Spring 2014 SAGA

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37th National President Thomas Morgan And The Donor Issue

Spring 201 2014

Reflections

Morgan is Man of the Year Dateline: Fall 1985 Thomas C. Morgan of the Phi Chapter at Southeastern Louisiana State University is the 1985 recipient of the Ellsworth C. Dent “Man of the Year” award. The Dent Award is the highest honor bestowed upon an undergraduate member of the Fraternity. The presentation was made at the Sigma Tau Gamma annual awards banquet on Saturday, August 24 in Wagoner, Oklahoma.

Brother Morgan, an Amite, Louisiana native, served an unprecedented two terms as Student Government President and ran unopposed his second term of office. While administrator of the SGA he initiated numerous programs for a betterment of student life at SLU. He also represented his fellow students from all Louisiana state colleges and universities while serving as the only student trustee on the Louisiana State Universities and Colleges Board of Trustees.

A pre-law major, Morgan has maintained an excellent academic record while serving his school and his chapter. In his chapter, Tom has served in nearly every capacity from parliamentarian to his current position as president. He also served the Fraternity as the chairman of the Constitution and Laws Committee at the 31st Grand Chapter in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Read more about the achievements of Tom Morgan on Page 6.

Volume 84 • Issue 2 (475-360) • Spring 2014 The SAGA of Sigma Tau Gamma (R2001.1.4) is published quarterly by Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity, Inc., P. O. Box 54, Warrensburg, MO 64093-0054.

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Features Thomas C. Morgan ................................... 6 - 8 Foundation Donors .................................. 9 - 13

Departments Reflections..................................................... 2 Foundation News .......................................... 3 Chapter News ................................................ 4 In this issue we recognize some of the most important brothers in Sigma Tau Gamma, our donors. So, how did we put their dollars to work?

Earl A. Webb Academy: $25,000 in grants awarded for this three day program that professionally trains our new chapter presidents. The grant supports travel, lodging and meal expenses in addition to programming. This is important because every chapter, regardless of its financial circumstance, can send its president.

Scholarships: Over $16,500 in scholarships are presented each year with nearly 50 undergraduate members receiveing one. Some scholarships are based on academic performance while others are based on leadership and involvement performance.

Sigma Tau Gamma is about growing interpersonal skills. Our scholarship program reflects that objective.

Chapter alumni associations help direct our scholarships through Chapter Heritage Funds. A Chapter Heritage Fund is a Foundation account restricted to the support of a specific chapter. Donors may designate their gifts to their Chapter Heritage Fund.

Program Participation Grants: With over $7,000 awarded, these grants help chapters who are in need of assistance in attending leadership development programs. These programs occur at regional conclaves and national conventions. They necessarily involve travel, lodging and meal costs. Undergraduates may apply for a grant for up to half of these

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Alumni News ............................................... 14 Chapter Eternal ........................................... 15

On the cover 37th National President Thomas C. Morgan, CMF, Phi ‘85 (Southeastern Louisiana University)

costs. That way they are investing in these programs as well as donors. Grants are made from Chapter Heritage Funds primarily.

Sigma Tau Gamma also supports the participation of our emerging leaders in the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute. This program, offered by the NIC with multiples sessions through the summer, draws top quality men and women from campuses across the nation.

We can grow this investment in our undergraduates with your donation. Visit our website (www.sigmataugamma.org) and click where it says Donate.

For more information on establishing or growing a Chapter Heritage Fund contact LeAnn Bylo, Development Officer, at leann@sigmataugamma.org.

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Chapter News Delta (Emporia State University) Members of the Delta Chapter participated in Polar Plunge at Mouse Lake in Emporia, Kansas. Nine brothers from Delta Chapter raised a total of $1,211 for Special Olympics.

Epsilon (Pittsburg State University)

Epsilon Chapter celebrated its 90th Anniversary with a banquet in the student union on May 3, 2014.

More than 100 undergraduate and alumni brothers and guests attended. Guest speakers included Pittsburg State University President Steve Scott and Sigma Tau Gamma CEO Bill Bernier, Iota ’71.

Alumni officers and donors presented scholarship awards. Tom Harris, Epsilon ’83, recipient of the 1983 Ellsworth C. Dent Man-of-the-Year Award, chaired the anniversary committee.

Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University)

The Alpha Psi Chapter attended the Pennsylvania State University Greek Column Awards Banquet where they were awarded the Most Outstanding Fraternity Community Service Project of the Year for their One More Drink campaign, designed to educate the community on how to drink responsibly. Former Chapter President Tyler Kraese, ’14, was presented the “Living the Ritual” award for demonstrating a commitment to improving Greek Life at Penn State.

The chapter participated in the university’s annual THON event, raising nearly $18,000 for pediatric cancer. The school’s total amount raised was $13.3 million.

Beta Theta (Purdue University) Beta Theta Chapter raised $10,000 for Indiana Special Olympics where they sent 54 members to jump in the ice-cold water for the Polar Plunge.

Delta Xi (Carnegie Mellon University) For the fall semester, the Delta Xi chapter achieved a 3.30 GPA, the highest of all fraternities on campus.

Their GPA beat the IFC average of 3.14 and the all-male average of 3.21.

Gamma Theta

(University of Missouri, St. Louis) The Gamma Theta Chapter participated in Relay for Life, a national fundraising event to raise money for cancer research. The chapter raised $1,004 and completed 143 service hours for this project. The chapter also raised $160 to support the UMSL Delta Zeta Chapter at their annual spaghetti dinner.

Gamma Pi (Stephen F. Austin State University) Over 20 members volunteered at the Area 7 Special Olympics of East Texas basketball competition where they assisted with the medal presentation, distributing lunch, cheering the athletes on, and helping with setup.

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Epsilon Pi (SUNY, University at Buffalo)

The brothers of the Epsilon Pi Chapter participated in the University at Buffalo’s Greeks for a Cure Week, hosted by the Inter-Greek Council. The week consisted of many different events benefiting the Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital in Buffalo. The chapter also volunteered with Habitat for Humanity this spring where they assisted in renovating and cleaning debris.

Epsilon Sigma (Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville) and Gamma Theta (University of Missouri, St. Louis) This year, Epsilon Sigma Chapter and Gamma Theta Chapter worked together to raise money for Special Olympics by participating in the Polar Plunge in Maryland Heights, Missouri.

They raised a combined total of $3,310. Gamma Theta Chapter was one of the top five groups for most money raised and Epsilon Sigma Chapter won the Most Spirited award.

Cincinnati Provisional Chapter The Cincinnati Provisional Chapter was welcomed to the brotherhood of Sigma Tau Gamma on November 10, 2013, with 30 brothers. This past semester, the brothers organized a hot chocolate fundraiser for Lighthouse Youth Services of Cincinnati. Proceeds were used to purchase Christmas gifts for underprivileged children in the local community.

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Feature Story

Thomas C. Morgan 37th National President

“We choose to go to the moon . . . and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.”

-- President John F. Kennedy (1962).

In August 2012, at the 45th Grand Chapter in Washington D.C., Thomas C. Morgan, Phi ’85, claimed his spot in our Fraternity’s history as 37th National President. At the time of his election, Morgan had a record of more than 30 years of chapter, regional, and national volunteer service.

Truly transformational changes have occurred during Morgan’s term.

Sigma Tau Gamma has chartered seven chapters, initiated close to 2,000 members, and increased annual revenue to over $1 million during Morgan’s term. Morgan championed the adoption of Special Olympics as our national philanthropy. He will formally sign a partnership agreement between Sigma Tau Gamma and Special Olympics at the upcoming Grand Chapter.

we learn and grow. To me that is what this entire Fraternity experience is all about. I know I was not the perfect chapter or national president. But, by taking on that challenge, I feel I’m a better man for it. I’ve learned and grown in the job. Whether you are young or old, by throwing yourself into the Fraternity, you will be better for the experience.

SE: Do any brothers come to mind that have influenced your involvement in Sigma Tau Gamma?

TM: Felix Lache (Phi Hon.) helped me get my first job outside of college, working for Thomas H. Hudson, president pro-tem of the Louisiana Senate. When Hudson lost the election, I went back to school to get

Morgan sat down with the editor of The SAGA to reflect on his two years in office and his vision for the future of Sigma Tau Gamma.

SAGA Editor: Your leadership growth began when you were the Phi Chapter President, a two-term SGA President and the 1985 Ellsworth C. Dent “Man of the Year.” How was collegiate leadership important to your success today?

Tom Morgan: At every stage of our lives we should be growing. When we take on responsibilities and obligations, we face challenges. Sometimes we make mistakes and not the best decisions. From that

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Morgan (right) at the Phi Chapter House in 1984.

an accounting degree and sit for the CPA exam. Ed Grady (Phi ’51) then helped me continue my career at an international public accounting firm in New Orleans. He gave me the advice to become a taxman and this advice turned out to be the underpinning of my career. These two brothers helped me have a strong start to my career and were mentors to me for years!

in support of Chris during that time. After the end came we talked about our memories with his family; the things he did, antics he pulled, and the funny jokes he told and we remembered the sparkle in his eyes. And, as miserable as we were, we began to laugh. In the midst of this horrific situation, we were able to lift one another’ spirit and laugh together. It is something I’ll never forget as long as I live.

34th National President Chris Mauer, Phi ’91, my little brother from Phi Chapter, was a true friend and brother during a challenging part of my personal life. Most people know that I am gay and have been legally married in Canada to my husband of 17 years, David Wright. When I came out at 30, Chris was the first person I came out to. He stood by and supported me. He knew I was the same guy who’d been his friend and brother all these years. That meant the world to me! And for that, I will always cherish his memory.

SE: You’ll take the past president position in August at the Bernier Grand Chapter and complete your time as the 37th National President. What would you say has been the highlight of your presidency the past two years?

When he passed away due to a fire in his home on Christmas Eve 2008, it was then that brotherhood of Phi Chapter came together. We assisted the Mauer family through this difficult time by just letting them know we were standing there with them. Chris was in the hospital for over five weeks. We joined his family

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TM: Having the chance to spend time with so many fantastic undergraduates and young alumni through my travels. During this term I’ve traveled nearly 65,000 miles for Sig Tau! It is inspiring for me to see all these young men so excited about our Fraternity.

It has kept me encouraged and motivated during the difficult and challenging times of being president. It makes me optimistic and hopeful about the future of our Fraternity knowing that these are the men that will be leading Sigma Tau Gamma in the future. (continued on next page)

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Feature Story benefit of this approach in the cash flow that will allow us to better support these new groups as well as our existing chapters. This expansion and growth is good for everyone!

The next thing that I see as a top priority is a national approach to supporting chapter housing.

It is a critical component of us becoming one of the great Fraternities and I see it as the “part B” to our expansion efforts. It will give us the credibility to move onto the larger campuses and it’s something we should be doing for all our existing and legacy chapters as well. That is why I’m calling for the establishment of the National Housing Corporation.

It is now time to get started!

Richard Hargindeguy, John Heiman and Tom Morgan at the 44th Grand Chapter in 2010.

SE: What were your top priorities as the chief elected officer of the Fraternity?

TM: When my term started, I focused on things like strategic planning, the Foundation, judicial process and risk management as important topics. But, I realized as my term unfolded, that the president must focus beyond specific or narrow issues and must think about the big picture. Here are my “big picture” priorities that to me are all interrelated with each other.

I wanted to promote the notion that there is ONE Sigma Tau Gamma. The reason I see this as important is because of the cultural implications of adding chapters in very different regions of the country, and because of the generational transition occurring in the organization keenly illustrated by the retirement of our CEO of over 41 years.

Something I unwaveringly support is our continued expansion and growth. Our Fraternity can now boast that our flag is planted from coast to coast!

Establishing chapters at universities with vibrant Greek systems with high quality men will keep us strong into the future. We are already seeing the

The last thing is a focus on alumni involvement.

It is a foundational piece for all of this. It is from our alumni that we will recruit the chapter advisors and regional volunteers to support our chapters.

But, we should remember that we are a collegiate Fraternity. We aren’t alumni for the sake of being alumni, but our focus should on the college men.

We throw around the jingle “Sig Tau for Life!” But, what meaning does it really have? We must work at it. That’s why I’m promoting the establishment of a National Alumni Association for the purpose of enriching our alumni experience and supporting our colligate chapters.

SE: As you reflect on your 35 years as a brother of Sigma Tau Gamma, what would you hope to leave as your overall impression on the Fraternity?

TM: That we care about more than just ourselves.

One of my proudest accomplishments serving on the Board was spearheading the adoption of Special Olympics as our national philanthropy. These athletes inspire us! What better way to serve than to do it for those who have a greater need than we and are so worthy? We exist for the benefit of our Fraternity, college, community and country.

Our service to others defines our character both individually and as an organization.

Since August 2012...

Provisional Chapters Installed:

Northwest Missouri State (Theta) University of Cincinnati Arizona State University Northern Arizona University (Gamma Zeta) University of Washington

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Chapters Chartered:

University of Wisconsin - Whitewater (Kappa) University of Southern Indiana (Gamma Phi) University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Epsilon Tau) Purdue University (Beta Theta) Virginia Tech. (Epsilon Upsilon)

Winona State University (Beta Xi) University of Alabama (Epsilon Phi) Auburn University (Epsilon Chi) Oklahoma State University (Epsilon Psi)

Platinum Donors 2013

Here we are pleased to honor our 2013 donors. Their investment in our programs transforms the lives of the young brothers in our chapters. Knowing the benefit of Sigma Tau Gamma in their own lives, our donors practice brotherhood by paying it forward.

Platinum Link Benefactor | $5,000+ Eric Hillman - DMF-DD Alpha Lambda ‘83 Michael Schermer - DMF-D Gamma Psi Hon.

Platinum Link Sponsor | $2,500 - $4,999 David Breece - IMF Delta Xi '02 William Hardebeck - DMF-D Alpha Beta ‘69 Thomas Janicki - DMF Delta Xi ‘74 Homer Kay Sue Kay - WCMF* Shawn Kelly - IMF Gamma Nu ‘96 Paul Mueller - EMF Beta Upsilon ‘71 Jeffrey Russo - IMF Delta Xi ‘88 Michael Zicarelli - NMF Phi ‘94

*Deceased

Platinum Link Fellow | $1000 - $2,499 Kristen Adams - WCMF Gamma Beta ‘16 Richard Allen - NMF Gamma Omega ‘06 Jack Balderson - IMF Pi ‘57 Douglas Bernier - EMF Alpha ‘98 William Bernier - DMF Iota ‘71 Jeffrey Camarati - PMF Iota ‘96 Richard Dannenberg - WCMF Delta Xi ‘12 Jeremy Daus - WCMF Gamma Nu ‘02 Epsilon Phi Chapter - Epsilon Phi Joseph Feldhouse - IMF Beta Upsilon ‘69 Christopher Gagne - PMF Epsilon Delta ‘96 Richard Harguindeguy - DMF Beta Omicron ‘78

W. T. Hembree - DMF-D Epsilon ‘42 Benjamin Holdren - NMF Alpha Lambda ‘12 Kenley Hoover - DMF Pi ‘57 James Johnston - CMF Delta Xi ‘01 Jose Juarez - NMF Delta Epsilon ‘07 Wayne Juby - EMF Beta Upsilon ‘72 Michael Klopper - DMF Alpha '84 Michael Klopper - WCMF Epsilon Lambda ‘12 David Knowles - CMF Beta Upsilon '69 J. Sterling Leadbetter - PMF Gamma Pi ‘77 Tommy Marvell - CMF Mu '70 John Massey - CMF Mu '60

Thomas Morgan - CMF Phi '85 Paul Phillips - EMF Phi ‘92 Addison Schopp - NMF Beta '08 Peter Sheward - WCMF Gamma Omicron ‘85 Randall Speer - EMF Delta Gamma ‘77 Paul Szczesny - DMF-D Gamma Chi ‘81 Hugh Thomas - WCMF Beta ‘77 Frank Vairo - WCMF Pi ‘53 Edward Ward - NMF Thomas Wood - DMF Alpha Phi ‘66 Albert Young - DMF Alpha Zeta ‘67

Honored Donors 2013 Gold Link Patron ($500 - $999) Robert Allen - NMF Epsilon Iota ‘99 J. Gary Arnett - WCMF Mu ‘79 Mark Ashman - WCMF Beta Chi ‘90 John Barger - WCMF Epsilon Eta ‘95 Cameron Barr - CMF Phi ‘69 Ryan Bartholomew - WCMF Gamma Chi ‘08 Steven Beck - Epsilon Rho ‘13 Michael Best - PMF Beta Zeta ‘75 Beta Theta Chapter W. Wayne Bischler - PMF Omega ‘59 Zachary Brown - WCMF Beta Gamma ‘10 Duane Clausen - NMF Kappa ‘69 R. John Custodio - WCMF Gamma Omicron ‘77 Douglas Dailey - Theta ‘94 Terry Day -NMF Theta ‘64 Andrew Dile - Gamma Phi ‘14 Daniel Fahnestock - WCMF Alpha '65 Patrick Hall - PMF Omega ‘73 Joy Helsel - WCMF M. Dennis Hoelzel - NMF Alpha Sigma '70 Patsy Kirschner Paul Manley - WCMF Alpha Omega '03 Michael Matznick - EMF Gamma Psi '75

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Clinton McCurry - WCMF Delta '01 Brian McGuire - CSM-EF Beta Theta ‘15 Paul Motin - EMF Beta Xi ‘82 Bryan Pierre - NMF Gamma Beta ‘06 Ronald Sinclair - NMF Delta ‘70 Donald Smith - WCMF Omega ‘79 Kenneth Sosnick - Pi ‘03 R. Scott Troester - EMF Beta ‘82 Austin Uebelhor - Gamma Phi ‘13 Allen Williams - WCMF Sigma ‘75 Kelvin Young - NMF Alpha ‘79

Silver Link Patron ($250 - $499) Jeffrey Arnett - Epsilon Eta ‘94 Ryan Atwell - CSM-EF Beta Theta ‘14 Francis Audisio - CSM-EF Epsilon Xi ‘15 Michael Bass - SM Phi ‘98 Edward Beatty - Delta Xi ‘76 Anthony Beyer - NMF Alpha Kappa ‘71 Elwood Bibko - NMF Alpha Beta ‘44 David Birenbaum - Alpha Omega ‘78 Jimmy Bomer - NMF Sigma ‘60 Jordan Brenn - CSM-EF Epsilon ‘14 Bernard Buckman - NMF Beta ‘62

John Coffin - WCMF Gamma Chi ‘75 D. W. Cole - PMF Beta ‘81 J. Drew Curran - WCMF Beta Omega ‘96 Ed Curtis - NMF Alpha ‘68 Sean Daly - WCMF Delta ‘04 George Deibert - Delta Xi ‘78 Drew Dimmitt - CSM-EF Gamma Pi ‘13 William Finkler - Alpha Kappa ‘71 Benito Garcia Marquez - CSM-EF Delta Beta ‘13 Douglas Haman - CMF Delta Rho ‘95 Karen Harris Eugene Helmstetter - WCMF Phi Hon. Lawrence Henderson - Gamma Chi ‘79 Matthew Hendrickson - CSM-EF Beta Theta ‘14 Kelly Huether - Lambda ‘85 John Huhn - Alpha Chi ‘91 Michael Jack - Alpha ‘79 Jason Jafarian - CSM-EF Beta Pi Provisional ‘13 Joseph Jerdonek - Beta Upsilon ‘65 Scott Kaspar - WCMF Alpha Chi ‘98 Jeremiah King - WCMF Alpha Omega ‘05 Joseph Koscielniak - Beta Beta ‘75 Joseph Kraichely - Beta ‘92 Richard Krekemeyer - Beta ‘59 Bradley Lacy - Sigma ‘94 Chad Leighty - WCMF Alpha ‘95 John Link - Alpha Kappa ‘70 Robert Lowther - NMF Beta Omega ‘77 Michael Lynch - WCMF Alpha ‘83 Joseph Mastellone - NMF Gamma Eta ‘75

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Foundation Donors Understanding the Wilson C. Morris Fellowship Wilson C. Morris Fellowship Donor Title Upgrades

Created in 1980 at the 29th Grand Chapter, the Wilson C. Morris Fellowship (WCMF) commemorates the Fraternity’s first chapter advisor. Because of Dr. Morris’ tremendous influence upon the Fraternity and its founding, he is recognized as the eighteenth founder and served as the Fraternity’s advisor for the rest of his life, until his death in 1947.

Distinguished Morris Fellow

William Hardebeck - DMF-D Alpha Beta ‘69 Michael Schermer - DMF-D Gamma Psi

The Fellowship recognizes cumulative lifetime giving levels to the Sigma Tau Gamma Foundation. Individuals can qualify to become a WCMF by donating $1,000 within four years to the Foundation.

From that point forward, all donations count toward the person’s cumulative giving recognitions. WCMF Cumulative Donor Recognition levels are as follows: Wilson C. Morris Fellow (WCMF) Notable Morris Fellow (NMF) Prominent Morris Fellow (PMF) Celebrated Morris Fellow (CMF) Eminent Morris Fellow (EMF) Illustrious Morris Fellow (IMF) Distinguished Morris Fellow (DMF) Diamond Level Distinguished Morris Fellow (DMF-D) Double Diamond Level Distinguished Morris Fellow (DMF-DD) Triple Diamond Level Distinguished Morris Fellow (DMF-DDD) Alexander Matushek - CSM-EF Beta Theta ‘14 Frank Mayer - Psi ‘60 Jack McDonald - Alpha ‘69 Stephen Mellott - NMF Delta Pi ‘88 Wilbur Miller - Alpha Phi ‘55 Cynthia Neal Mario Padilla - NMF Alpha Omega ‘59 Richard Passavant - Gamma Chi ‘93 Peter Percich - PMF Chi ‘68 Kenneth Peterson - Beta Xi ‘74 Michael Ray - NMF Beta Gamma ‘01 Gerald Renzino - CSM-EF Beta Theta ‘15 Craig Rice - Beta Epsilon ‘69 Richard Rinkoff - Delta Xi ‘73 Bruce Sauers - WCMF Beta Epsilon ‘85 Michael Schmidt - Beta Delta ‘75 Scott Seacrist - Gamma Xi ‘90 Brendan Sheridan - Delta Rho ‘00 Ryan Shimko - CSM-EF Beta Gamma ‘14 Rob Shults - EMF Beta ‘81 Reginald Sissel - WCMF Beta Chi ‘74 Earnest Smith - Beta ‘63 Christopher Spielman - CSM-EF Beta Gamma ‘15 Randall Steeno - Alpha Omega ‘63 William Tedesco - Alpha Omega ‘97 David Tollenaar - Alpha ‘93 Francis Vanco - Gamma Psi ‘09 Kevin Vogler - Gamma Chi ‘80 Kern Wasan - Gamma Psi ‘92 R. Michael Webb - IMF Alpha ‘67 Seth Woodell - WCMF Tau ‘07 Bobby Wylie - Sigma ‘70

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$1,000 within 4 years WCMF with $2,500 or more WCMF with $5,000 or more WCMF with $7,500 or more WCMF with $10,000 or more WCMF with $15,000 or more WCMF with $25,000 or more WCMF with $50,000 or more WCMF with $100,000 or more WCMF with $250,000 or more

Mark Yolton - Beta Epsilon ‘83 Geotechnical Consultants Inc.

Bronze Link Patron ($100 - $249) Eloy Alderete - WCMF Delta Epsilon ‘00 Jeffrey Alexander Ian Alsvary - CSM Epsilon Mu ‘11 Andrew Althoff - CSM Beta Xi ‘13 Thomas Anderson - Beta Theta ‘65 Dean Anderson - CSM-EF Beta Theta ‘15 Brent Ashcraft - CSM Sigma ‘12 Brandon Atwood - CSM Epsilon Phi ‘16 James Ayers - CSM Epsilon Sigma ‘15 Richard Baker - Beta Gamma ‘59 Paul Baldwin - Theta ‘45 John Barkett - Beta Gamma ‘71 W. P. Barlow - DMF Beta Mu ‘67 Andrew Bartell - Alpha Omega ‘09 James Bartlett Turner - Beta Alpha ‘87 Richard Bean - Gamma Sigma ‘72 John Bergfeld - Alpha ‘88 Richard Berkey - Alpha Psi ‘83 James Bernier - Gamma Chi ‘73 Kenneth Bernier - NMF Iota ‘77 Brian Berquist - Gamma Chi ‘00 Tanner Betts - CSM Mu ‘16

Illustrious Morris Fellow Jack Balderson - IMF Pi ‘57 David Breece - IMF Delta Xi ‘02 Shawn Kelly - IMF Gamma Nu ‘96

Eminent Morris Fellow

Wayne Juby - EMF Beta Upsilon ‘72 Paul Mueller - EMF Beta Upsilon ‘71 Randall Speer - EMF Delta Gamma ‘77

Celebrated Morris Fellow James Johnston - CMF Delta Xi ‘01 John Massey - CMF Mu ‘60

Prominent Morris Fellow

Christopher Gagne - PMF Epsilon Delta ‘96 Patrick Hall - PMF Omega ‘73 J. Sterling Leadbetter - PMF Gamma Pi ‘77

Notable Morris Fellow

Jimmy Bomer - NMF Sigma ‘60 Duane Clausen - NMF Kappa ‘69 Benjamin Holdren - NMF Alpha Lambda ‘12 Jose Juarez - NMF Delta Epsilon ‘07 Stephen Mellott - NMF Delta Pi ‘88 Bryan Pierre - NMF Gamma Beta ‘06 Edward Ward - NMF Kelvin Young - NMF Alpha ‘79

New Additions Kristen Adams - WCMF Gamma Beta ‘16 John Barger - WCMF Epsilon Eta ‘95 Zachary Brown - WCMF Beta Gamma ‘10 J. Drew Curran - WCMF Beta Omega ‘96 R. John Custodio - WCMF Gamma Omicron ‘77 Sean Daly - WCMF Delta ‘04 Richard Dannenburg - WCMF Delta Xi 12 Michelle Dominquez - WCMF Daniel Fahnestock - WCMF Alpha ‘65 Joy Helsel - WCMF Derek Kaimann - WCMF Beta 09 Monica Kelly - WCMF Michael Klopper - WCMF Epsilon Lambda 12 Michael Lynch - WCMF Alpha ‘83 Paul Manley - WCMF Alpha Omega ‘03 Kimberly Rowley - WCMF Peter Sheward - WCMF Gamma Omicron ‘85 Hugh Thomas - WCMF Beta ‘77 Allen Williams - WCMF Sigma ‘75

Brian Bina - CSM Delta ‘07 Myron Boncarosky - Beta Iota ‘62 Gary Borchardt - Alpha Phi ‘68 Charles Brady - DMF Alpha ‘65 James Braun - Alpha Chi ‘81 Bruce Bravard - Beta Omega ‘71 Christopher Bridgeman - CSM-EF Florida Tech Provisional ‘12 Rick Brittingham - Alpha Phi ‘84 Franklin Brubaker - Beta Theta ‘60 Michael Bruner - Beta Pi ‘96 Joseph Bucher - CSM Epsilon Omicron ‘06 Jeffrey Buckman - Epsilon ‘82 Steven Buie - Gamma Mu ‘82 David Burdick - CSM Gamma Xi ‘14 Cody Campbell - CSM Beta ‘14 John Carretti - Alpha Psi ‘81 Wayne Cekola - Beta Iota ‘90 R. Erik Chall - Delta Epsilon ‘92 Thomas Chew - Beta Upsilon ‘70 Alan Chiogioji - Delta Delta ‘85 Pierre Clark - CSM Gamma Beta ‘15 John Cochran - Iota ‘74 Roger Cole - Beta Phi ‘72 Eddie Collazo - Alpha ‘95 Brian Collins - Gamma Lambda ‘92 Jose Contreras - CSM Epsilon ‘15 John Cook - Gamma Mu ‘71 Michael Cork - CSM-EF Alpha Lambda ‘07 Dominic Costagliola - Gamma Omicron ‘92 Connor Couetil - CSM Beta Theta ‘16 Aaron Craft - Alpha Omega ‘07 Robert Craver - Alpha Theta ‘70 M. Gage Crosen - CSM-EF Beta Iota ‘13 Anthony D’Amico - CSM Epsilon Omicron ‘07 Len DeGonia - Alpha ‘78 Warren Dennis - Beta ‘57 Henry Dennis - NMF Zeta ‘87 Vito Dentino - Beta Iota ‘65 Jeffrey Dittenhafer - CMF Gamma Tau ‘87 Jordan Doucet - CSM Phi ‘10 Michal Duveneck - Beta Mu ‘67 David Eddleman - Gamma Psi ‘81 Gregory Edmundson - CSM Mu ‘11 Edwin Eilert - Delta ‘61 Ronald Elbling - PMF Tau ‘65 Ryan Emmons - WCMF Gamma Pi ‘03 Nazar Fakih - CSM Oklahoma State Provisional ‘15 Ronald Foore - Zeta ‘72 Stephen Forbis - Alpha Phi ‘75 Charles Foreman - Delta ‘63 Daniel Freeman - Beta Omega ‘93 Cody Fuller - CSM Delta Epsilon ‘15 C. Hugh Gardner - Beta ‘54 William Garrison - Beta Phi ‘63 Joshua Gelinas - CSM-EF Alpha Lambda ‘13 Michael George - Alpha ‘70 Gary Gerhard - Alpha Omega ‘67 Robert Gerth - Rho ‘50 Peter Gialames - Beta Iota ‘68 Thomas Gillette - Beta Gamma ‘67 Gregory Goodwin - Delta ‘74 Samuele Grimm - CSM Gamma Beta ‘15 Frederick Guenther - NMF Gamma Chi ‘75 Raymond Gunderson - Beta Xi ‘69 Adam Gusky - CSM Delta Psi ‘02 Nicholas Guth - Phi ‘03 Michael Gutierrez -CSM-EF Delta Epsilon ‘13 Michael Haake - WCMF Gamma Mu ‘86 Bradley Hamblock - CSM Kappa ‘11 John Hardy - Alpha Phi ‘77 Daryl Harmon - Alpha Delta ‘53 John Hartsock - WCMF Iota ‘71 Joseph Hasenstab - Beta ‘60

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Eugene Hatfield - Alpha Gamma ‘56 Barry Herron - Alpha ‘87 James Hilton - Beta Kappa ‘74 Norman Hoffman - Alpha Alpha ‘65 J. Nolan Hollingsworth - Alpha Beta ‘61 Robert Horn - Alpha ‘77 Gary Howland - Eta ‘64 Drew Hurt - Delta Psi ‘93 Steve Huselton - Upsilon ‘69 Frank Imperial - CSM Gamma Tau ‘09 Jeffery Janosik - Beta Iota ‘83 John Janssen - Gamma Xi ‘70 Philip Jeanfreau - WCMF Phi ‘99 Thomas Johnson - Beta ‘64 Gale Jones - Beta ‘53 Erik Kahl - WCMF Beta Kappa ‘10 Derek Kaimann - WCMF Beta ‘09 Michael Karp - Iota ‘75 Paul Katz - Delta Xi ‘02 Stephen Kaye - Alpha ‘68 Thomas King - Beta ‘69 Chad Kinkead - WCMF Alpha ‘98 Christopher Kirkeeng - CSM Beta Xi ‘14 Randy Kisner - Xi ‘69 Craig Kittelson - Beta Rho ‘79 Fredrick Krolopp - Beta Gamma ‘57 Jonathan Lehmann - CSM Beta Theta ‘14 Stephen Leonard - Gamma Epsilon ‘72 Christopher Locke - Alpha Phi ‘96 John Lowery - CSM-EF Tau ‘12 James Luhrs - Alpha Eta ‘59 William Luley - Iota ‘72 I. Thomas Macgillivray - Beta Kappa ‘69 Mark Mallon - Gamma Psi ‘89 Samuel Mallow - Gamma Pi ‘87 Paul Manly - WCMF Epsilon Rho ‘11 Louis Marohn - Beta Mu ‘61 Charles Marr - PMF Beta Omega Hon. Craig Martin - CSM Beta Upsilon ‘15 Jeffery Martin - Beta Upsilon ‘74 Archie Mason - Zeta ‘66 Edward McCarthy - Delta Beta ‘06 Charles J. McClain - Beta Hon. David McClain - CSM Delta Tau ‘14 Danny McFarland - WCMF Omega ‘81 Perry McKee - Beta Alpha ‘62 Larry McKinney - Beta Theta ‘65 Richard Meene - NMF Gamma Eta ‘73 Michael Meyering - Gamma Theta ‘72 Lucas Miller - CSM Gamma Phi ‘14 Lisa Miller Charles Mills - EMF Beta Zeta ‘78 Guy Mobley - CSM-EF Epsilon Mu ‘13 Jeffery Molchan -WCMF Beta Upsilon ‘83 James Moul - Alpha ‘63 Gary Nelson - Alpha Kappa ‘71 E. Sheffield Nelson - EMF Sigma ‘62 Mark Newbold - Alpha ‘89 D. Wayne Norris - Omicron ‘64 Thomas Oaks - Epsilon Rho ‘96 Matthew O’Connor - Beta Upsilon ‘84 Edward O’Donnell - Omicron ‘65 William Overstreet - Sigma ‘72 Kenneth Pardeck - Alpha ‘78 Gary Parrish - Alpha Sigma ‘73 Don Peck - NMF Alpha Chi ‘69 Seth Peterman - WCMF Phi ‘97 Thomas Plank - Beta ‘67 Craig Preuss - Beta Lambda ‘89 Theodore Priem - WCMF Beta Delta ‘62 David Pruett - Gamma Chi ‘75 Robert Putaro - CSM Beta Iota ‘14 Gary D. Rader - Beta Phi ‘68 William Ragan - NMF Beta Chi Hon.

James Raybourn - Beta Zeta ‘74 Mitchell Reid - Beta Zeta ‘81 Jason Reinert - Beta Gamma ‘05 Roger Reupert - Beta Xi ‘61 Jason Ringer - CSM Beta Theta ‘15 Robert Robinson - Alpha ‘60 Timothy Roche - Delta Lambda ‘88 Michael Rochford - CSM Kappa ‘14 Michael Rosberg - Alpha Eta ‘71 Ronald Roskens - PMF Alpha Eta ‘53 Devin Rowland - CSM Beta Theta ‘14 Greg Rumpf - DMF Beta ‘79 Edwin Ryland - Sigma ‘63 Oliver Sappington - NMF Alpha Phi ‘72 Michael Savage - Alpha Phi ‘69 Frederick Schaljo - Alpha Phi ‘69 Christopher Schiavone - CSM Beta Theta ‘13 Jeffrey Schneider - Alpha ‘01 Andrew Schnitgen - Delta Xi ‘97 George Schroeter - Alpha Beta ‘65 Daniel Schroff - Omega ‘73 Charles Schwartz - Beta Chi ‘72 Donald Sesso - Epsilon ‘51 Sam Shaner - CSM Beta Theta ‘13 Gary Sharkey - Lambda ‘75 Bradley Sherard - Alpha ‘89 Robert Sickler - Nu ‘73 Robert Slater - CSM Alpha Omega ‘08 Christian Slifer - CSM Epsilon Sigma ‘15 Larry Smith - Beta Iota ‘61 Mark Smith - CMF Alpha ‘85 Jason Smith - Sigma ‘96 Thomas Sokol - Gamma Xi ‘87 Scott Somerville - CSM Beta Iota ‘14 Vivek Sridharan - Delta Xi ‘03 Joseph Staab - Eta ‘54 John Stepanek - Gamma Theta ‘86 Harry Stephens - Delta ‘65 William Stevenson - Theta ‘62 Jack Strukel - Epsilon ‘55 Allan Szirony - Beta Upsilon ‘79 G. Lee Tabor - WCMF Epsilon Mu ‘05 Neil Talbott - CSM Alpha ‘11 A. J. Tallman - Phi ‘70 Victor Thate - Alpha ‘61 William Thomas - Gamma Omega ‘77 Donald Thomas Charles Thomison - WCMF Epsilon ‘61 Donald Thompson - Eta ‘64 Robert Tonning Jarrod Turley - Delta Epsilon ‘04 Joseph Urban - CSM Gamma Xi ‘14 James Vacherlon - Alpha Chi ‘68 Rolland Walk - Iota ‘48 Dennis Wall - Gamma Theta ‘72 Timothy Ward - NMF Beta Omega ‘87 Lawrence Warren - WCMF Alpha ‘42 John Waterhouse - WCMF Gamma Theta ‘06 Thomas Waters - WCMF Gamma Xi Hon. John W. Wearly - WCMF Omicron ‘44 H. Edward Wesemann - Beta Lambda ‘68 Collin Weyand - CSM Gamma Pi ‘15 Robert Whiteside - CSM Alpha Chi ‘11 Michael Whiting - CSM-EF Beta Xi ‘15 Richard Whitson - Phi ‘71 David Williams - NMF Iota ‘73 Robert Willis - Theta ‘62 Christopher Zayatz - Alpha Psi ‘90 James Zeman - Alpha Mu ‘60 Willis North America Gamma Tau Alumni Association

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Foundation Donors Link Patron ($50 - $99) Dale Admire - Alpha ‘77 Gregory Alvino - Alpha Nu ‘90 Dale Avery - Psi ‘63 Victor Aves - Delta Theta ‘87 John Bagger - Beta Kappa ‘71 Edward Baranowski - Kappa ‘59 Nicholas Bauer - Beta Theta ‘14 Thomas Baxter - Eta ‘68 David Becker - Alpha ‘70 James Beistle - Kappa ‘62 Dale M. Benedict - Delta Eta ‘84 Richard Bernardini - Alpha Chi ‘58 Robert Bernier - IMF Iota ‘71 Graham Blackhurst - Gamma Theta ‘03 David Blum - NMF Delta ‘65 Keith Bokermann - Gamma Mu ‘79 David Bonicard - Beta Nu ‘74 Robert Booth - Gamma Beta ‘85 Ralph Borsani - Delta Xi ‘75 Gerald Bourland - Alpha ‘61 Lester Bragg - Rho ‘54 David Braud - CSM Phi ‘14 Jerry Bredwell - Alpha ‘61 Robert Brewer - Beta Tau ‘62 Jason Brooks - WCMF Gamma Chi ‘00 William Brown - CSM Alpha ‘97 Matthew Brown - Beta Lambda ‘91 Dennis Brown - Gamma Tau ‘73 Christopher Burrows - Psi ‘93 Ronald Butts - Delta ‘65 Jim Byrd - Gamma Omega ‘81 Matthew Cahill - Rho ‘91 Zachary Campbell - CSM Beta Theta ‘14 David Carrick - Alpha Eta ‘56 Kenneth Carrier - Phi ‘69 Duane Charles - Beta ‘70 Troy Conrad - Beta Epsilon ‘93 Thomas Cook - Alpha Lambda ‘68 James Cooney - Gamma Psi ‘78 John Coulson - Gamma Tau ‘73 Robert Cowles - Alpha Phi ‘66 Gerald Cragar - Zeta ‘67 Paul Davis - Delta Xi ‘13 Bernard Dehlin - Beta Lambda ‘62 C. Louis Deibel - Alpha Theta ‘57 Thomas Deters - Omega ‘85 Matthew Dieckmann - Alpha Omega ‘08 Timothy Doubledee - Alpha ‘89 David Dunn - Beta Pi ‘88 Bernard Durkin - NMF Beta Beta ‘63 Charles Dye - Alpha Beta ‘61 H. Wade Earnheart - Beta Nu ‘70 Richard Elliott - Beta ‘68 Gerald Elphingstone - Alpha Omega ‘90 James Ewart - Alpha ‘58 Stephen Faller - Phi ‘73 Brian Fernandes - Beta Iota ‘98 Curtis Finch - Epsilon ‘62 Ryan Fisher - CSM-EF Beta Iota ‘15 Charles Foudree - Beta ‘66 James Fox - Beta Lambda ‘79 Jerroy Frank - Alpha Beta ‘57 Edward Frigillana - Beta Pi ‘71 Enrico Garavaglia - Alpha ‘77 Dennis Gatchel - Alpha Alpha ‘71 Renaldo Gattone - Gamma Epsilon ‘72 Robert Gerke - Beta Rho ‘62

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John Gizdic - Delta Upsilon ‘92 Alexander Gorr - Beta Theta ‘65 Christopher Gould - WCMF Alpha ‘95 Earl Gunkle - WCMF Delta ‘50 Patrick Halpin - Alpha Kappa ‘01 Charles Hanna - Delta ‘50 Richard Harris - Alpha Epsilon ‘66 Charles Harris - Tau ‘86 Phillip Herring - WCMF Upsilon ‘77 Paul Herskovitz - CSM Delta Psi ‘97 Edward Higgins - Alpha Chi ‘96 Mitchell Hill - Alpha Phi ‘83 Stephen Hite - WCMF Beta ‘83 Jay Hoff - Gamma Eta ‘75 Mark Hurmence - Omega ‘81 Hon. Alan Janssen - Beta ‘73 Gerald Jennison - Alpha ‘64 Edgar Jimenez - WCMF Alpha ‘78 Ronald Johnson - Alpha Gamma ‘59 Cliff Judy - Beta Alpha ‘05 David Julius - Alpha Sigma ‘74 Robert Kappler - Beta ‘57 Ted Karlunas - Gamma Alpha ‘92 David Kennedy - Xi ‘51 Roger Kerstner - Alpha Kappa ‘58 Eugene Kirk - Beta Pi ‘64 Gary Koppenaal - Omega ‘73 David Kromm - Alpha Theta ‘60 Earl LeBourgeois - Phi ‘69 Bernard Lemay - Beta Upsilon ‘69 Joe Lightfoot - WCMF Beta ‘84 Bernard Linner - Alpha Psi ‘71 Robert Lomax - Delta Omicron ‘88 Harley Look - Iota ‘01 William Lycke - Alpha Nu ‘54 Larry Magee - Beta ‘60 Christopher Martin - Alpha Omega ‘10 John Masterson - Delta ‘67 Jason Maxwell - Alpha Chi ‘89 Robert McBride - Beta Delta ‘78 Thomas McCaulla - Tau ‘77 Jean McGrew - Alpha Eta ‘55 Thomas McIntosh Daniel Meinert - Gamma Xi ‘74 Jerry Miller - Beta ‘60 Charles Miller - Pi ‘57 Dean Moede - Beta Mu ‘65 James Moix - Sigma ‘96 Wendell Mongeon - Gamma Delta ‘70 Joseph Morice - Alpha ‘71 Carleton Moyer - Alpha Lambda ‘68 Gloria Mueller - WCMF Richard Mueller - Beta Upsilon ‘73 Burchard Neel - Alpha Beta ‘44 James Ng - Delta Xi ‘92 Jerry Nicholson Albert Noel - Alpha Pi ‘56 David North - Epsilon ‘92 Loren Obley - Delta ‘58 Edward Ortleb - Alpha Beta ‘54 Harold Osborn - Alpha Kappa ‘49 Salvatore Pagano - Alpha Omega ‘73 James Paladino - Alpha Theta ‘53 A. Ernie Papinchak - Pi ‘57 Alyx Parker - NMF Alpha Chi ‘97 H. Michael Parsons - Alpha ‘72 Wesley Patrick - Gamma Chi ‘74 Coleman Pearson - CSM Epsilon Phi ‘16 Harold Phillips - Omega ‘57 Donald Ploeger - Alpha ‘57 William Powers - Gamma Theta ‘80 Robert Prah - Beta Iota ‘10 Matthew Rea - WCMF Epsilon Xi ‘06 James Regan - Epsilon ‘72

Matthew Richardson - Gamma Phi ‘98 Will Rickman - Alpha ‘56 Mitchell Ridout - Beta ‘91 Anthony Right - Beta Alpha ‘93 Arnold Roper - Gamma Xi ‘74 Charles Rossi - Gamma Tau ‘82 Lowell Rowe - Psi ‘58 Kurt Ruga - Omega ‘72 Robert Runge - Alpha Mu ‘69 David Ruth - Mu ‘79 Michael Santana - Delta Epsilon ‘98 Robert Sariano - Gamma Omicron ‘78 Charles Schellhaas - Beta Omega ‘73 Robert Schmidt - Alpha Zeta ‘69 Kevin Schulte - Alpha Omega ‘81 Paul Scurko - Beta Beta ‘86 L. William Searcy - WCMF Beta ‘75 Gary Secor - Alpha Chi ‘69 Blayne Sharpe - Sigma ‘06 Harry Sieben - Beta Xi ‘65 Thomas Sighel - Epsilon ‘71 Stanley Sikes - Alpha Phi ‘79 Jack Slingerland - Gamma Chi ‘76 Bradley Smith - Alpha Omega ‘11 Randall Smith - Beta ‘75 Michael Smoll - WCMF Delta ‘03 John Snider - Alpha ‘54 Denis Starner - Beta Epsilon ‘76 Ronald Subris - Beta Theta ‘90 Max Tackett - Alpha Epsilon ‘74 Kenneth Tewell - Delta ‘50 Robert Thomas - Alpha Lambda ‘64 Timothy Thornton - Alpha Phi ‘82 Ryan Traut - Gamma Chi ‘00 Terry Troester - WCMF Beta ‘58 Ryan Tuomenoksa - CSM Beta Theta ‘13 Arthur Van Bodegraven - Beta Theta ‘60 Frank van Mullem - Phi ‘92 Kenneth Vaughn - WCMF Delta Delta ‘86 George Vrabel - Beta Upsilon ‘70 Kevin Walden - Beta ‘84 Aaron Wall - CSM Alpha Chi ‘15 Jordan Walsh - CSM Kappa ‘14 Mark Wanstrath - Omicron ‘81 Chester Ward - Alpha Gamma ‘55 Edward A. Watson - Beta Beta ‘69 David Watson - Delta Epsilon ‘09 Floyd Wesley - Omicron ‘59 Daniel Wesolowski - CSM Beta Chi ‘02 Laron Williams - CSM Beta Chi ‘04 Tyler Williams - CSM Beta Theta ‘14 L. Edward Witt - Beta Pi ‘62 Gardner Wolfe - Alpha Zeta ‘51 Justin Wolford - CSM Alpha Chi ‘04 Scott Yoder - NMF Gamma Tau ‘88 Charles Young - Alpha Phi ‘71 Harvey Young - Beta ‘41 Jeffrey Yurkiw - Beta Iota ‘88 Philip Zaninelli - Beta Zeta ‘77 Brian Zeringue - Phi ‘76

New Link Patron ($25 - $49) David Acklin - Beta Upsilon '02 Justin Acklin Kyle Albert - Beta Chi '86 James Allison - Alpha '97 William Atkins - Alpha '51

George Bacalakus Jerome Bajbus - Beta Upsilon '70 Ralph Ballard - Beta Upsilon '75 Craig Bareis - Gamma Xi '69 James Bauer - Gamma Theta '78 Adam Beba - CSM Beta Upsilon '98 James Belshe - Alpha '49 Jack Berg - Pi '60 David Berman - Alpha Chi '60 Nathan Bibb - Alpha Omega '08 Alex Boccabella - Beta Upsilon '87 William Bohonak - Pi '66 Christopher Boras - Alpha Psi '83 Michael Bostard - Delta Beta '92 Douglas Brablec - Chi '66 James Bryson - Alpha Lambda '58 William Burkham - Beta Phi '09 Robin Burton - Beta Chi '03 Jeromy Caldwell - Mu '90 Robert Callahan - Beta Omega '65 Ryan Cary - CSM-EF Beta Upsilon '14 Steven Cave - Beta Upsilon '02 John Cherundolo - Gamma Alpha '76 Larry Clevenger - Alpha '66 Richard Cook - Gamma Beta '72 John Corradini - Alpha Sigma '75 W. Thomas Cox - Omega '71 Kenneth Crotwell - WCMF Beta Nu '85 Joseph Cupani - Delta Xi '94 Joseph Dachtler - Beta Upsilon '95 Lawrence Darnell - NMF Alpha Phi '54 Robert Dassel - Beta Beta '68 Christopher Dean - Delta Upsilon '92 Edward Denker - Beta Theta '60 Arnold Didomenica - Phi '56 Steven Dill - Beta Upsilon '73 Douglas Dillon - WCMF Delta Lambda '90 Troy Duke - Alpha Epsilon '83 Wayne Dunker - WCMF Alpha Phi '00 Bernard Eacho - NMF Delta Zeta '86 Jim Fazekas Larry Fellhoelter - Alpha '83 Jerry Fudurich - Beta Upsilon '63 Donald Funke - Alpha Phi '62 Kevin Funkhouser - Iota '04 Lawrence Glines - Beta Mu '74 Paul Green - Xi '57 Sam Grizzaffi - Gamma Kappa '71 Gary Guidry - Phi '75 John Hadley - Delta Nu '88 Robert Hamilton - Pi '54 Edward Hanley - Omicron '72 Richard Harlan - Phi '70 Michael Harris - Mu '75 Jeffrey Hassan - Beta Upsilon '90 Jack Henry - Beta Iota '68 Robert Herbst - Alpha Chi '78 Donald Hoem - Alpha Alpha '82 Kenneth Hollingsworth - Beta '82 Robert Holmes - Alpha Psi '80 Richard Holmes - Beta '74 Thomas Horace - Beta '64 William Huyge - Psi '67 James Irwin - Delta Xi '92 Marlene Janssen Jeffrey Jenkins - Gamma Beta '76 Ralph Johnson - Zeta '63 Joseph Jordan - Alpha Epsilon '69 Damien Keller Randall Kerkhover - Alpha Phi '76 Kevin Kihorany - Beta Upsilon '98 Bradley Kise - Beta Epsilon '76 Dennis Knutson - Beta Delta '66 Eric Krinks - Gamma Alpha '06

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R. Jeffrey Lamont - Beta Epsilon '80 Dan Leavy Richard Lentz - Beta Theta '60 Phillip Lind - Phi '77 John Mann - Delta Beta '82 David Mauer - Beta Mu '65 Richard Mauer - Beta Mu '70 John McDonald - Delta '59 Patrick McPhillips - Beta Upsilon '85 James Meredith - Gamma Phi '92 Brett Mertens - Alpha Omega '12 Michael Miller - Alpha '92 John Miller - Alpha Phi '67 Peter Mocarski - Gamma Rho '73 Mary Molchan M. Jan Mostowy - Beta Iota '81 Michael Mueller - Sigma '96 Ray Newton - Eta '57 Robert Nibarger - Omicron '70 Terrence Nixon - Beta Pi '73 Thomas Olsen - Beta Kappa '74 Donald Orris - Gamma Alpha '70 Michael Pado - Beta Iota '71 Carl Parker - Alpha '64 Max Passo - Beta Theta '12 Robert Phillips - Sigma '85 Timothy Posar - Beta Upsilon '88 Maynard Prall - Beta Epsilon '65 Donald Pressnall - Beta Xi '70 Lance Quick - Gamma Omicron '92 Jennifer Rabas Roger Ramirez - Beta Upsilon '90 James Rathert - Alpha Kappa '64 Adam Reams - Epsilon '12 Larry Rider - Omicron '64 Gregory Rothberg - Alpha Phi '84 C. Brad Rushing - Gamma Rho '73 David Rushton - CSM Beta Upsilon '01 Delano Rushton - Beta Upsilon '00 Louis Rushton Chris Saba Leroy Schelske - Delta '57 Jason Scherer - Alpha '99 Stephen Schlegel - Beta Upsilon '95 Steven Schneider - Delta Omega '96 Stephan Sharp - Delta Upsilon '89 David Steffens - Alpha '02 Gary Stock - Beta Alpha '81 Dennis Stokes - Epsilon '71 Scott Strope - Alpha '92 Joseph Suber - Beta Upsilon '01 Pat Sullivan Gary Swanson - Gamma Beta '73 Kathleen Szirony Terry Tebbenkamp - Alpha '72 Louis Tisler - Beta Upsilon '92 Richard Todd - Beta Upsilon '99 Stephen Tomko - Delta Xi '91 James Turturice -WCMF Beta Upsilon '84 Lawrence Turzynski - Alpha Sigma '89 Bruce Uhrich - Gamma Epsilon '73 John Ussery - Gamma Omega '83 John Vehar - Beta Upsilon '70 Eugene Welch - Alpha '52 Bruce Weston - Omega '71 Chad Whitney - Gamma Beta '12 William Williams - Epsilon Eta '95 Luke Williams -CSM Gamma Phi '15 Danny Williamson - Gamma Xi '70 Michael Yellin - Delta Xi '91 Dale Zabukovec - Beta Upsilon '74 D. Lynn Zeller - Beta Pi '65

Donor ($25 - $49) Stephen Barker - Gamma Phi ‘12 David Dye - Beta Lambda ‘73 Eric Frisk - Alpha Iota ‘54 Robert Goodman - Beta Epsilon ‘88 Joseph Guarini - Alpha Omicron '55 Darrell Hogg - Delta ‘53 Harry Hull - Alpha Mu '52 Harlan Katz - Omicron ‘62 Kevin Kreger - Beta Xi '69 Rahul-Anaadi Kurl - Delta Xi '14 Joseph Lizza - CSM Epsilon Omicron '05 David Murphy - Gamma Psi ‘76 Alfred Myers - Beta Epsilon ‘77 Dale Patrick - Alpha Epsilon ‘66 Norman Peck - Alpha Tau ‘56 Jonathan Proehl - NMF Gamma Nu '99 Josef Sallen - Beta ‘11 Clifford Schadler - Beta Kappa ‘62 Frederick Schreiner - Beta Lambda ‘65 B. Don Steveson - Zeta ‘72 Thomas Spindler - CSM Gamma Phi '86 Harold Tornquist - Theta '63 Jacob Western - Gamma Phi ‘13 Charles White - Beta Omega ‘75

Top Ten Chapters Amount Contributed Alpha Lambda .............................. $13,900.00 Delta Xi ......................................... $12,965.73 Gamma Psi ................................... $11,753.72 Beta Upsilon ................................... $9,025.00 Phi .................................................. $8,737.96 Alpha .............................................. $8,540.00 Beta ................................................ $7,580.00 Pi .................................................... $5,075.00 Beta Theta ...................................... $4,967.00 Gamma Chi..................................... $4,835.00

Members Contributing Alpha .......................................................... 58 Beta ............................................................ 39 Beta Upsilon ............................................... 38 Beta Theta .................................................. 25 Phi .............................................................. 22 Alpha Phi .................................................... 21 Delta ........................................................... 19 Delta Xi ....................................................... 19 Alpha Omega ............................................. 18 Beta Iota ..................................................... 16

Gift-In-Kind Donors Joseph Feldhouse William Hardebeck John Heiman James Johnston Wayne Juby Shawn Kelly Paul Motin Michael Schermer Paul Szczesny Thomas Wood

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Alumni News

Alumni News Chris Donnelly, Epsilon Iota ‘03 (The College of New Jersey) recently wrote How The Yankees Explain New York, a book about the unique parallels between New York City’s evolution and the New York Yankees.

This book is available for purchase at Barnes and Nobles.

This is Donnelly’s second book based on the New York Yankees. He also wrote Baseball’s Greatest Series: Yankees, Mariners and the 1995 Matchup That Changed History, published in 2010.

Joseph L. Skvarenina, Iota ’71 (Kent State University) is the author of the recently published Hancock County, a postcard pictorial history of Hancock County, Indiana.

The book is available from Arcadia Publishing, www. arcadiapublishing.com.

This is the latest in a series of books written or edited by Skvarenina that focus on the life and times of central and east-central Indiana. His books include: Memoirs of WWII (1990), a collection of veterans interviews, Also Great (1989) stories about famous people in Hancock County, Hancock County in the Wars a Memorial (1996), A History of Lutheran High School (1991), History of Emmaus Lutheran Church (1995), about a German-American congregation in Indianapolis, A History of the James Whitcomb Riley Old Home Society (1994), Mt. Lebanon United Methodist Church (2005), a history, Hancock Essays in the Decades (1993), Black Bonnets and Buggies (1998), memories of an Amish Life in Milroy Indiana, and Hancock County Court House (1997).

Skvarenina is also the author of numerous magazine articles including “DeFrantz and the Senate Avenue YMCA,” and the “America Indian in Hancock County Indiana.”

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Warren “Potsey” Louque, WCMF, Phi ’61, celebrated his 75th birthday with Fraternity brothers on February 13, 2014 in Denham Spring, Louisiana. Over 25 brothers attended this event, including 37th National President Tom Morgan, CMF, Phi ’85, Frank Peabody, Phi ’54, and Kirby Peabody, Phi ’82.

With the late David Miller, Phi ’61, Brother Louque founded the New Orleans Alumni Chapter in 1964. The New Orleans Alumni Chapter has remained continuously active and vibrant for over 50 years and it will serve as the host for the William P. Bernier Grand Chapter this summer.

Warren “Potsey” Louque served our Fraternity as Southern Regional Director (now titled Regional Vice President) for more than a decade. He received the Outstanding Regional Director award in 1980 and the D. Kenneth Winebrenner Distinguished Service Award in 1982.

Morgan credits Brother Louque with influencing and inspiring to service dozens of Sigma Tau Gamma brothers, including him. Louque said, “Sig Tau has been a big part of my life, and still to this day my love for my brothers is important to me.”

Chapter Eternal Due to limited space Chapter Eternal does not feature obituaries for every member. Obituaries are posted for 90 days from the date of notice on our website at: www.sigmataugamma.org. To submit a Chapter Eternal entry, please email editor@sigmataugamma.org.

Alpha

Beta Kappa

Upsilon

Gamma Psi

(University of Central Missouri) William P. Matthews, ’54, April 13, 2012 (University of Arkansas, Monticello) James Carter, ’80, February 27, 2014

Phi

(Southeastern Lousiana State University) Timothy McDuf�ie, ’81, March 22, 2014

Chi

(Western Michigan University) Harry Bailey, ’43, February 15, 2014

Alpha Beta

(Harris-Stowe State University) Paul Neel, ’45, November 14, 2013

Beta Gamma

(Youngstown State University) William E. Crawford, ‘64, January 3, 2014 Jerome A. Margala ’68 Dennis M. Savage ’63 February 24, 2014 Robert A. Petruska ‘62 Richard C. Didonato, ’69

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(University of Wisconsin, La Crosse) Xavier Moody, ’16, February 10, 2014 (Illinois State University) Jeffrey Beadle, ’91, April 3, 2014

Alvin Hall, Lambda ‘62 Alvin L. Hall, Lambda ’62 (Black Hills State University) died April 8, 2014. He was 77.

Al was the alumni advisor for Lambda Chapter in the 1970’s while working as the sports information director at BHSU. He also worked in state government and in Washington, DC for US Representative E. Y. Berry. Al was a veteran of the US Marine Corps and the South Dakota National Guard. He was active in the Catholic Church, teaching high school catechism in Pierre, Spearfish, Fort Pierre, Onida and Presho.

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