George A. Beck, H.B. ‘43 VA Omega Alpha

Funds Two New Educational Foundation

Scholarships The Trustees of the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation are pleased to announce two new scholarships, which have been funded by Brother George A. Beck, H.B., ‘43 VA Omega Alpha, University of Virginia. Since his initiation, and through the many years he served as Executive Secretary, Executive Director, and Executive Vice President of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity, and now as a Trustee of the Educational Foundation, George has generously donated his time, money and efforts towards helping both our Fraternity and Educational Foundation reach its many goals. George, through his personal donations to the George Beck and Dorothy Beck Educational Fund, will fund these two new scholarships, with the hope of helping yet another Pi Lam reach his own personal aspirations. The Dorothy Beck VA Omega Alpha Scholarship will be awarded, annually, to one exceptionally qualified brother of the VA Omega Alpha chapter. The $2,500 scholarship award is restricted to brothers of this chapter who are actively attending the University of Virginia. Award monies will be applied to the recipient’s outstanding academic expenses at the University. The first of these scholarships has been awarded for the spring 2007 semester (see page 3 for article on 2007 Scholarship Recipients). Annually, beginning with the 2007-2008 academic year, The George A. Beck, H.B. Scholarship, will be made available to brothers of all chapters of our Fraternity who are actively studying at a college or university. Each year, one $2,500 scholarship will be awarded to an outstanding student, who exceeds the personal and academic qualifications required as an applicant. The Board of Trustees of the Educational Foundation, as well as the International Executive Council of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity, extends sincere thanks to George for his continuous service. Brother George again exemplifies:

Not Four Years, But a Lifetime!

In 2006, the Trustees of the Educational Foundation elected three new members to its Board of Trustees. There are now eight members overseeing the educational, training and scholarship programs instituted on behalf of our undergraduate brothers. These brothers volunteer their time on behalf of the Foundation, and they offer a wealth of professional and personal experience needed to organize and maintain current programs and to help direct the efforts of the Foundation towards reaching its future goals.

Bill Chorba

‘92 OH Beta Tau Baldwin-Wallace College Bill joins the Foundation as the first of the newly elected Trustees. A graduate of Baldwin-Wallace College with a BA in Business Administration/Accounting, he is now a CPA and Chief Financial Officer for CPI, an employee benefits, payroll, and human resource firm, in Ohio. Bill has held positions at other major financial and risk management giants such as Marsh & McLennan. He is a member of the Accountancy Board of Ohio, the American Institute of Certified Public Accounts and the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accounts. Additionally, Bill is affiliated with the Cleveland Cleveland Bridge Builders, an Alumnus of Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership

Society, and a cabinet member of GeneratioNext (United Way). Besides volunteering his efforts toward the work of the Educational Foundation, Bill participates in events for Junior Achievement, United Way, the Leukemia Society, and the American Cancer Society. In his spare time, Bill enjoys weightlifting, motorcycles, home remodeling and anything automotive. Along with his wife, Belinda, and stepsons, Jared and Jason, Bi l l re s ides in Ely r ia , Ohio

Ron was elected a Trustee of the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation in 2006, having served as President, Treasurer, and Vice Present of the Fraternity’s International Executive Council. Ron began his career in Pi Lambda Phi in 1958, when he was initiated into the PA Omega Kappa Chapter at Washington & Jefferson College. He was elected Rex of his chapter in 1960, and became the first Pi Lam on campus to hold the position of President of the Inter-Fraternity Council.

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At the 2006 111th Annual Pi Lambda Phi Convention at the University of Cincinnati, Honorary Guest Speaker and Olympic Gold

Medalist, Harrison Dillard, ‘49 OH Beta Tau, Baldwin-Wallace, shares a special

photo op with undergraduate Brother Jason Vuu, ‘09 MA Theta, MIT. For more on this

past year’s convention, see page 7.

Educational Foundation Elects Three New Members to

Board of Trustees

Ronald M. Grossman, M.D., C.K ‘61 PA Omega Kappa

Washington & Jefferson College Past President, IEC

The Trustees of

The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation, Inc.

Stanley L. Klunder, H.B. President

Hon. John L. Braxton

Vice President

Max A. Dobens, C.K. Treasurer

and Secretary

Richard M. Heim, H.B.

Trustee

Warren A. Weiss, H.B. Trustee

Bill Chorba

Trustee

Ronald M. Grossman, M.D., C.K. Trustee

George A. Beck, H.B.

Trustee

@ Denise A. Avanzato

Administrator

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All rights reserved. No duplication without

permission from The Pi Lambda Phi

Educational Foundation, Inc. 304 Federal Road

Suite 113 Brookfield, CT 06804

(203) 740-1044 (203) 740-1644 (fax)

Foundation@pilambdaphi.org

Stanley L. Klunder, H.B. President

Dear Brothers: Once again we are pleased to share with you news and information about your Fraternity and Educational Foundation. This publication is possible because of the generous support of Pi Lam brothers, who have contributed to the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation in 2006. This past year, over 830 alumni brothers have supported the work of the Foundation, a 12% increase over the previous year! Their donations are greatly appreciated and we proudly list their names beginning on page 4. Additionally, beginning on page 8, the Foundation is pleased to recognize 653 brothers, celebrating a milestone anniversary of 75, 50, or 25 years since their initiation into Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity. The purpose of the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation is to support the educational and scholarship efforts of our Fraternity. This past year, the Foundation has increased its support of the Fraternity and expanded the number of scholarships awarded to individual undergraduate brothers. The Foundation also strives to judicially mange overhead costs associated with running a modern Foundation. This publication was created “in-house,” by the Foundation Administrator, Denise Avanzato, with additional articles and content contributed by Fraternity brothers. Denise is the only paid employee of the Foundation, working on a part-time basis. All Trustees are volunteers who pay their own expenses to attend meetings with other brothers, such as George Bruckman, who provides legal advice and support. This year, the Foundation hopes to continue making forward strides by expanding scholarship opportunities for undergraduate brothers. It is also hoped to continue assisting the Fraternity in its effort to provide the valuable and critical financial support necessary for educational programs offered to the chapters. Fraternity educational efforts targeted to risk management, chapter leadership training, substance abuse, prejudice, etc., help our brothers develop strong chapters and, most importantly, establish essential character traits necessary to compete on campus and after graduation. Thanks for a terrific 2006, and we all look forward to another great year in the history of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity! Fraternally,

PI LAMBDA PHI EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.

AN IRS RECOGNIZED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION

Pittsburgh to Host 2007 Convention The Pi Lambda Phi Convention Committee has selected Pittsburgh to host this year’s 112th Annual Leadership Convention. Pittsburgh is central to many of our chapters and it offers a great summer location with many activities for both undergraduate and alumni attendees. The Fraternity, with the aid of the Educational Foundation, is focused on providing training and educating members, who subscribe to our principles and values of tolerance and a better understanding ‘twixt men. As plans progress, further information regarding Convention 2007 will be provided on the Fraternity website at www.pilambdaphi.org. The International Executive Council, through the support of the Educational Foundation, has been developing and testing programming for the leaders of today. These programs facilitate the growth of our members. Your donations to the Educational Foundation help fund the leadership, educational and training programs offered to our undergraduate leaders.

We thank you for your support!

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Spring 2007 Educational Foundation

Scholarships The Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation, through the generosity of alumni who have contributed to the 2006 Annual Alumni Donation Program, has awarded three scholarships for the spring 2007 semester. The following undergraduate brothers have received $2,500 each, payable toward their academic expenses at their respective universities. On behalf of these brothers, the Educational Foundation extends sincere gratitude to its alumni…for it is through your support that this scholarship program is again possible. Providing this program, and the many other programs that have been offered through the Foundation, is vital to the personal and academic development of our undergraduate brotherhood!

Ian Scott Lowe ‘07 OH Beta Tau Baldwin-Wallace College

Ian is a senior attending Baldwin-Wallace College, majoring in History and Secondary Education. He is a resident of McDonald, PA, and was initiated a member of the OH Beta Tau chapter in 2005. Ian has held chapter positions as Rex, New Member Class President, Fundraising Director, Recruitment Director, and Recruitment Director Advisor, and has served on the Standards (Judicial) Board. Additionally he was honored as Greek Outstanding New Member of the Year (2005). With a cumulative GPA of 3.36, Ian has deservingly made the Dean’s List in fall 2005 and spring 2006, and has been honored by Omicron Delta Kappa and the Order of Omega. Since 2004, Brother Lowe has served the U.S. Air Force Reserves as a Senior Airman, and has been promoted twice to advancing levels of leadership. In is “spare” time, Ian has been extensively involved in both campus and community organizations including, but not limited to, Office of Community Outreach, Alumni Student Ambassadors, Emerging Leaders, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Residence Life Staff, Teaching Together, Students for a Free Tibet, Toastmasters International, and the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh. In his future, Ian sees plans to continue serving our country as a commissioned officer of the U.S. Air Force, and hopes to some day have the opportunity to join the Peace Corp or some equivalent human services group. Educating and mentoring is also an aspiration, as he would eventually like to teach and later shift to the administration level within the educational system.

Michael E. Jankosky ‘07, OH Beta Tau Baldwin-Wallace College

Aspiring to a career in the performing arts, namely opera, Michael is pursuing a BA Music (voice) at Baldwin-Wallace. Furthering his education after graduation in 2007, he plans to acquire an MA Music, and dedicate himself to bringing the performing arts to deficient regions in our country. Michael was initiated into OH Beta Tau in 2006. In addition to his educational diligence - consistently maintaining his status on the Dean List with a cumulative GPA of 3.85 - he has actively contributed to his chapter as a Fundraising Committee Leader, organizing and executing more fundraising and philanthropic events for chapter operations and dues payments than in any other period in the chapter’s revitalization. Additionally, he is a BW Resident Assistant and a Certified Peer Educator. Extracurricular activities are many, for Michael, as he is a member of the BW Opera, BW Theater, College Choir, and holds an esteemed position in the choir of St. John’s Cathedral, in downtown Cleveland. Michael enjoys racquetball, in-line skating , baseball, frisbee and skateboarding. Through his experiences as a member of Pi Lambda Phi, Michael feels he has gained the leadership skills necessary to organize his arts advocacy plans and advance his exposure and connections on campus. Not only has he become more connected with the campus as a mover, he has learned to connect with other men in a profound manner, establishing bonds of true honor and trust.

Michael Steiner ‘08 OH Beta Tau Baldwin-Wallace College

Majoring in Public Relations, Michael (Mick) is a junior at BW, and has been elected Rex this past February. He has held the positions of Scribe, Communications Committee Advisor, Public Relations Chair, and a member of the Recruitment Committee for the OH Beta Tau chapter. Mick is a resident of North Olmsted, Ohio. Initiated in spring, 2005, Mick has received multiple honors and awards, which include a BW Dean’s Scholarship, Alpha Lambda First-year Honorary, Laurels Honor Society Deans List…and Greek God candidate 2006. Additional to his academic dedication, Mick is a former president of Habitat for Humanity, currently on its building committee, has served on the Sponsorship Committee for Dance Marathon (funds raised for St. Jude’s Research Hospital), has lent a hand for Saturday of Service, and is an Alumni

Ambassador, a Student Activities Assistant, and a former Resident Assistant. Post graduation, Mick plans to either attend graduate school to study Student Affairs and plans a career in Higher Education Personnel or Public Relations. This coming summer, he will complete one of two internships at Cedar Point Amusement Park or in the BW Office of College Relations to further solidify his career goals.

2007 Scholarship

Announcements

As the new Rex of the Oh Beta Tau, Mick plans to continue to uphold his chapter’s highest standards of service, study, and social responsibility…and to bring the chapter to a stable 50 members. He plans to lead his chapter in efforts to combat and balance the equilibrium of work and play, and to restore the leadership and gentlemanly qualities of its members, necessary to represent Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity.

Spring 2007 Dorothy Beck VA Omega Alpha

Scholarship Through the generosity of Brother George A. Beck, H.B., ‘43 VA Omega Alpha, the University of Virginia, and in honor of his deceased first wife, Dorothy, a restricted scholarship fund has been instituted for brothers in good standing of the VA Omega Alpha Chapter currently attending the University. Brother Beck offers this $2,500 scholarship annually to one outstanding brother, with the hope of helping him reach his personal goals. This year, the flagship year for this scholarship, the outstanding recipient is: Christopher Wenzel ‘07 VA Omega Alpha The University of Virginia Christopher was initiated a Brother of the VA Omega Alpha Chapter in fall 2003. He is a senior, majoring in Mechanical Engineering and Government, and is active in the Naval ROTC. Not only is Christopher dedicated to his studies, upholding a current cumulative GPA of 3.18, he has been actively involved in his work as a Pi Lam, having held the positions of Rex, New Member Educator, Assistant NM Education and held a seat on the Standards Board. Academically, and within the ROTC program, Christopher has received honors and awards as Midshipmen of the fall 2003 Semester, Pi Tau Sigma International Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, and the Order of the Omega. Recently, Christopher was selected to the Navy’s flight training program and will spend the better part of the next two years rotating through various training commands to become a naval aviator. He aspires to become an F/A-18 Hornet pilot and committing to serving the Navy for eight years. At some future point, he would like to teach high school history or government and coach baseball and basketball. As a Pi Lam, Christopher has contributed to and seen the results of upholding standards of conduct and the positive effects and value of initiative and personal responsibility.

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2006 Educational Foundation Donations by Donor Level

PILAM SOCIETY $1,000-$5000 Donation

CA UPSILON

Stephen B. Meisel

FLORIDA DELTA Albert Henry Kahn Stephen Hale Cypen

Robert Alan

IN ALPHA DELTA Charles R. Rubright

PA ALPHA DELTA Robert M. Rosenthal

PA EPSILON ZETA

Jerry S. Handler

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $500-$999 Donation

CA TAU

Todd E. Gelfand D. Richard Masson

CO ALPHA BETA

George Bussey

FLORIDA DELTA Fredric G. Levin Elliot H. Loden

FL DELTA UPSILON

Harold J. Halpin

MA ALPHA EPSILON Arthur N. Ryan

MD KAPPA DELTA

Irving N. Webb

MD RHO Mr. William S. Castle

MI EPSILON

Maurice D. Weidenthal

NY KAPPA TAU James S. DeLuca

PA DELTA IOTA

Barry K. Hinkle Edward K. Leventhal

PA EPSILON ZETA

Raymond B. Evans

PA GAMMA SIGMA Alan L. Rosen

PA KAPPA OMEGA

Steven J. Beasty

PA OMEGA DELTA Kenneth J. Fasola

PA SIGMA UPSILON

Gary E. Sanders

TX ALPHA OMEGA John L. Griffis, Jr.

REX’S CIRCLE

$250-$499 Donation

VA OMEGA ALPHA Spencer Andrew Syrett

CA TAU

Alan C. Mendelson Jeffrey H. Greenberg

CA UPSILON

William D. Feldman Stanley K. King

DE DELTA ALPHA

William D. Rivkin

FL DELTA Morty Rosenkranz Donald Chaiken

Stephen David Gardner Charles P. Steinmetz

Norman K. Goldenberg Charles B. Gusky

Mark Yaeger

IN ALPHA DELTA Douglas B. Butler

MA THETA

Stephen M. Chapman Dr. Steven R. Bader

Philip R. Macht Carl Steven Treichel

MD KAPPA CHI

Warren W. Campbell

MI EPSILON Jules Belkin

NC OMEGA BETA Col. John F. Glenn

NJ THETA

Daniel F. Fisher

NY BETA LAMBDA George T. Bruckman

NY BETA OMICRON Stanley L. Klunder, H.B.

NY DELTA / NY BAD

S. Edward Wilson

NY GAMMA Elliot R. Wax

NY KAPPA TAU

Mark E. Koslin

NY SIGMA TAU Dr. Leon A. Schein

Dr. Howard E. Lorber Allan Starr

OH BETA TAU Bruce W. Ireland

OK IOTA

Salem Lionel Geller

PA ALPHA DELTA Herbert Wagner

Eli Hoffman

PA TAU OMEGA Philip G. Samponaro

VA OMEGA ALPHA George A. Beck, H.B. Dr. Stephen T. Olin

H.D. Bruns, III Mark Randle Williams Jonathan M. Cristiani

VA OMEGA RHO Brandon C. Taylor

VA PSI

Kenneth I. Goldberg

WI OMEGA Eugene John Eder

Hon E. Neal Finkelman Stephen H. Marcus

CENTURY CLUB $100-$249 Donation

CA TAU

Frank R. Goodman Norman L. Stern

Philip J. Gold Mike Diamond

Andrew R. Robinson David E. Binetti

Stanley M. Friedman Andrew C. Berger

Larry E. Goodfriend

CA UPSILON Lester Ziffren Lewis Morgen

Martin L. Kozberg Gerald E. Dorfman

Mitchell Egers Rafer L. Johnson

Bernard Silverman Michael Agran

William C. Roen Richard E. Grey

Charles Lane George S. Wolfberg

Richard Alan Braeger Hugh L. Gottfried

Norman L. Hanover Howard A. Miller

Leo Zusman

CO ALPHA BETA James M. Schultz

CN KAPPA

Jay B. Scolnick

CT ALPHA CHI Robert Arthur Bernier

FL DELTA

Dr. Jonathan L. Rauch Reed M. Helman

Edwin Morris Friedlander Lawrence L. Jaffe

Harry Meyer Rosen Morris Futernick

Joel Merritt Rabin Stanley Newmark Barry W. Zimbler Stanley C. Kessler

Allen S. Levi Russell L. Klepper

Charles A. Stampelos Robert David Klausner

Andrew J. Salzman Michael Cook Paul M. Faver Brian H. Matz

Richard M. Sepler Michael S. Parker

Kenneth David Cohen Dr. Manuel Frankel Melvin A. Shader Joseph M. Jacoby Larry M. Mizrach

Arnold Kwart Robert L. Beskind

Richard Michael Haber Michael D. Rosenbloum

Barry Stephen Shein Scott I. Manzo

Barry E. Schapiro

Scott B. Ramo

Leonard L. Levenstein Hadley S. Engelhard

FL DELTA UPSILON

Dr. Alan B. Brown Matthew B Hendrian Roger W. Makowski

FL KAPPA EPSILON

Shannon H. Cash

FL OMEGA ETA Herschel Rosenthal

Larry Perl

IL OMICRON Franklin E. Horwich Dr. Arnold L. Tanis

IL TAU DELTA Edward B. Cohen Maury L. Fertig David I. Klein

Terry I. Younger Glenn A. Weiss James M. Winett Richard Rodnick Stephen E. Elkins Lester Sadowsky

Steven Lake William Multack

IN ALPHA DELTA

Charles S. Fuller David L. Piker

James D. Quisenberry Dr. John F. Leeke Robert E. Nisbet John R. Lucas

IN ALPHA THETA

Zalman Weinberg

MA ALPHA EPSILON Kevin F. St. Cyr

Lawrence A. Acquarulo

MA KAPPA NU Donald M. Green Rudolph Hurwich Dr. Arthur I. Auer Dr. Norton Baron

Dr. Wayne G. Siegel Philip Arthur Zylberman

James R. Deasy Dr. Ronald E. Zelazo

Matthew Lorber L. Dennis Shapiro Raymond G. Paret

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Annual alumni donations are crucial toward ensuring

scholarship and training programs for the personal and educational

advancement of our undergraduate brothers!

Help keep our traditions alive! For more information, please contact the Foundation office: Foundation@pilambdaphi.org

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CENTURY CLUB $100-$249 Donation

(concluded)

MA THETA Howard A. Cohen

MD PI PHI

Anthony Vance

ME BETA CHI L. Gary Knight

MI EPSILON

Dr. Robert J. Kositchek Leon A. Greenblatt Robert E. Mellen

Howard F. Wallach

MN KAPPHA CHI Dr. Fred Foss

Joel A. Markovits

MO PI Mark E. Mason

Sanford Jay Spitzer Morrie Zimring

Michael M. Frank Marshall Neil Myers

NC OMEGA BETA Donald S. Schlenger

Donald W. Paley

NC OMEGA TAU William T. Jenkins

NE CHI

Harvey Burstein

NH PI Thomas Alan Blumberg

Kenneth A. Sagat

NJ THETA Mitchell John Stanko

NY ALPHA MU

Robert M. Zwiebach Hon. Eliot Engel

NY BETA OMICRON

Richard A. Cini Ajay V. Reddy

Richard P. Antoneck

NY DELTA Leslie W. Stern Barry S. Cohen

NY GAMMA

Sidney Kastenbaum Matthew M. Zuckerman

Robert Earl Halpern Stephan H. Peskin Richard B. Honig

Marvin Mass

NY KAPPA TAU Dr. Bruce W. Friday David Charles Stark Kenneth W. Barton Mark F. Moriarty

Roger Barton Orloff Richard D. Gibson

Ronald P. Preston Jaques P. Wolfner Jeffrey D. Ehrlich

NY OMEGA EPSILON

Alexander Kushner Jason S. Ascher

NY OMEGA MU

Mortimer Klaus

NY PHI LAMBDA Edward Panes

Richard M. Hyne

NY SIGMA TAU Gerald Weinberger

Ira Zankel Andrew Molot

OH BETA SIGMA

Mitchell H. Bernstein

OH BETA TAU Bill Chorba

Eric M. Calabrese Jack D. L. Carrothers

OH MU

Jerry Turk Harry Danziger

OK IOTA

Robert N. Yaffe Stephen Allen Janger Jerry Gordon Zuber

PA ALPHA DELTA

Marvin A. Welsch Lawrence D. Marcus

Leon Joseph Greenspan David G. Silver

Alan J. Markowitz David J. McDonnell

Chris M Laskey Michael Schwartz

Murry Swartz

PA ALPHA XI Michael T. Hatrak

PA BETA SIGMA

Larry Ash

PA BETA ZETA Stephen P. Marting

PA DELTA IOTA

Robin P. Brobs Dr. Wayne J. Rohrbaugh Anthony Charles DeLuca

James B. Morris, Jr. John J. Finn

PA EPSILON ZETA Dr. Abraham L. Gitlow Lawrence W. Kaplan

Dr. Andrew C. Goldring Patrick B. Faul Chris Higgins

Jonathan J. Konoff Dr. Stanley L. Malkin Wilbur Hayden Odell

Geoffrey R. Stone Robert Z. Midler

PA GAMMA CHI

Robert A. Payne

PA GAMMA SIGMA Edgar Levenson

Gerald H. Weiner Melvin M. Brooks J. Richard Bergad

Joel Smalley Alan R. Malasky

Martin Engels Pasquale Dante Gentile

Michael D. London Dr. Melvin M. Schiff

Joel I. Bennett Robert Seiner

PA OMEGA DELTA

Robert C. Davis Mark Allan Bobb Norbert Gaelen

PA OMEGA GAMMA

Malcolm Robert Goldstein Richard M. Heim, H.B.

Martin I. Rothblum Dr. Samuel Gilbert Ryan

David P. Heilveil Thomas Eugene Robinson

Thomas W. Turner Ronald L. Chapman

Hon. John L. Braxton Jeffrey Peter Freed Jeffrey Steven Loeb

PA PHI SIGMA James Q. Lightner

Harry T. Lipschultz

PA SIGMA Dr. Sanford G. Bluestein

Andrew B. Golbert

PA TAU OMEGA Allen B. Swerdlick

Anthony M. Jacquinto Jonathan R Stern

Paul S. Kaufman, C.K.

RI PHI Dr. Steven A. Kramer

VA LAMBDA KAPPA

Frank H. Earle, IV Harvey F. Wood James S. Albany

VA OMEGA ALPHA David L. Temple, Jr.

Charles T. Dent Judge Robert Downer, Jr.

Matthew P. Fitzpatrick Dr. William H. Victor Alexander Ruygrok Edward M. Bohlin Martin Alan Kidd

VA PSI

Warren A. Weiss, H.B. Kenneth Kranzberg Edwin P. Hopkins

Oren R. Lewis

WA EPSILON ALPHA Jonathan Borell

WI OMEGA Walter Pancoe

Lawrence E. Kern Richard Steiner

Jeffrey A. Shneider Dale S. Mitchell

Mark E. Brickman Richard Glazer

Brannon Lambert Ralph Levitt

CONTRIBUTORS

CA KAPPA

Roland M. Greenberg Daniel H. Gam

CA TAU

Gregory S. Frank Alvin B. Davidson

Harry Bistrin Albert M. Lapides

Sigmund A. Freeman Jeffrey L. Donner

Richard A. Michner Stephen H. Kay

George J. Boodrookas Dr. Stephen H. Abel

Morton Rothman Dr. Paul J. Hoffman

Owen A Hou Francisco Llosa Lorin B. Blum

Ross R. Goldware

CA UPSILON Arnold Rudin

Melville H. Nahin Jesse Beim

Theodore Goldberg Norman Shapiro

Sherman Allen Silverman Charles Soter Paul W.

Hittelman Leonard Frierman

Robert Fred Seiden Dr. Brian J. Ginsburg

Lawrence M. Grossman

CN KAPPA Dr .William W. Cohen

CT ALPHA CHI Alec R. Bobrow 50 Daniel J. Falotico Edward Szepanski

CT TAU KAPPA Steven J. Musco Mark I. Farber

DE DELTA ALPHA

Robert A. Schmitt

FL DELTA Hon. Irving Cypen Joseph L. Schwartz Richard Paul Forster

Eric Marc Bender Ira L. Heller

Carey J. Laufer Jeff J. Wixted

Dr. Jay Harris Levy Henry Rodstein

Lewis Martin Joseph

Myron L. Corets

John Richard Phillips Charles Louis Ruffner

Robert Howard Hoffman Barry I. Meade

David A. Kroner Jeffrey M. Braxton Leslie R. Forster

David J. Weinberger Arthur Joel Sheldon

Anthony Diaz Martin B. Hoffman

FL DELTA UPSILON

Andrew Krentz

FL OMEGA ETA Julian R. Benjamin, C.K.

Joseph Golden Paul H. Tocker Barry Szemere

Sydney Robert Gordon Dean Wolf

William Stephen Cohen

IL TAU DELTA Joseph N. Greenhouse

Scott Goldenberg Stephen A. Chodash

Glen M. Krandel Leonard S. Oppenheimer

Daniel I. Bregman Sam Berger

Basil Michael Kromelow Brian H. Albert Phillip C. Bishaf Jerrold J. Ezgur David Feinartz

Richard L Cardozo Roger Leigh Marcus

IN ALPHA DELTA Gordon W. Henriott

David R. Gow Lou Waggoner John B. Mier

Damian T. Macey Rev. Robert G. Carroon

Brad A. Roberson Richard W. Ewick

IN ALPHA THETA Robert S. Gartenberg

MA ALPHA EPSILON

Thomas A. Reilley Lester L. Bebchick Paul J. Imbergamo

Richard W. Woolfrey

Bradley Keith Warren Timothy M. Kneale

Curtis Sherwin Green

MA KAPA NU David A. Kisiday William Demeo

MA THETA

Alan D. Bercow Michael Levy

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CONTRIBUTORS (continued)

MA THETA (concluced)

Jack Alvin Belz Norman Shillman

Marshall Greenspan Dr. Paul Michael Ness

James M. Barrabee Richard Braun

Dr. John G. DeLuca Dr. Thomas E. Wolff

Michael C. Cohen Robert M. Asher

Dr. Robert Lloyd Silver John J. Nugen Jamie B. Bader

Stephen R. Dusse David Neville Prugh

Harold R. Cohen

MD RHO David I. Shapiro

ME BETA CHI

A. Blair Janes

MI DELTA BETA Dr. Robert Loesch, Hon., C.K.

MI EPSILON

Eugene M. Strauss Lawrence J. Galinkin

Barry M. Wepman Murray L. Yoffee Robert J. Gordon

Jeffrey E. Edelman Jeffrey Jenks

Douglas H. Steinberg Ivan Goldberg

MI MU DELTA

Michael E. Cannella

MN KAPPA CHI William G. Weist Mark W. Wermers

MO PI

Charles A. Berg Robert Michael Balk

Neil David Rosenberg Dr. Barry Alan Siege Bruce Harlan Becker John David Simon Robert Glashow

Michael N. Newmark

NC OMEGA BETA Lawrence J. Goldrich

Alan Bergman Lewis S. Ripps

Howard E. Silvers Norman F. Steinberger Preston N. Comeaux Charles T. Ozment Robert Michael Eve William N. Kingoff

Chad D. Veen

NC OMEGA ZETA Charles W. Myers

Tracy A. Wyatt Robert W. Freitag

NH PI

Adolph J. Berger Gerald Paul Kaminsky

William F. Adler Donald W. Glazer David Rossman

Jerome J. Hochberg

NJ ALPHA LAMBDA Allen Schultz 5 John A. Taylor

Lawrence L. Lukenda

NJ BETA THETA Mark S. Ross

NJ OMICRON KAPPA

Richard J. Marbit

NJ THETA Vincent J. Truncellito

Thomas L. Gibson Howard S. Brecher

Andrew C. Zamoyski Pascal J. Kruse

Robert P. Confrancisco Morton Nelkin Morris Kaplan

Brian Fitzpatrick Philip W. Apruzzese

NY ALPHA

Dr. Edward Lebowitz Bennet H. Silverman

NY BETA

Mark L. Friedman Harvey A. Strickon

Eric H. Frankel Edward L. Allen Paul Guzzardo

NY BETA LAMBDA

Andrew F. Winning Michael S. Stern

Dr. Jerome Mushkat Robert J. Feinman

NY BETA OMICRON

Thomas J. Mensi Ray J. Palen

NY DELTA

Ronald Mark Stuart Edgar F. Sachs

Lewis J. Malamut David L. Hoffberg

Morton H. Rochman Jonathan S. Ruskin

Daniel Glosser Albert Joel Eisenberg

NY DELTA EPSILON

Michael R. Stoler Mark Lewis

James L. Dube Jack Cohn

NY ETA CHI

Lewis E. Gelobter

NY GAMMA Norton H. Zavon Dr. Ira J. Laufer Harris M. Burte

Alfred J. Lurie

Dr. Howard Troyansky

NY IOTA CHI L. Scott Fenwick

Robert M. Aronson

NY KAPPA ALPHA Ronald E. Blumenthal

NY KAPPA GAMMA

Kevin T. Curry

NY KAPPA TAU Kenneth E. Hapeman

Walter C. Johnson Robert W. Antelman

Russell R. Rywell Dr. Joshua L. Segal

Paul C. Vitucci Urban E. Saltus

Richard J. Anderson Dr. M. John Murphy Edward I. Solomon John George Staudt Steven F. Sterling

John Thomas Hockenbury Mark V. Dobrosielski Douglas E. Antelman

Francis S. Gay Paul E. Woolard

Ronald L. Carbery Lloyd Beal Wilson Barry I. Needalman

Howard Sitomer

NY LAMBDA DELTA Bruce M. Barone

NY OMEGA EPSILON

Dr.. Arnold N. Lubin

NY OMEGA MU Irving M. Wolbrom

Jay Weinberg Steve Weintraub Stanley Goldstein

Marvin Baklar Sidney Gutstein

Michael L. Rothenberg Donald M. Kentop Edward Nassberg Sidney A. Keyles

NY OMICRON RHO

Steven Riegler Alexander Stone

NY PHI LAMBDA

Michael Naidorf Richard C. Fleische George Liebowitz

Steven D. Silverman Edwin L. Smolowitz Dwayne Weissman Michael J. Sammis Gregory R. Holden

Bruce Savid Les Glubo

NY SIGMA TAU

Arthur Cohen

OH BETA TAU Douglas R. MacQueen

Leonard F. Sjogren

R. Scott McNeill

Dr. Kenneth C. Williams Erich C. Zehe

OH ALPHA EPSILON

John Millisor

OH MU Saul S. Anton

Milton Richard Levinson Stanley Filbert Glasse

Rafael Furst

Ronald D. Sharlach Darrell A. Young

Jack Rosen Larry Goldman

Jack Laub Daniel E. Schweid

Dr. Larry J. Harvey S. Bergman David Allen Glick

OK IOTA

Harold E. Raizen Edward S. Baum

Michael S. Wolfson Dr. Sidney A. Rosenbluth

Dr. Norman Burk Donald K. Wilk

Morris Ronald Brodkey

PA ALPHA DELTA Jerome R. Balka Marvin E. Black

Edward Allen Plasky Alan J. Cohen 25 Marc Saltzman

William L. Glosser Marvin Jeshiva

Jerome L. Cohen Theodore Spivak

Irving Koffler Jeffrey L. Kleinberg Chester H. Sanger Donald F. Serek Jacob J. Siegal

Shawn E. Mahoney Dr. Alan Goldfine Victor E. Abraham

Philip Stefano Mark Yaffey

Alfred B. Friedman Paul Kraft

PA BETA ZETA

Marshall I. Nurenberg Lee S. Daniels

Kenneth L. Goldman Philip Lubitz Brian Byrnes

Gary A. McMaster Dr. Fritz J. Friedlaender

Michael Pierce Peter S. Saretsky

Dr. Ronald C. Curhan

PA DELTA IOTA Paul F. Izat

Charles P. Hagelgans Thomas R. Gulick Brendan McNulty

Glenn H. Ankenbrand James J. Eng

James G. Cassel Daniel R. Marsh

Darren L. Ochs

Steven C. Greene Craig H. MacDonald

Brian M. Smith David G. Nejako Robert A. Engle

Peter Certo

PA EPSILON ZETA Louis H. Meyer

William B. Bram Arthur A. Goldberg Robert S. Sandler Stanford H. Ross

Malcolm A. Bernstein

Clive B. Klatzkin David M. Ellis

David A. Proctor Bruce A. Cohen Alexander Fisher

Sam Kaplan Marc N. Linowitz Howard Oestreich

Eugene A. Rothkopf Harry L. Rothstein

Stephen Denis Haymes Dr. Slater E. Newman

John C. Romberg William I. Kramer

Kenneth Gertz Morton J. Schoenbach

Stanley Turtletaub

PA GAMMA CHI J. Edward Poorbaugh

Courtney B. Springmeyer Grant E. Nelson

PA GAMMA SIGMA

Joseph E. Allon Arnold I. Levine

Russell S. Makrauer Arthur C. Kramer Burton H. Cohn Frank H. Rubin

Wallace Feldman David H. Levy

Morton J. Weintraub James E. Glick

Richard Kay Rubinoff Ivan S. Gold

Warren M. Cohn Dr. Stuart Merrian

Robert James Alman Thomas N. Spitzer

Scott O. Witherspoon Richard A. Ginsburg

Ezra M. Krieg Alex J. Danenberg Stanley C. Ruskin Edward L. Levine

PA KAPPA ETA Michael I. Taney

PA KAPPA OMEGA

Timothy DeWire Thomas E. Work

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CONTRIBUTORS

(concluded)

PA LAMBDA Robert D. Reisman Mark S. Kaufmann

George Y. Sodowick Kurt W. Stoffel

Aram V. T Arthur I. Ross

erchunian

PA OMEGA DELTA Thomas A. Lucas

John M. McClellan Donald A. Chilcot Gregg J Fasbinder

Anthony J. Martino

PA OMEGA GAMMA Warren D. Aaronson Murray D. Friedman

Robert J. Himler Arthur L. Kimmelfield

Albert E. Manning Richard B. Hunter Alexander Wolf

Dr. Bruce Steven Putchat Bernard S. Abeshouse Dennis T. Bernstein Stanley M. Berman Steven J. McCaffrey

Kevin J. Bowser Milton S. Rinzler

Dr. Norman L. Berkman Andrew Pesky

Jack R. Clauser, II Martin A. Leibowitz

PA OMEGA KAPPA

Ira Quint Harry A. Mink

PA PHI DELTA Robert N. Gable

Stephen M. Olszewski John Hamerski

PA PHI SIGMA

George M. McAlanis Jeffrey P. Lemon Scott D. Greene

Robert R. Howell Dr. Edward Papish Ryan S. Nauman

PA SIGMA

Irving S. Bravman Alfred G. Adler David Schwartz

Steven T. Greene Jonathan C. Edwards

Dr. Jay Phillip Goldsmith Daniel Lowell

Dr Robert Kramer Warren L. Stone

Irwin M. Pasternak

PA TAU OMEGA Michael T. McGrath

Lloyd Stanley Mailman Marc A. Gerstein Edward W. Burrs

Albert Mayer Katz Dr. Kenneth Frumkin

Jerry Y. Leshem

Dr. Stanton S. Lebouitz Fred R. Wentzel Robert E. Gross Frederick Billet

Edward D. Berger

RI PHI Barry Greene

Stanley Rotman Saul Becker

TX ALPHA OMEGA

R.L. Fudge

TX ALPHA SIGMA Ben D. Aguilar

TX LAMBDA

Michael J. Rubenstein Kelvin Y. Ziegler

VA LAMBDA KAPPA

Robert K. Miller Ganiel O. Gregory

Kenneth C. Sharretts Robert S. Carneal

VA OMEGA ALPHA

George A. Ford

VA PSI Merrick C. Marshall Samuel A. Kushner

VA ALPHA PSI

Dr. Cornelius Carwile, III Mathew W. Fulford

VA LAMBDA KAPPA

Howard C. Froelich Charles H. Feldman

Edmund D. Bowman, Jr. G. William Nabers

Christopher R. Caveness

VA OMEGA ALPHA Robert S. Cohn

Everett D. Millais David W. Cross

Maj. William J. Denio Micah J. Sherman

Michael J. Lewis Steven Reginald Bowers

Andrew M. Bellak Robert C. Lindner Stephen H. Gavett Steven Parker Cole

Wesley H. McCoubrie David B. Agard

VA OMEGA RHO

James R. Lowe

VA OMICRON ZETA Bryan A. Muddiman

Thomas J. Smith Jerrold K. Morrison Greg Panagiotatos

VA PSI

Jerome E. Hyman Morton B. Lembeck Ronald L. Hudson

Edwin S. Wenzel III E. Allen Athearn

WA EPSILON ALPHA

Todd D. Gasperin

WI OMEGA Martin Wayne Bach

Hon. Herbert H. Kohl Thomas P. Kinney

Ed Rubin Fred Golen

Carl J. Kaufmann

Arthur Kowitt

Charles L. Edwards Michael P. Whelan Dr. Allen Putterman

Robert L. Lubar Michael J. Rubenstein

Robert Novasel Jeffrey A. Runkel

Jack Davis Robert D. Goodsitt

WV MU

Morris Robert Rubin

Pi Lambda Phi 111th Anniversary Leadership Convention 2006

By Gary E. Sanders Executive Director, Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity In August 2006, The University of Cincinnati welcomed more than 80 undergraduate and alumni Pi Lams from across the US and Canada for the Fraternity’s 111th annual convention. Andy Golbert, ‘65 PA Sigma, Lafayette, organized a tremendous event. Convention is the opportunity for our undergraduates to realize our brotherhood reaches beyond the towns of their university. The attendees spent four days participating in sessions that enhanced their brotherhood experiences. Our education was focused on the needs of our chapters. Shawn Upchurch, ‘94 OH Beta Tau at Baldwin-Wallace College, a professional recruiter, provided an intensive recruitment seminar that was recorded and distributed to the chapters. Throughout the three days of sessions delegates gained education to improve themselves and their chapters. Each delegate participated in sessions regarding new member programs, finances, alumni relations, risk management, leadership, and philanthropy. Delegates were able to share ideas and practices which improve our Fraternity. We were honored to have Harrison Dillard, ‘49 OH Beta Tau, deliver the keynote speech. Brother Dillard gave an inspirational talk about his struggles to win the 100-meter hurdles Olympic Gold medal in 1948 London. Dillard’s colorful language took us from him as a young boy idolizing Jesse Owens to a photo finish win of his own –

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Jared Vasold, ‘04 VA Delta Chi, University at Wise, PLP’s Headquarters Leadership Consultant,

conducts a leadership session with undergraduate convention attendees.

The Frater **7

“Brother mine forever, We are bound together,

By a bond that stronger grows As years roll by…”

75th

Anniversary (1932)

CN ETA Dr. Selwyn Brody CN KAPPA Seymour Sachs CO ALPHA BETA Gershon Amter IN ALPHA THETA Irving Brenman MA UPSILON Herbert Sims, Jr MI EPSILON Dr. Robert J. Kositchek George E. Wyman MO PI Alexander E. Horwitz NE CHI Dr .A. D. Faier NE PI Richard N. Campen Lewis D. Cole Maxwell R. Feinberg Howard Kaiser George Y. Price Irving Sager Alexander Schnee NJ THETA Morton Nelkin NY DELTA Albert P. Heit Eugene C. Newman David L. Schreiber NY OMEGA EPSILON Stanley H. Fisher OH MU Jerome M. Lubel Dr. I.C. Sharon OK IOTA Dr. Irving Weinstein PA ALPHA DELTA Marvin L. Bloom PA BETA SIGMA BETA Samuel Morrison PA BETA ZETA Ralph Cobey

PA EPSILON ZETA Adolph Ehrlich Henry D. Herzfeld Herman Hoffman, Esq. PA GAMMA SIGMA Dr. Bernard S. Silverblatt RI PHI Elmer Rigelhaupt VA OMEGA ALPHA Gerald L. Bruck WI OMEGA Lewell Rosenthal WV MU Dr. Irwin L. Caplan Joseph Stern Joseph Vogel

50th Anniversary

(1957)

CA TAU Dr. Stephen H. Abel Leon Avrech Kenneth Bley Dr. Harvey Brody Bruce Cohn David H. Glassel Darryl A. Hart Walter B. Jacobs David Krutchkoff Charles Levin Michael Lichtenstein Richard Price John Segall Gary Skopp Jon H. Tolson CA UPSILON Robert S. Aller Ronald S. Berman, Esq.

Richard A. Braeger Richard Cherniss Luis De Castro Bert Frasier Barry V. Freeman Kobey Horn Bennett Kerns William Neiman Charles S. Offer, Jr. Glenn T. Olf Evans Olins Myron B. Rothberg Bernard Silverman Gary Topper Richard Udell George S. Wolfberg CN KAPPA Dennis S. Dayan George B. Eisenberg Howard Leon Laxton Michael Lester Aaron Milrad William P. Rosenfeld Barry A. Spiegel Ronald Steinberg Ron Teitler CN KAPPA IOTA Gerald J. Morris FL DELTA Neil G. Farans Richard Paul Forster Stephen Lazarus Stanley B. Levin Hon. David L. Levy Barry N. Semet Dr. Richard P. Toister Barry W. Zimbler

FL OMEGA ETA Norwin Lee Aronfeld IL TAU DELTA Melvin Borg Edward N. Levin Julian Oettinger Howard D. Simon Larry Weinberger Donald Weissman IN ALPHA DELTA Robert C. Smith Robert A. Pine MA ALPHA EPSILON Arthur J. Berkowitz Richard G. Herman Edward Novick Peter G. Popper Ronald E. Weinfield Howard Zins MA THETA Alan Jay Ardell Fred D. Arditti William Bruce Baer Roger W. Cohen Richard M. Davidson Samuel Gorovitz Richard Greene Morris J. Kriger Richard A. Molnar Milton Weiner MI EPSILON Daniel H. Cohen Philip E. Foster Richard D. Hyman Michael Kaiser Donald J. Kurtz Mark J. Legome Melvin Levitsky Richard Nachman Gilbert Rose Laurence Scher

Lawrence Snide Harold Starr MO PI Edward Berg Ronald Bloom Robert Forman Ronald Gorman Colman H. Kraus Michael N. Newmark Roger Nolting Robert M. Paskal Hon. Harvey Schramm Allen W. Sherman Hon. Melvyn W. Wiesman NC OMEGA BETA Frederick Lee Hirsch Stanley David Kornfeld Robert L. Kushner, Jr. Arnold Harris Leder NJ BETA THETA Rene Cohn NY ALPHA Arthur M. Perlman Gabriel Pinski NY BETA LAMBDA Martin I. Davis Len Estin NY DELTA Alan Cantor Jerry Kenneth Cimmet Norman R. Cohen David Covitz Moritz Gluck Arthur H. Goldstone Michael B. Greer Arnold W. Henry Robert L. Laufer S. Edward Neuwirth Peter R. Saltzman Peter A. Silverstein Stephen Skrainka Leslie W. Stern Stephen H. Weiss NY GAMMA Oscar G. Chase Howard R. Dornfeld NY KAPPA TAU Lewis A. Bergins Eugene Gee Armand C. Gilman Robert Alan Kessler Roger Barton Orloff John Packel Robert A. Radulski James L. Walker

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Milestone Anniversaries

The Frater ** 8

50th

Anniversary (1957)

(concluded) NY OMEGA EPSILON Philip Celniker Maurice J. Goldstein Joel M. Levin James Malin NY OMEGA EPSILON (concluded) Milton Pitterman H. Barry Shultz Harold Weinberg David J. Weinstein Paul D. Wexler NY OMEGA MU Dr. Yale S. Arkel Robert H. Bloom Malcolm Friedman Gary Geld Michael Lobel Dr. Ira Rosof Jay Weinberg OH MU Harry Danziger Richard B. Gerstman Lester Herbert Olinsky Joel Reitman Michael Schaen OK IOTA Stanley D. Aaronson Robert Bernstein Clifton Richard Cohn Ken Feiger Michael Goldman Marshall I. Gordon Phil B. Klein Norman Landa Robert M. Merson Malcolm A. Shafran William Sunshine Donald K. Wilk Donald James Witt PA ALPHA DELTA Fred Gross Myron R. Hirsch Paul Kraft Kenneth Pecarsky Jack Shipon Mark Yaffey

PA BETA SIGMA BETA Jerome E. Bogutz Harris E. Coleman Alan E. Freidberg Louis W. Fryman Gerald J. Green Arnold S. Hoffman Robert Krakoff Joseph A. Weiss PA BETA ZETA Gene Koblentz Richard S. Oden Thomas L. Pincu Jon S. Saxe PA EPSILON ZETA Lewis Allinson Barry Bloomgarden James A. Drazen, Esq. Peter Farkas Richard J. Fish Richard M. Harrison Neil Heller Lloyd J. Landow Arnold Levitt Frederic J. Melnick Dr. Stephen P. Miller Edward I. Parmacek Gerald Raymon Norman I. Rosner Robert K. Rothman Mark Solomon Robert Solovei Saul P. Steinberg Martin A. Stoll, Esq. Roger J. Winston PA GAMMA SIGMA Fred S. Ackerman Dr. Allen L. Chodock Herschel R. Cravitz L. J. Felman Dr. Michael L. Gerber Sanford B. Gold Ivan S. Gold Charles Herring Dr. Gerald I. Kaufer Harry Kaufman Fred S. Mervis Dr. Jack M. Monchik Harry Rosenbleet Philip H. Ruben John S. Spear Rabbi Richard Zionts PA LAMBDA Irwin S. Epstein Ira Lee Friedman Jerome Gard Stephen Halperin Stephen Helbraun Paul Howard Kiselik Herman Lebersfeld Eugene Mercy, Jr.

Carl Milner A. Richard Rosenberg Alan Segal Edward Stephen Sider David Welsch PA OMEGA GAMMA Robert E. Farber Richard B. Hunter Alvin A. Kosiak Richard C. Price Donald L. Schrieber PA OMEGA KAPPA Dr. Raymond J .Behar Wayne P. London Nathan H. Sherer Sherwin J. Siff Stanford B. Trachtenberg Robert A. Zolten PA SIGMA Sanford Bing Jon Jacob Fields David Alan Gray Dr. Richard M. Hochman Richard B. Schlesinger Marc Stonberg Jeffrey David Weisbord Alan J. Weitz PA TAU OMEGA Edward Beenstock, Jr. Mario S. Belaval Dr. Marx G. Bowens, Jr. Robert Paul Edelman Mark Gardner Richard Lee Gipple Stephen Laifer Dr. Richard B. Maranoff Arnold S. Minoff Richard Rogers, Esq. Stanley Schiff Dr. Ronald Spielman Donald H. Stein RI PHI William J. Brisk Dr. Paul N. Grandel David M. Kaplan Dr. Lewis A. Kay Dr. Steven A. Kramer Barry Merkin John Nickoll Gerald T. Rhine Dr. Charles R. Steinberg Dr. Edward Tapper Robert H. Waldman Marvin L. Wilenzik VA PSI Alan D .Garfield Edward M. Gray Barry Levy H. Ronald Masnik Carlton F. Rezendes

Frederick N. Shaffer Richard Wood, III WI OMEGA David Adashek Arthur Phillip Alberts Richard S. Chaimson James R. Cohen Jack Davis Roger Norman Duhl Richard Glazer Fred Golen Stephen H. Marcus Robert S. Robin Ely Safer Steven L. Schuham David H. Simon John M. Slavin Peter E. Weinberg Lewis N. Wolff WV MU Robert Neil Landauer Bennett A. Millstone Richard Lee Morgan Morris Robert Rubin

25th Anniversary (1982)

CA TAU Bradford L. Elman Mark Ewing Kenneth M. Finch Gregory S. Frank Ruben O. Halperin Brian K. Linde Bruce T. McCarty Alexis B. Parr Mark J. Polland Joshua M. Rabinovich Andrew R. Robinson Nate Royalty Mark Schoell Joel D. Siegel CN KAPPA David C. Awerbuck Richard I. Farb Les R. Horenfeldt Brian A. Ludmer Shawn A. Marr David J. Matlow David H. Posluns Wayne B. Rudson Jay B. Scolnick Danny Stern Brian Venis FL DELTA Michael J. Bakalar Howard M. Baker Jeffrey S. Beiser Randy C. Brenner

Kenneth P. Brickman Ron Bryan Fabio E. Chemerinski Joseph R. Denman Jeffrey I. Freund Lee E. Futernick Steven Hacker Scot M. Jaffe Michael A. Katz Robert D. Katz Jason L. Klemow Jeffrey B. Kramer Ronald Levitt Steve G. Nebel Jack I. Shechter Michael J. Schembre David L. Schockett Jeffrey C. Seiden Michael S. Seligsohn Steven Simon Joel Sklar Mark D. Stavitsky Kenny D. Steig Craig A. Sterling Scott J. Stone Gary J. Wasserman FL DELTA TAU Leo J. Bottary Donald F. Dannemiller Edward J. Nelson IL TAU DELTA Marc S. Brenner David J. Ellison Steven B. Holland Michael A. Kaminsky David I. Kazan Paul D. Lapping Scott A. Leibold Bruce N. Malter Jeffrey A. Richman Mark H. Rosenblum Richard M. Rudy Jay L. Shatz IN ALPHA DELTA Michael S. Ayers William B. Branch Mark E. Butler Douglas B. Butler Jay F. Ernstberger Roger L. Fetters, Jr. Steve D. Hayden Mark T. Joswick Timothy L. Kimmel Richard J. Norris Jeffrey Ullom

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Milestone Anniversaries (continued)

25th Anniversary (1982)

(concluded) MA ALPHA EPSILON George W. Bourne, IV Eric S. George David A. Janeczek Steven M. Kelleher Paul F. Kirby Michael R. Mathews Mark P. Ordway James W. Quigley Frederick C. Soucy, Jr. MA KAPPA NU David A. Kisiday Robert D. Malone MA THETA Mark J. Brine David A. Chen Stephen R. Dusse John D. Lang Duhee Lee Francis W. Malinosky Gregory A. Norris David P. O’Donnell Michael J. O'Dwyer Robert W. O’Rourke J. Scott Penberthy Thomas E. Ricciardelli Jeremy M. Roschelle Mark C. Spatz MD RHO Stephen M. Levine John F. Possidente, Jr. Byron A. Raines Andrew L. Wolfe ME BETA CHI Edusei Enoch MI EPSILON Michael J. Finn Stephen F. Pereira NC OMEGA BETA Barry J. Spencer Mark W. Burch David N. Cabe Ronald M. Coiner, Jr. Jeffrey H. Foltz Maurice D. Winner, III NJ BETA THETA Robert P. Escher

NJ THETA Scott R. Adams Paul K. Gee John R. Hayden Roland W. Hiemer Tom Konen Keith J. Mcdermott Ron J. Ripperger Ted Neil Windish NY BETA LAMBDA John V. Dipietro Stephen A. Gravina Gregory C. King Chuck P. Lago NY BETA OMICRON Richard S. Twomey Juan C. Vergara NY KAPPA TAU Erwin S. Howard Glenn W. Listman John R. Reffner Michael J. Saenz NY PHI LAMBDA Robert B. Fallah Dr. Gustavo A. Sanroman OH BETA TAU Paul J. Deutsch Scott T. Maxwell Brent C. Russell Mark J. Schmelzer Geoffry A. Spoeneman Theodore J. Surdel Jeffrey J. Wilson PA ALPHA DELTA Victor E. Abraham Fred M. Brehm Joseph F. Eells Peter J. Follmer Jonathan L. Gerstl Hal Ivan Goldberg Francis J. McCafferty John J. McKeon, Jr. Brendan J. O’Connell Gerard J .O’Donnell Nathan D. Ross Mark Joseph Zedar PA BETA SIGMA BETA Mark E. Dudinski Jeffrey M. Grossman Robert S. Levy Michael J. Satzberg

PA BETA UPSILON James F. Drinkwater, Jr. Daniel Flaherty Mark W. Kandel Woody J. Woodbridge PA BETA ZETA Bruce A. Barrett Ralph A. Emmerich Richard S. Noice PA DELTA IOTA Jeffrey R. Adair Glenn H. Ankenbrand John W. Carter Paul Coppinger Andrew R. French Jason E. Gerber Thomas F. Herr Keith E. Hummel, Jr. Richard T. Maag Robert J. Mankoski James B. Morris, Jr. John J. Mullin David L. Poff Mark N. Raezer Vincent P. Reilly Thomas H. Rogers David M. Romanko Steven A. Schlatter David Scialom Alan J. Sussman PA DELTA IOTA Steven W. White PA EPSILON ZETA Gregory Acevedo Kenneth M. Harmon David Andrew Hollander Brian K. Hudes William I. Kramer Glen A. Reznikoff Stephen A. Stites Jay Swift PA GAMMA SIGMA Jay G. Berger Mark H. Cohen Charles C. Fawcett Chris Fish Mark D. Haffner Michael Lebovitz David B. Leff Daniel B. Ripps Robert Seiner Michael A. Wishnow

PA LAMBDA Anthony D. Arturi Richard Blewitt Michael J. Dimarco Thomas G. Hoffman Mark D. Hurley Scott Magliochetti Paul W. Noglows David S. Osterman Donald M .Ross Marc E. Schneider James F. Snyder Eric J. Vetack PA OMEGA DELTA David R. Clark Thomas J. Cronan William E. Defelice Frank H. Dibiase Michael J. Donaghy Stuart R. Feldman Mark R. Foley Richard S. Gorodesky Edward M. Grabowski David M. Hampton Lloyd R. Hampton Michael J. Jackson Mark W. Kopp Donald A. Larson Kurt R. Padavano Joseph A. Poklembo Chris J. Rabits Donald C. Ryan Michael T. Schaaf David M. Schirf Michael P. Solie Robert M. Wolf PA OMEGA GAMMA Mark E. Ditzler PA PHI DELTA Harold W. Anderson, Jr. Michael A. Jasen Robert A. Navan, Jr. Randy L. Pechin Chester Widomski PA PHI SIGMA Brian E. Bennett Kenneth M. Gorski Chris J. Moffatt PA TAU OMEGA Jerry F. Canavan Michael J. Cannon

Michael T. Etzrodt, Jr. Robert H. Flink Michael T. Mcgrath VA LAMBDA KAPPA Stuart L. Arsht David B. Bonham Brian J. Boulden Anthony M. Chrusniak John A. D'ermes Joseph N. Dorenkamp Robert G. Jones Andrew J. Jowdy Henry F. Michell, IV Henry F. Phillips, Jr. Thomas J. Piccoli Frank A. Pollard, II Joseph J. Seviroli Brian Sheehan T. Brian Snediker Robert A. Ziogas VA OMEGA ALPHA Steven J. Duesterhaus Kevin N. Haga Walter J. Kelly, IV Douglas L. Poms VA PSI George F. Boatright, IV Daniel J. Chen Michael S. Corrado Brian E. Desmond Daniel C. Diehl Douglas G. Driver Drew A. Eichelberger David J. Gaudian Russell W. Hicks, Jr. Matthew L. Hoeg Turner M. Kobayashi Glenn J. Lapkin Martin R. Maher John A. Malone Timothy F. Mcdevitt J. David Meyer Ira D. Meyers William L. Neill Mark M. Paul Lucius M. Polhill, III Michael F. Policastro Antonio J. Ruiz Timothy J. Schneider Donald G. Scofield, Jr. Marc S. Shalek Alan C. Taylor

*This anniversary listing is derived from the most

recent member information received

at IHQ. Please contact our offices with any

updates about which you may know. Thank you

Milestone Anniversaries

“The ultimate continuing strength of a college fraternity rests with its alumni members. The chapter’s undergraduates come and go, its leaders change, its programs modified, and its home replaced, but its alumni maintain a lifelong association that ends with only death. As each generation dies, a new one matures to provide the continuity that perpetuates the fraternity. Alumni members are keepers of the tradition, preferred stockholders in enterprise, the mark of its accomplishments.” - Stewart S. Howe 1958 The Frater ** 10

Three New Foundation Trustees (continued from page 1) At the 1960 PLP Annual convention, he was elected undergraduate Chairman. In 1965, Ron earned his medical degree from The University of Pittsburgh and, upon completing his residency in 1970, he entered private practice in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. In 1995, Ron earned his masters degree in American Studies from Pen State University and taught U.S. American History at Harrisburg Community College. Retired in 1999, Ron lives in Naples, Florida with his lovely wife, Parker. They have three grown children, one of whom is a Pi Lam at Penn State.

George A. Beck, H.B. ‘43 VA Omega Alpha University of Virginia

Executive Director Emeritus George was initiated a Pilam in 1940, as a member of the VA Omega Alpha Chapter at the University of Virginia. He served his chapter as house manager, KOE and Rex and was involved in both the purchase and furnishings of the Pi Lam Hillel House and the current Fraternity House at 504 Rugby Road. In 1966, he became Executive Secretary of the International Fraternity and, after 26 years of service, was honored with the position of Executive Director Emeritus. George received PiLam’s highest award, the Diamond Council Key. He is a recipient of Theta Chi’s Chapman Alter Award for Inter-fraternal Excellence, and proudly wears the North-American Inter-fraternity Conference’s gold medal, the NIC’s highest award. He continues to serve as a Director of the NIC’s Inter-fraternity Foundation. Furthering his service to Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity, George has personally funded a restricted scholarship fund, under the guidance of the Educational Foundation, which offers annual scholarships to the VA Omega Alpha Chapter, as well as the general undergraduate membership of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity. As a Foundation Trustee, George’s volunteer efforts will concentrate on the major donor membership of the Fraternity’s alumni donor program. George and his wife, Barrie, enjoy their days in both Pennsylvania and Florida, and share the pleasures of their 6 children and 7 grandchildren.

June 11, 2007 http://www.kellysilverstein.com

Please see Chapter Eternal on Page 12 of this publication. Thank you.

Pi Lambda Phi 111th Anniversary Leadership Convention 2006 (concluded) showing that goals can be accomplished when there is a will to win. The attendees were fortunate to share the rest of the evening with Brother Dillard. The delegates were given an opportunity to participate in an International Executive Council and elect a representative to the Council. This year we welcomed two members to the Council, Jeff Buhler, ‘93 FL Delta, and Shawn Upchurch, ‘94 OH Beta Tau. The Council elected Daniel P. Scott, ‘89 IL Tau Delta, as the new President of our Fraternity. Brother Scott succeeds Dr. Ronald M. Grossman, C.K., ‘61 PA Omega Kappa. All attendees departed from Cincinnati with a renewed sense of brotherhood and an international perspective of Pi Lambda Phi.

IEC President Dan Scott presenting

Ron Grossman with the Past Presidents Medal.

Undergraduate convention delegates from the OH Beta Tau Chapter at Baldwin-

Wallace College receive the George A. Beck

Outstanding Chapter Trophy, joined by award

namesake George A. Beck, H.B., and attending alumni

Shawn Upchurch and Honorary Convention

Speaker Harrison Dillard.

The Frater ** 11

Chapter Eternal

"Reprinted with permission - Torstar Syndication Services"

Kelly Silverstein, 42: A full life's worth of big-hearted giving January 11, 2007 CATHERINE DUNPHY OBITUARY WRITER

People usually have only nice things to say about the departed – some of which might even be true – but with Kelly Silverstein people always had only nice things to say about him.

He really was just the greatest guy. Always there for kids – any kid, not simply his own two boys. He was the fundraiser you could count on. And a coach for eight teams spread through four different sports.

He was the brother who rescued his fraternity when it teetered on bankruptcy. The volunteer who always raised the most money every year at Big Brothers and Big Sisters Bowl for Kids Sake. The parent who donated the Raptors tickets that pushed the bidding over the top at the school auction. The Dad who slipped the school principal a cheque for sports camp for an underprivileged student he thought particularly talented.

So when Silverstein died Nov. 20 at age 42 just four days after he was diagnosed with leukemia, there was a shocked silence throughout his Hillcrest community.

And people wept when they heard. There was standing room only at Holy Blossom Temple – more than 1,200 people attended. The line snaked around the corner, and the service was 25 minutes late starting. "You could feel it," said Rabbi John Moscowitz. "There was a sense the very best one of us had just died."

Silverstein's friends and family – wife Jill, sons Oliver and Jonah – were there, as were his fraternity brothers, his work

colleagues, the teachers from the schools where he coached, kids from the teams he coached, but also the guy who worked in the underground parking lot in the building that housed his office.

He was that kind of guy. "He was a stand-up kind of

guy," said Terry Karis, his barber at the Forest Hill Barber Shop. The two talked about more than the weather when Silverstein came in for his camouflage cut – short on sides, long on top – to hide the hair thinning on top.

In the fall of 2005, Silverstein invited Karis to a hockey old-timers function.

"My son Adam was on the ice with Guy Lafleur. How good is that?" said Karis. It got better, though. Karis had forgotten his camera and just as he and his son were about to leave, Silverstein hauled them over to Lafleur and took their picture together.

"He found a camera somewhere, somehow, because he knew I was a Montreal fan. And he wasn't even one. He put it in a frame and gave it to me. I treasure that picture," said Karis.

"He was goodness personified," said Michael Kalles, a fraternity brother. "He gave his all to everything. He wasn't a guy who asked you to lift a heavy piano and he carried the piano bench. He'd be carrying 15 pianos." When they were students at the University of Western Ontario together, it was Silverstein who started Pi Lambda Phi fraternity.

First they met in a bedroom, then Silverstein got the idea they should rent a house; then he decided they should buy one – which they did, choice real estate at the corner of Cheapside and Richmond Sts. – because he raised a ton of money.

He started a chapter at the University of Windsor as well.

"Kelly did all the heavy lifting," Kalles said. He mobilized them to raise the $10,000 they needed to retain their charter when their chapter got in financial trouble.

"He would say that we have to ensure that the frat would be around when our kids wanted to join." He was always doing it for kids.

"He really was as fine a person as you would ever meet,"

said John Hunter, principal of Hillcrest public school, where the Silverstein sons had attended and their father coached.

He started the basketball team there – for five years he called practices for 7:30 a.m. before he went to work. There was an offer on the table for him to come back and coach again this winter.

"He was so kind to the kids. He had a lot of trouble cutting them (from the team)," Hunter said.

For four years he coached two hockey teams in the North Toronto house league. For even longer he also coached two soccer teams, as well as baseball and basketball teams. Basketball was his favourite sport, possibly because he was six-foot-four.

He'd take his teams out for chicken wings; he'd sweep his sons' friends up along on their family outings.

"Lunch became dinner and then supper. It was always one more invitation. That was the way it was with the whole family. They were a team," said Elaine Lesniak, a single mom whose son, Ari, 14, had been Oliver's best friend until they went to different schools.

That never stopped Silverstein. "At the bus when the kids were going off to camp, Kelly always made sure to give Ari a big hug," she said.

"Every time you are with him, you want to be with him more. You are just drawn to him," said Ari.

Maybe he was just a big kid in some ways. He'd take the family and their friends to a Baskin-Robbins ice cream place, seat them at the window and pay the kids $1 for every person they could get to wave to them. "It was our job to get people to wave, in a freezing cold night," Jill recalled.

Silverstein attacked life, reading three newspapers daily, tearing out articles to send off to friends. "We all got them with the note: FYI, KS," said Bonnie Blonder, Jill's best friend since childhood.

As he was often first in the office of Davis + Henderson cheque makers, he'd put on the coffee. "Kelly just wanted to make sure everyone was happy," said Jill with a smile.

He was the youngest of five children of Sonny and Marlene Silverstein, of Silverstein's Bakery. "He was always being picked up and cuddled," said his only sister Robin Silverstein-Eisen.

The family lived in a cul-de-sac near Lawrence and Marlee in a house with a basketball hoop out front that was the centre of activity for all the neighbourhood kids. Silverstein often took his own family back there. "He called it our `drive-bys,'" said Jill. "He'd always tell the kids who lived in the houses. He wanted us to know about the good things."

In 1998, Silverstein had returned to Toronto after working in Atlanta when his mother was diagnosed with cancer. He postponed finding work to be with her. It was as if he pushed himself to get in a full life's worth of giving.

"This was just his thing – to do for others," said family friend Barbara Silverstein (no relation). "He was so decent. I have never met anyone like him."

"I can't tell you how many people phoned us to volunteer because they heard about us from Kelly," said Heather Sproule, executive director of Big Brothers and Sisters.

The day after Silverstein died, her office received a donation from him via the United Way. "I had no idea that beyond all that he was doing for us, that in his usual quiet fashion he made an annual donation through the United Way."

Next month there will be an award in Silverstein's name at the 2007 Bowl for Kids Sake.

"We thought about it for less than a second," Sproule said. "It will be a fundraising award, which at the least is very fitting." Brother Silverstein was a 1985 graduate of the University of Windsor, and a member of the Canada Kappa Iota chapter of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity.

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