Alpha Sigma Phi - University of Washington

Mu Chapter Patron Society ($100,000 and above) Charles F. Conner '75 Phoenix Society ($50,000 to $99,999) Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduate Chapter Michael G. Russell '68 In memory of Chuck Whitney '68 Tor-Jan Ronhovde '75 Mark D. Still '75 Jeffrey E. Roe '84 Michael C. Nelson '87 Purple and Gold Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Anonymous In memory of Lee Patton '48 C. Marvin Still '47 Jack H. Seeley '51 Robert W. Kutz, Cal-Berkeley '67 Eric G. Lund '72 In honor of Providence Richard L. Graf '75 Keith H. Hanson '78 Andrew L. McDonald '78 Robert B. Strecker '78 Craig T. Bowen '81 Arthur C. Swanson '88 Husky Society ($15,000 to $24,999) Kris D. Axell '76 W.C. Oppfelt '77 Mike Humphries '78 Douglas W. Jordan '78 1912 Society ($10,000 to $14,999) Duncan A. Wallace '49 Norman P. Nobach '53 In memory of Robert P. Piper '53 Scott G. Kuhn '76 In memory of Tom G. Tift '76 Neil Corcoran '78 Blake Hoefer '78 Ken Horn '78 Robert A. Ratliffe '79 Brian E. Fellon '94 Stuart P. Linscott '96 In honor of Kevin J. Garvey, Westminster '75 Old Gal Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Anonymous In memory of Bob Everett '67 Anonymous In memory of Chuck Whitney '68 Burr D. Cline Jr. '51 Richard E. Ramsey '53 In memory of Keith J. Rice '54 C. David Hughbanks '55 In memory of James R. Hughbanks '51, Mu Chapter Pres., Fall '54 Arthur Buerk '56 Hadley E. Chamberlain '67 Paul Karkiainen '67 In memory of Bob Kiefner '67 Theodore M. Therrieault '67 Lawrence Everett '70 Clint A. Kendall '72 Paul J. Bailey '74 Robert L. Berg '76 Lawrence Sexton '76 Kyle B. Kallander '77 Jeffery D. Andrews '78 John Gilson '78 Daniel J. Kovarik '78 Steve A. Greenbaum '79 In memory of Bob Shelts '79 Richard L. Basnaw III '86 Kevin M. D'Olivo '10 In memory of Riley McCarthy '10 Richard H. Weyrich '10 In memory of Riley McCarthy '10 Cardinal and Gray Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Allan D. Loucks Sr. '55 John Clearman '56 Engall A. Olson III '56 Robert W. Batty '65 H. Lee Blankenship '66 Craig E. Nordlie '71 John C. Graffe Jr. '74 Clark Williams '74 Dean A. Bachmayer '76 John J. Salsburg '76 Timothy M. Tobin '76 Steven J. Hawkins '77 Rodney B. Leveridge '78 Ted Davis '79 Dr. John Moen '79 Michael J. Moroney '80 Gregory K. Parish '80 Jeff Rogers '80 Kevin D. Keierleber '81 Jeffrey D. Cleator '85 Michael O. Boese '86 Curt Fischer '86 Kevin S. Shepherd '88 Glenn A. Gesell '89 Jeffrey T. Schulte '91 Drew A. Pierson '01 Brotherhood Society ($1,000 to $2,499) Anonymous Gloria Money In memory of Richard J. Money '51 Glen A. Love '52 In memory of Al Ulbrickson '23 Milton Yanicks '53 Douglas Burk '55 Fred A. Lawrence '55 Ronald R. Jensen '56 John P. Freeman '62 E. B. Marshlain '68 Mark Nordlie '70 Paul "Bud" Houser Jr. '74 John D. Huston '74 In memory of Tom G. Tift '76 Neil L. Shively Jr. '75 Bruce W. Thees '76 Robert J. Hamilton '77 Michael R. Kennedy '77 In memory of Tom G. Tift '76 Brian J. Sublett '78 Bill J. Burkland '81 Steven L. Savage '81 Vance A. Clipson II '87 Eric D. Freeman '88 Brent M. Baumann '91 Athan E. Tramountanas '91 Michael C. Miller '93 Robert J. Bigej '96 Kyle G. Langdon '97 Frank R. Palino '99 In memory of Riley E.J. McCarthy '10 Steven Latour, Central Michigan '04 THANK YOU, LOYAL BROTHERS, FOR YOUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS Don't Wait to Add Your Name to Our List of Dedicated Donors! T o donate or pledge, mail a check with the enclosed pledge form or visit alphasigmaphi.com/capital-campaign. Please remember that pledges can be made in installments over the course of five years to maximize the impact of your gift and meet your financial flexibility. Donors of $1,000 or more will be recognized in appropriate giving categories in all publications and donors who give $2,500 or more will be displayed at the appropriate giving level on prominently displayed signage in the Chapter House, unless otherwise requested. If an error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been mistakenly omitted, we sincerely apologize. Please advise our campaign coordinator at (785) 843-1661 or nedwards@penningtonco.com. Campaign Status At-a-Glance As of April 5, 2021 Goal $2 million Total Raised $1,057,462 Number of Donors 124 Number of Active Alumni 1,154 However, they invited me back for a second interview, during which I shared my leadership experiences from Alpha Sigma Phi," he said. "I discussed the leadership experience I gained on our National Fraternity Board when I was selected as an undergraduate representative on our Grand Council." While on the national board, Stu spent most of his time on the finance committee. That position and his leadership roles at Mu Chapter taught him more than he learned in any economics class and made him a stronger applicant for his first job than he realized. After his second interview, he was one of the final three candidates being considered and had to complete a two-page written financial memo on a publicly traded company. "I spent day and night on that assignment. I remember calling the hiring manager because I had a question, and I thought I was not going to get the job because the hiring manager forgot who I was when I called and asked, 'Stu who?'," he shared. "A few days after turning in my financial memo assignment, I got a call from the hiring manager—the bank wanted to offer me the job. Not because of my two-page paper, but because of a reference." Kevin Garvey's reference and words of praise elevated Stu above the other candidates, and thus he began his desired career in commercial banking. More than 20 years later, Stu still works in the commercial banking field and attributes his success to his membership in Alpha Sigma Phi. "I contributed to the Securing the Future of Mu Chapter campaign because of the leadership opportunities I gained as an Alpha Sigma Phi member and in appreciation for the reference and recommendation I received from Brother Garvey," he stated. With more than 20 years of commercial banking experience under his belt, Stu serves as senior vice president and director of Commercial Banking within Washington Trust Bank and manages one of the larger commercial banking portfolios in the Puget Sound area. He received his MBA from a nighttime program at Seattle University in 2005 and completed a three-year certificate from Pacific Coast Banking School through UW's Foster School of Business in 2016. Stu and his wife, Erin, have two children, Austin and Ella, and they live in Snoqualmie Ridge. You can connect with Stu at slinscott@watrust.com. STU LINSCOTT '96 (Continued from front) alphasigmaphi.com Mu Chapter Alumni Association – Alpha Sigma Phi uwalphasig STAY CONNECTED AT MU CHAPTER Would you like to receive periodic email updates and communication from Mu Chapter? Let us know your email address by going to alphasigmaphi.com and clicking the Alumni tab and then the Get in Touch subtab. You can also stay up to date by emailing Kris Axell '76 at kdaxell@comcast.net. f f

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