Campaign board members took a hard hat tour ofthe summer interior renovations.

A close-up view of the front entryway renovation.

THE BUCKEYE PHI PSIPhi Kappa Psi s The Ohio State University s Summer 2011

OhIO Delta

Vol. 61 No. 3

InSIDe: Chapter Continues Collaboration ~ 2 • Tom Hagen Supports Campaign ~ 3 • Loyal Brothers ~ 4-5 • Renovation Highlights ~ 5

he interior renovation of the Chapter House at 124 E. 14th Avenue, as evidenced by thephotos in this issue of the Buckeye Phi Psi, is proceeding on schedule and on budget. TheCampaign Executive Committee wants to thank all Brothers whose pledges and contri-

butions have made this project a reality, as well as Kirk Marker ’03 and others at Thomas &Marker Construction Company for their great work on the house.

We especially want to recognize Brothers Tom Hagen ’56, Dave Timmons ’49, Bill Black ’50,and Bill Spain ’61, whose lead contributions, along with others, spearheaded the establishmentof our successful $250,000 challenge, putting us over $3 million raised and enabling us to com-plete the renovation project. A special thanks is also due those Brothers who answered this chal-lenge. We needed your commitment and support in the effort to provide first-class Chapteraccommodations for the undergraduate men, and you generously responded.

To those Ohio Delta Brothers who have yet to join the campaign through a contribution orpledge, it is not too late. Won’t you become a part to this noble effort to restore and revitalizeour historic Chapter House? Your contributions will enable us to both decrease overall indebt-edness, which will help us hold room and board fees at reasonable levels, and upgrade furnish-ings for the project. The undergraduate Chapter, as well as future Ohio Delta Phi Psis, will bethe beneficiaries of your contributions.

We do encourage you to stop by the house while you’re in Columbus to see the renovations first-hand. You will be impressed to see how your donations have been put to use in making thehouse a first-rate facility once again. Our younger brothers appreciate our commitment to them,and they have responded by taking care of the house and making us proud on campus and inthe community.

We hope to see you at a football game and Homecoming this fall. It’s always great reconnectingwith Phi Psis Brothers from all generations! Thanks again for your support.

In the Bond,Mike Leymaster ’60 Al Sutton ’75Campaign Co-Chairman Campaign Co-Chairmanmjleymaster@insight.rr.com asutton@service-techcorp.com

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Challenge Puts Campaignnear $3.2 Million Mark

Summer Renovations to be Completed in Time for Recruitment

5th Annual Homecoming GalaOctober 28, 2011

Save the

DateAt our recently renovated house!

Featuring OSU President Gordon Gee as Gala speaker. More details to come.

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011 has been a time of great change andprogress for Ohio Delta. Our Chapterhas transitioned into new officeholders

for most of our Executive Board positions andhas hit the ground running. We have been striv-ing for improvement across the balanced spec-trum of mind, body, and spirit.

ALUMNI SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE

We have collaborated with the committee onseveral initiatives. While their attendance atevery meeting has been constructive, we havealso been instituting a new pledge program withtheir guidance.

RECRUITMENTWe successfully recruited eight fine young menfor our spring quarter pledge class. This is inaddition to a near record-breaking winter classof 22 that was initiated on May 2, with formerPhi Kappa Psi President Jim Blazer ’79 deliver-ing an alumni address. Their energy, passion,personalities, and intellect have added greatthings to this Chapter. We are all excited tofinally call them our Brothers.

PHILANTHROPYIn the spring, we participated in the Kappa

Delta Slap Shot hockey tournament, placing sec-ond, and the Alpha Phi football philanthropy.We hosted the inaugural Phi Psi Open: Mixed-Doubles Tennis Tournament benefiting the Boysand Girls Clubs of Columbus, in addition toplanning an event with Sigma Phi Epsilon fornext fall that will create an endowment fundgranting quarterly scholarships to Greeks whoare struggling to meet their obligations.

SCHOLARSHIPWe have been enforcing more stringent studytable and privilege policies, in addition to intro-ducing resources from the Younkin Success Cen-ter. Our Chapter is grateful to the alumni whomake scholarships available every year for ourhardworking undergraduate members.

As always, we appreciate the loyal support ofOhio Delta alumni and hope to see you at thehouse soon to check out the renovations andmeet the Brothers.

Amici,Travis R. Hedge ’09Chapter President hedge.27@osu.edu(614) 946-4981

Chapter Continues Collaboration with Alumni CommitteesPhilanthropy, Recruitment, and Academics Remain Priorities

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PresidentTravis Hedge ’09Powell, Ohio

hedge.27@osu.edu(614) 946-4981

Vice President 1Tyler Hill ’09Plano, Texas

Vice President 2Connor Cantrell ’09

Dallas, Texas

Recording SecretaryRyan Ramirez ’11Strongsville, Ohio

TreasurerJeffrey Wireko ’09West Chester, Ohio

Corresponding SecretaryCarson Reider ’10 Columbus, Ohio

Scholarship ChairmanAngel Rivas ’08 Cleveland, Ohio

New Member EducationJeffery Davidson ’10Cincinnati, Ohio

Social ChairmanAdam Wiess ’09Solon, Ohio

Recruitment ChairmanKevin Davis ’11Pittsburgh, Penn.

Philanthropy ChairmanGhassan Daye ’09Tripoli, Lebanon

Community Service Chairman

Zach Engstrom ’09Boston, Mass.

Facility ManagerChristopher Fahey ’08

Bexley, Ohio

2011 Chapter OffICerS

Ohio Delta won Phi Psi accreditation and CumLaude Scholars at Woodrow Wilson LeadershipSchool in June 2011. Representing Ohio Deltaare (from left): Mike Hammer ’10, Messenger;Carson Reider ’10, Corresponding Secretary;Travis Hedge ’09, President; Jeffrey Wireko ’09,Treasurer; Brendon Smith ’10, Historian; andZach Engstrom ’10, Philanthropy Chairman.

Several students register for the Phi Psi Open philanthropy held this spring.

Do you know of an incoming freshmanwho would be a great potential

new member?Please send recruitment recommendations

to: Recruitment Chairman Kevin Davis ’11

kdavis2303@gmail.com • (214) 717-1716

LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD MEN

amed the 1987 Preservationist of the Year bythe Pennsylvania Historical and MuseumCommission for his involvement in the

restoration of five historic houses in his Erie, Penn-sylvania, hometown, it’s pretty easy to see why TomHagen ’56 would take an interest in the renovationof the Ohio Delta Chapter House.

“I have an affinity for restoration and preservation,and I dearly loved the Chapter House. So I was par-ticularly glad to see that the renovation plans wouldsave the house. It was a motivating factor to supportthe campaign and keep that grand old buildinggoing,” Tom explains.

Arriving at OSU in 1955 as a junior transfer student,Tom initially lived in a Presbyterian church houserent free by doing custodial work. Because OSU wassuch a large campus, Tom wanted to be a part ofsomething that connected him more within the campus community. Anumber of close people in his life were Phi Psi alumni (including his futurefather-in-law), so he decided to check out the fraternities. What he foundin Phi Psi was “an opportunity to be in a more intimate setting, growingcloser to people, and creating camaraderie by having a common theme ofthe fraternity.” Tom says it “helped round out the college experience.”

Tom served the Chapter as treasurer his senior year, one of many differ-ent jobs he worked in order to pay his way through school. He earned abachelor of science in business in 1957. Following graduation, Tom,along with Fred Kiemle ’54, attended Navy Officers Candidate Schoolin Newport, Rhode Island.

After being commissioned, Tom went to Navy Supply Corps School forsix months, after which time he married his high school sweetheart, Susan(a CW at Wittenberg University). Brother Kiemle and Bruce Kreutzer’54 were both in Tom’s wedding party. Until 1960, Tom served the Navyas a supply officer on an Atlantic fleet destroyer and was stationed inNewport. After leaving active duty, he stayed in the Reserves and eventu-ally retired as a captain.

Returning to Erie, Tom rejoined the company heworked for part-time throughout college, Erie Insur-ance, which was headed by his father-in-law. Tomworked as assistant to the founder and president for12 years and then worked various officer positionswithin the company. He served as chairman andCEO until retiring in 1993.

After leaving Erie Insurance, Tom served as the 28thand last secretary of commerce for the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania and the first secretary of com-munity and economic development in theadministration of Gov. Tom Ridge. Since 1997, hehas been the chairman/owner of three small manu-facturing companies in Erie known as Custom GroupIndustries. Tom is the immediate past chairman ofthe Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry,and he serves on boards for a number of civic andbusiness organizations. Since 2007, Tom has also

been the non-executive chairman of the board for his old company, ErieIndemnity Co. (NASDAQ: ERIE).

Tom believes the Chapter House renovation will set a new benchmark inquality living. And with the Chapter’s high academic standards, he is con-fident Ohio Delta has a bright future. “That all goes to helping recruitgood candidates for the fraternity, which in the long run will be thelifeblood for keeping it active and alive.”

Regarding alumni who have not yet pledged support to the campaign,Tom understands “some may not be able to during this difficult eco-nomic time. But if they have some disposable income—it doesn’t have tobe a lot—and if they have good memories from their time in Ohio Delta,I would hope they’d give it serious consideration.”

Tom and Susan split their time between Erie, Chautauqua, New York, andSarasota, Florida. They have two children, Sarah and Jonathan, and threegrandchildren.

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Tom Hagen ’56 Supports Campaign to Preserve Ohio Delta’s Legacy at OSU

PRESIDENT Gordon M. Gough ’97gordonG@ohioretailmerchants.com

VICE PRESIDENT Jake Wozniak ’01jakewozniak@hotmail.com

TREASURER Sean A. Whalen ’01whalen8@hotmail.com

SECRETARY John M. Roscoe ’03johnmroscoe@gmail.com

MEMBERSPat Doyle ’43

Frank P. Hall ’49Robert R. Cummins ’57Michael J. Leymaster ’60Craig M. Stewart ’61Byron Gustin ’63Edward B. DeVennish ’70Mitchell H. Grant ’78James R. Blazer ’79Jeffrey J. Boothman ’86Brian R. Fulton ’86

David L. Rausch ’86Tracy Higginbotham ’87Jeff Haskett ’88Chris E. Axene ’89Ronald Dimmerling ’97Brian T. Pulfer ’97Charles R. Snyder III ’99Jason Davoll ’03

OHIO DELTA COMPANY

The Buckeye Phi Psi

e are deeply grateful to the following Brothers for committing nearly $3.2 million to the Campaign forOhio Delta. These Brothers recognize the importance of ensuring the future of Ohio Delta and havedemonstrated a sense of gratitude for their personal experience. Commitments are still needed from the

rest of our alumni to achieve our goal and complete this major project. All donors contributing a minimum of$1,000, which can be over a five-year period, will be recognized on a plaque prominently displayed in the house. Ifan error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has mistakenly been omitted or listed improperly, wesincerely apologize. Please contact Bob McKenney at (785) 843-1661.

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Thank You, Loyal Brothers, for Committing Nearly $3.2 Million

Campaign Status

At-a-Glance

As of August 12, 2011

1,245 Active Alumni

317 Contributors

$3,199,613 Total Commitments

25.5% Participation

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The Legacy Society ($500,000 and Above)J. Gilbert Reese ’47

The Founder’s Society ($250,000 to $499,999)James D. Irwin ’47W. Guy Spriggs ’71

The 1880 Society ($100,000 to $249,999)Norman M. Spain ’33Patrick W. Doyle ’43David H. Timmons ’49Ronald E. Dawson ’72R. Scott Spriggs ’73Desich Family GiftRichard A. Desich Jr. ’95Jeffrey A. Desich ’96

The Thurber Society ($50,000 to $99,999)George S. Frost ’46Robert S. Hamilton ’98Thomas B. Hagen ’56John C. Gray ’60Allen C. Mathena ’61Craig M. Stewart ’61Byron W. Gustin, M.D. ’63Frederick A. Hegele ’63Alan J. Sutton ’75William W. Vogelgesang ’76

The Heritage Society ($25,000 to $49,999)William M. Black ’50Donald W. Wiper Jr. ’50William J. Spain ’61Albert A. Vargo Jr. ’69In memory ofBen Morrison ’66

Brett J. Dickson ’93Culbertson Family GiftDavid Culbertson ’01Michael Culbertson ’02

The 124 Society ($10,000 to $24,999)Postle Family GiftWendell D. Postle ’18Harry H. Postle ’43Dr. Jack R. Postle ’47Harry H. Postle III ’79

Frank P. Hall ’49John H. Hoge ’50Samuel D. Rife ’55In memory ofWilliam E. Pfeiffer ’55 and

Philip M. Wagner ’55Robert R. Cummins ’57David H. Spain, Ph.D. ’58Jon D. Boyes ’59Bruce W. Ewing Jr. ’59Michael J. Leymaster ’60Donald J. Mueller ’61George T. Simon ’61Robert E. Smith ’62Richard D. Starr ’65David R. Dodge ’66Kavka Family GiftGerald L. Kavka ’66,John A. Kavka Jr., PA Nu ’74

Kirk G. Warner ’77Kyle J. Andrews ’78Mitchell H. Grant ’78Alan G.T. Morse ’78Robert S. Pritchard ’80Boersma Family GiftCornelius Boersma III, Kansas Alpha ’57Cornelius Boersma IV ’81

James L. Miller ’85Tracy D. Higginbotham ’87Gregory G. Wittstock ’89Michael J. Davidson Sr. ’93

The Ohio Delta Society ($5,000 to $9,999)Alan W. Livingston ’39John L. Gompf ’41Eugene G. Moor, D.D.S. ’45William H. Waldock ’45Richard N. Hamilton ’50Carlton C. Stanforth ’50James A. Raymond ’54In memory ofBarry Smith ’54

Capt. Joseph W. Heineman ’66Ronald T. Dillard ’67John A. Kelting ’67S. Ray Karr ’71Brooke A. Cheney ’73Charles Diltz ’73Dr. James R. Cryder Jr. ’74In memory of James R. Cryder Sr. ’50

Steven R. Williams, M.D. ’75In memory of Roger E. Williams ’49

Robert W. Zesch ’83Jeffrey J. Boothman ’86William H. E. Morris ’90Scott A. Life ’91In memory ofSteven J. Lipowski ’94

David A. Brown ’93

Jonathan H. Goodman ’93Aaron J. Maassel ’96Gordon M. Gough ’97Derek J. Hegarty ’97Seth R. Porter ’00Matthew G. Horne ’01W. Joseph Wozniak ’01

The Buckeye Society ($2,500 to $4,999)James R. Bull ’43Wilbur L. Collins ’49Drenan Family GiftDavid M. Drenan ’50Michael D. Drenan, Ohio Beta ’74Jerrold J. Cole ’77

Richard S. Leiss ’57Phillip M. Walther ’58In memory of Gary Korn ’57

David A. Nippert ’59Robert W. Porter ’59Richard L. Lancione ’60William M. Hildebolt ’63Robert C. Ross ’64Dr. Franklin M. Scheel ’64Jack B. Wolfe ’71James A. Innocenzi ’74Jerry A. Gilliland ’75Alan R. Seffens ’76Timothy N. Turrittin ’82Daniel Stiffler ’84Brian R. Fulton ’86Thomas A. Kleinhanzl ’86David L. Rausch ’86Jeffery L. Haskett ’88Christopher J. Niles ’88In honor ofthe Pledge Class of 1988

Christian M. Smith ’88Shih-Shen A. Yang ’96Ronald J. Dimmerling ’97Brian T. Pulfer ’97Jason D. Rake ’99Sean P. Logue ’03In memory and honor of all House Managers

Daniel Kirk Marker ’03John M. Roscoe ’03G. Matthew Gaumer ’06

The Shield Society ($1,000 to $2,499)Jerry Nelson, UCLA ’55Joseph B. DeVennish ’36C. Richard Grieser ’39In honor ofthe Class of 1939

J. Cheney Humphreys ’40William C. Kiefer ’43Kyle I. McIntosh Jr. ’45Thomas B. Meek Jr. ’47Richard F. Slager ’47John B. Joyce Jr. ’48Warren S. Weiant III ’48Milton L. Van Schoik ’49Frederick G. Taylor ’50Dick Ward ’51In memory ofDick Ingel

Philip M. Wagner ’55Gerald A. Mollica ’57Ross E. Austin ’59Dr. Frank C. Theisen ’60In memory of William C. Theisen

John E. Bender, Ph.D. ’62William R. Leland ’63Kenneth J. Spicer ’63Jerry L. Kavka ’66 & Bob C. Ross ’64In memory ofBob C. Holzman ’63

Jerry Gatto ’65Thomas W. Faessler ’66Stephen H. Witwer ’66Eugene E. Hanacek ’69Thomas H. Hardy ’69Edward B. DeVennish ’70Dr. Thomas H. Olszewski ’70William A. Reddington ’71Charles B. Clutter ’72Charles M. Fields, M.D. ’75In memory of Mom Vogt

Dr. Andrew M. Norris ’75Jeffrey W. Williams ’75In memory ofRoger E. Williams ’49

Jay Robert Fuller ’76Dr. David A. Pressler ’78James R. Blazer II ’79Jeffrey C. Bailey ’80Barnes Family GiftL. Bruce Barnes ’49Robert C. Barnes ’81R. Tyler Barnes ’10

Thomas J. Capuano Jr. ’81Christopher M. Lott ’86David A. Nadolny ’86Richard J. Cumbo ’87In memory ofPeter C. Cumbo

Bradley J. Fehn ’87Eric M. Lapp ’88Christopher E. Axene ’89

Scott L. Haegele ’89Michael K. Hauck ’89James C. Zimmer Jr. ’89C. Jeffrey Hunsaker ’91Michael J. Barhorst ’92In memory of Mom Fletcher and Dot

Todd M. Stadler ’92Brian M. Borcherding ’95Michael A. Roberts ’95Brian J. Santin ’99Charles R. Snyder III ’99Theodore G. Snyder ’99Andrew T. Brace ’00Bartholomew W. Connolly ’00Matthew D. Wartko ’00Sean A. Whalen ’01Scott Beck ’02Jason R. Brown ’02David M. Hoeprich ’02Burgess O. Huntley ’03Douglas R. Smith ’03Brian R. Williams ’03Theodore T. Wireko ’03Steven C. Woods ’03Stephen G. Berardino ’04Jason A. Davoll ’04Andrew E. Hootman ’04Michael D. Johnson ’04Jacob R. Roehl ’04David C. Voll ’04Michael A. Evans ’05H. Christopher Friend ’05Corey Perkins ’05Stephen Smith ’05Jared Cauffield ’06Adam C. Helbling ’06Stephen A. Sapp ’06Edward A. Szczypinski ’06

The Brotherhood Society (Up to $999)Ashell BryantPatricia ChorneyBill and Denise CulbertsonArdis HussJerome KerlekEdward PullekinsSchwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Ira WeissHoward N. Bullock ’37Robert C. Bohannan ’38Charles A. Carlson Jr. ’40W. Reed McClelland ’40Philip L. Richey ’41Orland W. Ross ’42Joseph B. Dunn ’43

Phi Kappa Psi

Frank R. Middaugh ’43George R. Simeon ’43James Boucher ’44Robert T. Duncan, D.D.S. ’44

William F. Schafer ’45John H. Shuler ’45Frank M. Root Jr. ’46Richard L. Wunderlich ’46Albert W. Cramer ’47James B. Crowther ’47In memory ofField Crowther ’39

John L. Fenton ’47In memory of William

R. Miller ’45Donald R. Fraser ’47Robert H. Hile ’47Robert E. Leader ’47Patrick J. Shouvlin ’48George Gianopulos ’49James R. Slager ’49William R. Cryder ’50John S. Bly, D.D.S. ’51Albert H. Hayes ’51Edward A. Johnson, M.D. ’51

Robert G. Courter ’52Donald F. Bowers Jr. ’53Don C. Milhoan ’53Frank W. Forsythe Jr. ’54Paul G. Hamill Jr. ’54Fred W. Kiemle ’54Charles L. Stoup Jr. ’55Robert O. Renz ’56Ralph B. Hoffman ’57

James H. Frazier Jr. ’58Frederick H. Thomas ’59Robert D. Izer ’60Charles M. Moffitt Jr. ’60Ronald Whiting ’61In memory ofWM. H. White ’62

John P. “Jack” Gordon ’62Warner P. Simpson ’62Dr. Robert C. SkillicornMarlow G. Zigler ’62Thomas W. Ulrich ’63Jeffrey R. Neel ’65Craig A. Stephens ’65Gary E. Gumz ’66Keith L. Volz ’66Robert Hooks ’67Randall C. Ingold ’67John E. Schuster ’67H. Scott Ayle ’68Mark W. Darling ’68Richard H. Donnell ’68John R. Graham ’68Robert E. Miles ’68Brett A. Thompson ’68Timothy J. Ledvina ’69John S. Wiseman ’69Curtis W. Davis III ’70Dr. Alan B. Bradley ’72Dennis M. O’Gorman ’72Scott S. Thompson ’72Charles R. Winger ’72Michael G. Detzel ’75In honor ofhis brothers at Phi Kappa Psi

Thomas R. Hempstead ’76Christopher J. Vlahos ’76Raymond M. Galvin ’77Charles R. Havener ’77Christopher A. Alaburda ’78Keith Cheney ’79Douglas H. Carter ’80Robert W. Oller ’81Kristopher L. Howerton ’82Duncan A. Lonsdale ’82Kurt J. Forster ’83Jeffrey McNaughton ’83Thomas A. Newsom ’83Gregg B. Vosler ’84In memory ofJerry Vosler

Matthew W. Craig ’86G. Scott McComb ’86David S. McCormick ’86Edward A. Mitchell ’86Doug Olesen ’86Walter C. Omiecinski ’86Michael R. Reed ’86Brad A. Vosler ’86In memory ofJerry Vosler

Thomas J. Wagner ’86Peter E. Redetzki ’87Stephen L. Spinner ’87David G. Bingham ’88Aaron M. Schrein ’88William J. Bayer ’89Jeffery T. Capek ’90Daryn M. Fair ’90Joseph H. Haskett ’90Peter E. Nessif ’90

Bob G. Vance ’90James Wallace ’90John F. Letzelter ’91Christopher G. Ross ’91Scott T. Wessner ’91Bradley R. Buelow ’92Dave S. Cantwell ’92Richard W. Healy III ’92Michael J. Jagodzinski ’92Todd J. Newton ’92David R. Allen ’93Robert Lewis ’93Matthew C. McAuliffe ’93Rudolph R. Piekarski ’93Jeffrey M. Billy ’95Dax Hoff ’95Gary Ost ’95In memory of Steve Lipowski ’94

Gilbert A. Smith ’95Andrew M. Kaminski ’96Ryan Brown ’97Peter C. Uher ’97Justin Metzler ’98Philip G. Stover ’98Anthony B. Sacco ’99Timothy S. Watson ’99Wesley D. Hahn ’01Kyle A. Maurer ’02Gregory A. Rutkowski ’04Alexander F. Yablonsky ’07Michael Hammer ’10

n 5Visit www.ohiodelta.blogspot.com for campaign photos and videos.

Renovation on the first floor nears completion in late June.

SUMMER 2011 RENOVATION HIGHLIGHTS

Floors are refinished, making them look new again.

The interior renovation

Framing is put up on the second floor.

Make your pledge today!

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Ohio Delta Company

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Worthington, OH 43085-1234

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Summer interior renovations in fullswing. See more photos inside!

Chapter eternal

J. Cheney Humphreys ’40 passed on to Chap-ter Eternal on January 10, 2010. He was a resi-dent of Dayton, Ohio, and had previouslyworked for Dayton Power & Light Company.

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Orland W. Ross ’42 lives in Columbus, Ohio,and is the retired vice president of Berwanger &Overmyer. E-mail: owr062720@aol.com

James B. Crowther ’47 plays a lot of golf andenjoys his rewarding life with his wife of 60 years,Mary. They reside in Houston, Texas, and havefour grown children: Mim, Kim, Jim, and Page.Jim is retired from Velcon Filters where he was aregional salesman. E-mail: ncrowther1@aol.com

Dr. Bruce L. Barnes ’49 is part of a three-gener-ation family of Ohio Delta Phi Psis with his sonRobert Charles ’81 and grandson Robert Tyler’10 as members. Bruce resides with his wife,Neila, in Middletown, Ohio. He is a retired oralsurgeon.

Ronald K. Whiting ’61 lives in Painesville,Ohio, and has four sons: Gregory, Timothy, Ken-neth, and Nathanial. He works in the mainte-nance department for Independence PlaceCondominium Association in Mentor. E-mail:rwhitting@sbcglobal.net

Jim B. Skirvin Jr. ’66 is a semi-retired entrepreneurdoing job development work for individuals withdisabilities (www.sendkindnesswithcards.com). He

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lives in Hermitage, Tenn., and has one son,Nathanael. E-mail: jim.skirvin@gmail.com

Robert W. Hooks ‘67 is still vice presidentof Sargent & Lundy LLC and enjoys it. Heand his wife, Kathi, spend as much time asthey can with their three children and fivegrandchildren in Chicago and Houston.They all take a trip to Steamboat Springs,Colo., in the summer and winter. Bob andKathi reside in Hinsdale, Ill. E-mail:hoooks3@aol.com

Dave A. Nadolny ’86 is a senior fiscal spe-cialist for Franklin County Board ofMR/DD. He co-wrote and published Profes-sor Gordian’s Grimoire, a supplemental bookdescribing monsters in the Fellowship of theWhite Star role-playing game. He and hiswife, Jodi, have two children, Steven andAndrea. E-mail: dnadolny@columbus.rr.com

Adam T. Colwell ’01 works for Quest Soft-ware as a sales representative in Dublin,Ohio. He resides in Columbus. E-mail:adam.t.colwell@gmail.com

Michael J. Williams ’04 works in the med-ical device sales field with Johnson & John-son. He lives in Arlington, Va. E-mail:mikejwilliams07@aol.com

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follow our new blog for the latest updates onthe house renovation and capital campaign:

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2011 HomecomingOctober 28 at the newly renovated Chapter House

See inside for more details.