The Record | Volume 144 - Issue #2: Fall 2025

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T H E O F F I C I A L PU B L I C AT I O N O F S I G M A A L PH A E P S I LO N

THE MANY HANDS OF FRED PHELPS

169TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION RECAP

THE COUNCIL OF PROVINCE ARCHONS

SAE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

VOICE OF THE ESR relationships, and real responsibility. We will also show that we are an organization where every SAE Chapter and member must earn the right to carry our letters through demonstrated core values.

PR OV I N C E A R C H O N S Province Archons are essential partners in the success of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Brothers who serve do so at the pleasure of their constituents – the Chapters Collegiate and Alumni Associations within each respective Province, based on their dedication to the ideals of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

As an organization, Sigma Alpha Epsilon is coming off a reasonably successful year: membership is up, we can now track and coach to our educational programming, risk management incidents are down significantly year-overyear, we are making strides in our alumni programs, and we overcame several headwinds to have a good year financially.

For the first time in history, we have invested in a dedicated resource, Jake Showalter, Associate Director of Strategic Operations, to work with Province Archons. Together, the Fraternity Service Center and Province Archons have developed common goals, and the FSC has provided business tools, such as a Zoom license, Slack workspace, and access to a Board management platform, to help Province Archons be more effective as a team.

For FY26, we remain focused on continuous improvement across our five strategic goals: Growth, Education/Leadership Development, Risk Management, Alumni Engagement, and Financial Responsibility.

The second week of October, we hosted the annual Tri-Board meeting, consisting of the Foundation Board of Trustees, F&H Board of Directors, the Supreme Council, Province Archon leadership, and key members of the FSC staff at the Levere Memorial Temple. Having attended these sessions for the last twelve years in one capacity or another, I can honestly say this was by far the most productive meeting I have ever attended. All three Boards are vested, committed, and determined to move forward, placing the best interests of the Brotherhood first.

Two additional primary focus areas for FY26 are Communication Strategy and keep alignment between the Fraternity Service Center and Province Archons.

We are not where we want to be, but we have a plan, are making steady progress, taking reasonable risks, learning from our mistakes, and focusing on continuous improvement.

CO M M U N I C AT I O N S T R AT E GY

We are committed to honoring our past while creating fraternity for a new generation and beyond.

We are committed to strengthening Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s reputation and engagement by delivering clear, consistent, and values-driven messaging highlighting friendship, scholarship, leadership, and service. We aim to build trust with collegiate members, parents, alumni, universities, and the general public.

To do this, we will proactively share positive stories to enhance SAE’s brand awareness, support recruitment and retention, and foster lifelong alumni support. We know that SAE gives its members the essential life skills – leadership under pressure, integrity in action, and Brotherhood through adversity – that no textbook can teach, but every successful man must master.

By sharing stories where this truth is evident, we will show that membership in SAE is life-changing, opening doors and opportunities to our members each day. True Gentlemen are not made in the classroom. They are shaped by real challenges, real

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

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Fred Phelps (Eastern New Mexico ‘64) has shaped the sound, spirit, and cultural heartbeat of Sigma Alpha Epsilon for over six decades. Phelps has been called many things: professor, dean, mentor, performer.

But within SAE, his most enduring title is simple: the fraternity’s music man.

CREDITS Editors: Steve Mitchell (Indiana ‘83) David Pascarella (Indiana State ‘17) Design: Saylor Schwab (Drake ‘22) Contributors: JP Andrick (Frostburg State ‘97) Laura Bianchi Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado Les H. Ireland (Towson ‘86) Ben Johnson II (UC Irvine ‘87) Thomas J. Kilian, Jr. (Indiana State ‘99) Alison Lai Dennis McCall (Indiana ’84) Kayla McCloud Holcombe Rolader (Louisiana State ‘21) Johnny Sao (Millikin ‘11) 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

INTRODUCTION: THE MEANING OF BEING CALLED ‘BROTHER’ There is a distinct moment in every Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s journey when the word “Brother” becomes more than a greeting—it becomes a promise. I remember the first time someone called me “Brother” and the sense of belonging that washed over me. It wasn’t just an introduction; it was an invitation to a lifelong bond built on trust, respect, and genuine care. The title “Brother” is sacred, and it reminds us that our connection transcends campus borders, years, and circumstances.

T H E FO U N DAT I O N : O U R C R E E D, H I S T O RY, S O N G S , A N D R I T UA L Sigma Alpha Epsilon stands on the pillars of a rich history and a time-honored creed. Our songs echo through generations, carrying the stories and values of those who came before us.

Ritual is not just ceremony—it is the heartbeat of our brotherhood, grounding us in the True Gentleman’s ideals. By reciting our creed and singing our songs, we reaffirm the principles that unite us and guide our actions. These traditions are more than reminders of the past; they are tools for shaping our future.

W H Y W E S T I L L M AT T E R We often read that Fraternities and Sororities are institutions of the past and not relevant in today’s world. But nothing could be further from the truth. Men are facing more challenges today than ever before. Mental health being one of the most prominent. Only 22% of college men seek help for mental health 4

issues. College campuses see far more women utilizing counseling services than their male counterparts. Our brotherhood alone is not the solution. However, we know that Fraternities can provide mental health support through built-in social networks, a sense of belonging, and shared values.

Leadership, mentoring, and career opportunities continue to be tangible benefits of our brotherhood. Leadership School, Career Connect, Inner Circle, Regional Conventions, and Ritual Institute are just a few examples that provide unique opportunities for growth and development.

U N I T Y A N D I D E N T I T Y: E M B R AC I N G ‘ O N E SA E ’ Too often, organizations fragment into cliques or rivalries. But SAE must remain steadfast in its unity. “One SAE” is not just a slogan—it is a call to rise above divisions and reject partisanship.

We are bound not by geography or background, but by shared values. To truly embody brotherhood, we must foster inclusivity, listen to each other, and ensure every member—active or alumni—feels seen and heard. One of the most connecting of those shared values is our Ritual. It is essential that every Chapter is performing Ritual on a regular basis. If your Chapter needs help and support, please contact the FSC. We have many brothers that would be honored to help with your ritual growth and development.

As Founder from Cal Psi I have a special fondness for my Chapter and all of the special memories and relationships that it represents. But the concept of ONESAE reinforces that our Brotherhood extends beyond our local chapter. Once a man has been initiated into our beloved order, he is a Brother and should be given the love, kindness, and respect that he so rightly deserves.

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C A L L T O AC T I O N : L I V I N G T H E T R U E GENTLEMAN CREED

No organization is without blemishes. Our history has many controversies that do not align with our aspirational values, ritual and what it is to be a True Gentleman. But our creed calls us to face them with honesty and courage. Integrity means acknowledging our shortcomings and working relentlessly to improve. We must foster environments where courageous conversations are welcomed, and every brother feels safe to speak and grow. The True Gentleman standard is not a destination, but a journey we walk together. The Council is committed to building a culture that will demonstrate those values in a real and meaningful way.

I challenge every SAE—to engage deeply with our brotherhood.

Attend meetings, reach out to new members, and initiate conversations that matter. Let us live our creed with courage and kindness, remembering that every action reflects on our fraternity. By supporting one another and upholding our values, we strengthen the bonds that make SAE unique.

But we cannot do it alone. Our future depends on thoughtful expansion and active engagement of our non-collegiate members. Words resonate differently for each of us. However, we consistently say our Brotherhood is for life but use the term alumni. Your may be an alumnus from your high school or college but that is not true for your membership in SAE. Chapters thrive when supported by brothers who mentor, advise, and celebrate with younger brothers. I propose regular reunions, mentorship programs, and digital platforms to keep us connected. We must also reach beyond our campuses, establishing SAE’s presence globally and welcoming diverse perspectives. Growth is not only about numbers—it is about deepening our commitment and impact.

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CO N C L U S I O N : R E A F F I R M I N G U N I T Y, R E S PE C T, A N D O N G O I N G CO M M I T M E N T As I look ahead, my vision for Sigma Alpha Epsilon is clear: a fraternity rooted in respect, unity, and lifelong engagement. Let us honor our past, learn from our challenges, and move forward together. We must do a better job telling our own story. The outside world most often hears about us when we do something wrong. Share the positive things you are doing on social media.

Use the #ONESAE. By embracing inclusivity, integrity, and striving to be True Gentlemen in all we do. We can uplift and inspire generations to come.

Ben Johnson II (UC Irvine ‘87) Eminent Supreme Archon

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STAFF UPDATES

NEWS FROM HQ

The Fraternity Service Center welcomed Zeke Hernandez (DePauw ‘25), Trace Ruffeno (Texas A&M ‘25), and Walter Stackler (Puget Sound ‘25) to the staff as Chapter Services Consultants, alongside Jacob Caballero (Worcester ‘25) as a Risk Management Consultant and Leonard Lucas as the IT Specialist.

Management, Justin Maidenberg (Cal State Northridge ‘15) as Coordinator of Alumni Engagement, and Jennifer Byrd-Alvarado as the Chief of Staff. In addition to his role with SAE Financial & Housing, Juan Faria (Salem State ‘17) now oversees accounting for all three entities as the Senior Director of Finance.

Dr. Steadman Boston (Winthrop ‘17) has accepted a new role as Senior Director of Operations, Dustin Stewart (Georgia Southern-Armstrong ‘17) as Director of Program Innovation, Dr. Anthony Mack (North Florida ‘11) as Director of Chapter Services, Kevin Gath (Western Carolina ‘14) as Senior Director of Alumni Engagement, Jake Showalter (Case Western Reserve ‘98) as Associate Director of Strategic Operations, Ross Pometta (Loyola Chicago ‘07) as Analytics & Database Administrator, Riley Sullivan (Mount Union ‘22) as Manager of Membership & Records, Pete Engle (Millikin ’00) as Associate Director of Expansion, Layne Smith (Winthrop ‘19) as Associate Director of Risk Management, Madison Simmons as Assistant Director of Risk

The SAE Foundation welcomed Jen Lehman as Coordinator of Donor Services & Stewardship. Laura Bianchi has accepted a new role as Chief of Staff, and Alison Lai as Director of Donor Services & Stewardship.

JOHN O. MOSELEY LEADERSHIP SCHOOL R E V I S E D PRO G R A M M I N G

Are you a collegiate brother who wants to take your leadership skills to the next level? Register today to experience the new & improved Leadership School with sessions dedicated to helping attendees develop the skills needed to be a successful leader.

This is not officer training. From Fraternity roles to professional goals, attendees will leave with an understanding of how to apply leadership skills in the real world, a network of fellow brothers to call on, and memories that will last a lifetime.

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SAE Financial & Housing welcomed Melia McDonald as Accounts Payable Specialist, Tommy Cagnassola as Senior Accountant, Jack Semerjian (Bradley ‘25) as Staff Accountant, Robert Wilber as Asset Manager, and Claire Barkett as Assistant Asset Manager.

To view the entire SAE staff, visit sae.net/about/team.

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CHAPTER: FLORIDA CHI LOCATION: TAMPA, FL CHAPTER SIZE: 55 INSTALLATION: APRIL 26, 2025 A B O U T T H E C A M PU S The University of Tampa is a vibrant, medium-sized private university located in the heart of downtown Tampa, Florida. Known for its iconic Plant Hall minarets and a dynamic campus with over $1 billion in recent and ongoing development, UTampa offers more than 200 academic programs to a diverse student body of over 11,000 students from across the U.S. and the world. With championship athletics, global opportunities, and a supportive community, UTampa empowers students to discover their passions and make a lasting impact.

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Trevor Sandler Ryan Stimson William St. Germain Lucas Sanginari Peter Nicasio George Maximilian Bailey Jake Bower Tristan Cutrone Will Gottschalk Nikolas Men Nicholas Savare Christopher B. Verdon Nicholas Birindelli Ryan Fantone

Javen Goldstein Keaton Linn Thomas McGinley III Max Rothbard Owen Sartor Tyler Bell Benjamin Buerck Nicholas Connors Ewan Ferguson Joseph Goodman Colin Hertzberg Daniel Krause Ryan Mann Aidan Mishkin

Nicholas Morris Preston Morris Joseph Roy Jamison Soden William Whitman Tyler Wong Danilo Zukic Thomas Joseph Azelby Joseph Barzilay Michael Jerard Dungo Jacob Juliano Hunter Keegan Jake Matarazzo Timothy Anderson Jr.

Roger Bello Steel Chlasciak Jarred Jackson Matthew Mccoy Rudivan Mench Tomasz Moritz Jakob Potas Jackson Richardson Owen Richmond Alec Robinson Joseph Salerno Collin Smith Jason Zakrzewski

I N T H E I R WO R D S The Florida Chi Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Tampa has embarked on an inspiring journey to recharter—driven by dedication, leadership, and an unrelenting commitment to excellence. After 12 years of persistent effort by the Florida Chi Alumni Association, Sigma Alpha Epsilon was officially welcomed back to the University of Tampa. The chapter’s revival began with one determined individual, Trevor Sandler, who would go on to become the chapter’s first Eminent Archon. Working alongside national staff and local alumni, Trevor helped lay the foundation for Florida Chi’s relaunch. Through strategic recruitment and steadfast determination, the chapter quickly grew to 47 founding brothers in its first semester. In their second semester, the brothers built on this momentum—expanding their brotherhood, deepening their bonds, and officially chartering with 56 founding members. Their rapid growth and strong presence have reestablished Florida Chi as a rising force on campus.

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169TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION RECAP From June 19 to 22, 440 Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers and guests from 204 chapters united in Atlanta, Georgia, for the 169th Anniversary Convention: the largest business meeting of the organization.

Delegates voted upon Supreme Council candidates and proposals for the Fraternity Laws, attended forums to learn how we continue to push our fraternity forward, and enjoyed time with brothers from across the Realm as they deepened the bonds of brotherhood.

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LEADERS OF CHANGE:

YOUR 2025-2027 SUPREME COUNCIL

BY JOHNNY SAO (MILLIKIN ’11)

Change is inevitable. Embracing and leading change is an essential component of personal development, professional achievement, and societal progress. Without it, we risk stagnation – getting stuck in patterns, habits, and systems that could be improved. Embracing change means being open to improvement - it challenges us to rethink what we know and empowers us to better ourselves, and in turn, our communities.

Each biennium, Sigma Alpha Epsilon focuses on change at our National Convention. It is billed as our organization’s “biggest meeting” and boasts more than 400 delegates representing chapters, provinces, and alumni associations from across the Realm. Aside from voting on Fraternity Laws, one of the more prominent events is installing the new Supreme Council, our allvolunteer Board of Directors who are charged with leading our fraternity.

The gentlemen on the 2025-2027 Supreme Council are men of action and harbingers of change. Not a meeting goes by where they aren’t preaching their mantra - “continuous improvement” as they work on behalf of our brothers around the Realm to make SAE the best organization it can be. As the leaders of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, they govern how we operate, set the vision for our fraternity and in turn, lead the way in shaping the overall culture of our organization. They represent our vast and diverse membership (spanning from new initiates all the way to our brothers in Chapter Eternal) and are in fact themselves, a diverse group of people. Each has his own unique story and their journeys that ultimately brought them to the Supreme Council are as varied and fascinating as the men themselves.

Our very own Eminent Supreme Archon did not join the Fraternity through the typical underclass recruitment route. SAE was just starting the chapter at UC-Irvine when Ben Johnson (UC-Irvine ‘87) arrived on campus as a junior. The only thing he knew about the Greek-letter world was what was in the movies – satirical exaggerations of the real-life experience.

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What drew Ben in was the True Gentleman, something he was not expecting from a fraternity. The high standards set forth by our guiding creed resonate for him as strongly today as they did then. When it came time to charter California Psi and initiate its Founding Fathers, Ben couldn’t afford the fees. So, his soon-tobe Brothers split the cost.

“They trusted me without hesitation. That simple gesture has really molded who I am as a person, both the values I live by and my expectations of others.” - Ben Johnson One of Ben’s favorite lines from the True Gentleman is “who speaks with frankness, but always with sincerity and sympathy.”

He challenges everyone to have the courage to speak up, no matter the subject. There are constructive and respectful ways to talk about even the most difficult topic, and you can always count on Ben to give his perspective on a topic.

While some are always ready to chime in, others aren’t as extroverted. For those that have not met Jim Skaggs (Oklahoma State ‘78), he is not a shy person. At least today he isn’t. Our Eminent Supreme Deputy Archon used to be “deathly shy and socially awkward” – which is unimaginable for anyone who’s had a conversation with him before.

Jim gives credit to SAE for his outwardness and growth as a person. He joined the chapter at Oklahoma State to build friendship and fellowship with others, but got so much more than that. When Jim was taking care of his terminally ill mother, his chapter Brothers drove through an ice storm just to be with him.

Ice storms don’t happen in Oklahoma.

“I always knew these were my Brothers, but I didn’t truly understand what it meant to really be there for someone until that moment.

You’re there for everything, no matter what.” - Jim Skaggs

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LEADERS OF CHANGE: YOUR 2025-2027 SUPREME COUNCIL Since then, Jim has been there for everything. He doesn’t miss a meeting (if he can) and he still visits the chapter (when he can).

He has a never-ending drive to give back to the organization that gave him his Brothers and molded him into the person he is today. His guidance has shaped Oklahoma Mu into one of the few chapters that have received multiple Zeal awards.

Joe Richey (Penn State-University Park ‘09) currently serves as our Eminent Supreme Warden. Elected in 2023, he is among the youngest ever chosen to serve on our Supreme Council. After joining the chapter at Penn State in the Fall of 2005, Brother Richey soon discovered, through the encouragement and mentorship of great SAE brothers that took him under their wings, that he was meant to be a leader - and he has since proven himself time and again.

Joe was elected to his first of two terms as Eminent Archon of his chapter as just a rising sophomore. You can still hear the emotion in his voice when talking about the experience: “There is no greater honor than being elected by your peers to lead them. I learned that lesson first-hand in the halls of my chapter house years ago and it still rings true for me today.” Over his two years, his commitment and leadership helped shift the culture at Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta and set a foundation of excellence that exists to this day.

“HAVING THE RIGHT PEOPLE AROUND YOU MATTERS - IN FRATERNITY, IN BUSINESS, IN LIFE.” “I had great advisors and mentors who truly made me feel like I was a leader and a difference-maker. They empowered me and challenged me to believe in myself and lead through example,” said Joe. “Having the right people around you matters - in fraternity, in business, in life. I can’t tell you how proud I am to serve with my brother Supreme Council members - they’re upright, dedicated, and high-minded men who are not afraid of a challenge.”

Like his contemporaries on the Supreme Council, Joe has a vast list of accomplishments and leadership roles across various levels of SAE. Many know him as the founder of the first ever Alumni Affinity Group (SAE Hunters & Anglers), which has since grown to over 800 members. In 2023, he served as the impetus behind the founding of the SAE Historic Society, which has flourished and currently boasts nearly 1200 members around the Realm.

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When asked what has been the key to the success of these groups so far, Joe’s response was befitting to the type of leader he is: “It’s all about establishing a clear vision and empowering a team of strong leaders to take the ball and run with it.”

Dr. Joe Halcomb (Kentucky ‘74) knows a thing or two about strong leadership. The former Eminent Archon and Kentucky graduate is the Founder and CEO of Phoenix Initiãre and a partner at Telegraph Hill Partners. He draws on his background in engineering and medicine to help life science and healthcare companies achieve their growth objectives. He’s also held senior executive positions in world-leading companies in the medical device and biotechnology industries.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon instilled a drive within our Eminent Supreme Herald to give back. To “think of the rights and feelings of others” if you will. With the professional success that he’s had, you won’t find many more people that have been more generous with their wealth. His generosity and support of the University of Kentucky has been so impactful that the Biomedical Engineering Department there is named in his honor.

“THE MORE YOU GIVE, THE BIGGER IMPACT YOU WILL HAVE.” DR. JOE HALCOMB

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Dr. Joe Halcomb, a physician, exemplifies compassion. He pursued biomedical engineering to positively impact people’s lives by developing engineering solutions for challenges in medicine and healthcare. He’s also the personification of giving back, not only to his school, but to his Fraternity. A leader through many avenues, he’s been on the Foundation Board, chairing the Scholarship Commission, and taught at Leadership School and DeVotie Ritual Institute. Dr. Halcomb is a personification of “Brother Hero”, a man of great character and achievement who is as humble as they come.

If you’ve never been to an SAE event, I recommend you go. I had the privilege of attending the 153rd Anniversary Convention in 2009 as an undergraduate and also served on the Levere Memorial Temple headquarters staff from 2015-2022. I can safely say the most valuable and best part of any SAE event is the connections with others.

Our Eminent Supreme Chronicler is well versed in SAE events. It’s where I met him many years ago, and where through the years, he’s helped connect and educate multiple generations of True Gentlemen.

Dave Griego (New Mexico ‘83) is a staple at the DeVotie Ritual Institute and a regular at almost every other national SAE event. You cannot miss him - in part because of his wonderful collection of bow ties, or perhaps due to the fact that he is one of the exceedingly few elected to the Supreme Council in our long history to have been honored with the Distinguished Service Award prior to their election.

(but very fitting) answers. It’s reflective of what SAE is: a collection of unique individuals bringing a wide range of perspectives to the table that is fully embracing change and growth, both personally and as an organization.

Your Supreme Council for 2025-2027 is not afraid of change – they embrace it. These men know how powerful friendships can be. They are brothers united in their commitment to our Ritual, to SAE values and teachings, who believe in honoring our history and heritage. They carve paths for others, face challenges head on, and hold others accountable to high standards. They give back to their beloved Sigma Alpha Epsilon and ensure generations beyond ours will have the same opportunity at the Fraternal bonds they have. These men are leaders of change.

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Dave keeps coming back to events for two reasons: living our values and sharing that with others. He was taught, and lives, that membership in Sigma Alpha Epsilon is for life, not just while you’re in school. The True Gentlemen, our Ritual, and everything else that guides our Fraternity are our way of life, forever. As he often points out, the collegiate tenure is the shortest of our time as SAEs.

“NOT ONLY DO I WANT PEOPLE TO LEARN IT, I WANT TO HELP THEM TO LIVE IT. THESE ARE TEACHINGS THAT NEVER GO AWAY.” DAVE GRIEGO

I asked each of the current Supreme Council members what they think needs to change the most about the Fraternity. With their varied backgrounds, it’s no wonder that I got five very distinct

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TRUE GENTLEMAN OF THE YEAR

RICHIE PRICE, CLASS OF 2026, IS A PROUD BROTHER OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON HAILING FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI (MISSISSIPPI GAMMA) CHAPTER. The True Gentleman of the Year Award is the highest honor the Fraternity can bestow on a collegiate brother. The award, first given in 2000, is presented annually to an undergraduate who has been determined to be the most outstanding collegiate in Sigma Alpha Epsilon, considering scholastic achievement, fraternity involvement, university leadership, and community service. The True Gentleman of the Year receives a $5,000 scholarship award, endowed by Warren P. Poslunsy (Kettering ‘69) to recognize brothers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in the Fraternity.

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THE JOHN O. MOSELEY AWARD FOR FRATERNITY ZEAL

recognizes the chapters that best exemplify model chapters in Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Zeal chapters excel in their operations and brotherhood, fulfilling the vision of our Founding Fathers and their members, and by living the lives of true gentlemen. These chapters go above and beyond expectations and demonstrate true zeal and excitement for the Fraternity, exhibiting strong bonds of brotherhood. Winning chapters receive a $5,000 donation to their Chapter Education Funds, endowed by Warren P. Poslusny (Kettering ’69) to recognize chapters that have demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in the Fraternity.

THIS YEAR’S NOMINEES: NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY

LOUISIANA CHI UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE

INDIANA EPSILON SIMPSON COLLEGE

IOWA SIGMA UNIVERSITY OF MOUNT UNION

OHIO SIGMA WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

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THIS YEAR’S WINNER IS: UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE 20 60

NEW MEMBERS, DOUBLING SIZE SERVICE HOURS PER MEMBER

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AWARD RECIPIENTS SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PRIDES ITSELF ON BEING ONE OF THE NATION’S

OLDEST AND LARGEST FRATERNITIES—A DISTINCTION THAT SPANS ACROSS CENTURIES OF DEDICATED MEMBERS.

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS TRUE GENTLEMAN OF THE YEAR Richie Price – The University of Mississippi (Mississippi Gamma)

BESSER-LINDSEY SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Silas Simpson – University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (Minnesota Alpha)

KEN TRACEY AWARD & SCHOLARSHIP FOR INTERFRATERNAL LEADERSHIP Silas Simpson – University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (Minnesota Alpha)

M. TODD BUCHANAN RECRUITMENT CHAIRMAN AWARD Ryan Domin – University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER ADVISORS Seth Rosner – University of Missouri (Missouri Alpha) Richard Slonski – Northern Illinois University (Illinois Gamma) Rick Shipley – University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon) Maurice Forsyth – University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma) Jamil Tharp – University of Southern California (California Gamma) Jeremy Katz – Dartmouth College (New Hampshire Alpha) Chad Torres – Youngstown State University (Ohio Alpha) Cody Dunlap – Western Carolina University (North Carolina Omega) Chris Massouh – University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma)

OUTSTANDING EMINENT ARCHONS Luke Federici – Youngstown State University (Ohio Alpha) Bryce Mullen – The University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma) Dillon Swank – Kent State University (Ohio Lambda) Collin Sarver – Kent State University (Ohio Lambda) Ezekiel Hernandez – Depauw University (Indiana Delta) Max Perino – University of Cincinnati (Ohio Epsilon) Joseph Brown – University of Delaware (Delaware Alpha)

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BRADLEY M. COHEN EMINENT ARCHON OF THE YEAR AWARD Nathan Hurt – University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

OUTSTANDING EMINENT TREASURERS Thomas Stukes – Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Phi) Robbie Shumway –Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Massachusetts Delta) Giuseppe Lisi – The University of Rhode Island (Rhode Island Alpha) Drew Dawson – University of Southern California (California Gamma) Ryan Khosla – Depauw University (Indiana Delta) Kolten Walker – Kansas State University (Kansas Beta) Hunter Wilhem – The University of Mississippi (Mississippi Gamma) Beau Dykes – Wichita State University (Kansas Gamma) Jacob Joiner – Franklin College of Indiana (Indiana Alpha)

CHAPTER AWARDS JOHN O. MOSELEY AWARD FOR FRATERNITY ZEAL University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

CHAPTER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD American University (Washington City Alpha) Colorado School of Mines (Colorado Lambda) DePauw University (Indiana Delta) Florida Southern College (Florida Gamma) Kansas State University (Kansas Beta) Middle Tennessee State University (Tennessee Beta) Nicholls State University (Louisiana Chi) Oregon State University (Oregon Alpha) Simpson College (Iowa Sigma) University of Cincinnati (Ohio Epsilon) University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon) University of Idaho (Idaho Alpha) University of Kansas (Kansas Alpha) University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (Minnesota Alpha) University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) University of Southern California (California Gamma)

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MOST IMPROVED CHAPTER AWARD Winner: The University of Kansas (Kansas Alpha) Winner: The University of Florida (Florida Upsilon)

HARRY S. BUNTING OUTSTANDING EMERGING CHAPTER OF THE YEAR Winner: The University of Tampa (Florida Chi) Runner-Up: Sacred Heart University (Connecticut Sigma Eta)

OUTSTANDING ALUMNI RELATIONS Winner: University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma) Runner-Up: Oregon State University (Oregon Alpha)

BRANDON WEGHORST OUTSTANDING CHAPTER COMMUNICATION Winner: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) Runner-Up: University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma)

OUTSTANDING MEMBER EDUCATION Winner: University of Idaho (Idaho Alpha) Runner-Up: University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma)

OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Winner: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) Runner-Up: University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

OUTSTANDING HEALTH-AND-SAFETY Winner: University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma) Runner-Up: University of Idaho (Idaho Alpha)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER HOUSING Winner: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) Runner-Up: Kansas State University (Kansas Beta)

JOSEPH A. MANCINI OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SERVICE & PHILANTHROPY AWARD Winner: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) Runner-Up: University of Idaho (Idaho Alpha) Runner-Up: University of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

KIMBALL-PHELPS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SINGING Winner: University of Idaho (Idaho Alpha) Runner-Up: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma)

NOBLE LESLIE DEVOTIE OUTSTANDING RITUAL AWARD Winner: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (Minnesota Alpha) Runner-Up: Youngstown State University (Ohio Alpha)

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ROBERT C. COUSINS AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING RECRUITMENT Winner: University of Southern California (California Gamma) Runner-Up: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma)

OUTSTANDING CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP Winner: University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma) Runner-Up: Nicholls State University (Louisiana Chi) Runner-Up: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma)

SMITH-HUFFMAN OUTSTANDING CHAPTER MANAGEMENT Winner: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma) Runner-Up: University of Southern Mississippi (Mississippi Sigma)

OUTSTANDING UNIVERSITY RELATIONS AWARD Winner: Nicholls State University (Louisiana Chi) Runner-Up: University of Mount Union (Ohio Sigma)

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARDS OUTSTANDING CHAPTER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD Winner: Ohio Alpha Alumni Association Runner-Up: Kansas Gamma Alumni Association

BILL FISCUS OUTSTANDING AREA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD Winner: SAE Phoenix Alumni Association Runner-Up: New Orleans Louisiana Alumni Association

OUTSTANDING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COMMUNICATION AWARD Winner: Oklahoma Mu Alumni Association Runner-Up: Greater Cincinnati Alumni Association of SAE

OUTSTANDING SPECIAL PROJECT OR EVENT AWARD Winner: Greater Cincinnati Alumni Association of SAE Winner: New Orleans Louisiana Alumni Association

OUTSTANDING HOUSE CORPORATION AWARD Winner: DeVotie Hall Association Runner-Up: Levere Building Association of Evansville (Indiana Epsilon)

OUTSTANDING HOUSE CORPORATION COMMUNICATION AWARD Winner: Georgia Phi Association of SAE Runner-Up: California Gamma Building Association

STUART ZOOCK OUTSTANDING ADVISORY BOARD AWARD Winner: Youngstown State University (Ohio Alpha) Runner-Up: Marshall University (West Virginia Alpha)

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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Recognizing a lifetime of service and loyalty to the Fraternity, the Distinguished Service Award is the highest individual award a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon may receive.

Their actions exhibit their understanding of the Fraternity’s teachings, adherence to Fraternity Laws, attention to the promotion of its welfare, and exemplary conduct that guards well its honor and high standing.

THOMAS A. “BEAR” BOWER (CREIGHTON ’70)

R EC O G N I ZE D W IT H T HE 1 6 4T H D IST IN GUIS HE D S E RV IC E AWARD

Like many of our best leaders, Brother Bower reconnected with our Fraternity while serving as a Chapter Advisor. The connection he felt fanned the flame, and he quickly took a Province Archon role, then found himself teaching as a faculty member of Leadership School. It didn’t stop there. Bear served on several committees that led to his election as Eminent Supreme Chronicler in 1995, and ultimately as Eminent Supreme Archon from 2003 to 2005. As an outspoken leader against hazing, you saw the launch of Minerva’s Shield, the Fraternity’s official health and safety guide. For his outstanding leadership through change and innovation, the Supreme Council of Sigma Alpha Epsilon awarded Brother Bower the 164th Distinguished Service Award at the 169th Anniversary Convention in Atlanta, GA.

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) WILLIAM V. MCCANN JR. (IDAHO ’66)

R EC O GN IZE D W IT H T HE 1 6 5 T H D IST IN GUIS HE D S E RVICE AWARD With a property management and law background, Brother McCann helped lead a $1.5 million remodel of his chapter house. It was no easy feat and took years of fundraising, but he created a lasting, physical beacon for the years to come. Brother McCann eventually found his way onto the Financial & Housing Board of Directors, where he continues to promote and build stronger chapters through great housing. For his dedication and loyalty, the Supreme Council of Sigma Alpha Epsilon awarded Brother McCann the 165th Distinguished Service Award at the 169th Anniversary Convention in Atlanta, GA.

DEAN K. MORELL (OREGON ’79)

REC O G N I Z E D W I T H T H E 1 6 6 TH D IST IN GUIS HE D S E RV IC E AWA RD

Brother Morell has an extensive background in finance and has led hundreds of people who have touched millions of dollars. He has taken many roles within SAE and various other volunteer-based organizations, always focusing on education and giving back.

These experiences led him to serve on the SAE Foundation’s Board of Trustees for nearly a decade. As the leader of the Investment Committee, he tripled its assets during a time when monetary support was declining. Spearheaded by his efforts, the Levere Memorial Temple has a permanent bust and plaque that honors our Brothers who passed during the Vietnam War. Brother Morell also commissions, funds, and gifts the bronze lion to the chapter that wins the John O. Moseley Award for Fraternity Zeal each year. For his continuous lifelong support and mentorship, the Supreme Council of Sigma Alpha Epsilon awarded Brother Morell the 166th Distinguished Service Award at the 169th Anniversary Convention in Atlanta, GA.

JAMES R. MOUNTAIN (MONTANA ’81)

R EC O GN IZE D W IT H T HE 1 67 T H D IST IN GUIS HE D S E RVICE AWARD

Through Brother Mountain’s leadership in his career, he led efforts that raised $1 million to renovate his chapter’s house and its property, securing the home for future generations.

Beyond his chapter, he served on SAE’s Alumni Services Committee and later as Chairman of the SAE Foundation’s Board of Trustees (2020–2023). At the same time, he contributed as a Trustee and Treasurer of the University of Montana Foundation, a sixfigure donor to both SAE and his alma mater. For his unwavering spirit, generosity, and dedication to advancing brotherhood and education, the Supreme Council of Sigma Alpha Epsilon awarded Brother Mountain the 167th Distinguished Service Award at the 169th Anniversary Convention in Atlanta, GA.

JAMES LARRY JONES (MISSISSIPPI STATE ’69)

REC OG N I Z E D W I T H T H E 1 6 8TH D IST IN GUIS HE D S E RV IC E AWA RD

For nearly three decades, Brother Jones led the charge, raised over $1.5 million to renovate his chapter house, and helped implement lasting policies that strengthened the chapter, which named the new wing in his honor. In 2017, he joined the SAE Financial & Housing Corporation Board, later serving as President (2020–2024), where his passion for housing impacted chapters nationwide. A Past ESA and DSA recipient once said, ‘bricks and mortar make a house; family and fond memories make a home’, a truth that defines Brother Jones’s service. For his lifelong service and leadership, the Supreme Council of Sigma Alpha Epsilon awarded Brother Jones the 168th Distinguished Service Award at the 169th Anniversary Convention in Atlanta, GA. S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

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FRATERNITY RECOGNITION AWARD RECIPIENTS

THIS LIST REFLECTS PRESENTATIONS BETWEEN JANUARY 1 AND JUNE 30, 2025.

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 Engagement, alumni@sae.net or (847) 475-1856 ext. 7.

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

WILLIAM MCKINLEY OUTSTANDING SHIELD OF BROTHERHOOD ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

The William McKinley Outstanding Achievement Award embodies commitment, perseverance, leadership, and service to others.

These virtues were exemplified by Brother William McKinley (Mount Union 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) Henry A. Beattie III (Mississippi State ‘77) J. Michael Donahoe (Oklahoma ‘62) Charles G. Lawrence (Arizona State ‘62)

KNOW A BROTHER DESERVING OF RECOGNITION?

Learn about the Fraternity awards and nominate individuals on sae.net/resources/recognition-awards/

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

Mack M. Harper Jr. (Southern Mississippi ‘79) Kenneth L. Inman Jr. (Southern Mississippi ‘68) John D. Kelley (Central Florida ‘77) Jim Lotfi (UMBC ‘89) Christopher D. Massouh (Mount Union ‘92) Mark A. Maxwell (Southern Mississippi ‘81) Eric J. McKenna-Hallal (Virginia Commonwealth ‘12) Michael E. Montgomery (Southern Mississippi ‘70) Scott F. Spiegelberg (Oregon State ‘76) William G. Voelp (UMBC ‘89) Thomas E. Walter (Cincinnati ‘78) Gary Westling (Cal State Long Beach ‘83) Paul F. Wimberly Jr. (Southern Mississippi ‘67) Dr. Robert G. Wood Jr. (Eastern Kentucky ‘82) Tim R. Wright (Salisbury ‘89)

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TEXAS RHO RAISES $15,000 IN PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT FOR LOCAL FAMILIES

Texas Rho’s Pickleball Tournament (in partnership with Fiji) on August 28 raised over $15,000 to benefit the Katherine Ferruzzo Legacy Foundation and the Jenna Lacy Burgess Trust, supporting families impacted by the Texas Floods. The chapter is grateful to the parents, alumni, and friends whose support made this impact possible.

RECRUITMENT NEVER STOPS

Do you know a young man who should join SAE? Fill out the Recruitment Recommendation Form to let us know! sae.net/resources/recruitment-recommendation-form/

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WILEY BALLARD: DUGOUT REPORTER FOR THE ATLANTA BRAVES

Brother Wiley Ballard (Georgia Tech ‘16), recently named 2024 Sportscaster of the Year, spoke with the Greater Atlanta Alumni Association about his journey from high school sportscaster to the Atlanta Braves dugout.

WELCOMING 72 NEW BROTHERS

Congratulations to the exceptional work of the active chapter, and to the 72 new members who recently joined the Mississippi (Mississippi Gamma) chapter of SAE! 21

THE COUNCIL OF PROVINCE ARCHONS (COPA)

W H AT D O E S A PR OV I N C E A R C H O N D O? Think of a Province Archon as the Fraternity’s “regional coach.” Each Archon oversees a group of chapters — called a Province — and works to keep them connected to the larger Fraternity. They support chapter officers, guide alumni associations, and collaborate with house corporations to ensure every chapter has what it needs to succeed.

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sharing updates, best practices, and challenges with the national organization.

Whether helping a chapter boost recruitment, fine-tune its Ritual, improve retention, or get its finances in order, Province Archons play a key role in keeping the “4 R’s” (recruitment, risk, retention, receivables) strong across the Realm.

For the first time, the Fraternity — through efforts led by Jake Showalter (Case Western Reserve ‘98) from the Alumni Engagement team — is making a deliberate effort to elevate the role of

Province Archons. Dedicated resources have been assigned to work directly with Province Archons, aligning goals and strengthening collaboration to ensure chapters, alumni associations, and house corporations receive the support they need to thrive.

Alumni are encouraged to connect with their Province Archon, get involved with local chapter or housing initiatives, and help strengthen the bonds of brotherhood across the Realm.

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PROVINCE ARCHONS EASTERN DISTRICT Alpha: Brendan Calamito (Florida Southern ‘16) Nu: Ed Gonzalez Jr. (Oswego ‘12) Beta: Mark Wendaur (Allegheny ‘07) Gamma: Storm Paglia (George Mason ‘15) Omicron: Cody Dunlap (Western Carolina ‘15) Rho-Eta: Franco Blew (Mansfield ‘17) Mu-Delta: Jeremy Marcavage (Albright ‘02)

SOUTHERN DISTRICT Rho: John Deas (Charleston ‘80) Epsilon-Alpha: Steven Butler (Miami (OH) ‘89) Epsilon: Spencer Burchfield (Alabama ‘82) Theta: Jacob Brogan (Southern Mississippi ‘23) Sigma: Zachary Watson (Texas State ‘20) Nu-Epsilon: Christopher Slott (North Florida ‘08)

CENTRAL DISTRICT Mu: Jon Fujiu (Northern Illinois ‘86) Omega: Collin Good (Saint Leo ‘12) Pi: Joe Costello Jr. (Youngstown State ‘03) Delta: Jackson Boyle (Marshall ‘21) Psi: Matt Parker (Indiana State ‘99) Zeta-Alpha: Bill Meyers (William & Mary ‘91) Iota: Frank Wilk IV (Tennessee ‘23) Xi: Joe Anderson (Kentucky ‘81)

WESTERN DISTRICT

STAN STROM (ARIZONA STATE ’82)

C O UN C IL O F P ROVINCE A RC HO N S C HAIRMAN

Stan Strom is the Province Archon of Upsilon Province. Based in Prescott, Arizona, Stan is an alumnus of Arizona State University (Arizona Beta), where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance. He is a licensed Arizona real estate broker and currently serves as Director of Planned Giving at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He is also principal in Arizona’s largest solar project, which includes two data centers.

A longtime volunteer and two-term past Province Archon, Stan was inspired to serve again when the position became vacant in 2023, driven by his passion for recruiting and rebuilding the Province back to its glory days. He has served on the Leadership School faculty 12 times, instructed at the Executives Academy, and participated in seven Out-of-Province Investigation Teams to help establish or recharter chapters across the Realm. His most treasured SAE memories include getting married in the Levere Memorial Temple, serving as an E&L Consultant and Director of Chapter Development, and placing an SAE badge on his son.

Outside of fraternity life, Stan enjoys golf, fly fishing, camping, hiking, and gardening. He is the author of The Pruning Tree: From Rock Bottom to the Penthouse Suite and Blue Ribbon Desserts Cookbook. His personal motto is “Underpromise and overdeliver,” and he lives by the belief that “The greatest accomplishment is not in the rising, but in the rising after the fall.”

Tau: Michael Evink (South Dakota State ‘90) Zeta: Matt Larsen (Fort Hays State ‘05) Upsilon: Stan Strom (Arizona State ‘82) Chi: Matt Jones (Cal Poly Pomona ‘97) Kappa: Ethan Cline (Sacramento State ‘18) Lambda: Taylor Hunter (Florida Southern ‘17) Phi: Mason Benoit (Idaho ‘24) Eta: Tom Phelan (Wyoming ‘05)

INTERESTED IN CONNECTING WITH YOUR PROVINCE ARCHON? Use the Member Directory feature of The SAE Portal or contact alumni@sae.net.

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THE COUNCIL OF PROVINCE ARCHONS CHRISTOPHER SLOTT (NORTH FLORIDA ’08)

C OU N C I L OF P R OV I N C E A RC HO N S D E PUT Y C HA IRM A N

Christopher Slott is the Council of Province Archon’s Deputy Chairman. Based in Jacksonville, Florida, Chris is an alumnus of the University of North Florida (Florida Nu) and has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with Minor(s) in Religious Studies and Psychology, and holds a Master of Arts in Human Services from Liberty University. Professionally, Chris works for Bank of America (Merril Lynch) as VP Risk Control Governance Specialist.

A longtime volunteer and past Province Archon (2015–2021), Chris was inspired to serve by his desire to give back to the organization that shaped him and to ensure today’s members have the tools to thrive. He is driven by a passion to support chapters and provide them with the resources needed for success. One of his most treasured memories is his 2005 initiation into SAE. Outside of fraternity life, Chris enjoys time with his wife Erin and their children, Liam and Rory, and lives by the quote “From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be remembered. We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; For he to-day that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother.” – William Shakespeare, Henry V, Act IV, Scene III.

FRANK WILK IV (TENNESSEE ’23)

C OU N C I L OF P R OV I N C E A RC HO N S S EC RE TA RY

Serving as the Council of Province Archon’s Secretary, Frank Wilk, from Knoxville, Tennessee, is a proud alumnus of the University of Tennessee (Tennessee Kappa, Class of 2023), where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. As an undergraduate, Frank served as House Manager and Eminent Archon for Tennessee Kappa, experiences that shaped his leadership style and deepened his commitment to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Inspired by the impact SAE had on his personal growth and friendships, he chose to serve as Province Archon to give back to the brotherhood and help today’s members experience the same opportunities.

In his role as Province Archon for Province Iota, Frank is focused on strengthening alumni engagement and building support networks for undergraduate chapters. He believes that strong alumni involvement is key to sustaining chapter health and success. Frank’s favorite SAE memories always point back to the bonds of brotherhood and the moments shared with his chapter brothers. He lives by the guiding motto, “To whom much is given, much is required.” – Luke 12:48.

Outside of SAE, Frank enjoys spending time at his farm outside Nashville, where he finds balance and perspective away from his busy schedule.

JAKE SHOWALTER (CASE WESTERN RESERVE ’98)

A SSOC I AT E D I R EC TOR O F ST RAT EGIC O PE RAT IO N S

Jake Showalter, a 1998 graduate of Case Western Reserve University (Ohio Rho), brings more than two decades of leadership and operational experience to his work with Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Before his current role in Alumni Engagement, Jake served for ten years as Vice President of Operations for SAE Financial & Housing Corporation, where he focused on strengthening chapter housing operations and supporting undergraduates’ living-learning environments.

He has been deeply involved in fraternity life, serving as Chapter Advisor and Alumni Advisory Board member for Ohio Rho, Trustee of the Ohio Rho House Trust, and Deputy Archon for Province Pi. These experiences provide him with a unique perspective on the needs of both alumni and undergraduates and inspire his commitment to supporting Province Archons throughout the Realm.

In his current role, Jake partners with Province Archons to help them effectively support chapters, alumni associations, and House Corporations, while advancing the Fraternity’s “4 R’s” — Recruitment, Ritual, Retention, and Receivables — across their provinces. By providing data, resources, and hands-on guidance, he equips Archons (and their Province Councils, when appropriate) to mentor chapters effectively, fostering growth, financial health, and strong brotherhood throughout the Realm.

Jake lives in Columbus, Ohio, with his wife, Jean, their daughter Maddie, a high school senior, and their son Jacob, a high school freshman.

Outside of SAE, he enjoys bowling, golf, and playing guitar.

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CHAPTER: NEW YORK DELTA LOCATION: SYRACUSE, NY CHAPTER SIZE: 79 INSTALLATION: OCTOBER 18, 2025 A B O U T T H E C A M PU S With 13 schools and colleges, more than 200 customizable majors and 100 minors, and online degrees and certificates, Syracuse University provides educational pathways for nearly every passion and ambition.

Interdisciplinary areas ranging from social justice and artificial intelligence to energy and the environment provide hands-on research experiences that broaden perspectives and prepare students for the careers of tomorrow.

Syracuse University’s five awardwinning study abroad centers and international programs in 60 countries allow students to gain global perspectives that last a lifetime.

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Naresh Vytheswaran Blake C. McClintic Jonah A. Negris Alexander P. Krensavage Liam B. Lindsay Jesse Goldstein David B. Simon Daniel Kleeger Thomas E. Catalano Dash Rabhan Stefan Schiff Dylan K. Augustine Leo J. Schwartz Ely Azougi David T. Loew Maxwell Thau Chris Antosiewicz Asher Berenblat Matthew Brown Bryan Bencivenga

Joseph Della Salla Chase Gibson Dylan Harrison Ben Kitaeff Victor D. Maslia Andrew O’Brien Dhillon G. Patel Noah Sadler Sam Saslow Jason Silver Carl Simpson Maximilian Szlendak Jack F. Albala Joseph Branco Theodore Chalker Jeremy Cohen Kai Contractor Eli Greenberg Mason Landman Aaron W. Larit

Dylan Moradof Nasser C. Najjar Drew Peltzman Jack Rahbari Ethan Robinson Dylan Rubin Stephen Shea Henri Velasco Camden Wappman Theo Ackermann Stefano Assaf Ezra D. Atkins James P. Blake Eden Bracha Benjamin Catlin Harrison T. Geiling Jake Gil Jacob Hort Hugo O. Herscher Will Karan

Az Khan Jackson Klingsberg Tyler A. Korman Jack R. Kuper Lucas T. Levy Jack N. Meyer Zach Miles Alex Rosen Ethan Steinwolf Michael Todd Milo S. Tompkins Mateo Torralba Oliver Whelan Sawyer Nathan Wolkowitz Jack R. Yoon Giancarlo D. Del Core Daniel Dolch Christian Langley Connor J. Merrigan

I N T H E I R WO R D S The New York Delta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Syracuse University has officially rejoined the Realm. The journey began with a small group of men who shared a vision: to bring SAE back to Syracuse the right way: built on integrity, scholarship, and service.

Working closely with national staff, alumni, and campus partners, these Founding Fathers laid a strong foundation for the chapter’s future. In their first semester, they grew rapidly, uniting over 40 members, which has now grown to 79, one of the largest emerging chapters of SAE and on the Syracuse campus. Through consistent recruitment, campus involvement, and community engagement, New York Delta quickly reestablished itself as a positive force at Syracuse. Now, with their charter officially restored, the brothers of New York Delta are setting ambitious goals for the future.

From academic excellence to philanthropic leadership, they are determined to honor their chapter’s storied past while shaping an even greater legacy and lasting impact.

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SAE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT DEAR BROTHERS,

As the leaves begin to turn and a new academic year commences, the Realm of Sigma Alpha Epsilon opens its doors to a new class of aspiring True Gentlemen.

Just as the vibrant colors of autumn signal a time of change and renewal, so too does this season mark a moment of new beginnings within our Brotherhood.

We welcome these men to embark on a lifelong journey built upon the timeless values of friendship, scholarship, leadership, and service, upheld since our founding in 1856. I recall my first fall on campus as a transformative experience, guided by those who came before, creating a seamless transition to college life and all that was to come.

As the Foundation for Sigma Alpha Epsilon, it’s moments like these that help inspire your involvement as alumni. SAE is not just an undergraduate experience; it is a lifelong journey. You have an opportunity to give your time, talent, and treasure to continue to shape our great Fraternity and the young men who call it home.

The 2024-2025 Fiscal Year was excellent for the SAE Foundation.

Our overall assets grew, the Annual Loyalty Fund saw another record-breaking year, we launched a new initiative with the SAE Historical Society, and we achieved a record level of engagement on Founders’ Day. You can read more about these initiatives in this edition of our annual report.

As a reminder, the SAE Foundation exists to support our great fraternity through scholarships, leadership and educational training, and the preservation and maintenance of the Levere Memorial Temple. We have launched a study throughout the Realm,

exploring and expanding our efforts in these areas, as well as your willingness to support them. This work is crucial in laying the groundwork for the Foundation and in supporting our fraternity. By the end of December, the results of a feasibility study will be presented to leadership, and a path forward determined. If you are asked to participate, please do so, knowing that you are helping to strengthen our fraternity for generations to come. If you would like additional information or have any questions regarding our work, please contact me directly at tkilian@sae.net.

As part of the study, and as promised in the spring issue of The Record, we will continue to educate and tell the story of the Levere Memorial Temple. As you may recall, the spring issue focused on the origins and the vision behind its inception, bringing us back to SAE’s 70th Anniversary Convention in Boston, Massachusetts, in December 1926. In this issue, we’d like to skip ahead to the current state of the Levere Memorial Temple and outline the scope of work required to restore and enhance this historic building.

A special thank you to the Foundation Board of Trustees, the Supreme Council, the Financial & Housing Board of Directors, our Council of Province Archons, donors, and Brothers who rose above in their commitment of their time, talent, and treasure. Without your support, we would not be able to do what we do.

Thomas J. Kilian, Jr. (Indiana State ‘99) President & Chief Executive Officer

STAFF Thomas J. Kilian, Jr. (Indiana State ‘99) President & CEO

Laura Bianchi Chief of Staff

Alison Lai Director of Donor Services & Stewardship

Jen Lehman Coordinator of Donor Services & Stewardship

Jeff Rovner (Arizona State ‘85) Campaign & Major Gift Consultant

Chuck Hodge (Toledo ‘64) Gift Officer

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2024-2025 SAE FOUNDATION HIGHLIGHTS 5TH CONSECUTIVE RECORD-BREAKING YEAR!

$1,430,000+ RAISED FOR THE ANNUAL LOYALTY FUND (ALF)

4,362

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

ALF DOLLARS RAISED 2020-2025

$26M

IN INVESTMENTS, CASH, & CASH EQUIVALENTS

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FIRST-TIME DONORS

CONTRIBUTIONS

The portfolio’s performance ranks in the top 10% in the last 5 and 10-year periods relative to our peer groups of under $50M.

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FY25 ANNUAL REPORT

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FOUNDATION

ALF BY MAJOR INITIATIVES

$226,585 $127,045 $40,295

DONOR SOCIETY FIGURES ARCHON CIRCLE

601 Donors Phi Alpha - 3 Minerva - 16 Archon - 37 Warden - 34 Herald - 216 Chronicler - 295

PHOENIX CIRCLE 308 Donors

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE 1,573 Donors 849 450 148 58 19 27 11 9 2

PHI ALPHA CLUB 248 Donors

HERITAGE SOCIETY 174 Donors

$43,761 FEATURED INITIATIVE: FOUNDERS’ DAY - MARCH 9, 1856 Brothers across the Realm gather on Founders’ Day to celebrate the founding of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and reflect on the values that continue to unite our Brotherhood.

This past March, the SAE Foundation proudly launched the 1856 Society, a campaign created to honor the legacy of our Founders and support the next generation of True Gentlemen. Thanks to the generosity of our Brothers, the campaign raised $40,000 from over 400 donors.

As part of the 1856 Society, a new tradition was also launched: a limited-edition Founders’ Day pin depicting the Black Warrior River– where Noble Leslie DeVotie first envisioned the ideals of our Brotherhood. This unique collectible was introduced to eligible donors and will serve as the first in a continuing series of annual keepsakes celebrating the founding of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

In addition, SAE Foundation board members, staff, and volunteers attended eight Founders’ Day events across the country, connecting with more than 900 attendees to share the SAE Foundation’s mission.

Looking ahead, the Foundation is excited to build on this momentum and celebrate 170 years of the Fraternity on March 9, 2026. We look forward to reuniting with familiar faces and welcoming new Brothers into this growing tradition.

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$75,000 FOR EDUCATIONAL

PROGRAMS JOHN O. MOSELEY LEADERSHIP SCHOOL

Snow and ice blanketed most of the country and disrupted travel plans across the Realm while Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s 86th John O. Moseley 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.

• 129 Phi Alpha Club members joined • $4,000+ raised while tabling at Leadership School

AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS

• 318 Chapter Education Fund disbursements totaling $285,000 • $163,000 in Scholarships & Awards

$448,000

KADEN PLAYFORD (MICHIGAN)

REC IPIE N T O F T HE JO S E PH MANCINI L EA D E RS HIP AWA RD

“I was thrilled and I am truly blessed to be part of a brotherhood that values giving back to the current active’s education. This money is crucial for helping finance my senior year at the University of Michigan. When I joined SAE as a freshman, an older member gave me powerful advice. He said, ‘SAE is whatever you make it. You will get out of it as much as you put into it.’ I was never expecting to be rewarded like this; my true reward was becoming closer to all of my brothers. I wanted to be someone they could depend on. Someone looked to as a leader. And ultimately, someone who could have a good relationship with every single brother, freshman to senior. Throughout my time in SAE, I have taken a leadership position every semester, and I am currently serving my second term on exec. This was my way to give back to SAE, yet I still feel like I was given so much more than I put in. This is the place where I became a man. My maturity, leadership, professionalism, and personal development all grew tenfold. I am honored to be in SAE and so thankful to be recognized with this scholarship. Thank you!”

IN AWARDS &

SCHOLARSHIPS

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LEVERE MEMORIAL TEMPLE

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As the Levere Memorial Temple approaches its 100th Anniversary, the SAE Foundation is already looking ahead to ensure the Temple will be fit for the next centennial. Recently, the Foundation engaged two architecture firms to conduct an assessment of the Levere Memorial Temple.

Revive Architecture assessed the building’s exterior to recommend a development plan to preserve its historic character and integrity. This assessment examined the masonry walls, windows, and roofs to determine current conditions. The proposed building envelope rehabilitation will address structural concerns, deterioration through targeted repairs, refurbishment, and replacements of the façade, rooms, and windows (including our beautiful Tiffany stained glass in the chapel).

Weese Langley Klein Architect conducted an interior assessment, looking at the building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems as well as the space utilization. The proposed interior renovations are designed to improve functionality of event facilities, the storage and display of historical artifacts, staff workspaces, and building accessibility.

As the stewards of the Levere Memorial Temple and the SAE artifacts within, it is our job to ensure we can continue to welcome Brothers and guests through our doors, and to share our rich history within its walls for decades and centuries to come.

New Conference Room/ Library

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DEAR BROTHERS,

Thank you for your support of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation. The 2024-2025 Fiscal Year was a success because of donors like you. Your time, talents, and treasure allow us to continue producing the needed programs and services to make SAE the greatest fraternity in the world!

Recently, we hosted our annual Tri-Board meeting where the Foundation, Fraternity, and Financial & Housing boards came together to celebrate our successes, collaborate around issues, and to ideate future innovations. As part of that meeting, we discussed a possible comprehensive campaign for the Fraternity. All three boards believe this campaign is essential and necessary to the future success of SAE. As you read earlier from our CEO, Tom Kilian, we are in the early stages of a feasibility study. I hope you will answer the call, take the time, and ultimately assist the Foundation in funding the next generation of SAE’s.

I’d be remiss not to thank our Foundation Board of Trustees for their leadership during this critical time for the Foundation. Their commitment to SAE is inspiring. Please take a moment to recognize your Brothers below. The SAE Foundation is always looking for the next generation of board members. If you’re interested, please reach out to Tom Kilian.

Phi Alpha,

Les H. Ireland (Towson ‘86) Chairman Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation

TRUSTEES

Dan Alsaker Idaho ‘72 Henry Beattie Mississippi State ‘77 Debashis Chowdhury Minnesota ‘98 Jack Counts Oklahoma ‘68 Grant Gier Nebraska ‘84 Graham Hill Texas-Austin ‘68 Hugh Miller Alabama ‘85 Peter Mitchell Cal State-Fullerton ‘90 John Perry DePauw ‘85 Scott Pointner Indiana ‘90 Bo Sederstrom Northern Arizona ‘83 Matthew Weinstein Northern Iowa ‘94 S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

HONORARY TRUSTEES TRUSTEES EMERITI Joe Anderson Kentucky ‘81 Jeff Rovner Arizona State ‘85 Dan Stanczak Loyola-Chicago ‘03

Gregory D. Beltran UC-Berkeley ‘78 M. Todd Buchanan Southern Mississippi ‘90 Robert Dickinson Stanford ‘86 Lloyd Everson North Dakota ‘65 Curtis R. Frasier Arizona State ‘77 Edwin D. Fuller Boston ‘68 Gary L. Garnand Idaho ‘70 Fred Kleisner Michigan State ‘66 Thomas C. LaMantia Arizona ‘87 Dean K. Morell Oregon ‘79 James R. Mountain Montana ‘81 Robert H. Watts Boston ‘68

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The SAE Foundation awards merit-based scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students. These scholarships recognize the highest standards of the Fraternity’s values: Friendship, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service.

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation Board of Trustees and Scholarship Commission proudly announce the recipients of the 2025 Scholarship Program, awarding a total of $124,300 to 35 exceptional recipients who exemplify the Fraternity’s values: Friendship, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service.

BRADLEY M. COHEN COURAGE AWARD

JONES-LAURENCE AWARD

Declan Ratner (Sacred Heart University ‘24)

CJ Matthews (Mississippi) Ayden Stuckey (Kettering)

CALIFORNIA SIGMA SCHOLARSHIP Jeanette Kiss

CHARLES COLLINS AWARD Michael Crockett (Dartmouth) William Enterline (Tennessee-Knoxville ‘25) Nic Poulos (Rutgers) Marcus SantaMaria (Hartford ‘25) Silas Simpson (University of Minnesota) George Wray (Virginia)

DR. CHARLES A. PREUSS MEDICAL AWARD Coby Goelz (Case Western Reserve)

FOUNDATION BOARD SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Justin Kelleher (Florida Southern ‘24)

FRANK C. GINOCCHIO & THOMAS W. DEVINE LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Bryce Myers (Kansas State) Quintin Rhodes (East Tennessee State)

JOSEPH MANCINI LEADERSHIP AWARD Aidan Green (Mount Union) Kaden Playford (Michigan)

RICHARD GENERELLY LEADERSHIP AWARD Carson Harter (Ball State) Patrick Murphy (Mississippi)

SAE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD FOR OVERALL EXCELLENCE Mo Kahok (Memphis)

TRUSTEES AWARD FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE Charbel Saad (Arizona)

W. EMIL FORMAN AWARD Muhammed Al Saffar (William & Mary) Garrett Ammons (Maryland-College Park ‘23) Miles Eastman (Occidental) Rohan Jacob (Hartford ‘25)

FRED ARCHIBALD LEADERSHIP AWARD

WARREN P. POSLUSNY AWARD

Gabriel Bickenbach (Dartmouth) Christian Villanueva (St. Louis)

Tyler Adams (Western Carolina) Harrison Dubisar (Nebraska) Nicholas Szekely (Kent State) Nathan Tamkin (Dartmouth)

G. ROBERT HAMRDLA AWARD Ryan Hill (North Carolina-Chapel Hill)

GORDON L. ROCKWELL BUSINESS SCIENTIFIC SCHOLARSHIP Cody Hurst (Cincinnati)

IVAN ALLEN JR. LEADERSHIP AWARD Vincent Bontempo (Georgia Tech) John Calhoun (Louisiana State)

JIM SAKERS LEADERSHIP AWARD Cole Harmon (Kansas)

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RECIPIENT SPOTLIGHTS JUSTIN KELLEHER (FLORIDA SOUTHERN ’24)

RECIPIENT OF THE FOUNDATION BOARD SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Justin Kelleher was awarded the inaugural Foundation Board Special Improvement Fund award of $10,000. This award was established in 2024 and recognizes Brothers whose overall leadership skills will continue to enhance the advancement of the Fraternity after graduation. This scholarship is only available to juniors, seniors, and graduate students.

Kelleher is a recent graduate of Florida Southern College and now a medical student at the Medical College of Georgia. A former Eminent Archon and National Ambassador, Kelleher led his Chapter to national recognition while spearheading philanthropic efforts that raised more than $17,000. Today, at the Medical College of Georgia, he serves on the Executive Board for his class while conducting cancer research at the Georgia Cancer Center.

The Foundation Board Special Improvement Fund Award is an amazing opportunity that represents the network and support that Sigma Alpha Epsilon and the SAE Foundation provides each of the men under its wings,” Kelleher said of receiving the award. “As a medical student, there is constant uncertainty in both personal scholastic success and financial security, but this award has allowed me to find peace of mind in both regards. It shows that our Brotherhood holds faith in each of us, our aspirations, and our drive to be successful. I am beyond grateful for this opportunity and look forward to providing for my Brothers in a similar fashion through my time, talents, and treasure whenever possible.

MO KAHOK (MEMPHIS)

RECIPIENT OF THE SAE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARD FOR OVERALL EXCELLENCE Established in 2021 and funded by the Charles Collins Award, this award recognizes Brothers who demonstrate overall excellence living the values of the Fraternity: Friendship, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service.

Kahok is a founding father and current Eminent Archon whose leadership has been vital in transforming SAE’s presence at the University of Memphis. Kahok helped triple the Chapter’s size in just one semester, secured a fraternity house, and personally contributed to its renovation— all while maintaining a 3.85 GPA on a Pre-Med track.

I’m incredibly grateful to receive such a prestigious scholarship,” Kahok said. “It’s an honor to be recognized for the hard work my Brothers and I have put into establishing our Chapter as Founding Fathers.

This experience, along with the support of our amazing advisors, has only strengthened my belief in the values and mission of SAE. I look forward to continuing to lead my Chapter to the best of my ability and to keep building True Gentlemen.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2026-2027 ACADEMIC YEAR ARE NOW OPEN OVER $114,000 WILL BE AWARDED; APPLY BY FEBRUARY 1, 2026!

For more information, visit sae.net/foundation/scholarship-program/

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CACTUS LEAGUE TRUE GENTLEMEN

DELAWARE ALUMNUS LAUNCHES FAST-GROWING SPORTS APP

On March 21, 2025, Brother Ron Pies (New Mexico ’63) was inducted into the Cactus League Hall of Fame for his longtime contributions to Arizona’s spring training legacy. The honor was presented by Jeff Meyer (Arizona State ’83), current President of the organization and fellow True Gentleman.

Nicholas Goerg (Delaware ’12) is the Founder & CEO of RateGame, a fast-growing sports app that allows fans to rate and review individual games. RateGame was built on the principle of creating a safe, nongambling space where sports fans can share their passion respectfully and authentically. Nick hopes to inspire brothers and alumni by showing how the ideals of The True Gentleman can guide entrepreneurial work that builds positive communities.

BROTHERHOOD KNOWS NO BOUNDS

East Carolina brother Carter Roberson (left) and his father Chris took their spirit underwater in the Cayman Islands, proudly displaying the SAE flag.

ORDER OF MINERVA RECIPIENT

Congratulations to Hugh Barr Miller IV (Alabama ‘85), who was presented with the Order of Minerva in recognition of his contributions and leadership to Mother Mu and the larger Fraternity.

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RECOGNIZING LEGACY IN COLLEGE WORCESTER ALUM DONATES BLOOD BASKETBALL STEM CELLS WITH NMDP

Mitch DeVillers (Worcester ‘23) joined the NMDP registry during his chapter’s first swabbing event, never knowing he’d one day get the call to donate. When the opportunity came to donate his healthy blood stem cells earlier this year, Mitch didn’t hesitate: “I was excited to help potentially save a life… I said yes right away. I’d recommend signing up for anyone who is willing and able to do so.” Mitch views this experience the same way he views brotherhood: when someone is in need, it’s up to those who are signed up, able, and willing to answer the call. This opportunity, he says, has only deepened his commitment to service, leadership, and brotherhood.

Stewart Hsieh (Cal State Los Angeles ‘74) and Robert Merritt (North Carolina State ‘74) serve on the John R. Wooden Award Steering Committee, which annually recognizes the outstanding collegiate basketball players (men and women) in the USA and honors collegiate coaches for their legacy in college basketball. The John R. Wooden Award is presented every year at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. This year’s winners are Cooper Flagg of Duke, Juju Watkins of the University of Southern California, and Mark Few of Gonzaga.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS RETURNS TO HISTORIC CHAPTER HOUSE

NATIONAL HAZING PREVENTION WEEK

University of South Carolina (South Carolina Delta) brothers displayed their commitment to hazing prevention during National Hazing Prevention Week. SAE members gathered outside their chapter facility to take pictures demonstrating ”these hands don’t haze” and ”#Betheleader.”

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Northern Illinois University (Illinois Gamma) is returning to its historic home at 919 Greenbrier. This property has housed the chapter for the majority of its time at NIU, serving as a central place for brotherhood, tradition, and growth. The move marks an exciting new chapter for the fraternity as it reconnects with a space filled with memories and legacy. By returning to 919 Greenbrier, the brothers look forward to continuing their traditions while building a stronger future.

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THE MANY HANDS OF FRED PHELPS

When Fred Phelps (Eastern New Mexico ‘64) raised his hand in 1963 to play piano at Leadership School, he could not have imagined how that single gesture would come to define his life.

At the time, he was a college student at Eastern New Mexico University, more focused on his law school ambitions than on becoming the musical spirit of the fraternity. That single choice to accompany a chorus of brothers sparked a six-decade journey that shaped the sound, spirit, and cultural heartbeat of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Fred playing the organ in 1961.

Phelps has been called many things: professor, dean, mentor, performer. But within SAE, his most enduring title is simple: the fraternity’s music man.

F R O M SA N TA F E T O S I G M A A L PH A E P S I LO N Raised in New Mexico, Phelps grew up immersed in music. By high school, he was the accompanist for choirs, soloists, and bands, and by 15, he was playing weddings, funerals, and church services on the only pipe organ in town. At Eastern New Mexico University, he double-majored in political science and psychology, but music ran through every part of his life.

“Everyone thought I was a music major,” Fred recalled. “I was in the band, the orchestra, the chorus. Whenever there was a show, they’d put me on stage for something.”

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Fred attended the meeting, where SAE was introduced as the largest fraternity and, importantly for him, the singing fraternity.

He was elected an officer that day and spent the summer establishing a chapter house and preparing for formal rush. That fall, the new Phi Alpha colony welcomed its first pledges. The following year, Fred and his brothers petitioned at the Atlanta Convention and by November were installed as a full chapter. He stood among 80 men initiated into SAE, cementing both the chapter’s and his own place in fraternity history. His role in founding the chapter had marked him as a leader, but it was his music that soon made him unforgettable.

B E CO M I N G SA E ’ S M U S I C M A N At his first Leadership School in 1963, Phelps joined the chorus.

“At the first rehearsal, the director asked if anyone could play piano,” he recalled. “I was the only one who raised my hand.”

From that moment, Fred became the fraternity’s accompanist, playing for chorus rehearsals, general sessions, rituals, and ceremonies.

The chorus quickly became a laboratory for music in the fraternity. Fred joked that while others came to study governance, he came to keep the fraternity in tune. At that first rehearsal, the chorus was led by Geoffrey Simon, whose brief involvement included writing the Initiation Hymn. Fred, meanwhile, became the constant presence at the piano, driving the fraternity’s evolving sound. Songs were introduced, rearranged, and reimagined. Fred was central to that process, sitting at the piano while others stood around him, harmonizing and experimenting. Together, they created what became the SAE Medley, stitched three songs into one, and gave the Yale Yell a jazz rhythm that gave it new energy. Even contemporary hits like Blood, Sweat & Tears’ Spinning Wheel were given SAE lyrics. “We were constantly reinventing the music of SAE,” Fred said. “It was creative, it was fun, and it gave the fraternity its spirit.”

“IT WAS CREATIVE, IT WAS FUN, AND IT GAVE THE FRATERNITY ITS SPIRIT.” By 1965, Phelps had introduced his signature act, playing piano and organ at the same time, billed outside SAE circles as The

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Many Hands of Fred Phelps. Posters across New Mexico advertised his resort performances, but within SAE the nickname simply reinforced his central role in fraternity music.

L E A D E R S H I P S C H O O L’ S G O L D E N E R A The 1960s and 70s were what Phelps calls Leadership School’s golden years. Then a two-week program, it created lifelong friendships among faculty and students alike. “When you commit two weeks of your life, that was your vacation,” he recalled. “The friendships were deep, and the music became central.”

“THE FRIENDSHIPS WERE DEEP, AND THE MUSIC BECAME CENTRAL.” The chorus, under Fred’s direction, provided the soundtrack to Leadership School. Undergraduates who had never sung outside of church discovered the joy of raising their voices in harmony.

Variety shows emerged, filled with comedy, parodies, and songs.

Traditions like serenades, Sweetheart songs, and ritual hymns were kept alive and passed from one generation to the next.

For much of that era, Fred shared the stage with Carl Kimball, SAE’s longtime song leader and a gifted musician who also performed with the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus. For nearly two decades at Leadership School, Kimball’s voice and presence were as central to the singing as Fred’s accompaniment.

Together, the two were considered a team, pushing the fraternity’s music forward with new songs, fresh arrangements, and an infectious spirit. Following Kimball’s early passing from AIDS, the fraternity honored him with the Kimball-Phelps Music Award, ensuring his name and influence would remain tied to SAE’s musical tradition.

The extended format also made Leadership School a breeding ground for national leadership. Faculty who spent weeks immersed in SAE life often went on to serve on the Supreme Council, and the politics of the fraternity frequently took shape in those sessions. Fred, for his part, was not drawn into the maneuvering. Instead, he poured his energy into the music, building musical traditions that outlasted any debate. From his front-row seat, Fred was able to watch the fraternity’s evolution and play a distinct role in the route it would take into the future.

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Fred was elected to the 2003-2005 Supreme Council as the Honorary Eminent Supreme Archon at the 147th Anniversary Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.

professional life, opening doors that would define his career in higher education.

A C A R E E R S H A PE D BY B R O T H E R H O O D While music defined Phelps’ life in SAE, his professional path was also shaped by the fraternity. After graduating in less than three years, he was recruited by Eastern’s new dean of students, himself an SAE, to stay on as his assistant while pursuing a master’s degree. That role led to graduate studies at Northwestern, where he worked as assistant dean of men while completing his doctorate.

He then joined Hunter College in New York under Glen Nygreen, a past Eminent Supreme Archon and then dean of students. Fred had first met Nygreen years earlier at the installation of New Mexico Alpha, where Fred served as MC for the evening while Nygreen was the installing officer. The two struck up a friendship that led to Nygreen hiring Fred into student affairs at Hunter, launching a 50-year career with the City University of New York, including 30 years as a dean and 20 as a professor of psychology.

Reflecting on his journey, Fred summed it up simply: “Every job I had, I got through SAE.”

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keep them fresh. He coaxed reluctant voices into spirited choruses. He reminded the fraternity that its spirit lived as much in its music as in its meetings.

“THE FRATERNITY IS NEVER A FINISHED PRODUCT.” “I’ve been at every convention but one,” Fred said. “The fraternity is never a finished product.”

Fred plays for the 169th Anniversary Convention in Atlanta, Georgia.

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WELCOMING 73 NEW BROTHERS

Mississippi State’s SAE chapter (Mississippi Theta) welcomes its largest new member class to date with 73 new members!

OKLAHOMA STATE ALUM PLACES SECOND AT NATIONAL JOURNALISM CHAMPIONSHIP

In Early June, Ashton Slaughter (Oklahoma State ‘25) represented Oklahoma State University at the Hearst National Journalism Championships in San Francisco, California. He placed second overall, earning $7,500. While at Oklahoma State, Slaughter became the assistant sports editor for the school newspaper, The O’Colly, then sports editor, and finally editor-in-chief in the spring of 2025.

This capped off an amazing college career for Slaughter, who will be missed around campus.

ILLINOIS BROTHERS ESTABLISH ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP

Three Illinois (Illinois Beta) brothers, Greg Levine ’95, Karl Kochendorfer ’94, and Jeff Meunier ’94, have established the SAE Fraternity Engineering Scholarship, an endowed fund that will support undergraduate SAE members in Engineering and CS+ programs beginning Fall 2025.

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MERIT KEY & CELEBRATION OF LIFE FOR DERAN C. ABERNATHY

On Sunday, July 27, family, Brothers, and friends gathered to celebrate the life of Deran C. Abernathy (Texas-Dallas ‘04). As a founding member of the Texas Chi chapter, Deran was involved at multiple levels of the Fraternity, including serving as a staff member.

Eminent Supreme Deputy Archon Jim Skaggs presented the Merit Key Award to his wife, Sarah.

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DONOR HONOR ROLL

THIS LIST REFLECTS DONATIONS RECEIVED BETWEEN JANUARY 1 AND JUNE 30, 2025, 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 this icon are members of the Phoenix Circle, a giving society for recurring donors.

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 January 1 and June 30, 2025, 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 January 1 and June 30, 2025. 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

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PLANNED GIFTS

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PHOENIX CIRCLE FOR MONTHLY DONORS HONORARY & MEMORIAL GIFTS

For more information please visit sae.net/foundation.

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ARKANSAS

Reid Bentley Dove 1994

Peter Eric Accica 2009

W. Christopher Andrews 1989

Paul A. Abdella 1964

James Allen Easterling 1986

A. Sid Bray, Jr 1973

James Dansby Evans, Jr. 2003

David Lynn Carroum, Jr. 1994

Robert Nathan Freeman 1989

Ralph M. Cloar, Jr. 1959

Thomas H. Halliburton 1965

John F. Farrell 1970

Jeffrey Michael Hicks 1995

Stephen Doyle Gates 1985

David C. King 1974

Michigan Alpha

Pennsylvania Omega

David G. Coy 1975

Robert W. Baum 1958

Matthew Daniels

MG David J. Rist 1961

Elijah Dealca

Hayes C. Stover 1962

Andres Drab

Dale D. Goodrich 1969

AMERICAN

Jerry L. Lapham 1966

Sean Rowen

Dr. Jonathan David Hamer 1998

Washington City Alpha

Davis Moore

Gary M. Nelles 1967

APPALACHIAN STATE

Daniel Joseph Pozdol 1994

Greiner Owen

Ethan O’Dowd

North Carolina Epsilon

Robert J. Radder 1968 Derek Shott

ARIZONA

Daniel T. van Blaricom 1969

Jason David Abboud 1992

Stephen H. Swigart 1970

James R. Allmand III 1971

Berkeley Gene Beach 1956

Ohio Phi

Morris C. Blumenthal, Jr. 1960

Christopher Jon Harmon 2002

Paul R. Burns 1976

John Wyatt 2016

Bradley B. Burr 1974

Bradley Mark Cohen 1985

ALABAMA

Espen Dahl-Lowe

Alabama Mu

Giancarlo Duarte 2025

James Ison Burrow III 1986

Eric Goodman

Bestor Wynne Coleman III 1958

John A. Hagenah 1976

William D. Coleman 1965

Philip W. Hagenah 1969

John N. Dowdle 1965

Arnold J. Labenz, Jr. 1967

John Wayne Goff 1972

Thomas C. LaMantia 1987

George Thomas Goodwyn, Jr. 1982

E. Payne Palmer III 1963

William Preston Horsley

Paul W. Rihs 1971

Samuel Barton Hunt 1990

Steven Ross Siems 1987

John T Johnson III 2023

James Colston Elder, Jr. 1988

Joseph Halliburton

Stephen W. Creekmore III 1972

Gregory Michael Herman 1988

Floyd H. Fincher, Jr. 1968

Thomas Earl James 1992

Richard D. Gillham 1950

Jared Bryant Lisenby 1996

Dr. Cliff Erwin Jones 1996

Howard Weaver Meadows 1995

Cloud N. Keyes 1968

Juan Carlos Ortega 1994

Wallace Lancing Lee 1992

Larry Merrell Parker 1985

Miles Marlow

Sim Franklin Penton III 2010

Daniel Stephen Massanelli 2012

Henry Palmer Proctor, Jr. 1989

Gary C. Martin 1957

Chad Thomas Jordan 1994

Payne Ransom Meadows 1995

Benjamin M. Koontz 1972

Hugh Vories Overmyer 1995

H. Dean Mann 1965

Gordon Flournoy Pease 1991

Lambert L. Marshall 1974

Robert Emmett Poundstone IV 1996

Larry R. McClendon 1974

W. Allen Reed 1970

Myles Nigh

James Glen Sanders III 1987

Mark Steven Nunn 1974

Craig Max Shoemaker 1984

Scott Harvey Post 1996

Glenn Spann Spivey 1992

Ross Wade Sanders, Jr. 1984

Stevenson T. Walker 1968

Blake Wilkerson 2008

Milton Marvin Woodruff, Jr. 1982

Thomas H. Riddell III 1975

Randall E. Northern 1970

Charles Michael Schilleci 1994

Jerry D. Pinson 1964

g Carlisle Snellgrove 1979

Ben F. Reagor III 1968

Todd Pershing Thornell 1990

Curtis Shipley 1955

Robert B. Witt 1973

Bennett Wilson

Jeffrey Carlson Stauber 1987

Steuart Adair Evans 1988

William B. Clement 1965

Phillip Henry Necessary 2021

Alan D. Dineff 1974

Evan Brindley 2015

John E. Anthony 1962

David M. Hampton 1973

Arizona Alpha

AKRON

Patrick Fain Dye, Jr. 1984

Charles C. Burrow III 1967

Isaac Tripp IV 1974

Brody Dries

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

BALL STATE

Nicholas Townshend

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK

Indiana Zeta

Thomas James Methvin 1985

ARIZONA STATE

Karl Doup 1972

Barry S Baldwin 1983

Hugh Barr Miller V 2015

Reg Bacon 1976

Landon Cabell Garland Miller, Jr. 1997

Robert B. Bulla 1962

John Tatum Johnson, Jr. 1985

William Claude McGowin 1986 Hugh Barr Miller IV 1985

Arizona Beta

James Kelly Allgood Miller 2018 C. Richard Moore, Jr. 1973

Arkansas Beta

Thomas W. Armor 1971

Joe D. Drompp 1972

Alan C. Buck 1969

Kerry J. McDonnell 1970

Dennis M. Dresser 1969

Raymond A. Weber 1970

Curt Andrew Masengale 2025

Joel Y. Ledbetter, Jr. 1964

Mark Terrance Bueter 1986 Curtis R. Frasier 1977

Gregory Alan Cullison 1991

Edward O. Moody 1971

Brandon Doyle Elliott 2005

Ken L. Wilkerson 1978

David Gerhard Mertens 1982 Charlie Parker

Jackson W. Moore 1970

Sam Freedman 1962

Paul Shashy 2014

Chris Knut Gamble Henrichsen 1985

AUBURN

William A. Mahan 1963

James M. Adams, Jr. 1968

Joseph Eugene Shoaf 1982

Michael Paul Baggett 1981

Richard E. Tobias 1971

Hon. Claud D. Neilson 1964

Charles Roland Grimes 1978

Dr. Luther David Stacy, Jr. 1961

Charles G. Lawrence 1962

K. W. Wilson, Jr. 1968

James Forrest Marsh 1980

ALBANY

James A. Nesmith 1967

New York Pi

Jeffrey Michael Rovner 1985

Joseph Nicholas Lapine 1994

CAPT Robert S. Strang 1967 Stan Curtis Strom 1982

ALBRIGHT

R. Bart Wear 1982

Pennsylvania Sigma-Mu

Douglas S. Welling 1976

Jack Carlyle Baldwin 2024

Karl K. Wesselhoeft 1963

Gavin Curran

Benjamin Mangold

Jeremy Daniel Marcavage 2002

Douglas Scott Richards 1989

Taylor Stephen Agricola 2005

Phillip G. Smith 1975

Forney Stevenson Brice, Jr. 1968 Brett William Bussman 1988

BAYLOR

William Russell Buster IV 2000

Texas Theta

Clifford Wayne Cleveland II 1993

Gary Keaton 2024

Brent Thompson Cook 1991

Don R. Reeves 1989

Fredrick L. Chambers 1968

Robert Hagins

Homer R. Collins 1978

Jay William Propes 1990

John F. Cooke, Jr. 1967

Jeffrey Glenn Wigington 1992

Carroll Brian Daniel 1997

Peter Nichols Jr.

George T. Dickson 1977

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Archon Circle

Alabama Alpha-Mu

Robert Clifford Cowen, Jr. 1987

Keith Richard Murray, Jr. 1996

First-time Donor

Philip L. Metcalf 1970

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS BELOIT

BRADLEY

CAL POLY POMONA

Frank J. Johnson 1960

Aaron Arden

George Michael Danciu 1964

Wisconsin Phi

Allan Kieckhafer 1945

Robert M. Mailey 1973

William C. Putnam, Jr. 1965

Robert Michael Szostak 1988

BINGHAMTON

New York Omega

Christopher Matthew Burrell 2015 Dr. Gary Martin Kolinsky 1986 David I. Levine 1987

Christopher Miller 1987

Illinois Epsilon James Beiderbecke 2018

David Willard Berkow 1979 Alexander J. Bibbs 1983

Ronald David Bonadurer 1988 Daniel F. Dahlke 1976

Peter Arthur Drey 1984

Raymond J. Lawing 1971

Benjamin David Lewis 1995

Joe E. Basenberg 1967

Axel Andrews 2025

Pat M. Courington, Jr. 1963 William A.B. Dowell 1978 Thomas P. Dudley 1971

Edward L. Hardin, Jr. 1962 Horace S. Hunt III 1966

Atley Langley Kitchings 1982 William Kelly Nicrosi II 1990 William F. Orr 1973

Richard L H Stanford 1970

BOSTON

Massachusetts Beta-Upsilon James Alexiou 1954 Arma E. Andon 1941

Alexander James Bastani 1986

Fred W. Fogg, Jr. 1957

Frank S. Forbes II 1951 Edwin D. Fuller 1968

Robert B. MacKay 1968

C. Scott McCutcheon 1966 J. C. McKnight 1994 John T. Nix, Jr. 1969

James E. Steele 1929 Robert H. Watts 1968

Byron E. Woodman, Jr. 1966

BOWLING GREEN STATE Ohio Kappa

Duane A. Ankney 1970 Jacob Clark 2024

Judson Willard Divincenzo 1982 Robert G. Drothler 1967 Justin Hill

John T. Horney 1972

Robert John Laslo 1983 Dr. Milton G. Levy 1961 Alan R. McBane 1960 Lynn K. Millikin 1969

Brian Auerbach

Thomas Barbera 2025

Donald Arch Booth 1959 Nicholas Boyd 2025

Robert Anthony Campagna, Jr. 1992 Liam Daly

Thomas Davis

Jake Thomas Douglas 2025 Brian Howard Eifert 1989 Ryan Genel

Michael Kenneth Golub 1977 Wylie Frederic Haddad 2023

George Klauder 1955 Trevor Lamb Dylan Lange Evan Leach

Edward Arnold Lenz 1964 Brendan Lynn 2025

Nicholas Maggi 2025

Shane Malinowski 2025 Maguire Mallea

Ryan Martinez 2019 Joseph Matt

Carter Morton

David Anthony Moschella 1984 Lawrence John Papagni 1986 Joseph Russell Scarpa 1987 Dr. Penn P. Shelley 1953 Evan Simioni

David Bruce Smith 1978

Ronal William Smith 1961 Luke Spumberg Noah Thorpe Cole Turnof

Cole Vandevanter

Gerald Bruce Weidman 1954

CAL POLY

Thomas Andrew Sorboro 1992

John Joseph Maier 1985

46

California Pi

Tom Aden Chadwell 1986

Rich Sterling Fischbeck 1977

Richard Charles Goodwin 1975

Dr. Robert Perry Husband 1979 Kenneth James Kraemer 1991

Edward Joseph Masterson 1980 Hadley B. McGaughey, Jr. 1973 Peter William Mitchell 1990 Daniel Naghshineh

Richard F. O’Leary 1970

California Tau

John Keith Palladino 1989 Glenn Martin Ritter 1986

David F. Brubaker 1966 Stewart Hsieh 1974

Neil Thomas Lasala 1984 William A. Lewis 1981

Santor Sean Nishizaki 2008 Arturo Orellana 2025

Aaron Elliott Popel 1980 Mark Walter Popel 1979 Roberto Sandoval

J. Morgan Shuster 1967

Michael Angelo Solis 1990 Gary N. Tolley 1975

Gene J. Torncello 1966 Joseph C. Volpe 1972 Ben B. Wa 2007

Howard H. Wood III 1966

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE

Brian Keith O’Neel 1989

California Nu

Kenneth James Shannon 1984

David M. Bennett 1976

Jake Russell

Dirk Martin Van Os 1994 Jose Virgen-Cuenca

David J. Ables 1976

Gary L. Reed 1970

Stephan Andrew Wisniowski 2012

Darren Matthew Winkley 1995

Kenneth James Kauffman 1978

Josh Wickert

Richard J. Samuhel 1967

Eduardo Vega 2011

CAL STATE LONG BEACH

James E. Morr 1967

John J. Pierzchala 1995

Albert Isaias Faz

Jayden Parrilla

James Gambrill Hendrickson 1971 Mitchell Jackson

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES

Nicholas Lopez

David Christian Carreras 1988

Pennsylvania Zeta

George A. Yackey, Sr. 1963

California Mu

Matthew William Jones 1997

Andrew Peter Stefik 1978

Eric Bradley Ratts 1985

William Gary Westling 1983

William David Johns 2003

CAL STATE FULLERTON

BUCKNELL

Timothy A. R. Callahan 1970

Ayden Hutchinson

Joseph Richard Musso 1985

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN Alabama Iota

California Alpha-Beta

California Lambda

Dr. Hugh Rick Adams 1967 Donald A. Black 1961

Robert G. Chrisman 1967

Christopher Scott Dalton 1992

Michael Thomas Dalton, Jr. 1989 Dale J Fairbanks 1957 Casey H. Fierce 1994

Kevin Aguilar 2017

Anthony Dean Brosamle 1991 Jackson Chacon

James Lawrence Harvey 1993 Rob Arie Jacobsen 1991 Calvin Lee

Jack Mechem

Jeremy Scott Wolfson 1994

CAL STATE SAN MARCOS California Alpha-Gamma

Tyrell Anthony Fiduccia 2004

CARNEGIE MELLON

Daniel P. Gooch 1972

Pennsylvania Phi

Joel A. Hackett 1969

Ronald W. Fahle 1957

Alan Lee Goodrich 1979 Curtis D. Hamilton 1965 Jose Hanagan 1982

William Leroy Harris 1982 Warren F. Hillman 1967 Ted R. Hulsey 1973

Russell M. Jameson 1968 R. Scott Jones 1961 Nabil Kahale 2001

Michael Lance Long 1980

William L. Mauerhan, Sr. 1961 David W. McAnern 1958

Nicholas Galvan Mendoza

Jeffrey Joseph Ball 1979 Robert Alan Gebbia 1969 John W. Kwiecinski 1977 Jean-Paul Yi Lie 1994

Angus H. McArn 1958

James C. Moran 1967 Srikar Mudili

Thomas J. Mueller 1959 David Van Radack 1980 Gerald J. Sekerak 1977 Edgar Vargas

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

Thomas E. Miller 1970

Ohio Rho

Henry G. Schofield 1967

Thomas A. Brandes 1968

Kevin M. Nagle 1976

Ronald P. Schwandt 1958

Dr. Ronald G. Sherwin 1965 Donald R. Smith 1968

Richard Joseph Verdugo 1977 Luis Wenk-Wolff 2002

Richard L. Wennekamp 1965

Benjamin Isaac Altose 2007 James E. Caminis 2000 John P. Crain 1967

Rolf Christian Dietrichson 1984 Richard C. Dietz 1968

Kenneth James Farrell 1986 Eugene R. Gasser 1948

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Daniel J. Hirsch 1962

Paul Robert Kimmel 1969 Robert J. Martin 1966

Dr. Stanley McMillen 1968 Dr. Louis J. Petrovic 1962

Oliver L. Poppenberg, Sr. 1959 Charles W. Rainger 1955

Aaron Spencer Reames 1996 Charles E. Sax 1954

Jacob Christian Showalter 1998 Dr. Daniel Joseph Wasser 1984 Jonathan Allen Wehrli 1984

CENTRAL FLORIDA Florida Epsilon Travis Camp

Mark W. Glickman 1975 John D. Kelley 1977

Michael Shands McKeithen 1988 Doug McTighe 1991 Anthony Micucci

Mr. Bernard John Muster 1987 Darin Patton 1995

Rohan Rajesh Nair

Christopher Edward Varisco 1995 Stuart Alan Zoock 1987

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

Michigan Delta-Omega

CPT Zachary Ryan Bock 2006 David Angel Briseno 2022

Vincent James Bruno 2025 Shane Finfrock

Patrick Taylor Fredricks 2010

Kraig James Haubenstricker 2011 Jason Eric Little 2011

Dr. Spencer Alan Long 2008

Anthony Michael Markwort 2007 Scott Stawinski 2016

Nathan James Tallman 2007 Adam Martin Walters 2016 Aiden Wildman

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Sigma

Jacob Marshall Harris 2020

CENTRE

Kentucky Kappa

Richard C. Berg 1968

Troy Matthew Edelen 1989 Nathan L. Tracy 1964

Dr. Martin Dale Wiglesworth 1984

CHAPMAN

California Alpha-Delta

Shane Gregory Hunter 2006

Brandon Vearle Pankey 1999 Eric Ronald Tarquin 2005

Kevin Patrick Sullivan 2006

John Alston Deas 1980

Charles W. Herrmann 1967

J. Robert Taylor 1964

Dr. Douglas Weeks Stokes, Jr. 1984

Henry S. Hilberg, Jr. 1973

Dr. Richard J. Towner 1960

CHICO STATE

Mr. Richard M. Hopple 1970

Mark E. Tullis 1973

Warren S. Hensel, Jr. 1964

Richard Keith Sauls 1990

Ryan Higgins 2015

Theron Allen Hopkins 1994

California Sigma-Lambda

Mark Alan Horner 1979

Dean Lemmon

Kenneth Edward Huber 1987

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Jay W Hummel 2002

Thomas Joseph Howison 1977 Thomas Edward Huber 1980

Christopher John Tallman 2002 Gordon R. Tod 1964

Nicholas Alan Trelka 2005

Dr. Thomas E. Wagner 1960 Ben Fredrick Wells 1980

Dr. Brad Robert Wenstrup 1980 Mark Lawrence Willey 1993 Gage Bryant Woolley 2015

Tennessee Rho

John A. Johnston 1976

Ian Spencer Strelsin 2004

M ichael J. Jump 1977

South Carolina Nu

Barry L. Keidel 1976

George W. Boozer III 1966

Jeffery Daniel Hall 2007

Daniel S. Jones 1961

Dr. Nicholas Watkins 2012

Dr. Bill J. Karas 1970

CINCINNATI

Brian C. Kennedy 1996

CLEMSON

Eric B. Anderson 1977

C. Green Deschamps II 1975 D. Stanton Easley 1975

Ohio Epsilon

James C. Kennedy 1973

David L. Altemeier 1972

Thomas J. Kereiakes 1976

Richard James Anderson 1982

James F. Koenig 1973

Dennis Loyal Barger 1980

Brent Tyler Kuwatch 1992

Colorado Chi

Dr. Dennis D. Baum 1972

John C. Lame, Jr. 2013

W. Dennis Cheroutes 1963

Zachary Robert Beiersdorfer 2023

David M. Lance 1956

Dominic Michael Berardi 2006

Ned C. Lautenbach 1966

Steven Mark Bilski 2006

Keith Edward Lindner 1981

Ronald R. Brill 1954

Dr. Thomas Arthur Mabel 1964

Robert Earl Carroll 1981

John R. Miles 1965

Colorado Lambda

Todd Patrick Cassini 1986

R. Bradley Motz 1983

Royce Bair

L. Barry Cors 1954

Edward J. Neyra 1973

Dr. Paul K. Danner, Jr. 1958

Joseph Ottaviani 1966

Herbert William Desch 1961

Edward G. Paul 1972

Douglas E. Earhart 1977

Aaron Charles Pontsler 2014

Colorado Delta

J. Scott Farrell 1991

Stewart V. Proctor 1976

Scott William Bixby 1983

Gary E. Fisher 1959

Larry Michael Rayburn 1983

David Roger Gardner 2006

Dr. Brett Alan Scott 1998

Bruce F. George 1986

William J. Seitz III 1975

Christopher Gregory Goins 2006

Norman V. Sharrit, Jr. 1968

Stephen M. Goodson 1977

Michael Simpson 1963

James Joseph Gusweiler 1981

Matthew Jon Smith 1980

John D. Hagner 1968

Mike Steur, PE 1978

Joseph Porter Adams, Jr. 1979

Dr. Dean J. Kereiakes 1974

Dennis Ward Anderson 1971

Richard M. Kimbler 1970

Thomas Andrew Barefield 2015

Gregory Michael Kuntz 1983

John F. Barrett 1971

John Christopher Lame 1979

Barry Jay Bebart 1986

Dave Milton Lance, Jr. 1981

Nathan P. Bennett 2015

Doug Albert Lance 1989

Dr. Neal R. Berte 1962

Carl H. Lindner III 1975

Dr. John C. Bools 1975

S. Craig Lindner 1977

Chris T. Carper 1993

Carey Merrill Markoe 2013

Weston Caruso

Robert M. Miller III 1978

Allan D. Cors 1959

Roger A. Nadler 1968

James Crum

Robert Hugh O’Connor 1981

Todd C. DeGarmo 1980

Gregg Edward Pancero II 2009

August B. Doppes 1970

John M. Perin 1973

Thomas Alan Evans 1981

Richard L. Pratt 1977

Richard T. Findlay 1969

Eric Phillip Rahn 2005

Chris Robert Gardner 2001

AIA Richard M. Roediger 1957

Dean R. Gaudin 1956

C. Winfield Scott 1983

Charles Paul Giametta 1991

Dr. Reed Albert Shank III 1973

Dr. Luis L. Gonzalez, Jr. 1978

Todd Eric Siegel 2009

Karl Joseph Grafe 1982

Mark E. Sims 1977

John Frederick Guy 2000

Christopher Aaron Speelman 2004

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Archon Circle

Mark D. Hanauer 1975

South Carolina Upsilon

John Hayes

Thomas Olvia Sharp 1970

First-time Donor

CHARLESTON

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Dr. Philip C. Gainey 1973

Michael Jones Maxwell 1967

Jesse William Myers, Jr. 1971

COLORADO

Andrew Richard Blake 2007 Peter W. Dillon 1958

William Kevin Fisher 1983

Alex William Kanzler 2008 Charles W. Larson 1965 Noah Morris

Timothy Simon Tomasik 1986 William Fredrick Turner 2016

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES Stephen P. Antony 1971 James H. Butler III 1950

Stephen D. Chesebro’ 1963

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

Jonathan R. Lang 1975

COLORADO STATE Michael Joseph Barbaria 1996 Alex Bennett Campbell 1980 Tom G. Cox 1960

Dennis John Devaney 1994 George A. Dubois III 1992 John E. Hawkinson 1960 Clarke Houston III 1966

Tom M. Hudspeth III 1964 B. Kim Lilly 1959

Ralph R. Schneider 1958

Alexander Heuer Snowden 1994 Timothy N. Thoelecke 1962 Dr. Charles D. Vail 1958

William Timothy Welch 1981

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS

DENISON

DRAKE

EAST CAROLINA

Jonathan David Garrido 2014

LTC Brooke Edmonston Allen 1982

James P. Avgeris 1965

Levi Clark

Colorado Phi

Derek Kasemir

Matthew Thomas Raskob 2023

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Beta

Richard C. Barrett 1964

Ohio Mu

Dennis Ted Fujka 1969 John B. Hebard 1956

Kenneth C. Johnson 1976 Fred M. Royce 1967

Scot McCauley Small 1985

David I. Barton 1960

DENVER

William R. Denton 1960

Charlton H. Chatfield 1969

Theodore E. Davis, Jr. 1961 Raymond P. Kogut 1960 Emmett J. Murtha 1960

Stephen Michael Ozyck 1990 John S. Purtill, Jr. 1964

Richard P. Rowland 1956

Robert S. Whitehead 1968

CORNELL

New York Alpha

Dr. Brian Randolph Elliott 1991 Gian Dillman Fabbri 1996 Richard R. Gerken 1967 James Glenn 1960

Jonathan Stuart Kloos 1996

Michael Barry Kraskow 1986 David Charles Martin 1994 Benjamin Roberts 2010

CREIGHTON

Nebraska Iota

Thomas A. Bower 1970 Terry J. Grennan 1970

John David Jurcyk 1981

Terrance M. Ramirez 1986 Mekal Rana

DARTMOUTH

New Hampshire Alpha

Evan Bret Azriliant 1987 Clark A. Griffiths 1957

Colorado Zeta

Stephen D. Cummings 1966 David L. Rosier 1959

Welcome W. Wilson, Jr. 1973

DEPAUW

Indiana Delta

Allen Porter Ashley 1992

Dr. Frederick J. Bartizal 1965

William Bradley Beanblossom 1995 Dr. Jeffrey John Bowe 1985

Timothy David Brieger 1995 Kris Milton Carlson 1993

Matthew Luke Cavalier 1995 John Thomas Cramer 1995 Stephen Bolan Crilly 1994

Robert Frederick Croll, Jr. 1994 Dr. Terry A. Cromwell 1960 Mark H. Davis 1974

Lance Attilio DeNardin 1986

Frederick Charles Fritz 1981

Matthew Bennett Gibson 1993 Matthew William Gries 1995 David William Hopper 1993

Blake Edward Johnson 1992

James Angus Kellock III 1993 Ryan Khosla

Daniel Lee Kiley 1994

Kurt Bishop Klebe 1991 Aaron C. Marx 1994

James Michael Mullin 1983

Jeremy Laurence Katz 1995

Charles John Nelson 1985

Dr. Carl Brian Tubbs 1980

John Allen Perry 1985

Dr. Harris B. McKee 1961

DAVIDSON

North Carolina Theta

MG William Francis Grimsley 1980 J. Daniel Hanks, Jr. 1965

Dr. James Knox Kerr III 1982 Herbert F. Kincey 1959

Ray D. Munford, Jr. 1976 Allan S. Oxman 1971

Dr. Neil W. Trask III 1973 Dr. John L. Ward 1955

DELAWARE

Delaware Alpha

Gregory Carbone 1996 Andrew Forfar

Cesar Nichodiaz

Richard Bryan Sheridan 1998

48

Marc Hamilton Ohler 1994

Christopher Wilson Pfeifle 1993

Iowa Delta

Donald H. Baird 1968

Sherwood M. Boudeman 1962

EAST TENNESSEE

Dean E. Brooks 1971

Randolph B. Cardoza 1967

Hon. Greg Dean Brandt 1984 Ned Alan Burmeister 1981 John D. Challas 1961

Steven G. Chapman 1973 Larry H. Crist 1954

Wayne O. Dailey 1957

Robert L. Dempster 1965

Matt Sherer Tucker 1992

Keith Robert Veneziano 1994 Byron Lee Wilson II 1985

DICKINSON

Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi

John D. Allemang, Jr. 1973

William Edward Goetschius II 2007 Roger E. Nelson, Jr. 1954 Dr. David R. Short 1972

Ronald T. Moore 2018

Lowry D. Nations 1970

Louis Stevan Rainero 1967

Thomas Oliver Long 2016

Marc P. Franson 1977

Charles Louis Friedman 1987

Illinois Delta-Lambda

George Edward Piper III 2022

John W. Green 1972

EASTERN KENTUCKY

William M. Kinzer 1969

Jonathan T Grossmann 2003

Kenneth K. Kauffman 1960 Robert G. Lady 1962

Grant Thomas Lander 2002 Dr. R. Mark Lee 1975

Kentucky Delta

LTC Michael A. Hughes 1973 Marshal Lee Litton 2013

William Carl Presson 1983

Tom J. Logan 1973

David N. Rodgers 1975

Duane Thomas Magee 1992

Ron E. Volmering 1978

Gary M. Macek 1965

Michael A. Mason 1968 Roger P. Penrod 1978

Joshua Dale Smith 2002 Dr. Robert Glenn Wood, Jr. 1982

Robert Michael Perrye 1985

EASTERN NEW MEXICO

Robert Michael Pomerantz 1977

Prentice Alvin Baca 1967

Derek Stephen Peterson 1993 Mark S. Roby 1978

Emmett Kristofer Schwab 2024 Saylor Timothy Schwab 2022 Richard E. Scott 1950

Jeffrey Paul Shawd 1981 Kendall B. Smith 1972

Allan C. Sorensen 1961

Thomas Lawrence Spellman 1981

New Mexico Alpha Steven Foldy

John Mauk Hilliard 1967

Stephen Joseph Kane 2000 Dr. Fred D. Phelps 1964 LTC David R. Pia 1965 Ken Tracey 1970

Nate Thomas Williams 1993

Dr. Stephen Thomas Tranter 1979

EMBRY-RIDDLE DAYTONA BEACH

Kenneth J. Vegors 1971

James Patrick Baldwin 1971

James C. Van Slyke, Jr. 1961 Calvin P. Wise 1960 Larry F. Witte 1966

Peter V. Cochran 1972

Donald Nicholas Sullivan 1994

Charles C. Guy 1968

Kent Jay Foster 1983

Patrick Brian Roberts 1995 Eric Matthew Stisser 1994

Herman L. Dixon, Jr. 1972

EASTERN ILLINOIS

Bruce A. Foster 1978

DREXEL

Christopher L. Ropa 1983

Tennessee Alpha

Stephen R. Fitzsimonds 1986

Andy James Raterman 1994

Thomas Benedict Renwald 1994

North Carolina Sigma

Pennsylvania Epsilon Mark Howard Felder 1980 Clarence G. Hoop 1971

Curtis G. Kramer, Jr. 1975

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

DUKE

North Carolina Nu Peter Moller 1961

Christopher Suiter Scott 1980 Joseph Grant Taylor 1981

Douglas Richard Whitaker 1980

Florida Rho

Wesley Ryan Cousino 2005

EMBRY-RIDDLE PRESCOTT Arizona Delta Riley Callan

Ian Chwalisz

Kaden Gaede 2025

Christian Robert Moore Gibbs 2016 Tanner Jeffrey Grevesen 2020 Matthew Irsfeld

Matthew Andrew Martinez 2021 Tyler Morris 2018

Jack Michael Myers 2022 Joseph Neubert

Nathan Carl Pyles 2008

Alexander Sanderson 2025

EMERSON

Massachusetts Epsilon

Edward Roy Larsen 2012

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) EMORY

FLORIDA

Maximus McGonnell

Keith G. Miller 1963

Mark W. Bates 1973

Wayne C. Bailey 1972

Jake Neverloff

Brian Joseph Panish 1980

Thomas L. Fleming 1967

Noel M. Perry 1973

Samuel W. Fuller, Jr. 1965

Jake Risch

Carter Braxton McCain 1986

Horace Smith, Jr. 1964

William R. Meide 1974

James W. Warren III 1965

Angel Oliva III 1990

Richard A. Weidner 1966

Florida Upsilon

LTC George C. Mixon, Jr. 1972

Thomas Richard Barber, Jr. 1961

Andrei Otero

Dr. Albert R. Frederick, Jr. 1957

Fred Joe Pyland 1975

Dr. Charles G. Long 1967

Howard D. Rogers 1970

FROSTBURG STATE

William E. Elmore, Jr. 1971

Matthew Mclaughlin

Howard Scott Treadway 1961

Jason Paul Andrick 1997

Dr. M. Felton Hagood 1963

John F. Neller 1952

Joseph Wehbe

Louis Francis Ray III 1988

Ruben A. Whitehead 1961

Georgia Epsilon

Robert C. Bottoms 1964 Gary J. Boynton 1976

Dr. Lewis L. Brown 1977

W. Lawrence Brown 1968

Dr. P. Andrew Coley, Jr. 1967 John G. Creech 1966

R. Carter Freeman, Jr. 1960 Dr. Douglas C. Huber 1961 William Edward Jay 1981 Kevin Jo

John J. Schickel 1970

Gerald M. Palladino 1966 Melvin F. Pereira 1964

Gary Edwin Reiff 1988 Roy D. Spina, Jr. 1958

Maryland Delta

Henry Noah Haddaway 2021

Dr. Nicholas Stephen Patapis 1995 Jacob Warner

Glenn Wayson 2014

FORT HAYS STATE

FURMAN

Jeffrey James Weibel 1986

Cory Cimaglia

Dr. John P. Cherry 1963

Dr. Robert Ray Morgan, Jr. 1994

FLORIDA SOUTHERN

Ryan Funai

Thomas S Davis 2021

Claude F. Perry, Sr. 1959

Kellan Bronson

James B. Johnson, Jr. 1954

Arnold H. Slott 1964

W. Russell King 1971

Robert Carl Sorgini 1978

Arthur Joseph Kretchman 1980 Dr. Peter A. McCranie 1956 Robert E. Morris 1969

Dr. Robinson W. Schilling, Jr. 1962 Crawford Logan Taylor III 1988

John Michael Kimberlin 2001

Thomas Cabral

Lance Aaron Zimmerman 2000

David H. Callender 1960

CAPT James Joseph Ware 1978

Nicholas Foster Davis 2023

Florida Gamma

Brendan Calamito 2016

John C. Walker III 1966

Kansas Delta

Richard Brian Shanahan 2003

FRANKLIN

South Carolina Phi

Eric Eugene Davis 1986 J. Bennett Glass 1963 Gavin Joseph 2024

Paul L. Robertson III 1982

Christopher John Wilson 1991

Joseph Capitano 1960

Indiana Alpha

GEORGE MASON

William F. Cooper 1957

Matthew Orlando Arcari 2024

Jesse Ryan Saul Gomez 2011

Robert J. Fauls, Jr. 1970

Dave Lance Artis 2002

GEORGE WASHINGTON

Justin Connor Kelleher 2024

Chad Everett Bobb 1997

Chad John Antonini III 2000

Terry L. Krick 1976

Peter Thomas Cangany, Jr. 1980

Gil Mitchell 1962

Gary W. Cooper 1974

Robert R. Sharp 1961

Dana P. Deer 1958

William A. Chope 1971

Jon Stacy Almeras 1992

Philip D. Diuguid 1958

James Scott Armacost 1978

Taylor Hunter 2017

Thomas Richard Banks II 1997

Hershel Wayne Knighten 1995

William R. Brown 1961

Walter W. Manley II 1969

Timothy John Clary 1991

Chris Anthony Rodgers 1990

Dr. Thomas Paul Cummings 1960

Kyle Warren Shatto 2017

James Victor Due 1982

FLORIDA STATE

William Richard Fisher 1955

John W. Purvis, Sr. 1971

James Banks

Robert D. Heuchan 1976

GEORGIA

Charles H. Bremer 1962

Pilot Lukacsko

Leonard H. Blount 1976

David Richard Campbell 1984

Donald L. Mendenhall 1955

Timothy Jay Daly 1987

Dr. Michael W. O’Dell 1981

Michael M. Fields 1969

Todd Allen Shuck 1985

Robert P. Boboltz 1972

Sam Goldstein

Stephen A. Smith 1969

Jon Michael Clark 1986

Gregg Padgett Guilford 1982

Dr. Arthur H. Turner 1957

EVANSVILLE

Indiana Epsilon

Jeffrey R. Baugus 1993

Thomas Edward Blackburn II 1991 Travis J Cochren 2015

James A. Domina 1968

James Thomas Espinoza 2001 Josh David Goode 2001

Joseph Douglas Haas, Jr. 1992 Levi Holden

Nathan Hurt

Paul W. Jones 1971 Ryker Kotmel

George Andrew Miller 1996

Kenneth O. Dunn 1951

Virginia Delta

Washington City Rho

Dr. Terence L. Babcock 1967 Yale R. Brown 1976

Edmund P. Crump 1960 William A. Griffel 1966

Dr. R. Gerald Heinze 1965 Charles Yuran Liu 2022

Leon Stuart Mapes, Jr. 1970

CDR Richard David Nelson 1989

Brady Muegge

Florida Beta

Gregg W. Happe 1973

Oluwanifemi Olusengun 2025

Drew Brandenburg

Joe A. Lain 1957

Dr. William A. Bryan 1960

Frederick B. May 1970

Ellison Conrad

Christopher David Nobbe 1997

Joseph Durda

Dr. Phillip J. Ruffalo, Jr. 1957

Davy Haddon Foster II 1967

Tyler Joseph Smalley 2025

Claude H. Grizzard 1960

Brock Michael Thurman 2025

John Hampton Irby 1985

John M. Holland, Jr. 1959

Jay D. Wickliff 1974

Chiel W. Marlow, Jr. 1955

Dale E. Oberbeck 1959 Earl E. Purdue 1962

Frank J. Schultheis 1963 Richard L. Shipley 1979

Joseph Patrick Vermillion, Jr. 2019 Larry Bruce Whiteside 1978

FERRIS STATE

Michigan Zeta

Jose Briones-Maya

Paul Joseph Dixon III 1989 Mark G. Fritsch, RPh 1975

Walter Scott Hopson 1990

Cody Lane

Pfilip G. Hunt, Sr. 1959

James T. Murphy 1973 Nick Rosingana

Bruce L. Traverse 1968

First-time Donor

Louis John Brown 1985

Blair Knox Cleveland 1992 Rob Arthur Ellis, Jr 1980

John Carl Gurley, Sr. 1986

Jack Nelson Hattaway 1966 Andrew M. Head 1975 Brian D. Henry 1974

William W. Holland 1967

Stiles A. Kellett, Jr. 1966

Roy Bates McCutcheon 1972 Ruebush J. Mitchell III 1975

Victor Lee Huszagh 1966

California Iota

James S. Moore 1976

Dana B. Johannes III 1962

Terence Girard Fitzpatrick 1979

Bennett S. Rose, Jr. 1962

Spencer Karlinsky

Josh Griffin

Thomas Iglesias

Gregory James Coleman 1981

David A. Jones 1974

William A. Gisvold 1967

Federico Marín

Kenneth R. Johnson 1983

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Archon Circle

FRESNO STATE

Georgia Beta

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Ronald H. Rentz 1968

Dr. Wyman P. Sloan III 1972

Hon. Williamson S. Stuckey, Jr. 1956 Presley Daniel Yates III 1972

49

SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS GEORGIA COLLEGE

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY

Jerry L. Jackson 1974

Thomas A. Jepsen 1976

Joshua Jon Bailey 2016

William Braddock Bourne IV 1996

Ronald S. Jones 1977

Raymond John Keeler 1979

Georgia Mu

GEORGIA SOUTHERN Georgia Alpha

Edward Sanford Albers Burruss 2014

GEORGIA SOUTHERN-ARMSTRONG Georgia Rho

Dustin Edward Stewart 2017

Virginia Upsilon

William R. Joa 1963

Irving H. Pritchett III 1973

Dennis D. Jory 1966

HARTFORD

Robert E. Keller 1974

William John Kearns II 1981

Connecticut Lambda

William H. Keller 1976

Patrick James Fayne 2016

Gabe Linck

Darren Deoraj 2012

Steven R. Larson 1975

Russell F. Levere 1966

Ralph J. Longfellow 1960

HARVARD

Patrick Manning-Floch

Scott William Madison 1987

Massachusetts Gamma

Warren L. Martin 1957

Dr. Eric Cotter Hanson 1970

William V. McCann, Jr. 1966

William Gentry Lee 1966

W. Lee McCollum 1971

William A. Thayer 1958

1LT Phillip Gunn Mead 1983

Thomas Frederick Davenport III 1984

HOFSTRA

James W. Mottern 1970

J. Henry Fair, Jr. 1952

Will Andre Charles Germaine 2023

Bryan Scott Norby 1979

Samuel O. Franklin III 1965

HOUSTON

Alfred Craig Olson 1973

Jay K. Githens 1962

Robert Wynn Buschardt 1981

James R. Pilcher 1970

David M. Doll 1988

Leonard Nicholas Purdy, Jr. 1962

Gerald W. Hatley, Sr. 1965

William W. Schmidt 1966

Odis Delmar House 1983

Joseph P. Shirts 1977

Kenneth E. Kurtz II 1957

James Arthur Steele, Jr. 1992

John David Pieratt 1970

Thomas J. Stevenson 1975

Joseph T. Ruland 1970

David A. Thomas 1973

John J. Toomey, Jr. 1973

Scott Darin Thomas 1994

GEORGIA TECH Georgia Phi

James J. Baldwin III 1963

William Forrest Bell, Jr. 2017 Fred Pasco Bowen II 1980 Thomas C. Broome 1966

Grady Newsom Bunn 2011

Marc Anthony Corsini 1980 Thomas E. Dupree, Jr. 1974 Hal Wilson Field, Jr. 1951 Logan Tom Gay, Jr. 1966 Albert J. Hackl 1946

Howard Hoffman 1980 Ivan A. Hoge 1955

W. Deck Hull, Jr. 1954

Elbert Surlile Johnson, Jr. 1980 James R. Jolly, Jr. 1964

John Olmsted King 1978 Robert W. Magill 1973 John R. Markley 1956

John Alexander Mattle 2017 Joseph J. Perry III 1961 Seth T Pound 2009

Daniel B. Rather 1957

Tyler James Rion 2022

George Wells Ruth III 1978

William L. Simons, Jr. 1957 Terry L. Strong 1964

H. Perry Driggs, Jr. 1958

LTC Melvin M. Marvel 1960

Kenneth D. Hubbard 1956

Joseph D. McCollum, Jr. 1967

Leland B. Paton 1965

Daniel K. McFarland 1967

New York Chi

Ethan Moore

Neil James Johnson 1986 Richard B. Kummer 1968 Kim Lou Larson 1981

Kenneth D. Love 1962

Philip L. Mattison, Jr. 1957

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

Dr. Edward H. McCall 1960 Robert J. Michalak 1969 Manish Miglani 1997

Dr. Russell W. Nelson 1974 James L. Pacek 1972

Scott Michael Perez 1989

Marc Joseph Poskin 1987

Alejandro Angelo Rangel 2000 Kenneth J. Rosinski 1972 John Shimkus 1982

Michael R. Thomas 1965 Dr. Mark S. Ulbrich 1977

Donald L. Mottinger 1965

David Michael Venkus 1984

Dr. W. Christian Oakley 1973

Charles Robert Westphal 1981

Gregg S. Werner 1977

Texas Epsilon

Donald J. Ormond 1976

ILLINOIS STATE

Seth Crawford 2018

David A. Poe 1970

David Aaron Kelm 1991

Samuel Guardiola II 1992

Edward R. Schmidt 1970

James R. Hill 1960

Martin J. Schnell 1972

Jackson Hoyle 2025

Caleb Staab

Dan Edward Aron 1983

Michael Lawrence Pede 1989

James A. Steele, Sr. 1956

Ronald Byron Balsbaugh 1962

Sam Rodgers

Bruce W. Stratton 1971

Tyler Davidson Todd 2015

Kenrick E. Thomas 1970

Kyle A. Vick III 1970

Gunnar Thompson

Tim Dean White 1971

ILLINOIS

Illinois Tau-Alpha

Alamdar Musavi 2000

INDIANA

Indiana Gamma

Dr. Thomas Henry Alt, Sr. 1958

Hon. John Gatch Baker 1968 David Wayne Barrick 1979

Kelley Thomas Beach 1984

William Dean Bennison 1966 Jody Verne Blackburn 1985

Thom Bernard Bondus III 1975 Robert Eugene Bryan 1963 Brent Curtis Burke 1976 Stephen M. Burt 1987

Thomas P. Swift 1967

IDAHO

Illinois Beta

Chad Allen Carlsson 1997

Edward F. Vickers 1963

John B. Adams 1976

Jack B. Beaumont 1975

Douglas L. Cassman 1972

Daniel L. Alsaker 1972

William T. Blunck 1972

John M. Brassey 1968

John J. Carmichael 1977

Jonathan Burrell

Dr. Dale A. Drake 1973

Tod Orvil Dickeson 1992

John Edward Enderle 1989

Bill D. Fife 1974

David Scott Erickson 1986

Gary L. Garnand 1970

James Matthew Galvin 1993

Christopher E. Gruenfeld 1982

Keith Allan Gray 2002

Michael T. Hunter 1972

Benn Everett Hamm 2000

Idaho Alpha

Kevin A. Bainbridge 1999

Richard W. Allen 1972

Philip Clifford Berndt 1985

GETTYSBURG

ADM William C. Bowes 1963

Christopher George Bradley 1992

Robert William Bilheimer 1978

Rodney B. Bulcher 1973

Thomas Michael Donlan 1979

Tristan Currall

W. Richard Ellis III 1970

Steven E. Duncanson 1976

John Michael Epifanio 1982

Robert L. Franklin III 1977

Hon. Charles Marion Feeney III 1985

Robert L. Grover 1977

Douglas Adam Gerrard 1984

Kellen Hammons

Thomas A. Gust 1975

Kenneth G. Taylor, Jr. 1975 Charles C. White, Jr. 1957

Pennsylvania Delta Ethan Composto

Robert E. Crawford 1976 Erwin Joseph Dill 1978 Torey Falkinburg

William M. Hinde 1974 Alex Pavic

Wyatt Hamilton Yasinski 2016

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS Minnesota Gamma

John Robert Rasmussen 2011

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Patrick Michael Cassidy 1985 Ryan Hodge Cassman 1997 Bradley Scott Cooper 1984 Dr. David J. Cousino 1964 Lawrence P. Deputy 1968

Richard Andrew Deputy 1964 Robert John Deputy 1960

Thomas Michael Deputy 1963 Ronak Sunil Desai 2010

Richard Lewis Dunn 1964 James C. Fissinger 1983

William White Fobes II 1961 Earl Frederick Forst 1966 Dr. David C. George 1967 David Welker Gray 1972 Chris William Hall 1982

Gerald John Hardy 1976

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Derek Dean

John Christopher Hart, Jr. 1973

C. Matthew Andersen 1971

Kaleel Mose Ellis III 1983

Thomas Clyde Hays 1973

Ronald E. Anderson 1976

Michael Douglas Fouts 1996

Hon. Jack Roger Heflin 1965

Michael Allison Beeler 1982

Scott Jordan Francis 1980

Richard Edward Hennessey 1973

David D. Bishop 1962

Cole Frost

George Lionel Henry 1968

Benett C. Boltinghouse 2006

Daniel J. Fulford 1975

Justin Adam Hillman 2013

Gregory Paul Brenny 1988

Mathew Green

Thomas Henry Hofbauer 1976 Jeffrey Clyde Hoffman 1973

George M. Gregorash 1976

Stan C. Hurt 1961

Christopher W. Hancock 1996

Jay Douglas Buchanan 1981 Steve Wayne Churchill 1985

Don Curt Hagerman 1975

Richard Eugene Hults 1977

James L. Claus 1972

James A. Cunningham 1968

Dr. Mark A. Haring 1972

David Bart Keller 1980

Scott Engstrom

Reece Harper

Jeffrey Lee Kittle 1993

MAJ Michael Edward Hassel 1979

Robert J Kleymeyer 1969

James L. Heflin 1974

David Al Lawson 1972

James P. Howalt 1962

David A. Llewellyn 1974

Marc Adolfo Malnati 1977

Neil Dunning Hutcheson 1984

Dalton Scott Loftis 2024

B. Dennis McCall 1984

Bennett Adams

Frank Louis Miklozek III 1998

Richard Allen Mitchell 1989

Dale A. Johnson 1960

William C. Minnis 1973

Steven D Mitchell 1983

Richard C. Johnson 1965

LTC Mike T. Mokrycki 1977

Tanner Pavicich

Scott Alan Koppelman 1991

Dino Dee Moler 1984

Scott Edward Pointner 1990

John K. Lawson 1962

Conner Scott Nichols 2017

James Anthony Pupillo 1980

Marshall G. Linn III 1970

Jake Dalton Parker 2017

Francis B. Quinn, Jr. 1976

Charles W. Maurer, Jr. 1972

Matthew Charles Parker 1999

Allan E. Ramsay 1970

David E. McFarland 1961

David Pascarella III 2017

David L. Ramsay 1965

George W. Rauch III 1968

Anthony Jason Pyatt 1997

Thomas D. Rush 1962

Lawrence Wayne Schott 1985

Cole Mcintyre

William F. Munson 1974

Chris R. Read 1975

Brian Dale Redman 1979

Richard J. Neiman 1965 David Lee Nelson 1961

Kent E. Schwarz 1972

Robert K. Ryan, Jr. 1965

James A. Nelson 1969

Paul S. Siebenmorgen 1971

Stephan Alan Santoro 1979

John S. Nesheim 1975

Cory Camridge Simon 2014

John Gordon Sawrey 1973

Jonathan Nevenhoven

Garrett Justin Smith 2015

Andrew Edgar Sellers 1980

Edward J. Palmer 1954

Joe D. Smith 1971

Stephen Howard Simon 1988

Jon M. Radabaugh 1961

Theodore J. Stansbury 1971

Richard Ralph Singleton 1969

John D. Rustwick 1971

Ryan Andrew Steinberg 1999

Hugh K. Sinnock 1967

Shawn David Scott 2005

Joseph Allen Taylor 1998

Rex Rexford Smith II 1980

Wayne John Snyder 1960

Jeffrey Brent Turk 1986

Blair Hartley Snead 1967

Neal L. Warren 1960

Nathan Geoffrey Walker 2014

Russell P. Standlee 1971

Reindl Thomas Weaver 2025

John Schultheis Webb 1991

James Ramsay Stewart III 1964

Jeffrey Blane Weeden 1979

Carter Wood

William Douglas Thompson 1979 Thomas Brian Tobin 1979 Sheldon Kay Turner 1952

IOWA

Dennis Edward Walsh 1972

Jesse R. Denman, Jr. 1971

C. Arthur Wittmack 1969

IU INDIANAPOLIS

Iowa Beta

Thomas A. Van Arsdale 1965

Indiana Iota-Pi

Tyler Hancock 2024

Lawrence C. Halpin 1962

W. Michael Wells 1972

Litha Sonwabile Msikinya 2011

Dr. Carl L. Highgenboten 1961

David Gregory Welsh 1986

Mitchell Everett Tate 2022

David L. Hunt 1966

Douglas E. Wiik 1968

Frank M. James 1961

James R. Williams 1968

KANSAS

Howard Kennedy IV 1962

Robert T. Williamson 1968

Kansas Alpha

Jeffrey Robert Kirchner 2002

Michael Jay Wurtsbaugh 1984

John Lee Beck 1968

Stephen R. Langlas 1969

INDIANA STATE

David Alan Curry, Jr. 2003

Robert J. McCauley, Jr. 1963

Peter A. Edlund 1966

Shawn Eugene Mingus 1991

Indiana Sigma

Mr. Peter Mark Getz 1997

David G. Moss 1966

Drew Billings 2014

Zachary Dalton Holland 1996

Thomas E. Nordyke 1961

Joeseph Brewer

Jake Holzinger

Dr. Donald J. Peterson 1957

Hunter Broyles

Peter G. Pohlmann, Sr. 1969

James A. Coleman 1973

Cooper Jackson

Edward Wayne W. Schwertley 1985

Zachary Abram Colescott 1999

Donald Peter Souhrada 1993

William Collins

Brian Vasquez 2010

Joshua Gene Crandall 1999

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Michael J. Frischmeyer 1975

Larry Robert Gradisher 1982

Kyle Douglas Lanoue 1998

Harry Lee Lukens, Jr. 1972

Gary L. Erskine 1968

Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale 1962

Thomas Joseph Kilian 1999

Richard Patrick Leonard 1961

Archon Circle

Iowa Gamma

Jarred Duebel 2014

Thomas Richard Hawley 1980

First-time Donor

IOWA STATE

Caleb Nathan Dooley 2024

Dr. J. Michael Hartigan 1959

Brett D McClellan 2001 Chris McCormick

Thomas M. McFarland 1972 Edward F. Reilly, Jr. 1960

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Allyn W. Risley 1972

Dr. Craig A. Smith 1956

Dr. Phillip H. Stratemeier 1968 Joseph H. Vaughan, Jr. 1971 Aidan Welch

Paul K. Worley 1954

KANSAS STATE Kansas Beta

Pelham E. Adams 1955

Lawrence P. Becker 1966 Robert K. Beymer 1978

Jarold W. Boettcher 1963

William H. Braddock 1957 Patrick L. Burton 1980 Larry A. Bush 1973

Larry D. Coffman 1965 Roger W. Coulter 1961 Terry J. Crofoot 1969 Dixon R. Doll 1964

Daniel E. Fankhauser 1967

Dr. Joseph P. Galichia 1964 Terry J. Garvert 1977

James R. Grier III 1959

Todd Christopher Hansen 1993 Vernon W. Imes 1953

James Marshall Johnson 1984 John P. Jung 1957

Paul Joseph Lacy 1981 Steve M. Lacy 1976

John T. Meitner 1976

Thomas E. Mistler 1963 John W. Morgan 1975

John Charles Moser 1982

GEN Richard B. Myers 1964

Jerry D. Prather 1966

Carl F. Schwab III 1969 William K. Shaw 1975

William S. Sinderson 1958 Mikel L. Stout 1958

Donald M. Taylor 1957

Edward Frederick Wettig III 1989

Joe A. Tony Wilcox 1958 Edwin H. Wingate 1954

KENNESAW STATE Georgia Omega

Dillan Humbard 2021

William Alexander Loftus 2020

KENT STATE

Ohio Lambda

Kenneth Arthur Bugosh 1979 Dennis Matthew Butts 1993 D. Scott Cunningham 1977 Gerald A. Damerow 1964

Vincent Michael Dangerfield 2013 Mark Okey Decker, Sr. 1971 Thomas James Heinz 1980 Richard A. Krieger 1963 Paul James Palsa 1980

Lawrence A. Pasquale 1973 Joseph H. Reed 1960

Richard A. Ritter 1988

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SECTION HONOR ROLL TITLEOFHERE DONORS KENT STATE (CONTINUED)

LAFAYETTE

Ross Anthony Pometta 2007

Edmond V. Russ, Jr. 1966

John F. Berky 1969

LYNN

Robert Evan Ross 1970

William J. Vogt, Jr. 1962

Philip Henry Wagner 1988

Dick M. Warburton, Jr. 1957 COL Kent E. Wolcott 1966 Robert W. Woolf 1965

Kevin P. Wyndham 1988

Pennsylvania Gamma James Francis Cosgrove, Jr. 1986 Brian Leonard Habas 1998 David Hammer 1992

Eric Paul Reumann 1988

David Eric Schwager 1984

Edward John Yaskowitz 1979

LEWIS & CLARK

KENTUCKY

Tod Michael Corrin 1972

Kentucky Epsilon

Joe Edward Anderson 1981 Blaine Kennedy Ayers 2001

Oregon Delta

David Keith Strong 1980 David A. Stumpf 1966

Harmon H. Barlow III 1972

LONG ISLAND

Earl L. Calhoun 1974

Thomas J. Clark 1973

Dr. James L. Boerner 1977 Robert Louis Crush 1982 Lon W. Deckard 1969 Henry Evans

Charles W. Farris 1973

Timothy R. Futrell 1970

New York Beta

Maxwell Albert Cohen 2022 Max Cornell

Joseph Puvogel

Dylan Michael Silva 2018

Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III 1974

LOUISIANA STATE

Dr. John S. Keebler 1969

John C. Bowden 1955

Phillip T. Johnson 1972

Casey John Krawiec 1985 Michael J. Kregor 1974

Jeffrey Lee Lamb 1982 Robert S. Lipman 1974 John W. Marcum 1972

Lee Brun Meeker 2024

Michael B. Mountjoy 1972 Ronald D. Parham 1962

James A. Richardson 1970 David Allen Scinta 1981

Dr. Michael Craig Scott 1983

Louisiana Epsilon

Thomas A. Doiron 1977

Dr. Chester B. Fresh 1968 John C. Hamilton 1958

John A. Hollinshead 1971 Robert G. Jones 1960

Donald J. Lococo 1967 Kent W. Mason 1968

Stephen M. Stewart 1967 Heinke E. Trapp 1985

James S. Whittle 1963

Peter J. Spengler 1959

LOUISIANA TECH

Roger A. Walz 1967

Riley Hagan III 1986

Chadwick Joseph Vonluehrte 2002 Allan Anthony Wilwayco 1983

KETTERING

Michigan Epsilon - Section A Jones Roger Barton 2016

David Anthony Van Raaphorst 2003

KETTERING

Michigan Epsilon - Section B Gregory P. Buschmann 1977 Richard A. Cole, Sr. 1967 Brian P. Collins 1975

Louisiana Rho

Douglas Murrell Harville 1988 Steven Hardy Kinel 1985

Ashley Brigham Patten 1994

CWO Ryan Maurice Robicheaux 2006 Nikolaus Zumwalt Schwabe 1996

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Louisiana Alpha

William Hope Horne 1988 James H. Larke, Sr. 1970 Charles H. Trent 1969

Robert Stephen Cory 1990

LOUISVILLE

Terry J. Moore 1968

Adam Robert Hanzalik 2008

Rodney E. Kirkham 1975 Mark W. Zuzelski 1968

Kentucky Sigma Jacob Stallons

KUTZTOWN

LOYOLA CHICAGO

Vincent Russo

Matthew John Karwacki 2005

Pennsylvania Kappa

LA VERNE

California Upsilon

Michael David Hill 2025 52

Illinois Alpha-Omega

Jeffrey John Kinzler 1983 David John Kupiec 1986

Mike Joseph LaRocco III 2002 Jordan John McCreery 2008

Mr. Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003

Brian Stuart Jolles 1982 James W. Kenney 1963 William H. Korab 1964 Nicholas LaPietra

Florida Lambda

Austin Richard Gordillo 2022 Alexander Stein 2025

MAINE

Gregory Eugene Lomax 1976 Caleb Maksim

Hunter R. Mann III 1968 Randall Morris 2024

Douglas M. Parks 1977

Maine Alpha

Daniel Hanson Beale 1981 John H. Burnham 1960

Robert M. Parks 1968

Matthew Arnold Preusse 1979 Robert F. Reynolds III 1978

Edward L. Davis 1958

John Edward Roberts 1963

William Corry Johnson, Jr. 1980

Kenneth David Shapiro 1995

Richard J. Goff 1950

Norwood Mansur, Jr. 1966 John J. Toomey 1959

MANSFIELD

Pennsylvania Beta-Phi James David Blew 2017 Cody Larick

Alexander F Norman 2013

Mark Arthur Phifer, Jr. 2012

MARSHALL

West Virginia Alpha Kamon Anderson

Michael Allan Anderson 2001

Jackson Alexander Boyle 2021 Ralph W. Burton, Jr. 1971

Michael E. Scott 1976

William Scott Sims 1987

Joseph Christian Snavely III 1970 John K. Stitt 1960 Colin Sullivan

Cody Stewart Waring 2021 Slaton L. White 1973

Joseph Phillips Wright, Jr. 1967 Morris J. Zwick 1985

MASSACHUSETTS

Massachusetts Kappa Charles B. Paulin 1972

MEMPHIS

Tennessee Sigma

Kenneth J. Carmack 1963

Willard Hughes Catlett, Jr. 1974

Thomas M. Ezzell, Jr. 1966

Donald D. Ferguson 1959

Andrew B. Gibson, Jr. 1974

Joseph B. Feaganes 1966 Charles N. Ferrell 1963 Vernon P. Ferrell 1957 Patrick Hattaway Jackie Hunt

R. Sebastian Parsley 2001

Chase Lewis Scarberry 2020

Frank L. Flautt, Jr. 1963 Henry Mark Hill 1978

Donald G. Rhoads 1955

E. Taylor Richardson 1962 Jack P. Rochelle 1965

Chase Ryan Staggs 2009

James A. Shaffer 1957

MERCER

David E. Taylor 1973

Joel H. Bickerstaff 1974

Austin Lee Stewart 2022

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta

Georgia Psi

James H. Bray 1972

David B. Dunaway 1967

John Frierson Howard 1974

Garrett Christian Ammons 2023

S. Reed Jackson 1971

Harold M. Brierley 1965

Bruce D. McAllister 1973

Justin Barrick 2024

Craig Daniel Button 1982

Benjamin Ross Carter 2015 Robert J. Charles, Jr. 1976

MAJ Raymond Mark Davids 1977 Timothy J. Davisson 1982

James A. Linn 1972

Robert Mitchell Mulvany 2024 Ted Musial 1965

Robert Allen Scherer 1983

Dr. William C. Shirley, Jr. 1976

Todd C. De Binder 1954

MIAMI (FL)

Dr. Paul E. Farrell, Jr. 1976

Gabriel Aichholzer 2020

Garret Erman

Chris P Gaylor 1972 Connor Gregory

T. Patrick Hennegan 1974

Alex James Heppner 1979

Robert Wayne Hessler 1983 Robert L. Heverly 1984

Roy F. Johnson, Jr. 1962

Florida Alpha

Michael Z. Brenan 1959 Roberto Castro 2004

Arthur B. Choate 1970 Thomas Choi 2010

CPT Jerome L. Cleveland 1953 Jacob Collins

Thomas M. Cook 1965

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Paul A. Cruger 1964

Andres Villareal 1987

Erik L. Gunther 1969

Jack Zachary 1959

Tipton D. Jennings IV 1954 Robert L. Jerson 1965

MICHIGAN STATE

Leroy A. King, Jr. 1962

Douglas William Baar 1985

Vance Harper Jones 1961

Richard R. Pieper 1959 John W. Shields 1957

MILLIKIN

William Anthony Borre 1986

Randy S. Blackburn 1974

William C. Cesaroni 1968

Hon. Robert H. Cleland 1969

MIAMI (OH)

Richard Thomas Cummings 1990

Ohio Tau

Jordan Dunn 2025

Ben L. Allen 1960

Dr. J Michael Finley 1982

David M. Auck 1965

Larry A. Freedman 1966

Marc Steven Gendell 1985 Mark A. Goodman 1968

Jefferson Davis Lilly II 1998

Frederick J. Kleisner 1966

Walter L. Gross III 1975

COL Dale H. Koch 1960

Douglas Charles Hodge 1991

Donald W. Langeloh 1959

Grant A. Healy 1967

John E. McCoy 1959

Christopher Edward Lane 1995

Robert J. Kamerschen 1957

Freeman R. Lehman 1950

Andrew Kereiakes 2010

Robert A. Leich 1961

Nick Dean Kereiakes 2012

Mark Andrew McManus, Jr. 1990

Stephen L. Lloyd 1975

Richard J. Metzler 1963

Patrick J. McCafferty 1977

Christopher James Mundy 1996

Gene R. McHam 1957

Michael McNaughton

Tom Cambell Nasby 1980

Lawrence H. Pomeroy III 1976 E. Kemp Prugh 1968

Glen T. Roberts 1978 David T. Roy 1961

George Richard James 2004

Rev Robert William Lowry 1993 Baron Danzey Matthews 2003

Gregory Percival Somers 1998

Richard L. Schroeder 1958

CPT Kelsey S. Stewart 1960 Richard Allen Termuhlen II 1980

MINNESOTA

Robert Dean Walters, Jr. 1986

George B. Chesley 1963

Minnesota Alpha

Auric Dane Zygala 1998

Richard H. Thompson 1956 G. Veil 1950

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE

Nelson J. Vogel 1968

Richard L. Baker 1974

Tate Vernon

Debashis Chowdhury 1998 Merrill K. Cragun, Jr. 1953 Richard A. Devine 1976

Tennessee Beta

John W. Weaner 1956

Steven Lee Burke 2000 Price Estes

Michigan Iota-Beta

William Chad Finchum 2001

Matt Keenum 2009

Michael Leverett Guess 1994

David C. Faul 1958

Emery James Gaines 1969

Thomas W. Martin 1957

Thomas Hailey 1996

Matthew Michael McGrail 2004

Nathan Caleb Jones 2021

Edward James Nykiel 1981

Michael Wayne Lillie 1985

Barry R. Patron 1955

Daryl A. Massengill 1976

Robert B. Ravenscroft 1962

Robert G. Peck 1972

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Scott Allen Sundet 1978 H. R. Swanson 1956

Richard P. Taylor, Jr. 1965 R. Randall Vosbeck 1954 Allen W. Wehr 1963

Ryan Ewald Weiche 2000 Kevin Lowell Weist 1979

MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Gamma Austin Barbour

Gov. Haley R. Barbour 1969 Cole Scott Bean 2021

Leslie L. Crawford, Jr. 1971

Alexander Dupre

Dr. Robert Evans Jones 1978 Clyde D. Kelso III 1968

Joseph F. Lauderdale 1971 Andrew Mercer

Eddie M. Morgan, Jr. 1973 Frank M. Patty, Jr. 1959 Holmes S. Pettey 1973 RIchard Price

Barrett Andrew Roby 1997 Joseph Sharp

Donald F. Smith 1968

Ike Stone Trotter 1974

Charles V. Williams 1966

MISSISSIPPI STATE Mississippi Theta

H. Mark Adams 1977

Stewart F. Alford III 1971

Robert M. Arentson, Jr. 1972 Bobby L. Baker, Jr. 1961

Harris H. Barnes III 1968

Hon. Thomas W. Devine 1974

Johnson Noel Barrett II 1979

Thomas Anthony Durda 1980

Hugh Beckham, Jr. 1988

James Chester Durda 1979

Thomas Justin Dement II 1990

MICHIGAN

Ty Michael Williams 2018

Stephen Joseph Szilagyi 1985 Philip R. Thornton 1954

Barry L. Talley 1967

Matt David Walzer 2005

Christopher Chadwick Duncan 1995

Robert O. Sherwood 1966

Steven T. Scharrer 1970

Nicholas Daniel Walters 2003

Anthony Charbonnet

Dr. David L. Shaw 1969

John R. Ruhl 1959

W. Bernard Taylor 1956

Christopher Paul Roney 1980

David William Senatore 1991

Davidson Chris Smith 1983

Lyttleton Tazwell Harris IV 1962

Mississippi Delta

Frank William Schwarz III 1990

Cyril E. Sheehy 1941

Donnell J. Schwarz 1961

Ethan Rhoades

MILLSAPS

David John Runyon 2001

Jeffrey F. Shaw 1969

Dr. James P. DeRossitt III 1969

George S. Nugent 1956

Raymond J. Persia 1957

Walter G. Roberts 1956

Quartus Rassi

Ronald R. Smith 1962

Charlie Duaine Maines 1967

Michael William Lintner 1978

Kent Russell Olson 1982

Father Nicholas William Smith 1983

John A. Lucas 1960

Kevin Wayne King 1978

Archon Circle

Dr. Caleb J. Keith 2006

Michael Ray Kamish 1986

Noel P. Rahn 1961

Michael W. Tenney 1966

Peter James Engle 2000

Reginald Thomas Jordan 1994

Gordon C. Johnson 1960

Michael Lee Ponto 1983

Carson Shane Cole 2024

Brad Channell

Dean W. Jacobsen 1951

Stephen R. Howard 1971

Michael C. Olson 1978

Paul A. Taylor 1961

Peter D. Hyink 1969

Stephen Lee Hickman 1964

Bruce L. Folkerth, Sr. 1961

Charles E. Nightengale 1963

Dr. Edward E. Cave III 1968

Matthew Douglas Holley 1998

Mark A. Harris 1978

Dr. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. 1956

James M. Butts 1951

Garrett Hale

E. Mark Gregory III 1964

Steven Clay Butler 1989

David M. Bruining 1969

Caleb Alexander Goding 2016

Robert C. Gasser 1957

John R. Balconi 1967

First-time Donor

Illinois Delta

Frederick Joseph Brodeur 1988

William L. Sutton 1961

Stephen Oliver Plunkett 1985

Dennis M. Becklin 1963

Dennis Joseph Brodeur 1989

Edward J. Stankunas 1969

Mr. James Richard Walker 1981 Howard William Wedekind 1970

Richard L. Black 1967

Steven Karl Priepke 2003

Don R. O’Hare 1944

William Lewis Webb 1981

Kenneth R. Baldwin, Jr. 1966

Todd Paul Misemer 1991

P. Michael Tansil 1981

Sidney Wilson Taylor 1984

Louis M. Baldori 1967

Carey E. L. McIntyre 2006

Paul T. Nelson 1969

Timothy Michael Strobl 1980

Michigan Gamma

Jack Lia

Hon. Bobby W. Sands 1972

James L. Ekstrom 1960

Charles W. Freeman 1957 John S. Gleason 1964

Dr. Bruce R. Halgren 1959 Bradley A. Kindem 1969 John A. Kohler 1951 Ross Levin 1982

Dr. Richard L. Lindstrom 1969 Kirk A. Mackenzie 1961

Robert Glenn Neale 1984

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

Henry A. Beattie III 1977

Davis M. Billingsley 1974

Dr. E. Russell Black, Jr. 1967 Russ Mantz Bourne 1986

Joseph P. Bowen, Sr. 1986 Charles P. Boyd 1965

D. Hines Brannan, Jr. 1970

Stewart H. Bridgforth, Jr. 1965 Bruce Jones Brumfield 1983

Frank Swayze Brumfield 1988

Harris Clayton Brumfield 1986

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS Steven Joseph Kutilek 1985

MISSISSIPPI STATE (CONTINUED)

MIT

MOUNT UNION

William Robert Choate 2001

Dr. Louis H. Bangert 1958

Joseph Charles Biscotti 1981

William V. Byars, Jr. 1969

Eugene S. Clarke IV 1978 BEN J. COUSINS 1964 Gerald D. Davis 1973

Howard R. Davis, Jr. 1976 John M. Dean, Jr 1966

John Charles Dowdle 1996 John C. English 1965

Stephen Lefoldt Farr 1984

Jeff Montgomery Gannaway 1979 William H. Gillon III 1961 Buddy V. Guynes 1963

James O. Harris, Jr. 1963 Robert L. Hart, Jr. 1967

Massachusetts Iota-Tau Ryan Leroy Blanchette 1994 Geoffrey R. Brazer 1969 Lawrence Butkus 1985

Laird Quincy Cagan 1980

Mark David Copman 1981 John J. Golden, Jr. 1965

George J. Michel, Jr. 1953

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

Richard G. Rorschach 1950

Dr. James R. Yankaskas 1969

John W. Hartlein 1973

MONMOUTH

James H. Hayes, Jr. 1972

Richard W. Adams 1964

John Thomas Harvey 1986 Edward G. Herring 1968

Thomas G. Hixon, Sr. 1965

Bryan Irby Johnston 2000

Illinois Alpha

Robert C. Hudson III 1974 Earl K. Paasch 1966

Ricky Leake Johnston 1997

MONTANA

Charlie Edward Knighton 1991

Porter Baker

James Lawrence Jones 1971 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

Henry Cox Pilkinton IV 1984 George D. Pillow, Jr. 1969

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

John Day Stewart III 1987 Gerald W. Thames 1970

James Porter Thomson 1979

William Edward Thurmond, Jr. 1963 John Kevin Watson 1978

Robert C. Weston, Jr. 1974

COL Hugh H. Wilson, Jr. 1964

MISSOURI-COLUMBIA

Montana Beta Brent Douglas Beckley 2003

John A. Dillingham 1961

Edward R. Downe, Jr. 1952 David Eric Frimel 1987

COL Kenneth R. Lawrence 1963 Paul D. Miller 1963

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

Christian Movall Peterson 1992 Robert R. Romek 1959

COL Thomas P. Ross 1962 Jake Schraven

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

Thomas Bradley Wenz 1998 James A. Willits 1964

Montana Alpha

Scott Lee Bowman 1994 Edward L. Hanson 1954 James L. Nies 1994

Dr. Richard F. Schroeckenstein 1969 Jay Robert Wilson 1965

Charles A. Gilbert 1978

MOREHEAD STATE

Steven Gregory Johnston 1995

COL Roy James Downey 1984

Joseph W. Hoffmann 1958 Gordon L. Jost 1966

Michael R. Lawler 1954

Thomas W. Rash, Jr. 1971

Robert Scott Richart 1985

Robert Carl Schroeder 1989

Benjamin William Smith 1989

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Sean Michael Cook 2011 Brendan Glauthier

James Stanley Krapenc 1995 Jaime Lopez 2025

Harold E. Mains 1959

Paul R. Maurer II 1972

Matthew Mazzolini 2008 Gary R. McGahey 1974

Brook Benton Miller 1987 Lee A. Miller 1962

John Herman Nussbaumer II 2002 Ronald P. Phillips 1971

Bryan Davis Robey 2022 James Scanlon

James Bruno Schwarz 1994 Jeffrey W Smith 1998

Matthew Lee Smith 1987

Riley John-Patrick Sullivan 2022 James Charles Varner 1996

Kentucky Gamma Timothy Hampton

Stephen Keith Mayes 1987

Galen L. Larson 1980

Joel Ward Long 1984

Jeffrey Phillip March 1984 John E. Martin 1969

David S. McBride 1974

Michael Lee McDonald 1984 Clark Evan Miller 1981

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

Todd Gordon Stingley 1982

James Raymond Tanking 1982 Chad J. Vyhlidal 1994 Milan N. Wall 1967

Steven Nicholas Abraham 1988

LTC Lyle M. Glascock 1962

Charles E. Bentz 1958

Dr. Robert C. Dickeson 1962

Gene Lewis Calai 1984

Harold B. Gilkey 1962

Robert A. Cameron 1951 James H. Cotter 1958

Kyle James Brown 2010

NEBRASKA

Donald C. Cowles III 1966

MONTANA STATE

Jon W. Carlson 1963

Doug Brown 2004

Dustin Botkin

Missouri Alpha

N. Scott Angevine 1950

Clark David Landers 1983

Ohio Sigma

Nebraska Lambda-Pi

Robert G. Bartizal 1954 Lynn C. Beebe 1976

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

David Verne Clark 1982

William L. Duckworth 1966 Paul Brian Ecoffey 1979

Dr. Bryan K. Ericson 1962 Stephen M. Erixon 1978

Keith Alan Erlenbusch 1980 Stewart Allen Gaebler 1984 Grant Donald Gier 1984 George L. Green 1966

Kenneth M. Green 1971

Steven Uhing Grossoehme 1984 Robert J. Harberg 1978

Scott James Henderson 1999 John L. Hoppe, Jr. 1970

Tom Smith Howes 1989

Scott Anthony Hunke 1994

Thomas Craig Huston 1982

William David Jackman 1986 Eric Michael Johnson 1985

Mark Brigham Johnson 2004 Douglas Lee Kampe 1987

Thomas Roger Westman 1982 Robert L. Wilburn 1966

Brian Scott Wilcox 1992 David W. Williams 1977

William Jennings Wilson 1990

Thomas Edwin Zimmerman 1984

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS Nevada Beta

Chris Esparza 2023

Brian Willard Green 2000

SGT Thomas J. Hess IV 2013 Edward Alan Horwitz 1991

Alexander Michael Mavros 1998 Robert John Sweeney 1987

NEVADA-RENO Nevada Alpha

Darrin S. Bush 1970

Robert J. Corkern 1967 Dean R. Heidrich 1974

Brian Anthony Holt 2005 Jakob Horwitz 2020

Michael W. Morrissey 1970 Dan B. Porter 1963

Thomas C. Richardson 1971 Amb. Sig Rogich 1966

LTC Rodney K. Stuart 1964

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Beta

Andrew F. Durette 1964

COL H. Thacher Linke 1967 Lee Bradford Marden 1965

Timothy Andrew Myles 1991 Robert B. Olesen 1955

Edward Joseph Spuler III 1993

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and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) NEW HAVEN

NORTH CAROLINA STATE

CAPT Donald Eugene Lyle 1980

Thomas Fang

Stephen F. Angel 1977

Dr. John H. Muus 1962

Charles Graham Biddix 1981

Michael Joseph Pung 1985

Marshall H. Ellis 1972

Gaylord A. Saetre 1966

Dr. Paul P. Gilbert 1966

Gordon U. Smith 1969

Robert Aaron Holliday 1997

Robin Ray Thompson 1986

Jason Brent McCombs 1994

COL Miles C. Wiley III 1975

Connecticut Nu-Eta

NEW JERSEY

New Jersey Tau-Gamma Brian Garsh 2015 Cole Montano

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Tau

Victor Arvia Bright III 1999 Roger Chavez 2012

Brent DePonte 1987

North Carolina Alpha

Timothy James Lyle 1981

B. F. Beasley, Jr. 1959

Michael J. Powers 1968

George R. Dobbs 1965

Thomas P. Rasmusson 1967

Matthew Ramsey Eskridge 1996

Gary Wayne Selberg 1983

Bradley Kent Goodman 1999

Dr. Mark A. Super 1974

James (Buddy) Micheal Kinlaw 1981

James F. Weigum 1959

Newell Barnard Murphy III 1969

James G. Ellis 1968

Henry Coble Neese 2009

James H. Foley 1965

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

Brian Stephen St. John 1997

North Dakota Beta

William F. Steele 1973

Kenneth A. Bartsch 1964

Charles E. Stallings 1977

Duane R. Bartsch 1965

Ferman Wardell 1966

William Mark Bateman 1985

Ben Parker 2012

NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL

Robert E. Challey 1967

Stephen A. Schneider 1968

William J. Armfield IV 1956

Bradley Golz 1992

James Edward Lebow 1980

Neil S. Jordheim 1970

Larry L. Martin, Jr. 1970

Russell D. Maring 1963

James M. Tatum, Jr. 1968

James R. Olson 1963

J. Blake Young, Jr. 1965

Timothy James Pyle 1982

William T. Gann 1972

NORTH CAROLINA-WILMINGTON

Dr. Curtis W. Stofferahn 1975

Norman E. Murray 1973

Spencer Baird 2025

Jose Gamez

David M.B. Griego 1983 Lucas Marquez

David W. Matthews 1954 William Malani Putz, Jr. 2013 J. Mark Southard 1958

NEW MEXICO STATE New Mexico Phi

Seth T Alford 2006

Wynne C. Bierck 1972 Roger E. Cundiff 1968

MAJ John P. Cusack 1974 Paul J. Dougherty 1961

Douglas J. Burgum 1978

North Carolina Xi

Roger W. Engebretson 1956

John S. Hill 1960

James B. Jenkins 1965

Michael Lotchin

Robert C. Mann 1961

Allen Benners Morgan, Jr. 1965

James K. McKinnon 1962

Jennings Jid Thompson IV 1955

Keith A. Peltier 1975

COL John W. Radke 1970

North Carolina Delta

Dr. Lyle J. Swenson 1972

Sean Patrick Leahy 2006

Mark T. Tritschler 1972

Robert E. Paxson 1970

NORTH DAKOTA

Keith A. Wanttaja 1973

NICHOLLS STATE

James Westcott Blakeway 1983

Seth Brown

T. Michael Clarke 1969

Florida Nu

Robert Jay Daggett 1985

Matthew Rice

Jerry L. Jackson 1971

Steven L. Nelson 1976

Michael E. Packard 1964 Douglas L. Turnage 1969

Herbert J. Thiele 1971

Michael Myron Wahowske 1979 John Harvey Westerberg 2000

North Dakota Alpha

Daniel Lester Zimmerman 1979

Alex A. Anderson 2010

Louisiana Chi

Rex Ronald Carlson 1983

Conner Duplantis

James Paul Irwin 2005 Evan Louviere

NORTH FLORIDA

Mike W. Crosby 1968

Dr. Anthony V. Mack 2011

Dr. Douglas Duane Darling 1984

Christopher Ashley Slott 2008

Drake Mena

David E. DeMers 1965

NJIT

Dr. Lloyd K. Everson, Jr. 1965

Georgia Delta

William A. Harris 1964

Terrell Alan Moore, Jr. 2012

Brent Alexander Everson 1998

New Jersey Iota-Tau

Nicholas Craig Finnesgard 2006

Adam Shaaban

Jeffrey H. Herman 1976

NMHU

David J. Hinrichs 1972

New Mexico Sigma

Gerald J. Alleyne 1970 1SG Daryl Neil 1975

NORTH ALABAMA Alabama Nu

Jeffrey Scott Swalley 1989

First-time Donor

Harvey H. Huber 1964

Jeffrey S. Hicks 1991

Mark Burton Hutton 1984

Michael Ray Tarbet 1988

Peter James Hoistad 1982

Dr. Ted Hunter Chase 1968

Rodney H. Huber 1973

Russel Stuart Krengel 1990

NORTHERN ARIZONA

Marvin G. Larson 1968

Arizona Gamma

Steve Thomas Leidholm 1986

Robert Allen Sederstrom 1983

Jeff Michael Leidholm 1983

Thomas Ordway McCarthy 1982

Richard W. Lindgren 1966

Paul Douglas Toohey 1993

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Archon Circle

NORTH TEXAS Texas Kappa

Craig P. Kipp 1977

Phillip S. Prince 2001

Steven Michael Kronenberg 2006

Curtis E. Hogfoss 1960

Scott Michael Johnson 1985

Robert Neal Brown III 1993

NORTH GEORGIA

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

NORTHERN COLORADO Colorado Alpha

Chad Edwin Barmettler 2001

Michael Thomas Trotter 1989 Karl E. Wondrak 1973

NORTHERN ILLINOIS Illinois Gamma

Christopher Michael Allen 2004 Thomas Wayne Alles 1969

David Michael Andrews 2005 Eric Avila 2009

Dennis Lee Barsema 1977

Walter Nicholas Bonaguro 2006

Collin John Brooks-Siciliano 2024 Michael James Corelli 2001

Paul Richard Dobbelhoff 2003 Brad E Greenberg 2010

David Michael Haas 2004

Robert John Kakareka 2009 Steven Thomas Klein 2001

Thomas Matthew Lally 1984 James Warren Larson 1998 Eliseo Leist 2009 Scott Li

Anibal Morales, Jr. 1999 Ralph D. Murdy 1973

Thomas W. Neubert 1974 John T. O’Brien 1966

Jade Thomas Peterson 2006 Michael A. Reyes 2008 Erik G Rozanski 2015

Nicholas G. Samargis 1967

richard Francis slonski 2008 Benjamin M. Sterrett 2010

Douglas Michael Thomas 1986 John F. Tierney 1975

Matthew Anthony Jude White 2005

NORTHERN IOWA Iowa Chi

Robert Leonard Beach 1951

Korey Franklin Bearden 1993 Jeff Charles Breeding 1994 Matt Stephen Brom 1998

M. Eastman Chance 1965

Darin Edward Ferguson 1995 Craig Keith Goos 1992

Richard D. James 1969

Daniel Matthew Lagrange 1994 Dr. Robert Allen Lee 1984 Shannon Max Lee 1996 John R. Martin 1970

Mark A. Mazzie 1995

Jeffrey Richard Menz 1992 Todd Kent Meyer 1987

John Joseph Perkins 1990 Steve Craig Pond 1986 Dan J. Rush 1991

Mark Daniel Shields 1996 A. Gerald Smith 2016

Antony Lee Thompson 1995

Matthew Tyler Timmerman 2007 Gregory Alan Warren 1999

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS NORTHERN IOWA (CONTINUED) Matthew Paul Weinstein 1994

Matthew Antonio Zepeda 1995

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega David A. Fitz 1967

John J. Gillin III 1958

Frank Clark Ginocchio 1966 Scott D. Hannah 1968

John Weber Hayden 1979 Paul B. Hiemenz, Jr. 1975

Richard Lorenz Lies 1967

Derek Jeffery Linkous 2008 Mason Messmer

William A. Osborn 1969 Robert K. Rauth 1960

Timothy Charles Regan 1983 Charles W. Riedel 1952

Allen McCanne Sanford 1948 Charles F. Sansone 1962

Dr. Louis Carmine Serpico, Jr. 1977 C. Scott Thiss 1969

Etienne Tishman 2020

Thomas H. Ziemke 1964

OAKLAND

Michigan Sigma-Sigma Oneil Franso 2007

Francis Xavier O’Brien III 2016 Charlie Nicolas Rewold 2017

OCCIDENTAL

California Epsilon

Robert W. Bergstrom 1962 Bryan L. Holmes 1978 Stefan Pastor 2011

Jason Howard Schoch 2002

OGLETHORPE Georgia Eta

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

David Nathan Cooper 1971 Clyde A. Tallent 1972

OHIO

Ohio Gamma

Robert L. Belichick 1966 William C. Clark 1966 Terry C. Cox 1969

Glenn William Frohring 1986 David K. Holmquist 1958

Theodore Joseph Lesiak 1986 James H. Richards 1965 Joel H. Stile 1968

OHIO STATE Ohio Theta

Philip Charles Cordek 1986 Jeffrey P. Forster 1963

Donovan Jake Golich 2015

Matthew Carl Kernohan 1991

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William Doug Kerns 1966

Khris Scott Kendall 1992

Jack L. Bedingfield 1958

John B. Lyon 1955

Fred A. Knight 1977

Cory Gene Brown 2008

Lawrence E. Long 1959

Richard V. Manoukian 1965

COL Roger E. McClure 1955 Dr. Brian Scott Myers 1987 James T. Ramer 1968

Palmer Brook Schooley 1982 Robert M. Scott 1951

Thomas A. Seitz 1963

Jonathan David Spayde 1993 James T. Thannum 1966

Michael B. Weingard 1971

Frank Dudley Williams 1960

Myers Leslie Yeomans 1987

OHIO WESLEYAN Ohio Delta

Michael Allan Bishop 1981 Dr. Reid J. Calcott III 1964 Frederick B. Lemay 1962 Denis B. Nock 1958

George L. Romine, Jr. 1967

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Ronald A. Adams 1973

Matthew Michael Anderson 2004 Thomas H. Atkins 1956 Jonathan S. Baxt 1977

Brooks Earle Bingman 1971 William Howard Bock 1986

Richard Joseph Brezny 1981 Dr. J. David Buxton 1972

Terry Layne Carter 1971

Timothy S. Cashon 1978

Lawrence T. Chambers, Jr. 1965 William C. Chapman 1957 Harold H. Clifford III 1969 John J. Coates, Jr. 1961

James Vernon Collins 1970

Jack Edwin Counts, Jr. 1968 G. Bridger Cox 1974

Cory Damon Cross 2000

Dr. Patrick Reed Dailey 1972

Clifford C. Dougherty III 1982 Scott Garner Douglas 1992

Michael George Dowling 1980 Edward B. Edwards 1978

Robert Henry Edwards 1970 David Alan English 1969

David Parker Folks 1979

William Everett Francis 2007

Rev Robert S. Gardenhirei III 1970

William M. Kilpatrick, Jr. 1974 William G. Lafferrandre III 1982 Brooks J. Lagree, Jr. 1966

James Mercer Lamb 1966 Michael C. Mayhall 1970

John Robert McClymonds 1971

Tyler Jordan Metcalfe 2009 A. Jackson Mills, Jr. 1960

David McKenzie Moffett 1974 Alan K. Munson 1976

Lane Rudder Neal 2004 Larry Dan Neal 1970 Larry O’Kelley 1971

Charles R. Olmstead 1971 Frank X. Olney, Jr. 1967 Charles H. Perrin 1978

William Wesley Perry 1978 Orville Don Pope 1970 Ross Porter 1960

Robert L. Pourchot 1971 H. Rainey Powell 1975

William Roger Pyeatt 1973 John Harvie Roe 1971 Kenneth R. Ross 1973 Andrew Rowlan 2009 Van G. Russell 1973

Joe Harvey Schmidt 1986 Gary P. Schneider 1975

Richard W. Cooper 1976 Rodney Bentley Coulter 1989 Kevin Douglas Creager 1992 Gerald L. Eubanks 1970 William D. Farr 1969

Dr. Todd Foster Farris 1987 Charles A. Gall 1972

Robert P. Gephardt 1975

Dr. Gilbert C. Gibson 1956 Mark Alan Gish 1977

Tim Charles Haley 1982

Dr. Ferdinand R. Hassler 1952 William Duane Hogan 1985

Dr. Lance Aaron Hoose 1994

Clifton Young Hughes IV 1994 Michael Pascoe Jewell 2016 Van A. Jones 1976

Frank S. Kimmel III 1992 Steven H. League 1974

Robert D. McGrew 1984

Kenneth W. Merideth, Jr. 1966 Michael Scott Moore 2000 William P. Moran 1969

Tyler Kyle Mullman 2002

John F. Niblack 1960

Robert L. Simpson III 1961

Dr. John Garfield Polkinghorne 1980

Robert E. Selman 1970

Frank Patterson Sims 1979 Stephen C. Sims 1977

John Baldwin Solberg 1986 D. Donald Spradlin 1970

Bruce Henry Stover 1971 David H. Street 1965

D. Scott Sullivan 1986

Charles Edward Tankersley 2006 George R. Tippens 1976 W. David Walker 1979

Bruce W. Wilkinson 1966

Kurt Oliver Williams 1981

Charlie Edward Wilson III 1996

Robert McClure Winchester 1979 Michael E. Woody 1976

Corry Woolington 1980

Oklahoma Tau

OKLAHOMA STATE

Andrew William Hood 1980

Robert R. Austin 1976

Russell V. Johnson III 1972

Ian Bruce Chapman 1989

James Leroy Self 1965

Justin Daniel Henry 2007

Stephen A. Ives 1973

Fred A. Chapman, Jr. 1950

C. Jack Corgan 1967

Dr. Thomas H. Merrill 1978

Steven Alan Graham 1974

Kerby Kerr Hunt 1981

Edward Scott Chapman 1997

Glen McLaughlin 1956

Ray Walton McKewon, Jr. 1970

James William Hatcher 1979

David Burt Hindman 1980

Joseph E. Cantrell 1955

Robert W. Clark 1975

OKLAHOMA CITY

Dr. Robert F. Hay 1970

Christopher Guy Busby 1987

Michael N. McGowan 1957

John Patrick Gilbert 1977 Robert R. Gilbert III 1961

Jason Crosbie Boyce 1994

Oklahoma Mu

Darrell T. Bains 1955

David Harry Batchelder 1971 John Douglas Bax 1990

Patrick Kenneth Nickles 1991 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 Billy B. Starr 1974

John Curtis Stobbe 1991

Corey Hilton Strombeck 1990 Robert John Tero 1985 David R. Towe 1977

Gene Van Dyke 1950

Robert D. Vaughn 1975

William K. Veazey, Sr. 1950 Richard A. Wagner II 1969 Scott W. Weirich 1976

Dr. Richard W. Woodman 1967 John M. Yeaman 1962 Kent C. Yoesting 1974

OREGON

Oregon Beta

Todd Dearborn Ainsworth 1979 Bruce Edward Lawson 1981 W. Charles Long 1964 Aidan McArthur

Dean Kelly Morell 1979

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) John W. Ragan 1982

Brian D. Ferrell 1984

Brett Harris Barth 1993

David Anthony Steil 1979

Lawrence A. Framburg 1953

Leslie G. Callahan III 1972

Charles J. Temple 1974

Stephen P. Freiherr 1967

Stephen Walker Ellis 1988

John R. Todd 1965

Anthony Robert Ignaczak 1986 Amb. Robert E. Lamb 1958

OREGON STATE

Dr. Donald S. Meck 1971

Richard C. Pisano 1956

Dr. Franklin A. Alvey 1960

George P. Nichol 1973

B. Franklin Reinauer III 1965

Mark T. Atwood 1975

Robert E. Petersen 1965

Steven Reed Saltzman 1985

Carl Martin Casale 1983

Ben Roeper 2014

James C. Warner 1959

Ronald E. Emmerson 1966

PhD Richard Ames Hergenrather 1971 Ronald C. Holloway 1968

William D. Schmicker 1965

Charles H. Schroeder 1960

PITTSBURGH

Randal Alan Sergesketter 1980

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron

Ronald T. Iwasaki 1967

Steven E. Short 1968

Gregory A. Baker 1972

Kevin Thomas Overbey 1986

E. Brian Smith 1960

Aaron J. Balch 2002

Alexander J. Paul 1970

Homer Bailey Terry, Jr. 1958

James H. Bregenser 1962

Ronald L. Perkins 1962

William N. Vinovich 1962

Dr. Louis W. Catalano, Jr. 1964

James Ray Powell 1969

Keith Lane Welcker 1980

David John Down 1985

Robert B. Schumacher 1957

Dr. Theodore R. Helmbold 1917

Scott F. Spiegelberg 1976

Jeffrey J. Leech 1968

Justin Reid Strohmeyer 2007

Harry C. Luebbe, Jr. 1947

Ron L. Thiesen 1961

Jameson Herndon

Dr. Val Peline 1952

Wayne D. Tollefson 1967

Donald Stephen Parsons 1975

John Andrew Thompson 1997

Thomas J. Vanderzanden 1967 Fredrick M. Walker 1975

RENSSELAER

PUGET SOUND

Gary R. Wilken 1968

New York Epsilon

Washington Gamma

Jon Rodney Wissler 1979

Dr. Timothy Campbell Beals 1986 Robert William Bolton 1982

OSWEGO

Robert Clagett 1974

Will Cabana

John Christopher Sebalos 2005

David J. Colten 1972

James E. Clary 1967

Jonathan Andrew Cohen 1979

PENN STATE-HARRISBURG

Alan H. Cottle 1974

Pennsylvania Psi-Eta

Robert H. Hammer III 1977

Dr. Bruce Scott Logan 1970

Frederick W. Herpel, Jr. 1969

Daniel M. Martin 1967

PENN STATE-UNIVERSITY PARK

Thomas A. Holloway 1973

George E. Matelich 1978

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta

Robert Donald Matthews 1970

Robert L. Busey, Jr. 1964

Gerald F. Reilly 1966

Richard L. Campbell 1964

Walter Stackler 2025

H. Richard Ishler, Jr. 1963

Carl E. Meyer 1969

Kevin Christopher Staehly 2014

Eric R. Lindner 1975

Wayne Marlo Stebner 1965

James L. Lovejoy 1963

Larry James Wetterhus 1954

Clement B. Newbold, Jr. 1961

Lloyd G. Whiton III 1968

Robert W. Scannell 1980

Jeffrey John Semmer 1982

PURDUE

Kerry Lee Small 1984

Indiana Beta

CAPT Charles F. Stender 1962

Charles W. Ashing III 1959

Donald E. Walmsley 1959

Joseph P. Beimford, Jr. 1972

Dr. W Bruce Walsh 1959

David A. Bigler 1958

Mark Joseph Wasikonis 1982

David Anthony Boss 1985

David Polk Buntin 1985

Virgil Gene Burkhardt 1955 John Stanley Castell 1956 Lloyd C. Cooper 1959

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Paul F. Kondrath 1963

David Stith Lowe 1990

Hayden Roberts

Harry Edward Hill III 1970

Peter Alvin Hutchins 1979 Charles H. Learoyd 1967

Maxwell Reiner

Peter H. Craig 1966

Rainer P. Ellis 1966

Michael Joseph Guida 1997

Fredric T. Langton 1961

Tanner Alexander Zimmerman 2019

Dr. John C. Daidola 1969 Luis Roberto Garcia 1985

Eric Michael Grabowski 1989

Kane Schrum 2025

James C. Bischoff 1975 Charles F. Cassidy 1980

Charles R. Brown 1956

Edwin Andres Gonzalez, Jr. 2012

James J. Beattie 1976

Leonard E. Bower 1969

Richard Miles Brooks 1982

New York Zeta

RANDOLPH-MACON Brooks Cowart

Douglas F. Mundrick 1975

Dick F. Thompson 1973

Thomas D. Wilson, Jr. 1967

Virginia Alpha

Anthony G. Massoud 1963

John Eric Thompson 1976

Robert E. Gotschall 1959

Robert W. Holzwarth 1950

Gilbert E. Paradies 1958

Danford Scott Afong 1981

Roger B. Gatewood 1968 Michael Anthony Graziani 1996

Jack D. Neal, Jr. 1962

Oregon Alpha

Archon Circle

Daniel Craig Ehman 1978

Pennsylvania Theta

Robert K. Spicker 1967

First-time Donor

John C. Coulson 1961

PENNSYLVANIA

Terrence W. Shea 1968

James P. Owens 1970

Christos G. Pantos 1967 Michael Quan 1970

David Victor Raphael 1999

Don Joseph Vanderhoef 1993 Salvatore J. Vitale, Jr. 1960

Eric Christopher Wenberg 1988 Dr. Jonathan Keay Witter 1982 Jeffrey Corbett Young 1995

RHODE ISLAND

Rhode Island Alpha

Robert J. Federico 1960

Harry Peter Hoopis 1969

RHODES

Tennessee Zeta

Bruce G. Allbright III 1974 Thomas C. Bailey 1973 Hamill B. Carey 1951

Robert A. Jetmundsen 1977 John H. Keesee 1973

Alfred K. Nippert, Jr. 1973

RICHMOND

Virginia Tau

Ryan Bertram 1999

Ted Brently Clark 1997

Dr. Charles M. Elliott 1966

Jonathan Turner Evans 1998 Charles B. Foley 1968

Jeffrey Parrish Hamm 1989 J. Ken Morgan, Jr. 1971 Ralph E. Peachee 1953

Lloyd E. Voneiff, Jr. 1976

Clifford Lyndon Yee 1997

ROCHESTER

New York Tau-Gamma

Andy Michael Bohne 2006

ROCKHURST

Missouri Delta

Christopher J. Campo 1985

James Francis Kelleher IV 1985

ROLLINS

Florida Omicron

Matthew Carmany

ROWAN

New Jersey Omega Joshua Gorcica

Rambod Heydarbeygi Ojosh Lamichhane

RUTGERS

New Jersey Rho Sinjin Videler

SACRAMENTO STATE California Xi

Shane Bailey

James Alan Bonilla 1979

Ethan Thomas Cline 2018 Dr. Karl D. Pape 1968

William R. Pickering 1973 Gary S. Pleau 1968

Ronald James Vance 1978 Erik Yoshizaki 2012

SACRED HEART

Connecticut Sigma-Eta Owen Delisle

Jake Maggiacomo Liam Vasilescu Trent Wright

Bruce Francis Lowthers, Jr. 1988

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS SAINT LEO

SAN JOSÉ STATE

SOUTH ALABAMA

Dan L. Vehle 1977

Collin Richard Good 2012

Donald R. Beall 1960

Joseph Daniel Barlar, Jr. 1975

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

Florida Alpha-Mu

Noah Pruszinski 2025

William Hunter Sammet

SAINT LOUIS

Missouri Zeta Collin West

SALEM STATE

Massachusetts Tau-Gamma Juan Ignacio Faria 2017

SALISBURY

Maryland Sigma

Woodrow A. Collins 1978

James Lawrence Finneran 1985

California Zeta

James W. Fuller 1962

Richard L. Heideman 1964 Leland P. James 1963

Ethan Zachary Lipsker 2019 Brooks T. Mancini, Sr. 1964 Charles M. Pettis 1950 Donald E. Ruff 1959

David V. Schweitzer 1957

John Sid Thompson 1959

SANTA CLARA California Phi

Roberto Carlos Brum 1990 E. Laurence Schott 1957

Michael Leon Fitzgerald 1986

SEWANEE

Seth Horne 2025

Dr. Joseph B. Delozier III 1977

Daniel H. Gladding 1978

Michael John King 1995

Joseph Michael Knecht, Jr. 1979

Dwight William Marshall, Jr. 1988 Dean Roger Prager 1987

J Michael Scarborough 1976 Carlton Allen Shatzer 1986

Michael Joseph Studnick 2025

Tennessee Omega

David C. Humphreys 1979 Wells Durham

McCarthy O’Neil

Paul Lee Prout 1961

Dr. Jerry Allison Snow 1961

Dr. John Beasley Thomas IV 1997

Robert Douglas Wilson 1994

SIMPSON

Tim Raymond Wright 1989

Gabriel Bruns

Clifford Winston Woodward III 1992

SAN DIEGO STATE California Theta

Dr. Patrick L. Abbott 1963 Robert G. Altman 1967 Mr. H. L. Banaga 1973

Ronald Arthur Bartleet 1985 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

Christopher Aaron McCoy 2002 Adam Christopher Porter 2002 John A. Ramsey 1965 Gregory J. Seda 1970

Glenn D. Southard 1974 William D. Urbach 1971 Richard V. Wells 1969

SAN FRANCISCO California Sigma

Dr. Steven John Brattesani 1982 William Calvin Godward 1977 Jeff Hersh 1992

Kevin M. Leong 1970

Iowa Sigma

Stan R. Campbell 1974

Scottland Cooper

Robert D. Jenkins III 1973 Jacob Mowat

Bryan Thomas Op’t Holt 2001 Brennan Powell

Alan Glenn Stabler 1980

SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina Delta

Michael King Bell 1975

Stephen A. Burnett 1973 William S. Cowan 1964

James Everette Dyer 1975 Robert Oakley Elrod 1985

David Rutherford Galloway, Jr. 1994 Samuel Hartzog

Kevin Michael Kulp 1994

James Edgar Nash III 2024

H. Montague Osteen, Jr. 1963

Dr. Hudnall Weaver Paschal 1981 James Hendrick Pressly 2009 James H. Rainero 1972

Joseph Donald Reid II 1982 W. Marshall Simons 1982 Neill M. Timmons 1976

Robert G. Vassy, Jr. 1975

Kenneth M. Wofford 1980

Byron Charles Yahnis 1983

Michael Andrew Christensen 2010

SOUTH DAKOTA

Kerry P.J. Doran 1964

Jamie Beisch 1999

John Randell Croat 1975 Ryan Holladay

John W. Iles 1969 Spencer Krantz

Dr. Zachary David Lancaster 2013 Peyton Lauer

Brett Allen Martin 2003 Paul B. Nelson 1961

Seth Isaiah Gunner Niccum 2022 Dr. Robert E. Oleson 1962

Zachary Richard Rosol 2023 Scott Michael Sams 1994

Dr. Scott Allan Slechta 1980 Roger W. Spahr 1962

Tyler Charles Stokesbary 2017 Jack D. Summerbell 1957

Mike Landon Underwood 1993 Joseph Wollum

SONOMA STATE

California Alpha-Alpha

Trevor Douglas Frampton 1994

Damon Bret Hirschensohn 1998 James Gordon Mitchell 2005

Daniel Joseph Nadarski 1991

Travis Bartholomew Powers 1992 David Siembieda 1993

Shay Michael Stewart 1996

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Alabama Chi

South Dakota Sigma Robert Jeffery Blumenthal 1984 Gannon Cauwels

Kelly Gene Ellingson 1986 Aiden Ettleman

Dr. Ryan Lowell Geraets 1999 Donald Charles Griffin 1989

Francis Gregory Homan 1985 Josh Houska 2011

Arlin L. Houtkooper 1964 Dr. Jay W. Hubner 1964

Harvey C. Jewett IV 1970 Doyle L. Knudson 1974

Bryan Randall Kouri 1990 Jackson Kronberg

James F. Leach 1961

Gregori Lebedev 1966

William Scott Lenker 1990 Robert W. Martin 1957

Steven John Porter 1962 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

Michael W. Vehle 1972

South Dakota Theta

Dr. Terry H. Berner 1972

Chad Leonard Christopherson 1991 Derek Dakota Demers 2024 Jake DeNomme

Michael L Evink 1990

Daniel Michael Kainz 1994

Dr. Michael Vernon Relf 1988

Clark Schoening 1987

Anthony Palmer Vargas-Kunkel 2022

SOUTH FLORIDA Florida Delta

Vincent Capitano III 1978 Jim J. Daniels 1969

Harrison P. Fail, Jr. 1964 Richard W. Lane 1968

Eddie Edwin Litton II 1987 Toby Sean Manulak 1994

Stewart Andrew Marshall III 1970 David S. Searles, Jr. 1968 MG Luis Raul Visot 1978

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA California Gamma Dan Clark 1968

Mark Philip Esbensen 1979 Glenn A. Haldan 1966

Mr. Alan Johnson 1995

Guy Keven Johnson 1981 Dr. Robert N. Jones 1961 Alex Kostich

Richard E. Lawrence 1961 Warren H. Lortie 1967

Laureston H. McLellan 1961 Terrance C. Miller 1962 Maximilian Olsen

Greg Lee Rawlings 1981

Dustin Ryan Slinkard 2009 Howard W. Speer 1953

William Michael Vangelos 1983 Luke O’Brien Vogt 2001

SOUTHERN METHODIST Texas Delta

Dr. Gary Leslie Appelt 1970

Leonard H. Armistead III 1973 Herbert Arnold III 1960 David Eric Ash 2000

David A. Beach 1967

James Curtis Boyd 1977 Gary T. Crum 1969

Robert Gotovac, Jr. 1986 Gary D. Huselton 1968 James Long 2014

Nicholas Alexander Ludwig 2024 George M. Luhn, Jr. 1955

Grant Edwin Mashek 2002

Dr. Gilbert Rice Meadows 1970 Arthur H. Middleton 1968

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Dr. Daniel C. Peavy 1960 Joseph C. Sumner 1954

TENNESSEE-MARTIN

Samuel Preston Blouin 2017

W. Keith Hurt 1981

Charles E. Robinson 1969

James Thomas Legins 1990

James Edwin Sowell 1970

Ronnie Neill 1974

John M. Tye III 1967

Anthony Gordon White 1992

Richard O. Williams 1960

Massachusetts Sigma

Richard C. Ware II 1968

Welcome Wade Wilson III 2020

SYRACUSE

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI

New York Delta

Mississippi Sigma

Richard M. Gray 1962

Carl J. Aycock 1971

Dr. Daniel Michael Maxwell 1986

Benjamin Barham 2017

Scott Howard Read 1990

Adam Bienvenue

Jacob Ryan Brogan 2023 M. Todd Buchanan 1990 Chandler Cook

James Thomas Garrett III 1979 Dr. Jerry C. Griffin 1967

Mack Marcellus Harper, Jr. 1979

Mark Theodore Kelly 1983

Brent Rogers Bechtol 2022

Gary Anthony Roberts, Jr. 1993

Barry Beeson 1967

TENNESSEE

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

Thomas L. Carter 1950

Christopher William Bird, Sr. 1984

Bobby J. Cochran 1956

Oscar Holcombe Crosswell 1963

Gerry M. Goodman 1965

William Clayborne Duvall, Jr. 1996

Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr. 1963

James F. Erwin 1973

Gary Wayne Luskie 1969

Preston Frede 2023

Edwin Dale Shaver 1979

Christiaan Jonas Graf 1999

Owen Russell Worley, Jr. 1970

Robert T. Halpin, Jr. 1973

Michael D. Kiss 1974

TEXAS STATE

Mr. Graham Hill 1971

Dr. J. Fletcher Lee 1956

Jackson Edward Daniel 2017

David Allen Lane 1970

Bailey Watson 2019

Andrew J. Lewis III 1977

Robert M. Chambers 1969

Clayton E. Johnson 1973

Mark Wray Chiozza 1990

William C. Leslie 1965

Kimbrough L. Dunlap III 1985

Brent Johnston Lindley 1997

Jack Dunn

Donald R. MacDonald 1968

Alex Durieux

Justin Malpass

Rob Bibb Frost, Jr. 1990

Bryce Mullen

Shelby Morris Hadden 1961

Bryce Pardew 2023

Michael W. Parker 1968

Tillman J. Keller III 1963

Jonathan Michael Richard 1990 Cameron Rios

Harry C. Andrews 1964

Frank Amalon Wilk IV 2023

Robert J. Finger 1970

Walter Douglass Wills III 1971

Robert B. Gowin 1980

Robert E. Withers 1964

Robert V. Heldman 1958

Morgan M. Zook 1950

Douglas R. McDonald 1971 D. Douglas Muirhead 1970

Tennessee Delta

Robert Badcon Thompson 1970

Brandon Cole Boyd 2007

David P. Velasquez 1971

Joseph Dominick Diaferia III 2010

Angel Villeraldo

Dr. John A. Howington 1985

Philip L. Waters 1955

Dr. Richard L. Schultz 1970 LTC Richard G. Smith 1963

STOCKTON

New Jersey Rho-Sigma Nicholas Edward Zimmerman 2020

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Archon Circle

A. Patrick McEvoy, Jr. 1971

Hal Barry Buchanan 1960

Kenneth B. Meyer 1973

J. David Cason 1974

Laurence B. Neuhaus 1969

Robey A. Clark 1972

William M. Pierce 1973

Theodore M. Fergeson 1961

Donald L. Poarch 1974

Ryan Jeffrey Hood 2008

R. Alan Shivers, Jr. 1968

Andrew Lewis Kerr 1971

John L. Wagner 1973

David W. Ledyard 1972

Michael I. Wheeler 1973

Kenneth D. Mauck 1965

Forrest Jacob Wynn 1999

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Robert Ellis Meadows 1970

Stephen T. Buschardt 1972

Gregory N. Moore 1971

W. Brant Chandler 1979

Laurence W. Nixon 1971

Will A. Courtney, Sr. 1958

Stephen Jay Plumb 1971

Giles M. Forbess 1961

Dr. Brian D. Ranelle 1968 Scott H. Shuford 1975

Dr. Robert G. Kinney 1960

W. Timothy Weaver 1975

John F. Lown 1972

George Jewell Wommack 2006

LTC Stuart R. McMeans 1975 Timothy L. Miller 1971

TEXAS-DALLAS

Johnnie D. Odum 1970

Texas Chi

Dean Raimond Quinn 1982

Christian Grousbeck

George Prochaska, Jr. 1968

Viraj A Patel 2019

Graham B. Luhn 1960

Texas Alpha

Kamden Deane Kanaly 2006

TENNESSEE TECH

William Souveroff, Jr. 1956

William Moran Hickey, Jr. 1981

Javier Arellano, Jr. 2005

John Jacob Werner II 1986

Robert Anthony Dickinson 1986

Robert H. Graham 1968

Bernard A. Rolfes, Jr. 1971

William Robert Vance, Jr. 1985

Dr. Laurence A. Darrow 1973

Lloyd Robin French III 1973

Lawrence E. Maddox 1975

David Lloyd Surber 1990

John Robert Connelly, Jr. 1978

Dr. James B. Montgomery 1973

TEXAS TECH

Benjamin Yancey Spangler 2015

Charles G. Cale 1964

Jack Ferruzzo 2025

Alfred L. Roach 1970

William Douglas Singer 1973

Roger S. Bounds 1964

Christopher Lander 1972

Leon O. Lewis, Jr. 1930

Dylan Rogers

California Alpha

William C. Duvall 1970

Zachary Sterling Watson 2020

Andrew Prather

STANFORD

Donald Mark DeWalch 2022

Jody D. Lane 2022

Brett Douglas Patterson 1990

John E. Houx 1956

Dan R. Cullum 1964

Robert Bryan Rendon 1994

Craig Huseman Metz 1977

New York Rho

William M. Burney III 1971

Barksdale Hortenstine 2022

R. Matlock 1960

ST. LAWRENCE

Louis A. Beecherl III 1979

Texas Sigma

Stephen Addison Koella 1994

James Donald Sterling 1989

Michael A. Barnett 1975

Joseph M. Cayton 1973

Richard B. Vance 1968

Michael Walker Hecht 2021

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Texas Beta

Kenneth M. Hardin 1963

Henry E. Christenberry 1968

John South Lewis 1970

First-time Donor

Joel Alfred Prellop 1994

Alton E. Blakley, Jr. 1980

Toby Leon Jeffreys 1979

Clark S. Willingham 1967

Daniel N. Wood 1971

Texas Rho

Texas Tau

David Luther Claridge 1981

Tennessee Kappa

Fred S. Haddad 1968

David G. Wight 1964

James Edward Chisolm 1981

Ryan Stimson 2025

Mr. Maurice McIntosh Forsyth 1986

William Lee Winstead 1998

Mark Robert Turner 1983

TAMPA

Trevor Sandler 2025

CPT Mark R. Eubanks 1970

Edwin E. Sargent 1968

TEXAS A&M

Alec Robinson

Hon. M. Ronald Doleac 1970

Dale R. Johnson 1975

CPT Douglas H. Wassmer 1965

Florida Chi

Connor Cooley

Willard B. Robbins III 1979

Ross H. Sinclair 1972

Steve J. Herson 1968

Robert H. Banks, Jr. 1972

Tennessee Tau

Curtis Sid McMillan 1979

Jeffry John Comanici 1988

Randal P. Alford 1972

Wade Rogers Quinn 1984

SUFFOLK

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

James Xavier Balandran 2010 Michael Peter Parmerlee 2006

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS TEXAS-TYLER

TROY

Kaleb Arteaga

James Lewis Martin 1982

Texas Zeta

Lloyd Joseph Blondin 2011 Brant Lee Cain 2013 Tyler O’Brien

Alabama Epsilon

Joseph Edward Parish, Jr. 1987 James Ronald Pinckard 1981

Joey Retes

TULANE

TOLEDO

John Ernest William Baay II 1984

Ohio Nu

Bruce E. Alexander 1964

Dr. Charles M. Balch 1964 Brian Carlin Biggs 2009 Hayes Bingham

Colton Blubaugh

Brent L. Cousino 1978

Frank Joseph Dobnikar 2003 Mark D. Everhart 1975 Howard B. Foltz 1973

Charles S. Freed 1956

Jon Charles Freed 1983

Stephen L. Gepford 1964

Jon Donald Gochenour 1992 Gerald L. Guernsey 1959 Tristan Hill 2009

Charles E. Hodge 1964 Owen Johnson

Josiah Daniel Karriem 2024

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon Neil D. Blue, Jr. 1954

Dr. Robert E. Dilworth 1966

Joseph L. Fitzgibbons 1976 Miguel M. Flechas III 1959

Rev. W. Gedge Gayle, Jr. 1960 Louis A. J. Kapicak 1966 Phillip C. Long 1965

Michael Temers Masur 1983 Dr. Ronald B. Mitchell 1947 Lester G. Nash 1958

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

Richard W. Stephens 1966 Eric T. Swanson 1972

Foster Walker III 1966

Carl E. Warden, Jr. 1961 Robert Wiegand II 1970

Kris Eugene Khoenle 1991

UC BERKELEY

Robert D. Kraft 1963

Gregory D. Beltran 1978

Bruce E. Kirkham 1967

Dr. J. Kevin Maney 1975 Kent R. Matthews 1963

Bryan Michael Minges 2001

William Casimir Nowicki 1988 Charles E. Packard 1967 Michael K. Pietras 1979

California Beta

Dr. Ronald N. Clazie 1960 John V. Hook 1944

Harold Brian Hoppe 1980

Massimo Alessandro Navarretta 2018 David Cooke Thomas 1982

James H. Reed 1963

UC DAVIS

Michael Ray Tasker 1995

William R. Gaines 1980

Anthony J. Salm 1990

Dr. H. Murray Todd 1963

Shawn James Tysiak 1998 Jerrold A. Vincent 1967 Keith Alvin Walker 1990

California Kappa

Paul Lazard Lion III 1979

Mark David Spannagel 2002 Dr. Jan C. Swanson 1964

Dr. Robert A. Welch 1973

UC IRVINE

David Charles Whitaker 1970

Jason John Hamilton 2007

Ronald Thomas Welty, Jr. 1985

TOWSON

California Psi

Ben Johnson II 1987

Maryland Alpha

UC SAN DIEGO

Gary Richard Armstrong, Jr. 1990

Jayden Tran 2018

David Henry Affeldt 1987

Michael Lee Bankert 1983

George Lory Good, Jr. 1985

California Chi

Cheyenne Yari 2013

Les H Ireland 1986

UC SANTA BARBARA

Jeffrey Brent Lamkin 1991

Dr. Stephen C. Dinsmore 1971

Jeffrey Philip Jacobs 1991 Joseph Samuel Little 1987 Jonathan B. Long 1989 Jeffrey Motsco 1992 Daniel Suissa 1984

California Eta

M. Blair Hull 1961

Jay W. Jeffcoat 1967 Jacob Lee

Kevin Sorensen McClatchy 1985 Michael J. McKenzie 1978 Steven C. Mendell 1963

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COL Lawrence H. Reichner 1959 David Carl Skvarna 1990

CDR Edward M. Williams 1958 James W. Woodworth 1962

UTAH

Utah Phi

Paul R. Barber 1968

Theodore A. Domino 1973 Roger G. Segal 1968

UCLA

California Delta

William A. Bryan 1966

David Bruce Dollinger 1986 Dr. Bill Dorfman 2018

Robert A. Gershon 1960

Johnathan Blaise Golightly 2011 Lee David Groza 1989 Brian D. Holmes 1983

Rev William C. Houghton 1955 Roy H. Jones 1959

CPT Kent Parsons 1964 Donald M. Pierro II 1976

Harry Richard Sherburne, Jr. 1980 Drew B. Sones 1970

David W. Warner 1958

John Rendall Webber III 1978 Robert S. Withers 1975

Garrett R. Wittkopp 1968

UTAH STATE

Utah Upsilon

Peter Currey Rolfing 1982

Christopher Seibert 1975

Michael Paul Snyder 1981 Dr. Floyd L. Tarbet 1955

UT-EL PASO

Texas Gamma

Andrew Thomas Barbe 1992

Thomas Charles Behan 1970 Benjamin Celis 2000

Dr. Thomas Mankin Fullerton, Jr. 1981 Dr. Gervis F. Galbraith, Jr. 1962

Charles F. Tupper, Jr. 1964

VALDOSTA

Georgia Sigma

Dr. C. Scott Edenfield 1979

UC-RIVERSIDE

California Omicron

Jonathan David Bookspun 1991 Jeffrey Scott Casaw 1992 Roger John Gallego 1991

Ernest John Mortensen 1962 Charles Bernard Shiner 1999 Timothy Jon Siegel 1991

Jared Douglas Wood 1997

UC-SANTA CRUZ

California Omega

LTC Richard Cao 1995

John Paret Latimer, Jr 1990

Robert Andrew Greenway 1980 Jason Grant Hampton 2004

Bruce Darby Hornbuckle 1978 William Maurice Queen 1978 Alan Edward Ridge 2000

C. Byrd Simmons, Jr. 1977 Paul Eaton Towle, Jr 1982

VANDERBILT

Tennessee Nu

Paul Henry Anderson, Jr. 1970 Seawell J. Brandau 1958

Matthew Davidson Dale 2005 William H. Ferguson 1970 Jason C. Gordon 1993

UMBC

Maryland Omicron-Pi

Brian Anthony Baum 1994

Tobias Edward Belloff 1991

Joseph Raymond Gallagher 1992 Kevin Douglas Heilman 1989

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

Raeburn Barnett Rothrock 1991 William George Voelp 1989

Thomas Jeffrey Wheatley 1991

Dr. Frederick C. Joyce, Jr. 1956 Ryan P. Littleton 2003

Thomas D. Magruder, Jr. 1969

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

R. Sidney Ransom, Jr. 1968

Joseph Hardin Staley III 1983 Clarence H. Taylor, Jr. 1956

William W. Whorley, Jr. 1963

VERMONT

Vermont Beta

Robert A. Longhi 1958

UNION

Tennessee Eta

Vernon Stanley Ekrut 1968 Stephen M.Eldridge 1997 James D. Gass 1957

Michael J. Montgomery 1970 William Henry Pitt III 1993

VIRGINIA

Virginia Omicron

Victor Maceo Dandridge III 1986 John Nicholas Suhr, Jr. 1988

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH Virginia Chi

USC UPSTATE

South Carolina Beta

Tyler Stephen Thompson 2013

Jonathan Toney Crossland 2005

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) VIRGINIA TECH Virgil Glenn Nelson 1982

David Charles Jacobson 2000

Charles H. Tafel, Jr 1994

Connor Steensma Jaxson Vincent

Frank Wolfgang Kruppa 1998

Dr. Anthony Huston Sgro 1989

Donald F. Werschem 1964

Bryan D. Ley 2002

Dr. Frank Downing Straus 1976

Ben Whisler

Jackson Noel Lowery 2020

Timothy Reagan Wilhelm 1995

Michael Patrick Lynch 1990

WASHINGTON (MO)

Kevin Lee Williams 1978

J. Randall Nobles 1976

Missouri Beta

Thomas G. Wischer 1967

Robert Charles Randle 1979

F. Gilbert Bickel III 1966

Samuel Zandstra

Rodney Clay Randle 1979

Raymond L. Chung 1989

Dr. Steven Jay Fleischman 1992

Alexander Saelzler

WESTMINSTER

Michael Donell Young 1980

John T. Baumstark 1967

Samuel Henderson Waite 1980

Samuel J. Hardy III 1957 Donald L. Howard 1949

Joseph Reed Kass 1981

Cody Robert Bush 1997

North Carolina Omega

Walter C. May 1954

Travis Dow Ewing 2009

Brittan Michael Davis 2007

John Patrick Morris 1986

CPT Timothy Allan Fanter 1989

Cody Edward Dunlap 2015

Dr. Jeffrey Scot Rumbyrt 1985

John C. Giorza 1972

Kevin Neill Gath 2014

Nicolas Schmidt

Benjamin Joseph Hittinger 2010

Donald W. Smith 1958

Gibson Perry McIntire 2023

Paul Alison Turner 1989

Kent C. Mueller 1962

William Ray Buckberry 1982

Thomas Lane Anderson 1983

James Frederick Muench 1986

Dr. Ted M. Cudnick 1967

Aaron Michael Cooley 2019

Larry H. Ross 1960

Jason Scott Embry 1994

Jack Westley Dearth II 2014

Ralph Michaels Slocum 1986

Frederick H. Goins 1971

Dr. Joseph H. Delaney 1970

Ronald P. Weller 1966

John B. Graham, Jr. 1970

Rick Keating 1968

James W. Kenyon 1959

Dr. Gabriel Alfonso Hernandez 1981

WICHITA STATE

Stillie L. Mason 1974

LTC Peter Vincent Austin 1986

Rev William Leroy Johnson III 1981

Thomas Scott Laplant 1979 Lawrence E. Stone 1963

Ronnie Lee Miller 1966

George A. Swendiman 1967

Jacob Stephen Bivens 2022

Robert Allen Norvell 1983

Dr. Jon M. Wamba 1958

Dr. Sam N Cohlmia, MD 1989

John Casey Perkins, Jr. 1981

James Frederic Cox 1973

Gregory W. Pryor 1987

WASHINGTON STATE

Gary Alan Farha 1979

William Dallas Rector 1980

Washington Beta

Zach Gordon

Dr. Richard C. Rink 1974

Robert F. Abramson, Jr. 1969

Bryon C. Hamilton 1972

Randall Wayne Schocke 1978

Michael B. Bauer 1969

Thomas Stephen Ulmer 1977

Patrick A. Berschauer 1976

Cliff Hoseah

Grant Christopher Williams 2016

Stephen Lawrence Boulanger 1988 Devere Jerry Burtenshaw 1956

WESTERN MICHIGAN

Kent A. Christensen 1958

Michigan Delta

Jeff James Christianson 2003

Jack B. Anderson 1966

D. Gray Clark 1960

Aaron Comensky

LTC Robert W. Finley, Jr. 1952 James K. Hayner 1972

Douglas K. Rickerson 1955

William S. Fiscus III 1986

Matthew James Haran 2000

Florida Sigma

Robert Michael Kelly 1971

Bradley J. Bean 1975

Ralph Miesel 1971

Millard L. Bowlin 1976

Mason Molek

Gregory V. Brock 1973

Michael T. O’Reilly 1971

Gavin Ellis

Justin Oviatt

Richard Freeman 1970

Chrisitan Pakos

Leo Gillson

Ritchie Sidener 1969

Gary Benjamin Strout 1999 Edward J. Vega 1971

Nicholas C. Birtcil 2009

Charles B. Farkas 1967

WEST FLORIDA

Roger L. McClure 1967

William Bruce Dorrance 1994 R. David Eick 1972

James C. Wright 1974

Ryan Travis Martin, MBA 2001

WILLAMETTE

Joshua Paul Downey 2007

Peter T. Smith 1972

Larry L. Kennedy 1969

James Taylor Curry 1983 Jaycob Delong

Edward Charles Reinhart III 1993

Kansas Gamma

Ronald L. Barnum 1968

Charles G. Newton, Jr. 1988

Mark Robert Virkelyst 2010

George Wallace Mahn III 1992

Christopher Waldrop Morledge 1990

Christopher Baldwin

Richard E. Amen 1965

Randall P. Johnson 1974

Dr. Jerry N. Middleton 1959

Kentucky Beta

Washington Alpha

Roger G. Harrison, Jr. 1967

Richard E. Marshall 1962

WESTERN KENTUCKY

WASHINGTON (WA)

Missouri Gamma

Robert E. Boen, Jr. 1967

WESTERN CAROLINA

LTC Kent W. Lattig 1961

Oregon Gamma

George E. Chandler 1961

Kevin Michael Dean 2006 John R. Galbraith 1960

COL Gerald M. May 1961

David MacLure Milloy 1979

Dr. Kenneth H. Schrecengost 1959 Terry N. Shuchat 1962

Matthew Thain Spencer 1999 Dr. Ronald E. Williams 1962 Dr. John W. Wood 1959

Deceased Donor

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

WILLIAM & MARY Virginia Kappa

Muhammed Al Saffar

Sean Craig Bilby 1993

James W. Brinkley 1959 James R. Carling 1964

Edward J. T. Cook 1986

Theodore Geis 2025

David Arthur Marshall 1994

Brian Meyer 2017

Scott Oppenheim 2002

Joseph Baran Petro 1969

WINTHROP

South Carolina Sigma Gianni Allen

Ryan McKenzie Arioli 2017 Steadman Boston 2017

Kyle Steven Conrad 2020

Casey Lane Green 2024

Layne Brodie Smith 2019

WISCONSIN

Wisconsin Alpha

Robert H. Bloss 1963

Steven Richard Clavette 1980 Austin John Evans 2005 Harold W. Ingalls 1969

Stuart A. Johnson 1966

Dr. Peter A. McCoy 1967

James Peter McDermott 1984 Mac A. McKichan, Jr. 1960 Merle G. Pautsch 1966

WISCONSIN-STOUT Wisconsin Sigma Andrew Emerson

WOFFORD

South Carolina Gamma Gary N. Babcock 1972

Dr. Robert P. Bethea, Sr. 1965

Joseph Robert Cantey, Jr. 1991 Tucker Crenshaw

Gerry F. Inabinet 1963

Dr. Boyce M. Lawton III 2021

Dwight F. Patterson, Jr. 1961 Jake Simmons

Mitchell H. Smith, Jr. 1958

Lemuel E. Wiggins III 1960

WORCESTER

Massachusetts Delta

Daniel Paul Amirault 2018 Andrew Bentivenga

Rafael Jacob Caballero 2025 Gabriel Colebourn

Robert C. Cournoyer 1970

Joseph L. Ferrantino 1967 Louis A. Ferraresi, Jr. 1972 George C. Harvey 1970

Brian David Huntley 1980 Daniel Hurley 1980

Robert H. Slemmons 1966

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

Archon Circle

Dana Edwin Smith 1978

Kenneth E. Jernigan 1969

Frank Michael Pieruccini 1984

First-time Donor

Buford Frank Harmon, Jr. 1974 Brian D. Haugen 1988

Virginia Zeta

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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SECTION TITLEOF HERE HONOR ROLL DONORS WORCESTER (CONTINUED) Edward S. Jamro 1973

Donald K. Peterson 1971 Paul J. Sartori 1971

Jaimeson Truppi 2025

LTC James V Works 1988

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha

David Ernest Bitner 1969

Michael Tobin Bonner 1993 Adam Robert Boyd 2013

Daniel Wayne Cable 1984

Richard Thomas Cook 1981 Paul A. Dona 1975

Paul Monroe Duncan 1981

Dr. Frederick M. Emerich 1968 Richard Daniel Hammer 1981 Glenn J. Hertzler 1976

Peter Randall Irey 2008

Jeremiah Allen Johnke 2003 Archie J. Jurich 1943

Joseph Braly Kelly 1980 George E. Lantz 1974 Phillip D. Laue 1971

Thomas B. Lee 1974 Kellen McCoul

Curtis E. Meier, Jr. 1975

Frank Mendicino II 1961

Nicholas Mark Metzler 1987

Richard G. Montgomery 1952 Daniel J. Perdue 1975

Bernard Thomas Phelan 2005 Donald P. Prehoda, Jr. 1967 W. Richard Scarlett III 1964 Frank L. Shriver 1971

Alexander John Smeaton 2009

Alan R. Stephenson 1968 Richard R. Tempest 1972 Richard C. Titus 1963

Nicholas Charles Turner 2014

Gregory Gerard Vaughn, CPA 2007 Nicholas Gerard Vaughn 2012 Robert B. Warner 1970

YALE

Connecticut Omega

Jonathan Wilson Meeks 1995

YOUNGSTOWN STATE Ohio Alpha

Anthony J. Bernard 2004 Owen Bertram 2024

Michael B. Ciesielski 1972 Braden Claypoole

Jacob Howard Clemente 2025 Jeremy Clemente

Joseph Michael Costello, Jr. 2003 Richard Ross Courtney 2012 Tom L. Davis 1976

John Michael Degenova 1986

Brandon Michael Droney 2019 Michael Scott Hipkins 1991

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David Allen Jakovina 2020

Maureen Gellerman

A. Scott Noble

Kevin James Lynch 2008

Vasiliki Gerentes

Edwin C O’Neal

Nicholas David Locke 2022 Mark William McDonough 1998

Matthew Joseph McDonough 1993 Ralph McDonough 2017 Francesco McElrath John A. Mills III 1967

Edward A. Moore 1964

James S. Omodio 1969 Chase Pastor

Albert Pasquale Pompeo 1987 Nathan Pope

Justin Andrew Shaughnessy 2022 Dylan Jacob Straley 2023

Chad Richard Torres 2019

FRIENDS OF SAE Adam A

Rayna Aaronson Edward Acosta Denzel Adhola Eno Allemand L. L. Allison

Annika Andrews Eric Andrews

Jill Angerbauer

Leslie Ann Arnold

Devotie Hall Association Elizabeth Barrett

Janet Mayer Bates

Douglas and La Verne Benham Arlene R Berkowitz Laura Bianchi

Jimena Blandon

Hannah Cotton Blenden Susan K. Bloss Katy Bourland

Gweneth Bruen Ellen Brunner

Megan Callaway Misty Cassady

Vivian & H. Scott Caven Jayne Chapman

Shira Kim Cohen Jamie Collins Rick Cooper Kim Corelli

Emily Crockett Ria David

J. Cole Dawson III Alysse Delpozzo

Makenzie Denver Gilii Devilliers

Brenda Dirkse

Shasta Dowding

Theodore Dunagan David Eppler

Jeffrey John Fellows Robin French

Heather Frost

Emma Futterman Kiara Galvin

Mary B. Garver

Nancy Generelly Cate Gillie

Isabella Gomez

Rebecca Ogle

Rachael Orlowski Kaitlyn Oviatt

Linda Jo Grider

Melinda Oviatt

Sofija Grujic

Alexis Pascarella

Joani Halcomb

Jennifer Hammond Stephanie Hayden Eleanor L. Hayes Taylor Head

Sydney Heltzer

Sandra Payne

Isadora Pellegrinetti Vernon Piper

Richard Posthumus Stacia Pratt

Julia Preston

Sarah Henson

Jane Purdie

Jennifer Heyen

Carolyn Quilici

JJ Hirschle

Elizabeth Roadman

Staige Hodges

Virginia Hotaling

Ethelmae C Humphreys Emma Hyler Amelia Irvin

Lilly Roberts

Rebecca H. Rosdick Sophia Rosenberg Nancy Russell

Curtis T. Schultz

Carol Irving

Matthew Jackson

Richard L. Johnson, Jr. Avery Kerr

Mary Ann Kilb

Barbara Shackelford Bunny Shackelford Leslie Sharp

Sam Silverstein Alison Simioni

Tom Kilian

Carolyn Kimberlin Aubrey Kirk

Gloria Kuehn

Madison Simmons Sally Skaggs

Barbara E Slankard Douglas C. Smith

Alison Lai

Paige Swierski

Mia LaPat

Kennedy Lehnen Randy Lewis

Emmy Liniado

Pete Taylor Sasha Teta

Stacy Turnof Ruth Utti

Linda Lucas

Nathan Lukacsko Dianna Lyons Lisa Lyons

Mark Vandevanter Ava Varzino

Nicole Vicars Keira Ward

Chuck Magee

Catherine Weaver

Josh Martineau

Harriet Weirich

Amy Mathias

Mia Westphal

Loghan Maye

Mat Whatley

Chris Mayfield

Chandra Willett

Ella McCarthy

Rachel Peden McCarty Trisia Ficther McCarty Gabrielle McCleish Erika Mckee

Sarah McNamara Megan Meier

Alida Messinger

Traci Willis

Anne Wilson

Mariruth Wittkamp

Sarah Worthington Maggie Wright Patricia Yorke Abbie Young

Gail Metts Mia Miller

Paige Miller

Robert Mitchell Tiffany Molek

Natalie Monteith Michael Morgan Michael Nalin Sophia Nan

Jennifer D. Nicholson Mary Bausch Nippert Barbara Nistler

This list reflects donations received between January 1 and June 30, 2025,

and all living Founders’ Circle and Heritage Society Donors.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) IN HONOR

by Matthew William Gries

Juan Ignacio Faria 2017

by Patrick Brian Roberts

by Alison Lai

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon

by Robert Frederick Croll, Jr.

by Stephen Bolan Crilly

SOUTH CAROLINA

Hunter Lauren Willis 2022

by Traci Willis

South Carolina Delta

CAL POLY POMONA

by Tucker Crenshaw

by Thomas Benedict Renwald

by Timothy David Brieger

John Wesley Tucker, Jr. 1987

California Alpha-Beta

by Viraj A Patel

by William Bradley Beanblossom

FRIENDS OF SAE

Matthew William Jones 1997

CAL STATE LONG BEACH

David L. Arendt 1978

by M. Ronald Doleac

California Lambda

by Thomas Lawrence Spellman

IN MEMORY

Mariano Rubino 1983

by Jose Hanagan

William Gary Westling 1983

Robert B. Hedges 1953

by Dr. J Michael Finley

ALABAMA

by Daniel Collin Stanczak

EVANSVILLE

Alabama Mu

CENTRAL FLORIDA

Indiana Epsilon

Hugh B. Miller, Jr. 1932

Florida Epsilon

by Landon Cabell Garland Miller, Jr.

James Richard Brodmerkel 1998

Hugh B. Miller III 1957

by Roberto Castro

CINCINNATI

Robert W. Cicinelli 1976

Alabama Alpha-Mu

Christopher Cullen Fehring 1995

by O’Neil Franso

Joe Frank Lassiter 1997

by Brian C. Kennedy

Maryland Delta

HOUSTON

by Thomas H. Riddell III

Patrick J. Jacobus 1966

Texas Epsilon

by Joseph T. Ruland

CAL STATE LONG BEACH

Jason Paul Andrick 1997

by Henry Noah Haddaway

Illinois Alpha-Omega

INDIANA

by Jose Hanagan

Kim Lawrence Quaco 1976

Thomas Alvin Praegitzer 1983

Daniel Collin Stanczak 2003

by SAE Financial & Housing Corporation

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta

by Jose Hanagan

CORNELL

Chris P Gaylor 1972

by Joseph Phillips Wright, Jr.

Douglas Bradley White 1994

Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale 1962

by Christopher Wilson Pfeifle

Debashis Chowdhury 1998

by Daniel Lee Kiley

by Daniel Collin Stanczak

by David William Hopper

by Donald Nicholas Sullivan

NORTH DAKOTA STATE North Dakota Beta

by Jason Scott Embry

by Lance Attilio DeNardin

by Marc Hamilton Ohler

by Daniel Collin Stanczak

by Matt Sherer Tucker

Deceased Donor

S A E • T H E R E C O R D • FA L L 2 0 2 5

by Fredric T. Langton

by Gregory Carbone

by Mark William McDonough

by Mary Ann Kilb

Aaron Markley 1980

by Kris Milton Carlson

Matthew Paul Weinstein 1994

by Christopher Wayne Hancock

by JJ Hirschle

by Keith Robert Veneziano

Iowa Chi

by Benett C. Boltinghouse

KANSAS STATE

by John Thomas Cramer

NORTHERN IOWA

Iowa Gamma

by Eric Matthew Stisser

by James Angus Kellock III

Dr. Curtis W. Stofferahn 1975

by Virginia Hotaling

by Aaron C. Marx

by Blake Edward Johnson

Minnesota Alpha

Heritage Society

Founders’ Circle

Kentucky Epsilon

Dennis Henry Lynch 1974

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III Donald R. Perry 1977

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III George E. Monarch III 1974

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III H. Grady Sellards 1924

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III James W. May 1970

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III

William Stokes Harris, Jr. 1968

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III Woodson M. Hopkins 1973

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta

Hugh J. Holloman 1973

by Chris P Gaylor

by Chris P Gaylor

by Robert F. Reynolds III

James P. Fox III 1976

by Robert F. Reynolds III

by Chris P. Gaylor

Theodore Ernest Lorenz 1987

by William Scott Sims

MICHIGAN STATE Michigan Gamma

by Dr. J. Michael Finley

Iowa Beta

IOWA STATE

by Andy James Raterman

KENTUCKY

William S. Fiscus 1952

Indiana Delta

by Allen Porter Ashley

MINNESOTA

by Dan Edward Aron

William K. Lannom 1967

by Robert F. Reynolds III

by Raymond Mark Davids

Ronald Grant Repka 1983

by Dr. Brian Randolph Elliott

DEPAUW

Robert F. Reynolds III 1978

by David Wayne Barrick

IOWA

by Raymond Mark Davids

Raymond Mark Davids 1977

Indiana Gamma

New York Alpha

Darryl Patrick Bryan 1993

by D. Scott Cunningham

Loren S. Maynard 1976

California Lambda

Lawrence Kevin Plummer 1983

LOYOLA CHICAGO

Jeffrey H. Green 1974

James G. Sakers 1969

by Carroll Brian Daniel

Joseph B. Skinner 1978

FROSTBURG STATE

by Jane Purdie

Michigan Zeta

AUBURN

Ohio Epsilon

Edwin J. Rehrman 1962

FERRIS STATE

by Hugh Barr Miller IV

Ohio Lambda

Edward A. Mayer 1970

Iowa Delta

by Juan Ignacio Faria

KENT STATE

by Dr. F. Joseph Halcomb III

DRAKE

Alison Lai

by Daniel Collin Stanczak

Archon Circle

by Matthew Luke Cavalier

Massachusetts Tau-Gamma

ARKANSAS

First-time Donor

by Matthew Bennett Gibson

SALEM STATE

Kansas Beta

by Patrick L. Burton

Clyde H. Kiddoo, Jr. 1957

by William H. Braddock

Mark E. Westhusin 1980

MISSISSIPPI STATE Mississippi Theta

James Henry Knight III 1986

by Hugh Beckham, Jr.

MOUNT UNION Ohio Sigma

Nick Edward Kuchar 2022

by Riley John-Patrick Sullivan

OAKLAND

Michigan Sigma-Sigma Bryan W Cicinelli 2009

by O’Neil Franso

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma Kappa

Steven E. Counts 1976

by Jack Edwin Counts, Jr.

by Patrick L. Burton

Phi Alpha Club

Phoenix Circle

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STANFORD

TEXAS-DALLAS

Robert B. Mitinger, Jr. 1963

George Robert Hamrdla 1960

Deran Coe Abernathy 2004

Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta

by Clement B. Newbold, Jr.

SACRAMENTO STATE California Xi

Walter James Condley 1979

California Alpha

by Charles W. Larson

by Clark Schoening

by Clifford Lyndon Yee

by Daniel Collin Stanczak

by Ronald James Vance

TENNESSEE

SAN DIEGO STATE

Stephen L. Barker 1969

California Theta

Dennis C. O’Neel 1964

Tennessee Kappa

by Walter Douglass Wills III

Texas Chi

by Clifford Lyndon Yee

UC SANTA BARBARA California Eta

Gary Allan Corrin 1979

by Stephen M. Erixon

UNION

Tennessee Eta

Frank Jay Kemper 1981

by Brian Keith O’Neel

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

SOUTH DAKOTA

Giles Pond 2025

WASHINGTON (WA)

Larry Dell Shackelford 1969

Kevin Dang 2025

South Dakota Sigma

Dr. Mark C. Harlow 1965

by Steven D. Sikorski

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Sigma

Edward T. Hinton 1970

by M. Ronald Doleac

Jeffrey H. Newman 1969

by M. Ronald Doleac

Joel R. Holifield 1969

Texas Beta

by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

by Ben L. Allen

by Bunny Shackelford

by Ronnie Neill

Washington Alpha

by Dr. Spencer Alan Long

by Christopher Wayne Hancock

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

by M. Ronald Doleac

Thomas C. Lance 1964

by Katy Bourland

by Mariruth Wittkamp

by Sandra Payne

Ohio Alpha

by Mark William McDonough

by Steven D. Sikorski

by M. Ronald Doleac

NEW GREEK HOUSING MANAGEMENT WEBSITE SAE Financial and Housing is proud to announce the rollout of our new website. The new site helps highlight our updated branding that has largely been dictated by our successful growth over the past 5 years. During the recent period of growth, SAE Financial and Housing has focused on the features of our Greek Housing Management services.

Greek Housing Management focuses on partnering with chapters, House Corporations, Provinces, and Alumni Associations. The partnership targets implementing our custom-designed, cloud-based software for efficient and effective financial, compliance, leasing, and property management solutions. Over the same 5 year period (since 2020), the range of chapters serviced by Greek Housing Management has diversified to include: unhoused chapter (Billing, Collections and Tax Compliance), chapters in financial distress (debt recovery, accounts payable management, building reserves through proper budgeting), House Corporations in major conferences (growth of partners in the Big10 & SEC), and House Corporations outside SAE (currently serving 8 Delta Chi Properties). In fact, at this point, nearly every SAE chapter, Province, and House Corporation can find value (service and/or advice) from Greek Housing Management's current service offerings.

Check out the new site at www.greekhm.com to learn more.

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NEW MEXICO ALUMNI REACQUIRE CHAPTER HOUSE

BY JP ANDRICK (FROSTBURG STATE ’97)

As the first step toward a monumental fall semester, the newly formed New Mexico Tau Alumni House Corporation purchased back their original chapter house from SAE Financial & Housing (SAE F&H). In 2017, the previous house corporation approached SAE F&H for assistance due to vacancy and the struggles to financially support the property during a time of extended chapter closure. SAE F&H was able to take ownership of the property and invest capital in the form of extensive renovations and carry the operational costs of the vacant property. Over the past 8 years, SAE F&H partnered with the Fraternity Service Center to assist in the return of the collegiate chapter through the emerging chapter expansion process. As early as 2023, SAE F&H and key New Mexico alumni began discussions on how a newly organized and funded house corporation might be able to assume ownership and operation of the historic property. Through the growth of alumni support and work with a preferred banking partner, SAE F&H and the newly formed alumni house corporation were able to “close the deal” in early August 2025. As the icing on the cake, the collegiate chapter had one of their most successful fall recruitments, resulting in 15 newly initiated brothers!

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SAE Financial & Housing wishes the New Mexico Tau Chapter and House Corporation continued growth and success. We remain an email, text, or phone call away for other House Corporations and Chapters across the realm who might benefit from our operational knowledge and efficiencies.

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BUSINESS INSIGHTS

THE HIDDEN ROI OF CUSTOMER SERVICE

WHY YOUR NEXT SUPPORT HIRE COULD BE YOUR MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

BY DENNIS MCCALL (INDIANA ’84) Most small-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) view customer service as a cost center rather than a revenue driver. But here’s what they’re missing.

While obsessing over sales hires (rightfully so), you’re probably overlooking one of the highest-ROI investments in your entire business: strategic customer service hiring.

Here’s what most SMB leaders don’t realize: A single great customer service hire can generate 3.5x in additional revenue over three years while simultaneously protecting hundreds of thousands in existing revenue from walking out the door A single great customer service hire can significantly boost revenue over three years while protecting existing revenue from churn, according to Forrester’s Brand Experience Index.

Meanwhile, a bad customer service hire can cost you $240,000 when all the ripple effects are calculated.

Let’s walk through some numbers that might surprise you about support hiring.

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• 51% of consumers will drop your brand after a single bad service experience • 33% will consider switching after just one negative interaction • High-performing customer service teams have 30-45% annual turnover • The average cost to replace a customer service rep: $10,000–$20,000 For SMBs, these aren’t just statistics— they’re business killers.

When your 50-person company loses a $50,000 annual client because your support rep was unhelpful, dismissive, or incompetent, that’s not just lost revenue.

That’s lost referrals, damaged reputation, and potentially months of marketing spend needed to replace that client.

Every customer interaction is a retention decision. Every support hire is a revenue decision.

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Let’s start with what most SMBs completely underestimate: the cost of leaving customer service positions empty.

Traditional thinking: “We’ll just have the team cover extra volume until we find someone.”

Reality: Every day your support role sits vacant costs approximately $100-300 in lost revenue through delayed responses, frustrated customers, and canceled orders.

The real costs break down as: • Average time-to-fill for customer service roles: 42 days • Daily vacancy cost: $4,129 over a 42-day period, or roughly $98 per day • Total vacancy hemorrhage: $7,000$10,000 per month, lost revenue opportunities But here’s where strategic recruiting changes everything: DIY Approach: • Time to fill: 42 days • Vacancy cost: $7,000-$10,000 • Internal hiring costs: $4,700 • Total hiring impact: $12,050 Strategic Recruiting Partnership: • Time to fill: 21 days (50% faster) • Vacancy cost: $3,500-$5,000 (50% of DIY approach) • Recruiting fee: $8,400 (20% of $42K salary) • Total hiring impact: $12,075

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) Costs aside—they’re almost the same.

The key difference comes down to: With strategic recruiting, you’re not just filling the seat faster (saving $3,675 in vacancy costs). You’re dramatically increasing your odds of hiring someone who will actually drive revenue instead of destroying it.

T H E R A M P R E A L I T Y: H OW FA S T PR O D U C T I V I T Y I M PAC T S YO U R B O T T O M L I N E Even after someone starts, there’s a critical ramp period where you’re paying full salary for partial productivity.

Industry data shows: • New customer service reps take approximately 60 days to reach full effectiveness • During ramp, they operate at roughly 70% productivity • This productivity gap costs approximately $3,600 in underperformance But top performers ramp 30-50% faster: • Average hire: 60 days to full productivity • Top performer: 50% increase in productivity if properly hired and onboarded Why this matters beyond the math: Customers don’t care that your new rep is “still learning.” Every frustrated interaction during the ramp period is a retention risk that could cost thousands in lost customer lifetime value.

T H E PE R FO R M A N C E M U LT I PL I E R : W H AT G R E AT C U S T O M E R S E RV I C E AC T UA L LY D E L I V E R S The real payoff comes from performance differences. Unlike other roles where performance differences are subtle, customer service performance directly impacts your most valuable asset: customer retention.

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T H E R E V E N U E PR O T E C T I O N FAC T O R A 5% improvement in customer retention can increase profits by 25-95%. Here’s how a top-performing customer service rep achieves this: Average performer retention rate: 85% of customers they interact with Top performer retention rate: 90% of customers they interact with For a rep handling 1,000 customer interactions annually: • Performance difference: 50 additional customers retained • Average customer annual value: $500 • Additional revenue protected: $25,000 per year

T H E R E V E N U E G E N E R AT I O N FAC T O R Great customer service reps don’t just solve problems—they create opportunities: Upsell and Cross-sell Impact: Top performers identify expansion opportunities during support calls, with McKinsey research showing 40% higher sales conversion rates from service interactions.

Referral Generation: 97%of customers who experience “value enhancement” through great service share positive word-of-mouth, generating zero-cost customer acquisition.

Repeat Purchase Acceleration: Superior support turns one-time buyers into loyal customers who spend 31% more annually than new customers.

T H E E F F I C I E N C Y M U LT I PL I E R Top customer service performers also drive operational efficiency: • Higher first-contact resolution rates (reducing repeat calls and costs) • Faster average handle times without sacrificing quality • Higher customer satisfaction scores correlate with increased revenue

Conservative estimate: A top performer can generate 10-20% in additional annual revenue through the combination of retention improvements, upsell opportunities, and efficiency gains.

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On the flip side, hiring the wrong person doesn’t just cost their salary—it actively destroys value: Direct Costs of Bad Hires • Replacement costs: $10,000 to $20,000 when they quit or get fired • Training waste: All onboarding investment lost • Overtime costs: Other team members covering their mistakes Hidden Revenue Destruction • Customer churn acceleration: One bad rep can alienate dozens of customers before you realize there’s a problem • Reputation damage: Negative reviews and word-of-mouth that takes months to recover from • Team morale impact: Good employees get frustrated covering for poor performers Industry estimates suggest a single bad customer service hire can cost $240,000+ when all ripple effects are included.

T H E O N E -Y E A R VS . T H R E E Y E A R R O I A N A LYS I S Imagine an SMB faced with two hiring options—a typical candidate versus a top performer. Here’s how the numbers might play out over three years.

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BUSINESS INSIGHTS Y E A R 1 CO M PA R I S O N Average Hire (DIY Approach): • Total costs: $54,000 (salary + hiring + vacancy + ramp losses) • Revenue impact: $0 (maintains status quo) • Net ROI: Negative (investment with no return) Top Performer (Strategic Recruiting): • Total costs: $52,500 (salary + fee + reduced vacancy/ramp) • Revenue impact: +$15,000 (retention + upsell + efficiency) • Net ROI: 28.5% in year one**

T H R E E -Y E A R CO M P O U N D I N G EFFECT Average Hire Path: • Year 1: Break-even performance • Year 2: 50% chance they quit (requiring another hiring cycle) • Year 3: Either dealing with replacement costs or continued mediocrity • Total three-year cost: $110,000+ • Revenue trend: Flat or declining due to churn during transitions Top Performer Path: • Year 1: $15,000 additional revenue • Year 2: $15,000+ (customers saved in Year 1 continue spending) • Year 3: $15,000+ (compounding effect of loyal customer base) • Total three-year investment: $128,000 • Total additional revenue generated: $45,000+ • Three-year ROI: 35-40%**

Reality: Great customer service requires emotional intelligence, problem-solving skills, and the ability to turn frustrated customers into loyal advocates.

Mistake #2: Focusing Only on Cost, Not Value Wrong thinking: “Let’s hire the cheapest person who meets basic qualifications.”

Reality: The salary difference between an average and exceptional customer service rep is maybe $5,000-8,000 annually, but the revenue impact difference is $15,000+ per year.

Mistake #3: Accepting High Turnover as Normal Wrong thinking: “Customer service just has high turnover—that’s how it is.”

Reality: High turnover is often a symptom of poor hiring. When you hire the right people and support them properly, retention improves dramatically.

Mistake #4: DIY Hiring for CustomerFacing Roles Wrong thinking: “Customer service hiring is straightforward—we don’t need help.”

Reality: Customer service hiring requires understanding personality traits, communication styles, and cultural fit factors that are difficult to assess without proper tools and expertise.

T H E S T R AT E G I C C U S T O M E R S E RV I C E H I R I N G F R A M E WO R K

Most small businesses make these critical mistakes: Mistake #1: Treating Support as Unskilled Labor Wrong thinking: “Anyone can answer phones and be nice to customers.”

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Problem-Solving Orientation • Do they dig deeper to understand root causes?

• Can they think creatively when standard solutions don’t work?

• Do they take ownership of resolution rather than just following scripts?

Communication Excellence • Can they explain complex concepts in simple terms?

• Do they listen actively and ask clarifying questions?

• Can they adjust their communication style to different personality types?

Cultural and Company Fit • Do they genuinely care about helping people?

• Are they comfortable with your company’s communication style and values?

• Can they represent your brand authentically?

T H E C U S T O M E R S E RV I C E A S S E S S M E N T A DVA N TAG E Just like with sales hiring, assessments dramatically improve customer service hiring success: Without assessments: 20% accuracy in identifying top performers With validated assessments: 72% accuracy in predicting success

The compounding effect is the key: Each year a top performer stays, they’re not just generating current value—they’re building a more loyal customer base that continues paying dividends.

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• Can they recover from difficult interactions without carrying negativity forward?

When evaluating customer service candidates, focus on these high-impact factors: Emotional Intelligence and Resilience • Can they stay calm under pressure?

• Do they naturally empathize with frustrated customers?

The best customer service assessments evaluate: • Emotional stability under stress • Natural helping orientation • Communication style preferences • Patience and frustration tolerance • Learning agility and coachability Strategic recruiting partners use these assessment results to formulate targeted interview questions that reveal true behavioral patterns, not just rehearsed responses.

SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) YO U R C U S T O M E R S E RV I C E R O I AC T I O N PL A N 1. Calculate Your Current Customer Service Costs: Add up your last year’s customer service turnover costs, training expenses, and estimate revenue lost from service-related churn. The number will shock you.

2. Identify Your Highest-Impact Hiring Needs: Which customer service roles directly impact your highest-value customers? Start there.

3. Implement Assessment-Driven Hiring: Work with recruiting partners who use validated behavioral assessments specifically designed for customer service roles.

4. Track Revenue Impact, Not Just Cost: Start measuring customer retention rates, upsell success, and customer satisfaction scores by individual rep.

You’ll quickly see who’s driving revenue versus who’s just answering tickets.

T H E CO M PE T I T I V E C U S T O M E R S E RV I C E A DVA N TAG E While your competitors are treating customer service as a cost center and hiring based on “who seems nice in the interview,” you can be using scientific assessments and strategic recruiting to build a support team that actively drives revenue growth.

The ROI math is undeniable: Picture this, a $8,400 recruiting investment that helps you hire a top customer service performer will generate $45,000+ in additional revenue over three years while protecting hundreds of thousands in existing customer relationships.

While competitors treat support as an expense, winners treat it as an investment.

DENNIS HAS PUBLISHED NUMEROUS ARTICLES SHARING HIS EXPERTISE

READ MORE FROM DENNIS ON THE RECORD ONLINE. therecordonline.net

T R A N S FO R M YO U R C U S T O M E R S E RV I C E R O I 1. Calculate your true customer service hiring costs, including turnover, training, and lost customer value (preparation for strategic discussion) 2. Schedule a customer service hiring strategy consultation to see how assessment-driven recruiting can turn your support team into a revenue engine 3. Ask potential recruiting partners: “How do you assess emotional intelligence and customer service aptitude, and how do you use those results to predict success?”

The companies winning in 2025 understand this shift: Customer service isn’t about minimizing costs—it’s about maximizing customer lifetime value through exceptional experiences delivered by strategically hired talent.

When done right, your customer service team becomes a profit center that: • Protects existing revenue through superior retention • Generates new revenue through upsells and referrals • Reduces acquisition costs through positive word-of-mouth • Builds competitive moats through customer loyalty

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Dennis McCall is VP of Operations at Networks Connect, where he specializes in helping SMBs build customer service teams that drive revenue growth. Dennis has developed assessment-driven recruiting approaches that have helped hundreds of growing companies transform their support functions from cost centers into profit drivers.

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SECTION TITLE HERE (IF STARTED ON RIGHT PG) GEORGE ROBERT “BOB” HAMRDLA (STANFORD ’60) George Robert “Bob” Hamrdla will be remembered as an exemplary educator, steadfast philanthropist, and loyal friend. Born in Kansas City, Kansas, Bob lived there and in Atlanta before moving to the San Francisco Bay Area in fifth grade. He attended San Mateo High School before earning his bachelor’s degree (Mathematics) in 1959 and master’s degree (History) in 1964 from Stanford University.

Bob served under two Stanford University presidents as Assistant to the President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees. As an instructor in the Department of History with expertise in Central Europe and the former German Democratic Republic, he taught at Stanford for over 30 years. Fluent in four languages, Bob directed Stanford’s overseas programs in Germany (Beutelsbach and Berlin) and Poland (Krakow).

He also conducted numerous Stanford Travel/Study tours to Central and Eastern Europe as a faculty leader.

In a recent speech, Bob recounted that “Legacy means something positive one leaves behind for the enrichment of others’ lives.” For over 50 years, Bob inspired thousands of Stanford students, alumni, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers. His surviving family members, colleagues, students, and friends will attest that Bob always provided a generous and caring spirit—someone who thought about the rights and feelings of others rather than his own, and whose deeds always followed his words.

DAVID LEROY “DAVE” ARENDT (DRAKE ’78) David Leory “Dave” was born on May 17, 1956, in Oskaloosa, Iowa. He graduated from Montezuma High School in 1974 and went on to join the Iowa Delta chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Drake University, graduating in 1978. During his professional career, Dave served on the staff of the SAE Foundation, helping to raise funds and ensure our fraternity would continue to shape the lives of young men. Dave lived in Green Bay, WI, and Muscatine before moving back to Montezuma, where he managed Sig Manufacturing. Soon after, he joined his father at People’s Savings Bank in Montezuma in 2001, where he worked until retiring in September of 2022.

Dave enjoyed making horseradish, tailgating at Iowa Football games in his motor home, golfing, taking family trips to visit his brother, Mike, in Turkey, having 4th of July parties at his home at Lake Ponderosa, and attending Fire Convention with his fellow firefighters. Dave loved playing Santa Claus for his great nieces and nephews, along with his great-great nieces and nephews. Above all, Dave loved his family.

Dave was a member of the Montezuma Country Club, the Montezuma Fire Department from 2002 to 2014, the Shriners, and the Masonic Lodge, where he took care of the Masonic IOOF Cemetery in Montezuma for the last several years. A True Gentleman through and through, Dave Arendt held true to the high ideals set forth in our creed.

ADRIAN

Michigan Alpha David A. Anderson ‘67 Dr. Benjamin W. VanRiper ‘51

ALABAMA

Alabama Mu Bony F. Barrineau ‘73 Dr. Miller Bonner Engelhardt ‘60 James B. Massey, Jr. ‘64 William H. Morris ‘55 Jackson G. Smith ‘67

ARIZONA

Arizona Alpha Mark Wayne Canright ‘72 Robert C. Clements, Jr. ‘61 Gary L. Cropper ‘59 David W. Hanna ‘61 Curtis Graham McNary ‘81

ARIZONA STATE

Arizona Beta John W. Lee, II ‘63

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ARKANSAS

Arkansas Alpha-Upsilon Jim C. Davis ‘64 Richard D. Gladden ‘56 Barry L. McKuin ‘66 Mark E. Meadors ‘91 Dr. John Malcolm Moore, Jr. ‘59 Dr. Philip F. Rice ‘63 Frank Youmans Udouj ‘89

AUBURN

Alabama Alpha-Mu Joseph A. Akin, Jr. ‘60 Allan H. Bissinger ‘74 Dr. William H. Curtright ‘58 Joseph N. Guy III ‘60 Hon. William F. Lee, Jr. ‘65 Joseph B. Skinner ‘78

BALL STATE

Indiana Zeta Philip R. Shafer ‘71

BAYLOR

Texas Theta Dr. Steve Baker ‘78

BELOIT

Wisconsin Phi Charles J. Schmelzer II ‘67

BETHANY

West Virginia Beta Bryan D. Murphy ‘77

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN Alabama Iota Thomas C. Lowrey ‘69

BOWLING GREEN STATE

Ohio Kappa James D. Baxter ‘48 Frederick N. Indermaur ‘60 Robert C. Recker ‘68

BRADLEY

Illinois Epsilon Aaron Robert Evans ‘98 Keenan Lee Grutter ‘01

BUCKNELL

Pennsylvania Zeta Elwood Francis Linskey ‘51 Russell Alvin Martin ‘72 Michael John Matzko ‘66 J. Edgar Spielman, Jr. ‘48

CAL STATE LONG BEACH

California Lambda Lawrence W. Burnight ‘60

CARNEGIE MELLON

Pennsylvania Phi Jack W. Delbrook ‘55 Edwin E. Keelen ‘68 William L. Russell ‘62

CASE WESTERN RESERVE

Ohio Rho Raymond P. Koenig ‘68 Oliver L. Poppenberg, Sr. ‘59

CENTRE

Kentucky Kappa Robert C. Blair ‘44

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CINCINNATI

DUKE

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES

EMORY

GETTYSBURG

EVANSVILLE

HOUSTON

Ohio Epsilon Samuel R. Hollingsworth ‘64 Richard M. Roediger ‘57 Robert E. Tiemeyer ‘56 Colorado Lambda Charles G. Brown, Jr. ‘60 James W. Calvin ‘66 Ronald Jason Keller ‘98 Frank A. Seeton ‘46 Victor D. Smith ‘49 Charles Leroy Smith, Jr. ‘83 M. Donald Wagner ‘56 Donald E. Wilson ‘58

COLORADO STATE

North Carolina Nu Bruce M. Brown ‘53 Albert V. Lynch ‘54 Max Lawrence Schmitz ‘91 Georgia Epsilon John B. Warren, Jr. ‘25 Indiana Epsilon Edwin J. Rehrman ‘62 James E. Webb ‘57 Richard J.M. Wheaton ‘73

FLORIDA

Connecticut Beta Rodney D. Dunagan ‘55 Thomas H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ‘56

Florida Upsilon Larry W. Davis ‘57 Merritt C. Fore ‘67 Louis Robert Frank, Jr. ‘77 Leon R. McGowan ‘59 Lanford T. Slaughter ‘63 David C. Sox ‘75 Charles M. Thompson, Jr. ‘77 Douglas Alan Tuttle ‘81

CORNELL

FLORIDA SOUTHERN

Colorado Delta John Peter. Schrepferman ‘57 William E. Shain ‘55

CONNECTICUT

New York Alpha Norman L. Davidson ‘30

CREIGHTON

Nebraska Iota William R. Barnes ‘72

DARTMOUTH

New Hampshire Alpha John W. Ladd, Jr. ‘62

DAVIDSON

North Carolina Theta Guy O. Hunter ‘65

DENISON

Ohio Mu William S. Berger ‘62 John G. Morrison ‘63

DENVER

Colorado Zeta John S. Rebstock, Jr. ‘60

DEPAUW

Indiana Delta David Gerald Martyn ‘84

DICKINSON

Pennsylvania Sigma-Phi Dr. Richard J.J. Patterson ‘52

DRAKE

Iowa Delta Dennis R. Allen ‘62 David L. Arendt ‘78 Rolland W. Nelson ‘50 James B. West ‘54

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Florida Gamma Dr. John R. Jordan, Jr. ‘70 Peter Francis Kerwin, Jr. ‘58

FLORIDA STATE

Florida Beta John E. Lindgren ‘56

FRANKLIN

Indiana Alpha Jay E. Hunsucker ‘75 John P. Wooley ‘50

FRESNO STATE

California Iota Jonathan Edward Arakelian ‘93 John Christian Hartman ‘78 Besley A. Lewis, Jr. ‘63 Dr. Daryl W. Ruby ‘63 David L. Williams ‘67

GEORGE WASHINGTON

Washington City Rho Thomas J. McGrath, Jr. ‘65

GEORGIA

Georgia Beta Robert B. Cunningham ‘74 William A. Sterne ‘64 William B. Wright, Jr. ‘57

GEORGIA TECH

Georgia Phi Robert Eugene Avery ‘89 Ceylon B. Blackwell, Jr. ‘65 Richard L. Frame, Sr. ‘62 John F. Glenn, Jr. ‘59 Robert W. Hearn, Jr. ‘60

Pennsylvania Delta Robert R. Linsky ‘75 Texas Epsilon Patrick J. Jacobus ‘66 Dr. William A. Sansing ‘62

KANSAS STATE

Kansas Beta COL George T. Dalziel ‘42 Clyde H. Kiddoo, Jr. ‘57 James P. Latimer ‘66 Aaron Markley ‘80 Robert W. Smith ‘54

KENT STATE

Ohio Lambda Jeffrey H. Green ‘74 John D. Holecek ‘68 Keith A. Worcester ‘57

IDAHO

KENTUCKY

ILLINOIS

LAFAYETTE

Idaho Alpha William M. Fuller ‘66 Edson Griswold ‘65 John K. Jensen ‘71 Vaughn F. Sweet ‘72 Illinois Beta James David Wareham ‘81 Calvin Knox Wessman ‘84

INDIANA

Indiana Gamma Thomas A. Benecke ‘76 Dr. Bradford Joseph Bomba ‘57 Dr. Barry Joseph Close ‘76 Dr. William Earl Cooper ‘57 Robert J. Demoney ‘42 Dennis C. French ‘78 Kim Lawrence Quaco ‘76 David Robert Schumacher ‘69

INDIANA STATE

Indiana Sigma Kenneth Eugene Curley ‘92 Ryan William Farrell ‘98 Bradley Joe Justus ‘89

IOWA

Iowa Beta Dr. John L. Fatland ‘43 Dr. John G. Hazen ‘56 William K. Lannom ‘67 Dr. Donald J. Soll ‘57

IOWA STATE

Iowa Gamma Dr. Loran Ralph Braught ‘56 Gary N. Coder ‘60 Richard Lloyd Dunn ‘66 Dr. Thomas Gordon Goodale ‘62 Charles E. Sheakley ‘55 William H. Watkins ‘52

KANSAS

Kansas Alpha Dr. Dean W. Baesel ‘72 Thaddeus M. Sims ‘65 John L. Wright, Jr. ‘71

Kentucky Epsilon Dr. James G. Baker ‘54 Wallace H. Henderson ‘57 Dennis Henry Lynch ‘74 Dr. Jerry L. Stovall ‘67 Richard M. Womack ‘53 Pennsylvania Gamma James F. Reeve ‘62

LONG ISLAND

New York Beta Anthony L. Tarantino ‘74

LOUISIANA STATE

Louisiana Epsilon George Belchic, Jr. ‘45 Clem M. Doxey, Jr. ‘58 Frank M. Fox ‘64 Lowry S. Fox ‘63 Frank G. Hebert ‘75 Kell Corrigan Mercer ‘92 John S. Scarle ‘73 Romuel B. Turner, Jr. ‘67

MAINE

Maine Alpha Jacob Everett Bryant ‘05 William B. Mann ‘49 Jerome G. Plante ‘61

MARSHALL

West Virginia Alpha Andrew B. Garrison ‘72 William R. Harman ‘63 Lawrence B. Lowry ‘70

MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK Maryland Beta James P. Fox III ‘76 Dr. Edward E. Golden, Jr. ‘50 Theodore Ernest Lorenz ‘87 Andrew Thebo ‘55

MERCER

Georgia Psi Thomas E. Melvin ‘73 Thomas J. Ownby, Jr. ‘76 James B. Thompson ‘48

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MIT

MIAMI (OH)

MONTANA

Florida Alpha Robert W. Downes ‘50 Howell W. Myrick ‘66 Ohio Tau Donald L. Langefeld ‘57

Massachusetts Iota-Tau Dr. Robert T. Menzies ‘65 Peter E. Thurston ‘62

Michigan Iota-Beta Jack B. Elliott ‘60 Carl Herbert Hirsch ‘56

Montana Beta Clayton L. Huntley ‘52 Dennis J. Labonty ‘71 Zane G. Murfitt ‘50 Kenneth M. Shoquist ‘57 Roderick S. Snyder ‘70 Douglas J. Wold ‘61

MICHIGAN STATE

MONTANA STATE

MICHIGAN

Michigan Gamma Sean Egan ‘25 Thomas E. Rickelman ‘57 Frederick E. Sternkopf ‘59

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE Tennessee Beta Nelson Flanigen Glenn ‘09 James G. Inglis ‘71

MILLIKIN

Illinois Delta John W. Tucker ‘50 Phillip Joe Wills ‘50

MINNESOTA

Minnesota Alpha Benjamin C. Boo, Jr. ‘46 George H. Johnston, Jr. ‘51 James W. Nelson ‘64

MINNESOTA STATE

Minnesota Beta Larry G. Schnoor ‘60

MISSISSIPPI

Mississippi Gamma Reginald E. Barnes ‘69 Robert B. Jackson ‘84 LT Mark Richard Pedron ‘78 John F. Stone ‘48 William T. Williams III ‘51

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Mississippi Theta Randolph P. Bolen, Sr. ‘69 Stephen D. Gannaway ‘70 James W. Jarratt III ‘67 James T. Kahl ‘71 T. Lester King ‘69 James Henry Knight III ‘86 William H. Latham ‘72 Dr. Donald L. Prisock, Jr. ‘76 Solon Alexander Scott III ‘84

MISSOURI

Missouri Alpha David B. May ‘55 Ronald W. Meyer ‘64 Raymond A. Pflueger ‘61

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Montana Alpha Donald Elliot Olsson ‘69

MOREHEAD STATE Kentucky Gamma Harry T. Arnold ‘75 Larry J. Wolfe ‘71

MOUNT UNION

Ohio Sigma David A. Bentz ‘74

NEBRASKA

Nebraska Lambda-Pi James M. Brown ‘55 Dr. John C. Hauserman ‘56 Kenneth L. Lauterbach ‘75 William H. Zersen ‘67

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS Nevada Beta Rama S. Kusnadi ‘00

NEVADA-RENO

Nevada Alpha Gerald J. Patterson ‘57 Lyle Rivera ‘65

NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Beta George Chalmers ‘61 LTC Robert W. Hicks ‘55

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Tau Arthur M. Hayman ‘71

NEW MEXICO STATE

New Mexico Phi Vincent Jaimes Coloman ‘09

NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL North Carolina Xi William Elliott III ‘55 Bradley Jones ‘10 Faison S. Kuester, Jr. ‘67 Dr. Charles T. Pace ‘46 Edward L. Pell III ‘56

NORTH DAKOTA

North Dakota Alpha Donald J. Kraft ‘63

NORTH DAKOTA STATE North Dakota Beta Kerry D. Helmeke ‘57 Claude D. Kaseman ‘75 Dr. Gary A. Narum ‘64 Loren L. Sack ‘61

NORTHERN ILLINOIS Illinois Gamma Erik G. Rozanski ‘15

NORTHWESTERN

Illinois Psi-Omega James F. Brown ‘67 Robert J. Eyre ‘67 Archibald MacLean ‘46 Alexander Pancoe ‘09 James L. Telfer ‘56 Richard M. Webber ‘50

NORWICH

Vermont Alpha-Sigma-Pi Francis E. Rogler ‘57

OAKLAND

Michigan Sigma-Sigma Bryan W. Cicinelli ‘09

OCCIDENTAL

California Epsilon Allison R. White ‘49

OHIO WESLEYAN

Ohio Delta Fredrick H. Baver ‘56 Dr. Earl Kent Gibbs ‘60 Albert D. Haarmeyer ‘53 James R. Noyes ‘48 Dr. James C. Roberts, Jr. ‘51 Eric Christopher Wurzel ‘90

OKLAHOMA

PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania Theta R. Theodore Moock, Jr. ‘56

PITTSBURGH

Pennsylvania Chi-Omicron Charles J. Moyer ‘57

PURDUE

Indiana Beta Timothy M. Harden ‘68 Mark Allen Overstreet ‘80 Gregory S. Smith ‘63 James H. Steele ‘64 David V. Vollmar ‘67

RHODE ISLAND

Rhode Island Alpha Richard E. Booth, Sr. ‘60 Steve Kosta Tegovich ‘84

RHODES

Tennessee Zeta Larry Dean Cunningham, Jr. ‘10 Walker Lelon McGinnis ‘69 Dr. Rann L. Vaulx ‘60

SACRAMENTO STATE California Xi Dennis M. Hoffman ‘68

SALISBURY

Maryland Sigma Christopher Paul Lanzarotta ‘05

SAN DIEGO STATE

California Theta Daniel B. Anderson ‘64 Jesse E. Halverstadt, Jr. ‘73 Peter Earl Hunzicker ‘80

SAN JOSÉ STATE

Oklahoma Kappa Cooper Clay Cruson ‘04 Billy C. Harris ‘57 Dan Hogan ‘55 John Hoyl Lockett ‘54 Alan Roberson ‘57 Don E. Roberts ‘61 James Phillip Roberts ‘70 Edward Rene Sanabria ‘71 Kermit P. Schafer, Jr. ‘60 Baptiste B. Shunatona, Jr. ‘58

California Zeta Keith C. Adkins, Jr. ‘63

OKLAHOMA STATE

SOUTH CAROLINA

Oklahoma Mu Richard A. Ford ‘62 Dr. Richard L. Willham ‘54 Father Larry Dale Worsham ‘70

OREGON

Oregon Beta Mark Augustus Evertz ‘91 Kimo Kaukaohu Heen ‘96

SEWANEE

Tennessee Omega John August Batt, Jr. ‘83 Dr. Edwin M. Meek, Jr. ‘65

SIMPSON

Iowa Sigma Robert E. Camblin ‘59 South Carolina Delta Albert P. Barnes, Jr. ‘67 Bruce A. Beatty ‘67 Bruce Alan Beatty, Jr. ‘94 Walter Shields Monteith, Jr. ‘68 George P. Sullivan ‘64 Scott Mark Townsend ‘68

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota Sigma Dr. Mark C. Harlow ‘65 George D. Hauge, Jr. ‘61

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Florida Delta Kevin W. Johnson ‘75

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA California Gamma Richard M. Fell ‘77 Glenn E. Mon ‘73 Dr. David A. Stetler ‘58 William A. Waters ‘62

SOUTHERN METHODIST

Texas Delta William A. Custard ‘57 Warren L. Gravely, Jr. ‘63 Dr. Thomas G. Howard III ‘70 Shelby Lee Smith ‘54 Dr. Patrick Jon Somerville ‘70 James I. Staley II ‘73 H. Leighton Steward ‘57

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Sigma John L. Coleman ‘73 Edward T. Hinton ‘70 Joel R. Holifield ‘69 Jeffrey H. Newman ‘69

ST. LAWRENCE

New York Rho Robert A. Gould ‘55

STANFORD

California Alpha George Robert Hamrdla ‘60 Robert D. Prior ‘54

SYRACUSE

TEXAS-AUSTIN

Texas Rho Mark J. Hanna ‘69 Robert Holland ‘48 Kirk J. Michaux ‘64 Virgil A. Pate III ‘66 Clayton K. Peeples ‘77

TEXAS-DALLAS

Texas Chi Deran Coe Abernathy ‘04

TOLEDO

Ohio Nu Robert F. Mix ‘66 Thomas M.D. Nolan ‘65

TULANE

Louisiana Tau-Upsilon James H. Blake ‘52 J. David Painter ‘59

UC BERKELEY

California Beta John A. D’Elia ‘76

UC SANTA BARBARA

California Eta Thomas Allen Moss ‘52 Hubert E. Pierce ‘54

UCLA

California Delta Dr. Richard G. Dedo ‘56 Scott Richard Lewer ‘86

UT-EL PASO

New York Delta Mitchell Joseph Mancivalano ‘97

Texas Gamma John P. Kerr, Jr. ‘64 Charles A. McCulloch ‘65

TENNESSEE

UTAH

Tennessee Kappa Richard Mark Baker ‘81 Stephen L. Barker ‘69 Edward Bruce Foster, Jr. ‘56 George C. Houser, Jr. ‘61 Robert Wallace McClellan III ‘90 George A. Rothery, Jr. ‘49 Kyle C. Testerman ‘56 Timothy Nicholas Trushel ‘20 Grayson K. Turner ‘68

TEXAS CHRISTIAN

Texas Beta Thomas E. Fincher ‘06 Giles Pond ‘25 Larry Dell Shackelford ‘69 John F. Taylor II ‘61

TEXAS TECH

Texas Alpha Dr. Fred F. Barrett ‘58 Benton Robenson Carter ‘01 Wayne D. Eckstine ‘64 Alton Richard Marricle ‘61

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Utah Phi Paul Robert Gardner ‘69 Dwight L. Johnson ‘60 Antony Troy Rohovit ‘86

UTAH STATE

Utah Upsilon Walter L. Ogden ‘66

VANDERBILT

Tennessee Nu John W. Durr III ‘56 Alexander Evans Snowdon ‘14 James Claude Wertz, Jr. ‘55

VERMONT

Vermont Beta William C. Mead ‘58 James E. Poole ‘55

VIRGINIA

Virginia Omicron J. Sharp Gillespy IV ‘51 Louis Franklin McDonald, Jr. ‘85 William Reid Sanders ‘71 John W. Willhide ‘59

VIRGINIA TECH

Virginia Zeta Frederick Louis Daniel Hoffman ‘12

WASHINGTON

Washington Alpha Ray E. Cresap ‘57 Kevin Dang ‘25

WASHINGTON & LEE Virginia Sigma Geoffrey N. Nolan ‘74

WASHINGTON STATE Washington Beta George L. Berry ‘72 Steven L. Boots ‘68 John R. Strada ‘61 Paul W. R. Tanzer ‘57

WESTERN KENTUCKY

Kentucky Beta Kenneth D. Compton ‘76 William J. Coyne ‘67 Benjamin Gumbel ‘18 J. Michael Smither ‘78

WESTMINSTER

Missouri Gamma Stuart G. Meister ‘65 Gifford M. Olin ‘64

WILLAMETTE

Oregon Gamma Paul W. Aldinger ‘58 Frank D. Riebe ‘53

WILLIAM & MARY

Virginia Kappa Robert A. Baumann ‘57 COL Claude D. Perkins, Jr. ‘57 David D. Wakefield ‘52 Robert O. Worcester ‘66

WISCONSIN

Wisconsin Alpha Dr. Alan D. Antoine ‘62 Kenneth G. Kullmann ‘62 Bryan Matthew Vossen ‘03

WOFFORD

South Carolina Gamma William L. Kinney, Jr. ‘54

WORCESTER

Massachusetts Delta Donald D. Abraham ‘58

WYOMING

Wyoming Alpha Warren Alber Gallup, Jr. ‘71 Ronald C. Stebner ‘66

YOUNGSTOWN STATE Ohio Alpha Joseph M. Eduardo ‘71 Thomas C. Lance ‘64 Edward O. Yaugo ‘61

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TOLEDO BROTHER DONATES BLOOD STEM CELLS WITH NMDP

Jacob Egnor (Toledo) joined the NMDP Registry at the DeVotie Ritual Institute in November 2021 — the first event attended by NMDP following the launch of our partnership earlier that year. Nearly four years later, Jacob will become the first donor among the roughly 30 brothers who swabbed at that event. “The moment I got the call, I dropped everything. I was beyond excited and humbled by the chance to give someone hope. Knowing I might be the one person who could help kept me motivated through every step of the process.

It wasn’t even a question, I just knew I had to do it.”

PENN STATE-UNIVERSITY PARK CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF THEIR CHAPTER HOUSE

Over the first weekend of October, the Penn State-University Park (Pennsylvania Alpha-Zeta) chapter celebrated 100 years of “The Ranch,” their beloved chapter home and a lasting symbol of brotherhood. Alumni from every generation joined current members to honor the legacy that continues to define their chapter. The brothers extend their gratitude to everyone who helped make this milestone celebration unforgettable.

CINCINNATI BROTHERS TAKE FLIGHT FOR MENTAL HEALTH

Cincinnati SAEs took flight at this year’s Red Bull Flugtag, sending their craft ‘Seb’s Wingman’ 39 feet through the air. Partnering with the Sebastian Schemmel Legacy Fund, Ohio Epsilon raised funds and awareness for mental health in honor of their late brother, Sebastian Schemmel (Cincinnati ‘24).

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IOWA ANCHOR SPLASH

Congratulations to the Iowa (Iowa Beta) brothers, who won Delta Gamma’s annual Anchor Splash event in their first year participating!

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