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Sigma Chi Gamma Colony Installation
Saturday, April 6, 2019
INITIATION
Auburn United Methodist Church | 10 a.m.
LUNCH
17-16 Restaurant | 12 p.m.
154 E Magnolia Ave, Auburn, Alabama 36830
BANQUET
Marriott Grand National
Cocktails 6 p.m. | Banquet 7 p.m. | Band 8 p.m.
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CHAPTER ETERNAL
T. Drew Ragan '56 entered Chapter Eternal in
2014. "I'm so happy to hear that the Gamma
Sigma Chapter is resuming operations. My
father enjoyed his years there as a student, and
then as an adviser," Drew's son, Robert, shares.
ALUMNI NEWS
James W. Fitzpatrick Jr. '42 was active duty
in the military from 1942-64 and in the Army
reserve from 1946-55. He spent his working
career with major industrial engineering
companies until his retirement in 2003. He and
Ruth were married since 1948 until her death in
2009. James and Ruth had one son, James.
Tom O. Fuller '52 is retired and living in
England. Tom recalls that he and three Auburn
ROTC graduates were sent to the 52nd field
artillery battalion in Japan in 1953. After a few
months of intensive training, they were sent to
Korea and it took them almost a week to arrive.
"We were alerted to go to the front line. President
Eisenhower and North Korean leaders realized
that three Auburn guys would muddle up their
war, so they agreed on a cease fire effective July
27, 1953." After a few weeks, the men were sent
to perform guard duty at a POW camp near Pusan.
Tom was an officer every third day and third
night. Eventually, Tom returned to Alabama and
became off-duty but stayed in the reserves.
Alan C. Stone '61 was in the U.S. Marine Corps
from 1961-'68; an airline pilot from 1968-1997;
an NTSB accident investigator from 1997-2003;
and an aircraft accident investigator from 2003
until his retirement in 2016. He lives in Miami,
Fla. E-mail: apstone@comcast.net
Jerre W. Feagin Jr. '66 retired after 45 years
as an Episcopal priest. He moved to Colorado
to live with his daughter and her family, which
includes two grandsons. He lives in Loveland,
Colo. E-mail: jerrefeagin12@gmail.com
Martin T. Jackson '83 was a head high
school football coach for 27 years. Before
coaching, Martin was a graduate assistant at
Auburn University and an assistant coach at two
universities. He now works as athletic director at
Grovetown High School. He and his wife, Penny,
have two grandchildren and live in Evans, Ga.
Kevin S. Cleary '85 says his son, Brett,
graduated from AU in 2017 and his daughter,
Courtney, is a senior planning to graduate from
the university in 2019. KC lives in Brownsboro,
Ala. E-mail: kcleary248@gmail.com.
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