Beta Theta Pi - University of Minnesota

the betA Piper PAge 2 "I believe experiences make people happy and lead to a fulfilling life, and Greek life is experiences first and foremost," Joshua said. "It makes the college experience so much more than just class. It is a family at a time when many of us have moved away from home for the first time." Joshua now lives hundreds of miles away from Minneapolis, which makes it hard to get back to his brothers, but he cherishes the times he can. "I really enjoyed the time I was able to make it back for Homecoming," Joshua said. "I saw many of my brothers, and although it had been years, it felt like I had only been away from them for days." He advises any brother to make an effort to go back—whether it's for a football or hockey game or just to stop by and say hello. Joshua is a doctor in Bismark, North Dakota. From a young age, he was exposed to the medical field through his mother, who is a physician assistant. He found medicine remarkably interesting and complex and ended up following suit. "I enjoy having the training and expertise to repair some of the most complex machines in the world." Joshua said. "Medicine affords me the ability to constantly learn and apply what I learn in the operating room or the trauma bay." You can connect with Joshua at joshua.j.knudson@gmail.com. A Brother Through and Through (Continued from page 1) Beta Diamond Society ($1,000 to $2,499) Thomas A. Gruber '62 Brent A. Anderson '85 Beta Pi Society ($500 to $999) Matthew S. Hunt '94 Jonathan R. Hoveland '04 Douglas D. Rogers '55 In memory of Wallace S. Rogers '51 Loving Cup Society ($100 to $499) Billie Rogers In memory of Wallace S. Rogers '51 Kenneth A. Tessmer '48 Gerald T. Carroll '55 Donn P. Barber '56 Kingsley R. Ondich '56 Stanley A. Thompson '59 Jon W. Webber '60 David F. Hewett '61 Jay T. McCluskey '61 John B. Rovick '62 Scott R. Berry '63 John H. Avery '64 Charles J. Suk '68 William L. Laakso '69 Robert A. Stein '69 Jeffrey D. Ohm '70 E. Walt Slibeck '70 Joseph J. Kraska '72 Wesley F. Chapman '82 Bradley G. Ketz '83 George A. Turner '83 Robert M. Alliegro '84 Robert J. Brunmeier '84 Brent A. Anderson '85 David E. Engler '85 Joseph M. Jones '85 Paul J. Roberts '85 James R. Curtis '86 Jerry W. LaMere '87 Gregg E. Robinson '88 Scott A. Martin '89 Bradley H. Obert '89 Bradner H. Smith '90 David A. Horner '91 Bradley R. Martin '95 Mark L. Nevermann '99 Matthew R. Butryn '02 Scott J. Heineman '03 Benjamin R. Elliott '05 Branden C. Peterson '05 Aaron T. Docken '06 Lech F. Literski '06 Bryan C. Patrick '06 Brian P. Sondag '06 Jacob Z. Helms '07 Aviran S. Sethi '09 Thomas F. Cramblit '11 Beta Dragon Society (Up to $99) Peter Hyberger, ND '20 C. David D. Cooper '61 James E. Brunzell '71 Christopher P. Edwards '89 Richard M. Norton '03 Christopher Gables '08 W e are deeply grateful to the following brothers for committing $10,125 to Beta Theta Pi's spring annual campaign. These alumni recognize the importance of ensuring the future of Beta Pi Chapter and have demonstrated a sense of gratitude for their personal experience. As Beta Pi looks to build upon its success for the remainder of 2021, please consider joining your brothers today in giving back to our brotherhood! THANK YOU, LOYAL BROTHERS! Add Your Name to Our List of Loyal Donors Today For checks, please make the donation payable to Beta Theta Pi Society of Minnesota, and mail to Beta Theta Pi Society of Minnesota, Dinkytown Station-P.O. Box 13225, Minneapolis, MN 55414 For online gifts, visit www.betathetapisocietymn.org Interested in making a large gift (e.g., sale of stocks)? A limited tax deductibe option is available. Contact Branden at branden@betathetapisocietymn.org or (612) 963-2989 for details How do I give back today? 1 2 3

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