Cultivating Tomorrow's Leaders - Sigma Chi in Canada

09 

Sigma Chi Foundation Annual Report 2009 

Cultivating Tomorrow’s Leaders

1 chairman’s message 

2 CEO’s message 

4 Foundation Board of Governors 

6 Financial commentary 

8 Leadership Programs 

18 monuments & Memorials 

20 Scholarships & Awards 

24 Ways to give 

29 roll of donors 

2009 

Cultivating Leadership 

Chairman’s message 

The Sigma Chi Foundation 

Mission: Who we are 

➜➜ The Sigma Chi Foundation solicits financial 

resources, provides faithful stewardship, 

and engages in exemplary ethical 

practices in support of Sigma Chi and 

leadership development. 

During his college years, a 

young man faces a field of possibilities. 

He needs support and guidance to help 

him develop into a man who will be an 

asset to his college, community and the 

world at large. 

Sigma Chi’s legacy is one of 

cultivating leadership by providing 

character-based training to help 

young men grow towards their highest 

potential. Our brothers have always 

aspired to greatness and stand as 

leaders among men. They are doctors, 

judges, lawyers, engineers, members 

of the military, devoted fathers and 

loyal friends. Make no mistake, by its 

very nature, the Sigma Chi experience 

contributes mightily to our world. As 

Founder William Lewis Lockwood said 

back in 1857, “Our world needs just 

such men.” 

Your Sigma Chi Foundation exists 

to fund the Fraternity, cultivate leaders 

and promote academic excellence. 

Your gifts, properly stewarded by 

your Foundation, enable Sigma Chi 

to nurture our young brothers’ growth, 

and help them develop into the kind 

of men needed to lead the next 

great generation. 

Sigma Chi’s legacy is one of cultivating leadership 

by providing character-based training to help young 

men grow towards their highest potential. 

Proud of Our Progress 

As you will see in the letter from your 

Foundation’s President and CEO, Greg 

Harbaugh, Purdue, 1978, we saw the 

storm clouds gathering and made 

strategic expense reductions early. 

As a result, we remain strong and 

on a sustainable path for the future. 

In our financial commentary, 

you will read about how we met 

each of our grant commitments, 

and the considerable investment we 

made in leadership and scholarship 

programming last year. I am proud that 

we will continue unprecedented grant 

funding into the next fiscal year. 

We have increased our efforts to 

expand the donor rolls, creating a more 

sustainable organization by dramatically 

increasing our communication, 

promoting chapter-specific giving 

opportunities through the Bell Chapter 

Challenge, and by visiting with more 

brothers than ever before. 

It is our hope that, through the words 

of participants and donors, the real 

power of our leadership programming 

is illustrated in this report. We know 

our programs are effective and recent 

surveys provide just such evidence. 

My brothers, on behalf of our Board 

of Governors and the nearly 14,000 

young men who are directly benefiting 

from your generosity, I thank you 

for your charitable support. What 

we are doing together is changing 

the expanding field of possibilities 

and making a real difference. We are 

cultivating tomorrow’s leaders. 

In Hoc, 

vision: Where we are going 

➜➜ 

The Sigma Chi Foundation is respected for 

the manner in which we establish expectations, 

and build and administer an endowment that 

supports leadership and scholarship programs 

that reach beyond Sigma Chi’s borders, 

in perpetuity. 

Chuck Watson 

Oklahoma State, 1972 

Chairman, Foundation Board of Governors 

annual report 2009 

pg. 1

CEO’s message 

2009 

A Thriving Foundation 

CEO’s message 

This has been a year like none in 

recent memory. We faced the most 

challenging economy in more than 30 

years and an environment in which 

many non-profit organizations went out 

of business. However, I am pleased to 

report to you that your Foundation not 

only survived, we continue to thrive. We 

anticipated the downturn in revenue 

before the economy began to weaken 

and reduced our operating expenses by 

24%. At year’s end, we had a small net 

surplus which was applied toward our 

endowment. This was a true team effort 

by the entire Foundation staff as well as 

the Foundation Board of Governors. 

Some of your Foundation’s key 

achievements of last year: 

PROGRAM & SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING 

➜➜ Met all grant commitments—providing 

nearly $1.6 million in funding to support 

the best undergraduate leadership 

development programs in the Greek world: 

• 85% of the direct costs of Balfour 

Leadership Training Workshop. (Special 

thanks to Bank of America and the L.G. 

Balfour Foundation). 

• 100% of the cost of the Cornerstone 

alumni mentor program. 

• 100% of the cost of the Horizons 

leadership training program for 

sophomores. (Special thanks to the 

generous support of Bob McNair, 

South Carolina, 1958; Keith Krach, 

Purdue, 1979; Chuck Watson, 

Oklahoma State, 1972; and 

Bill George, Georgia Tech, 1964). 

• 100% of the cost of the Choices 

alcohol education program and 

Betty Ford Center Alliance. 

• 100% of the cost of the Journey chapter 

leadership retreat program. (Thanks to 

the generous support of Dave Dillon, 

Kansas 1973). 

➜➜ Increased academic scholarship funding 

by 33% to $101,000. (This included a 

two year, $1,000 per year, academic 

scholarship for the International 

Sweetheart, Alexa Stabler). 

➜➜ Granted over $300,000 in chapter-specific 

academic scholarships. 

➜➜ Provided $980,000 for educational 

chapter house renovations this year. 

ADDITIONAL FUNDING 

➜➜ All Peterson Significant Chapter awards. 

➜➜ All chapter Balfour nominees became 

Life Loyal Sig members. (Thanks to the 

generosity of Kenneth S. ‘Bud’ Adams, 

Kansas 1944). 

➜➜ 100% of the cost to archive 

Sigma Chi’s history. 

➜➜ The Sigma Chi Military Service Award. 

(Thanks to Keith Krach, Purdue 1979). 

➜➜ The M.V. Anderson Character in Action 

Award. (Thanks to Keith Krach, 

Purdue 1979). 

other HIGHLIGHTS 

➜➜ Set a record for the Annual Fund. 

This fund pays for operations, 

scholarships, and programs. 

➜➜ Won the 2009 National Interfraternity 

Council – Foundation (NIC-F) award 

for the Best Annual Report (Bree Barry, 

Editor.) 

➜➜ Added 13 donors to the James Parks 

Caldwell Society. This society is comprised 

of alumni who have named the Foundation 

as beneficiary of a will, life insurance 

policy or life income gift. This is far and 

away the best pathway for growing the 

Foundation’s endowment. 

➜➜ Introduced the Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter 

Challenge. This program provides the 

opportunity for interested alumni to 

support their home chapter’s participation 

in all Sigma Chi leadership and scholarship 

programs. The Bell Chapter Challenge 

is a very powerful concept that will 

dramatically and positively impact what 

we are able to provide to all chapters in 

the future. More details may be found 

on pg.26 of this report. 

OUTREACH EFFORTS 

➜➜ Met individually with 893 alumni to 

solicit support and provide status on our 

leadership and scholarship programs. 

➜➜ Addressed 71 receptions, alumni 

gatherings, province conferences and 

other events on the current progress and 

future vision of the Foundation. 

➜➜ Brought news of the Foundation’s 

progress to over 135,000 alumni through 

direct mail, personal visits, phone calls, 

email, and social networking (Facebook, 

LinkedIn, etc.) Many of these Sigs had not 

heard from the Foundation in years. 

➜➜ Personally contacted every donor we 

could reach who declined to support 

the Foundation this year. We wanted to 

know why they chose not continue their 

support, and what we could do to earn 

Introduced the Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter 

Challenge. This program provides the opportunity 

for interested alumni to support their home chapter’s 

participation in all Sigma Chi leadership and 

scholarship programs. 

back their support. The good news, in 

virtually every case, is that their decision 

did not result from a failing on our part, 

but rather external circumstances. We will 

not let a donor fall away easily! 

Please remember that we provided 

the above support even though less than 

3% of all alumni give to our Foundation. 

We are determined to expand that 

participation and to make alumni 

more aware of our efforts to support 

all chapters. Please also remember that 

neither undergraduate dues nor Life 

Loyal memberships provide any revenue 

to the Foundation. 

After reviewing this report, I hope 

you will conclude that we have been 

careful stewards of your gifts through 

this challenging time. I have never been 

so proud of our dedicated professional 

staff and volunteer board as I am today. 

And I am very confident that we are 

on the right track to continue to grow 

our programs, increase our scholarship 

funding, and build our endowment to 

ensure that the very best of Sigma Chi 

lies ahead. 

In Hoc, 

Greg Harbaugh 

Purdue, 1978 

President and CEO 

Sigma Chi Foundation 

847-869-3655 x204 

BY THE NUMBERS: 

Some highlights of the 

Foundation’s fiscal year 

2008-09 include: 

100 % 

85 % 

$392,000 to cover 

85% of the direct 

costs of Balfour 

Leadership Training 

Workshop 

(see pg. 8.) 

33 % 

Increased academic 

scholarships funding 

by 33% to $101,000 

(see pg. 20.) 

$980k 

100 % 

$150,000 to 

cover 100% of 

the cost of the 

Cornerstone alumni 

mentor program 

(see pg. 10.) 

100 % 

3 % 

$300k 

135k 

The Foundation 

provided funding 

to cover 100% of the 

Horizons leadership 

training program 

for sophomores 

(see pg. 14.) 

$980,000 provided 

for educational 

chapter house 

renovations 

this year. 

$20,000 to cover 

100% of the cost of 

the Choices Alcohol 

Education Program 

and Betty Ford 

Center Alliance 

(see pg. 12.) 

Less than 3% of 

all alumni give 

to the Sigma Chi 

Foundation. 

Imagine what we 

could do with 10%! 

Granted over 

$300,000 in 

chapter-specific 

academic 

scholarships. 

Communicated with 

over 135,000 alumni 

through direct mail, 

personal visits, phone 

calls, email, and social 

networking (Facebook, 

LinkedIn, etc.) 

pg. 2 The Sigma Chi Foundation 


pg. 3

Foundation Board of Governors 

2009 

Strong Leadership 

The sigma chi Foundation Board of Governors 

Chuck Watson 


Chairman, Foundation Board 

of Governors 

Brother Watson was named 

Chairman of the Foundation 

Board of Governors in October 

2006. He is the Chairman of CLW 

Investments, Inc., and Wincrest 

Ventures, Inc. Brother Watson is 

the co-founder of Eagle Energy 

Partners. He is a minority owner 

of the Houston Texans. 

Brother Watson joined the 

Foundation Board of Governors in 

2003. He is a Significant Sig. 

Lee A. Beauchamp 

Texas A&M-College Station, 1975 

Brother Beauchamp served as 

63rd Grand Consul of Sigma Chi 

Fraternity from 2003 through 

2005. He is President of Ada 

Resources, Inc., the petroleummarketing 

subsidiary of Adams 

Resources & Energy, Inc. 

Brother Beauchamp joined the 


in 2008. He is a Significant Sig 

and an Order of Constantine Sig. 

John G. Berylson 

Brown, 1975 

Brother Berylson is the President 

of GCC Investments, LLC, a 

subsidiary of GC Companies. 

Brother Berylson is a director 

at American Capital Access 

Holdings, Inc., GrandVision S.A., 

MotherNature.Com, Inc., and 

Youngworld Stores Group, Inc. 

Brother Berylson joined the 


in 2009. 

Edward W. Blessing 

San Diego State, 1960 

Brother Blessing is the Managing 

Director of Blessing Petroleum 

Group, LLC, founded in 1989 to 

serve as a financial advisor to 

the energy industry. In addition 

to advising clients, he currently 

serves as a Director of NGP 

Capital Resources Company 

(NGPC.) 

Brother Blessing joined the 



Matthew R. Bradshaw 

Florida, 1999 

Brother Bradshaw is a Vice 

President and co-portfolio 

manager at Millennium Partner’s 

Green Arrow fund. 

Brother Bradshaw is a 1999 

graduate of the Warrington 

College of Business at the 

University of Florida, and the 

current President of the New York 

Alumni Chapter of Sigma Chi. 

Brother Bradshaw joined the 



Thomas E. Bronson 

Tennessee-Knoxville, 1958 

Brother Bronson is the retired 

President of Meridian Business 

Group, Martin Marietta Materials. 

He has previously served 

as Chairman, CEO, Meridian 

Aggregates Company; Chairman, 

President and CEO of Ideal Basic 

Industries and President, Moore 

McCormack Cement, Inc. 

Brother Bronson joined the 



Richard J. Campo 

Oregon State, 1976 

Brother Campo is Chairman of 

the Board of Trust Managers 

and Chief Executive Officer of 

Camden Property Trust. He has 

also served as Finance Committee 

Chair, Secretary and Treasurer for 

the Harris County Houston Sports 

Authority. 

Brother Campo joined the 


in 2006. He is a Significant Sig. 

John A. Clerico 


Brother Clerico is Chairman of 

the Board and CEO of the Global 

Industries, Ltd. He has been 

a member of the Company’s 

Board since February 2006 and 

is the Chairman of Chartmark 

Investments, Inc., a company 

he founded in 2001. 

Brother Clerico joined the 


in 2008 and serves as treasurer. 

He is a Significant Sig. 

Dr. Constantine Curris 

Kentucky, 1962 

Brother Curris is retired President 

of the American Association of 

State Colleges and Universities. 

He has served as President at 

three universities: Murray State 

University (KY) for 10 years, the 

University of Northern Iowa for 

12 years, and Clemson University 

(SC) for over four years until his 

selection as AASCU’s president. 

The Murray State Student Center 

and the Northern Iowa Business 

Building bear Curris’ name. 

Brother Curris joined the 



Steve Goodroe 

Georgia, 1971 

Brother Goodroe served Procter & 

Gamble Company for over thirtyyears. 

Prior to retirement, he 

served as Vice President-Global 

Customer Marketing. Brother 

Goodroe led the successful 

startup of Dunnhumby USA, a 

marketing services company that 

is a joint venture between The 

Kroger Company and Dunnhumby 

Ltd. (London), serving as the 

founding CEO. 

Brother Goodroe joined the 



Robert E. Joseph 

Willamette, 1957 

Brother Joseph joined the law 

firm of Schwabe, Williamson & 

Wyatt in 1965, and developed 

a national reputation for his 

knowledge and understanding of 

insurance regulations. In 1988, 

Brother Joseph helped organize 

Sigma Chi’s Risk Management 

Foundation and served as Chair 

for 10 years. 

He served as 56th Grand 

Consul of Sigma Chi Fraternity 

from 1989 through 1991, and is 

currently the Foundation Board of 

Governors parliamentarian. 

Brother Joseph joined the 


2002. He is a Significant Sig and 

an Order of Constantine Sig. 

D. Kerry McCluggage 

Southern California, 1976 

Brother McCluggage is the former 

Chairman of the Paramount 

Television Group. 

He is currently partnered in 

two leading independent film 

companies, ContentFilm and 

Peace Arch Entertainment, while 

also working as an independent 

producer with numerous motion 

picture projects in various stages 

of development. 

Brother McCluggage joined the 



Timothy A. Michael 

Ohio State, 1970 

Brother Michael is Vice Chairman 

of the Foundation Board of 

Governors. He is the principal of 

Michael Freres & Associates, Inc., 

a private investment firm. Prior to 

that, he was the CEO and owner of 

two companies that grew rapidly 

and were sold to publicly owned 

companies. 

Brother Michael joined the 



Hon. William C. O’Kelley 

Emory, 1951 

Brother O’Kelley is Senior United 

States District Judge of the 

Northern District of Georgia. 

Brother O’Kelley was 

appointed to the Foreign 

Intelligence Surveillance Court by 

Chief Justice Burger. Chief Justice 

Rehnquist appointed him to the 

Alien Terrorist Removal Court 


Brother O’Kelley joined the 


1998. He is a Significant Sig and 

an Order of Constantine Sig. 

John D. Peterson 

Indiana, 1955 

Brother Peterson is Chairman 

and CEO of City Securities 

Corporation. He served as 

Chairman of the Foundation Board 

of Governors from 1992 to 2006. 

Brother Peterson joined the 

Foundation Board in 1987. He is 

a Significant Sig and an Order of 

Constantine Sig. 

Robert F. Sweeney 

Colorado State, 1959 

Brother Sweeney is a former 

Mayor of Craig, Colorado. 

Currently, he is President of 

Governors Emeritus: 

Kenneth S. “Bud” Adams, Jr. 

Kansas, 1944 

Henry Durham 


Benjamin C. Fisher 

Illinois, 1948 

Robert W. Hayden 

Miami, 1960 

Jon M. Huntsman, Sr. 

Pennsylvania, 1959 

Murray K. McComas 


S. Jack McDuff 

Arizona, 1951 

the Kenneth King Foundation 

in Denver. 

Along with wife Gerri, he also 

publishes numerous community 

newspapers. 

Brother Sweeney joined the 



Dennis E. Wheeler 

Idaho, 1964 

Brother Wheeler is Chairman, 

President and Chief Executive 

Officer of Coeur d’Alene Mines 

Corporation. He is on the Board 

of Directors of the NMA and 

a member of the Executive 

Committee. Brother Wheeler 

is also a Board Member of 

the World Gold Council 

and The Silver Institute. 

Brother Wheeler joined the 



Allen C. Menke 

Purdue, 1944 

James K. Morris 

Minnesota, 1950 

Phillip V. Olsen 

Utah, 1970 

Leon W. Parma 


Merrill E. “Boz” Prichard 


Bernard F. Sergesketter 

Purdue, 1958 

John A. Ziegler, Jr. 

Michigan, 1955 



pg. 5

financial commentary 

2009 

Revenues & Expenses 2008–2009 

c. 

f. g. 

d. 

e. 

3 

d. 5 % 1 % 

% 4 % 

5 % c. 

6 % 26 % 44 % 

b. 

operating revenue 

a. Major Programs (and other unrestricted) $1,740,000 

b. Annual Fund (unrestricted) 1,222,000 

c. Management Fees 226,000 

d. Endowment Funds 193,000 

e. Bequests 187,000 

f. Rental Income 116,000 

g. Other Income 47,000 

TOTAL $3,731,000 

BY THE NUMBERS: 

Key fiscal year 

2008-2009 

accomplishments 

included: 

24 

33 % 

135k 

Increased outreach 

to 135,000 brothers, 

while reducing 

communications 

expense by 52%. 

47 % 

a. 

37 % 

Increased annual 

fund revenue 37%, 

while reducing 

expenses by 31%. 

operating Expenses 

b. 

a. Leadership & Scholarship Programs $1,612,000 

b. Operations 961,000 

c. Development 951,000 

d. Property Managment 156,000 

TOTAL $ 3,680,000 

Presented on a Cash-Basis. 

$51k 

Contributed $51,000 

to our unrestricted 

endowment and 

program reserve, 

a priority pathway 

to perpetuating our 

program support. 

26 % 

% 

Reduced total nonprogram 

expenses by 

24% while expanding 

core capabilities. 

a. 

33 % 


scholarships by 33%. 

Sustainable Growth 

financial commentary 

During the worst economic 

downtown in modern history, donor 

generosity combined with careful 

stewardship allowed the Sigma Chi 

Foundation to meet every leadership 

grant commitment, expand our 

academic scholarships, and achieve a 

positive bottom line. 

Well before the downturn, the 

Foundation reduced discretionary 

expenses. The Foundation worked with 

Fraternity leadership to enhance the 

efficiency of every program, achieving 

a 15% reduction in overall program 

expenses. Today, your Foundation is 

positioned for sustainable, conservative 

growth as the economy recovers. 

It should be noted that the economic 

downtown substantially affected the 

Foundation’s investments as it did 

nearly every business and household 

across the country. 

Cash-Based Performance 

The Foundation manages its budget 

based only on known cash revenue 

and cash expenses. Very conservative 

assumptions of commitment defaults, 

bequest revenue, and expense growth 

helped the Foundation achieve a $51,000 

surplus in the 2008-2009 fiscal year, 

which helped to grow the unrestricted 

endowment and program reserves. 

Additional accomplishments: 

• Invested in our regional Major Gift 

Officer team, allowing face-to-face 

connection with 893 Brothers, 

versus 90 just two years ago. 

• Reduced travel expense by 24% 

by deploying staff regionally 

and placing them close to heavy 

concentrations of alumni and 

undergraduate chapters. 

• Reduced program expenses by 

15% while expanding the Balfour 

Leadership Training Workshop to 

five undergraduates per chapter 

and offering Cornerstone access to 

every undergraduate chapter. 

• Reduced Stewardship 

expenses by 43%. 

Careful stewardship allowed Sigma Chi Foundation 

to meet every leadership grant commitment, 

expand our academic scholarships, and achieve 

a positive bottom line. 

• Reduced headquarters facility 

expenses by 9% while making 

capital investments in energy 

efficient lighting and archive 

preservation. 

Thanks to growing donor support, 

aggressive spending controls, 

conservative budgeting assumptions, 

reducing dependence on outsourced 

vendors, and paying strict attention 

to the bottom line, the Foundation 

is on a sustainable growth path. 

Accrual-Based Performance 

In conformance with our bookkeeping 

history, we also maintain accrualbasis 

financial records, which reflect 

unrealized gain or loss on investments, 

the present day value of pledges 

upon the date of commitment, 

and depreciation. 

Legacy Professionals, LLP, conducted 

the Foundation’s certified audit. More 

information on our accrual-based 

financial statement (IRS Form 990) 

may be found at www.guidestar.com. 

Investment Performance 

Under the direction of the Foundation 

Board of Governors Investment 

Committee, Bank of America serves as 

manager of the Foundation’s investment 

portfolio. We routinely review our asset 

allocation policy, which was set at 85% 

tier I domestic equities and 15% fixed 

income investments during fiscal year 

2008-09. Our investment priorities 

are to preserve corpus, conservatively 

produce income, and grow at a rate 

exceeding inflation. 

Because of the significant downturn 

in the U.S. equities market, the 

Foundation’s investment portfolio 

sustained a 24.79% loss in fiscal year 

2008-09. The benchmark was a 22.90% 

loss. Note that we are already seeing 

substantial recovery in the new 

fiscal year. 

Endowment and Chapter Specific Funds 

The Foundation has established 

policies governing endowment and 

chapter-specific funds consistent 

with applicable law. We account for 

endowment assets in separate funds 

based on fund purpose and donorimposed 

restrictions. The Foundation 

seeks to preserve the corpus and 

utilize only earnings of all endowment 

funds (as defined in its Policy for 

Fund Maintenance and Acceptance of 

Charitable Contributions, Section 3(B).) 

The Foundation annually adopts 

a spending policy to set the annual 

distribution rate from Endowment 

funds. During fiscal year 2008-09, 

the spending policy was 4% of an 

endowment fund’s average corpus 

for the preceding 12 quarters (ended 

June 30, 2008.) 



pg. 7

leadership Programs 

2009 

Balfour Leadership 

Training Workshop 

preparing undergraduates to lead 

Balfour Leadership Training 

Workshop (BLTW) is the world’s 

largest and most successful annual 

Greek leadership conference. BLTW 

is a central element of an integrated, 

comprehensive leadership development 

strategy for Sigma Chi in conjunction 

with Horizons, Cornerstone, and 

Journey. Operating for 62 years, 

BLTW reached an undergraduate 

attendance record in 2009 when 

1,525 young men attended. 

Balfour Leadership Training 

Workshop is the primary annual 

training program for undergraduate 

and alumni chapter officers. BLTW 

included the curriculum divisions 

for Consuls, Pro Consuls, Quaestors, 

Magisters, Recruitment Chairs, Risk 

Managers, Alumni, Emerging Leaders, 

and Expansion officers. 

1,525 

Number of participants at the 2009 Balfour 

Leadership Training Workshop – the largest 

in the Greek world. 

Balfour Leadership 

Training Workshop 

is the primary 

training program for 

undergraduate and 

alumni chapter officers. 

Major Sponsors: 

Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation 

Lloyd G. Balfour 

Indiana, 1907 

29th Grand Consul 

Each year, the Sigma Chi Foundation 

is able to fund a significant portion of 

the cost of BLTW thanks to a generous 

annual grant from the Balfour Foundation, 

administered by Bank of America. 

Established in 1947, the Balfour 

Leadership Training Workshop was 

named in tribute to 29th Grand 

Consul,Lloyd G. Balfour. 

Through a direct sponsorship gift or 

significant gift to a chapter leadership 

fund, the following brothers helped 

sponsor the Balfour Leadership Training 

Workshop during the fiscal year 2008-09: 

Kenneth S. “Bud” Adams 

Kansas, 1944 

Alpha Omicron 

Leadership Fund – Tulane 

Alpha Upsilon Chapter 

Southern California 

Beta Iota 

Leadership Endowment – Oregon 

leadership: 

With leadership 

and oversight 

provided by Sigma 

Chi Fraternity’s 

Leadership Training 

Board, the Balfour 

Leadership Operating 

Board evaluates BLTW 

against established 

metrics and 

expectations. Key 

results for fiscal year 


5.65 

Average per-chapter 

attendance, five of 

which were paid for 

by the Sigma Chi 

Foundation. 

93 % 

Percentage of 

participation by 

undergraduate 

chapters (212 out of 

228.) Every province 

was represented. 

22.6 % 

Increase in total 

attendance at this 

year’s BLTW with 

1,525 participants. 

60 

A record-high 60 

chapters were 

presented with 

the J. Dwight 

Peterson Significant 

Chapter Award. 

207 

207 of 212 participating 

undergraduate chapters 

report executing 

the strategic 

plan developed 

at BLTW. 

Objectives of the Balfour Leadership Training Workshop: 

➜➜ Develop a chapter strategic plan. 

➜➜ Create a system of accountability 

for improving their chapter 

throughout the academic year. 

➜➜ Learn to become better leaders through 

training in the core elements of their 

office as well as special leadership 

strategies and techniques. 

➜➜ Pass their knowledge on. 

➜➜ Weave Sigma Chi values into their 

officer roles and daily lives. 

➜➜ Enhance new relationships with peers. 

➜➜ Understand resources available to help 

them during their tenure in office. 

Michael Bryson 

Pittsburgh, 1968 

Harry Cheshire 

Washington, 1947 

The Estate of Harold P. Hanson 

Montana, 1959 

Tristan Renz 

Montana State, 1979 

Sandberg Memorial Foundation 

Chuck Watson 




pg. 9


2009 

Cornerstone 

Providing Professionally Trained Mentors 

to Guide Undergraduates 

Cornerstone is an alumni 

training program designed to build 

skills necessary to be an effective 

Chapter Mentor to undergraduate 

chapters. 

Chapters benefit greatly from the 

presence of professionally trained, 

dedicated and engaged mentors. 

Cornerstone Mentor training focuses 

on Sigma Chi values, understanding 

self and others, building personal 

relationships and trust, facilitation, 

60 

Number of chapters that 

currently benefit from 

Cornerstone trained mentors. 

Cornerstone is an alumni training program designed 

to build skills necessary to be an effective Chapter 

Advisor and Mentor for our undergraduate 

chapters and their members. 


Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation 


Indiana, 1907 


Brother Balfour established the Balfour 

Company in Attleboro, Massachusetts 

in 1913. The company manufactured 

fraternity and sorority jewelry for close to 

a decade. In 1922, a division was added to 

sell class rings. At its peak, the company 

sold more than one million class rings 

each year. 

Brother Balfour’s philanthropic spirit 

provides a model for charitable giving. 

He was a forward-thinking philanthropist 

who made invaluable contributions to 

Sigma Chi. The L.G. Balfour Foundation, 

administered by Bank of America, was 

established to fulfill Brother Balfour’s 

broad mandate to support “institutions 

furthering education.” 

feedback, intervention skills, principled 

leadership, as well as acting as agents 

of change. 

Cornerstone reinforces standards, 

principles and values of Sigma Chi 

directly to the undergraduate chapters. 

Cornerstone Mentors help our 

undergraduate brothers better 

understand and live their fraternal 

values, and to learn how those 

values must be incorporated in 

their everyday lives. 

Through a direct sponsorship gift or 

significant gift to a chapter leadership 

fund, the following brothers sponsored 

Cornerstone during the fiscal year 

2008-09: 

Alpha Omicron 

Leadership Fund – Tulane 

Stephen Bennett 

Wisconsin, 1976 

by Jon Webber 

California-Davis, 2008 

cornerstone’s impact 

Through the leadership and guidance of 

Cornerstone mentors, I went from being a 

rowdy freshman with shameful grades and 

no direction, to an early graduate with a 

respectable GPA and leader in my chapter 

and community. 

It is because of Cornerstone mentors Jeff 

Twibell and Mark Galbo that I was able to 

successfully graduate, and now thrive as a 

therapist for children with autism. 

Realizing the profound impact the 

Cornerstone program and mentors have 

had on my life as an undergraduate, and 

overall as an individual, I have been eager 

to give back to the great organization that 

helped me grow so much. 

Brothers, I believe in the Cornerstone 

program because I am living proof that 

it works. I charge you to become a part 

of Cornerstone and groom the leaders 

of the future. 

Objectives of cornerstone: 

➜➜ Strengthen the agent of change role, 

affect the culture of our organization 

by focusing on supporting, nurturing, 

and educating through facilitated 

curriculum and additional experiential 

learning tools. 

➜➜ Focus on the Justice element 

of The Three Great Aims 

(accountability-related issues.) 

➜➜ Provide ongoing multi-dimensional 

training to the Mentors. 

➜➜ Support Alumni Mentors and 

the mentoring concept, while 

simultaneously providing 

educational services (such as 

guides for Journey chapter retreats) 

to our Undergraduate Chapters. 



Thurman Connell 

Emory, 1961 

Albert O. Nicholas 


J. Joseph Tuohy 


Chuck Watson 




pg. 11


2009 

Choices 

Alcohol E d u c at i o n P r o g r a m a n d 

Betty Ford Center Alliance 

Sigma Chi has joined forces 

with the world-renowned Betty Ford 

Center to train and deploy alumni to 

help battle the impact of alcohol on 

our undergraduate brothers across 

North America. The purpose of the 

program is to address the serious 

issue of alcohol use and abuse on our 

college campuses. The Choices program 

was developed specifically for our 

undergraduate Sigma Chi brothers. 

The program includes approximately 

two hours of face-to-face training at 

the chapter and anonymous, ongoing, 

interactive web-based journaling 

which allows participants to see how 

they compare to their peers and reflect 

on their drinking habits. Chapters 

can schedule a seminar by contacting 

Headquarters. 

600 

Number of students who attended 

Choices program, hosted by the 

Sigma Chi chapter, at UCLA. 

Over the life of the program, 84 

Sigma Chi chapters and one sorority 

have experienced Choices. 

The purpose of the program is to address the 

serious issue of alcohol use and abuse on our 

college campuses and specifically in our 

undergraduate Chapters. 

Betty Ford/Choices Partnership: 

The most important aspect of the Betty 

Ford Partnership is the opportunity for 

brothers to attend The Professionals in 

Residence (PIR) program. 

PIR is an experiential 3 day program 

where participants spend time immersed 

in the same activities as Betty Ford 

Center patients. Participants have the 

opportunity to witness and understand 

the beginning process of recovery, and 

appreciate the value of therapeutic 

treatment. Participants follow the patient 

treatment schedule and are involved 

in activities, therapy groups, lectures, 

and 12-Step meetings. Supplemental 

presentations are also provided to 

augment the understanding of the 

disease of addiction. The version of the 

program for Sigma Chis is specifically 

tailored to Sigma Chi needs. After 

completing the PIR program, attendees 

follow up with a one-day class to become 

trained facilitators in “Choices.” Once 

this training is complete, Brothers are 

ready to provide meaningful drug and 

alcohol awareness presentations to 

Sigma Chi chapters on college campuses 

throughout the country. 

by Stephen Metz 

Bucknell, 1998 

Preventing Alcohol Abuse and Misuse 

Look at the numbers: 1,700 dead. 599,000 

injured. Nearly 800,000 assaulted or sexually 

abused. Over 100,000 arrested. This may 

sound like a newsflash from some third-world 

civil war, but in fact these numbers represent 

only a snapshot of the annual impact alcohol 

use and abuse has on college students 

aged 18 to 24 years, according to the U.S. 

government’s National Institute on Alcohol 

Abuse and Alcoholism. That is not to mention 

the 1 in 4 who report academic problems, the 

more than 150,000 who develop alcoholrelated 

health problems, or the 1.5% who will 

actually attempt suicide under the influence 

of alcohol. Few will argue that alcohol plays a 

major role on our college campuses, but even 

fewer still will actually take up the charge of 

reducing and preventing alcohol abuse and 

misuse and its devastating and lasting effects. 

Sigma Chi, however, will not back down from 

that challenge. 

Objectives of choices: 

➜➜ Educate undergraduates to make 

the correct decisions regarding the 

appropriate use of alcohol. 

➜➜ Educate students about the risks 

associated with excessive alcohol use 

by engaging them in self reflection and 

group discussions, during which they 

evaluate ways they can socialize while 

reducing their exposure to harm as the 

result of high-risk drinking. 

➜➜ Challenge members to integrate the 

standards of Sigma Chi into their 

personal decisions about alcohol use. 



pg. 13


2009 

Horizons 

A Values-Based Leadership experience 

Horizons has demonstrated 

a history of positively changing mens’ 

lives, and in so doing, making a 

meaningful impact on our Fraternity 

and our world. 

Each summer, 144 undergraduates 

are immersed in six days of experiential 

learning that engages their minds and 

bodies, pushing them to think and act 

differently, providing knowledge and 

skills they will utilize throughout their 

college careers and their lives. 

A team of carefully chosen, 

professionally trained Sigma Chi 

alumni Facilitators guide the young 

men through the intense curriculum. 

Brother Simon Mutlu, San Jose 1999 

participated as a facilitator this past 

summer and blogged about 

his experience: 

Heading to Horizons 

In June of 2007, I had the opportunity to 

complete the training program to become 

a Horizons Guide, or facilitator and mentor. 

Tomorrow, I will be heading out to Snowbird 

Lodge, in Utah, to take on a group of 

eight. I can’t wait to meet everyone on 

the mountain! 

I wholeheartedly believe in the ripple effect 

of one leader mentoring a few more young 

leaders, who mentor a few more . We all 

know that the world is currently starving 

for people with leadership skills, but we 

are devoid of mentorship programs and the 

concepts of coaching and apprenticeship 

are fizzling. How can we expect to improve 

“I get to spend the next two years mentoring my group 

of eight as they achieve their vision, and I’m really 

looking forward to it.” – Simon Mutlu, Horizons Facilitator 

if we don’t properly invest in our future? For 

these reasons, I couldn’t be more excited 

about tomorrow’s trip to Utah. 

Back from the Mountain 

On Sunday, I reluctantly returned from 

facilitating at Horizons. Coming back down 

the mountain from Snowbird was a difficult 

journey for all of us; there is a certain type 

of utopia that can be created in a pure 

environment like that. However, as one 

undergraduate put it: “Sometimes we have 

to go to the top of the mountain to 

derive the perspective we need when 

we return to its base.” I thought that 

analogy was especially fitting for this 

particular experience. 

On the mountain, the activities and 

exercises we did with the undergraduates: 

•Taught them the differences between 

effective/situational leadership and 

enduring values-based leadership. 

•Helped them identify their core values, 

and challenged those values through 

experiential and interactive exercises. 

•Delved into their fundamental biases, 

perspectives, and personalities 

to demonstrate the importance 

of understanding and embracing 

differences between diverse people. 

•Helped each undergraduate establish 

a two-year vision in accordance with his 

values as well as some goals, actions and 

development areas. 

I get to spend the next two years mentoring 

my group of eight as they achieve their 

vision, and I’m really looking forward to 

it. Of course, mentorship is a reciprocal 

interaction and there is a lot of inspiration 

and perspective that can be gained from 

each young man. 

Leadership: 

With oversight provided by 

Sigma Chi Fraternity’s Leadership 

Training Board, the Horizons 

Operating Board evaluates 

Horizons based against 

established metrics utilizing 

participant and program graduate 

surveys. You may access the full 

program report on our website. 

Key findings from the fiscal year 

2008-09 analysis include: 

85.1 % 

Percentage of 

facilitators who 

consider the 

Horizons program 

‘extremely 

worthwhile.’ 

99 % 

Percentage of 

participants who 

said they understand 

the meaning of 

“true leadership.” 

HL 

80+ % 

Percentage of 

participants 

who engage in 

a leadership 

opportunity at their 

chapter, campus, 

or community. 

93+ % 

Percentage of 

participants who said 

they would support 

this program. 

8.5 

Participants’ average score when asked how 

Horizons affected their personal leadership 

abilities, with 10 being the highest possible 

impact. It is also the average score given 

by team members when asked of a 

participant’s positive change in 

personal leadership abilities. 

Objectives of horizons: 

➜➜ To provide Sigma Chi undergraduates 

with the highest level of leadership 

training to impact our chapters, host 

institutions and the world. 

➜➜ To provide a growth experience to 

impact Sigma Chis throughout their 

collegiate career. 

➜➜ To provide Sigma Chis with a mentor 

that will help them further develop 

their character. 

➜➜ To expose Sigma Chi undergraduates 

to character and values-focused 

training. 

“When I arrived, I was a quiet, 

passive leader, seeking to 

improve myself if even by just 

inches. Instead, I would grow 

by feet and yards. Working with 

inspirational undergraduate 

and facilitator brothers renewed 

my faith not only in the values of 

Sigma Chi, but also in my ability 

to lead and set an inspirational 

example for others to follow.” 



pg. 15 

John Mathieson 

Alma, 2011


2009 

Horizons (continued) 

Journey 


Each brother listed generously sponsored a session of Horizons: 

Keith Krach 

Purdue, 1979 


Significant Sig 

Sponsored a session through 

the Krach Family Foundation, 

in honor of 52nd Grand Consul 

Gardner B. Allen, Emory 1928. 

Brother Krach currently serves 

as Chief Executive Officer of 

3Points LLC, a California-based 

investment holding company. 

He is the founder and former 

chairman and CEO of Ariba Inc. 

At the age of 26, Keith was 

the youngest vice president in 

General Motors’ history and led 

GM’s robotics operations. He 

was Ernst & Young’s National 

Entrepreneur of the Year in 

2000 and was honored at the 

World Economic Forum in Davos, 

Switzerland, with the Technology 

Pioneer Award. 

Robert C. McNair 

South Carolina, 1958 

Founder, Chairman & CEO 

of the Houston Texans 


Sponsored a session through 

the Robert and Janice McNair 

Foundation. 

Brother McNair is the Founder, 

Chairman and Chief Executive 

Officer of the Houston Texans. 

He is also the founder of Cogen 

Technologies, and serves as 

Chairman and Chief Executive 

Officer of The McNair Group. 

Brother McNair is member of the 

Texas Business Hall of Fame. 

Bill George 

Georgia Tech, 1964 

Former Chairman & 

CEO of Medtronic 


Sponsored a session through the 

George Family Foundation. 

Brother George is a Professor 

of Management Practice at 

Harvard Business School, where 

he teaches leadership and 

leadership development, and 

is the Henry B. Arthur Fellow of 

Ethics. He is the author of four 

best-selling books: 7 Lessons 

for Leading in Crisis, True North, 

Finding Your True North, and 

Authentic Leadership. 

Chuck Watson 


Chairman of the Sigma Chi 



Sponsored the facilitator training 

through the Watson Family 

Foundation. 

Brother Watson is Chairman 

of CLW Investments, Inc., and 

Wincrest Ventures, Inc. He is 

a Co-founder and Chairman 

of Eagle Energy Partners. He 

was Chairman of the 2004 

Houston Super Bowl XXXVIII Host 

Committee and is a minority 

owner of the Houston Texans 

and the Houston Aeros. He is a 

member of the Texas Business 

Hall of Fame and was named 

“Master Entrepreneur” 

by Ernst & Young. 

chapter retreat programs 

The Journey chapter retreat 

program is one of four synergistic 

leadership initiatives offered by Sigma 

Chi. When fully deployed, Journey 

will integrate core teachings and 

instructional techniques embraced by 

Horizons, Cornerstone, and Balfour 

Leadership Training Workshop. While 

it is the newest effort, and currently in 

pilot form, the long-term objective is to 

reach every undergraduate every year 

with the Journey program. 

Journey is designed as an annual 

chapter retreat that progresses from 

one year to the next with expanding 

curricula. Each session provides the 

entire chapter membership with an 

opportunity to learn leadership skills 

to aid them in becoming their highest 

true selves, and effective chaptermates. 

Within the overall framework of valuesbased 

leadership, the program integrates 

key topics, such as alcohol and drug 

education, suicide prevention, social 

skills, and strategic planning. Each 

session concludes with the creation of a 

chapter-wide action plan to implement 

the concepts and improve the overall 

chapter experience. 

A team of local Cornerstone Mentors 

and chapter advisors delivers the 

retreat. The materials utilize a holistic 

experiential approach to learning, 

employing a range of instructional 

approaches to ensure the program 

meets the needs of all learning styles. 

The Journey chapter retreat program consists of 

three weekend chapter-wide retreats that have the 

potential to reach every chapter annually. 

Instructors are provided comprehensive 

facilitator guides, training in the 

effective delivery and facilitation of 

course content, and a plan for postsession 

follow-up supplemented with 

reinforcement tools. 

Major Sponsor: 

David Dillon 

Kansas, 1973 

Chairman and CEO of Kroger 

International Balfour Award Winner 1972 


Brother Dillon has funded development 

of the Journey chapter retreat curriculum. 

Sigma Chi has piloted Year One. Years Two 

and Three are awaiting development. 

Through a direct sponsorship gift or significant gift to a chapter leadership fund, the following brothers sponsored an individual 

participant in fiscal year 2008-09. 

Stephen Bennett 




Thurman Connell 

Emory, 1961 



Gregory Nabholz 

Arkansas, 1988 



William I. Rainwater, Sr. 


Theta Epsilon Leadership Fund 

North Georgia 

Objectives of choices: 

➜➜ To provide leadership training and key tools to every undergraduate 

Year One: 

Authentic Leadership based on the book 

“True North,” by Brother Bill George, 

Georgia Tech, 1964. 

•Self-discovery and a deeper 

understanding of how to live 

leadership values in your daily actions . 

•Creation of a chapter strategic 

plan based on leadership values. 

•Integration of alcohol and 

drug education. 

Year Two: 

The Secrets of High Performance Teams. 

•Building an understanding of high 

performance teams from the perspective 

of both leadership and team members. 

•Reexamination of alcohol and drug 

education and other special topics 

based on chapter need. 

Year Three: 

The Power of Strategy: Defining the Future 

•Develop awareness of effective strategy. 

•Participants will see components 

of leading groups to higher levels 

of performance also apply to their 

individual life planning. 

•Reexamination of alcohol and drug 

education and other special topics 

based on chapter need. 



pg. 17

Monuments & memorials 

2009 

2009 

Number of copies of 

“One in Heart and 

Purpose” printed. 

It is the definitive 

historical resource 

concerning the 

Founders and the 

Founding. 

3,000+ 

Number of Sigma Chi 

documents catalogued 

and preserved 

last year. 

one 

Number of original 

Founder badges 

remaining (Daniel 

William Cooper’s.) 

The Grand Consul 

traditionally wears it 

to functions during 

his two-year term. 

1,500 

Number of Sigma Chi 

pictures catalogued 

and preserved 

last year. 

15 

Number of 

monuments and 

memorials preserved 

by the Foundation. 

$156k 

Annual maintenance 

expenses for all 

monuments and 

memorials (including 

headquarters.) 

The Historical Initiative 

Preserving the legacy of brotherhood 

interest in Sigma Chi history 

has grown significantly in recent years. 

Every day, The Sigma Chi Historical 

Initiative receives calls for information 

on the history of the Fraternity. Until 

recently, the archives’ primary customer 

was The Magazine of Sigma Chi, and 

to some extent, the other members of 

the staff of Sigma Chi headquarters 

in Evanston, Illinois. As news of the 

establishment of a formal historical 

program became widely known, there 

were more requests for information 

from the membership-at-large and 

from outside the Fraternity. With that 

in mind, the Sigma Chi Historical 

Initiative was created to be a clearing 

house of historical information. 

The History Commission & 

the Archives Committee 

The History Commission’s main 

function is to gather historical 

documents and artifacts with the 

express purpose of preserving the legacy 

of our great brotherhood. 

The Commission also seeks to promote 

the history of Sigma Chi to the 

membership through publications. 

In 2009, the commission released 

One in Heart and Purpose, is the 

definitive historical resource 

concerning the Founders and the 

Founding of Sigma Chi. 

The Archives Committee is a part 

of the History Commission and its 

primary function is to ensure the 

preservation of the historical items 

One in Heart and Purpose, is the definitive 

historical resource concerning the Founders 

and the Founding of Sigma Chi. 

Objectives of the Sigma Chi Historical Initiative: 

➜➜ Preserve, maintain, collect, exhibit, 

and interpret the history of Sigma Chi. 

➜➜ Organize the collections to provide for 

efficient access by Sigma Chi members 

and the general public. 

gathered by the Historical Commission 

and The Magazine of Sigma Chi in 

its day-to-day operations. These 

items are stored in the Sigma Chi 

museum and archives at Sigma Chi 

International Headquarters in Evanston, 

Illinois. The Sigma Chi Historical 

Initiative acts as the nexus point for 

implementation of the activites of The 

Historical Commission, The Archives 

Committee, and the Monuments and 

Memorials Commission. The Sigma 

Chi Foundation is proud to fund the 

preservation of Sigma Chi’s history. 

➜➜ Digitize historical documents, 

photographs, video and sound 

where appropriate. 

➜➜ Operate the Sigma Chi Foundation 

Research Archives Library, which 

provides access to Sigma Chi history 

and research services 

Major Sponsor 

Kenneth King Foundation 

The King Foundation helps the 

under-served and disadvantaged 

population of Colorado. 

Monuments & Memorials 

Contributions from Brothers and friends 

help the Sigma Chi Foundation ensure the 

perpetual care of our major monuments 

and memorials. The monuments and 

memorial sites currently under the care of 

the Monuments & Memorials Commission 

and the Foundation are: 

The Founding Site in Oxford, Ohio 

The building is owned and managed 

by the Sigma Chi Foundation, and 

was rededicated after considerable 

renovations on June 26, 2005. 

Founder’s Memorial Chapter House 

Located at Miami University in Ohio. 

Founders Memorial Monuments 

Memorial monuments mark the 

gravesites of each of the seven Founders. 

Constantine Chapter Memorial 

The Constantine Chapter monument 

is located is Jonesboro, Georgia. 

Gravesite of Constantine Chapter Founder 

Harry St. John Dixon, Virginia 1867 

This gravesite is located in 

Fresno, California. 

Mausoleum of Past Grand Consul 

John S. McMillin, DePauw 1876 

The mausoleum is located in 

Roche Harbor, Washington. 

Gravesite of Past Grand Consul 

Joseph C. Nate, Illinois Wesleyan 1890 

This gravesite is located in 

Bloomington, Illinois. 

Gravesite of Samuel Clark Miami (Ohio) 1858 

The first Sigma Chi to enter the 

Chapter Eternal. 

Sigma Chi Fraternity and Foundation 

Headquarters, Museum and Research 

Archives Library 

The building is owned and managed by 

the Sigma Chi Foundation and is located 

in Evanston, Illinois. 



pg. 19 

Photo Courtesy of Tami ashcraft

Scholarships & Awards 

2009 


making a difference 

Each year, the Sigma Chi 

Foundation grants numerous 

educational scholarships and awards 

to deserving brothers, and the generous 

donations of alumni make it possible. 

To cultivate the leaders of tomorrow, 

we must support the academic 

endeavors of brothers who show 

outstanding character-in-action, 

academic motivation and commitment 

to their chapters and campuses today. 

Having benefited from this support, 

these brothers are inspired to later 

give back and help undergraduate 

and graduate brothers prepare 

for their future. 

This year, the Foundation 

increased general 

academic scholarship 

funding by 33% 

to $101,000. 

Thank You 

“Putting myself through college 

has been a tough path for 

the past few years, but this 

year it has been even more 

difficult with application 

fees to medical and graduate 

schools. I have always felt the 

helping hands of my brothers, 

and this scholarship is just 

one more thing that I will 

remember and cherish as an 

undergraduate. I will always 

keep Sigma Chi close to my 

heart and will never forget the 

things it has given to me.” 

Chris Duymich 

Alma College, 2010 

2009 General Academic 

Scholarship Recipient 

K.S. “Bud” Adams, Jr. 

Chaper Balfour Nominee 

Life Loyal Sig Award 

Thanks to the ongoing 

generosity of Significant 

Sig and Constantine Sig 

Bud Adams Jr., Kansas 

1944, the Kenneth 

S.“Bud” Adams Jr. Life 

Loyal Sig Award continues 

to honor each chapter 

Balfour Award winner with a 

Life Loyal Sig membership. 

Major Sponsor: 

Kenneth S. “Bud” Adams, Jr. 

Kansas, 1944 


Foundation Board of Governors Emeritus 

Brother Adams is entering his 50th year 

as Founder, Owner, Chairman of the Board, 

President and CEO of the Titans/Oilers 

franchise. He is one of the original team 

owners in the American Football League. 

He has guided his franchise to new heights 

since relocating to Nashville in 1997, 

posting six playoff appearances, including 

an AFC Championship (1999), AFC Central 

title (2000), two AFC South titles (2002 

& 2008), AFC Championship appearance 

(2002) and Wild Card teams in 2003 

and 2007. Brother Adams is one of only 

four current NFL owners to reach the 

350-win plateau. 

Leadership: 

The Sigma Chi Foundation seeks to promote 

academic excellence by providing significant 

academic scholarships and awards. 

725 

Key accomplishments in fiscal year 


60 

Record number of 

chapters that were 

presented with 

the J. Dwight 

Peterson Significant 

Chapter Award. 

Number of 

scholarships and 

grants awarded 

for all purposes. 

33 % 


scholarship 

funding by 33%. 

$101k 

Amount of general 

academic scholarships 

awarded. 

$300,000 

Amount of chapter specific 

academic scholarships awarded. 

Objectives of scholarships & awards: 

➜➜ Support our brother’s 

academic endeavors. 

➜➜ Reward hard work 

and character. 

➜➜ Recognize and 

encourage excellence. 

➜➜ Motivate our brothers to reach 

their full potential as leaders. 

➜➜ Support the studies of brothers 

who have financial need. 



pg. 21


2009 

Undergraduate Scholarships 

Graduate Scholarships 

General Academic Scholarships 

Thanks to your generosity, the Sigma Chi Foundation awarded $101,000 in General Academic Scholarships and Order 

of the Scroll Awards during the 2008-09 Fiscal Year. These $1,000 grants are available to undergraduate brothers who 

have demonstrated outstanding character-in-action leadership on their campuses, in their communities, at work or in 

extraordinary personal situations. General Academic Scholarship Recipients: 

William Ludwig Allen 

Alma College 

Jonathan Allen 

University of Pittsburgh 

Jon-Austin Ash 

Middle Tennessee State 

University 

Derek Paul Baker 

Arkansas State 

University 

Joshua Patrick Banburry 

Western Kentucky 

University 

Collin Chase Barber 

University of Utah 

Brian Carroll Barger 

University of Kentucky 

David Michael Beck 

Valparaiso University 

Andrew L. Bianchi 

University of 

California - Davis 

Eric Michael Biscopink 


Brent Joseph Buchanan 


Alejandro Cadenas 

Clarkson University 

Hugh Kolb Campbell III 


Ricardo Alonso Cebrecos 

University of Oregon 

Gregory Joseph Cloonan 

Furman University 

Jason William Crawford 

University of 

Central Florida 

Brian Isaac Davis 

Emory University 

Cody Dennis 

University of 

Central Florida 

Matthew John Elias 

University of 

Saint Thomas 

Lance E. Erhart 


Nicholas Alan Frank 

Case Western Reserve 

University 

Jordan Jon Fry 


Daniel Steward Gager 

Tennessee Tech 

University 

Ryan David Galisewski 

Yale University 

Taylor K. Gerlach 


Elie George Gharib 

University of Windsor 

James Nathan Gilbert 

University of Louisville 

Samual Grant Gillespie 


Brian Scott Goldsmith 


Christopher John Gram 


Warren Marrin Grimm 

University of Tennessee 

Nicholas Michael Haering 


Ian Blake Holbrook 


Jacob Kade Holiday 

Arkansas State 

University 

Chad Wesley Holmes 

University of 

Tennessee at Martin 

Joseph Edward Howie 


Andrew Saba Huskins 

University of Central 

Florida 

Mickey Ising 


Hirsh Jain 

University of 

California - Berkeley 

Jack Patrick Jensen 


Timothy George Juos 


Odion Kalaci 


Braeden Kehoe 

Middle Tennessee 

State University 

Ryan Lee Knutson 


Craig Mark Kreninbihl 

Hillsdale College 

DouglasRichard Krutka 

University of Cincinnati 

Martin Kuustik 

Alma College 

Kyle Piche Langan 

Boston University 

Christopher Paul Lewis 

University of 

California - Davis 

Kyle Lundberg 

University of Arizona 

Joe Mando 


Thomas Vincent Marquart 

Arizona State University 

Keith McKinnon Martin 

University of 

British Columbia 

Kevin Lee McGuire Jr. 

Ripon College 

Grant Mills 


Scott Michael Morgan 

Oregon State University 

Jameson A. Morgan 


Dorian Bogdan Murariu 


Kyle J. Murnen 


Austin Taylor Nicholas 

Texas Tech University 

Kareem O’Keiffe 

Saint Mary’s University 

Maximilian R. Padilla 

College of Idaho 

Brian Jeffrey Painter 


Athanasios Papailiou 


Timothy Daniel Pearce 


Alston Anthony Peek 


University 

Grayson Kenneth Peek 


University 

Michael R. Potochny 

University of Pittsburgh 

Robert Christian Powers 


JoDee Ray Michael Ridley 


BRET SOMMERS SCHOLARSHIP 

Bret Ryan Sommers was a loyal member 

of the Sigma Chi Fraternity and the 

Alpha Beta chapter, University of 

California—Berkeley until he entered 

the chapter eternal on May 13, 2004, at 

age 32. The Bret Sommers scholarship 

is offered to undergraduate members 

of Alpha Beta. This year, each winner 

received a $2,500 scholarship. 

Hirsh Jain 

University of 


Marshall Timothy Geck 

University of 


Brian Riggle 

San Diego State 

University 

Kyle M. Roedersheimer 

Clemson University 

Scott David Rousseau 


Chad Michael Sanders 


Jake Schwartz 

University of 

Minnesota - Twin Cities 

Michael Wayne Scott 


Timothy Steven Senior 


Taayo Thomas Simmonds 

Dalhousie University 

John Alexander Slattery 

Wake Forest University 

Jeremy Raymond Sluder 

Kansas State University 

Jared Kenneth Smith 

Kent State University 

Ryan Matthew Smith 


William Garner Smith III 


Rudolph Spencer III 


Byron Partick Stevens 


Christopher Robert 

Sullivan 


Kevin Symcox 


Kevin Michael Wagner 


Jonathan Martin Walker 


Jonathan Blake Waring 

Middle Tennessee 


Timothy Adam Wasmer 

Albion College 

Jeremy Wearn 


John Anglin Webb Jr. 


Justin Alan Wedding 


Robert A. Works 


Kyle Peter Wulf 


International Sweetheart 

Alexa Stabler 

Alabama 

ORDER OF THE SCROLL AWARD 

The Order of The Scroll Award 

annually honors select undergraduates, 

nominated by their brothers, for 

outstanding direction of their chapter’s 

educational programs. This year, each 

winner received a $1,000 scholarship. 

Jonathan Mark Heckman 


Daniel Richard Sandorf 

Southeast Missouri 


Travis Robert Ward 

University of 

Connecticut 

David Ren Fan 

Brown University 

Madson Graduate Scholarship 

Grace and Jack D. Madson, Utah 

State, 1925, contributed $250,000 in, 

1992 to benefit first-year Sigma Chi 

graduate students in any academic 

field. This year, winners received $1,000 

scholarships to support their first year 

of graduate education. 

Brian Michael Bennett 

University of Louisville Brandeis Law 

Jason Fischer 

University of Pennsylvania - Medical 

John Garrett 

Pepperdine University - Business 

Chadd Spain Montgomery 

Syracuse University Law 

John Noel Radar 

University of Tennessee Law 

Shawn Grover 

Harvard Law 

Robert Daniel Secaur 

American University 

Joseph Michael DePalma 

Santa Clara University - Business 

Andrew Alexander Lenox 

University of Texas - Dallas - Business 

Nathan Vincent Simon 

University of Kentucky Law 

Denton Scholarship Award 

A gift from Leona Denton, wife of Earl 

A. Denton, Chicago, 1929, inaugurated 

the Denton Scholarship Award. The 

award annually provides grants to 

students pursuing a graduate degree in 

the field of International Affairs with an 

emphasis in World Trade, Economics, 

Business or Political Science. This year’s 

winner received a $1,000 scholarship. 

Brian Neall Hoffman 

University of Malaya 

Walsh Medical Scholarship 

The Walsh Medical Scholarship is made 

possible by Dr. Daniel Walsh, Southeast 

Missouri State, 1971, in honor of Sidney 

G. and Juanita E. Walsh. This award is 

available to graduate students pursuing 

a career in medicine. Each recipient 

listed received a minimum grant of 

$500. Over half the winners were 

awarded $1,000 or more. 

Cory B.Carter 

University of Mississippi School of Medicine 

Cameron Howard 

Nova Southeastern University Dental School 

Charlie T. Randazzo 

Ohio State University College of Medicine 

Oren W. Johnson 

Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 

Andrew McClary 

Tulane University School of Medicine 

Andrew B. Collins 

New Jersey Medical School of Dentistry 

Paul J. Albertine 

George Washington University School of Medicine 

Jason B. Fischer 

University of Pennsylvania Medical School 

Chris T. Martin 

University of Minnesota Medical School 

James M. Wantuck 

Vanderbilt University School of Medicine 

Herschede Engineering Award 

Constantine Sig Mark P. Herschede, 

Cincinnati, 1940, contributed $250,000 

in, 1990 to the Sigma Chi Foundation 

to establish a fund to benefit Sigma 

Chi graduate students in engineering. 

This year’s winner received a $3,000 

scholarship. 

Colin Michael Wasiloff 

Eastern Michigan University 



pg. 23 

Thank You 

“Sigma Chi’s generosity helps 

alleviate some of the financial 

burden I face in medical 

school and also reminds me 

of the continued support and 

encouragement I can count 

on from my fellow Sigma Chi 

members. As I start my second 

year of medical school, I’m 

reminded that while I may be 

the only Sigma Chi in my class, 

I am not alone in my journey 

to become a doctor.” 

Gregory R. Sayer 


2009 Walsh Medical 

Scholarship Winner 

The Sigma Chi Foundation also funds 

the J. Dwight Peterson Significant 

Chapter Award and the Mark V. 

Anderson Character-in-Action 

Award. For a list of recipients, 

please contact headquarters or 

visit www.SigmaChi.org.

Ways to Give 

2009 

Planting the Seeds for 

Tomorrow’s Leaders 

ways to give 

popular ways to give: 

The Foundation accepts gifts by 

cash, check, credit card, security 

instrument, charitable matching 

gift or qualified IRA gift. 

Gifts can be made online at 

www.SigmaChi.org/Foundation, 

via standard mail, or by contacting 

the Foundation at (847) 869-3655. 

Support Your Foundation! 

Annual Fund 

Unrestricted Annual Fund gifts 

help the Foundation: 

• Build an endowment. 

• Increase General Academic 

Scholarship funding. 

• Support increased development efforts . 

• Maintain the organization’s 

current operation. 

Support Your Chapter! 

Thomas Cowan Bell 

Chapter Challenge 

Support your undergraduate chapter by giving 

to the Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge. 

Your unrestricted charitable gift to the Sigma 

Chi Foundation, in support of your chapter’s 

participation in the Bell Chapter Challenge, 

directly sponsors your chapter’s participation 

in all of our leadership and scholarship 

programming, providing significant benefits 

to the chapter. See page 26 for details. 

The Foundation accepts gifts 

by cash, check, credit card, security 

instrument, charitable matching gift 

or IRA gift. We also accept multi-year 

pledges, planned gifts, and gifts to the 

pooled income fund (an investment 

vehicle that produces life-time income 

for the donor.) Gifts can be made online 

at www.SigmaChi.org/Foundation or 

via standard mail. 

Unrestricted Annual Fund: 

Key to Undergraduate Enrichment 

Unrestricted gifts to the Annual Fund 

are key to the Foundation’s mission. 

All undesignated gifts are credited 

to the unrestricted Annual Fund. 

Gifts to the unrestricted Annual 

Fund helped the Foundation: 

• Operate headquarters 

and historical facilities. 

• Build an endowment. 

• Increase General Academic 

Scholarship funding. 

Leave a Legacy! 

Planned Giving: James 

Parks Caldwell Society 

Please consider naming the Sigma Chi 

Foundation as a beneficiary in a will, trust, 

retirement plan, life insurance policy, 

or pooled income fund. Your gift can 

be revocable or irrevocable, and can be 

structured to support any program or 

fund you choose. 

The Foundation also offers a pooled 

income fund, providing an income vehicle 

for participating donors. 

• Support increased 

development efforts. 

• Maintain the organization’s 

current operation. 

• Communicate with alumni. 

PLANNED GIVING: 

JAMES PARKS CALDWELL SOCIETY 

One of the most enduring ways a 

brother or friend can demonstrate 

Sigma Chi aspires to become the preeminent 

collegiate leadership development organization. 

support for the Fraternity is by 

naming the Sigma Chi Foundation as 

a beneficiary of a planned gift—a will, 

trust, retirement plan, life insurance 

policy, or the pooled income fund. 

Brothers and friends who make a 

planned gift are recognized with 

membership in the James Parks 

Caldwell Society. Your gift can be 

revocable or irrevocable, and can be 

structured to support any program or 

fund you choose. For more information, 

please visit www.SigmaChi.org/Foundation. 

(continues on pg. 27) 

Provide Significant Support! 

Sponsorship 

A significant way to support Sigma Chi’s 

leadership and scholarship efforts is to 

provide a naming and sponsorship level 

gift. Opportunities start at $25,000, and 

are generally payable over five years. Each 

opportunity entitles a donor to prominent 

recognition. Gifts can even be designated to 

support a specific chapter. 

Why I give: 

“Values, Character, Integrity, 

Leadership … these are 

the qualities we seek in our 

brotherhood, and the qualities 

that the leadership development 

programs of the Fraternity are 

designed to foster. The Sigma 

Chi Foundation is committed 

to support our preeminence, 

amongst all collegiate 

organizations, in this field.” 

D. Kerry McCluggage, 


President, Craftsman Films, Inc. 





pg. 25

Ways to Give 

2009 

SUPPORT YOUR CHAPTER! The Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge 

Thomas Cowan Bell chapter Challenge: Giving Levels & Opportunities 

Level Blue Gold White 

Amount $10,000 Year / $250,000 Endow $15,000 Year / $375,000 Endow $20,000 Year / $500,000 Endow 

Chapter 

Leadership 

Benefits 

Competitive 

Chapter 

Leadership 

Opportunities 

• Cornerstone Mentor Program. 

• 1 Designated Horizons Slot. 

• 3 Additional (8 Total) 

Undergraduates’ 

Attendance at BLtw. 

• Opportunity for 1 Competitive 

Horizons Slot. 

• Opportunity to 

compete for $1,000 

Academic Scholarship. 


• 1 Designated Horizons Slot. 




• $3,000 Journey 

Chapter Retreat Stipend. 

• Opportunity for 1 Competitive 

Horizons Slot. 





• 2 Designated Horizons Slots. 




• $1,000 BLtw Travel Stipend 

• $3,000 Journey 

Chapter Retreat Stipend. 

• 1 Designated $1,000 





Terms & Conditions: Annual proceeds (either gifts to support a chapter on an annual basis or the proceeds of an endowment up to the established Bell chapter 

level) are unrestricted annual fund gifts, meaning that the Foundation may allocate the proceeds for any purpose consistent with its charitable mission. 

The Foundation reserves the right to change the annual funding level or program offerings in future years. 

Thomas Cowan Bell chapter Challenge: 2008-09 Chapters and Donors 

Emory, Beta Chi 

Lawrence M. Blau 

Emory, 1963 

Oregon State, Beta Pi 

The Estate of Verne D. Gooley 


Florida Southern, 

Epsilon Sigma 

Henry J. Andringa 

Florida Southern, 1965 

William G. Buck 


Robert B. Burnette 


John T. Caracuzzo 


Randy Dusenberry 


Mark A. Eady 


Epsilon Sigma Chapter 

Florida Southern 

Robert L. Fryer 


August R. McCullough 


Roman F. Polivka 


William Lee Rust 


Eric R. Severson 


Sterling Daniel Tarbell 


Murray State, Epsilon Tau 

Paul W. Chellgren 


Eastern Kentucky, 

Eta Alpha 



Arizona State, Eta Upsilon 

Alan B. Mitchell 

Texas A&M, 1985 

University of Louisville, 

Iota Lambda 



Lambda Lambda 

Jon D. Chellgren 




Charles A. Kington 


Keith R. Knapp 


William W. Shely 


Joe R. Sivewright 


Western Kentucky State, 

Zeta Mu 



R. K. Guillaume 

Western Kentucky, 1965 

Centre College, Zeta Zeta 



Ryan John Coady 

Centre, 1976 

John G. Cooper 

Centre, 1973 

Hiram Ely 

Centre, 1973 

Paul V. Guagliardo 

Centre, 1973 

Stephen S. Kirzinger 

Centre, 1968 

Charles R. McCollom 

Centre, 1972 

Gary R. Mitchell 

Centre, 1973 

Nelson D. Rodes 

Centre, 1954 

D. A. Sachs 

Centre, 1948 

Todd P. Walz 

Centre, 1996 

The following chapters are close 

to fulfilling the challenge. 

Ohio Wesleyan, Gamma 

Glenn C. Goodrich 

Ohio Wesleyan, 1957 

Syracuse, Psi Psi 

Donald H. Schefmeyer 

Syracuse, 1969 

(continued from pg. 25) 

Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge: 

Directly Support Your Undergraduate Chapter 

Recognized for his passion for learning, 

Founder Thomas Cowan Bell naturally 

focused the first Sigma Chi chapter on 

values-based leadership. Following his 

example, the Sigma Chi Foundation 

provides approximately $10,000 in 

direct scholarship and leadership 

programming support to every 

undergraduate chapter. In fiscal year 

2009-2010, we will fund: 

• Cornerstone at every chapter. 

• Balfour Leadership Training 

Workshop for up to five 

undergraduates from 

every chapter. 

• 192 undergraduate Horizons 

opportunities, which is a 

25% increase from fiscal 

year 2008-2009. 

• $125,000 in undergraduate 

scholarship opportunities. 

DONOR RECOGNITION 

We truly appreciate those who are generous in their support 

and we are proud to honor them. 

• Every donor is recognized in the 

Foundation’s Annual Report. 

• Donors who give a gift in support of the Bell Chapter 

Challenge will also be recognized on a commemorative 

plaque located at either the chapter house or at Peterson 

• Bud Adams Balfour Nominee 

Life Loyal Sig Program. 

We will also support: 

• Journey educational 

chapter retreats. 

• The Choices Alcohol Education 

program and Betty Ford 

Center alliance. 

Donors may support their 

undergraduate chapter by giving 

to the Bell Chapter Challenge. An 

unrestricted charitable gift to the 

Sigma Chi Foundation, in support of 

a chapter’s participation in the Bell 

Chapter Challenge, directly sponsors 

the chapter’s participation in all 

of our leadership and scholarship 

programming, providing significant 

benefits to the chapter. 

An interested chapter may contact 

the Sigma Chi Foundation and indicate 

that your chapter will become a Bell 

Chapter, subsequent gifts made in the 

chapter’s name will be credited to 

the Bell Chapter Challenge. 

The Foundation may dedicate a 

member of its professional staff to 

solicit gifts exceeding $5,000 annually 

to support your chapter’s participation 

in the Bell Chapter Challenge. 

We welcome your participation 

in this effort. 

Naming and Sponsorship Opportunities 

A significant way to support Sigma Chi’s 

leadership and scholarship efforts is to 

provide a naming and sponsorship level 

gift. Opportunities start at $25,000, and 

are generally payable over five years. 

As you will see throughout this annual 

report, each opportunity entitles 

a donor to prominent recognition 

(may also be made in someone’s honor.) 

Gifts can also be designated to support 

a specific chapter. 

International Headquarters (in the event the 

chapter does not operate a chapter facility.) 

• Donors who provide a Naming Opportunity or 

Sponsorship level gift, or who support the campaign 

at a level identified below, will receive additional 

recognition as follows: 

Amount $25,000 – $99,999 $100,000 – $499,000 $500,000+ 

Recognition 

• Letter to individuals/group 

sponsored. 

• Certificate of appreciation. 

• Listing on sponsorship plaque 

displayed at home chapter. 

• Listing in the Foundation’s 

Annual Report, The Magazine 

of Sigma Chi, and on the 

Sigma Chi website. 

• Press release to local paper 

and school alumni office 

(with opt-out option for donor.) 

• All recognition associated 

with the $25,000 - $99,000 level. 

• Membership in the “William 

Lewis Lockwood Society.” 

• Listing on the “William Lewis 

Lockwood Society” display, 

located at Peterson 

International Headquarters. 

• Invitation to sponsored 

leadership program. 

• Public recognition at a Sigma 

Chi event (Grand Chapter, Grand 

Council, local alumni or chapter.) 

• Permanent program naming 

rights where applicable. 


with the $25,000 - $99,000 level. 


with the $100,000 - $499,000 

level. 

• Milton Caniff print of 

Sigma Chi’S Founding. 

• Gift for display in home 

or office that represents 

the program supported. 

• Press release to the Wall Street 

Journal (with opt-out option 

for donor.) 



pg. 27

Ways to Give | roll of donors: William Lewis lockwood Society 

2009 

Planting the Seed ... Ways to Give (continued) 

Naming and Sponsorship Opportunities 

Total Commitment Payable Over Specified Years 

1 Year 2 Years 6 Years 10 Years Endowment 

Bell Chapter Challenge (Funding a Chapter - Unrestricted Gift) 

William Lewis Lockwood Society 

In honor of Founder William Lewis Lockwood, the Lockwood Society recognizes brothers and friends who have provided significant 

financial support. Membership in this premier giving society is based on cumulative lifetime giving of $100,000 or more. 

Membership in the society entitles a donor to have their name permanently listed on William Lewis Lockwood Society 

display at Peterson International Headquarters. 

Lifetime Giving Levels 

Cornerstone 

Full Package $10,000 to $20,000 $20,000 to $60,000 

$60,000 to 

$100,000 

$100,000 to 

$250,000 

$250,000 to 

$500,000 

Chapter — — — $25,000 $62,500 

Province Training Sessions (47) — $5,000 $15,000 $25,000 $62,500 

$5 Million and Above 


Foundation 

Chuck Watson 


$3-$3.99 Million 

Jon M. Huntsman Sr. 


Robert McNair 


$2-$2.99 Million 

Kenneth S. Adams Jr. 

Kansas, 1944 

Keith J. Krach 

Purdue, 1979 

$1-$1,999,999 Million 

George Family 

Foundation 

William W. George 


Kenneth K. King* 

Northwestern, 1922 

Kenneth Kendal King 

Foundation 

Mentor Training Workshop $50,000 $100,000 $300,000 $500,000 $1,250,000 

Grand Praetor Leadership Stipend $50,000 $100,000 $300,000 $500,000 $1,250,000 

Core Program Sponsor $300,000 $600,000 $1,800,000 — — 

Robert J. Georges 



Miami (Ohio), 1960 


Indiana, 1955 

Jesse Robert Stone 


Horizons 

Balfour Leadership Training Workshop 

Journey 

Alcohol Education Initiative 

Academic Scholarships 

Mission $10,000 $20,000 $60,000 $100,000 $250,000 

Day $25,000 $50,000 $150,000 $250,000 $625,000 

Leadership Speaker $25,000 $50,000 $150,000 $250,000 $625,000 

Small Group $40,000 $80,000 $240,000 $400,000 $1,000,000 

Facilitator Training $80,000 $160,000 $480,000 $800,000 $2,000,000 

Session $200,000 $400,000 $1,200,000 $2,000,000 — 

Faculty Position $10,000 $20,000 $60,000 $100,000 $250,000 

Division (8 options) $25,000 $50,000 $150,000 $250,000 $625,000 

Leadership Speaker $25,000 $50,000 $150,000 $250,000 $625,000 

Facilitator Training $50,000 $100,000 $300,000 $500,000 $1,250,000 

Core Program Sponsor $400,000 $800,000 $2,400,000 $4,000,000 — 

Program Development $250,000 — — — — 

Core Program Sponsor $250,000 $500,000 $150,000 $2,250,000 — 

Program Development $100,000 — — — — 

Program Development $120,000 $240,000 $720,000 $1,200,000 $3,000,000 

Named Fellowship $5,000 $10,000 $30,000 $50,000 $125,000 

Named and Academic Scholarships $13,000 $26,000 $78,000 $130,000 $325,000 

Note: Naming opportunity gifts (excluding academic scholarship) are allocated to support direct and indirect program expenses. Additionally, each naming opportunity 

includes an allocation to the unrestricted fund. The Foundation may use a portion of each charitable contribution to support its charitable purposes. The Sigma Chi 

Foundation allocates a reasonable percentage of its development and operations expense to unrestricted and restricted purpose funds. 

$500,000-$999,999 

Chad J. Clay 


J. Bruce Harreld 

Purdue, 1972 

Dean Spencer* 

Washington (Seattle), 

1927 

Everett P. Wood* 


1923 

$250,000-499,999 

M. Lamont Bean* 


1946 

Richard H. Brown 

Ohio, 1969 



Carl P. Clare* 

Idaho, 1927 



Thelma M. Crow* 

David B. Dillon 

Kansas, 1973 



Edwin C. Fisher* 

llinois, 1928 

Peter L. Frechette 

Wisconsin-Madison, 

1960 

Robert L. Fryer Jr. 


Harold P. Hanson* 

Montana, 1959 

Mark P. Herschede* 

Cincinnati, 1940 

Gerald D. Hines 

Purdue, 1946 

Jeremy M. Jones 

Iowa, 1963 

Ruth E. Knotts 

Archibald L. Love III * 

Rensselaer, 1942 

Jack D. Madson* 

Utah State, 1925 



J. Dwight Peterson * 

Indiana, 1919 

Dennis H. Reilley 


Gordon Lennox Snider* 

Colorado College, 1940 

$100,000-$249,999 

Dr. Robert W. Adami* 


Charles Alling* 

Hanover, 1885 

James F. Bash* 

Indiana, 1946 

Robert D. Basham 

Maryland, 1970 

William E. Board 

Ohio, 1973 

Col. Wilbur C. Bohnhoff* 

Chicago, 1940 

Lee O. Balinger Case* 

Western, 1925 

James W. Crook 

Mississippi State, 1952 


Tennessee-Knoxville, 

1958 

George W. Bryan 


Michael Allan Bryson 




Robert M. Collett* 

Denison, 1914 

Donald C. Danielson 

Indiana, 1942 

Mrs. Leona Denton* 

James E. Dora Sr. 

Purdue, 1958 

John K. Forst 

George Washington, 

1986 

Col. David L. Frederick 

USAF(Ret) 

Bradley, 1959 

Galan W. Dutch Freise 

Wabash, 1948 

Donald A. Freeberg 


Thomas J. Friel 

Purdue, 1969 

James Donald Gilbert 

Tennessee Tech, 1963 

Stephen W. Goodroe 

Georgia, 1971 

Verne D. Gooley* 


Michael A. Greenberg 

Illinois Wesleyan, 1982 

Harvey P. Griffin* 

Missouri-Columbia, 

1909 

Samuel C. Hamilton* 

Iowa State, 1929 

James A. Haslam II 


1952 

Joseph P. Hayden Jr. 


W. Scott Haynes 

Purdue, 1949 

LCDR Winchell 

Thrall Hayward 

MIT, 1946 

Richard E. Hester 

Ball State, 1977 

Clifford D. Hindle* 

Brown, 1912 

E. Pendleton Hogan* 

Roanoke, 1929 

William P. Huffman* 

Denison, 1911 

V. William Hunt 

Indiana, 1966 

Carlyle Jefferson* 


Robert D. Johnson 


James R. Keith 

Penn State, 1958 

Colin P. Kelly 

Fresno State, 1964 

William R. Kelly* 

Vanderbilt, 1926 

Kenneth H. Kraft Jr. 

Purdue, 1956 

R. Brooks LaPlante 

Rochester, 1975 

Thomas W. Lewis Sr. 


Gen. William Lyon 

Southern California, 

1945 



Michael J. Miramontes 


1978 

Neil D. Mackay* 

Wyoming, 1950 

Joe W. Martin 

Houston, 1976 



1976 

John F. McMullan 

Georgia, 1958 

Fred Millis* 

Hanover, 1911 



John B. Mumford 

Arizona State, 1967 



1952 

Larry M. Oman 

Bowling Green, 1963 

Park Foundation 

Leon W. Parma 


Katherine E. Powell 

Robert E. Reifschneider 


Richard Robb 


Mark E. Robinson* 


Edward S. Rogers* 

Toronto-Ryerson, 1956 

William M. Sapoch 

Dickinson, 1984 

Goff Smith* 


Richard F. Smith 

Purdue, 1981 

Scott M. Sperling 

Purdue, 1979 

H. Campbell Stuckeman 


Dr. Daniel P. Walsh 

Southeast Missouri, 1971 

Thomas W. Wasson III* 

Virginia, 1964 

Charles R. Weaver 

Purdue, 1950 

Richard Mark Whiting 

West Virginia, 1976 

H. Keith Winn 

Georgia, 1978 

* Denotes Chapter Eternal 



pg. 29

Roll of donors: Norman Shield Society | Governor’s Round Table | White cross Trust Brotherhood 

| White cross Trust justice | White cross Trust friendship 

2009 

Norman Shield Society 

The Norman Shield Society honors donors who make a gift of $25,000 or more in a single fiscal year. 

Fiscal Year Support 

White Cross Trust Justice 

The White Cross Trust Justice honors donors who make a gift of $5,000 to $7,499 in a single fiscal year. 


Alpha Upsilon 


Foundation 

John W. Biddinger 

Indiana, 1962 

Larry M. Brown 


Michael Allan Bryson 




Chad J. Clay 



Oklahoma State 

University, 1963 



Roger T. Helms 


J. Bruce Harreld 

Purdue, 1972 

Gerald D. Hines 

Purdue, 1946 


Indiana, 1966 

Edward P. Junker, III 



Foundation 

Keith J. Krach 

Purdue, 1979 

Joe W. Martin 

Houston, 1976 

Greg L. Massey 




1976 


Leon W. Parma 


Governor’s Round Table 

Membership in the Governor’s Round Table is gained by an annual gift of $10,000 to $24,999. 


Anthony M. Agnone 


Lawrence M. Blau 

Emory, 1963 



1958 

James A. Coggin 


Scott D. Cotherman 



Florida Southern 

Donald R. Frahm 

Washington (St. Louis), 

1953 

Robert L. Fryer, Jr. 


Robert J. Georges 


Don W. Goelzer 

Indiana, 1950 

James A. Greenwald, III* 

Florida, 1955 

Dr. Daniel S. Harrop, III 

Brown, 1976 

Samuel B. Haskell, III 

Mississippi, 1977 


Hayden Miami (Ohio), 

1960 

T. Kendall Hunt 

Miami (Florida), 1965 

James R. Keith 


Theodore H. Kendall, III 


Alan J. Kessler 

San Jose State, 1979 

Thomas W. Lewis, Sr. 

University of Kentucky, 

1971 




Indiana, 1955 

Dennis H. Reilley 


Richard G. Robb 

Ohio State University, 

1958 

Steven M. Schmidt 

Purdue, 1976 

Goff Smith* 


James J. Mills, Jr. 


Alan B. Mitchell 

Texas A&M-College 

Station, 1985 

John B. Mumford 


Larry M. Oman 

Bowling Green, 1963 

Frank P. Popoff 

Indiana, 1957 

White Cross Trust Brotherhood 

The White Cross Brotherhood honors donors who make a gift of $7,500 to $9,999 in a single fiscal year. 


Ross M. Annable 


1967 

James D. Bryan 


Robert L. Jackson, Jr. 


1964 

Barbara M. Latchic 

E. Barry Mansur 


1964 

Scott M. Sperling 

Purdue, 1979 

Virginia Tech Foundation 

Thomas W. Wasson, III* 


Chuck L. Watson 


Richard Mark Whiting 


Tristan P. Renz 


Michael W. Sanders 


William M. Sapoch 

Dickinson, 1984 

Stuart C. Stock 

Purdue, 1968 

Dr. Daniel P. Walsh, 


David C. Wildman 


Norman C. Achen 


Ralph M. Bahna 


James R. Beam 


John G. Berylson 

Brown, 1975 

Charles F. Bisett, III 

Tulsa, 1955 



Kim A. Caldwell 

Oregon, 1969 

Bradley B. Chambers 

Indiana, 1986 

James E. Crabbe 

Oregon, 1967 

Harry V. Cheshire, Jr. 


1947 

Steven D. Cosler 

Purdue, 1977 

Rick L. Dissly 


Donald A. Freeberg 


F. Patrick French 


Peter L. Frechette 


1960 

William C. Goble 

Indiana, 1953 

Joel J. Gouza 


Michael A. Greenberg 


Jack E. Guenther 

Texas-Austin, 1956 

Steven G. Haddad 


Harris Family 

Charitable Fund 

William J. Hybl 


Dr. Robert G. Kaley, II 

Purdue, 1968 

James D. Keller 

Indiana, 1964 

David A. Kline 


Harold H. Lee 

Colorado, 1950 

Gaylord E. Leslie* 

Dartmouth, 1928 

J. Willard Marriott, Jr. 

Utah, 1954 

Stephen D. Mattingly 

Indiana, 1983 

John F. McMullan 

Georgia, 1958 

John Patrick Michaels, Jr. 

Tulane, 1966 



James K. Neff 

Purdue, 1971 

Terry E. Perucca 


Lawrence J. Pilon 

Michigan State, 1970 

Michael D. Rose 


Dr. Roy H. Ruby 


John H. Scudder 


1968 

Bernard F. Sergesketter 

Purdue, 1958 

J. Daniel Speight, Jr. 

Georgia Southern, 1979 

Robert H. Stine 

Florida, 1955 

Douglas A. Strawbridge 

Purdue, 1973 

Robert F. Sweeney 


White Cross Trust Friendship 

The White Cross Trust Friendship honors donors who make a gift of $2,500 to $4,999 in a single fiscal year. 


Gerald B. Bashaw, Jr. 

Oregon, 1957 

William H. Caudill 


Ralph E. Chapman 


Dr. Michael A. Codina 

California-San Diego, 

1993 

Norbert J. Connors, Jr. 


Steven L. Dehmlow 

Tulane, 1978 

Delta Zeta House 

Corporation 

David B. Donald 


James E. Dora, Sr. 

Purdue, 1958 

Wallace E. Downey, Jr. 


John W. Demaree 

Indiana, 1985 

Robert W. Elliott 

Indiana, 1974 

David M. Flaherty, ESQ. 

Indiana, 1981 

D. Philip French, Jr. 

Indiana, 1985 

William J. Frey 

Purdue, 1962 

Tom J. Gary 


Dennis C. Halterman 


Winchell Thrall Hayward 

MIT, 1946 

John R. Hess 


Robert C. Hobbs, Sr. 


G. Frank Holland, II 

Indiana, 1953 

Richard T. Hume 


Torrence M. Hunt, Jr. 

North Carolina, 1970 

Thomas J. Hutton 

Virginia Tech, 1983 

William J. Johnson 


Jeremy M. Jones 

Iowa, 1963 

R. Craig Joyner 


Douglas R. Keith 


Christopher F. Lacey 


James Carter Landry 

North Florida, 1992 

Robert A. Longfield, Jr. 

Memphis, 1989 

Brian H. Loucks 


Fordyce R. Lozier* 

Brown, 1924 

Dr. Douglas W. Lundy, 

North Georgia, 1986 

Roddy Lee McKinney, II 

South Alabama, 1994 

Joseph W. Moeller 

Tulsa, 1966 

Richard E. Mohler 


Todd J. Moore 

Indiana, 1987 

Thomas A. Morgan 


Douglas C. Morrow 

Indiana, 1974 

Gregory C. Nabholz 


James G. Null 

Indiana, 1988 

Brian C. Pahud 

Indiana, 1986 

Edward J. Pelz 


John P. Pearl 

Bradley, 1949 

Randall M. Phillips 


Frank E. Pickering* 

Maine, 1953 

John C. Powell Powell 


Stephen C. Pracht 


Edward C. Rammrath 

Indiana (Pennsylvania), 

1979 

Corby D. Thompson 

Purdue, 1981 

Matthew A. Tubergen 

Indiana, 1996 

William P. Vititoe 

Indiana, 1960 

Dennis E. Wheeler 

Idaho, 1964 

Frederick F. Reissner 

Indiana, 1973 

Michael J. Schunk 

Purdue, 1978 

Michael C. Scroggie 

Cal. State-Northridge, 

1967 

William C. Swaney 


Mark W. Tipton 

Tulane, 1978 

Kenneth L. Way 


Edward J. Winkler 

Missouri-S & T, 1987 

Wilmer B. Woodrum, III 


John Augustus Ziegler, Jr. 


* Denotes Chapter Eternal 



pg. 31

Roll of donors: white cross trust 

2009 

White Cross Trust 

The White Cross Trust honors donors who make a gift of $1,000 to $2,499 in a single fiscal year. 


James R. Allen 

DePauw, 1979 

Mark V. Anderson 


Jack R. Anderson 


William F. Andrews, Jr. 


Henry J. Andringa 


Richard L. Anello 


William S. Arnsparger 

Miami University, 1950 

Dr. Richard J. Bagby 

Emory, 1962 

Douglas G. Bailey 

MIT, 1972 

Matthew R. Banner, III 


Richard C. Barber 

Ripon, 1958 

John A. Barrett 

Kansas, 1957 

Stephen E. Bash, MD 

Indiana, 1961 



Station, 1975 

Barry M. Belknap 

Drake, 2000 

Gene A. Berman 


1976 

Norman Glen Berree 


Mickey L. Black 


William E. Board 

Ohio, 1973 

George H. Bodeen 


O. Lee Bodenhamer 


Dr. Zigmund Paul Bogucki 


William J. Bolla 


George Niles Bolton 


R. Todd Bowers 

Central Florida, 1977 

James S. Boyd, USN RET 

Duke, 1961 

Harmon A. Brown 

California-Los Angeles, 

1976 

Jack G. Brown 

Indiana, 1950 

William G. Buck, Jr. 


Mrs. Carol N. Burger 

James A. Burk 


Richard H. Burnett, Jr. 


Robert B. Burnette 


C. Loren Butler 

Idaho, 1963 

Dr. Peter N. Butler 

Florida State, 1986 

William P. Campbell, III 

Idaho, 1961 



Scott L. Cassara 


John W. Carr 

North Carolina State, 

1964 

Hon. Earl H. Carroll 

Arizona, 1948 

Marc W. Carlson 

Purdue, 1982 

John N. Chapin, Jr. 


1955 

Thomas C. Chase 

Florida, 1976 

Jeffery M. Cleghorn 


William P. Collins 


1950 

James M. Corrigan 


Dean E. Cowan 


Thomas W. Cotter 

Montana, 1953 

Dr. Joel L. Cunningham 

Tennessee- 

Chattanooga, 1965 

Raymond C. Cunningham 


Dr. Constantine W. Curris 


Donald C. Danielson 

Indiana University, 1942 

Don J. DeCesare 

Union, 1974 

Thomas A. DeMarco, III 

Florida, 1970 

John M. Derrick, Jr. 

Duke, 1961 

William J. Dobeus 

Purdue, 1955 

Robert C. Dolley 


1958 

Rev. William F. Dopp 

Indiana, 1964 

Graham E. Dorland 


Donald D. Dumoulin, II 


Michael H. Dunn 


James E. Durbin 

Arizona, 1947 

Daniel P. Eckenrode 


Eugene J. Eignor 


A. James Elliott 

Emory, 1963 

Scott M. Elrod 

Colgate, 1957 

Robert P. Elsperman 

Purdue, 1958 

James C. Emerson 


Mark A. Emkes 

DePauw, 1975 

Eugene R. Erbstoesser 


1970 

John B. Etchepare, Jr. 


Malone J. Everett, Jr. 

Tennessee- 

Chattanooga, 1950 

Donald K. Farrar 


1960 

Curtis A. Ferguson 

Indiana, 1980 

Kenneth Field* 


G. Stephen Fish 


1986 



David E. Fisher, Sr. 


Roger D. Flodin 


1952 

Harold F. Force 

Purdue, 1973 

John K. Forst, Esq. 


1984 

Dr. Milden J. Fox, Jr. 

New Mexico, 1949 

Scott O. Fozard 


William S. French 


Joseph J. Friedl, Jr. 


Donn C. Fullenweider 

Houston, 1957 

John K. Garber 


Charles D. Gelatt 


1939 

Dr. Charles C. Gilbert, III 


1965 

Harold B. Gilbert 


James Donald Gilbert 


Andrew C. Gildersleeve 


Jeffrey T. Gill 


1978 

Edward D. Gladden 


David M. Gladwell 


Carter A. Glass 


Robert A. Gleason, Jr. 


Larry M. Glover 

Texas Tech, 1973 

J. Roger Glunt 


David C. Godwin 


Richard B. Goetze, Jr., Ph.D. 


Leonard W. Golan 


Jay Gooding, Esq. 


Glenn C. Goodrich, DDS 


Terry C. Graessle 

Indiana, 1976 

David C. Green 


Mrs. Rufus K. Green 

George E. Greene, III 

Florida, 1957 

L. Hill Griffin, DDS 

Georgia, 1962 

Donald C. Griffith 


R. K. Guillaume 

Western Kentucky, 1965 

John C. Haas 


Richard A. Hadler 


Richard E. Hall 


William E. Hall 

Florida, 1948 

Todd H. Halsted 


D. Lee Hamilton 


Glenn E. Hansen* 

Beloit, 1937 

Hal T. Hansen 

Kansas, 1958 

Gregory J. Harbaugh 

Purdue, 1978 

Joe G. Hartman 


Richard T. Haskins 


W. Scott Haynes 

Purdue, 1949 

Robert W. Helmholz 


Alfred S. Heltman 


Roy M. Henwood, Jr. 

Roanoke, 1969 

Terry R. Hendrickson 


Robert A. Herrmann, Jr. 

Pittsburg State, 1970 

Richard E. Hester 


George W. Hill 

Ohio, 1963 

Bill W. Hoffman 

Alabama, 1951 

John F. Hoffman 


1968 

John H. Holliman, MD 


J. Kent Holbert 

Texas A&M-Commerce, 

1972 

Keith H. Holcomb 

Purdue, 1979 

A. Preston Hood 

Louisiana State, 1965 

L. Scott Horrall 

Indiana, 1982 

Houston Alumni 

Jay C. Howell 

Florida, 1971 

Edward D. Huber 

Eastern Illinois, 1986 

M. Keith Huzyak 

Lehigh, 1972 

James A. Ingham 

Westminster, 1969 

Reginald S. Jackson, Jr. 


J. Rukin Jelks, Jr. 

Montana, 1950 

Craig G. Johnson 


1991 

William E. Johnson 


Robert H.W. Jones, III 


Robert E. Joseph 

Willamette, 1957 

Dr. G. Michael Kabot, DDS 

Albion, 1981 

Gregory J. Kallos 

Kansas, 1953 

Charles J. Kane, Jr. 

Indiana, 1965 

Fred Vincent Keenan, Sr. 


Joseph R. Kelly 

Purdue, 1966 

Deglin F. Kenealy 

Cal. Poly.-Pomona, 1991 

Charles A. Kington, CPA 


Col. David P. Kirby 


Ronald C. Knecht, Jr. 


Edward N. Koenig 


Thomas E. Koenig 


Kenneth H. Kraft, Jr. 

Purdue, 1956 

E. Jeffrey Kuchman 


Lanny Lamont 

Bradley, 1960 

Robert C. Laumann 


Jason A. Lee 

Indiana, 1997 

Robert W. Lehmkuhl 


Robert A. Lessenberry 

Centre, 1950 

J. Mark Lester 

Purdue, 1975 

Scott Parks LeTellier 


1975 

Michael B. Lewis 


Fowler H. Low 


Taylor A. Lewick 


Jason P. Lujan 

Yale, 1989 

Dr. Edgar C. Luna 

SUNY-Albany, 1990 

James W. Lundy, II 


Sater L. Main 

Bradley, 1957 

Michael B. Maloney 

Kansas, 1977 

Brennan P. Marilla 

North Carolina State, 

1990 

Thomas M. Marr, Sr. 

Alabama, 1953 

Jason D. Martens 


Patrick C. Mathes, III 


Duncan L. Matteson 


1956 

Dwayne McClendon 

California-Berkeley, 

1951 

S. Jack McDuff 

Arizona, 1951 

Dr. Frank C. McMains 


Hon. Stephen M. 

McNamee 


Walter S. McPhail 

Denison, 1955 

Charles F. McReynolds 


Allen C. Menke 

Purdue, 1944 

John D. Mertz 


George A. Metzenthin 

Case Western, 1992 

Charles W. Metzler, Jr. 


Dan M. Meyer, MD 


1979 

Jon T. Miller 


Terry H. Miller 


Ruari D. Monahan 


Hon. Carl R. Montgomery 


Keith F. Moody 

Connecticut, 1990 

A. Bruce Moore, Jr. 


Michael J. Moore 


Charles A. Morris 

Davidson, 1949 

William J. Morrow 

Idaho, 1967 



James T. Morton 


Thomas F. Mullan, Jr. 


James L. Murphy, CPA 

Montana, 1951 

Kevin P. Murray 


Philip R. Myers 

Ohio, 1963 

Frederick N. Nason, Jr. 


1952 

William Troy Neat 


Todd M. Nelson 


Garry L. Norder 

Bradley, 1961 



1952 

Bradley M. Nysether 


1982 

Hon. William C. O’Kelley 

Emory, 1951 

Tom W. Olofson 


Michael P. Opalinski 


James P. Orazio 


Ray M. Osborne 

Purdue, 1967 

Paul R. Otto, Jr. 


Wade H. Overstreet 


Elaine Palladino 

Larry Patzer 

British Columbia-Simon 

Fraser, 1951 

Boyd C. Paulson 


Lincoln W. Pavey 


Thomas P. Pecht 


1974 

Richard S. Pepper 


Wesley C. Pickard 


Randall L. Pickell 


Edward J. Pitt 

Western Ontario, 1971 

Scott Poindexter 


Timothy E. Powers 


1977 

William I. Rainwater, Sr. 


John D. Raithel 

Texas Christian, 1964 

Ryan J. Randall 


1992 

Robert N. Rapp 

Western Reserve, 1969 

Frank A. Ray 


Frank J. Raymond 


Norman K. Richardson, Jr. 

Furman, 1992 

John V. Roach, II 


Ralph M. Roberts 

Washington State, 1942 

Randall C. Roberts 


Ronald P. Robertson 


William A. Robinson 


1959 

Robert L. Rock 

Indiana, 1950 

George W. Rohe 


Alan E. Roller 


Tommy A. Romero, Jr. 

Cal. Tech-Pomona, 1990 

Jeffrey Rothenberg 

American, 2004 

Herbert J. Rowe 


Philip H. Roy 


William P. Russell 

Indiana, 1967 

G. Scott Rye 

Middle Tennessee, 1976 

D. Timothy Sanderson 

Western Ontario, 1985 

Dennis R. Santoli 


Gregory D. Schrader 


Kenneth E. Schutte 

Purdue, 1968 

Roger M. Scott, Sr. 

Puget Sound, 1956 

William M. Scott 

Arizona, 1980 

Thomas L. Sears 

Southern Methodist, 

1965 

Jeffrey D. Sevener, DDS 


Charles M. Shanberg 

South Florida, 1997 

Daniel A. Shaver 


Thomas W. Shaver 


Russell J. Shaw 


1985 

Walter M. Shaw 

University of Rochester, 

1940 

Kent E. Shoellhorn 

Bradley, 1958 

Michael D. Shumate 

Indiana, 1967 

Robert E. Sikes 


R. Neal Sinclair, III 

Indiana, 1978 

Joe R. Sivewright 


Gregory S. Slappey, MD 

Georgia Southwestern, 

1988 

Thomas E. Smith 


1956 

James K. Sorenson 


Edward F.D. Spencer 

Rochester, 1967 

Donald M. Spindler* 


Ramano A. Sprueil, MD 

Embry-Riddle (Daytona 

Beach), 1994 

Edward R. Stanley 


1966 

James R. Starks 


Nicholas S. Stepan 


Stephen S. Strickland 


Lewis B. Stuart, III 


Carlton F. Stunkel 

Missouri-S & T 2005 

Dennis D. Swanson 


John P. Sweeney 


Timothy J. Szerlong 


Jeffrey P. Taft 

Tulane, 1989 

Timothy D. Tallmadge 


David A. Tattersall 


Charles M. Thatcher, 


Richard W. Thomas 


Theodore M. Thoms 

Drake, 1992 

William A. Thurner 


Steven A. Tidwell 

Austin Peay, 1985 

Angelo Tomasso, Jr. 

Auburn, 1949 

Charles F. Touchton 


Steven R. Triplett 

California-Berkeley, 

1995 

Thomas N. Trotter 

Purdue, 1981 

James R. Venner 

Case Western, 1965 

Kurt A. Voldeng 

Memphis, 1989 

Harry J. Vordermeier, Jr. 

Florida, 1952 

Watts Wacker, Jr. 

Tulane, 1975 

John Calvin Waggoner 


James A. Wagner 


Howard R. Waits 

Butler, 1960 

Charles R. Weaver 

Purdue, 1950 

Gregg A. Wells, MD 

Bradley, 1980 

William B. Wells, Jr. 


Joseph P. Wespiser, III 


Robert S. White 


Milton E. Whitehead, Jr. 

Nebraska, 1950 

Hon. Gordon J. Whiting 

Cornell, 1987 

John D. Wilkins 

Bradley, 1954 

Marshall L. Wilkins 

East Tennessee, 1977 

James R. Woodke 

Northern Illinois, 1982 

Victor E. Woodman 

Alabama, 1951 

William C. Wurst 


Carlos A. Xiques 

Florida State 2003 

William G. Yates, Jr. 


Robert H. Zerbst 


Alan E. Zink 


* Denotes Chapter 

Eternal 



pg. 33

Roll of donors: Annual Fund 

2009 

Annual Fund 

The Sigma Chi Annual Fund consists of unrestricted gifts that support Foundation priorities. Donors are listed below by school. The Sigma Chi 

Brothers and friends listed here made at least one gift to the Annual Fund between July 1, 2008, and June 30, 2009. 

Norman 

Shield 

Society 

The Norman 

Shield Society 

honors donors 

who make a gift 

of $25,000 or 

more in a single 

fiscal year. 

Non Members 


Alpha Upsilon 


Foundation 


Virginia Tech Foundation 


Foundation 




Carol N. Burger 

Harris Family 

Charitable Fund 

Rufus K. Green 

Delta Zeta House 

Corporation 

Houston Alumni 


Elaine Palladino 

Alpha Beta Hall Sigma Chi 

Fraternity 

White Cross Trust Associates 

Virginia J. H. Cain 

Pearl L. Foster 

Crest Club 

Dorothy B. White 

Margaret P. White 

Founders Society 

Rosa Piccirillo 

Yvonne Bryson 

John & Cathy Evans 

Joseph & Genevieve 

Martino 

William & Betty Phillips 

Shirley L. Pratt 

S & S Management LLC 

William & Kathi Schlichting 

Kim H. Strubbe 

Governor’s 

Round 

Table 

Honors donors 

who make an 

annual gift 

of $10,000 to 

$24,999. 

Circle of Honor 

William W. Baldwin 

Alan & Helen Buckwalter 

Diane Buell 

Interfraternity Council 

Panhellenic Council 

Donna M. Galerman 

Robert & Christine Heltsley 

Barry Henry 

Charles & Carolyn Holliday 

David L. Kent 

Daniel & Myra Lyle 

Phillip Nichols 

Michael A. Pemberton 

Bill & Tanga Radford 

Sustaining Members 

Jill D. Adams 

Carol P. Amorese 

Anne Bacon 

Sandra L. Bailey 

Carolyn S. Baumhardt 

Debra Berthold 

Douglas & Barbara Broyles 

Arthur A. Carter Jr. 

David Dundee 

Howard & Yolande Eldridge 

Denise Engstrom 

John C. Garavaglia 

Michael & Catherine Hoyt 

Ralph & Betty Jersild 

Marjorie Kroeger 

Amy MacPhail 

Howard & Lori Olson 

Ronald & Lynette Sessman 

Ken & Linda Street 

Doug & Rie Sylvester 

Margaret Webb 

Garry & Laurie Weed 

Ellen Welter 

White 

Cross 

Trust 

Honors donors 

who make an 

annual gift of 

$1,000 or more. 

Alabama/Iota Iota 

Crest Club 


Bill W. Hoffman, 1951 

Thomas M. Marr Sr., 1953 

Victor E. Woodman, 1951 


Gary B. Clark, 1979 

Lee J. Ross, 1949 

Crest Club 

Harwell E. Coale Jr., 1962 

Henry G. Whigham Jr., 1952 

J. Willis Yeldell III, 1986 


Harry J. Butler III, 1991 


Robert P. Gilbert, 1949 

William H. Kelly, 1963 

Mark A. Tillman, 1978 


Robert S. Yoe, 1982 

Albion/Alpha Pi 


G. Michael Kabot, 1981 


William T. Bringham Jr., 

1975 

Timothy R. Cash, 1968 

David H. Dinger, 1958 

John R. Hipskind, 1967 

Ralph M. Powers Jr., 1945 

Crest Club 

William H. Bremer, 1963 

Timothy E. Kabot, 1976 

Okey R. Lemasters, 1977 

Stephen E. McCarthy, 1974 

Andrew J. McComas Jr., 

1981 

Members have 

made cumulative 

gifts totaling 

between $500 

and $999 to the 

Annual Fund. 

Founders 

Society 

Members have 



between $250 


Annual Fund. 

Donald L. Roe, 1954 

Paul E. Shrode, 1976 


John E. Fought, 1958 

Lloyd P. Orr, 1953 

Samuel B. Van Boven, 1958 


Richard B. Allen, 1951 

Alma/Theta Nu 


Jeffrey D. Sevener, 1992 


Aaron J. Mansfield, 1999 

American/Kappa Rho 


Jeffrey Rothenberg, 2004 

Arizona/Beta Phi 


Earl H. Carroll, 1948 

James E. Durbin, 1947 

S. Jack McDuff, 1951 

William M. Scott, 1980 


Robert W. Ageton, 1942 

Linley C. Bizik, 1992 

Roy A. Brown, 1955 

Charles B. Leonard, 1954 

William W. Lynch Jr., 1958 

Brian G. Nagel, 1992 

Lisle W. Payne, 1964 

Crest Club 

Paul W. Bennett, 1948 

Arve Michelsen, 1950 

William E. Powles Jr., 1951 

Robert S. Svob, 1942 

Circle of 

Honor 

Members have 



between $100 


Annual Fund. 


Jack Nerdrum, 1956 

Robert A. VanValer, 1972 


Russell W. Gragg, 1956 

Timothy J. Reading, 1986 

David M. West, 1992 


Steven A. Bucchianeri, 

1990 

Arizona State/ 

Epsilon Upsilon 


Graham E. Dorland, 1964 

Kenneth Field, 1971 

Robert C. Hobbs Sr., 1963 

Todd M. Nelson, 1989 

Terry E. Perucca, 1966 


Thomas R. Hopkins, 1965 

Crest Club 

John J. Brooking, 1963 

Christopher L. Coleman, 

1987 


Widney C. Everett Jr., 1974 


Ronald J. Altavesta, 2001 

Joseph S. Bosse, 1990 

Richard D. Kiburz Jr., 1988 

Craig A. Lohman, 1991 

Arkansas/Omega Omega 


O. Lee Bodenhamer, 1956 

William H. Caudill, 1973 

Charles W. Metzler Jr., 1950 

Gregory C. Nabholz, 1988 

Sustaining 

Members 

Members have 


gifts totaling up 

to $99 to the 

Annual Fund. 

William I. Rainwater Sr., 

1949 


T. Clay C. Curtner, 1975 

Thomas H. Hurt Jr., 1949 

Glen W. Jamison, 1941 

Sterling M. Lindsey, 1969 

Farrel Eugene Mason, 1950 

Bryden E. Moon Jr., 1971 

Robert W. Newell, 1954 

Edward M. Penick Sr., 1943 

Tom N. Schallhorn, 1960 

William W. Stevens, 1942 

Robert E. Stewart, 1951 

Dane C. Workman, 1984 

Crest Club 

Owen A. Anderson, 1962 

Remmel H. Dudley, 1941 

William B. Edrington Jr., 

1956 

Meriwether L. Garing, 

1948 

Scott C. Merrell, 1988 

Charles D. Roscopf, 1979 

Charles T. Sloan, 1951 

Jack T. Steele, 1947 

Matthew T. Tucker, 1988 


Bryan M. Bonds, 1947 

Douglas G. Cox, 1983 

Franklin A. Fogleman, 1972 

Allan S. Pirnique, 1961 


Matthew L. Brunson, 2010 

Stephen R. Giles, 1969 

C. Blake James, 1994 

Scott D. Martin, 1988 

Robert A. Pambianchi, 2011 

Allen B. Venner, 1954 

Benjamin J. Walsh, 1976 


James R. Combs II, 1988 

Henry S. Neel Jr., 1949 

Robert M. Wilson, 1944 

James J. Wolfe, 1968 

Arkansas State/ 

Theta Chi 

Crest Club 

Clayton W. Poellot, 1993 

Auburn/Gamma Sigma 


Angelo Tomasso Jr., 1949 


Harry H. Bell Jr., 1949 

Raymond H. Erkel Jr., 1965 

John T. Green, 1966 

Donald E. Hill, 1962 

Jerry A. Oakes, 1957 

John R. Watts, 1962 

Crest Club 

William N. Crosby, 1954 

Harry G. Gordon, 1965 

Clyde B. Hewitt Jr., 1942 

H. Philip Jones III, 1981 


Ellwood W. Burkhardt, 1948 

Clyde W. Fleming, 1943 

Maurice W. Midgette Jr., 

1963 

Morgan W. Silvers, 1996 

Cecil G. Stokes Jr., 1957 


Lawrence J. McKinney, 

1959 


Langston W. McNice, 1959 

Blacksher White-Spunner, 

1950 

Richard B. Williams, 1969 

Austin Peay/Eta Xi 


Steven A. Tidwell, 1985 


Todd A. Fowler, 1983 

Crest Club 

Paul W. Self, 1975 

David W. Torr, 1976 


Charles E. DeAses, 1984 


Constantine S. Minetos, 

1989 

Jeremy C. Stevens, 2004 


Gregory J. Ford, 1988 

Ball State/ 

Epsilon Omega 


Scott D. Cotherman, 1980 


Donald D. Dumoulin II, 

1982 

William S. French, 1981 

Richard E. Hester, 1977 

Randall L. Pickell, 1979 

Ronald P. Robertson, 1970 


Robert E. Cox, 1970 

John A. Schauss, 1979 

James R. Whitcraft, 1969 

James J. Wilson, 1994 

Crest Club 

Terry E. Beausir, 1979 

Timothy G. Clark, 1972 

Arthur D. Daub, 1965 

James R. Fell, 1982 

Thomas P. LaFave, 1983 

Michael E. Pettibone, 1976 

Dale E. Theurer, 1970 


William R. Beeker, 1983 

Mark N. Popovich, 1963 


Ryan P Dunahue, 1997 

Russell I. Lawrence Jr., 

1994 

Robert P. Pickell Jr., 1977 

Baylor/Eta Omega 


Joseph R. Patterson Jr., 

1982 


Philip B. Farish, 1980 

L. Wayne Tucker Jr., 1985 

Beloit/Alpha Zeta 


Glenn E. Hansen, 1937 


Bennett B. Cook, 1952 

James W. Evans Jr., 1959 

James A. Hartman, 1951 

Peter C. Kostantacos, 1946 


John M. Niziolek, 1981 


Matthew N. Kees, 2010 

Birmingham-Southern/ 

Chi Chi 


Keith E. Nickles, 2011 

Boston/Iota Upsilon 


Sheldon W. Watson, 2000 


Alex F. Tanguay, 2002 


Jonathan A. Ellis, 2010 

Bowling Green/ 

Delta Kappa 


Robert J. Donley, 1962 

Eugene H. Fenn, 1951 

Steven W. Shaffer, 1964 

Crest Club 

Donald E. Boomershine, 

1953 

James R. Bussman, 1969 

Jack D. Frank, 1949 

Edward J. Haller Jr., 1955 

Roger W. Howard, 1957 

Joseph E. Martini, 1963 

Scott W. Oman, 1989 

Wendell S. Swords, 1956 


James R. Dalton, 1966 

John B. Gest Jr., 2000 

David L. Hungerford Jr., 

1986 


Mark B. Nixon, 1972 


Charles W. Matthews Jr, 

1964 

Bradley/Delta Rho 


Lanny Lamont, 1960 

Sater L. Main, 1957 

Garry L. Norder, 1961 

John P. Pearl, 1949 

Kent E. Shoellhorn, 1958 

Gregg A. Wells, 1980 

John D. Wilkins, 1954 


Christopher F. Bittner, 1994 

Todd K. Brainerd, 1982 

Richard F. Dousman, 1968 

Donald W. Gall, 1996 

Michael A. King, 1990 

Rex K. Linder, 1969 

Dean A. Mefford, 1962 

Robert J. Runkle, 1951 

Crest Club 

Gary R. Campbell, 1965 

James R. Hamilton, 1987 

Edward A. Koechle, 1958 

Christopher P. Larson, 1981 


Mark D. Lee, 1981 

Robert L. Taylor, 1957 

Robert J. Wesselhoft, 1955 

David M. Wolfe, 1986 


Thomas M. Christensen, 

1985 

William T. Hammer, 1991 

Harold F. Klesath, 1942 

George C. Metcalf, 1954 

Andrew W. Nelson, 1996 

Robert L. Putnam Jr., 1956 

Michael E. Rauhut, 1992 

Ronald A. Wilson, 1962 


Leo W. Hoerdemann, 1962 

J. D. Proehl, 1965 

Allan E. Scriba, 1960 

Bridgewater/Theta Zeta 


Douglas J. Smith, 1985 


Philip A. Jackson, 1985 

British Columbia-Simon 

Fraser/Delta Omicron 


Larry Patzer, 1951 


Tim J. Durant, 1991 

Brown/Beta Nu 


John G. Berylson, 1975 

Fordyce R. Lozier, 1924 


Alfred W. Richmond, 1946 

Crest Club 

Matthew D. Collins, 1988 

Frederick J. Franco, 1952 

John S. Grassi, 1979 

Hamilton P. Schwartz, 1995 

Harold R. Steen Jr., 1951 


David C. Gryce, 1977 

James Watson, 1954 


Donald G. Harrington, 1948 

Josh S. Marinelli, 2000 

Michael W. Peterson, 2010 


Matthew B. Giles MD, 2000 

George T. Urban, 1940 

Bucknell/Kappa 


D. Lee Hamilton, 1957 

Philip H. Roy, 1942 


Gregg W. Buckwell, 1976 

Dominick G. Chirico, 1949 

Morris A. Long, 1949 

Crest Club 

Judson D. Edel Sr., 1960 

Thomas A. Long, 1978 

Robert H. Teter, 1941 

William H. Von Heill, 1947 


Robert E. Beran, 1982 

Joseph S. Drexler, 1948 

G. Edward McComsey, 1952 

Albert W. McFall, 1962 

Carl G. Simon Jr., 1992 

Robert G. Steinmetz, 1962 

J. Dudley Waldner, 1946 


John C. Koch Jr., 1950 


Robert D. Austin Jr., 1947 



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Butler/Rho 


Howard R. Waits, 1960 


John R. Cotton, 1972 

Jesse N. Jones III, 1959 

John K. Keach Sr., 1950 

Edward W. Locklear, 1951 

Christopher C. Steel, 1978 

Richard A. Steele, 1950 

John D. Stegman, 1957 

Crest Club 

F. Thomas Bauer, 1952 

Howard C. Caldwell Jr., 

1950 

James R. Heston, 1967 

Thomas H. Hicks, 1981 

Franklin O. Huff, 1957 

James R. Maugans, 1951 

Scott T. Menne, 1991 


Mark J. Bearby, 1979 

Harvey A. Greenberg, 1970 

Robert E. Hallam, 1946 

Daniel N. Lee, 1979 

John D. Leer, 1952 

Robert E. Pape, 1951 


Curtis D. Franke, 1988 

Luke E. LaBeau, 2008 

Boynton F. Moore, 1940 

Cal. Poly.-Pomona/ 

Theta Sigma 


Deglin F. Kenealy, 1991 


Michael D. Foulger, 1989 

George E. Hartshorne 

V, 1990 

Ryan T. Rogers, 1987 

Tommy A. Romero Jr., 1990 

Michael E. Welter, 1989 


Christopher Choi, 2002 

Tacy J. Kim, 1997 

Cal. Poly.-San Luis 

Obispo/Theta Phi 


William T. VanOss, 1987 

Cal. State-Long Beach/ 

Eta Beta 


Daniel G. Drommerhausen, 

1973 

Ross O. Kuster, 1984 

Eli Mulkovich III, 1967 

Cal. State-Northridge/ 

Zeta Xi 


Michael C. Scroggie, 1967 


Randle M. Biddle, 1967 

Crest Club 

Garrett E. Hunter, 1994 

Thomas E. White, 1972 


George Randall Bartlett, 

1971 


Jay L. Hartman, 1962 


Thomas A. DeBoisblanc, 

1982 

Ross F. Figgins, 1960 

James W. McDonald, 1965 

Ronald W. Pugh, 1980 

Cal. State-Sacramento/ 

Theta Xi 

Crest Club 

John A. Swain, 1990 

Cal. State-San 

Bernardino/Iota Alpha 

Crest Club 

Lembit J. Kulbin, 1997 

California-Berkeley/ 

Alpha Beta 


Dwayne McClendon, 1951 

Steven R. Triplett, 1995 


James K. McManigal Jr., 

1960 

Harry L. Montfort, 1943 

Crest Club 

Eugene F. Cassady, 1949 

J. R. White Jr., 1952 


James O. Miller, 1953 

California-Davis/ 

Theta Omicron 


Kevin A. Bassett, 1992 

Crest Club 

Michael G. Hart, 1985 

California-Irvine/ 

Eta Sigma 


Donald L. Scott, 1984 

Crest Club 

Daniel R. Hovenstine, 1980 

Bruce S. Kahn, 1984 

California-Los Angeles/ 

Delta Eta 


Harmon A. Brown, 1976 

Dan M. Meyer, MD, 1979 

Timothy E. Powers, 1977 

Ryan J. Randall, 1992 


Gregory R. Ong, 1986


2009 

Annual Fund (continued) 

Joe Shimmon Jr., 1951 

Edward E. Wiseman, 1957 

Crest Club 

Lewis E. Hemphill, 1949 

Robert T. Merkin, 1985 


Kenneth H. Hitchcock 

Jr., 1966 

Richard E. Lundine, 1950 

C. Philip McCormac, 1967 


A. Hugh Argabrite, 1953 

Gerald L. Linstedt, 1960 

James C. Neil, 1970 


Ralph G. Manus, 1953 

Alexander C. Vidal, 2011 

California-San Diego/ 

Iota Chi 


Michael A. Codina, 1993 

Crest Club 

Victor S Song, 1992 


Brett W. Drainer, 1999 


Brian S. Holland, 1993 

California-Santa 

Barbara/Zeta Kappa 


Paul C. Cole, 1971 

Gary W. Dales, 1977 

Jeffrey T. Linder, 1991 

Crest Club 

Preston C. Belknap, 1980 

Chester G. Moore III, 1964 


Paul M. Nemiroff, 1968 

Case Western/Beta Eta 


George A. Metzenthin, 

1992 

James R. Venner, 1965 


Leslie A. Andersen, 1940 

James J. Fox, 1959 

Neil C. Harvey, 1955 

Gus H. Mautz Jr., 1958 

Houston R. Morgan, 1950 

Thomas J. Sheahan, 1962 

Reade W. Shook, 1950 

Michael F. Sweeney, 1989 

Donald R. Trask, 1962 

Crest Club 

David W. Bakke, 1976 

Larry E. Conaway, 1964 

Clifford H. Curtis, 1961 

Robert J. Eiber, 1955 

Robert S. Frankel, 1993 

George J. Hoehl, 1965 

William C. Phillippi, 1969 

William G. Stuart, 1995 


Dennis D. Huffman, 1964 

John B. Lewis, 1956 

Andrew J. Shapiro, 1992 


Roger D. Schultz, 1967 

Central Florida/Eta Pi 


R. Todd Bowers, 1977 

Joe G. Hartman, 1972 

Crest Club 

David B. Lawton, 1989 


John P. Rhodes, 1992 


Michael J. Collins, 1986 

Brian James Furniss, 2003 

Central Michigan/ 

Zeta Rho 


Scott T. Cartwright, 1986 

Bradbury N. Robinson, 

1979 

Crest Club 

Anthony F. Gandolfi, 1970 

Eric G. Kinnie, 1994 


Keith L. Anderson, 1965 

Steven D. Cirino, 1991 

D. C. Hausman, 1992 

Michael C. Mayse, 1977 

Mark E. Ross, 1977 


John Karl Dietrich, 1967 

David R. Drain, 1981 

James W. Mollema, 1968 

Steven Naber CIC LIC, 1972 

Centre/Zeta Zeta 


Robert A. Lessenberry, 

1950 


Richard L. Frymire Jr., 1952 

Theodore Flint Gray Jr., 

1960 

William K. Greer, 1954 

Roy M. Martin, 1979 

David A. Whiteman, 1976 

Crest Club 

Matthew A. Huff, 1979 

D A. Sachs III, 1948 

Charles E. Stoll Jr., 1949 

Alfred J. Welsh, 1969 


John G. Cooper, 1973 

Hiram Ely III, 1973 

Scott G. Keith, 1971 


John Ryan Coady Jr., 1976 

Paul V. Guagliardo, 1973 

Stephen S. Kirzinger, 1968 

Charles R. McCollom III, 

1972 

Nelson D. Rodes Jr., 1954 

Todd P. Walz, 1996 


Gary R. Mitchell, 1973 

Charleston/Iota Epsilon 


Matthew W. Davis, 1999 

William Glenn Yarborough 

Jr., 1961 


Lucas C. McFadden, 2001 

Chicago/ 

Omicron Omicron 

Crest Club 

Gilbert X. Dementis, 1949 

Edward J. Ledder, 1938 


Charles F. Berryman, 1948 

Cincinnati/Zeta Psi 


Joseph J. Friedl Jr., 1963 

William E. Johnson, 1958 

Robert C. Laumann, 1954 

Stephen M. McNamee, 

1964 

William Troy Neat, 1990 

Lincoln W. Pavey, 1948 

Michael D. Rose, 1963 

Stephen S. Strickland, 1954 

William A. Thurner, 1955 


James N. DeWitt, 1959 

Peter K. Ellison, 1965 

Robert D. Fisher, 1943 

Donald L. Flamm, 1964 

Warren F. Foster Jr., 1945 

William G. Kief, 1979 

William A. Siebenthaler, 

1940 

P. William Smart, 1952 

Crest Club 

Gail C. Hersh, 1954 

Donald S. Jones, 1950 

Steven T. Langheim, 1969 

Matthew E. O’Cull, 1998 

Peter S. Rekstis, 1964 

John R. Russell, 1968 

James R. Wilson, 1984 


Richard H. Crone, 1964 

Michael E. Graves, 1958 

James E. Haft, 1968 

Timothy R. Knueve, 2001 

Larry J. Mullins, 1963 

Jack W. Phipps, 1985 

Michael L. Rose, 1991 

Donald M. Ruther, 1959 


G. William Hart, 1957 

David D. Ostermeyer, 1980 

Charles A. Riggs, 1944 


Gregory C. Wolf, 1992 

Clarion/Theta Alpha 

Crest Club 

A. Charles Krempa III, 1989 

Michael J. Marlovits, 1989 

Thomas C. Steiner, 1973 

Mark J. Weaknecht, 1981 


John R. Keck, 1976 

Clarkson/Iota Zeta 


George W. Brown, 1990 


Timothy G. Flack, 1991 


Brandon T. Hofstead, 2007 

Clemson/Eta Psi 

Crest Club 

David J. Kistner, 1990 


Derek M. Lewis, 1998 

William Grantham Wood, 

1984 


Bernard C. Blide, 1978 


Bryan E. Summers, 1995 

Colgate/ 

Gamma Omicron 


Scott M. Elrod, 1957 


Rogelio O. Fernandez, 1978 

Richard A. Harder, 1976 


Frank J. Crane Jr., 1960 

James J. Wasserman, 1954 


Donald S. Johnston, 1984 

Colorado/Beta Mu 


Harold H. Lee, 1950 


James L. Bruin, 1952 

Erik A. Dithmer, 1954 

Thomas R. Flint, 1953 

Eugene Frank Hofmeister, 

1954 

Glenn E. Hunter, 1951 

George Parker Kemp, 1954 

Roy H. Misenhimer, 1935 

Quentin G. Pierce, 1964 

Martin L. Rinehart, 1960 

Crest Club 

Glenn A. Armellino, 1986 

Jack C. Ireland, 1949 

Ives P. Murray, 1969 


Frederick C. Pneuman, 

1953 

David B. Ross, 1961 


George A. Hansen, 1966 

Colorado College/ 

Beta Gamma 


William J. Hybl, 1964 

Edward J. Pelz, 1938 

Lewis B. Stuart III, 1951 


Richard J. Eldredge Jr., 

1955 

Peter M. Ramsey, 1965 

Crest Club 

Richard E. Enos, 1960 

Kent F. Schobe, 1968 

Paul E. Towner, 1954 

Steven I. Weiss, 1978 


Kent D. Patton, 1985 

Henry P. Thode, 1941 

Gregory W. Young, 1966 


Charles E. Jorgensen, 1955 

Colorado State/Beta Tau 


Robert F. Sweeney, 1959 


Martin A. Buol, 1943 

Daniel A. Cooley, 1967 

James F. McKague, 1950 

Eric R. Noyes, 1978 

William G. Parzybok Jr., 

1965 

Philip J. Rushing, 1968 

Crest Club 

Paul K. Hildebrandt, 1955 

James W. Wilson, 1984 


Truman C. Hall Jr., 1965 

Robert D. Hand Jr., 1961 

Richard M. Trumpe, 1956 


Curtis B. James, 1968 

Jack H. McKague, 1952 


Dee O. N. Taylor, 1951 

Columbia/Nu Nu 


Andrew Smith II, 1962 

Crest Club 

Robert A. Reynolds, 1954 

Robert K. Whelan, 1963 

Harold B. White, 1949 


Patrick Sheehan, 1965 


Edward C. Salter, 2009 

Connecticut/ 

Gamma Omega 


Keith F. Moody, 1990 

James P. Orazio, 1978 


Robert E. O’Connor Jr., 1972 

Richard E. Turkington, 1949 

Crest Club 

Scott Allen Goldberg, 1994 

Michael W. Gozzo, 1962 

Frederic W. Wilson III, 1974 


James K. Quinn, 1949 

Anthony T. Troiano, 1973 


Edward J. Ahearn, 1951 

John E. Fitzgerald, 1962 

Carl Norman Holmberg, 

1946 

Russell W. Hoyt, 1951 

Anthony S. Marino, 1952 


Allan R. Beaudoin, 1947 

Edward J. Kane, 1952 

Cornell/Alpha Phi 


Gordon J. Whiting, 1987 


C. Morton Bishop III, 1974 

D. Rae Carpenter Jr., 1949 

Peter Q. Eschweiler, 1955 

Joe D. Henninger, 1956 

Thomas W. Kemp, 1959 

Robert A. Moore, 1943 

James E. Strub, 1952 


Charles P. Duvall, 1958 

T. Michael Scott, 1981 


Harry V. Wade Jr., 1953 


Franklin W. Wedge Jr., 1946 

Dartmouth/Eta Eta 


Gaylord E. Leslie, 1928 


Donald M. Fetherolf, 1954 

Crest Club 

W. Thomas Margetts, 1959 


Lansing G. Brisbin Jr., 1948 

Dean S. Smith, 1948 

Davidson/Delta Lambda 


Charles A. Morris, 1949 


Clifton J. Derrick II, 1964 

Charles N. Hurwitz, 1970 

Crest Club 

George S. Morton, 1952 


Robert C. Garrison, 1954 


Harry A. Whitaker Jr., 1952 


William A. Crosland, 1949 

Dayton/Iota Theta 


John R. DeBanto, 1988 


Charles F. Rymarowicz, 

1990 


Albert A. Heckmann III, 

1992 

Scott M. Helms, 1989 

Andrew P. Walters, 2010 

Delaware/Kappa Epsilon 


Timothy W. Morgan, 1990 

Crest Club 

Sean M. Dalton, 1992 


Theodore C. Smolenski, 

1998 

Denison/Mu 


Walter S. McPhail, 1955 


Charles A. Hay, 1946 

Charles F. Salt Jr., 1946 

Thomas E. Wood, 1949 

Crest Club 

James L. Cordell, 1951 

David L. Niland, 1952 


George D. Curtin III, 1970 

William P. Donley, 1953 

Frank Loehnert Jr., 1947 

George C. McConnaughey 

Jr., 1949 

Kermit D. Yensen, 1975 


Lee C. MacBride, 1963 

Denver/Delta Iota 


James A. Cunyus, 1954 

Dale A. Fullerton, 1951 

Gordon M. Heggem, 1948 

Crest Club 

Dennis A. Barnes Jr., 1951 

Andrew H. Longyear, 1982 

John F. Murry, 1961 

John J. Trerotola, 1989 


Alexander J. Lindsay Jr., 

1952 

David A. Stinnett, 1989 


Eugene C. Stack, 1969 

DePauw/Xi 


James R. Allen, 1979 

Mark A. Emkes, 1975 


Rhett W. Butler, 1962 

Robert J. Darnall, 1960 

Carl A. Gordon, 1973 

James R. Keene, 1950 

Michael D. McClure, 1964 

Robert Terry Moore, 1965 

Bradley L. Sexauer, 1973 

Lott H. Thomas, 1956 

Thomas L. Turk, 1958 

Crest Club 

Glenn A. Brower, 1975 

Robert E. Buis, 1949 

William K. Daniel II, 1986 

Calvin Detrick III, 1970 

George C. Halfmann, 1957 

R. Griffith McDonald, 1964 

Breton A. Schoch, 1986 

Creighton B. Wright Jr., 

1990 


Robert N. Bills, 1946 

Harold J. Cook, 1940 

Scott F. Russell, 1978 

Joseph R. Sims, 1965 


John B. Kniesly, 1973 

Christopher J. Mahnken, 

2009 

Dickinson/Omicron 


David M. Johnson, 1956 

Thaddeus M. Luczak Jr., 

1977 

James A. Nickel, 1951 

Samuel W. Witwer Jr., 1963 

Crest Club 

Michael S. Collins, 1963 

Richard C. Deveney, 1976 

Thomas M. Fanta, 1967 

J. Duane Ford, 1967 

Gordon Forsyth III, 1969 

Robert S. Silverthorn 

Jr., 1970 


David S. Hollenshead, 1947 

Drake/Theta Gamma 


Barry M. Belknap, 2000 

Theodore M. Thoms, 1992 


David A. Williamson, 1981 

Crest Club 

Todd A. Larson, 1998 

John P. Smith, 1992 


Bryan K. Moon, 1984 


Matthew F. Wilson, 2008 

Duke/Beta Lambda 


James S. Boyd, 1961 

John M. Derrick Jr., 1961 


Fred C. Aldridge Jr., 1955 

Henry V. Barnette Jr., 1961 

Arthur Gregory, 1963 

William W. Neal III, 1954 

James B. Royster Jr., 1960 

Clifford L. Sayre Jr., 1947 

Crest Club 

Robert A. Gross, 1943 

Lawrence W. Snively Jr., 

1951 

David L. Wagner, 1955 


Herbert M. Johnson Jr., 

1958 

Walter H. Lindsay, 1966 

Thomas Peters, 1954 


Keith E. Davis, 1958 

East Tennessee/ 

Zeta Omega 


Marshall L. Wilkins, 1977 


Charles E. Gill Jr., 1972 

Barry R. Jones, 1973 

James Ashley Woods, 2000 

Crest Club 

Harold G. Bowerfind Jr., 

1969 

T. Scott Davenport, 1986 


David F. Brammer, 1977 

Paul F. Meredith, 1973 

David B. Stout Jr., 1972 


Ronald L. Bruffey, 1972 


Kenneth N. Bailey Jr., 1992 

Garry L. Rolen, 1978 

Eastern Illinois/Eta Mu 


Edward D. Huber, 1986 

Alan E. Roller, 1985 

Nicholas S. Stepan, 1999 


Thomas F. Dardugno, 1979 

Bruce A. Hunt, 1973 

Crest Club 

John R. Beeson, 1970 

Ronald A. Hagenow, 1972 

Kenneth W. Szafranski, 

1984 


William H. Ettinger, 1972 

Douglas A. Wade, 1981 


Brett R. Clish, 1997 

P. Nicholas Gammelgard, 

1994 


Ronald N. Cole, 1995 

Eastern Kentucky/ 

Eta Alpha 


Joseph R. Boyle, 1978 

Crest Club 

Clinton G. Long, 1999 


Carl J. Wallace, 1998 

Douglas D. White Jr., 1971 


John L. Bunton, 1970 

Christopher Todd Riley, 

1998 

Why I give: 

“The White Cross of Sigma Chi 

represents all that is pure and 

good in our society today. 

I learned the importance of 

philanthropy during my days 

at Ole Miss, as a member of 

Eta Chapter of Sigma Chi. 

My mother taught me that a 

blessing is not a blessing unless 

it is shared, and Sigma Chi’s 

all over the world understand 

this single fact better than any 

organized group I’ve 

ever known! ” 

Sam Haskell 


Retired head of Worldwide Television 

at the William Morris Agency 

Author, “Promises I Made My Mother” 


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Eastern New Mexico/ 

Zeta Sigma 


Robert D. Stevens, 1966 


Brock C. Ostrander, 2003 

Elon/Theta Omega 

Crest Club 

Peter Picetti Falcone, 2004 


Michael J. O’Rourke III, 

1998 

Embry-Riddle 

(Daytona Beach)/ 

Eta Iota 


Ramano A. Sprueil, 1994 


William H. Foulk III, 1985 

George E. Pence, 1961 

Crest Club 

Kenneth F. Hoyt, 1975 

Richard Bradley Winter, 

2005 


David F. Marino, 1999 

Michael L. McKenzie, 1973 

Robert Paul Tetrault, 2004 

Thomas E. Waterman, 1986 


Morris H. Ford, 1975 

Emory/Beta Chi 


Lawrence M. Blau, 1963 


Richard J. Bagby, 1962 

A. James Elliott, 1963 

William C. O’Kelley, 1951 


J. Max Austin Jr., 1963 

John R. Camp Jr., 1950 

Bill P. Cumbaa, 1943 

W. Ronald Gardner, 1960 

Henry S. Rogers, 1963 

Crest Club 

Earl Beatty Jr., 1942 

Robert L. Brand III, 1964 

Thurman C. Connell, 1961 

Tashtego S. Elwyn, 1993 

Carter S. Evans, 1971 

James L. Forshey, 1988 

Ward Bascom Pafford 

PhD, 1932 

Gene A. Wakefield, 1963 

Bruce F. Walker, 1981 


Andrew T. Jones, 1967 

James C. Major Jr., 1991 

Gary E. Watson, 1953 


Homer E. Moyer Jr., 1964 

Ralph M. Payne, 1950 

Fairleigh Dickinson/ 

Iota Kappa 


Cheng-Chih Chen, 2004 

Crest Club 

Frank T. Illidge, 1988 

Florida/Gamma Theta 


James A. Greenwald III, 

1955 


Thomas C. Chase, 1976 

Thomas A. DeMarco III, 

1970 

George E. Greene III, 1957 

William E. Hall, 1948 

Jay C. Howell, 1971 

Robert H. Stine, 1955 

Harry J. Vordermeier Jr., 

1952 


Richard B. Backus, 1959 

Edwin B. Davis, 1957 

Anthony E. De Los Santos, 

1966 

Robert F. Hightower, 1954 

Philip J. Hoffmann Jr., 1964 

Charles I. Holden Jr., 1962 

J. Malcolm Jones Sr., 1949 

J. Ralph Leatherman Jr., 

1955 

Wm. A. Oughterson, 1950 

Richard A. Petry, 1953 

William F. Shewey, 1967 

C. Drane Smith, 1955 

Michael R. Zern, 1970 

Crest Club 

Charles E. Branning, 1954 

Robert H. Buck, 1975 

Frederick Burr Cordray, 

1961 

Jose Alejandro Gonzalez 

Jr., 1952 

Yale Gunn, 1950 

Anthony W. Ingrassia 

Jr., 1994 

Richard A. Johnston Jr., 

1979 

Robert E. V. Kelley Jr., 1981 

W. Theodore Mealor Jr., 

1962 

Michael D. Meffert, 1961 

William L. Rivers, 1956 

Jeffrey G. Winn, 1993 

Clifford W. Wright, 1954 


Scott B. Arnold, 1948 

Scott M. Benke, 1995 

Kenneth D. Elliotte, 1963 

Paul H. Ewaldsen Jr., 1966 

Steven J. Gilbert, 1979 

Robert A. Heekin, 1972 

M. Wayne Johnson, 1968 

Andrew B. Meadows, 1990 

Stuart B. Strickland, 1989 

George C. Wheeler, 1946 

James D. Whittemore, 1974 


Joseph W. Bailey Jr., 1957 

Jefferson B. Miller Jr., 1959 

Michael Quinoy, 2008 

Denslow A. Trumbull MD, 

1977 

Warren B. Wiltshire Jr., 

1956 


Glenn L. Gilstrap, 1980 

Frank Hughes Smith Jr 

USA(R), 1951 

Florida Southern/ 



Robert L. Fryer Jr., 1970 

Robert J. Georges, 1973 


Henry J. Andringa, 1965 

Norman Glen Berree, 1969 

William G. Buck Jr., 1998 

Robert B. Burnette, 1983 

David E. Fisher Sr., 1969 

David C. Godwin, 1969 

Patrick C. Mathes III, 1963 

Michael P. Opalinski, 1970 


William Lee Rust, 1967 

Paul D. Walker, 1986 

Crest Club 

Richard L. Chapman, 1994 

Roman F. Polivka, 1990 


Stephen J. Demanovich, 

1999 

Randy Dusenberry, 1977 

Mark A. Eady, 1982 

Brian K. Hasson, 1988 

David A. Johnson, 1974 

Stephen F. Miller, 2006 

Todd N. Parrish, 2004 

Thomas T. Remington, 1966 

Eric R. Severson, 2001 


John T. Caracuzzo, 1967 

Florida State/ 

Epsilon Zeta 


Peter N. Butler, 1986 

Carlos A. Xiques, 2003 


James A. Helinger Jr., 1969 

Richard R. Jackson, 1959 

Michael T. Kreager, 1983 

William R. Porter, 1976 

Patrick F. Saunders, 1980 

Crest Club 

Christopher A. Riley, 1995 

Thomas A. Westhafer, 1960 


C. Durfee Marshall, 1960 

Kevin T. O’Steen, 1993 


John I. Cooper, 1955 

Matthew B. Holcomb, 1996 

Kendall G. Lorch, 1952 


Charles A. Burnham, 1958 

Thomas J. Mew, 1964 

Robert Brent Raines, 1964 

Fort Hays/Zeta Tau 

Crest Club 

Jeffrey D. Copper, 1977 


Jeffrey D. Peier, 1980 

Fresno State/Epsilon Eta 


Randal C. Garabedian, 1984 

Crest Club 

Edward H. Chidlaw, 1952 

Kenneth J. Farley, 1964 

Oran G. McNeil, 1953 

Dennis G. Schmal, 1971 


Willy D. Kollmeyer, 1960 


Tommy T. Kusaka, 1981 

Furman/Iota Nu 


Norman K. Richardson 

Jr., 1992 

Crest Club 

James E. Looper Jr., 1988 


John Kevin Hebblethwaite, 

1994 

Mark A. Messer, 1990 


Casey T. Liddy, 2000 

George Washington/ 

Epsilon 


John K. Forst, 1984 

Charles C. Gilbert III, 1965 


Francis J. Araby, 1984 

Peter J. Vennewitz, 1965 

Crest Club 

David A. Asselin, 1989 

Earl W. Bartgis Jr., 1977 

Othan O. Gilbert, 1963 


John M. Fenton III, 1980 

William D. Tomcykowski, 

1958 


Eric W. Emery, 1985 


Bruce Morgan Casner, 1971 

Georgia/Delta 


L. Hill Griffin, 1962 

John F. McMullan, 1958 


Hamilton G. Arden Jr., 1961 

Clifford P. Blanchard III, 

1975 

Rees M. Sumerford, 1970 

Crest Club 

M. Frank DeLoach Jr., 1949 

William L. Foster, 1965 

Shelby W. Goodin, 1973 

James H. Harris Jr., 1949 

Bernard Z. Henderson 

III, 1978 

A. Clarence Welch Jr., 1951 

Henley P. Woods Sr., 1949 


Stell B. Askew Jr., 1953 

John E. Bagwell, 1963 

Richard Mark Douglas, 

1995 

Robert E. Gibson, 1949 

H. Gordon Huey, 1966 

Arthur D. Spurlock II, 1972 

Ottis A. Sweat Jr., 1956 

Robert W. Worthington, 

2010 


Gregory W. Cox, 2002 

William H. McNiel, 1940 


James M. Blitch, 1954 

William F. Sylvester, 2011 

Georgia Southern/ 

Eta Zeta 


J. Daniel Speight Jr., 1979 

Crest Club 

Gregory A. Bowles, 1975 

Stephen F. Kaney, 1979 

Harry M. Propes Jr., 1986 


Thomas G. Barrett, 1981 

Jeffry E. Ducey, 1987 

Lee C. Gowen, 1995 

H. Frank Hook III, 1971 

Max G. Manack, 1983 

Rodney H. Martin, 1980 


Bryan R. Burke, 1985 

William E. Thatcher, 1994 

Georgia Southwestern/ 

Eta Theta 


Gregory S. Slappey, MD, 

1988 


Charles Frederick Overby, 

1981 

Crest Club 

Philip H. Clinkscales Jr., 

1971 

George E. Daniel III, 1980 


William G. Dowdy, 1973 

Georgia Tech/Beta Psi 


George Niles Bolton, 1969 

Fowler H. Low, 1954 

Charles F. Touchton, 1957 


William B. Abbott III, 1952 

John L. Fossett Jr., 1954 

Andrew W. Klaer, 1984 

David G. Moeller, 1987 

William F. Perkins, 1959 

John R. Seydel, 1939 

James E. Stevens Jr., 1946 

Robert L. Strong, 1964 

Theodore R. Wirtz, 1955 

Crest Club 

Russell E. Baillie, 1974 

William E. Dean, 1952 

Michael L. Fitzgerald, 1971 

Thomas B. Howard Jr., 1953 

John L. Lee, 1968 

Michael V Oldag, 1972 

F. Allen Prather Jr., 1961 

Frederick E. Smith Jr., 1958 


H. Austin Brown, 1944 

Rolf Duerr, 1962 

W. Irvine Fox Jr., 1958 

Charles R. Gamblin, 1958 

William L. Hammond Jr., 

1978 

John T. Row Jr., 1954 

Thomas A. Smith Jr., 1951 

Larry D. Starke, 1969 

Kenneth M. Thrash Jr., 

1956 


Theodore T. Bledsoe, 1954 

Jerry C. Clark, 1952 


Scott N. Starr, 1999 

Robert S. Woodhurst III 

FAIA, 1969 

Gettysburg/Theta 


James A. Magee, 1950 

Joseph R. Odice, 1967 

Thomas B. Peter, 1975 

Richard A. Renza, 1967 

F.David Schaeffer, 1941 

Robert P. Sumas, 1963 

Crest Club 

Edwin Borgh, 1950 

Alan J. Fuerstman, 1978 

Walter M. Hoff, 1959 

F. Thomas Kull Jr., 1969 


Frederick B. Hoenniger, 

1952 

Donzel S. Loker, 1956 

John Y Mamula, 1956 

Bruce J. Reynolds, 1977 


William W. Enterline, 1959 

Herbert F. Johnson II, 1968 

Raymond C. Truex Jr., 1963 

Hampden-Sydney/ 

Sigma Sigma 


Todd S. Farrand, 1984 

William R. Jones Jr., 1937 

C. Dee O’Dell II, 1987 


George E. Dobyns, 1958 

Hanover/Chi 


John R. Weiss, 1950 

Crest Club 

David L. Armstrong, 1963 

James H. Bright, 1989 

Craig L. Burkhart, 1995 

Stuart A. Gruber, 1962 

Graig A. Huber, 2000 

Homer Wertz Jr., 1951 


David M. Greist, 1942 

John A. Lowenstine, 1975 

Angus D. Washburn, 1952 


Graham T. Andrews, 1963 

Howard E. Fisher, 1961 

Jay L. Severance Jr., 1961 


Carl R. Geider, 1954 

Hillsdale/Alpha Kappa 

Crest Club 

Thomas H. Conner, 1972 


Patrick F. Donovan, 1982 


David M. Kellogg, 1983 

Dwight J. Silva, 2005 

Murry K. Stegelmann, 1984 

Hobart/Alpha Alpha 


Andrew G. McMaster Jr., 

1974 

Crest Club 

Thomas D. Lunt, 1960 


William J. Adelman, 1968 

John P.D. Merk, 1997 

Jack Ely Westin, 1962 


Robert Earl Harrington, 

1964 

Charles M. Karpas, 1944 

Micah D. Nessan, 1997 

David C. Schultz, 1958 


Timothy B. Barnard, 1994 

Houston/Epsilon Xi 


Joe W. Martin, 1976 


Donn C. Fullenweider, 1957 


Louis M. Lima III, 1985 

David J. Stroth, 1989 


Robin Kelly Hollamon, 

1985 


John L. Robertson Jr., 1957 


Robert T. Jefferies, 1998 

Idaho/Gamma Eta 


C. Loren Butler, 1963 

William P. Campbell III, 

1961 

William J. Morrow, 1967 

Dennis E. Wheeler, 1964 


David Doane, 1942 

Warren H. Hill, 1943 

Michael D. Trail, 1986 

Crest Club 

Robert D. Bradshaw, 1970 

Darrell K. Merrill, 1961 

John G. Schwenger, 1959 


Leon A. Benjamin, 1982 

Ralph B. Hegsted, 1962 

Matthew J.B. Robson, 2005 

Clarence R. Stark, 1974 


David M. Alfredson, 1962 

John T. Herndon, 1966 


Lawrence L. Bath, 1950 

Illinois/Kappa Kappa 


Mark V. Anderson, 1977 

James C. Emerson, 1972 

Benjamin C. Fisher, 1948 

Terry R. Hendrickson, 1972 

John H. Holliman, 1970 

Edward N. Koenig, 1942 

Thomas E. Koenig, 1965 

Boyd C. Paulson, 1945 

Herbert J. Rowe, 1948 

Dennis D. Swanson, 1961 


John E. H. Cassens, 1949 

Thomas C. Goad, 1954 

Robert H. Harper, 1967 

John H. Harrison, 1963 

Leif W. Houkom, 1978 

M. Rex Miller, 1977 

H. Huddler Moore Jr., 1946 

Merrill E. Prichard, 1948 

Philip H. Stoddard, 1950 

Robert C. Wilson, 1972 

Crest Club 

Thomas J. Brannan, 1965 

C. Edward Harshbarger, 

1962 

Dennis A. Kleidon, 1964 

Carl W. Larson, 1988 

Daniel J. Lucado, 1972 

James S. Lucado, 1942 

William L. Runzel IV, 1978 


John J. Dreyzehner, 1985 

Mark W. Henning, 1992 

Douglas Michael Sasso, 

1983 


James W. French, 1969 

Patrick W. Healy, 1974 

Thomas A. Sandberg, 1978 

Russell T. Svetic, 1975 

Russell H. Taylor, 1973 

Donald S. Williams, 1988 

Illinois State/Theta Rho 

Crest Club 

Geffrey B. Clark, 1991 

Gerald L. Donath, 1984 

Illinois Wesleyan/ 

Alpha Iota 


Michael A. Greenberg, 

1982 

Timothy J. Szerlong, 1974 


William T. Bringham Sr., 

1946 

John F. Dale, 1954 

Robert E. DeVary, 1949 

Richard K. Dowse, 1939 

Harold Gray, 1948 

Richard C. Helligas, 1953 

James D. Stuckey, 1951 

Crest Club 

Roy H. Bischoff, 1963 

Wade E. Butler, 1978 

Bruce D. Finks, 1975 

Charles T. Gaines, 1953 

John A. Gorman, 1964 

Leonard Hoffman III, 1969 

Roger I. Hulett, 1956 

Weldon F. Maisch, 1957 

Robert E. Picking, 1958 


C. Richard Barley, 1954 

James E. Bone, 1972 

Larry A. Varys, 1973 

Mark C. Yontz, 1972 


John G. Hornberger, 1944 


Keith A. Hancock, 1995 

Marvin E. Hanner, 1947 

Indiana/Lambda 


John W. Biddinger, 1962 

V. William Hunt, 1966 

John D. Peterson, 1955 


Frank P. Popoff, 1957 


Stephen E. Bash, 1961 

Jack G. Brown, 1950 

Bradley B. Chambers, 1986 

Donald C. Danielson, 1942 

John W. Demaree, 1985 

William F. Dopp, 1964 

Robert W. Elliott, 1974 

Curtis A. Ferguson, 1980 

David M. Flaherty, 1981 

D. Philip French Jr., 1985 

William C. Goble, 1953 

Terry C. Graessle, 1976 

G. Frank Holland II, 1953 

L. Scott Horrall, 1982 

Charles J. Kane Jr., 1965 

James D. Keller, 1964 

Jason A. Lee, 1997 

Stephen D. Mattingly, 1983 

Todd J. Moore, 1987 

Douglas C. Morrow, 1974 

James G. Null, 1988 

Brian C. Pahud, 1986 

Frederick F. Reissner, 1973 

Why I give: 

“The underlying differential from 

the United States and other 

countries is our education. 

If we do not continue to commit 

our resources to our future 

education and programs, then 

the difference will not exist. 

Many of our country’s leaders 

are from fraternal orders, 

therefore there is no better 

way to ensure lasting impact. 

If that’s not reason enough to 

support the Foundation! 

I am a Sigma Chi.” 

Chad Clay 


President, Complete Environmental 

Products Inc. 


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Robert L. Rock, 1950 

William P. Russell, 1967 

Michael D. Shumate, 1967 

R. Neal Sinclair III, 1978 

Matthew A. Tubergen, 1996 

William P. Vititoe, 1960 


Robert F. Acker, 1942 

Gilbert B. Bosse, 1945 

Alan C. Brown, 1979 

Norman W. Canedy, 1950 

John W. Colglazier, 1967 

George E. Hemenway, 1953 

Frank R. McCracken III, 

1965 

Michael A. Moriarty, 1979 

John T. Morris, 1988 

Edgar L. Peglow, 1946 

Kevin M. Smith, 1980 

Carl B. Sputh, 1937 

John Timothy Worthington, 

1970 

Robert L. Zerbe, 1972 

Crest Club 

John Robert Bain, 1950 

Kenneth E. Cooper, 1983 

Jeffrey J. Dobrozsi, 1992 

Charles L. Feeney, 1951 

George D. Gemberling 

III, 1946 

William L. Johnson, 1946 

Michael C. Lewis, 1990 

James R. MacDonald, 1946 

Michael G. Palma, 1982 

Donald E. Ward, 1950 


David L. Ashenfelter, 1971 

John F. Frisinger Jr., 1952 

Thomas W. McKean DDS 

USN(R), 1950 

Sigmon W. Myers, 1969 

Ward E. Sexson, 1955 

Zachary R. Shanks, 2011 


James B. Lee, 1949 

Robert E. Ritter, 1950 

John P. Schreiber, 2011 

Kevin T. Smith, 1987 

Jeffrey P. Terrill, 1991 


Stephen G. Birr, 1967 

Larry R. Brechbuhl, 1972 

James J. Cline Jr., 1985 

Albert C. Harker, 1958 

Frederick C. Morrow, 1949 

Robert W. Rock, 1983 

Thad B. Rudd, 1961 

Indiana (Pennsylvania)/ 

Eta Omicron 


Edward C. Rammrath, 1979 


James R. Bell, 1982 

Crest Club 

David T. Nicely, 1982 

Richard E. Swivel II, 1970 


Jeffrey A. Bird, 1985 

Indiana State/Theta Pi 

Crest Club 

Todd T. Meussling, 1986 


Matthew Travis Doll, 1997 

John F. Sahm, 1989 

Iowa/Alpha Eta 


Jeremy M. Jones, 1963 


Alan G. Easton, 1956 

Douglas E. Ferreter, 1976 

James F. Hagan, 1951 

John H. Hoskins, 1956 

Richard W. Peterson, 1949 

Robert M. Sundberg, 1976 

George A. Vrame, 1952 

Crest Club 

James G. Easton, 1950 

William J. Tandy, 1950 


Paul A. Bees, 1980 

Robert C. Dewel, 1941 

Charles A. Rohde, 1981 

S. Karl Schultz, 1952 


Steven L. Klyn, 1986 


Keith L. Jones, 1955 

Gregory J. Marfilius, 1987 

Iowa State/Beta 

Omicron 


Richard H. Burnett Jr., 1975 


James H. Bleasdell, 1959 

A. Merle Bonthuis, 1950 

Charles A. Kingsbury, 1956 

Crest Club 

John M. DeWitte, 1983 

John W. Hagan, 1954 

Allen D. Pearson, 1954 


Donald N. Langenberg, 

1953 

James W. Phelps, 1951 


Steven C. Larson, 1975 


Troy E. Techau, 1986 

Jacksonville/ 

Iota Gamma 


Mikel Lewis, 2010 

James Madison/ 

Iota Beta 


Brian M. Hine, 2009 

Johns Hopkins/ 

Kappa Upsilon 


Joseph James Chung, 2006 

Kansas/Alpha Xi 


John A. Barrett, 1957 

Hal T. Hansen, 1958 

Gregory J. Kallos, 1953 

Michael B. Maloney, 1977 


Russell E. Atha Jr., 1942 

Glen E. Gilpin, 1944 

Larry K. Harlan, 1958 

Clayton A. Lang, 1961 

J. Stephen Mills, 1951 

Kent D. Powell, 1968 

Harry L. Solter Jr., 1957 

Harold E. Weber Sr., 1943 

Charles E. Winslow, 1949 

Crest Club 

Robert F. Beine Jr., 1950 

Walter C. Claassen, 1939 

George R. Milleret Jr., 1969 

David C. Norris, 1963 

W. Keith Swinehart II, 1964 


Greg A. Allen, 1971 

John F. Jackson, 1947 


Raymond A. Bonomo, 1992 

Don J. Kallos, 1959 

Douglas C. Quarnstrom, 

1986 

Kansas State/ 

Delta Upsilon 


James J. Eichman, 1978 

George L. Hooper, 1960 

Ross A. Kuttler, 1956 

Thomas C. Roberts Jr., 1970 

Robert D. Sjogren, 1965 

Gaylord M. Stunkel, 1952 

Larry K. Williams, 1960 

Crest Club 

Randall C. Gelwix, 1971 

John J. Gottsch, 1980 

Robert N. Harsh, 1991 

Sheldon C. Williams, 1957 


Harlan G. Copeland, 1952 

Richard L. Hartman, 1971 

Kendall N. Meisner, 1973 

Richard N. Wright, 1953 


Matthew B. Lee, 1983 

Lawrence D. Reed, 1975 


Alex K. Williams, 1995 

Kent State/Zeta Lambda 


Carl J. Kropf, 1974 

Crest Club 

Richard E. Hronek, 1969 

Wade M. Mertz Jr., 1963 

James H. Rezabek, 1968 


Stanley P. Ballou, 1969 

Donald T. Dages, 1992 

Leslie J. Fulop, 1966 

Kenneth R. Rarick, 1966 


G. Scott Henninger, 1967 

Roger J. Pivonka, 1967 

Aaron J. Schwarz, 2011 

Kentucky/ 

Lambda Lambda 


Paul W. Chellgren, 1964 


Thomas W. Lewis, Sr., 1971 


Constantine W. Curris, 

1962 

Carter A. Glass, 1953 

Charles A. Kington, 1984 

Thomas W. Shaver, 1962 

Joseph R. Sivewright, 1980 


Kenneth A. Akin Jr., 1962 

Charles A. Bringardner, 

1935 

Robert S. Dorsey, 1975 

Henry Durham, 1953 

Charles S. Eha, 1982 

Don E. Fowls, 1951 

John G. Gottlieb, 1966 

G. Kenneth Kapp Jr., 1971 

Denis E. Lowry, 1962 

W. Rush Mathews Jr., 1963 

Lloyd B. Ramsey, 1940 

William W. Shely, 1974 

James W. Steiner, 1948 

John Douglas Temple, 1967 

Crest Club 

Jon D. Chellgren, 1969 

Scott M. Damron, 1990 

Keith R. Knapp, 1978 

Carl W. Lay, 1966 

Frank C. McCracken Jr., 

1967 

Wayne B. Miller, 1970 

Jock L. Murray, 1982 

Frederick J. Silhanek Jr., 

1953 


William H. Haden Jr., 1969 

Thomas W. Harris, 1982 

Kenneth H. Hayes, 1978 

J. B. Jenkins Jr., 1988 

John S. Lewis, 1974 

Richard D. Outwater, 1966 

Dwight L. Price, 1954 

Alec G. Stone, 1963 

Claude W. Trapp, 1943 


Donald K. Graham, 1951 

Stephen Bryce Liebert 

AIA, 1973 

Herbert M. Richardson 

Jr., 1954 

William G. Smith, 2008 

Kettering/Zeta Theta 


Barry L. Goodin Jr., 1983 

Jeffrey B. Murphy, 1980 

Joseph A. Pelan III, 1971 

Ernest D. Schaefer, 1968 

William E. Tate, 1972 

Paul F. Walters, 1966 

Mark R. Weber, 1971 

Crest Club 

William H. Anger, 1972 

Peter J. Longiotti, 1980 

James G. Sigtermans, 1994 

Cesare P. Turrin, 1977 


Robert A. Clark, 1978 

David A. Fuller, 1972 

John B. Johnson II, 1978 

Jonathan L. Naphin, 1984 

Dennis R. Schrader, 1976 

Thomas B. Watkins, 1969 


Frederick B. Dreyer, 1972 

Phillip G. Esce, 1992 

Alan Laurencelle, 1998 


Donald L. Luebbers, 1964 

Pascal S. Martin, 1992 

Lafayette/Phi 


Arthur H. Hendrickson, 

1951 

Richard W. Murgas, 1952 

Joseph W. Rogers, 1983 

Crest Club 

H. Blair Daugherty Jr., 1960 

Wayne B. Erb, 1956 


Kurt D. Steckley, 1959 

Allan S. Woods, 1951 


Kenneth J. Aiani Jr., 1982 

Richard L. Kunkle, 1953 

Lehigh/Alpha Rho 


M. Keith Huzyak, 1972 


Joseph R. Flesher, 1953 

Michael L. Kuenne, 1997 

William C. Roman, 1975 

Thomas D. Williams Jr., 

1973 

Crest Club 

William H. Spooner, 1951 


William R. Messner, 1956 

Andrew F. Wirths, 1988 


Robert S. Hartman, 1958 

James R. Wilson Jr., 1952 

Louisiana State/ 

Gamma Iota 


A. Preston Hood, 1965 

Ronald C. Knecht Jr., 1975 

Michael B. Lewis, 1985 

Terry H. Miller, 1964 


Ernest Angelo Jr., 1956 

Benjamin D. Capshaw 

III, 1969 

A. B. Chapman III, 1965 

Ernest R. Eldred, 1951 

Robert A. Hill, 1957 

Stuart S. Kay Jr., 1961 

Neil H. Klock Jr., 1959 

Richard N. Knight, 1964 

John L. Lanier, 1956 

John C. McCarthy, 1974 

Leon J. Persac, 1947 

John C. Pisa, 1966 

Frank B. Stanly, 1948 

Bivins H. Williams Jr., 1953 

Crest Club 

Lynn L. Leblanc, 1957 

Michael R. Mangham, 1961 

Robert H. Marshall, 1943 

Alex W. Rankin, 1964 

Graham A. Vance, 1941 


William J. Furr, 1959 

Ernest E. Martin Jr, 1975 

D’Wayne A. Theriot, 1980 


Thomas R. Elkins, 1967 

Donald F. Langenbeck 

Jr., 1984 

Michael T. Pulaski, 1967 


W. Raley Alford III, 1998 

Louisville/Iota Lambda 


Brian L. Carroll, 1989 

Crest Club 

Timothy A. Bratton, 1993 

Loyola Marymount/ 

Iota Omega 


Jon M. Ekoniak, 1989 

Nathan D. Pingel, 1998 

Maine/Rho Rho 


Frank E. Pickering, 1953 


David M. Cunningham, 

1954 

Jonas A. Legere, 1993 

Crest Club 

Michael J. Collins, 1962 

Elisha P. Gould, 1952 

Peter A. Olivier, 1988 


Richard S. Coombs, 1962 

Joseph Ford Murray, 1966 


Richard N. Hammond, 1950 


Dennis L. Therriault, 1983 

Marquette/Iota Pi 


Charles J. Schwarting, 1992 


Charles F. Doerrer, 1995 

Jacob E. Schlater, 2010 


Robert L. Banner III, 2002 

Maryland/Gamma Chi 


William F. Andrews Jr., 

1953 

Wallace E. Downey Jr., 

1958 

Robert W. Lehmkuhl, 1974 


John I. Heise Jr., 1947 

E. Wayne Lednum, 1955 

Steven W. McGrath, 1970 

John C. Sprague, 1949 

Crest Club 

Thomas R. Burton, 1984 

H. Lionel Cares Jr., 1995 

Richard F. Gole, 1961 

Norman P. Stinchcomb, 

1968 

Scott Rawlings Werber, 

1986 


Robert O. Bigelow, 1950 

Robert E. Black Jr., 1960 

Douglas E. Dybowski, 1968 

H. W. Hickey, 1970 

John L. Rymer, 1960 

Harry J. Woods Jr., 1962 


Perry G. Bowen Jr., 1945 

Ricky N. Del Sontro, 1985 

Carl F. Gail Jr., 1962 

Clayton S. McCarl, 1977 


Robert J. Mayer, 1970 

Robert J. Nicholas, 1968 

McGill/Gamma Lambda 


Matthew H. A. Noble, 1988 

Crest Club 

Ronald W. McCloskey, 1956 


John C. Antliff, 1951 

Memphis/Epsilon Kappa 


Robert A. Longfield Jr., 

1989 

Kurt A. Voldeng, 1989 


Bryan P. Smith, 1990 

James A. Wadell, 1963 

Crest Club 

Jere R. Douglas, 1963 

Ronald E. Lard, 1968 

Middleton B. Wingfield 

III, 1968 


William E. Fulton, 1967 


Freddy J. Hodges, 1961 

Miami (Florida)/ 

Gamma Phi 


T. Kendall Hunt, 1965 


Alfred S. Heltman, 1961 


Peter P. Claussen, 1951 

Donald R. Cuming, 1951 

James W. Heller, 1992 

Donald L. Irey, 1952 

John N. Stirewalt, 1953 

Frank C. Stokes, 1949 

Gordon R. Williamson, 

1951 

Crest Club 

Kent W. Krause, 1991 

Douglas W. Maxwell, 1955 


Richard J. Cashman, 1958 

Jason B. Chorches, 1994 

George E. Lane III, 1954 

Jan C. Nyland, 1964 

Richard Wright Peters 

Jr., 1954 


Peter Charles Maki Jr., 

2006 

George J. Tully, 1961 


Edward H. Hance, 1947 

Larry Klar, 1968 

Miami (Ohio)/Alpha 


Robert W. Hayden, 1960 


Jack R. Anderson, 1946 

William S. Arnsparger, 

1950 

Robert W. Helmholz, 1949 

Joseph P. Wespiser III, 1951 

Robert H. Zerbst, 1968 


Charles H. Chapman, 1958 

Darrell D. Hedric, 1955 

Allen R. Lewis Jr., 1968 

William R. Liggett, 1963 

Randall W. Listerman, 1960 

Arthur L. Maple Jr., 1958 

Michael P. O’Connor, 1971 

John H. Odle, 1964 

Michael G. Oxley, 1966 

William B. Riblet, 1960 

William H. Schaefer, 1954 

William A. Walsh Jr., 1942 

Crest Club 

Roger D. Brandenburg- 

Horn, 1956 

Richard B. Duke, 1962 

Blake H. Glasser, 1983 

Angus D. Harrison Jr., 1948 

Richard G. Hunsinger, 1947 

William D. Morrisey, 1976 

Robert E. Opie, 1950 

David E. Perry, 1951 

Peter H. Schultz, 1961 

Donald J. Stebbins, 1980 

James M. Troxell, 1958 

James W. Young, 1978 


Ernest A. Kuehls, 1954 

Roger T. Richards, 1983 


Joe D. Bernard Jr., 1990 

Jeremy D. Brofford, 1997 

Kent N. Kimmel, 1964 

John E. McVay, 1953 

Timothy E. Slattery, 1978 


John A. Carsten, 1941 

J. Robert Cook, 1958 

Jeffrey L. Seiple, 1999 

Michigan/Theta Theta 


Goff Smith, 1938 


Ralph M. Bahna, 1964 

Richard A. Hadler, 1948 

Todd H. Halsted, 1984 

E. Jeffrey Kuchman, 1985 

William C. Swaney, 1960 

Charles M. Thatcher, 1943 

John Augustus Ziegler 

Jr., 1955 


Stephen J. Bloom, 1958 

Charles P. Cousland, 1953 

Thomas E. Miller, 1979 

William B. Shreve Jr., 1949 

David R. Smith, 1959 

Michael T. Williams, 1962 

Crest Club 

Tom A. Bayless, 1947 

John T. Bowen, 1991 

George C. Getschman, 1947 

James W. Hoose Jr., 1977 

Lance C. Minor Jr., 1955 

David F. Nyren, 1986 

Marvin R. Nyren, 1957 

John H. Smedley, 1950 


Kurt J. LeVitus, 1985 

Mark T. Malueg, 1984 


Warren W. Bentz, 1946 

Chalmers W. Elliott, 1947 

David P. Train, 1984 

Michigan State/ 

Gamma Psi 


Jay Gooding, 1981 

John D. Mertz, 1963 

James T. Morton, 1964 

Lawrence J. Pilon, 1970 

Kenneth L. Way, 1961 


Howard R. Broadman, 1972 

Donald F. Carney Jr., 1970 

James C. Henning, 1949 

Richard J. Loree, 1960 

James L. McMahon, 1951 

Robert L. Mikulich, 1952 

Donald J. VanDam, 1948 

Richard B. Warner, 1960 

Crest Club 

Robert W. Bryce, 1976 

Thank You 

“The Sigma Chi Foundation 

graduate scholarship means 

so much to me, especially as an 

international student. The extra 

costs of studying overseas— 

student visas, flights, exchange 

rates—quickly add up. Through 

its work, the Foundation has 

helped enable me to fully commit 

to my education and future career 

in international development. 

Reflecting on my Sigma Chi 

undergraduate experience, 

I realize that the most meaningful 

acts of brotherhood came from 

those who said, ‘I believe in your 

dreams, and I want to help you 

accomplish them.’ As I continue 

on my academic and personal 

journey at Oxford, I am very 

thankful for the support of 

brothers around the world; 

you have helped make my 

educational dreams come true.” 

Will Allen 


MPhil, Development Studies, 2011 

University of Oxford 

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Robert D. Churchill, 1971 

C. Kim Emery, 1976 

James V. Muncie, 1952 

Warren Packard, 1950 

Dominic A. Palazzolo, 1964 

John D. Sabey, 1954 

Gregory V. Spaniolo, 1992 

Harry W. Wagner, 1951 


David G. Riemer, 1957 


Arthur R. Cole, 1980 

Thomas P. Jones, 1958 


Robert J. Boyd III, 1985 

Richard A. Edinger, 1950 

David G. Peterson, 1987 

Middle Tennessee/ 

Eta Gamma 


G. Scott Rye, 1976 

Crest Club 

David M. Stamps, 1977 


Clarke Rheney Jr., 1979 


J. Stephen Nance, 1996 

Minnesota/Alpha Sigma 


Donald A. Freeberg, 1946 

James K. Morris, 1950 


Douglas R. Carlson, 1973 

Philip A. Larson, 1950 

William F. Lewis, 1959 

Mark G. Schroeder, 1979 

Crest Club 

James N. Wetherbee, 1953 


Michael A. Bernatz, 1980 

Joe E. Krause, 1960 

Joseph W. LaJeunesse, 

1978 

Paul W. Thibert, 1958 


Patrick F. Morley Jr., 1990 

Duane H. Ryman, 1957 

Richard W. Thiele, 1975 

John L. Utermoehl, 1973 

Minnesota State- 

Mankato/Kappa Tau 


Stephen M. Ruzicka, 2008 

Mississippi/Eta 


A. Bruce Moore Jr., 1982 

William G. Yates Jr., 1963 


Barry G. Allen, 1970 

Don L. Fruge, 1967 

Rayford R. Hudson III, 

1963 

Charles V. Imbler Jr., 1979 

Rush Abbott Peace, 1957 

Alonzo H. Taylor Jr., 1947 

Aristide E. Ton, 1951 

Crest Club 

Harry R. Holladay, 1973 

James S. Lee, 1991 

John Land McDavid, 1952 

Jeffrey D. Miller, 1976 


Christopher C. Edwards, 

1993 

Carlyle Gregory, 1949 

Jack L. Jones, 1963 

William K. Smith, 1970 

Ernest Q. Williams, 1989 

B. Douglas Wood Jr., 1962 


Austin M. Barrett, 2003 

Jeffrey T. Fleming, 2011 


David Barrett, 2010 

Joseph A. Halinski, 2011 

Joseph A. Hayden III, 1981 

Altus H. Leslie, 1974 

John A. Lewis, 1985 

Mississippi State/ 

Gamma Upsilon 


Mickey L. Black, 1959 

James D. Bryan, 1959 

Ralph E. Chapman, 1972 

David B. Donald, 1972 

Tom J. Gary, 1970 

Richard E. Hall, 1960 

William J. Johnson, 1956 

Charles F. McReynolds, 

1960 

Carl R. Montgomery, 1961 

Wade H. Overstreet, 1996 

Scott Poindexter, 1960 

Roy H. Ruby, 1961 


F. Ross Bell, 1981 

Henry A. Martin, 1974 

Mahlon D. Sanford, 1977 

Thomas E. Wofford, 1979 

Daniel J. Wray, 1957 

Crest Club 

Eugene D. Carothers, 1969 

Daniel K. Fordice III, 1982 

L. R. Mann, 1938 

Chester C. Wasser Jr., 1951 


D. G. Brand, 1969 

Mathias J. Stone III, 1963 

Kiah Townsend, 1980 


William C. Brookshire 

Jr., 1967 

Tom Crain Jr., 1971 

Joe C.(Chip) Mikell, 1961 

Phillip S. Sanders, 1983 

Keith Tolbert, 1969 

Robert E. Torbert, 1956 


Fred J. Poindexter, 1963 

Samuel T. Polk III, 1973 

Missouri/Xi Xi 


Robert L. Jackson Jr., 1964 

E. Barry Mansur, 1964 

Duncan L. Matteson, 1956 


Charles E. Bleakley, 1947 

Orville W. Brauss, 1944 

Thomas M. Dunn, 1970 

Robert G. Neel, 1948 

Donald L. Penfold, 1959 

Thomas M. Scott, 1958 

Crest Club 

Richard M. Minteer, 1948 

Joseph B. Moore, 1951 

William N. Reno, 2007 

Isaac N. Skelton IV, 1953 


Kent J. Knopinski, 1963 


Alvin L. Bland, 1954 

Missouri State/ 

Eta Kappa 


Charles E. Champion, 1974 

Crest Club 

C. Mark Doolittle, 1978 


Gail L. Amos, 1974 

John W. Schekorra, 1973 

Missouri-S & T/ 

Theta Eta 


Taylor A. Lewick, 1999 

Paul R. Otto Jr., 2000 

Carlton F. Stunkel, 2005 

Edward J. Winkler, 1987 


Matthew J. Viehmann, 1991 

Crest Club 

Steven E. Eilerman, 1992 


Stuart D. Buller, 1988 

David F. Milhouse, 1986 

James V. Schneider, 1984 


Donald P. Crosby, 1984 

Stuart T. Dixon, 2001 

Timothy L. Giddens PE, 

1988 

Todd A. Kirchhoefer, 1986 

0Steven A. Wendland, 1986 

MIT/Alpha Theta 


Douglas G. Bailey, 1972 

Winchell Thrall Hayward, 

1946 


Charles A. Doverspike, 

1952 

James M. Harris, 1963 

Stephen R. Morris, 1982 

Crest Club 

Joseph Brazzatti Jr., 1954 

John M. Corkhill, 1950 

Theodore Davis, 1947 


Thomas R. Gow Jr., 1980 

William B. Horner, 1952 

Ronald A. Norelli, 1967 

Montana/Beta Delta 


Thomas W. Cotter, 1953 

J. Rukin Jelks Jr., 1950 

James L. Murphy, 1951 


Wilmer A. Mitchell Jr., 1950 

Richard L. Thompson, 1973 


Donald G. Archibald, 1956 

Jeffrey W. Gray, 1990 

Martin L. Haines, 1963 


Ronald R. Garton, 1958 

Montana State/ 

Beta Rho 


James J. Mills Jr., 1940 


Norman C. Achen, 1965 

Rick L. Dissly, 1966 

Brian H. Loucks, 1964 

John Calvin Waggoner, 

1965 


James F. Barfknecht, 1944 

James P. Maynard, 1985 

Richard W. Phillips, 1979 

Duane C. Ray, 2000 

Edwin A. Strommen, 1962 

Crest Club 

Curtis R. Biller, 1987 

Joseph D. Brookshier, 1959 


William P. Breeden, 1965 

Bruce R. Culver, 1940 

Thomas F. Frisby, 1969 

Brian P. Gambill, 1992 

Jack P. Kanalz, 1954 

Budge G. Parker, 1970 

Russell W. Wilcox, 1991 

Ronald W. Yates, 1990 


Edward C. Darfler, 1973 

Harold C. Shorthill Jr., 1950 

Larry W. Spain, 1965 


Nathaniel J. Kutzman Jr., 

1960 

Dennis M. Osgard, 1962 

Murray State/ 

Epsilon Tau 


Norman Harold Brown, 

1968 

Crest Club 

James C. Turner, 1975 


Benjamin Alalouf, 1963 

James B. Egner, 1959 

Philip D. Weydener, 1964 


Edward A. Robinson Jr., 

1968 

Robert G. Satterfield, 1967 

John R. Wolfe, 1962 


Andrew T. Buhler Jr., 1987 

Kenneth S. O’Brian, 1981 

Nebraska/Alpha Epsilon 


Milton E. Whitehead Jr., 

1950 


Richard D. Faytinger, 1941 

Troy L. Hilyard, 1986 

Larry L. Jones, 1957 

Donald T. Meier, 1938 

Douglas E. Moore, 1985 

Richard W. Newman, 1961 

Michael H. Wallesen, 1985 

Crest Club 

Frank N. Moyer, 1942 


Jerry D. Miller, 1965 


Michael R. Groff, 2002 

Roger G. Stanway, 1965 

Nevada-Las Vegas/ 

Zeta Chi 


Craig L. Cipolla, 1981 

New Mexico/Beta Xi 


Milden J. Fox Jr., 1949 

Edward D. Gladden, 1944 

David P. Kirby, 1966 

Frank C. McMains, 1943 


Arthur O. Beach, 1967 

James J. Franczak, 1964 

Roger M. Fryer, 1957 

John H. Morrison, 1955 

Mark A. Rainosek, 1987 

Crest Club 

John W. Brown, 1972 

Charles G. LaCroix Jr., 1978 

Joe T. Patterson, 1959 

James H. Turner, 1956 


John W. Chisholm, 1957 

Cliff K. Cisco, 1968 


Stephen M. Gordon, 1993 


Ronald F. Ford, 1967 

Edward L. Harley, 1943 

Frederick E. Sallade, 1956 

New Mexico State/ 

Zeta Phi 


Van A. Bullock, 1970 

North Alabama/Eta Rho 

Crest Club 

Edward A. Corrigan, 1976 


James Rinnert Hawkins, 

1983 

Kenneth W. Rees, 1983 


Ryan G. Brake, 1995 


David L. Back, 2011 

North Carolina/ 

Alpha Tau 


Matthew R. Banner, III, 

1963 

Torrence M. Hunt Jr., 1970 


John Charles Rush, 1950 

George E. Thornton, 1949 

Crest Club 

John R. Edwards, 1977 

Robert N. Ellington, 1953 

James S. Hardy, 1976 

Mark C. Ritchie, 1979 


Frederick W. Farley Sr., 

1950 

Herbert S. Faught, 1950 

Willard M. Leach, 1983 


Walton W. Andrews, 1947 

Robert B. Bradner, 1968 

Roger D. Curtis, 1972 

Buell E. Moser, 1954 


Arlen G. Harris, 1954 

Dennis H. Williams, 1948 

North Carolina State/ 

Delta Epsilon 


John W. Carr, 1964 

Brennan P. Marilla, 1990 


James L. Blalock, 1986 

Michael S. Doggett, 1990 

Robert L. Hubbard, 1957 

James T. Johnson Jr., 1978 

Harry S. Miller III, 1973 

Clyde W. Moore, 1950 

Wilbur E. Mozingo Jr., 1960 

John R. Straughn, 1974 

Larry C. Talbert, 1973 

Crest Club 

Robert V.C. Giersch, 1961 

Claude E. Layman, 1954 

E. Allen Lennon, 1964 

Richard L. Rice Jr., 1972 

Michael L. Wallace, 1986 


Douglas H. Ausbon Jr., 

1980 

Ovid Pendleton Cassels 

Jr., 1960 

Edmund B. Cook, 1960 

Marshal Kennedy Eagle, 

1999 

George T. Grubb, 1986 

Neal H. Hodges Jr., 1944 

David E. Holm, 1992 

C. Michael Welch, 1980 


John M. Glenn, 1946 

Marshall D. Moser II, 1977 

John S. Paschall, 1992 


Joel E. Martin, 1977 

Andrew M. Melton, 2011 

North Dakota/Beta Zeta 


William L. Hall, 1953 

Neil R. Hutchison, 1973 

Lloyd E. Prischmann, 1970 

Richard C. Render, 1964 

M. James Robertson, 1949 

William R. Taylor, 1949 

Crest Club 

Gerald H. Becker, 1957 

James R. Olson, 1957 

Elmer B. Trousdale, 1953 


Keith G. Burck, 1978 

David Charles Reeve, 1972 


James R. Conner, 1966 


David W. Parker, 1977 

Steven M. Shermoen, 1971 

North Dakota State/ 

Gamma Tau 


Harlynn N. Bjerke, 1962 

John G. Peters, 1999 

Crest Club 

Gene D. Hartman, 1956 

Al F. Kosir, 1954 

David H. Miska, 1964 

Lee R. Strandberg, 1968 


Robert E. L. Roy, 1949 


Evan B. Sorenson, 2007 


Harold F. Nilles, 1957 

Arthur R. Wichmann, 1952 

North Florida/ 

Kappa Beta 


James Carter Landry, 1992 

Crest Club 

John S. Douglass, 1999 


Ty M. Roberts, 2001 

North Georgia/ 

Theta Epsilon 


Jeffery M. Cleghorn, 1984 

Douglas W. Lundy, 1986 

Gregory D. Schrader PMP, 

1983 

Crest Club 

Jonathan W. Baird, 1991 

Todd M. Graham, 1986 


Hans A. Wilson, 1987 


George C. Trogden Jr., 1992 

Northern Arizona/ 

Zeta Omicron 


Bruce E. Huson, 1978 

Crest Club 

W. Duane Calkins, 1972 

Thomas O. Hartshorn, 1992 


Allan L. Marshall, 1975 

James K. Zaharis, 1963 

Northern Colorado/ 

Epsilon Pi 


Michael R. Homyak, 1960 

Arthur A. Landry, 1961 

Crest Club 

Ryan C. Arnold, 1998 


Richard M. Hickey, 1970 

William H. Lashley Jr., 

1968 


David L. Pyle, 1970 


Joseph C. Winsett, 1964 

Northern Illinois/Eta Nu 


James R. Woodke, 1982 

Crest Club 

Darryl M. Dobrolinsky, 

1987 

Michael S. Joseph, 1972 


Michael R. Canova, 1982 

Scott E. Perry, 1986 

Daniel R. Rezabek, 1982 


Christopher J. Akers, 2000 

Northwestern/Omega 


George H. Bodeen, 1949 

Raymond C. Cunningham, 

1953 

Leonard W. Golan, 1945 

Richard S. Pepper, 1953 

George W. Rohe, 1964 

John P. Sweeney, 1965 

James A. Wagner, 1961 


Michael D. Larson, 1965 

Thomas S. McGurn, 1955 

Roger H. Miller, 1948 

David J. Shulan, 1973 

Joseph G. Wolf, 1974 

Nicholas O. Wright, 1982 

Crest Club 

David Michael Lanthier, 

1983 

David E. Streitmatter, 1945 


E. Robert Hanslip, 1952 

James M. Hinckley, 1984 

Thomas F. Perri, 1967 


Leon Jaworowski, 1974 


Robert E. Kivland, 1953 

John J. Waycuilis, 1976 

David H. Wenzel, 1953 

Ohio/Delta Pi 


William E. Board, 1973 

George W. Hill, 1963 

Philip R. Myers, 1963 


John B. Kornick, 1955 

Dennis R. Preston, 1967 

James H. Welker, 1956 

Crest Club 

John W. Fenker, 1950 


Paul M. Fallon, 1986 

Trent M. Fouts, 1987 

Robert L. Owen, 1950 

Michael C. Peters, 1967 

Richard C. Salisbury, 1956 

Dale E. Selzer, 1955 


Joseph A. Fletcher Jr., 1955 

Roger M. Gundlach, 1972 


Walter G. Duer, 1951 

Justin Ryan Molenaur, 

2004 

Ohio State/ 

Alpha Gamma 


Richard B. Goetze Jr., 1958 

Donald C. Griffith, 1962 

Reginald S. Jackson Jr., 

1968 

Timothy A. Michael, 1970 

Frank A. Ray, 1970 

Alan E. Zink, 1960 


Richard O. Bard, 1955 

John C. Crouch, 1958 

James K. DeVoe, 1960 

Dennis M. Draeger, 1963 

Edgar W. Fasig Jr., 1960 

Christopher M. Fassnacht, 

1980 

Daniel P. Fisher, 1994 

Earl J. Frederick, 1951 

William H. Graham, 1968 

Edward E. Hagenlocker, 

1962 

Wade L. Hopping, 1953 

Why I give: 

“Years ago the Sigma Chi 

Foundation was established 

for the purpose of supporting 

our undergraduates in their 

academic achievements and 

living up to our core values. 

Today is our time to join in 

that endeavor.” 

John Peterson 

Indiana, 1955 

Chairman, City Securities Corporation 

Chairman, Foundation Board of Governors, 

1992-2006 


Order of Constantine Sig 

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2009 


James M. Howe, 1963 

Jack L. Mahaffey, 1954 

William R. McDavid, 1961 

Jack K. Schaefer, 1960 

Fred G. Secrest, 1943 

John E. Stevenson Jr., 1946 

Thomas A. Ward, 1961 

John H. Welsh Jr., 1947 

Thomas K. Wentz, 1962 

Crest Club 

William A. Argo, 1944 

William Burke Bero Sr., 

1954 

Henry M. Brickell, 1948 

Kenneth J. Chinchar, 1976 

James K. Corwin, 1972 

Richard H. Dormire, 1959 

Harry L. Finlaw Sr., 1951 

Robert B. McWilliams, 

1960 

Paul J. Paulson, 1954 

Richard L. Sims, 1951 

Jess A. Stewart, 1959 

Dale C. Traven, 1968 

Robert D. Ward, 1962 


S. Darrell Apt, 1954 

Wayne E. Caldwell 

USCG(Ret), 1946 

Major N. Crispin, 1966 

Edward A. Farber, 1959 

Fred H. Finlaw II, 1980 

John H. Keatts, 1956 

Daniel J. Kingsbury, 1949 

Charles J. McKitrick, 1944 

Abel Olivo, 1999 


William R. Broadwell, 1960 

Taiawagi Helton, 1994 

Richard Lee Henry, 1958 

Roger M. Higley, 1960 

Randall C. Neidenthal, 

1973 

George D. Norris, 1959 

Thomas L. Rath, 1951 

Merlyn D. Shiverdecker, 

1968 

Edward L. White, 1960 

Nathan P. Williams, 2001 


Kyle A. Hoffmann, 2010 

Gerald L. King, 1971 

Ohio Wesleyan/Gamma 


Glenn C. Goodrich, 1957 

Donald M. Spindler, 1934 


Richard G. Ison, 1950 

Crest Club 

James D. Wismar, 1955 


Richard A. Adams, 1961 

Frederick E. Bryan III, 1963 

James R. Kirkland, 1966 

Norval R. Mathie, 1950 

Thomas D. Paulus, 1986 


Bernard W. Beers, 1947 

Oklahoma/Beta Kappa 


John Abney, 1973 

Crest Club 

Robert L. Crout III, 1972 


Paul R. Boone, 1963 

David G. Burns, 1980 

Garnett W. Haubelt, 1969 

Louria W. Knox, 1950 

Craig J. Kos, 2000 


Richard M. Cortner, 1974 

John W. Stapler, 1991 


John H. Decker, 1989 

Oklahoma State/ 

Gamma Delta 


Larry M. Brown, 1953 

Chad J. Clay, 1989 

John A. Clerico, 1963 

Roger T. Helms, 1986 

Greg L. Massey, 1987 

Dennis H. Reilley, 1975 

Chuck L. Watson, 1972 


R. Craig Joyner, 1973 

Jason D. Martens, 1997 

Jon T. Miller, 1966 

Randall M. Phillips, 1971 


Lawrence L. Bellatti, 1966 

Lee J. Henderson, 1982 

Curtis L. Horrall, 1952 

John A. Mitchell, 1967 

Dan A. Ragan, 1962 

Edgar K. VanEman Jr., 1947 

Crest Club 

Roger F. Blessing Jr., 1951 

R. Kevin Bloomer, 1984 

Robert O. Greaves, 1949 

Edward F. Raschen IV, 1991 

Richard B. Seward, 1954 

Bill R. Washington, 1952 


John M. Grimsley, 1967 

Richard L. Mitchell, 1951 


James J. Mitchell, 1949 

Richard V. Shawley, 1967 


William B. Parker, 1957 

Oregon/Beta Iota 


Joseph D. Bartley, 2008 

Gerald B. Bashaw Jr., 1957 

Kim A. Caldwell, 1969 

James E. Crabbe, 1967 


Maurice J. Comeau, 1960 

Thomas V. Dulcich, 1976 

Crest Club 

Preston C. Hiefield Jr., 1953 

Craig G. Sirnio, 1967 


Ralph G. Coan Jr., 1965 

Robert W. Hendershott, 

1941 

Carl N. Jones, 1937 

Oregon State/Beta Pi 


Verne D. Gooley, 1929 


Richard J. Campo, 1976 


Robert J. Gallo, 1956 

Paul W. Romppanen, 1950 

Thomas V. Scoggins II, 1970 

Thomas J. Sinnard, 1958 

Tracy W. Smith, 1965 

Crest Club 

Daniel B. Allred, 1977 

Lawrence G. Haroun, 1975 

George A. Porter, 1953 


Nathan A. Buddress, 1999 


David M. Paine, 1968 


Stephen F. Jenkins, 1986 

Junius I. Tanner, 1958 

Penn State/Alpha Chi 


Edward P. Junker III, 1959 


James R. Beam, 1969 

Zigmund Paul Bogucki 

DDS, 1958 

William J. Bolla, 1969 

Scott L. Cassara, 1985 

Norbert J. Connors Jr., 1960 

James M. Corrigan, 1957 

Daniel P. Eckenrode, 1972 

Eugene J. Eignor, 1998 

Scott O. Fozard, 1989 

F. Patrick French, 1983 

John K. Garber, 1954 

Andrew C. Gildersleeve, 

1968 

Joel J. Gouza, 1957 

John C. Haas, 1958 

Steven G. Haddad, 1987 

Dennis C. Halterman, 1958 

John R. Hess, 1956 

Richard T. Hume, 1983 

Douglas R. Keith, 1986 

David A. Kline, 1964 

Christopher F. Lacey, 1990 

James W. Lundy II, 1982 

Richard E. Mohler, 1956 

Ruari D. Monahan, 2000 

Thomas A. Morgan, 1983 

Kevin P. Murray, 1983 

John C. Powell, 1965 

Stephen C. Pracht, 1976 

Frank J. Raymond, 1971 

Timothy D. Tallmadge, 

1966 

David A. Tattersall, 1984 

Richard W. Thomas, 1957 

William B. Wells Jr., 1981 

Wilmer B. Woodrum III, 

1986 


Kenneth B. Blair, 1956 

Jeffrey W. Hamilton, 1986 

Robert W. Jones, 1949 

Crest Club 

John W. Hill Jr., 1972 

Michael J. Masciola, 1982 

John H. Rath Jr., 1973 

William W. Wilkinson, 1944 


Richard E. Anthony, 1970 

Vernon Hamilton Dibeler 

II, 1967 

Keith M. Olivia, 1990 

David L. Shields, 1967 

Charles T. Vincent, 1964 


Robert J. Belus, 1960 

William W. King Jr., 1938 

Jeffrey P. Stratton, 1979 


Vincent G. Beck, 1945 

David J. Laudig, 1947 

Pennsylvania/Phi Phi 


Murray K. McComas, 1958 


Robert A. Gleason Jr., 1961 


Morris A. Nunes, 1970 

Cornelius E. Smyth, 1946 

Raymond H. Welsh, 1953 

Crest Club 

Ronald M. Caronia, 1981 

Charles R. Crowley, 1982 

George W. Morriss, 1969 

Fred A. Sbrilli Jr., 1956 

George J. Vassar, 1990 


T. Mitchell Bland, 1978 

Thomas P. Farrell, 1968 


Jacques N. Gordon, 1978 

John F. Mita, 1952 

Pepperdine/ 

Kappa Omicron 


Robert J. McCrea, 1995 

Brant A. Walker, 1996 

Pittsburg State/ 

Zeta Iota 


Robert A. Herrmann Jr., 

1970 


David L. Beasley, 1967 

James D. Harris, 1968 

David G. Jeffery, 1971 

Larry L. Mathis, 1965 

Thomas M. Mobley, 1973 

Crest Club 

Dwayne S. Brauner, 1992 

Steven R. Dyer, 1985 

Ray W. Gillespie, 1965 


Scott A. Holmberg, 1995 

Todd P. Mendon, 1984 

Martin E. Rolleg, 1969 


Thomas E. McCourt, 1963 

Pittsburgh/Beta Theta 


Michael Allan Bryson, 1968 


J. Roger Glunt, 1960 

David C. Green, 1954 

Tom W. Olofson, 1963 

Wesley C. Pickard, 1961 


Joseph A. Marasco Jr., 1953 

Chester F. Maruszewski, 

1958 

Robert C. Patterson Jr., 

1988 

Crest Club 

Thomas M. Meisner Jr., 

1968 

Mark C. Nagy, 1954 

David A. Redding, 1963 

Samuel G. Woodings, 1956 


John Mazur, 1952 

Cyril F. Plazak, 1946 

Kenneth Putkovich, 1960 


Nicholas A. Jupena, 1992 

Christian T. Quimby, 1997 

Puget Sound/Delta Phi 


Roger M. Scott Sr., 1956 


Arthur M. Barrena, 1965 

Jack A. Fabulich, 1951 

Jack W. Knapp, 1950 

Harold B. Prescott, 1951 

Kevin P. Saier, 1996 

Crest Club 

John J. Aldaya, 1990 

George R. J. Hausermann, 

1983 

Evan D. Hull, 1979 


Gary L. Fulton, 1964 

W. Gijs VanDeFliert, 1979 


Jay A. Thompson, 1965 


Daniel J. Bradley, 2006 

Ryan A. Kahler, 2002 

Purdue/Delta Delta 


J. Bruce Harreld, 1972 

Gerald D. Hines, 1946 

Keith J. Krach, 1979 

Steven M. Schmidt, 1976 

Scott M. Sperling, 1979 


Marc W. Carlson, 1982 

Steven D. Cosler, 1977 

William J. Dobeus, 1955 

James E. Dora Sr., 1958 

Robert P. Elsperman, 1958 

Harold F. Force, 1973 

William J. Frey, 1962 

Gregory J. Harbaugh, 1978 

W. Scott Haynes, 1949 

Keith H. Holcomb, 1979 

Robert G. Kaley II, 1968 

Joseph R. Kelly, 1966 

Kenneth H. Kraft Jr., 1956 

J. Mark Lester, 1975 

Allen C. Menke, 1944 

James K. Neff, 1971 

Ray M. Osborne, 1967 

Michael J. Schunk, 1978 

Kenneth E. Schutte, 1968 

Bernard F. Sergesketter, 

1958 

Douglas A. Strawbridge, 

1973 

Corby D. Thompson, 1981 

Thomas N. Trotter, 1981 

Charles R. Weaver, 1950 


William R. Bolles II, 1956 

Mark A. Campbell, 1980 

Russell J. Clark, 1958 

Thomas G. Creed, 1955 

Willis N. Dickens, 1952 

N. Reed Dunnick, 1965 

John S. Falconer, 1935 

Robert E. Hall, 1949 

Franklin L. Hankins, 1953 

Herman R. Kamp, 1948 

Ronald L. Karns, 1964 

David R. Krumwiede, 1978 

Peter F. Martin, 1979 

James O. Parrish, 1962 

Lawrence A. Prahin, 1978 

Steve S. Schleiffarth, 1978 

Crest Club 

Grant W. Breuer, 1940 

Richard M. Coppin, 1961 

Richard Stanley Craig, 1946 

John R. Deobald, 1954 

J. T. McFarland, 1953 

J. Stuart Pritchard, 1943 

Richard A. Reeves, 1949 

Paul J. Rolfes, 1982 

Philip R. Steele, 1977 

Brent A. Stevens, 1987 

Willard P. Zimmerman 

Jr., 1942 


Michael B. Bell, 2011 

Benjamin D. Bertram, 1995 

Bradley C. Black, 1973 

Robert G. Burlas, 1986 

James R. Chapin, 1968 

Daniel B. Curtis, 1955 

George O. Faerber, 1971 

Joe S. Goff, 1949 

Robert M. Goodwin, 1962 

David R. Mead, 1952 

John P. Pierce Esq, 1980 

John A. Sand, 1958 

Brian Tulloh, 1985 

William R. Weaver, 1945 

Paul E. Wilson, 1941 


Jess C. Andrew III, 1970 

Ronald E. Broadwell, 1960 

John D. Grozier, 1954 

Paul E. Hadley, 1982 

Thomas J. Hall Jr., 1981 

Kenneth Bradley 

Hutchinson, 1982 

Glenn M. Johnson, 1974 

Matthew E. Tigchelaar 

MD, 1991 


Robert L. Campbell, 1960 

F. Thomas Clark, 1955 

Brian H. Craig, 1998 

Myron A. Frank, 1951 

George K. Gaskell, 1947 

Michael D. Grannan, 2010 

Clyde W. Halstead, 1964 

Frederick I. Jones, 1942 

H. Lloyd Kelley III, 1962 

Jack A. Kerns, 1948 

James B. McNeely, 1964 

Loren K. Walker, 1956 

Radford/Kappa Zeta 

Crest Club 

James P. Masson, 1992 


Marc C. Foster, 1990 


Patrick S. Poole, 1992 

Rensselaer/Delta Psi 


Robert H.W. Jones III, 1973 

William C. Wurst, 1971 


Bruce S. Allen, 1965 

Kenneth R. Breinlinger, 

1993 

Breton L. Johnson, 1988 

Charles H. Martinez, 1953 

Lawrence W. Mentz, 1968 

William G. Pomeroy Jr., 

1966 

Crest Club 

Rodney E. Blumenau, 1965 

Stephen H. Hine, 1981 

Richard S. Knapp, 1955 


Stephen H. Baker, 1987 

Sam F. Bullard, 1972 

George Bushnell, 1966 

Gregory F. Chilson Jr., 1975 

Stephen P. Garrison, 1973 

Laurence E. Heininger, 

1977 

Daniel M. Potvin, 1997 

Stephen W. Reinstein, 

1967 

Jan P. Rigterink, 2001 

Gary S. Royce, 1978 


Robert H. Boehringer, 1955 

John Paul Locher III, 1956 

Curtis R. McIntyre, 1956 

John J. Panek, 1983 


Francis M. McGuinness, 

1990 

Rhode Island/ 

Delta Sigma 


James S. Browne, 1966 

Frederick W. Reinhardt 

Jr., 1957 

Crest Club 

Theodore E. Dziok, 1963 

Philip J. Fox, 1966 

Richard A. Mayoh, 1964 


Gary A. Brierty, 1972 

Dale G. Harrington, 1958 

James F. Lambert Jr., 1972 

Raymond L. Steen, 1951 


Elmer P. Armstrong, 1956 

John G. Munro Jr., 1954 


James S. George, 1970 

Richmond/Epsilon Rho 


William S. Custis, 1971 

James W. Marilla Jr., 1967 

Carl H. Pearson II, 1979 

Christopher Wood, 1975 

Crest Club 

John S. Keller, 1972 


Daniel A. Caldwell, 1987 

H. David Ingram, 1966 


William C. Carbone Jr., 

1969 

John J. Hughes Jr., 1961 

Peter N. Schiffer Jr., 2001 

Ripon/Epsilon Lambda 


Richard C. Barber, 1958 


Richard J. Lewandowski, 

1975 

Richard L. Schulze, 1958 

Crest Club 

James R. Clark, 1968 

Roanoke/Tau 


Roy M. Henwood Jr., 1969 


Robert H. Birdsall Jr., 1972 

William N. Clements III, 

1975 

Norbert W. Melnick, 1955 

Max Mittendorff, 1966 

Gregory R. Surabian, 1976 

Crest Club 

Gabriel G. Dehart, 1965 

George Mikitzki, 1973 

Larry G. Tilley, 1957 


Jack W. Fleshman, 1956 

James W. King, 1985 

William G. Snyder, 1944 


William P. Booth, 1964 

James K. Polk, 1937 

Rochester/Gamma Pi 


Edward F.D. Spencer, 1967 

Walter M. Shaw, 1940 


Robert R. Currie, 1945 

Frederick J. Klauser, 1975 

George G. Landberg, 1961 

Karl R. Thielking, 1977 

Charles T. Willis, 1951 

Crest Club 

Michael F. Armstrong, 1963 

N. Howard Jorgensen, 1949 

Stephen R. Kotz, 1981 

Robert E. Stone, 1969 

Claude P. Valliere, 1980 

Todd A. Whitestone, 1976 


John R. French, 1990 

William J. McDonald, 1969 


Ian T. Hill, 1954 

Joseph Keith K. Miller, 

1979 

Donald L. Winkley, 1959 


Harry J. Hart, 1941 

Alvin E. Hebert III, 1964 

Rutgers/Iota Psi 


Paul S. Brown, 1997 

Peter J. Crefeld III, 1991 


Jeffrey A. Palma, 1996 


Garrett W. Hurley, 2010 

Saint Louis/Theta Iota 


Andrew S. Grabau, 1997 

Crest Club 

Barry L. Miller, 1984 

Sam Houston/ 

Epsilon Psi 


George K. Buckow Jr., 1956 

Robert H. Wallace, 1990 


R. Ray Bibb, 1985 

W. Gregg Hill, 1971 


Ronald J. Bilnoski, 1972 

Randall B. Haudek, 1997 


Freddy L. McLain Jr., 1965 

Undergraduate Chapters can 

Advance Philanthropy Through 

the Sigma Chi Foundation 

Please consider donating 10% of 

your chapter’s philanthropic giving 

to the Sigma Chi Foundation. 

Your chapter’s contribution will 

be used to increase scholarship 

opportunities and advance 

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Samford/Pi 


K. Michael Kopecky, 1996 

San Diego/ 

Theta Lambda 

Crest Club 

Ryan DeYoung, 2003 


Aaron B. Milam, 2003 

San Diego State/ 

Delta Xi 


Leon W. Parma, 1951 


Edward W. Blessing, 1960 

Robert S. White, 1965 


Eugene M. Chubb, 1953 

Ben G. Clay, 1967 

Gerald S. Davee, 1958 

Walter B. Lake, 1949 

William H. Mayfield, 1954 

Robert H. Odle, 1964 

Crest Club 

Francis J. Huttlinger, 1983 

Donald P. Lang, 1966 

Douglas K. Martinet, 1977 

Michael R. Obley, 1973 

James K. Richardson, 1954 

David L. Spellerberg III, 

1994 

James E. Weir, 1963 


William L. Fortner, 1967 

James C. Lawson, 1985 

Dallas R. Stahr Jr., 1971 

J. Steven Stroud, 1979 


Richard M. Cline, 1949 

Timothy M. Homan, 1989 

Robert E. Strafeldas, 1989 


James M. Appel, 1988 

San Jose State/ 

Epsilon Theta 


Thomas F. Mullan Jr., 1953 


James R. Beach, 1958 

Gary D. Mroz, 1967 

Bud C. Tennant, 1955 

Crest Club 

Larry V. Genzel, 1960 

John P. Gurney, 1977 

William D. Klink, 1971 

Daniel K. Russo, 1981 

Michael D. Weatherbie, 

1967 


Gustav A. Gulmert, 1952 

David I. Hashiguchi, 1982 

Douglas M. Lowe, 1962 

Donald K. Quayle Jr., 1959 

Anthony R. Washmera, 

1999 


William A. Brennan, 1949 

Thomas E. Brown, 1955 

Jeffry A. Nokes, 1993 

John R. Violet, 1969 


Joseph Martin Snyder, 

1980 

Gregg B. Thompson, 1968 

Jacob S. Williams, 2001 

South Alabama/ 

Eta Epsilon 


Roddy Lee McKinney 

II, 1994 

Crest Club 

Jeremy B. Cushing, 1996 

Max H. Hale, 1990 

John L. McLean, 1976 


Royce A. Gregory, 1972 


William Homer McNeill 

II, 2000 

South Carolina/ 

Gamma Nu 


Peter G. Manos, 1949 

William A. Robinson Jr., 

1952 

Crest Club 

Marshall S. Hobson, 1974 

Julian A. Reynolds Jr., 1967 


Douglas K. Corley, 1942 

W. Thomas Geddings Jr., 

1985 

John Rand Guida, 1977 

David L. Harper, 1975 

Keven F. Lewis, 2001 

Jeffrey D. Watts, 1991 


Paul D. Gill III, 1974 

Milton R. Jones, 1967 


James G. Everett, 1946 

South Florida/ 

Theta Beta 


Charles M. Shanberg, 1997 


Donald Brooks Davis, 1987 

Southeast Missouri/ 

Epsilon Phi 


Richard L. Anello, 1971 

Dean E. Cowan, 1992 


William T. Kane, 1974 

Richard W. McAdoo, 1964 

David W. Scott, 1967 

Crest Club 

Larry L. Haertling, 1962 

Gilbert M. Juenger, 1972 

Charles K. Wright, 1963 


Larry J. Michaud, 1965 

John L. Sheets, 1972 

Rodney F. Villhard, 1995 


Bill D. Burlison, 1953 

Lee W. Ferrell, 1993 

Southern California/ 

Alpha Upsilon 


D. Kerry McCluggage, 1976 


Gene A. Berman, 1976 

James A. Burk, 1974 

William P. Collins, 1950 

Robert C. Dolley, 1958 

Eugene R. Erbstoesser, 

1970 

Donald K. Farrar, 1960 

Jeffrey T. Gill, 1978 

John F. Hoffman, 1968 

Craig G. Johnson, 1991 

Fred Vincent Keenan Sr., 

1937 

Frederick N. Nason Jr., 

1952 

Thomas P. Pecht, 1974 

John H. Scudder, 1968 

Thomas E. Smith, 1956 


Stephen J. Fryer, 1960 

James K. Hoffman, 1951 

Richard H. Johnson, 1952 

Michael J. Kazanjian, 1959 

D. Llewellyn Miller, 1959 

William B. Seal, 1949 

James M. Sink, 1953 

John S. Watson, 1953 

Crest Club 

Hunt C. Barnett, 1980 

Richard A. Helffrich, 1952 

Anthony D. Kavorinos, 1974 


Gordon G. Brown Jr., 1950 

Roger C. Hooks, 1955 

Gordon A. Roland, 2011 

Don L. Warburton, 1952 


Philip J. Bernhisel, 2009 

Gerald E. Boden, 1975 

John Goddard, 1955 

William A. Holl, 1979 

Collin R. Komae, 2010 

David E. Ritchie, 1981 


Christopher G. Hay, 1977 

William W. Spaeter, 1946 

Southern Methodist/ 

Delta Mu 


Thomas L. Sears, 1965 


James W. Carlin, 1973 

Stephen A. Corley, 1990 

Kenneth M. Hamlett, 1970 

Walter G. Riedel III, 1971 

Glenn A. Sollberger, 1960 

Nathan E. White Jr., 1964 

Crest Club 

John G. Gibbs III, 1989 


Walter H. Goodman, 1975 

J. Randall Routsong, 1970 

Thomas E. Stambaugh, 

1965 


Steven M. Harrington, 1979 


Timothy M. Schneider, 

1989 

Southern Mississippi/ 

Theta Delta 

Crest Club 

Mark C. Wilkinson, 1982 

Spring Hill/Theta Mu 


Claude L. Ory, 1987 

St. Lawrence/ 

Epsilon Iota 


Michael W. Hatch, 1971 

Crest Club 

Clayton P. Brubaker III, 

1979 

Roger D. Knauff, 1965 

Alexander L. Rosten, 1975 

Richard B. Sauers, 1970 


David L. Flansburg, 1967 


Stephen B. Howe, 1976 

Peter D. Sanders, 1980 

St. Thomas/Iota Tau 


James E. Collins, 1991 

Stanford/Alpha Omega 


William H. Hays, 1945 

Crest Club 

William T. Boutell Jr., 1958 

Gregory J. Hall, 1975 

Harter G. Hudson, 1947 

William P. Nash Jr., 1942 

Logan J. Scroggy, 1951 

Donn V. Tognazzini, 1956 


Stephen P. Abdo, 1977 

Richard E. Kendrick, 1942 


Bret W. Logan, 1977 


William J. Butler, 1945 

Stephen F. Austin/ 

Eta Tau 


Judd S. Fruia, 1989 

Crest Club 

J. Keith Belk, 1982 

Christopher H. Goeters, 

1989 


Adam C. Brashier, 1997 

SUNY-Albany/Iota Delta 


Edgar C. Luna, 1990 


Kevin J. Diercksen, 1996 

Syracuse/Psi Psi 


Harold B. Gilbert 

USAF(Ret), 1977 


Gregory Gordon, 1968 

Robert H. McCaffrey, 1949 

David R. Poole, 1969 

Crest Club 

Robert F. McMeekin, 1956 

Franklin A. Skofstad, 1946 


William E. Larson, 1952 


Richard L. Booth, 1956 

Joseph J. Durzo, 1967 

Neil A. Roth, 1982 


Richard D. Dadey, 1954 

Tampa/Kappa Omega 


Kirk W. Hansen, 2011 


Jason R. Heilweil, 2010 

Tennessee Tech/ 

Eta Delta 


James Donald Gilbert, 1963 


Jonathan S. Hoag, 1988 


Arthur H. Blanchford, 1994 

Todd A. Napier, 1988 

Mark E. Self, 1979 

Kevin L. Skold, 1990 

Robert R. VanCleave, 1980 


David A. Johnson, 1993 

Herman W. Roberson 

Jr., 1971 


Carl J. McAdams, 1995 

Tennessee- 

Chattanooga/ 

Delta Theta 


Joel L. Cunningham, 1965 

Malone J. Everett Jr., 1950 


Stuart A. Walters, 1991 

Crest Club 

Gilbert Herschel Boyd, 

1951 


Thomas O. Duff III, 1966 

Chris Kidwell Sr., 1971 


Langdon T. Christian IV, 

1971 

William C. Norman, 1952 


Christian S. Johnson, 1995 

Tennessee-Knoxville/ 

Beta Sigma 


Thomas E. Bronson, 1958 


Scott Parks LeTellier, 1975 


J. Mark Buck AIA, 1982 

Ivie P. Burns II, 1991 

G. Stephen Fish, 1986 

Steven R. Forshay, 1964 

James E. Hall, 1963 

Posey G. Hedges, 1944 

James H. Kinzel Jr., 1952 

Ormonde M. Mahoney, 

1976 

Rick L. Moore, 1972 

Crest Club 

George R. Baddour, 1975 

Dean D. Barger Jr., 1963 

Gerald L. Bell Jr., 1953 

A. Peter Bukeavich Jr., 

1980 

James H. Culp Sr., 1955 

J. William Felton III, 1954 

James S. Gillespie, 1972 

George F. Goosmann III, 

1957 

John B. Morgan Jr., 1963 

John G. Sample, 1950 

Samuel L. Steele, 1961 

William H. Thomas, 1979 


Otis D. Cagle Jr., 1948 

J. Gregory Robinson, 1970 

Adam C. Wilson, 1993 


James A. Hall, 1963 

Isham C. Hewgley, 1980 

Doug D. Traver, 1980 

Texas/Alpha Nu 


Jack E. Guenther, 1956 


Ernest W. Frank Jr., 1962 

O. H. Frazier Jr., 1963 

Stephen P. Keiser, 1958 

Crest Club 

C. Lee Easter Jr., 1972 


Bill O. Brink, 1940 

Hollis M. Fritts, 1951 

Robert K. Steer, 1953 

Malcolm S. Weaver, 1942 


Norman W. Johnston, 1950 

Joe M. Leonard III, 1965 

Nathan P. Stricklen, 1999 


Station/Eta Upsilon 


Alan B. Mitchell, 1985 


Lee A. Beauchamp, 1975 


Howard W. Acton, 1977 

William W. Powell III, 1978 

George M. Wallace, 1946 

Crest Club 

Steven W. Mechler, 1981 

Bruce H. Scott, 1980 


Robert D. Davis Jr., 2000 

Texas A&M-Commerce/ 

Zeta Eta 


J. Kent Holbert, 1972 

Edward R. Stanley, 1966 


Richard A. Bills, 1967 

John E. Glaess, 1979 

Michael G. Smythe, 1994 

Crest Club 

Les D. Cox, 1969 

William L. Crabtree Jr., 

1967 

Ronald D. Phillips, 1969 

Robert L. Whitener III, 

1964 


J. Frank Knight, 1965 

Texas A&M-Kingsville/ 

Zeta Pi 


George R. Wilkinson, 1973 


Jack Johnson, 1969 

Texas Christian/ 

Epsilon Mu 


John D. Raithel, 1964 

John V. Roach II, 1961 


Steven D. Keator, 1977 

James M. Rose Jr., 1982 

Larry W. Spradley, 1967 

Dwight Thompson, 1974 

Benjamin F. Trcalek Jr., 

1968 

N. Glenn Whittington, 1965 

Crest Club 

Martin Edwards, 1963 


W. Alan Winter, 1961 


George M. Bradford, 1964 

Ronald B. Etheredge, 1959 

Patrick S. Flynn, 2007 

James S. Huey, 1965 

Tony J. MacNeil, 2010 

Ronald L. Sides, 1960 

Texas State/Theta Tau 


Dane M. Fish, 1987 

Texas Tech/Epsilon Nu 


Larry M. Glover, 1973 

Michael J. Moore, 1976 

Randall C. Roberts, 1976 

Daniel A. Shaver, 1993 

Robert E. Sikes, 1960 


C. David Cobb, 1958 

William G. Larmer, 1967 

Glen R. Sirles, 1972 

Crest Club 

Ronald D. Morris, 1962 


James T. Buchenau, 1970 

David B. Cravens Jr., 1974 

Terry E. Fuller, 1977 


Patrick W. Svrcek, 1978 

Scott W. Thomas, 2009 

Toronto-Ryerson/ 

Beta Omega 


John C. Martin, 1954 

Troy/Eta Phi 

Crest Club 

Kenneth D. Johnson, 1980 

Jeffrey S. Moon, 1989 


Hurbert C. Cashwell III, 

1977 

Neal P. Nash, 1990 

Tulane/Alpha Omicron 


Steven L. Dehmlow, 1978 

John Patrick Michaels 

Jr., 1966 

Jeffrey P. Taft, 1989 

Mark W. Tipton, 1978 

Watts Wacker Jr., 1975 


William S. Creighton Jr., 

1958 

Winston R. Griffin, 1985 

Frank Hildebrand, 1950 

St. Clair L. Hultsman, 1956 

David G. Perlis, 1964 

Hunter O. Wagner Jr., 1952 

Crest Club 

Oliver S. Delery Jr., 1977 

William B. Klein, 1982 

John F. Pearce III, 1970 

Timothy M. Peglow, 1977 


Jeffrey S. Krieger, 1988 


Jonathan E. Schwartz, 1986 


Charles Meyer Bowman 

Jr., 1960 

Tulsa/Delta Omega 


Charles F. Bisett III, 1955 

Joseph W. Moeller, 1966 


David M. Allen, 1988 

Doy F. Cole, 1962 

Robert A. Fredrickson, 

1968 

Brian R. Gelner, 1994 

Clyde D. Graeber, 1954 

Kenneth E. Jones, 1962 

Sanjay D. Meshri, 1992 

Roger R. Scott JD, 1957 

Richard A. Smith, 1970 

Crest Club 

Jack J. Colby, 1961 

Jerry L. Goodman, 1961 

Michael J. Mrasek, 1983 

Jon R. Nelson, 1955 


Thomas A. Bloomfield, 

1983 

Geoffrey W. Clary, 1991 

Robert S. James, 1957 

Christopher Lastrapes, 

2003 


Willis A. Allen III, 1968 

Daniel M. Bisett, 1960 

Union/Gamma Zeta 


Don J. DeCesare, 1974 


Peter E. Noonan Jr., 1957 

Crest Club 

George F. Abbott Jr., 1949 

Robert E. Edwards, 1944 

Bruce L. Freeman, 1976 

Robert T. Johnson, 1951 


John W. Charlton, 1962 

Harry R. Lawton Jr., 1950 

John T. Perta, 1948 

Gary M. Wenner, 1984 

Herbert E. Williams III, 

1955 


John R. Simmons, 1950 


E. Scott Medla, 1976 

Utah/Beta Epsilon 


J. Willard Marriott Jr., 1954 


Jesse K. Ellertson, 1946 

William D. Folland, 1962 

David E. Holt, 1952 

L. Reid Ivins JD, 1952 

Francis A. Madsen Jr., 1952 

Alan A. Matheson, 1953 

John C. Richards, 1943 

Paul G. Richards, 1945 

Willis W. Ritter Jr., 1952 

Ronald F. Simmons, 1953 

Crest Club 

Sterling D. Colton, 1951 

Robert K. Dellenbach, 1959 

David A. Malmquist, 1961 

Larry S. Williams, 1971 


Danny K. Hawes, 1964 


Zeke R. Dumke III, 1979 

Michael T. Leininger, 1973 

Utah State/ 

Gamma Kappa 


Michael H. Dunn, 1976 

Richard T. Haskins, 1977 

James K. Sorenson, 1970 


Kent E. Bracken, 1976 

David T. Daines, 1974 

Crest Club 

Paul J. Lindsey, 1982 

Gary W. Lowenberg, 1976 

Bruce W. St. Pierre Jr., 1985 

Paul E. Stover Jr., 1969 


Joseph S. Tovar Jr., 1975 


Dasil G. Mathews, 1941 

Vanderbilt/Alpha Psi 


Lyttleton C. Anderson 

Jr., 1949 

Gary W. Parkes, 1983 

Jack M. Pinkerton, 1950 

Andrew E. Price, 1948 

Walter J. Rasmussen, 1960 

Kenneth L. Roberts, 1953 

William D. Stone, 1977 

Crest Club 

Blair E. Batson, 1941 

John T. Harris, 1960 

John R. Kuhn, 1984 

Brian D. Maciel, 1997 

Richard W. Reeves, 1952 

Eugene E. Shoults, 1952 


Jonathan M. deGolian, 1973 

George B. Woodring Jr., 

1964 


Wendell Rick Keener, 1956 

Jonathan S. Stover, 1997 

Villanova/Kappa Chi 


Joseph P. Tarantino, 2008 

Virginia/Psi 


Thomas W. Wasson III, 

1964 


Robert R. Fair, 1950 

Crest Club 

Clyde S. Gould, 1945 

William E. Pinner Jr., 1949 

William O. Reeside Jr., 1977 

Loran R. Smith, 1960 

Thomas Wood III, 1958 


David L. Nielsen, 1986 

James C. Schroeder, 1972 


Frank Dudley Green, 1942 

Raphael M. O’Malley, 1968 


Timothy Whalen, 1983 

Virginia Military/ 

Alpha Mu 


Bruce L. Yawn, 1969 

Virginia Tech/ 

Eta Lambda 


Thomas J. Hutton, 1983 


Michael S. Eaton, 1987 

Jeffrey H. Francis, 1978 

John J. Hynes, 1978 

Michael L. Link, 1975 

Phillip M. Millett, 1988 

Douglas B. Pulsifer, 1983 

Crest Club 

Douglas R. Schlichting, 

2009 

Mark J. Shuart, 1976 

Robert M. Smith, 1986 


Mark C. Regester, 1989 


Joseph A. Marraccini, 1990 

Carl W. Miller, 1988 


Jon G. Campbell, 1990 

Wabash/Delta Chi 


Eldon K. Andrews, 1952 

Charles J. Beckman, 1942 

Randall S. Moore, 1979 

H. David Parkhill, 1969 

Robert E. Penick, 1950 

Crest Club 

Frederick W. Ruebeck, 1961 

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pg. 47

Roll of donors: Annual Fund | Planned giving: James parks caldwell society 

2009 


Ansley R. Valentine, 1990 


Timothy D. Kathman, 1977 

James A. Novak, 1948 


Henry J. Kindl, 1946 

Philip L. Sidebottom, 1970 


Joshua A. Raspopovich, 

2011 

Wake Forest/Delta Nu 


Alvin L. Lawing Jr., 1956 

Jack W. Pitts, 1956 

Crest Club 

John T. Coates III, 1957 

Joseph M. Neal, 1973 


Jay R. Conway, 1957 

Matthew D. Kerr III, 1999 

Robert N. Satterfield, 1989 

R. Mark Smith, 1963 

Franklin H. Wood III, 1983 


William T. Campbell III, 

2000 

Mark W. Ogren, 1971 

Gregory A. Roark, 1968 


J. Donald Gerding, 1955 

Charles D. Prevatte, 1959 

Washington & Lee/Zeta 


Myron J. McKee Jr., 1945 

Crest Club 

Charles B. Carabello, 1996 


J. Pegram Johnson III, 1966 

Thomas J. McCarthy Jr., 

1967 

Washington (Seattle)/ 

Upsilon Upsilon 


Roger D. Flodin, 1952 

Bradley M. Nysether, 1982 


Larry S. Chestler, 1984 

Mark D. Emory, 1982 

William H. Stewart, 1946 

William J. Winter, 1972 

Crest Club 

Russell K. Fields, 1944 

Timothy A. Gillis, 1967 

Sidney C. Iverson, 1955 


Michael A. Katsaros, 1959 

Robert G. Nuber, 1962 

Louis C. Sutherland, 1946 


Vincent M. Lorrain Jr., 1962 

Douglas A. Luetjen, 1980 

Alan J. Rowan, 1962 

Harald A. Smedal III, 1965 

Washington (St. Louis)/ 

Tau Tau 


John N. Chapin Jr., 1955 

Harry V. Cheshire Jr., 1947 

William A. Robinson, 1959 

Russell J. Shaw, 1985 


Charles D. Briner, 1952 

James H. Howe III, 1943 

Richard F. Muth, 1949 

Charles A. Schaefer, 1956 

Todd G. Schwendiman, 

1990 

Peter J. Stephens, 1971 

Crest Club 

Alexander V. Fausek Jr., 

1949 

Joseph E. Hunt, 1944 

John D. Lively, 1944 

William J. Strubinger, 1949 

William D. Wurdack, 1950 


William H. Kretz Jr., 1946 

J. Scott McDonald, 1963 

Wade H. Price, 1983 

J. Hugh Rogers, 1958 

Washington State/ 

Beta Upsilon 


Ralph M. Roberts, 1942 


Randall T. Borden, 1976 

John S. Coulthard, 1966 

Leonard N. Purdy, 1938 

Harm H. Schlomer, 1933 

Delroy H. Schwisow, 1961 

John G. Severson Jr., 1963 

Crest Club 

Robert A. Youngs, 1943 


John C. Daley, 1965 

William C. Ukropina, 1978 


Clinton D. Schenk Jr., 1938 


Robert J. Serredell Jr., 1973 

Wesleyan/Gamma Mu 


Lyle L. Richmond Jr., 1952 


John C. Perkins, 1948 

Robert L. Wuertz, 1946 


G. Vance Smith Jr., 1952 

West Virginia/Mu Mu 


Richard Mark Whiting, 

1976 


David M. Gladwell, 1962 


Nicholas J. Cook, 1974 

Dean F. Somerville, 1976 

Crest Club 

Thomas C. Burlas, 1981 

Thomas E. Menighan, 1974 


Robert W. Full, 1971 

Robert E. Hogue Jr., 1980 

Brian S. Smith, 2001 

John R. Watson, 1942 

E. Steven White, 1976 

Gary S. Winters, 1971 


Thomas C. Bernhardt, 1971 

Donald J. Conners, 1984 

Karl E. Eisaman, 1981 

Robert B. Lowe, 1966 

Harrison M. Markley Jr., 

1953 

Douglas D. Richardson, 

1981 

Peter S. White, 1955 


David A. Barnett, 1983 

Western Carolina/ 

Kappa Gamma 


Alexander F. Crenshaw, 

1995 

Benjamin James Pendry, 

2006 

Western Connecticut/ 

Iota Eta 


Mark S. Riccio, 1991 

Crest Club 

Damon Alan Kimble, 1998 

Anthony R. Reich, 1991 

Western Kentucky/ 

Zeta Mu 


Rick K. Guillaume, 1965 


Steven C. Sisler, 1983 


Merrill G. Clark Jr., 1966 

W. Lacy Gray Jr., 1967 

W. Robert Mayhugh Jr., 

1969 

Rick Walters, 1978 


Joshua P. Banbury, 2009 


Kurt R. Otto, 1993 

Western Michigan/ 

Zeta Nu 


Bryan A. Balzer, 1986 

Peter B. Bradshaw, 1975 

Douglass C. Goad, 1980 

George A. Iler, 1966 


Christopher L. Nyers, 1989 

Harry W. Smith, 1989 

David S. VanderMolen, 

1986 


Daniel C. Ford, 1976 

Theodore C. Goad, 1983 

Frederick A. Jeffers, 1978 

Terry D. Smith, 1976 

Western Ontario/ 

Epsilon Omicron 


Edward J. Pitt, 1971 

D. Timothy Sanderson, 

1985 

Western Reserve/ 

Beta Alpha 


Robert N. Rapp, 1969 

Dennis R. Santoli, 1967 

Westminster/Delta Tau 


James A. Ingham, 1969 


Bruce A. Banta, 1971 

David P. Daniels, 1976 

Robert M. Jarrett, 1964 

Sam W. McKinstry PhD, 

1962 

Kent L. Smith, 1967 

Donald D. Wood III, 2000 


Richard O. Garber, 1963 

David K. Keller, 1977 

George E. Morgan III, 1981 

R. Bryan Withers, 1980 


Ted B. Evans Sr., 1956 

James B. Hight, 1960 

Whitman/ 

Gamma Epsilon 

Crest Club 

Frank D. Black, 1945 

Donald L. Sprenkel, 1952 


Michael P. Anderson, 1975 

William F. Orland, 1950 


Robert L. Porterfield, 1966 

Willamette/Delta Zeta 


Robert E. Joseph, 1957 


Theodore J. Gooding, 1962 

Thomas L. Hemingway, 

1962 

John Jelderks, 1960 


Robert Nickoloff, 1949 

Philip H. Ringle Jr., 1953 


Everette H. Williams, 1963 

William & Mary/ 

Zeta Upsilon 


Richard R. Lafferty, 1974 

James P. Schwarz, 1979 

William J. Tropf III, 1968 


Paul M. Dainer, 1968 

Edward P. Decker, 1985 

Ian M. Hall, 1986 


Jon T. Elsasser, 1974 

William E. Pommerening, 

1980 

William J. Sullivan, 1989 

Wisconsin-Madison/ 

Alpha Lambda 


Ross M. Annable, 1967 

Peter L. Frechette, 1960 

Charles D. Gelatt, 1939 

Albert O. Nicholas, 1952 


Anthony M. Rood Jr., 1951 

Crest Club 

Warren S. Foy, 1961 

Chester I. Nielsen III, 1969 

Thomas G. Ragatz, 1956 

Richard Wallrich, 1953 


George E. Heck Jr., 1965 

Daniel J. Johnston, 1951 

Roger E. Laubenheimer, 

1947 

James P. Stouffer, 1966 

Stephen B. Watson, 1969 


Andrew M. Thalhimer, 2009 


Richard A. Pietsch, 1948 

Wyoming/Gamma Xi 


John B. Etchepare Jr., 1996 

James R. Starks, 1979 


Roy L. Cline, 1960 

Robert S. Fiero, 1960 

Jeffery D. Greene, 1975 

Clinton L Miller, 1960 

John F. Mueller, 1963 

Crest Club 

Curtis W. Elwood, 1971 

Sherrod W. France, 1971 

Lynn E. Samford, 1950 

David L. True, 1973 


Marion K. Jones, 1955 


Raylin J. Olson, 1962 


Casey M. Lowham, 1989 

Yale/Theta Upsilon 


Jason P. Lujan, 1989 


Richard M. Segal, 1988 


Justin H. Muirhead, 2009 

Youngstown/Eta Chi 


Terry L. Chapin, 1980 


Donald H. Mathews Jr., 1952 

David Michael Walusis, 1993 

Planned Giving: 

James Parks Caldwell Society 

The James Parks Caldwell Society recognizes brothers and friends who have named the Sigma Chi Foundation as a beneficiary of a planned 

gift—a will, trust, retirement plan, life insurance policy or life income gift. The Society’s namesake, Sigma Chi Founder James Parks Caldwell, 

was known for being true to principle. The Society honors not only Founder Caldwell, but all who share a lifelong commitment to advancing 

the vision and interests of the Fraternity. 

Anonymous (7) 

Dr. Robert W. Adami* 


Kenneth S. “Bud“ 

Adams, Jr. 

Kansas, 1944 

Richard E. Alderson C 


Barry G. Allen 


Bruce D. Allman 


Mark V. Anderson C 


LTC Douglas C. Andrews C 


David J. Ashinoff C 

William & Mary, 2003 

Jay Klinedinst Ashmore C 


Scott A. Atkins 


1990 

David E. Baer* 

Georgia, 1962 

Charles E. Baertl C 


James F. Bash* C 

Indiana, 1946 

Robert K. Battaglia 

Bowling Green, 1960, 



Station, 1975 

Mrs. David N. 

Beauchamp* C 

Vanderbilt, 1954 

Michael S. Bell C 


1992 

Paul M. Berge C 


1960 

Leo A. Bidez C 

Auburn, 1940 



William E. Board C 

Ohio, 1973 

Harney S. “Beau“ 

Bogan, Jr. C 


James M. Bollinger C 


Earl T. Bonham C 

Butler, 1947 

William T. Bringham, Sr. C 


William T. Bringham, Jr. C 

Albion, 1975 

Richard H. Brown C 

Ohio, 1969 

Richard A. Burns C 


Curtis L. Butikofer C 

Iowa, 1973 

C. Loren Butler C 

Idaho, 1963 

Wade E. Butler C 


Thomas N. Canfield 

Purdue, 1966 

Craig E. Capehart C 


1973 

Douglas R. Carlson C 


Kevin P. Cook C 


Robert M. Coyner* C 

Butler, 1948 

Steven F. Crucq C 


Larry F. Cukjati C 

Pittsburg State, 1975 

William H. Curtis C 


1958 

Jeremy B. Cushing C 


Scott F. Daugherty C 


Danny M. Dawidowski C 

Western Michigan, 1974 

Lawrence E. Dawson, DVM C 

Middle Tennessee, 1975 

Col. Paul S. Denison C 

Auburn, 1947 

William Lewis Denton* C 


James P. Dougherty 


1960 

C. Robert Drake C 


John M. Drew C 

Jacksonville, 1996 

Robert L. Drollinger* C 


1949 

Tom P. Duffy C 


Donald D. Dumoulin 


Henry Durham C 


John Patrick Ellis C 

Indiana, 1954 

J. Carson Evans, Jr. C 


Benjamin C. Fisher C 


George R. Fletcher* 


Roger D. Flodin C 


1952 

William D. Folland C 

Utah, 1962 

John K. Forst, Esq. C 


1984 

Floyd W. Foster* 


Galan W. “Dutch“ Freise C 

Wabash, 1948 

Robert G. Fry, Jr. C 

Tulsa, 1967 

W. Thomas Geddings, Jr. C 


Harold B. “Butch“ Gilbert 


James Donald Gilbert, 

Ph.D. C 


Stephen W. Goodroe 

Georgia, 1971 



Mrs. Rufus K. Green* C 

Georgia, 1949 

Michael A. Greenberg C 


Jeffery D. Greene C 


James A. Greenwald III C 

Florida, 1955 

Henry W. Haeseker C 

Florida, 1963 

Robert E. Hall 

Purdue, 1949 

Dr. Chester M. Hamilton* 


Harold P. Hanson* 

Montana, 1959 

Charles H. Harrington, Jr. C 

Rhode Island, 1973 

Dr. Daniel S. Harrop III C 

Brown, 1976 

Joe & Sharon Hartman C 


Garnett W. Haubelt C 

Oklahoma, 1969 

Robert W. Hayden C 


Winchell Thrall Hayward C 

MIT, 1946 

R. Stephen Heinrichs C 

Fresno State, 1968 

Robert W. Helmholz C 


Thomas M. Hemstreet* C 


Louis S. Hensley, Jr. C 

Indiana, 1950 

Louis S. Hensley III C 

DePauw, 1977 

Richard B. Heroman C 


Richard E. Hester C 


Frank Hildebrand 

Tulane, 1950 

David M. Hill C 


William W. Hinton C 


1949 

Gilbert A. Hirschy C 


E. Stanley Hobbs, Jr. C 


Jonathan E. Hogge C 

Indiana State, 1991 

Robert P. Howell C 


Graig A. Huber C 

Hanover, 2000 

James O. Huber C 


1960 

Gordon M. Jackson 

Montana, 1964 

Erik S. Johnson C 

Denver, 2004 

Curtis T. Jones 

Florida, 1969 

George H. Jones, MD C 


Robert H.W. Jones III 


Kenneth Kendal 

King* Foundation C 


William D. Klink, CLU C 


Ronald J. Kostich C 


Keith J. Krach C 

Purdue, 1979 

Richard P. Kuntz C 

Purdue, 1973 

Kenneth C. Kvalheim C 


Robert C. Laumann 


The Gaylord Leslie* 

Trust, Van Wert 

County Foundation C 

Dartmouth, 1928 

David J. Long C 


Stephen C. Loudin C 


Fowler H. Low C 


William Lyon 


1945 

Mrs. Neil D. MacKay* C 

Wyoming , 1950 

Michael F. Mandulay* 


1951 

Joseph F. Manuszak C 

Memphis, 1983 

David O. Matthews, Ph.D. C 


George E. Mayer 


William H. Mayfield C 




pg. 49

Roll of donors: Annual Planned Fund giving: james parks caldwell society | Special Fund Gifts 

2009 

James Parks Caldwell Society (continued) 

Special Fund Gifts 

Special Fund Gifts are restricted for certain uses, such as memorials, scholarships and special initiatives. 

Stephen E. McCarthy C 

Albion, 1974 

James A. “Mac“ McClure C 

William & Mary, 1975 

Murray K. McComas C 


Chester O. McCrary C 


1965 

S. Jack McDuff C 

Arizona, 1951 

Arthur H. “Buddy“ 

Metcalf II C 

Auburn, 1969 

Patrick S. Meyers C 

Cal. State-Long Beach, 

1971 

Gary L. Miller* C 

Hobart, 1962 

Bryden E. Moon, Jr. C 


John H. Morrison C 


E. Wayne Mosley, MD C 

Austin Peay, 1983 

Elliott R. Mott C 

Utah, 1972 

Patrick J. Naessens C 

Central Michigan, 1983 

E. Virgil Norton* C 


Christopher L. Nyers C 

Western Michigan, 1989 

Brian V. Ortman, DVM C 

Purdue, 1977 

Charles Frederick Overby C 

Georgia Southwestern, 

1981 

John R. Overchuck C 

Florida State, 1965 

Elaine Palladino C 

Footprints 

Leon W. Parma 


John D. Peterson C 

Indiana, 1955 

Randall L. Pickell C 


W. Luther Pierce C 


Edwin O. Pohle C 


William G. Pomeroy, Jr C 


George H.L. Porter C 


Stephen & Darlene 

Pracht C 


Randall A. Pratt 


John D. “Jack“ Raithel 


Edward C. Rammrath C 

Indiana (Pennsylvania), 

1979 

Robert N. Rapp C 


Duane C. Ray C 


Ronald E. Reehling C 

Butler, 1957 

Robert E. Reifschneider C 


Dennis Scott Reis C 

Kent State, 1970 

William A. Robinson C 


1959 

Ryan T. Rogers 

Cal. Poly.-Pomona, 1987 

Charles D. Roscopf C 


Vincent Sardi, Jr.* 

Columbia, 1937 

Gregg P. Schiffbauer C 


Edward A. Setzler* C 

Kansas, 1955 

Warren J. Seubel C 

Roanoke, 1967 

Daniel A. Shaver C 


Karel J. Simbartl C 


Richard L. Sims C 


James P. Smiley, Jr. C 


R. Mark Smith C 

DePauw, 1985 

Thomas E. Smith C 


1956 

Virginia Lee Smith 

(Robert F.*) C 


1935 

Goff Smith* 


Gordon Lennox Snider* C 


Donald M. Spindler* 


Clarence R. Stark C 

Idaho, 1974 

Stephen S. Strickland C 


Brice L. Sumrall C 

Houston, 1981 

Charles M. 

Thatcher, Ph.D. C 


Frank Thayer* 

Iowa, 1912 

Paul V. Troup, Jr. C 


L. Wayne Tucker, Jr. 

Baylor, 1985 

Jeffrey K. Tuckey C 

Gettysburg, 1971 

Albert C. Wagner C 

Ohio, 1954 

Daniel P. Walsh, DO C 


Thomas W. Wasson III* 


Chuck L. Watson C 


James R. Watson, Ph.D. C 


Larry R. Webb C 

Ohio, 1977 

Robert S. White 


Donald W. White* 


Edward J. Winkler C 


Hon. William H. 

Winston, Jr. 


1949 

W. Alan Winter C 


William H. Wisbrock 


1964 

William Glenn 

Yarborough, Jr. C 

Charleston, 1961 

Alan E. Zink C 


* Denotes Chapter Eterrnal 

C 

Denotes Charter Member 

Alpha Lambda Paul M. Berge 

Scholarship Fund 

William A Claypool 

Peter L. Frechette, Wisconsin-Madison 1960 ** 

Thomas G. Ragatz, Wisconsin-Madison 1956 

Alpha Upsilon Leadership Fund 

Alpha Upsilon, Southern California ** 

John H. Scudder, Southern California 1968 ** 

Balfour Trust Fund 

Kenneth N. Bailey Jr., East Tennessee 1992 

Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation ** 

William P. Booth, Roanoke 1964 

Timothy G. Flack, Clarkson 1991 

John F. McMullan, Georgia 1958 ** 

Charles M. Shanberg, South Florida 1997 * 

Beta Gamma Leadership Fund 

William J. Hybl, Colorado College 1964 ** 

Beta Iota Leadership Fund 

Gerald B. Bashaw Jr., Oregon 1957 ** 

James E. Crabbe, Oregon 1967 ** 

Kirk Johansen, Oregon 1971 * 

Beta Rho Leadership Fund 

Norman C. Achen, Montana State 1965 ** 

Rick L. Dissly, Montana Stat 1966 ** 

William H. Erwin Jr., Montana State 1963 

Brian H. Loucks, Montana State 1964 ** 

James J. Mills Jr., Montana State 1940 ** 

Tristan P. Renz, Montana State 1979 ** 

John Calvin Waggoner, Montana State 1965 ** 

Beta Theta Leadership Fund 

Michael Allan Bryson, Pittsburgh 1968 ** 

Bret Sommers Scholarship Fund 

Joseph C. Wylie II, California-Berkeley 1996 

Capital Campaign 

Mark V. Anderson, Illinois 1977 ** 

Richard E. Benton, Florida State 1971 

James S. Boyd, Duke 1961 * 

Kim A. Caldwell, Oregon 1969 ** 

William P. Campbell III, Idaho 1961 ** 

Chad J. Clay, Oklahoma State 1989 ** 

Don J. DeCesare, Union 1974 ** 

William F. Dopp, Indiana 1964 ** 

John S. Douglass, North Florida 1999 * 

John M. Drew, Jacksonville 1996 

A. James Elliott, Emory 1963 ** 

Hiram Ely III, Centre 1973 

David E. Fisher Sr., Florida Southern 1969 * 

Donald R. Frahm, 

Washington (St. Louis) 1953 ** 

Michael G. Frino, Florida Southern 1999 

David C. Godwin, Florida Southern 1969 * 

Don W. Goelzer, Indiana 1950 ** 

George E. Greene III, Florida 1957 ** 

Stuart A. Gruber, Hanover 1962 

Hal T. Hansen, Kansas 1958 ** 

Samuel B. Haskell III, Mississippi 1977 ** 

Benjamin Lee Hickok, Tennessee Tech 2005 * 

Keith H. Holcomb, Purdue 1979 ** 

V. William Hunt, Indiana 1966 ** 

Alan J. Kessler, San Jose State 1979 ** 

James Carter Landry, North Florida 1992 ** 

Scott Parks LeTellier, 

Tennessee-Knoxville 1975 ** 

Michael B. Lewis, Louisiana State 1985 ** 

Thomas M. Marr Sr., Alabama 1953 ** 

Gary W. Morgan, Florida Southern 1969 

Philip R. Myers, Ohio 1963 ** 

Larry M. Oman, Bowling Green 1963 ** 

Michael P. Opalinski, 

Florida Southern 1970 ** 

Wade H. Overstreet, 

Mississippi State 1996 ** 

Leon W. Parma, San Diego State 1951 ** 

Tristan P. Renz, Montana State 1979 ** 

Christopher A. Riley, Florida State 1995 

Dennis R. Santoli, Western Reserve 1967 ** 

Randy L. Schaublin, Kent State 1995 

Bernard F. Sergesketter, Purdue 1958 ** 

P. William Smart, Cincinnati 1952 

J. Daniel Speight Jr., 

Georgia Southern 1979 ** 

Nicholas S. Stepan, Eastern Illinois 1999 ** 

Charles M. Thatcher, Michigan 1943 ** 

Michael J. Thomas, Florida State 1987 * 

Thomas N. Trotter, Purdue 1981 ** 

Howard R. Waits, Butler 1960 ** 

Stuart A. Walters, 

Tennessee-Chattanooga 1991 

Kenneth L. Way, Michigan State 1961 ** 

Dennis E. Wheeler, Idaho 1964 ** 

Richard Mark Whiting, West Virginia 1976 ** 

Carlos A. Xiques, Florida State 2003 

John Augustus Ziegler Jr., Michigan 1955** 

Charitable Funds 

Michael H. Dunn, Utah State 1976 ** 

CornerStone - California 

John B. Mumford, Arizona State 1967 ** 

CornerStone - Gamma Delta 

Dennis H. Reilley, Oklahoma State 1975 ** 

CornerStone - North Atlantic 

Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation** 

CornerStone - General 

Peter N. Butler, Florida State 1986 ** 

Thomas C. Chase, Florida 1976 * 

Mark A. Emkes, DePauw 1975 ** 

Roy M. Henwood Jr., Roanoke 1969 ** 

William C. Phillippi, Case Western 1969 

James K. Sorenson, Utah State 1970 ** 

CornerStone - Illinois, Indiana, 

Kentucky, Ohio 

Park Foundation ** 

CornersStone - South East Region 




Deferred Gifts 

Constantine W. Curris, Kentucky 1962 ** 

Daniel S. Harrop III, Brown 1976 ** 

Robert H.W. Jones III, Rensselaer 1973 ** 

William D. Klink, San Jose State 1971 

Edward J. Pitt, Western Ontario 1971 ** 

Stephen C. Pracht, Penn State 1976 ** 

Eta Lambda Scholarship 

Endowment Fund 

Virginia Tech Foundation ** 

Gamma Theta Leadership 

Robert H. Stine, Florida 1955 ** 

Grand Trustee 

William T. Bringham Jr., Albion 1975 

Bruce Morgan Casner, George Washington 1971 

Larry Gill, Montana* 

Richard E. Hronek, Kent State 1969 

Horizons Alpha Upsilon 

D. Kerry McCluggage, 

Southern California 1976 ** 

Horizons Leadership Fund 

Ralph M. Bahna, Michigan 1964 ** 

Norman Glen Berree, 

Florida Southern 1969 * 

James M. Blitch, Georgia 1954 

Bryan R. Burke, Georgia Southern 1985 

Terry L. Chapin, Youngstown 1980 

Thomas C. Chase, Florida 1976 * 

Chad J. Clay, Oklahoma State 1989 ** 

Atys B. Cope, Furman 1994 * 

Brian H. Craig, Purdue 1998 * 

John B. Etchepare Jr., Wyoming 1996 ** 

David C. Godwin, Florida Southern 1969 * 

Michael A. Greenberg, 

Illinois Wesleyan 1982 ** 

Jeffery D. Greene, Wyoming 1975 

Joe G. Hartman, Central Florida 1972 ** 

Richard E. Hester, Ball State 1977 ** 

Walker Pratt Hill III, Georgia Southern 1972 

Timothy M. Homan, San Diego State 1989 

Chad A. Hook, Georgia Southern 1995 

H. Frank Hook III, Georgia Southern 1971 

Thomas J. Hutton, Virginia Tech 1983 ** 

William E. Johnson, Cincinnati 1958 ** 

Christopher Lastrapes, Tulsa 2003 

David B. Lawton, Central Florida 1989 * 

Max G. Manack, Georgia Southern 1983 

Dane E. McGraw III, North Florida 2002 

Terry H. Miller, Louisiana State 1964 ** 

Jock L. Murray, Kentucky 1982 

Terry E. Perucca, Arizona State 1966 ** 

William C. Phillippi, Case Western 1969 

Lawrence J. Pilon, Michigan State 1970 ** 

Frank P. Popoff, Indiana 1957 ** 

Edward C. Rammrath, Indiana 

(Pennsylvania) 1979 ** 

Christopher Todd Riley, Eastern Kentucky 1998 

Charles M. Shanberg, South Florida 1997 * 

Daniel A. Shaver, Texas Tech 1993 ** 



Scott N. Starr, Georgia Tech 1999 

Stephen S. Strickland, Cincinnati 1954 ** 

Andrew S. Verlengia, Drake 2002 

William P. Vititoe, Indiana 1960 ** 


Bruce L. Yawn, Virginia Military 1969 


Horizons Endowment Fund 

Kenneth E. Cooper, Indiana 1983 

D. Philip French Jr., Indiana 1985 ** 

V. William Hunt, Indiana 1966 ** 

Thomas W. McKean, DDS USN(R), Indiana 1950 

Aaron J. Ochstein, Indiana 1995 * 

Harry V. Wade Jr., Cornell 1953 * 

Alpha Omicron Leadership Fund 

Steven L. Dehmlow, Tulane 1978 ** 

John Patrick Michaels Jr., Tulane 1966 ** 

Mark W. Tipton, Tulane 1978 ** 

International Balfour Award 

Educational Fund 


Jonathan P. Meinen, Bradley 2006 

International Sweetheart 

Education Fund 

Ronald P. Robertson, Ball State 1970 ** 

Joseph Nate Archiving 

Michael A. Codina, 

California-San Diego 1993 ** 

McComas Scholars Program 

Milton R. Jones, South Carolina 1967 

Omega Omega Leadership 

Gregory C. Nabholz, Arkansas 1988 ** 

Order of Constantine Leadership Fund 

S. Jack McDuff, Arizona 1951 

Prichard Fund 

Merrill E. Prichard, Illinois 1948 

Sigma Chi Canadian Foundation 

Educational Fund 

Larry Patzer, 

British Columbia-Simon Fraser 1951 * 

Edward J. Pitt, Western Ontario 1971 * 

Thomas J. Stevens, Windsor 1999 

Krach Sophomore Leadership Institute 

Keith J. Krach, Purdue 1979 ** 

Elvis J. Stahr, Jr. Training Initiative 

Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation ** 

Winchell Thrall Hayward, MIT 1946 ** 

Grant T. Mills, Kentucky 2009 

Theta Epsilon Leadership Fund 

Jonathan W. Baird, North Georgia 1991 

Jeffery M. Cleghorn, North Georgia 1984** 

Roman G. Gaddis, North Georgia 1997 

Douglas W. Lundy, North Georgia 1986 ** 

John G. McManus Jr., North Georgia 1988 * 

Thad B. Rudd, Indiana 1961 * 

Gregory D. Schrader PMP, 

North Georgia 1983 ** 

George C. Trogden Jr., North Georgia 1992 

Warren J. Welch, North Georgia 2002 

Garrett M. Wild, North Georgia 2003 

Dr. Daniel P. Walsh Scholarship Fund 

Daniel P. Walsh, Southeast Missouri 1971** 

** $1,000 or more 

* $500-$999 

pg. 50 



pg. 51

Roll of donors: memorial donors | Honor tribute 

Memorial Donors 

Gifts made to honor a deceased individual. 

2009 

Honor Tribute 

Gifts made to honor a living individual. 

Honoree 

Honorer 

Nancy Adams 

Murray K. McComas, Pennsylvania 1958 

John D. Peterson, Indiana 1955 

Gardner B. Allen, Emory 1928 


Terry A. Barr, Michigan 1957 

Robert W. Hayden, Miami (Ohio) 1960 

James F. Bash, Indiana, 1946 

Dean E. Cowan, Southeast Missouri 1992 

Mark V. Anderson, Illinois 1977 

George Frederick Bender, Purdue 1944 

Jess C. Andrew III, Purdue 1970 

Robert H. Boltz, Arizona 1957 

Douglas & Barbara Broyles 

Thomas L. Bottone, Denver 1955 

Thomas L. Turk, DePauw 

Jack B. Bracy, Arkansas 1948 

William H. Caudill, Arkansas 1973 

Donald K. Buffmire, MD, 

Northwestern 1944 

Stephen M. McNamee, Cincinnati 1964 

David M. Burns, Florida Southern 1961 

Arthur A. Carter Jr. 

Andrew W. Cain, III, Emory 1975 

Virginia J. H. Cain 

Maria Calafiore 

W. Thomas Geddings Jr., 

South Carolina 1985 

John C. Carlisle, Purdue 1954 

Donna M. Galerman 

Harry J. Vordermeier Jr., Florida 1952 

John W. Chenault, Jr., Kentucky 1926 

Walter S. McPhail, Denison 1955 

James R. Combs, Purdue 1955 

Eugene C. Stack, Denver 1969 

Robert M. Coyner, Butler 1948 

Marjorie Kroeger 

Ronald & Lynette Sessman 

Robert W. Dearing, Butler 1957 

Howard C. Caldwell Jr., Butler 1950 

Curtis D. Franke, Butler 1988 

Ralph & Betty Jersild 

Amy MacPhail 

Howard & Lori Olson 

Doug & Rie Sylvester 

Margaret Webb 

Allen Daniel Feller, Willamette 1957 

Robert E. Joseph, Willamette 1957 

Gerald F. Fitzgerald, 

Michigan State 1955 

Thomas P. Jones, Michigan State 1958 

Scott J. Gearhart, Kettering 1982 

Jeffrey B. Murphy, Kettering 1980 

Rufus K. Green, Georgia 1949 

Mrs. Rufus K. Green 

Davis Michael Hallford, 

South Alabama 2005 

Susan S. Bilyeu 

Interfraternity Council 

Panhellenic Council 

Flowers Hospital 

Joanne Stomackin 

Thomas M. Hemstreet, Illinois 1949 

Merrill E. Prichard, Illinois 1948 

Gregory M. Johnson, Jr., 

San Jose State 2010 

Julia M. Howes 

Robert John Karczewski, Arizona 1995 

Brian G. Nagel, Arizona 1992 

John V. Linetty, Bucknell 1971 

Jill D. Adams 

Dr. Martin Luther King 

Dane C. Workman, Arkansas 1984 

William Lyle, EdD, 

Southern California 1941 

Daniel & Myra Lyle 

Edgar P. Martin, Texas 1948 

Terry E. Fuller, Texas Tech 1977 

Bernard J. Mezger, Rochester 1940 

Carol P. Amorese 

Harry J. Hart, Rochester 1941 

Michael R. Miller, University of 


Carl P. Clare, Idaho, 1927 

John W. Graham, 

University of Toronto-Ryerson, 1933 

B. Kenneth West, 

University of Illinois, 1955 

Dr. Henri Stegemeier, Butler, 1932 

Tom L. Bottone, 

University of Denver, 1955 

William L. Denton, 


Joe Hester 

Art Beck 


Robert D. McClure, Jr., 

Washington (St. Louis) 1936 

Alexander V. Fausek Jr., 


Pascal F. Naples, Sr., Bradley 1954 

Michael A. King, Bradley 1990 

Robert J. Peyton, Missouri 1974 

Charles E. Peyton, Indiana 1948 

Robert L. Porter, IV, 


John C. Garavaglia 

Willis G. Pratt, USA(Ret.), 

Gettysburg 1954 

Shirley L. Pratt 

William B. McIntosh, 

Pennsylvania 1916 


William E. Mallory, 

Southern Methodist 1988 

S & S Management LLC 

Christopher Todd Riley, 

Eastern Kentucky 1998 

David Matthew Akin, 

Western Kentucky 2007 

Ken & Molly Angelucci 

William Russell Azevedo, 


Hugh & Bernice Beaven 

Nathanial H. Beaven 

Richard & Sheila Beaven 

Kathleen R. Buchanan 

Julie S. Burch 

Dwight Burchett 

C. Loren Butler, Idaho 1963 

James C. Carpenter 

LD & Ellen Colliver 

Lexington Chamber Commerce 

Melbourne & Virginia Courtney 

Kevin A. Cruce, Eastern Kentucky 2001 

Garet J. Douglass 

Thomas H. Dunn 

Henry Durham, Kentucky 1953 

James Michael French, 


James R. Gilliland, 

Eastern Kentucky 1998 

Albert W. Gross 

Sue & Kendall Hart 

Phil & Ruth Hedges 

David Lee Holzknecht, 


Joseph & Carol Hood 


Lawnworks Inc. 

Clinton G. Long, Eastern Kentucky 1999 

Rick & Judith Long 

Michael & Sara Lynch 

M Masaid 


Mike & Mary Nash 

William L. Nash, Kentucky 2006 

Wendell H. Patrick 

Darrell & Nancy Ratliff 

James L. Riley 

John & Pamela Scott 

Betsy M. Scully 

James E. Scully Jr. 

Robert W. Shaw 

Stephen & Wanda Shepherd 

Angela & Jimmie Smith 

Donald & Kathleen Smith 

Jane M. Sparks 

Robert & Marian Sphire 

Anthony B. Stith, Louisville 2008 

Kathryn G. Stocke 

John L. Tackett 

Julia K. Tackett 

Lindsay M. Tomek 

Norma Lee Wilkins 

Lillian D. Williams Family 

Joe & Suzanne Woodring 

Raymond & Melissa Wright 


Edward S. Rogers, 

Toronto-Ryerson 1956 



George C. Ruhle, Montana 1931 

Francis J. Huttlinger, 

San Diego State 1983 

Jeff A. Scoggins, Oregon State 2002 

Thomas V. Scoggins II, Oregon State 1970 

Goff Smith, Michigan 1938 

Robert W. Hayden, Miami (Ohio) 1960 



Frederick M. Spuhler, Minnesota 1932 

S. Jack McDuff, Arizona 1951 

Morris G. Startzel, 

Northern Arizona 1975 

Stephen M. McNamee, Cincinnati 1964 

Charles A. Torrisi, Embry-Riddle 

(Daytona Beach) 1994 

Ramano A. Sprueil, Embry-Riddle 

(Daytona Beach) 1994 

Charles Watts Wacker, 

Northwestern 1947 

Carolyn S. Baumhardt 

Donald E. Walker, Pittsburgh 1915 


Robert Bruce Webster, PhD, 

Cal. State-Northridge 1966 

Anne Bacon 

Denise Engstrom 

Ross F. Figgins, 


James W. McDonald, 


Phillip Nichols 

Michael C. Scroggie, 


Ellen Welter 

Donald W. White, Illinois 1950 

Dorothy B. White 

Lloyd E. White, 

Southern Methodist 1952 

Margaret P. White 

Paul D. Yeoman, Missouri 1954 

Alvin L. Bland, Missouri 1954 

Fredrick F. Yoder, Ohio University, 1957 

Dean E. Cowan, Southeast Missouri 1992 


Honoree 

Honorer 

C. Morton Bishop, III, 

Cornell 1974 

Robert E. Joseph, 

Willamette 1957 

Matthew P. Bryson, 

Samford 2012 

Yvonne Bryson 

William A. Bryson, 

Samford 2010 

Yvonne Bryson 

John C. Buckingham, Jr., 

Purdue 1975 

Marc W. Carlson, 

Purdue 1982 

James M. Buell, 

Indiana 2009 

Diane Buell 

Dallas Alumni Chapter 

L. Wayne Tucker Jr., 

Baylor 1985 

Delta Delta 

Pledge Brothers 

Gregory J. Harbaugh, 

Purdue 1978 

Daniel H. Eldridge, 

James Madison 2010 

Howard & Yolande 

Eldridge 

Michael H. Dunn, 

Utah State 1976 


Baylor 1985 

Joe G. Hartman, 


Dane E. McGraw 

III,North Florida 2002 

Robert W. Helmholz, 

Miami (Ohio) 1949 

Kim H. Strubbe 

Eta Zeta Horizons 

Sponsorship 

H. Frank Hook III, 

Georgia Southern 

1971 

Robert H.W. Jones, III, 

Rensselaer 1973 


Baylor 1985 

Murray K. McComas, 

Pennsylvania 1958 

Gregory J. Harbaugh, 

Purdue 1978 

Marco A. Piccirillo, 

Miami (Ohio) 2009 

Rosa Piccirillo 

Frank Raymond, 

Penn State 1971 

Wade H. Overstreet, 

Mississippi State 

1996 

Elliot Frank Snider, 

Willamette 2007 

Christopher 

Lastrapes, Tulsa 

2003 

Keith B. Sorensen, 

Southern California 

1962 

Willis W. Ritter Jr., 

Utah 1952 

Jim & Chris Verlengia, 

Parents 

Andrew S. Verlengia, 

Drake 2002 

Robert Bruce Webster, 

PhD, Cal. State- 

Northridge 1966 

Jay L. Hartman, 

Cal. State- 

Northridge 1962 



pg. 53

Roll of donors: company matching gifts | my sigma chi story 

Company Matching Gifts 

Many companies encourage their employees to contribute to worthy charities by matching their donations—doubling the employee’s giving 

power. If your company has a matching gift program, you can participate by completing the form provided by your human resources or payroll 

office. All matched gifts are credited to your individual gift record and count toward membership in one of our donor clubs. 

McGraw Foundation 

Scott M. Elrod, Colgate, 1957 

Abbot Labs 

Neal P. Nash, Troy, 1990 

Aetna Foundation 

John Y Mamula, Gettysburg, 1956 

Anheuser-Busch 

Steven E. Eilerman, Missouri-S & T, 1992 

AON Foundation 

Christopher Choi, Cal. Poly.-Pomona, 2002 

Aptargroup Charitable Foundation 

Andrew P. Walters, Dayton, 2010 

Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation 

Michael J. Schunk, Purdue, 1978 

Barnes Group, Inc. 

James H. Rezabek, Kent State, 1968 

Chevron 

Stuart T. Dixon, Missouri-S & T, 2001 

ChooicePoint, Inc. 

Andrew W. Klaer, Georgia Tech, 1984 

Chubb 

Timothy J. Szerlong, 


Clorox 

Edward D. Huber, Eastern Illinois, 1986 

Coca-Cola 

Bruce A. Banta, Westminster, 1971 

Dell 

Michael T. Kreager, Florida State, 1983 

Dell Foundation 

Michael G. Smythe, 

Texas A&M-Commerce, 1994 

ExxonMobil 

James R. Heston, Butler, 1967 

Keith F. Moody, Connecticut, 1990 

GAP 

Barry M. Belknap, Drake, 2000 

GE 

Anthony M. Agnone, Penn State, 1958 

Richard D. Faytinger, Nebraska, 1941 

G. Scott Henninger, Kent State, 1967 

Frank E. Pickering, Maine, 1953 

Charles T. Vincent, Penn State, 1964 

Home Depot 

George Mikitzki, Roanoke, 1973 

Jostens 

Andrew T. Buhler Jr., Murray State, 1987 

KPMG 

Scott M. Benke, Florida, 1995 

Kraft Foods 

Dane C. Workman, Arkansas, 1984 

Lantz S. Sharp, Missouri-S & T, 1989 

MicroSoft 

David M. Ciuba, 

Washington (Seattle), 1985 

Stephen F. Jenkins, Oregon State, 1986 

Thomas H. Youtsey, Washington (Seattle), 1986 

Monsanto 

Bryan E. Summers, Clemson, 1995 

Office Depot 

Steven M. Schmidt, Purdue, 1976 

People‘s Trust, Houston 

Patrick S. Flynn, Texas Christian, 2007 

Pfizer 

David M. Ciuba, Washington (Seattle), 

1985 

Stephen F. Jenkins, Oregon State, 1986 

Harry M. Propes Jr., Georgia Southern, 

1986 

Phillip S. Sanders, Mississippi State, 

1983 

Tradebot Systems, Inc. 

Taylor A. Lewick, Missouri-S & T, 1999 

Tyco 

Carl W. Lay, Kentucky, 1966 

UBS 

Peter J. Crefeld III, Rutgers, 1991 

My ThankS 

& Support 

My Sigma Chi Story 

by Scott D. Cotherman 


June 22, 2009 

Dear Brother Harbaugh: 

Today I pledged $50,000 to the Sigma 

Chi Foundation in support of its 

mission to provide leadership training, 

character development, and academic 

support to deserving undergraduates. 

I am interested in supporting my 

chapter, Epsilon Omega’s, participation 

in the enduring leadership development 

2009 

“Sigma Chi has impacted 

me in many important 

ways. I learned priceless 

leadership lessons and 

formed lifelong bonds.” 

programs offered by the Foundation. 

I hope that my gift will inspire others 

to invest in the undergraduates and 

alumni influencers who keep Epsilon 

Omega going strong at Ball State. 

Sigma Chi has impacted me in many 

important ways. I learned priceless 

leadership lessons and formed lifelong 

bonds. When I arrived at Epsilon 

Omega, Dick Hester, then chapter 

Consul greeted the assembled rushees 

with dignity and respect. Others who 

exuded the same qualities surrounded 

him. Then and there I knew I wanted 

to be a part of their fine group, but 

pledgeship at Epsilon Omega was 

challenging for me. My fraternity big 

brother, Randy Pickell took me under 

his wing during that rough stretch and 

helped secure my bid. 

Following college, Randy went to 

work for the Fraternity headquarters 

in Evanston. I moved there work for 

American Hospital Supply Corporation 

after finishing graduate school and 

we became roommates. I met the 

influential leaders who served on staff 

while visiting headquarters. I also met 

my future wife, Jinny, at a party hosted 

by headquarters and the local Alpha Phi 



pg. 55

my sigma chi story 

My Thanks & Support (continued) 

“My gift is intended 

to help create an 

endowment fund 

through which 

the Foundation’s 

programs can 

be permanently 

extended to future 

undergraduate 

leaders.” 

alumni association. Jinny, who worked 

for Alpha Phi headquarters said that 

our chance meeting was fateful; for me 

it was simply fortuitous. For the past 

24 years, Jinny has received one dozen 

white roses from me in celebration of 

our wedding anniversary, forever my 

“Sweetheart.” Randy served as best man 

at my wedding and me at his. 

Always there for me 

When I chose to attend graduate school 

at The University of Chicago, the 

Fraternity was there for me once again. 

The Foundation provided much-needed 

financial assistance for my continuing 

education. For that support, I am 

especially grateful, and it represents but 

one of the many reasons I have chosen 

to provide financial support to the 

Foundation throughout the years. 

Leadership Lessons 

During my sophomore year at Ball 

State, the Brothers’ elected me to be 

their representative on the university’s 

Interfraternity Council (IFC.) I had the 

pleasure of serving as the IFC president 

for two years. During that time, I 

learned how important it is to embrace 

diversity in thought and approach as 

the means to brokering compromise 

and cultivating a shared purpose among 

rival organizations. These are important 

qualities for any leader. 

During my business career, I faced 

countless challenges yet, I have always 

felt the support of the Fraternity around 

me. My mentor and predecessor as 

CEO of the Corbett Accel Healthcare 

Group, John J. (Jack) Fisher, was a 

Sig from Memphis State University. 

Without Jack’s unwavering support and 

mentorship throughout my career, 

I would never have achieved the 

success that I am blessed with today. 

The guiding hand of Sigma Chi 

at work again. 

Recently, I have had the pleasure 

of serving on the Executive Advisory 

Board (EAB) of the Miller College 

of Business at Ball State. Often an 

Epsilon Omega member, most recently 

Significant Sig, Don Dumoulin, has 

chaired the EAB. 

The leadership qualities that have 

served me so well over the years were 

instilled at an early age by my parents 

and teachers and then unleashed by 

the Fraternity. That the Foundation 

is dedicated to advancing those same 

qualities in others is an inspiration 

to me. My gift is intended to help 

create an endowment fund through 

which the Foundation’s programs can 

be permanently extended to future 

undergraduate leaders at Epsilon 

Omega. I am confident that I will be 

joined by others who have benefited 

from the Foundation’s support of 

Epsilon Omega leadership development 

over these many years. 

Thank you for all that you and your 

colleagues do to help advance the 

ideals and instill the principles that the 

Founders so presciently envisioned for 

the members of our Fraternity. These 

ideals and principles have served the 

Fraternity’s members well, and for that, 

I am both grateful and humbled. 

In Hoc, 

Scott D. Cotherman 


pg. 56 

The Sigma Chi Foundation

“Let us endeavor to so raise ourselves that to say 

of a man he is a Sigma Chi shall be synonymous with 

saying he is a liberally educated, high-minded, pure 

and noble man. Such are some of the objects of 

our society. The world is in great need of just such men. 

Let all who go forth from our chapters be such men.” 

Founder William Lewis Lockwood 

Sigma Chi Foundation 

1714 Hinman Avenue 

Evanston, IL 60201 

(847) 869-3655 | www.SigmaChi.org/Foundation

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