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Help Locate "Lost"
Oklahoma Alpha Brothers
E
ngaging our alumni so we can share Oklahoma Alpha news, success stories, and event
invitations is only possible if we can reach them. This is easier said than done when
alumni change their emails after graduation or when they accept a new job, and because
the average person moves every seven years.
Right now, we're missing complete contact information (a good address and email) from
42% of our Oklahoma Alpha alumni! (For our more than 1,500 alumni, we have 68% of their
emails and 46% of their mailing addresses.) We're asking for your help with these two
quick things so we can reconnect with brothers from your time at Oklahoma State.
Head to okstate.sigep.org/support-our-chapter/lost-brothers to see if any
brothers in your graduation year are "lost." There, you can submit updated
contact information to ensure we don't lose touch with them again.
Make sure your own information is up to date by visiting mysigep.org.
This is your one-stop shop to update your contact info, check out real-
time information about Oklahoma Alpha, recommend a future brother for
recruitment, see your SigEp Educational Foundation giving history, and more.
Spending just a few minutes of your time will help Oklahoma Alpha engage alumni as we
gather for Homecoming, anniversaries and events as well as recruit dedicated volunteers
to mentor young undergraduate brothers!
How SigEp
Shapes Us
T
he following poem about SigEp,
"Passing it On," was written by
Neil Seidl, who graduated in the early
1960s and currently lives in Tulsa,
Oklahoma. His daughter, Terry Slagle,
tells us: "He had a very influential high
school teacher that left an indelible
mark on him. I think she is the one
who nurtured his love of literature and
poetry. He has written many poems in
his life about family, adventures, and
life experiences. He gave me a love
of the poet Robert Frost, one of his
favorites. As a child, I remember him
reciting 'Invictus,' which was part of
his classwork in high school."
"The following passage was written by
Neil Seidl years ago. His daughter, Terry
Slagle wanted to share this with us
regarding his love for Oklahoma Alpha."
A TA I L GAT E T O R E M E M B E R
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From left: Steve Giles '87, Tim Reddout '87,
and Darrell Pulliam '84.
Tim Reddout '87 and Steve Nash.
From left: Cindy (wife of Tim Reddout '87)
and daughter, Allie.
Cardin Hart '19 and his wife, Karlie.
