Sigma Chi - University of Virginia

Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi at the University of Virginia P.O. Box 442100 Lawrence, KS 66044-2100 Address Service Requested Psi Chapter Stays Involved on and off Grounds Brothers Maintain Academic and Philanthropic Excellence T his semester, the Brothers of the Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi have stayed active in numerous student organizations across Grounds while maintaining our commitment to academic excellence. Over a dozen Psis commit five or more hours a week to community service through the Madison House programs. One of our Brothers, Matthew Hecker '19, is the President of OneGoal, a philanthropy that donates athletic equipment to impoverished villages in Honduras and Mexico. Psis have also been excelling in athletics, with Grayson Bubrosky '19 being named captain of the squash team and competing against nationally- ranked competition alongside his brother, Killian. This semester, seven Psi Brothers are playing on the club lacrosse team, which is the reigning club lacrosse national champion. In intramural sports, the Psi Chapter hopes to extend our winning form with a repeat championship in flag football and a "three-peat" in basketball. As a fraternity, we are continuing our commitment to the UVA Children's Hospital in preparation for our annual Derby Days philanthropy. This semester, we are making a number of improvements to the philanthropy that we believe will substantially increase participation and donation numbers. We hope these changes will help us reach our goal of $30,000 raised for the Children's Hospital next semester. In the meantime, we will be visiting the Children's Hospital and spending time with some of the Miracle Kids at Jump Cville. We are proud of the accomplishments and contributions that each of our active Brothers has made to our Brotherhood, and we expect to sustain a high standard of excellence in the classroom and in the community. We thank you for your support, efforts, and contributions that help make the Psi Chapter a lifelong Brotherhood. In Hoc, Sean Fitzgerald '19 Consul Scott Scherbenske '84, Bruce Walter '83, Jeff Ward '81, and Todd West '84. Bill Nixon '70, Nathan Shirley '20, Dave Holmes '84, Chapter Advisor, Scott Scherbenske '84, and Sean Fitzgerald '19, Chapter Consul. Cameron Basco McLean, Va. Zeke Berg Los Angeles, Calif. Ethan Blundin Charlottesville, Va. Sam Canavos Newport News, Va. Ryan Coulter Sterling, Va. Derek D'Alessandro City, State Cristobal De Osma Lima, Peru Lukas DiFazio Sterling, Va. Clayton Forman Potomac, Md. Ryan Franks Philadelphia, Pa. Matthew Greason Ashburn, Va. Joshua Lakey Alexandria, Va. Jack Larkin Chicago, Ill. Patrick Leonard Syracuse, N.Y. Marko Nestorovic Lima, Peru Dominic Pinnisi Manassas, Va. Matt Ratchford Manassas, Va. Jack Repke McLean, Va. John Rohrbach Greenwich, Conn. Robert Rohrbach Greenwich, Conn. Joe Siciliano Arlington, Va. Trevor Schleppenbach McLean, Va. Paxton Sweeney San Francisco, Calif. Kevin Tarczon Chicago, Ill. Will Thomas McLean, Va. Welcome, Fall 2018 New Members James ("Jim") Palmer '60, a lifelong resident of Arlington, Virginia, passed peacefully in his sleep at his home on May 8, 2018. He was a graduate of Washington-Lee High School, class of 1955, and the University of Virginia, class of 1960, where he was a member of Psi Chapter. He is survived by his loving wife of 56 years, Virginia Knight Palmer, and five children, 15 grandchildren, and many dear family and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations in Jim's memory may be made to: The Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi (in Memory of James Palmer '60). John Millar '85 of Cobham, Surrey, England, entered Chapter Eternal on September 12, 2017. He was born in Fairfax, Virginia, to Thomas and Ann Millar. John married his wife, Gretchen, in 1988 in Sydney, Australia. Survivors include his mother, Ann Millar, of Fairfax, Virginia; his wife, Gretchen, daughter, Cameron and son, Patrick, of Cobham, Surrey; his sister, Lorine Stovall, of Fairfax, Virginia, and his brothers, Kenneth and James Millar, of Atlanta, Georgia. John had a distinguished career in corporate finance and capital markets, from 1990 to 2009 for Merrill Lynch in London and most recently as the global head of primary markets for the London Stock Exchange Group. He received his B.S. in Commerce from the University of Virginia in 1985 and his MBA from Stanford University. John will be remembered for his extraordinarily sharp intellect balanced with a quick and wry humor. John will also be remembered for his generosity and kindness. John loved fine woodworking, reading, skiing, shooting and hiking just about anywhere in the world, including Mt. Kilimanjaro. f www.psiofsigmachi.com f Psi of Sigma Chi Alumni i Psi of Sigma Chi - UVA CHAPTER ETERNAL

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