TORCH&TREFOIL

THE QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF ALPHA PHI OMEGANATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY Spring 1998

Leadersh ip , Fr i endsh ip & Serv i ce Accomp l i shment s . . . . . . 2 - 3

FY (F i s ca l Year ) 20 02 -20 03F inanc ia l Summary . . . . . . 4

F inanc ia l S ta t ement s & Rev iew . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

The Sp i r i t o f G i v ing . . . . 6 - 8

Apprec ia t i on o f Vo lun t eers . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 9

20 03 TorchbearerAnn i ver sar ie s . . . . . . . . . . 9

20 03 Torchbearers . . . . 10 - 14

20 03 New L i fe Members . 15 - 16

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Summer 2004

www.apo.org

Pictured above: The National Office of Alpha Phi Omega inIndependence, Missouri.

Special Summer Edition

FY2003Annual Report

An annual report provides the opportunity to reflect on the previous year, to measurethe ongoing progress, to review the Fraternity’s financial status, to celebrate accom-plishments, and to thank those many members who continue to support the organiza-tion. After several years of informal discussion, as well as encouragement from yourMarketing Program Director and input from your Editor, we present you with AlphaPhi Omega’s first Annual Report.

We feel honored and proud of the successful service goals we accomplished duringthe fiscal year of 2003, including the completion of 23,126 service hours duringNational Service Week. We had more than 2,000 participants in our APO LEADSprogram, and we have begun to focus on the needs of our alumni members. We con-tinue to grow and prosper with more than 350 active chapters, while embracing part-nerships with several national organizations, many of which view us as the leader incommunity service on college campuses.

I continue to be impressed with the generosity of our members as we recognizethe 2003 Torchbearers in this special summer edition. While I would like to see moremembers donating to our Fraternity, I’m glad to see an increase in the amount of theaverage gift. I’m also happy to see the growing number of volunteers who are activelyinvolved in supporting our chapters across the country.

To each member and chapter recognized in this Annual Report, I thank you per-sonally for all you do to support and perpetuate the three Cardinal Principles of AlphaPhi Omega — Leadership, Friendship and Service.

Why an Annual Report?

National President

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TORCH & TREFOIL Summer 2004 Vol. 80 No. 4

NATIONAL PRESIDENTBobby M. Hainline, Dearborn, MI

NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTMaggie Katz, Livonia, MI

PROGRAM DIRECTORSLisa M. Covi, Ph.D., Highland Park, NJJulie A. Moore, Ph.D., Athens, GACarla Moran, Quincy, MAEd Richter, Franklin, OHKeith D. Roots, Charlottesville, VAElizabeth Tom, M.D., Elko, NV

REGIONAL DIRECTORSI Marilyn Mims Dow, Peabody, MA II Craig Muckle, Syracuse, NYIII Jamie L. Conover, Richmond, VAIV Kimberlie H. Francis, Atlanta, GAV Thomas W. Strong, Bethel Park, PAVI Michael Leahy, Holland, MIVII Belton Lim, Houston, TXVIII W. Brant Warrick, Fayetteville, ARIX Erica Roberts, Milwaukee, WIX Kevin S. Simpson, Oakland, CAXI David B. Corning, Olympia, WA

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTORRobert J. London, Independence, MO

NATIONAL LEGAL COUNSELRichard F. Schmidt, J.D., Kansas City, MO

NATIONAL ARCHIVISTRobert C. Barkhurst, W. Dundee, IL

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DIRECTORDavid A. Emery, Vancouver, BC

PAST PRESIDENTSStan Carpenter, Ph.D., Bastrop, TXE. Ross Forman, Philadelphia, PATom T. Galt, M.D., Drayton, SCLawrence L. Hirsch, M.D., Northbrook, ILLorin A. Jurvis, Rockville, MDWilfred M. Krenek, Houston, TXJack A. McKenzie, Clemson, SCGlen T. Nygreen, Ph.D., Scarsdale, NYWilliam S. Roth, Birmingham, ALGerald A. Schroeder, McLean, VALucius E. Young, LTC, Ret., Spring Hill, FLC.P. Zlatkovich, Ph.D., El Paso, TX

LIFE MEMBERSGeorge F. Cahill, CAE, Pittsburgh, PAIrwin H. Gerst, Palos Verdes Peninsula, CARoger A. Sherwood, CAE, Kansas City, MOWarren C. Weidman, PE, Reading, PA

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERJames L. Chandler, Irving, TX

14901 E. 42nd Street South • Independence, MO 64055816 • 373 • 8667

Fax: 816 • 373 • 5975 Email: executive.director@apo.orgWeb Site: www.apo.org

NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY

eadership, riendship L FAlpha Phi Omega Springs into Action:

Service in 2003Former President George H. W.

Bush, an honorary member ofAlpha Phi Omega, congratulated theFraternity as it received the DailyPoints of Light Award on April 14,2003. The Points of Light Founda-tion, a national nonpartisan organiza-tion that promotes volunteerism,presented the award. President Bushdescribed Points of Light as “caringcitizens who volunteer their time andeffort to help make the world a betterplace than they found it — whetherthrough public service, or workingthrough their church or synagogue, ora local club or organization.” TheFraternity received this honor due toits 77-year standard of Leadership,Friendship and Service.

In 2003, 4,023 Alpha Phi Omega membersdelivered 23,126 service hours aspart of National Service Week, while 1,037 Alpha Phi Omega

members contributed 4,663 service hours during

National Spring Service Day.

The mission of the Fraternity focuseson providing service to humanity aswell as providing opportunities for itsmembers and college students todevelop effective leadership skills.Read on to discover a sampling of themany Alpha Phi Omega 2003 SpringService Day and National ServiceWeek projects across the nation.

In New York, the Epsilon ZetaChapter at Renesselaer PolytechnicInstitute in Troy, New York, held aJunior Girl Scout Badge Day.Members of the Alpha Delta Eta

Chapter at SUNY-Albany assisted instaffing this event. Over 60 Scoutsworked all day to complete require-ments for the “Make It Matter” badge,performing numerous hands-on activities.

Beta ZetaChapter at theUniversity of Georgia,in Athens,Georgia,worked withCub Scoutsfrom a localpack and helped the Scouts build parkbenches for a local nature center’s trail.

Nu Sigma Chapter at Stephen F.Austin State University inNacogdoches, Texas, held its fifthannual Youth Fair. APO Brothersspent the day engaging in a number ofactivities with 150 local children. Thefree fair included several activitybooths and canned goods were collect-ed and donated to the local food bank.

Rho Pi Chapter at the University ofCalifornia, San Diego, sponsored afull weekend of NSSD activities tobenefit the San Diego community,including spending quality time withunderprivileged children at PullitzerPlace — a city-funded housing pro-ject. Other activities included a Mural

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& ervice ccomplishmentsS ALeadership in 2003: APO LEADS the Way

Alpha Phi Omega’s

38th National Convention

will be held

December 27-30, 2004,

in Denver, Colorado.

Painting Project and donations to theSan Diego Rescue Mission.

Delta Alpha Chapter at theUniversity of Cincinnati worked with the Big Brothers/Big SistersSports Buddies program and held abowling and pizza party. Memberswere able to spend one-on-one timewith their Little Sports Buddies, bowl-ing while still interacting with theentire Sports Buddies group.

Kappa Phi Chapter at SaintLawrence University in Canton, NewYork, hosted Alpha Phi Omega’s YouthSoccer Day. More than 100 childrenfrom the local community participatedin afternoon classes, warm-ups andsoccer games.

Travel to any college campus across the nation in which there is an activeAlpha Phi Omega chapter and you willfind members actively engaged in ser-vice, making their campuses and theircommunities better places in which tolive. Commitment to fostering a life-time of service to all people – that’s theAPO way!

Ask most any Alpha Phi Omegamember to name the first thing

that comes to mind when he or shehears the word “leadership” and you’llhear, “APO LEADS!” One might thinkthat this refers to the portion of theFraternity’s mission statement thatreads, “To provide opportunities for itsmembers and college students to devel-op effective leadership skills.” Andthat is correct, but there is more.

The phrase is actually the name ofthe leadership development program ofthe Fraternity, APO LEADS – APersonal Odyssey of Learning, Leadingand Serving. The APO LEADS pro-gram consists of five individual modu-lar components of leadershipdevelopment. Each component focuseson skills that will help participants tobe successful leaders and team mem-bers in Alpha Phi Omega and in life.At the completion of the series ofcourses, participants will have a set oftransferable skills that are applicable toAlpha Phi Omega, other campus orga-nizations, the working world, and thecommunity.

The five components of the APOLEADS program are:

■ LAUNCH: Launching your leadership development.

■ EXPLORE: Exploring your leadership strengths and potentials.

■ ACHIEVE: Achieving successthrough teams.

■ DISCOVER: Discovering yourmanagement strengths and skills.

■ SERVE: Serving the Fraternity and the world as a Leader.

Alpha Phi Omega members whocomplete the APO LEADS programare recognized for the dedication totheir own leadership development andfurthering the principles of theFraternity.

has been wellreceived throughout the Fraternity.Thus far, the program has included thefollowing participants:

LAUNCH – 1,451EXPLORE – 226

ACHIEVE – 343The fourth course of the program,

DISCOVER, was launched in January2004. This three-hour session focuseson strategies, including time and stressmanagement, assertive communica-tion, and self-motivation techniques.The final course, SERVE, will be avail-able in late July 2004.

To find out how you can enroll inAPO LEADS or become an APOLEADS presenter, click on

www.leadership.apo.org.

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FY2002-2003 Financial Summary

Alpha Phi Omega ended the fiscal year on a positive note.A number of factors contributed to this success: greater

than expected attendance at the New Orleans NationalConvention; a tremendous effort by our National Board,Section Chairs, and other volunteers to clean up our mem-bership reporting; the fortitude shown by the NationalConvention to make tough, sound decisions regarding ourstill incredibly low membership fees; and the most generousgiving ever by Fraternity alumni, students, and friends,which allowed the Fraternity to exceed its FY2002-2003Annual Fund goal of $130,000. Additionally, theEndowment was most fortunate to receive a $250,000 gift in the form of a Charitable Gift Annuity.

Eighteen $500 scholarships were given from the MackScholarship Fund, while 11 youth service projects were fund-ed from the Jadel Youth Service Program.

The charts below provide a graphic picture of theFraternity’s revenue sources and expenses. You will see thatour membership fees make up the largest portion of our rev-enue (45% of the total). Program Services (services to chap-ters, petitioning and interest groups) command the largest

relative proportion (59%) of our expenses. We should takepride in the fact that we are not balancing the Fraternity’sbudget on the backs of our student members. Alpha PhiOmega’s general administrative expenses remain at 9%, anexcellent figure in the world of not-for-profit organizations.

This is wonderful news and we should be proud of ouraccomplishments in FY2002-2003. However, we cannot reston last year’s laurels. The Fraternity must continue to pushforward with generous giving, accurate and timely reporting,and prompt submission of membership dues (AAMD).

I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone whoplayed a role in the Fraternity’s success this past year, particu-larly to Brother Bob London and the staff of the NationalOffice.

Please do not hesitate to contact me at finance.director@apo.org if you desire any additional information.

Keith D. Roots Finance/Operations Program Director

REVENUEWhere the Money is Generated

EXPENSESWhere the Money is Spent

National Convention25%

Program Services59%

National Convention20%

Torch & Trefoil4%

Merchandise6%

Fund Raising2%

Management & General9%Initiation Fees

23%

Pledge Fees9%Annual Dues

13%Contributions

15%

Other1%

Merchandise12%

Leadership2%

Statement of Financial PositionASSETS

2003 2002

Current AssetsCash & Interest Bearing Deposits 216,862 382,676Accounts Receivable 10,309 5,601Merchandise for Sale 45,722 42,823Printed Materials 32,715 31,918Prepaid Expenses 46,047 8,924

Total Current Assets 351,655 471,942

Investments 289,317 65,540

Property & EquipmentLand 93,000 93,000Building and Improvements 245,613 245,613Equipment 75,817 63,988Furniture & Fixtures 33,685 33,685

448,115 436,286Less Accumulated Depreciation 234,726 210,652Total Property & Equipment 213,389 225,634

TOTAL ASSETS 854,361 763,116

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

Current LiabilitiesAccounts Payable-Chapters 20,187 9,499Accounts Payable-Vendors 17,141 9,928Accrued Expenses 13,914 18,767Due to Endowment 1,000 1,150

52,242 39,344

Funds Held for Chapters 8,772 5,112

Net AssetsUnrestricted 416,126 326,231Temporarily Restricted 203,064 223,223Permanently Restricted 174,157 169,206

Total Net Assets 793,347 718,660

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 854,361 763,116

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Annual Financial Statements & ReviewAUGUST 31,

2003 Over/2003 2002 2003 (Under)

Actual Actual Budget BudgetREVENUESPledge Fees 94,770 85,790 90,000 4,770Initiation Fees 234,880 186,125 191,275 43,605AAMD 131,175 122,295 124,725 6,450

Subtotal 460,825 394,210 406,000 54,825Sale of Merchandise 125,010 85,006 125,000 10Contributions - Unrestricted 130,716 127,633 130,000 716Contributions - Restricted 14,447 121,395 134,800 (120,353)Leadership Services 16,543 0 20,000 (3,457)Other Revenue 14,777 10,415 36,300 (21,523)National Convention 244,551 0 179,000 65,551Subtotal 546,044 344,449 625,100 (79,056)

TOTAL REVENUE 1,006,869 738,659 1,031,100 (24,231)

Program ActivitiesSalaries & Health Ins 337,580 353,891 370,146 (32,566)Payroll Taxes 26,556 27,374 28,022 (1,466)Executive SearchRelocation 25,205 14,495 10,333 14,872Executive Benefits 15,000 6,250 15,000 0Printing 25,269 51,761 40,435 (15,166)Telephone 7,704 10,544 9,000 (1,296)E-mail/Internet 2,183 4,069 2,600 (417)Postage 24,565 31,632 26,000 (1,435)Copier 12,082 12,377 12,200 (118)Staff Visitation 15,028 14,315 25,000 (9,972)NW Support 2,291 1,106 2,500 (209)Cert & Awards 5,637 3,042 5,200 437Alumni Services 12,066 2,973 12,500 (434)Leadership Development 18,622 6,195 31,000 (12,378)Pres. Discr. Fund 0 0 500 (500)Board Meeting 4,535 1,810 3,500 1,035Public Relations/Advertising 0 0 250 (250)BANC Program 2,536 1,495 2,000 536Scouting Relations 1,500 1,486 1,500 0J B Fund Distributions 4,200 19,832 42,500 (38,300)Mack Scholarship 9,000 9,000 16,500 (7,500)Jadel Youth 4,209 5,677 5,500 (1,291)Service 1,818 1,965 6,800 (4,982)Total Program Activities 557,586 581,289 668,986 (111,400)

Other ServicesNational Convention 182,039 0 160,488 21,551Purchase of Merchandise 53,008 43,393 46,440 6,568Torch & Trefoil 41,415 39,585 42,000 (585)Total Other Services 834,048 664,267 917,914 (83,866)

Support ServicesManagement & General 81,170 80,223 80,186 984Fund Raising 16,964 19,916 30,500 (13,536)Total Support Services 98,134 100,139 110,686 (12,552)Total Expenses 932,182 764,406 1,028,600 (96,418)

Change in Net Assets 74,687 (25,747)

FUND BALANCE, BEG OF YR 718,660 744,407FUND BALANCE, END OF YR 793,347 718,660

Alpha Phi OmegaFY2003 MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS

(Sept. 1, 2002 - Aug. 31, 2003)

Active Chapters: 350 Pledges: 9,477Initiates: 8,150 AAMD: 8,739

In Remembrance…The following donors generously gave gifts in memory of Alpha Phi Omega members who passed away during 2003.

In Memory of Joe Morrone: In Memory of Ruth Hancock:Alycia H. Bauch-CantorJohn BrahmsJeffrey L. CantorLisa M. CoviMr. & Mrs. Louis DeVicarisE. Ross FormanLorin JurvisMr. & Mrs. Chester Klabe

Ellen KranzerMartin KuhnJoel A. LakeJack A. McKenzieDavid P. O’LearyDonald OnimusBetty Rauch

Daniel RauchSteven RellisDavid W. SchulerThomas I. SheafferWarren C. WeidmanJared S. WermeilAnonymous

Michael LeahyJack A. McKenzieAnonymous

Few things are more compelling intoday’s hectic, bottom-line world

than the immense power of thosewho strive to serve their college cam-puses, their communities andhumanity in the name of Leadership,Friendship and Service. Those whoseek membership in the Fraternity thatis Alpha Phi Omega believe in thispower — the power that evokes a senseof commitment, the power thatembraces the spirit of volunteerism.

Memories of youth live deep withinour souls. The question arises, “Domembers leave Alpha Phi Omega oncethey graduate? Is it only a college expe-rience?” People do move on with lifeexperiences such as careers and family,but the deep sense of commitment to acause, of knowing that volunteering forservice to others helps to make a differ-ence in people’s lives, remains embed-ded in the hearts of APO memberseverywhere. At some point in ourmembers’ lives, these experiences trans-late into fostering better human rela-tionships and more well-roundedcommunities. Alpha Phi Omega mem-bers know that their college experiencewill be magnified a thousand-foldbecause they took the time to partici-pate in activities that made a difference.

There are many Alpha Phi Omegaalumni who still maintain an activeconnection with the Fraternity — byvolunteering as a committee member,Chapter Advisor, Section Staff member,Section Chair, or National Board mem-ber; through monetary gifts to theFraternity or to the Alpha Phi OmegaEndowment Trust; by receiving thequarterly issue of the Torch & Trefoil.Alpha Phi Omega is blessed with alum-ni who donate countless hours of theirtime and talents, and, at the same time,their treasure. Students in Alpha PhiOmega benefit from the guidance andwisdom of alumni who have comebefore them. Being an alumni volun-teer is a wonderful way to provide atangible example of Leadership,

Friendship and Service to students.In addition to volunteering time

and talents, Alpha Phi Omega alumniare generous with gifts of treasure. JackJadel (Zeta Kappa ’50, Bowling GreenUniversity) believes that, “Alpha PhiOmega provides thevehicle during collegeyears that instills instudents a sense ofcommitment to com-munity service that cancontinue long aftergraduation.” Throughstrong alumni giving,the Fraternity can leverage this ability toenable college students to actively seekto continue service to their communi-ties throughout life.

Jack recently gave a $250,000 Two-Life Immediate Charitable GiftAnnuity to the Alpha Phi OmegaEndowment Trust. This type of chari-table gift vehicle is a win-win for theEndowment Trust and for Jack and hiswife, Louise. The Endowment Trustbenefits from the interest earnedthrough the Annuity, and Jack and hiswife receive income during their life-time. Upon the death of Jack and hiswife, the remainder of the Gift Annuitywill pass to the Alpha Phi OmegaEndowment Trust, which provides sup-port to the Fraternity.

In addition to gifts of cash, AlphaPhi Omega donors utilize a variety ofgiving options. Dave O’Leary (Kappa’83, Carnegie MellonUniversity) and LisaCovi, Ph.D. (Kappa ’81,Carnegie MellonUniversity) have madegifts of appreciated secu-rities to the Fraternity.

In doing so, Dave

and Lisa have provided wonderful giftsto the Fraternity by using appreciatedassets. They expressed their thoughtson giving to Alpha Phi Omega thisway, “We choose tocontribute both timeand money to AlphaPhi Omega because theFraternity provides suchan excellent opportuni-ty for college studentsto learn and developkey life skills and thehabit of serving others.”

Beth Tom, M.D. (Iota Phi, ’79,University of California at Davis),Alpha Phi Omega Marketing ProgramDirector and David Overhauser, Ph.D.(Alpha Gamma, ’81, PurdueUniversity), feel thatcontributions to AlphaPhi Omega are criticalto the Fraternity’sfuture growth.

Beth feels that,“Stewardship is theservant leadershipcharacteristic thatimmediately hits home with me. I owemy professional success and my contin-ued personal growth to Alpha PhiOmega. I volunteer my time because Iknow how important personal contactwith alumni was for me. I also knowthat it takes money to increase andimprove support and services to ourchapters and members.”

David sees gifts toAlpha Phi Omega as anopportunity to leverageservice. “As each of usmoves through steps inlife, we need to findoptimal ways to leverageour impact in service

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The Spirit of Giving...

Jack Jadel

Dave O’Leary

Lisa Covi, Ph.D.

Beth Tom, M.D.

David Overhauser, Ph.D.

to others. In the past I advised chap-ters, but with a new family and busi-ness, the best way for me to supportAlpha Phi Omega at this time isthrough financial support so thatFraternity officers can focus their time on leadership, programs and initiatives rather than annual budgetfund raising.”

One may ask, “What is the differ-ence between the Annual Fund and theEndowment Trust?” The Annual Fundsupports the day-to-day operatingexpenses of the Fraternity. It providesmuch-needed revenue for things suchas chapter services, membership recordsand operating funds for the NationalOffice. Chapters receive supplies and

materials, program materials are devel-oped and taught, and the NationalOffice ensures communicationthroughout the Fraternity.

Many donors take advantage ofcorporate matching gift programs.Depending on the corporation,employers may match employee chari-table contributions dollar-for-dollar oras a percentage of donations made. Ifdonors to Alpha Phi Omega’s AnnualFund choose to participate in theiremployers’ matching gift programs,those contributions are counted towardTorchbearer status. Many donors havebeen able to double their contributionsto the Annual Fund through corporatematching gift programs.

The purpose of the Alpha PhiOmega Endowment Trust is to providelong-term benefits for the goals andperpetuation of the Fraternity. This isaccomplished by utilizing the interestearned from the principal in theEndowment Trust for appropriatefinancial support, such as new pro-gramming. Donors are asked to con-tinue their Annual Fund gifts inaddition to providing gifts to the

Endowment Trust. Gifts to theEndowment Trust ensure that AlphaPhi Omega’s legacy will burn brightlyacross college campuses throughout thenation long after our life’s work is com-pleted.

A gift of Life Membership is a greatway that students can participate ingrowing the Endowment Trust. A stu-dent’s cost for Life Membership is only$50. Alumni can become Life Membersfor only $100. Life Membership inAlpha Phi Omega is an opportunity formembers to financially support thelong-term stability of the Fraternity. Itshould be noted that student memberswho purchase Life Memberships arestill required to pay Annual Active

Membership Dues (AAMD’s). Incomefrom Life Member investment can beused to provide enhancements to spe-cific Fraternity programs, capitalimprovements and other long-termgoals. Those who invest in LifeMembership receive a Life Memberlapel pin, a Life Member certificatesuitable for framing, a wallet-size LifeMember card, and a lifetime subscrip-tion to the Fraternity’s quarterly publi-cation, Torch & Trefoil.

Why give to Alpha Phi Omega? Alumni have the power to ensure

that Alpha Phi Omega continues toexpand its values of Leadership,Friendship and Service throughout thenation. Our gifts provide solid financialfooting for the Fraternity. Those whocame long before us created the flamethat today burns brightly as our belovedFraternity, Alpha Phi Omega. It is upto us to ensure that the flame continuesto burn for future generations of AlphaPhi Omega members to advance theprinciples of Leadership, Friendship andService for their campuses, their com-munities, and humanity.

One has only to look at APO’sstunning record of service to see theevidence of thousands of college stu-dents who took the time to make a difference. In 2003 alone, Alpha PhiOmega members contributed 23,126hours of service during NationalService Week, performed 4,663 hoursof service during Spring Service Dayand, to date, have had more than 2,000participants in APO LEADS.

Donors to Alpha Phi Omega makea difference. They are a part of theengine that powers APO synergy.What we do today may be the catalystthat transforms the lives of people wemay never meet. Generous gifts,whether they are to the Annual Fund orto the Endowment Trust, will enablethe flame that Frank Reed Horton lit toburn brightly forever among Alpha PhiOmega members everywhere!

Get on board the engine that willpower Alpha Phi Omega synergythrough the 21st century and beyond.Continue the legacy that you began as astudent. Become a donor to Alpha PhiOmega.

For information on how you canmake a gift to Alpha Phi Omega, contact Sandra Ferguson, Director ofDevelopment by phone at 816-373-8667, ext. 18 or by e-mail: development.director@apo.org.

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Continue the Legacy

Matching GiftsMany employers will match gifts made by employees to qualifying Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) organiza-tions such as Alpha Phi Omega. Some employers willmatch retired employees’ gifts, as well as planned gifts.Alpha Phi Omega thanks the following corporations that matched employee gifts to Alpha Phi Omega during Fiscal Year 2003:

American International Group, Inc.BP Pipelines (North America)

Computer Associates International, Inc.CSG Systems, Inc.

Gannett FoundationMicrosoft

Motorola FoundationPepsico Foundation

Rohm and Haas CompanyThe Chubb Corporation

Verizon Foundation

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Ways to Give to Alpha Phi Omega

NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORSBobby M. Hainline, National PresidentMaggie Katz, National Vice President

Program Directors:Lisa M. Covi, Ph.D.Julie A. Moore, Ph.D.Carla MoranEd RichterKeith D. RootsElizabeth Tom, M.D.

Regional Directors:I - Marilyn Mims DowII - Craig MuckleIII - Jamie L. Conover

IV - Kimberlie H. FrancisV - Thomas W. StrongVI - Michael LeahyVII - Belton LimVIII - W. Brant WarrickIX - Erica RobertsX - Kevin S. SimpsonXI - David B. Corning

Robert J. London,National ExecutiveDirector

Richard F. Schmidt, J.D.,National Legal Counsel

Robert C. Barkhurst,National Archivist

David A. Emery,International RelationsDirector

Past Presidents:Stan Carpenter, Ph.D.E. Ross Forman Tom T. Galt, M.D.Lawrence L. Hirsch, M.D.Lorin A. JurvisWilfred M. KrenekJack A. McKenzieGlen T. Nygreen, Ph.D.William S. RothGerald A. SchroederLucius E. Young, LTC,

Ret.C.P. Zlatkovich, Ph.D.

Life Members:George F. Cahill, CAE,Irwin H. Gerst Roger A. Sherwood, CAEWarren C. Weidman, PE

Ex-Officio Member:James L. Chandler

ENDOWMENTTRUSTEESStan Carpenter, Ph.D.,ChairDr. Philip M. Pfeffer, Vice ChairJohn C. ChildsMaura HartyJohn C. Jadel

Wilfred M. KrenekPhilip H. Prince

SECTION CHAIRSSection 1Jack TulatammagulRay Warriner

Section 2John NguyenAnnie Wang

Section 4Anna Ng

Section 7Jack Dostal

Outright GiftsGifts of Cash – the simplest, most frequently used method of providingoutright support for Alpha Phi Omega, whether currency, personal check orcredit card authorization. Donors may use the Giving Envelopes in each issueof the Torch and Trefoil to mail contributions, as well as the Spring AnnualFund pledge card and reply envelope. Note: Look for the fast, easy conve-nience of online giving to be available before the end of 2004!

Corporate Matching Gifts – allow donors to double (or in some caseseven triple) their support to Alpha Phi Omega by using employer matchinggift programs. Donors should check with their employer’s Human Resourcesoffice to request the appropriate forms to begin this program.

Gifts of Appreciated Securities – include such vehicles as marketablestocks, bonds, mutual fund shares, or IRAs. Appreciated securities offer awin-win situation for both Alpha Phi Omega and donors: APO receives a won-derful charitable gift and, in many cases, donors may receive substantial taxbenefits.

Life Memberships – are held and invested by the Endowment Trust. LifeMembership gifts provide a way for both students and alumni to contribute tothe Endowment Trust. Students may purchase Life Memberships for only$50; alumni Life Memberships are $100. A lifetime subscription to the Torchand Trefoil is included as a benefit of Life Membership.

Deferred GiftsLife Insurance – is a great way to make a deferred gift to Alpha PhiOmega. Think you are too young to make a gift to APO? Many organiza-tions now offer life insurance as an employee benefit. Donors, whether just

starting out in first jobs or as seasoned employment veterans, may designateAPO as a beneficiary on these insurance policies. Of course, individuals maypurchase life insurance on their own and designate APO as a beneficiary.

Wills/Bequests – are easy ways to make deferred gifts to Alpha PhiOmega. If donors are considering or have listed Alpha Phi Omega as a bene-ficiary in a will, or are planning to leave a bequest to Alpha Phi Omega,please inform the National Office so that we may include this information asa part of donor giving records. Donors may leave a percentage of theirestate or a specific dollar amount as a charitable gift.

Charitable Gift Annuities – are contracts by which donors give cash ormarketable securities such as stocks or bonds (including mutual funds) toAlpha Phi Omega. In exchange, donors or their designees will receive fixedpayments for life. Gift annuities offer several distinct advantages for thosedonors who qualify to give this type of gift: guaranteed income for life, taxdeduction savings, partial tax-free income, potential capital gains tax savingsand, most important, the personal satisfaction of making a gift of lastingsignificance. Donors should consult with their estate planning advisorswhen considering charitable gift annuities.

Charitable Remainder Trusts – provide income to donors or other benefi-ciaries for life, leaving the remainder to Alpha Phi Omega at the end of thetrust. Donors should consult with their estate planning advisors when considering charitable remainder trusts.

Charitable Lead Trusts – provide income to Alpha Phi Omega for a setterm of years, after which the remainder may be transferred to donors’ families or heirs. This arrangement also provides a charitable deduction todonors for APO’s income interest and, under the proper circumstances, canallow donors to pass property to family members at a greatly reduced estateor gift tax cost. Donors should consult with their estate planning advisorswhen considering charitable lead trusts.

Your Gift is Appreciated!

Our Sincere Thanks Goes to Those Who Served as Dedicated Volunteers in 2003:

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Section 8Joseph AlyeaShannon Alyea

Section 10Lyndon Marquez

Section 21Ginny Combs

Section 23Kevin Harris

Section 26Michael Whitfield

Section 27William SparkesKari Trunnell

Section 30Stephanie Barkmeyer

Section 32Jennifer ChurchillAbigayle Tobia

Section 33Joshua AdamsJason Hemphill

Section 34Galen CarterAndrea Nugent

Section 35Aasha BlakelyS. Rodman Schnell

Section 40Cole Robertson

Section 41James LittleStella Mulberry

Section 43Taylor Haglund

Section 44Shari Rose

Section 45Susana Reyes-Lee

Sections 47 & 48Christopher Tracy

Section 49James Roach

Section 50Sol Roberts-Lieb

Section 51Jeremy Bingman

Section 52David Sides

Section 54Scott Merritts

Section 56Melody Martin

Section 59Regina Forbes

Section 61Heather Schartiger

Section 62Kathleen Habel

Section 64Alan Dudinsky

Section 67Joseph GlerumJohn Strada

Section 68Stephen HendrixMartha Hunter

Section 69Frank GoodhewKevin Hicks

Section 70Kenneth HunterKristi Reed

Section 72Kami BushMichael Francis

Section 74Matthew Cross

Section 77Stacie DoverWesley Wightman

Section 79Michelle Rash

Section 80Carrie HixonHenry MarxAndria Temple

Section 81Melissa Plott

Section 83Dawn Gurganious

Section 84Malcolm Lee

Section 88Michael Haber

Section 89Howard Barnes

Section 90Melvin Hellem

Section 91Allison LudlowChristina Vanacore

Section 92Colleen CourtneyJeffrey Esposito

Section 94Joseph Hausmann

Section 96Ellen KranzerThomas Salter

Section 97Paul Romain

Section 98Mayra RiveraLuis Rosario-Ortiz

Section 99Christopher DuvallJennifer Meehan

25 YEARSWilliam E. BammelAbe FrishmanPaul A. Sicard

20 YEARSMiles A. CatoJames H. ChapmanDiana M. DloughyEllen D. KranzerWilfred M. KrenekJames W. PateRonald S. RosenPhilip J. SalleeEdward H. StechKirk J. ThieroffJohn M. WetheringtonBrian R. White

15 YEARSBridget BamblingConstance M. BeauchampDonald J. BeckelMichael D. BeyerAllan L. ButlerStan CarpenterWilliam E. CookRaymond M. CzarnicaKeith W. DavidsonHarold V. EasonDavid A. EmeryDarren M. EnglandMichael J. ErcoleWilliam R. FrommKarin P. GoodmanHal E. HagemeierRichard J. KeoghSusan B. MeyerMichael K. MusgraveClarence A. SoudersRichard J. K. StratfordJames D. TempletonWarren C. WeidmanLarry A. Wood

10 YEARSMarshall D. AbramsEric D. BauerCraig S. DonaisPatricia L. EspositoEmilio Mel S. GonzalesJohn H. HavronThomas W. JacksonEllis JacobsStephen F. KirchoffJoel A. LakePaul M.H. LienhardtJohn T. LyonsEileen S. McGeeJoseph G. MonteleoneBrian and Jennifer MooreDavid P. O’LearyThomas G. PoleyLawrence J. PutongTeri SheetsJeff D. ThomasJulie WhitfieldLeonard A. Zigment

5 YEARSHans I. BoernerJ. Adam BolainMichael R. BrownHarold A. CrawfordChuck R. DevitaMarkus DinkelRichard F. DrostRichard D. DutcherChristopher DuvallCharles W. EisenmannBenjamin J. EvansRebecca B. FinifterGary T. FlodinChristian H. FredericksCarol M. GreenHoward L. HenrySara J. HenryRollin H. HillKevin M. IgaAllen J. JacksErica C. KobylinskiDaniel T. KonkleMichael G. Kozinetz

5 YEARS (cont’d.)Gary J. LaBelleSidney L. LawrenceKimberly A. LeoKristine C. McIntosh Jennifer R. Reimer Edward J. RichterDouglas G. RiesChristopher D. SaguisagAmy Beth ScaletMatthew F. SchiefersteinJames L. SedlakDan K. SeilheimerThomas M. SproatAimee E. TilleyDawn E. WagonerJay P. Zollicoffer

Our Sincere Thanks Goes to Those Who Served as Dedicated Volunteers in 2003:

2003 Torchbearer AnniversariesAlpha Phi Omega’s Torchbearer giving program includes many donors who have generously contributed to the Annual Fund through-out the years. Congratulations to the following Torchbearers who, in 2003, celebrated 25, 20, 15, 10, and 5 years of giving to AlphaPhi Omega. These are significant milestones in the Fraternity’s giving history. We also wish to acknowledge that there are many mem-bers who are in the process of achieving these milestones.

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2003 TORCHBEARERSIn this issue of the Torch & Trefoil, we recognize our donors. Those Brothers giving a minimum of $75 are recognized asTorchbearers. Those Brothers giving $150 or more are recognized as Silver Torchbearers, those giving $250 or more are rec-ognized as Gold Torchbearers, and those giving $500 or more are recognized as Diamond Torchbearers. Those Brothers giv-ing $1,000, $2,500 and $5,000 or more are recognized respectively as Silver, Gold and Diamond Founders Circle Members.

All donors are important and necessary to the operation of the Fraternity. They all help ensure that Leadership,Friendship, and Service are kept alive and affordable on our campuses. They invite you to join them in their commitment.

Alpha Lafayette College

GOLD TORCHBEARERDouglas M. Harris - 24John H. Thomas - 19

BetaUniversity of Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh

GOLD TORCHBEARERWilliam A. Murphy Jr. - 23

SILVER TORCHBEARERHeather S. Callahan - 1

TORCHBEARERHarold F. Marks Jr. - 13

GammaCornell University

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLERobert G. Stevens - 9

GOLD TORCHBEARERRichard J. Bojko - 16

SILVER TORCHBEARERGerald R. Bertoldo DVM - 17Steven Keal Siegert - 9

TORCHBEARERLaura Ann Nicoll - 2Elizabeth A. Parrella - 2David Barry Singer - 17

DeltaAuburn University

GOLD TORCHBEARERGregory Kent Whitfield - 14

SILVER TORCHBEARERJulius Charles McCall - 6

TORCHBEARERJames J. Goodwin - 13Daniel T. Konkle - 5James L. McAlarney III - 7David R. Self - 1

EpsilonTruman State University

GOLD FOUNDERS CIRCLEBrian & Jennifer Moore - 10

TORCHBEARERJennifer Roxanne Reimer - 5James W. Roach - 1

ZetaStanford University

TORCHBEARERJames A. Cochran - 6Calvin T Eng - 1C Andrew Johns - 4David T. Miura - 17Gregory Scott Schwartz - 4

EtaNorthern Illinois University

SILVER TORCHBEARERKristen L Cade - 1Richard N. Wiltberger - 23

TORCHBEARERJohn E. Hanke - 14

ThetaUniversity of Virginia

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERKeith Dyland Roots - 3

SILVER TORCHBEARERKathy E. Carter - 9

TORCHBEARERJoel W Enteles - 3Thomas G. Poley - 10

KappaCarnegie Mellon University

DIAMOND FOUNDERS CIRCLELisa M. Covi - 11David Paul O’Leary - 10

GOLD FOUNDERS CIRCLEJohn Gardiner Myers - 11

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLERoss W. Comer - 12

GOLD TORCHBEARERKarl E. Voigt - 27

SILVER TORCHBEARERJohn R. Koslow - 9

TORCHBEARERMarshall David Abrams - 10Lori N & Vincent T Bocchino - 8Maureen J Burruss - 14Jeffrey L. Cantor - 1Daniel J. Casey - 4Deborah Cherry - 3Kenneth E. Kloss - 8Benjamin Kutler - 4Charles P. Lawton - 14Andrea Marie Okerholm - 2Elaine M. Ramundo - 2Milton D. Smith - 13Lawrence Solomon - 1Thomas W. Strong Jr. - 3Edward V. Weber - 19

Lambda University of Kansas

SILVER TORCHBEARERFrank J. Gasperich Jr. - 23

TORCHBEARERWeldon L. Sportsman - 13

MuIndiana University

SILVER TORCHBEARERStephen E. Kirchhoff - 10Kelly Lynn Ross - 4

TORCHBEARERStacy Lynn Bennett - 2Hans I. Boerner - 5Kevin S. Connelly - 14Tricia Leigh Ethier - 6Susan E Krier - 2Alan D. Schmetzer - 18

XiIowa State University

SILVER TORCHBEARERLee M. Maddocks - 16Richard Reade - 18Doug White - 24

TORCHBEARERRoger A. Winslow - 24

OmicronUniversity of Iowa

TORCHBEARERBridget Bambling - 15Sarah Burton - 1Kimberly A. Leo - 5Paul & Bette Wells - 2

PiKansas State University

SILVER TORCHBEARERBruce E. Peters - 14

TORCHBEARERJohn B. Corwin - 19Kevin C. Flinn - 3B. Ellen Johnson - 6Ronald A. Kite - 19

RhoUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

GOLD TORCHBEARERWiehrs Lewis Collier - 13

SILVER TORCHBEARERMarvin Marty Mason Jr. - 4

TORCHBEARERStephen A. Jolly - 23Catherine Marshall Long - 1John Charles Rush - 14

SigmaNorthwestern University

TORCHBEARERDonald L. Robinson - 9

TauUniversity of Florida

GOLD TORCHBEARERDouglas D. Dankel II - 17

Upsilon Univ of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

GOLD TORCHBEARERVaughn F. Gehrt - 16

TORCHBEARERThomas A. Wight - 16

PhiSyracuse University

GOLD TORCHBEARERFranklin E. Powell Jr. - 22

SILVER TORCHBEARERMarilyn Lee Mims Dow - 2

TORCHBEARERMartin J. Alpert - 3Lawrence D. Hasseler - 18Leonard A. Zigment - 10

ChiUniversity of California at Los Angeles

TORCHBEARERAlicia Karen Louie - 1Charles F. Veden - 18

OmegaDrake University

TORCHBEARERLauren Elizabeth Langford - 1Jeff M. Neurauter - 3

Alpha AlphaUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERHoward B. Chodash - 12

SILVER TORCHBEARERRonald C. Berman - 16Christopher G. Mulcahy - 6

TORCHBEARERJeremy Bingman - 1 David P. Goode - 4Peter Joelson - 22Kristine Celeste McIntosh - 5William Ralph Saintey - 21Charles Svoboda - 1Louann Svoboda - 1

Alpha BetaPennsylvania State University/UniversityPark Campus

GOLD TORCHBEARERLeon E. App - 16Roger C. Burket M.D. - 11

SILVER TORCHBEARERDavid William Schuler - 16William N. Wittmer - 17

TORCHBEARERScott F. Harris - 1Richard I. Koval - 1Graham Mehl - 3Maureen Snare - 1Karen L. Visick - 1Michael E. Wiener - 1

Alpha GammaPurdue University

DIAMOND FOUNDERS CIRCLEDavid Overhauser - 9

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERAnthony Ploughe - 8Phillip C. Wankat - 21

GOLD TORCHBEARERMatthew R. Dashiell - 7Christopher R. Heim - 9Thomas W. Jackson - 10Karen S. Snepp - 17

SILVER TORCHBEARERThomas R. Brennan - 11Roger S. Young - 12

TORCHBEARERRoberta Lou Bach - 12John E. Bassett - 12Eric D. Bauer - 10Alden W. Brooks - 6William G. Hessler - 4

Natalie Lynn Pagelsen - 2Lisa Ann Prestholdt - 1

Alpha Delta San Diego State University

TORCHBEARERMichael R. Kerney - 2

Alpha EpsilonLouisiana State University

TORCHBEARERReed F. Bilbray - 16Michelle M. L. Bowen - 9

Alpha ZetaUniversity of Kentucky

TORCHBEARERKarla Gail Conn - 1

Alpha EtaUniversity of Missouri-Kansas City

GOLD TORCHBEARERDavid Wooldridge - 4Sandra J. Ferguson - 1

Alpha Theta Univ of Nebraska-Omaha

TORCHBEAREREdward H. Stech Jr. - 20

Alpha IotaOhio State University

SILVER TORCHBEARERBarbara R. Anderson - 18

TORCHBEARERRonald E. Pierson - 8Edward J. Richter - 5

Alpha KappaUniversity of Southern California

TORCHBEARERJames C. Isaac Jr. - 12Thomas M. Shigemitsu - 1

Alpha OmicronSouthern Methodist University

SILVER TORCHBEARERRobert L. Mazanec - 7

TORCHBEARERLatasha Perreault - 6

Alpha Pi University of Miami

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJulian E. Laughinghouse Jr. - 18

Alpha RhoUniversity of Texas at Austin

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEWilfred M. Krenek - 20

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJohn M. Childs - 22George Dacy - 13

GOLD TORCHBEARERCharles W. Eisemann - 5Abe Frishman - 25

SILVER TORCHBEARERKimberlie H. Francis - 2Robert A. Lanius - 18Hunter Z. Werlla - 3

TORCHBEARERKenneth Newt Andrews - 6C. Stewart Ash - 1Michael A. Bucek - 3Sydney Diana Burton - 4Bebe Barbara Carpenter - 8Hal E. Hagemeier - 15Robert Burton Kamon - 14Sidney L. Lawrence - 5Roger Ludlow - 6Wallace Marsh - 3Sabin W. Marshall - 19Julie Ann Moore - 13Dan Keith Seilheimer M.D. - 5

Alpha SigmaUniversity of Nebraska at Lincoln

TORCHBEARERJames H. Chapman M.D. - 20

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2003 TORCHBEARERSAlpha Tau

Butler UniversityTORCHBEARER

Paul Robert Meyers - 6Alpha Phi

Washington UniversitySILVER TORCHBEARER

George R. Kober - 7TORCHBEARER

David W. Deitch - 12Sara Tanenbaum - 9

Alpha ChiMassachusetts Institute of Technology

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEMike Repeta - 12

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJerold S. Marks - 19

GOLD TORCHBEAREREzra Gavin Erb - 7John T. Kohl - 13Ellen D. Kranzer - 20

SILVER TORCHBEARERDavid A. Holt - 23Joseph J. Kesselman Jr - 8

TORCHBEARERErnest C. Brogmus - 14John B. Forrest Jr. - 12Alan M. Goldberg - 16Ping Huang - 2Kevin Mitsuo Iga - 5Michael G. Kozinetz II - 5William Ward Merrill - 14Martin Patin - 1Mariano A. Romaguera - 2Ronald S. Rosen - 20Kevin D. Stoddart - 8John R. Winkelman - 4Elizabeth Franci Wise - 13

Alpha PsiLehigh University

SILVER TORCHBEARERPaul M.H. Lienhardt - 10

TORCHBEARERKathryn Louise Franklin - 2James Phillip Nicholls III - 9

Beta BetaMichigan State University

GOLD TORCHBEARERErnest William Malkewitz Jr. - 9

TORCHBEARERWalter J Downes - 3Benjamin J Evans - 5David Michael Eyl - 2Christopher J. Peters - 1Thomas W. Pfeifer - 6Clifford Rice - 1Erin Alana Stahl - 12

Beta Theta Univ of Wisconsin-Madison

TORCHBEARERArthur A. Schwenger - 14

Beta IotaNew York University

TORCHBEARERChristian M. Macy - 1

Beta MuSouthwest Missouri State University

SILVER TORCHBEARERPaul J. Monda - 19

Beta OmicronUniversity of Missouri/Rolla

TORCHBEAREREdward J. Bradley Jr. - 4

Beta RhoUniversity of Arkansas

TORCHBEARERJames Adam Bolain - 5 Sandra Michelle Bolain - 1W. Brant Warrick - 1Michael P. Whitfield - 4

Beta SigmaTexas Tech University

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERHarley H. Hannsz - 19

GOLD TORCHBEARERMiles Allen Cato - 20Edward N. David - 8Kay Hairgrove Krenek - 17

SILVER TORCHBEARERJohn T Long - 2Harry B. Massingill Jr. - 14Cole Travis Robertson - 2

TORCHBEARERSusan Grubbs Aulbach - 1William C. Bomberger - 14Mark E. Bounds - 23Jana Fry - 1Rollin H. Hill - 5Mark S. Phillips - 12

Beta Upsilon Northwest Missouri State University

GOLD TORCHBEARERRonald J. King - 13

TORCHBEARERBruce R. Wake - 3

Gamma AlphaUniversity of Washington

DIAMOND FOUNDERS CIRCLEDavid B. Corning - 26

TORCHBEARERRobert J. Hilliard - 1Kari E. Whitney - 3

Gamma BetaSan Jose State University

SILVER TORCHBEARERRobert Daly - 19

TORCHBEAREREmilio Mel S. Gonzales Jr. - 10Janet Edith Olson - 6

Gamma GammaUniversity of California at Berkeley

TORCHBEARERDonald L. Hoskins - 21

Ronald M. P. Lockyer - 3Julie C. Nishihara - 2

Gamma ZetaGeorgia Institute of Technology

GOLD TORCHBEARERMcVay Moore - 4

Gamma ThetaUniversity of Colorado at Boulder

SILVER TORCHBEARERPatrick E. Dougherty - 7Dennis H. Duncan - 11Charles P. Fisk - 25Lee Maurice Lierz - 11Robert L. Neher - 25

TORCHBEARERRhonda Ann Aven-Haggenmiller - 12Harold V. Eason - 15Shan Mitchell Hays - 2Wayne T. Hutchison - 13Charles Brooke Temple III - 4John M. Wetherington - 20

Gamma Iota Brooklyn College

SILVER TORCHBEARERArthur S. Leibowitz - 11Howard C. Naphtali - 7

TORCHBEARERArthur M. Schack - 13

Gamma LambdaClemson University

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEJack A. McKenzie - 17

GOLD TORCHBEARERRobert B. Carpenter - 22Douglas G. Ries - 5

TORCHBEARERKevin L. Dunn - 4Alva D. Gaskin Jr. - 4David W. Scott - 3Jay P. Zollicoffer - 5

Gamma Mu University of Evansville

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERFrederick E. Shatara - 25

Gamma NuUniversity of Idaho

TORCHBEARERGary Eugene Strong - 11

Gamma XiRockhurst University

TORCHBEARERJennifer L. Corder - 11

Gamma Omicron Queens College

SILVER TORCHBEARERNathan J. Sambul - 4

TORCHBEARERSteve Shapoff - 11

Gamma PiUniversity of Michigan/Ann Arbor

GOLD TORCHBEARERMargaret K. Katz - 14Susan Beth Meyer - 15

SILVER TORCHBEARERDavid G. Hartman - 19

TORCHBEARERTristan Michael Pruss - 1

Gamma RhoUniversity of North Texas

GOLD TORCHBEARERKari N. Logan - 1

SILVER TORCHBEARERAndrew J Luther - 3

Gamma PhiWestern Michigan University

GOLD TORCHBEARERWade J. Love - 7

Gamma PsiUniversity of Minnesota, Twin Cities

SILVER TORCHBEARERRichard O. Niemann - 4

TORCHBEARERWilliam E. Cook - 15Keith W. Davidson - 15John C. Taylor - 6

Delta AlphaUniversity of Cincinnati

TORCHBEARERMelody Ann Martin - 1

Delta BetaUniversity of Oklahoma

SILVER TORCHBEARERChristopher Duvall - 5

TORCHBEARERRodger A. Brown - 1James G. Crotty - 11Amy Elizabeth Kinnard - 8James W. Pate - 20

Delta GammaOhio University

SILVER TORCHBEARERJohn R. Anderson - 18

TORCHBEARERSara Margaret Murdock - 3

Delta EpsilonIllinois Inst of Technology

SILVER TORCHBEARERErnest W. Grove - 13

TORCHBEARERDennis A. Duszak - 9

Delta ZetaUniversity of Pennsylvania

TORCHBEARERCharles Brooke Temple III - 1

Delta ThetaUniversity of Louisville

TORCHBEARERCharles James Wetherell - 21

Delta IotaMercer University

TORCHBEARERDaniel E. C. Boone Jr. - 12Heather Alanna Lyons - 2James E. Miles - 11

Delta KappaEmory University

GOLD TORCHBEARERLinda G. Secrist - 2

TORCHBEARERMichael L. Francis - 1Renee Beth Rittner - 3

Delta MuPittsburg State University

TORCHBEARERJolene Burke - 1William G. McGuire, Ph.D - 4

Delta NuYale University

GOLD TORCHBEARERLorin A. Jurvis - 18

Delta XiBall State University

GOLD TORCHBEARERMark Allen Stratton - 3

1,003Annual Fund

DonorsFY1999-FY2003

DONO

RS1,200

1,000

800

600

4001999

$76,617

2000$97,512

2001$83,131

2002$117,487

2003$130,716

750692

1,100

952

Contributions from 952 donors to the Annual Fund exceeded $130,000 in FY 2003, enabling the Fraternity to provide chapter support and deliverexcellent programs. The challenge in FY 2004 is to continue an increase in Annual Fund donor and financial support. Continue the legacy youbegan as a student…support the Annual Fund! Please Note: FY 2000 & 2001 amounts include special 75th Anniversary gifts.

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2003 TORCHBEARERSSILVER TORCHBEARER

Aasha A. Blakely - 3TORCHBEARER

Donmichael J. Thompson - 2Delta Pi

Trinity UniversityTORCHBEARER

Natalie A. Bruce - 6Delta Rho

Rutgers, The State University of New JerseyDIAMOND TORCHBEARER

Louis N. Triandafilou - 26SILVER TORCHBEARER

Diana M. Dloughy - 20Richard P Hotz - 4

TORCHBEARERAlycia H. Bauch-Cantor - 1Lisa R. Bussell - 9David W Mutschler - 3Wayne W. Oberti M.D. - 17Betty Rauch - 17

Delta SigmaUniversity of Connecticut

SILVER TORCHBEARERJohanna Fleming - 6

TORCHBEARERTheodore M. Colwell - 1John H Driscoll Jr - 7

Delta ChiTexas A&M University-Kingsville

TORCHBEARERRamon Samano Abarca - 1

Delta PsiEastern Illinois University

TORCHBEARERKeith Chester Johnson - 1Robert D. Mann - 4

Delta OmegaUniversity of Houston

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJimmy Bartle Taylor - 11

Epsilon BetaCentral Michigan University

SILVER TORCHBEARERPaul F. Totzke - 16

TORCHBEARERSue A. Sudhoff - 4

Epsilon Delta Central Connecticut State University

TORCHBEARERKenneth J. Rosenberg - 1Brian J Sullivan - 1

Epsilon ZetaRensselaer Polytechnic Institute

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEMichael D. Beyer - 15

GOLD TORCHBEARERD.J. Byrne - 2Joel P. Lord - 7Beth E. Robie - 16Andrew A. Rossbach - 17Grace L. Shuman - 18Paul A. Sicard - 25

SILVER TORCHBEARERIan Gregory Bilyj - 7Andy Braverman - 14Franklin David Brodsky - 3George C. Hassa Jr. - 9Gary S. Ide - 14

TORCHBEARERGary T Flodin - 5Michael Edward Haber - 4Matthew Mark Hausmann - 4Enrique J. Lopez - 4Armen E. Mardiguian - 22David C. Panagrosso - 7Arthur G. Sanderson - 17Emilie Saulnier - 11Heather Joy Shenkman - 2George F. Spagna Jr. - 3Gregg M. Talewsky - 1

Epsilon LambdaMichigan Technological University

GOLD TORCHBEARERTimothy L. Jenkins - 11

SILVER TORCHBEARERWendy Marie Lamothe - 9

TORCHBEARERWilliam P. Bowman - 14Gary John Lameris - 17Eric A. Wennersten - 9

Epsilon MuUniversity of Maryland/College Park

GOLD TORCHBEARERGerald Juan Berry - 22Dennis Michael Gurtz - 17

SILVER TORCHBEARERDonald Louis Flynn - 13Marc Stephen Pearlman - 12Walter M. Schwenger - 13

TORCHBEARERSteven Charles Chandler - 15Ralph M. Faust - 7James Craven Shutt - 4Russell Edwin Strand - 16

Epsilon NuSUNY - College at Oswego

GOLD TORCHBEARERJon Andrew Gregurich - 8

Epsilon XiColorado State University

TORCHBEARERRichard L. Burton - 8Vernon L. Lowrey - 9John A. Maxwell - 4Thomas M. Sproat - 5Robert G. Sturtevant - 4

Epsilon SigmaSUNY at Buffalo

SILVER TORCHBEARERFloyd M. Seufert - 14

TORCHBEARERRonald P. Koch - 11

Epsilon Chi Los Angeles City College

SILVER TORCHBEARERIrwin H. Gerst - 23

Epsilon PsiKent State University

TORCHBEARERStephen B. Hodges - 2

Epsilon Omega University of Mississippi

GOLD TORCHBEARERAlan K. Bridgewater - 26

Zeta AlphaBradley University

GOLD TORCHBEARERAllen J Jacks - 5

TORCHBEARERBrian R. White - 20

Zeta BetaVirginia Polytechnic Institute & State University

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJerry L. Hulick - 22

GOLD TORCHBEARERJohn H. Barrett - 24Edward E. Caviness Jr. - 7Michael Leahy - 9

SILVER TORCHBEARERPaul V. Louie - 14

TORCHBEARERMichael R. Babb - 3Patrick W. Burke CAE - 17James H. Gibbs - 7Lee T. Hirata - 8Frederick E. Johnston III - 19Richard V. Jonke - 3Holly Lynne McKinley - 1Richard R. Snedegar - 1John Styne Thrasher - 7Jennifer S. Wayne - 6Steven E. Wilson - 6

Zeta GammaValparaiso University

SILVER TORCHBEARERAllen S. Fornwald - 17

TORCHBEARERLeopold Hedbavny Jr. - 21Carl A Herting - 1

Zeta DeltaMiami University

SILVER TORCHBEARERMichelle Sanford - 4

TORCHBEARERMichael L. Curran - 4Carl Richard Larrick - 2Amy Beth Scalet - 5

Zeta EpsilonGustavus Adolphus College

GOLD TORCHBEARERChristopher J. Stromberg - 1

TORCHBEARERTodd Allen Mayer - 1Kathryn E. Zibell-Flinn - 2

Zeta ThetaDrexel University

GOLD TORCHBEARERE. Ross Forman - 22Warren C. Weidman - 15

SILVER TORCHBEARERWilliam R. Fromm - 15J. Richard Kiefer Jr. - 19

TORCHBEAREREdward D. Reagan - 2Steven David Rellis - 11

Zeta Iota Temple University

SILVER TORCHBEARERRaymond M. Czarnica - 15Kirk J. Thieroff - 20

Zeta KappaBowling Green State University

TORCHBEARERFrederick F. Cunningham Jr. - 3David G. Farrand Jr. - 4

Zeta LambdaUniversity of Toledo

TORCHBEARERMatthew D. Bailey - 1Roger W. Schiller - 16

Zeta MuCatholic University of America

DIAMOND FOUNDERS CIRCLEJohn M. Russell - 19

Zeta NuSouthern Illinois University at Carbondale

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERPhilip M. Pfeffer - 19

SILVER TORCHBEARERJames D. Templeton - 15

TORCHBEARERFrank J. Chlebek - 17Craig W. D’Ambra - 6Ronald S. Mezo - 4Richard A. Musgraves - 6Dean N. Ubik - 13

Zeta OmicronCalifornia Polytechnic State University

TORCHBEARERMatthew R. Seals - 4

Zeta SigmaUniversity of Delaware

SILVER TORCHBEARERRobert L Rossi - 6

TORCHBEARERH. B. Ayars - 22

Zeta UpsilonBoston University

TORCHBEARERThomas O’Donovan Jr. - 17Valerie S. V. Petrushun - 1

Zeta PhiHoward University

TORCHBEARERDonald A. Kiah - 6Kenneth E. Spann - 23

Zeta PsiUniversity of Oregon

TORCHBEARERJennifer Suzanne Cornet - 3

Eta BetaSimpson College

TORCHBEARERJay A. Vertuno - 1

Eta Iota Millersville University of Pennsylvania

TORCHBEARERRichard Dean Dutcher - 5

Eta KappaUniversity of Wisconsin/Stout

TORCHBEAREREric Scott Robinson - 1

Eta LambdaUniversity of Wisconsin/Eau Claire

GOLD TORCHBEARERErica Roberts - 1

Eta Mu Utica College of Syracuse University

SILVER TORCHBEARERPaul A. Wereszynski - 9

Eta SigmaIllinois College

GOLD TORCHBEARERPhilip J. Sallee - 20

TORCHBEARERMathias M. Hollendonner - 13Douglas E Miles - 7

Eta Tau West Texas A&M Univ

TORCHBEARERDavid L. McInturff Ret. - 21

Eta PhiAmerican University

SILVER TORCHBEARERDavid R. Legge - 24

Eta PsiCalifornia State University, Chico

SILVER TORCHBEARERJennifer Anne Griggs - 3

Theta ZetaUniversity of New Hampshire

SILVER TORCHBEARERTimothy Main Boodey - 4Carla K. Moran - 2

TORCHBEARERRichard Francis Drost Jr - 5

Theta EtaUniversity of Health Sciences

SILVER TORCHBEARERRonald W Wadle - 3

Theta MuVanderbilt University

TORCHBEARERDouglas L. Morency II - 2Nathaniel D. Tansky - 3

Theta Nu Hamline University

TORCHBEARERBruce G. Reichow - 1Thomas A. Roust - 17

Theta Xi Parks College of St Louis University

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERWilliam L. Conley Jr. - 2

Theta Pi University of Indianapolis

TORCHBEAREREarl Brown Jr. - 11Gregory C. Crawford - 12

Theta Rho Sam Houston State University

TORCHBEAREREric T Platzner - 12

Theta TauUniversity of Texas at Arlington

GOLD TORCHBEARERRonald A. Welch - 12

Theta UpsilonCase Western Reserve University

SILVER TORCHBEARERHoward Wolf - 3

TORCHBEARERDavid A. Hanneke - 1Francis W. Kearney - 2

Iota Beta Pacific Lutheran University

TORCHBEARERDaniel D. Horsfall - 23

Iota LambdaNorth Carolina State University

GOLD TORCHBEARERAllan Lyndal Butler - 15Steven T. Price - 17

SILVER TORCHBEARERAlex R. Burkart - 22Gary G. Conrad - 12John M. C. Covington III - 3David M. Goddard - 27Susan A. Terry - 12

TORCHBEARERLauren D’Elia - 1Joseph H. Meadows Jr. - 18Glenn Scott Simmonds - 1Aimee Elizabeth Tilley - 5

Iota RhoFlorida State University

TORCHBEARERDennis E. Nickle - 11

Iota TauSaint Olaf College

SILVER TORCHBEARERChristopher D. Peterson - 7Robert W Snook - 7

TORCHBEARERPaul C. Anderson - 7William J. Brinkman - 18

Iota PhiUniversity of California at Davis

GOLD FOUNDERS CIRCLEElizabeth Tom M.D. - 11

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEKelly H. Williams - 17

GOLD TORCHBEARERDavid A. Emery - 15

SILVER TORCHBEARERTeri Sheets - 10

TORCHBEARERMarkus Dinkel - 5Catherine K. Fujimori - 13James R. Graeber - 2Thomas J. Hoffman - 1Joseph Gerard Monteleone - 10Barry D. Nightingale - 2Lawrence J. Putong - 10Gary A. Vanderpol - 12

Iota ChiNorthern Michigan University

TORCHBEARERThomas H. Kilberg - 18

Kappa BetaPolytechnic University-Brooklyn

TORCHBEARERAlbert H Park - 3

Kappa DeltaFlorida A & M University

TORCHBEARERSamuel F. Sampson - 6

Kappa ThetaWake Forest University

SILVER TORCHBEARERFranklin Donaldson - 8Charles W. Krafthofer - 1Charles E. Webb - 7

Kappa OmicronUniversity of Massachusetts

GOLD TORCHBEARERDavid S. Mitchell - 13

SILVER TORCHBEARERCraig S. Donais - 10Christian H. Fredericks III - 5

TORCHBEARERJennifer H. (Blondie) Barnes - 2Richard J. Keogh - 15

Kappa SigmaCalifornia State University, Sacramento

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEEugene D. Melvin - 4

GOLD TORCHBEARERKevin S. Simpson - 4

SILVER TORCHBEARERTodd Jeffrey Rehfuss - 12

TORCHBEARERFrank C. Taggart - 14

Lambda AlphaEast Tennessee State University

SILVER TORCHBEARERBobby Joe Davis - 1Julie Whitfield - 10

Lambda KappaLoras College

TORCHBEARERCharles W. Isenhart - 14John V Peterson - 2

Lambda LambdaShippensburg University of Pennsylvania

TORCHBEARERClarence A. Souders - 15

Lambda MuCalifornia State University, Los Angeles

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERTom M. Kester II - 7

TORCHBEARERJeffrey Schwartz - 13

Lambda NuDuke University

SILVER TORCHBEARERMack T. Ruffin IV - 9

TORCHBEARERDavid C. Kaelber - 9

Phillippa Jane Miranda - 3William B. Rugh - 28Charles Brooke Temple III - 1Brian D. Thiessen - 9

Lambda Xi Univ of Texas-Pan American

TORCHBEARERGeorge L. Finch - 19

Lambda OmicronWest Virginia University

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERDavid R. Keely - 4

GOLD TORCHBEARERFred C. Heismeyer III - 18

SILVER TORCHBEARERJames S. Manning - 17

TORCHBEARERDavid L. Andres - 4Patricia L. Esposito - 10Cynthia M. Gunn - 2Chip K. Shepherd Jr. - 14

Lambda RhoAugustana College

TORCHBEARERSarah Hamel - 3

Lambda PhiEastern Michigan University

SILVER TORCHBEARERJohn D. Anderson - 13Scott J. A. Merritts - 4

TORCHBEARERChristopher A. Gellasch - 6Tammy Lynn Sindlinger - 6Steve Sindlinger - 6

Lambda OmegaCalifornia University of Pennsylvania

TORCHBEARERAmy Lynne Beck - 2Kathleen L. Habel - 1

Mu AlphaGeorgetown University

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEGerald A. Schroeder - 14

GOLD TORCHBEARERThomas R. Liebermann - 23

SILVER TORCHBEARERRichard J. K. Stratford - 15

TORCHBEARERBrandon Jay Avella - 6Michael R. Hryvniak - 13John F. Principe - 13Donald J. Reilly - 3Pamela K. Wojciki - 14

Mu Delta University of Great Falls

SILVER TORCHBEARERDean M. Randash - 4

Mu ZetaSan Francisco State University

TORCHBEARERChristopher D. Saguisag - 5

Mu EtaAlbright College

TORCHBEARERLynette Shaw - 1

Mu ThetaLuther College

GOLD TORCHBEARERMichael K. Musgrave - 15

Mu MuOglethorpe University

SILVER TORCHBEARERLaura K. Fowler - 7

TORCHBEARERKenneth P. Davis - 16Steven Christopher Totino - 1

Mu NuWestern Illinois University

TORCHBEARERDale R. Jackson - 14

Mu XiHigh Point University

TORCHBEAREREdward A. Grandpre’ - 3

Mu OmicronClarkson University

GOLD TORCHBEARERE. Edward Bassett III - 3Karen L. Bassett - 1

SILVER TORCHBEARERDuane E. Jones - 8Craig C. Muckle - 12

TORCHBEARERJames D. Myers - 11

Mu TauWest Virginia University Institute of Technology

TORCHBEARERCraig R. McGarrah - 11

Nu BetaHope College

TORCHBEARERMichael Carpenter - 22

Nu Gamma Texas State University – San Marcos

TORCHBEARERThomas G. Barnhill Sr. - 17

Nu DeltaLebanon Valley College

GOLD TORCHBEARERChristopher Zebrowski - 3

Nu EpsilonGeorgia Southern University

TORCHBEAREREllice Ann Fancher - 4

Nu LambdaMoravian College

TORCHBEARERJames E. Bissey - 11

Nu NuEastern New Mexico University

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERHoward L Henry - 5

GOLD TORCHBEARERSara Jean Henry - 5

Nu PiMinnesota State University, Mankato

SILVER TORCHBEARERDonald J. Beckel - 15Michael W. Suhr - 9

TORCHBEARERDavid L. Farmer - 23

Nu RhoCollege of William & Mary

TORCHBEARERJoseph D. Beiras - 3Rebecca Beth Finifter - 5Sharon Lee Korp - 9

Nu TauCalifornia State University-Northridge

TORCHBEARERSteven E. Paul - 18

Xi AlphaMuhlenberg College

TORCHBEAREREllis Jacobs - 10

Xi BetaUniversity of Nebraska at Kearney

TORCHBEARERCharles J. Boettcher - 3

Xi Gamma Adams State College

SILVER TORCHBEARERA. Ellwood Ervin Jr. - 19

TORCHBEARERGeorge Ellwood Hedrick III - 19

Xi DeltaTexas A&M University

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERStan Carpenter - 15

GOLD TORCHBEARERWilliam E. Bammel Jr. - 25Thomas Arthur Horan - 1John L. Sempe - 4

SILVER TORCHBEARERRichard M. Scruggs - 14Aaron James Wendt - 2

TORCHBEARERJames C. Busby - 8Sharron L. Cox - 2Lauren Beth Faulkner - 6Jeff D. Thomas - 10

Xi ZetaRochester Institute of Technology

GOLD TORCHBEARERDavid A. Turbide - 7

SILVER TORCHBEARERTed L. Gross - 9Christopher J. Hurley - 14

TORCHBEARERVictor R. Blake - 2Paul Finkelstein - 1Scott H. Sims - 11

Xi IotaSusquehanna University

SILVER TORCHBEAREREric R. Farman - 1

Xi LambdaBloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

TORCHBEAREREugene E. Cioffi III - 17

Xi OmicronTarleton State University

TORCHBEARERLance G. Zimmerman - 4

Xi RhoSUNY/College at Oneonta

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SILVER TORCHBEARERSteven G. Adams - 17

Omicron IotaWorcester Polytechnic Institute

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERYusef Albader - 1

TORCHBEARERJoseph A. Ferrari Jr - 9

Omicron SigmaSaint Peter’s College

SILVER TORCHBEARERGerald P O’Connor - 1

Omicron TauAlma College

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJames L. Chandler - 1

Omicron UpsilonWest Chester University of Pennsylvania

TORCHBEARERMichael J. Ercole - 15

Omicron PhiUniversity of Richmond

SILVER TORCHBEARERJodie Patricia Eicher - 4

TORCHBEARERCarol M. Green - 5Donald F. Luttrell - 6

Pi BetaUniversity of Dubuque

GOLD TORCHBEARERBob Barkhurst - 14

Pi Gamma Baldwin-Wallace College

TORCHBEARERDwight Adrian Leedy - 19

Pi ZetaTuskegee University

TORCHBEARERWillie M. Burnett - 6

Pi EtaLoyola University of Chicago

GOLD TORCHBEARERJames H Johnson Jr - 1

Pi Tau St Peters College (Eves)

TORCHBEARERAldo P. Antola - 6Robert R. Tarantula - 3

Rho GammaCalifornia State University, Long Beach

TORCHBEARERRobert J. Hartsuyker - 11

Rho Delta University of Rhode Island

TORCHBEARERLouis H. Maynard - 4

Rho PiUniversity of California at San Diego

SILVER TORCHBEARERWilliam E. Colburn Jr. - 6Thomas A. Larsen - 12

Sigma NuDelaware Valley College

SILVER TORCHBEARERMatthew Fred Schieferstein - 5

TORCHBEARERMichael A. Semeniuk - 1

Sigma XiUniversity of Maine

DIAMOND TORCHBEARERJoel A. Lake - 10

SILVER TORCHBEARERRobert S Laviolette - 4Michael J. Mirisola - 12

Sigma Phi University of Notre Dame

TORCHBEARERDaniel Rauch - 17

Sigma ChiMiami-Dade College

SILVER TORCHBEARERGary Joseph LaBelle - 5

Tau AlphaDavis & Elkins College

TORCHBEARERConway Li - 6

Tau BetaAppalachian State University

TORCHBEARERDamon J. Miltner - 1

Tau EpsilonTennessee Technological University

TORCHBEARERRon Estes - 17

Tau ZetaTexas Southern University

TORCHBEARERJohn Henry Allen - 2

Tau LambdaRose-Hulman Institute of Technology

GOLD TORCHBEARERCary Laxer - 14

TORCHBEARERJohn L. Emley - 4John Howard Havron - 10Larry A. Wood - 15

Tau OmicronIndiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLERobert J. London - 2

SILVER TORCHBEARERRobert M. Coop - 4

Tau UpsilonUniversity of Wisconsin-Platteville

SILVER TORCHBEARERJeffrey C. Ingebritsen - 6

Tau Chi Winston-Salem State Univ

TORCHBEARERClarence J. Snuggs - 2

Tau OmegaOcean County College

TORCHBEARERJay Gold - 6

Upsilon BetaSaint Francis University

TORCHBEARERJohn T Flanagan Jr - 1

Upsilon Delta Kean College of New Jersey

GOLD TORCHBEARERJames L. Pittman - 13David R. Rieger - 12

Upsilon NuUniversity of North Carolina atWilmington

TORCHBEARERKimberly Daly - 17Debbie P. Donehey - 3Darren M. England - 15

Upsilon Phi Ind Univ-Purdue U at Ft Wayne

GOLD TORCHBEARERMark A. Ramser - 21

Phi GammaTexas Lutheran University

SILVER TORCHBEARERWilliam Kuhfal - 11

Phi EpsilonMaine Maritime Academy

TORCHBEARERJohn T. Lyons - 10

Chi GammaJames Madison University

TORCHBEARERElbert G. Espanol - 9Anna Lisa Alzona Ramos Schneider-4William Stanley Stetson III - 3

Chi ZetaUniversity of Tennessee at Martin

TORCHBEARERMark H. Bell - 4Dennis K. Clark - 2

Chi Lambda Elizabeth City State Univ

TORCHBEARERClifford E. Patterson - 2

Chi Mu Henry Ford Community College

SILVER FOUNDERS CIRCLEBobby M. Hainline - 23

Chi SigmaAllegheny College

TORCHBEARERGilbert Brucken - 4

Psi DeltaUniversity of Maine at Machias

TORCHBEARERJames R. Kowalsky Jr. - 9

Psi OmegaUniversity of Central Florida

SILVER TORCHBEARERMichael Jay Metler - 4Michael F. Volpe - 11

Omega MuClarion University of Pennsylvania

SILVER TORCHBEARERRichard Alan Martin - 13

TORCHBEARERJames L. Sedlak - 5

Alpha Alpha XiUniversity of the Pacific

GOLD TORCHBEARERCraig Richard Tanner - 7

SILVER TORCHBEARERYvonne Marie Dutreaux - 3Eileen Sullivan McGee - 10Fred Nicholas Timm IV - 6

TORCHBEARERKristin Knudson Harris - 1Kimberlee C. Yee - 6

Alpha Alpha PiWestminster College

TORCHBEARERSallie Fellague - 18Karin P. Goodman - 15

Alpha Beta DeltaWidener University

TORCHBEARERRobert J. Carr Jr. - 12

Alpha Beta Epsilon Univ of Arkansas-Monticello

GOLD TORCHBEARERJoyce A. Heismeyer - 18

Alpha Beta ZetaRadford University

TORCHBEARERConstance Mills Beauchamp - 1

Alpha Beta MuGrove City College

TORCHBEARERGregory P. Flinn - 15

Alpha Beta XiSUNY/College at Geneseo

GOLD TORCHBEARERLouis A. Sapirman - 12Nadine Sapirman - 12

TORCHBEARERCynthia O. Jones - 6

Alpha Beta ChiSUNY/College at Plattsburgh

TORCHBEARERChuck R. Devita - 5

Alpha Beta OmegaOld Dominion University

TORCHBEARERAndrea Maria Dalton - 2

Alpha Gamma AlphaDickinson College

TORCHBEARERJoanne Lipa - 13

Alpha Gamma IotaUniversity of the Sciences in Philadelphia

TORCHBEARERShawn Joseph Boyle - 2Erica Christine Kobylinski Phar - 5Dawn Elizabeth Wagoner - 5

Alpha Gamma KappaSouthwestern University

SILVER TORCHBEARERDerek W. Christian - 7

Alpha Gamma LambdaAlbion College

SILVER TORCHBEARERJennifer L. Bramble - 3Louise J. Ruiter - 9

Alpha Gamma RhoFlorida Institute of Technology

TORCHBEARERVirgilio A. Gascon, Jr. - 1

Alpha Gamma ChiFrostburg State University

TORCHBEARERCandace A. Lohr - 6

Alpha Delta EtaSUNY at Albany

TORCHBEARERJamey Eric Kohn - 3

Alpha Delta XiChristopher Newport University

TORCHBEARERJames A. Kolling III - 1

Alpha Delta RhoNorthern Arizona University

TORCHBEARERChristina A. Ceppo - 4

Alpha Delta TauNova Southeastern University

GOLD TORCHBEARERMichael Rogero Brown - 5Joel E. Natt - 7

Alpha Epsilon EpsilonHenderson State University

TORCHBEARERKathryn Sue Whitfield - 3

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