Era and
Class Leaders
The Constantine Sig
1960-1964
Jerry Franklin
cfrank1242@aol.com
1965-1969
Jim Moore
jamoore46@charter.net
1970-1974
Casey Cummings
ccummings1@gmail.com
1975-1979
TBD
1980-1984
Tom Cricchi
TCricchi@sycomtech.com
1981
Tim Fitzgerald
timothy.b.fitzgerald@gmail.com
Jim Mallon
jmallon@spa.com
Jeff Ward
jeff.ward@us.ibm.com
1982
Tom Cricchi
TCricchi@sycomtech.com
1983
Bruce Walter
bwalter79@gmail.com
1984
Todd West
todd.west@wellsfargoadvisors.com
1985-1989
Mark Sennel
msenell@verizon.net
1990-1994
Greg Beach
glbeach13@gmail.com
Troy Dohner
troy@dohner.com
1995-1999
Greg Seward
gregseward@hotmail.com
2000-2004
Kenneth George
kenneth.s.george@gmail.com
Kurt Rupprecht
kurt.rupprecht@nm.com
2000
Chris Komelasky
Christopher.Komelasky@ppdi.com
2002
Kenneth George
kenneth.s.george@gmail.com
Finding Balance at Sigma Chi
Ted Stimson '98 Gives Back to Psi Chapter
D
espite attending a large
public high school in
Indianapolis, Ted H. Stimson
'98 was intimidated coming
to UVA without knowing a
soul. This motivated him to go
through fraternity recruitment
and meet people on the Grounds.
"It was not a forgone conclusion
that I would pledge somewhere,
but I had a lot of fun and quickly
bonded with the guys at Psi
Chapter," Ted recalls. "Sigma Chi gave me
a much-needed social education that I don't
believe would have been nearly as good
anywhere else."
Ted lived in the Chapter House his 2nd and 3rd
years, followed by Ash Tree apartments his
4th year with several Brothers as neighbors.
Some of his favorite memories include living
on the third floor of the Chapter House with
Sean Ozbolt '97 and a semester when the
Brothers played a full season of Super Tecmo
Bowl on Mike Flowers' '97 Super Nintendo.
Ted also served as Quaestor and Annotator
as an undergraduate and advises current
undergraduates to find a balance between
academics and social life. "I worked really
hard to get into UVA, to the detriment of
other aspects of life," he noted. "Thankfully, I
found much more balance between work and
play at Sigma Chi and was much happier as a
result! Finding balance is a crucial life skill."
Ted remains close to several pledge Brothers
and participates in the "Damn We Miss
Poindexter" fantasy football league, which
includes a group of 18 Brothers who meet
in person annually to catch up.
His long distance relationship
with Sigma Chi and devotion
to the Chapter inspired him to
give back by supporting the
Honoring Our Past, Building
Our Future campaign. "Psi gave
me great friendships and a truly
memorable college experience,"
he said. "I met impressive people
from diverse backgrounds
who have gone on to be really
successful in life."
Ted wanted to support the capital campaign,
and notes that the renovation pictures look
incredible. "The Chapter House wasn't in
the best shape during my years, but without
a physical house, my experience wouldn't
have been possible. I want others to have that
same chance, and having a Chapter House
is essential." Ted encourages anyone who
valued their time in the house to contribute
in whatever way they can. "Don't worry
about the amount. Every dollar matters and
will make a difference to future Psi Brothers.
Giving back is so important."
Ted lives in Columbus, Ohio, where he works
as a senior vice president at Rockbridge
Capital, a private equity firm investing in
hotels in the U.S. Ted and his wife, Katie,
have a 3-year-old son and 4-month-old
daughter. "With two young kids and a full
work schedule, I don't have much spare time
nowadays," Ted stated, "but I am an avid
UVA sports fan in Buckeye country and have
enjoyed the basketball team's resurgence!"
You can reach Ted at thstimson@gmail.com.
P
si Chapter of Sigma Chi House Corporation has recently received the 2018 Gold Outstanding
House Corporation Award from Sigma Chi International. This award is presented each year
to House Corporations that demonstrate
excellence in house corporation best
management practices. President of the
House Corp., Jim Moore, Psi '68,
remarked: "This is not an award handed
out casually and represents recognition
from International that we have met
the fraternity's highest standards for
operation. The tangible results of our
organization's performance are visible
in the magnificent Chapter Room,
social room, and outdoor terraces
addition. We are now poised to raise
money to renovate 'the old house'."
Psi Chapter Receives the 2018 Gold
Outstanding House Corporation Award
