Sigma Chi - University of Mississippi

The Standard Bearer ($250,000 and above) Anonymous Sigma Chi Undergraduate Chapter Chris Newcomb '89 1857 Society ($100,000 to $249,999) David B. Craddock '94 Jim Barksdale '65 Norman Shield ($50,000 to $99,999) Daniel C. Hughes Jr. '65 The Eta Trust ($25,000 to $49,999) Sandy Williams '57 In memory of Dean Malcomb Guess Boone Family William R. Boone '60 Douglas R. Boone '85 Kenneth W. Williams '63 In honor of Sweetheart Nancy Ann Kincade Williams Ralph B. Vance Sr. '68 In honor of Ralph B. Vance Jr. '06 Don Cannada '75 and Barry Cannada '77 In memory of Dave Cannada Blake Tartt '84 In memory of Reverend Peter Johnson Andrew R. Townes '86 Timothy W. Porter '90 Wilford A. Payne '98 White Cross Society ($15,000 to $24,999) Harry A. Alexander '76 Jay Evans '88 The Constantine ($10,000 to $14,999) Jan Collins '75 J. Steve Ray '82 In memory of William C. Smallwood Jr. '55 Fred Moran '83 Ronald G. Taylor '84 William H. Holman III '86 John O Hearin '87 Family Norman Brewer Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Hampton ames '84 Family Frank M. Yerger '87 Tonquin Stovall '90 Breck Hines '01 Scott T. Marshall '02 Stephen Kirkpatrick '04 Ole Miss Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Richard C. Roberts III '73 Robert H. Pendleton Jr. '86 Daniel P. Jordan III '87 In honor of Dr. Daniel P. Jordan. Jr '60 Rebel Society ($1,000 to $2,499) J. Gorman Schaffer '67 Roderick S. Russ III '68 John E. Milner '75 Campaign Status At-a-Glance As of December 5, 2019 Campaign Goal $2.5 Million Total Commitments $1,388,685 Total Contributors 37 Mailable Alumni 2,266 THANK YOU TO OUR EARLY DONORS Stay Tuned for How to Join Your Brothers on Our Donor List T hank you to the following early supporters who have contributed to the Building on a Tradition of Excellence capital campaign. ese alumni and friends recognize the importance of ensuring the future of Sigma Chi at the University of Mississippi and demonstrated a sense of gratitude for their personal experience. Commitments are still needed from the rest of our alumni to achieve our $2.5 million campaign goal and complete this project. All donors making gis of $2,500 or more to this campaign will be recognized on a permanently displayed plaque in the renovated chapter house. All donors giving $1,000 or more will be recognized in campaign publications. If an error has been made in recording your gi, or your name has been mistakenly omitted or listed improperly, we sincerely apologize. Please advise our campaign coordinator at kyarawsky@ penningtonco.com or (785) 218-1075. ank you! E ta Chapter continues to set the standard of what it means to be a Sigma Chi. Great improvements can be seen through our philanthropic, recruitment, membership, and brotherhood efforts. Derby Days Impresses Nationally Last spring's Derby Days was a resounding success. Brothers Hays Dubberly '21 and Joseph Upton '21 led the chapter as co-chairmen to raise more than $54,000 and donate over 500 units of blood (doubling last year's efforts). Donations benefitted the Huntsman Cancer Institute, Mississippi Blood Services, and Newks Cares. Because of their strong leadership and vision, Eta was nationally recognized as the Strongest House Manager Thomas Boone '22, Kustos Ryan Rodgers, Recruitment Chairman Charlie Chambers '21, Magister John Self '20, Judicial Chairman Russell Moran '21, Quaestor Silas Cosby '21, and Consul RG Pickering '20 represented Eta at the Krach Transformational Leadership Workshop in Bowling Green, Ohio, this past summer. Our officers contributed invaluable lessons, experiences, and ideas to discussions as Eta Chapter is the largest Sigma Chi chapter. DERBY DAYS RAISES $54,000, RECEIVES NATIONAL RECOGNITION Eta Chapter Building Upon Foundation of Success By Welcoming 80 New Brothers Are you interested in getting involved? Contact our campaign co- ordinator Kyle Yarawsky at kyarawsky@penningtonco. com or (785) 218-1075.

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