Lambda Chi Alpha - Oregon State University

Page 5 "I'm learning a lot about how the fraternity has changed over time and how the needs of this new chapter house will be different from the house we lived in," he said. "It shows how vibrant and adaptable Alpha Lambda is." "I benefited greatly from my time at Lambda Chi Alpha, and I'd like upcoming generations to have that same opportunity," Brother Zerba said. "If other brothers want to be further involved in the campaign, there are many brothers to connect with and always things to be done," Brother Rutledge added. "The more, the merrier." The 1968 i-Class encourages every other class to unite in this effort! These men know that, by encouraging as many brothers as possible to participate, the Building for Our Second Century will be an overwhelming, undeniable success. Imagine the fun, wonderful celebration we will share when we achieve our goal of building a new chapter house for the next generations of Lambda Chi at Oregon State! A beautiful day to visit Mount Saint Helens! From left: Doug Hallander '68-819, Debbie Hallander, Claudia Zerba, and Dennis Zerba '68-812. AlphA lAmbdA Alumnotes Blaine L. Mack '48-546 turned 97 years old! He lives in Palm Desert, CA. Email: p38driver@aol.com Joe H. Griggs '57-689 is retired and lives in a 55+ community in Cottage Grove, OR. He enjoys following OSU sports. Email: jhgriggs@charter.net David A. Barber '61-730 and Ellie enjoy traveling and visiting their grandchildren. They live in Aledo, TX. Email: davenv100@yahoo.com Bruce A. Davis '64-742 is a USATF certified starter and has been the head starter at OSU's home meets. He has season tickets to both men's and women's basketball games and enjoys the trips from Vancouver, WA, to Corvallis. Email: brucedavis13@gmail.com Robert R. Powell '70-851 retired after 42 years with Coca-Cola, 16 moves, and extensive business travel in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. He had two relocations to Atlanta, and it has become his permanent home. Robert shares that college football has been interesting because his wife went to FSU and earned her MBA from LSU while his daughters attended UGA and Florida. "Pray for me!" Email: robertandgeorgia@aol.com Mike C. Paul '74-913 shares that his wife, Karen (Crescent 1974-78), has some health issues, so they stay close to home in Granger, WA. Mike still has time to feed 50 head of beef cattle, with most of the meat going to consumers for their freezers. This is a job that gives Mike an activity at home, and he can still enjoy having cattle. Email: mike.karen.cattle@gmail.com Robert S. Dicey '83-1125 shares that his family is number one. He and his wife have two daughters, Byranna and Kaylee. He lives in Corvallis, OR. Email: rcdicey@comcast.net Scott A. Seppa '85-1194 shares that his daughter, Elise, began at Oregon State University this fall. He lives in Warrenton, OR. Email: s.seppa@knutsenins.com Jorge T. Juliano Jr. '92-1371 is working and raising a family in Happy Valley, OR. Email: jorge.juliano.jr@gmail.com Brian K. Schilling '96-1476 spends most of his time working, coaching competitive soccer with Thelo United, and camping with family. He lives in Clackamas, OR. Email: schillingbr@comcast.net Jeffrey W. Hall '03-1586 welcomed his daughter, Natalie, last October. He shares that mother and baby are well and they're thrilled to have a healthy and adorable baby girl. They look forward to joining the OSU community in the coming years. He lives in Minneapolis, MN. Email: hall.j.william@gmail.com Alexander "Fish" B. McElfish '10-1712 received his master's degree in finance from Arizona State University and moved to Miami, FL. He is a partner at a startup consulting firm and co-founded another startup called Dinerazo. Email: abfish24@comcast.net Mogul K. Lu'uwai '15-1848 works as a project engineer at Goodfellow Bros LLC. He lives in Wailuku, HI. Email: mkluuwai@gmail.com What keeps you connected to Alpha Lambda as an alumnus? "Lambda Chi magazine, Alpha Lambda newsletter, and the OSU Alumni Association." –Joe H. Griggs '57-689 "News about brothers." –Jim G. Nelson '66-768 "A core group of brothers who I've kept in touch with over the years. Also, through OSU sports teams." –Ron J. Susa '79-1032 "Facebook, newsletters, and alumni friends." –Rob W. Gagnier '88- 1257 "My fellow brothers; we have a group that has gone camping every spring since our junior year (25+ years). We also try to get together every month for 'Beers with Bros,' a quick happy hour some place. Sometimes it's two of us, another time it's a dozen of us." –Jorge T. Juliano Jr. '92-1371 "The initiation classes of 2011-13. I have a dozen members in a fantasy football league." –Andrew A. Holt '13-1787

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