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-,-a - -- f --1 -- -- I .T |l I A J.| G L [' TDUIATIOt'l IOUNDAIIOt.l By Randy Kerns mom7l, Foundation President As engineers we design objects and then build them. It is only appropriate that the Triangle Foundation do the same. As I look over the past year and see what we have built I am reminded of a story I once read. It goes something like this, " . . . there follows after me today, a young man whose feet must pass this way; this chasm that has been naught to me, to that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be; he, too must cross in the twilight dim-so good friend-I am building this bridge for him." The bridges the Foundation built were key to Triangle's success this past year. Our chapters have benefited dramatically in performance and scholarship. Our undergraduate brothers are today better equipped to lead, deal with adverse situations, and accomplish higher goals. They are able to cross that deep chasm. They are able to cross it with ease, because we-you and l-built that bridge together, Your support and our plan allows Triangle to become a stronger fraternity, it makes the Triangle experience more rewarding, and it provides your chapter the opportunity to excel on their campus. The following pages contain the many names of the bridge builders that have made our undergraduates journeys more meaningful. The journey is long, with many pitfalls to cross and many bridges to still build. With your support we can make that journey a lot less treacherous. There is an envelope in the center of this annual report, consider renewing your support today or make it your first gift and join your fellow brothers listed on these pages. To all my fellow builders, I say thank you. l^t Minnesota Purdue Penn State Marquette Cincinnati Michigan lllinois Armour Northwestern South Dakota Mines $1 25,1 35 $23,934 $1 0,96s $1 0,928 $9,371 $9,192 $8,092 $7 ,7 ss $6,9s0 \6,922 (|IIPIIR' BY DONOR' Purdue Marquette South Dakota Mines Cincinnati Penn State lllinois Missouri Mines Minnesota Wisconsin Armour 204 103 101 95 87 83 73 71 70 68
BOARD Of DIRI(IORJ Randy Kerns mom71, PrcsidenI Randy Kerns mom71, President Pa rtne r Evaluator Croup, Inc. Randy Drew rose67, Yice President Superuising Analyst Commonwealth Edison Dr. Creg Davts mich78, Vice President Associate Professor Kettering University Richard Sudheimet minn5 2, Secretary/Treasurer Retired Engineer & Otfice Manager Trend Builders Dr. Robert Rosenberg or55, Past President President RBR@Vision Rear Admiral Melvin Chiogioji (USN Ret.) pur58 President & CEO MELE Associates, Inc. Eugene Cummings nu58 Attorney & Partner Cook Alex, McFarron, Manzo, Cummings & Mehler Steve Heitert mom8l Southwest Regional Manager Midland Mfg. Co. William Mccove.n morqs5 Campaign Manager United Way of Suburban Chicago Michael O'Connot morq74 President AFC Construction Management, Inc. Edward Wedbush cln5l President & CEO Wedbush Morgan Securities, Inc. SIAff Scott E. Bova Chief Operating Officer & Director of Development Triangle Education Foundation 1 20 South Center Street Plainfield, lN 461 68 sbova@triangle.org
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