S. and his many years as a teacher allowed him to individualize his guidance, offering help with resumes, interview

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) skills, cover letters, and more. His reason for getting involved with the program? “I wanted to give back to the Fraternity — a Fraternity that gave me so much.”

Reflecting on their time working together, Slechta expressed pride in Zukowski’s accomplishments.

“It was neat to work with him because of his enthusiasm and his selfmotivation. He was set for success, except for those few setbacks,” Slechta said. Zukowski’s proactive approach to their meetings— whether scheduling regular check-ins or seeking advice when he faced challenges—demonstrated his drive to succeed.

“I WANTED TO GIVE BACK TO THE FRATERNITY — A FRATERNITY THAT GAVE ME SO MUCH.” “IT MADE ME FEEL GOOD, LIKE I WAS SCOTT SLECHTA MAKING A DIFFERENCE.” “It was very resourceful to have Scott by my side the whole time and help me with anything I wanted — but not just with things I wanted help with — he also brought ideas and options that I hadn’t thought of,” Zukowski said of Slechta’s mentorship method.

“[SCOTT] BROUGHT IDEAS AND OPTIONS THAT I HADN’T THOUGHT OF.” JOEY ZUKOWSKI

“I served more as a facilitator, using sort of a Socratic method,” Slechta, who was the 2016 Iowa Teacher of the Year, explained, emphasizing how he helped Zukowski by asking questions and encouraging him to arrive at his own conclusions rather than taking his word for it. This approach highlights the True Gentleman Mentor Program’s flexibility, which allows alumni like him to tailor their advice to the unique needs of each mentee. “I always wanted to make sure I got his voice into it,” Slechta said, recalling how he helped Zukowski craft a resume that reflected his individuality while still making strategic, experience-based suggestions.

For Zukowski, it wasn’t just the practical help he received from Slechta that made the program worthwhile — it was also the emotional support he received that helped him navigate the inevitable challenges and setbacks that come along with a job search.

“He faced a lot of rejection, and that’s okay—it’s part of being human.

Sometimes I was just a sounding board for his frustrations,” Slechta said, acknowledging the emotional toll that the job search can take on young students and professionals. Despite these setbacks, Zukowski’s perseverance paid off, landing him his dream job in finance — a moment of triumph for both mentor and mentee.

“It came to, literally, graduation week, and I still didn’t have a job I wanted. And finally, the day of graduation, actually, as I was walking over to my graduation, I get a phone call… They said, ‘We’re offering you a job!’”

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While Zukowski’s career success is a clear outcome, the relationship had a deeper, personal impact on both. “It made me feel good, like I was making a difference,” Slechta said, noting their bond continues beyond the formal program, with Zukowski checking in periodically to share updates — a testament to the Fraternity’s commitment to lifelong learning and meaningful connections.

For Slechta, mentoring Zukowski was rewarding, and he plans to continue with the Foundation. “If they get ahold of me, I’ll say sure!”

Slechta said about the program.

“BECAUSE OF ALL THE MENTORSHIP I GOT… I OBVIOUSLY WANT TO RETURN WHAT WAS GIVEN TO ME AND HELP OUT PEOPLE IN THE FUTURE.” JOEY ZUKOWSKI

Zukowski hopes to do the same stating, “I saw how resourceful and helpful Scott was throughout the entire process, [he was] selfless and really gave me all he got. And I want to model off of that character, where I help anyone I can, whenever I can.” He continues by explaining that “because of all the mentorship I got… I obviously want to return what was given to me and help out people in the future.”

If you are interested in participating in the True Gentleman Mentor Program, the registration process is simple and done through The SAE Portal (portal.sae.net), or contact Foundation@sae.net.

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