Phi Kappa Psi - University of Texas

t e x a s a l P h a Page 5 John Keyes Jr. '40 continues his journey in the pursuit of happiness with his wife, Luelle. The couple exercises regularly and resides in a retirement community in Colorado. E‑mail: ludac322md@aol.com Keith White, M.D. '44 was one of four United States Navy students from Long Beach, Calif., who arrived on campus at the University of Texas in 1943 and became a Phi Psi brother. The other three were Bob Leebrick '43, George Newhouse '43, and Richard Sterkel '44. Keith lives in Knoxville, Tenn. Courtney R. Clark '46 retired in 1986 from Exxon/Mobil after 38 years of service. He and his wife, Jean, moved to Savannah, Ga., in 2008 and keep busy with volunteer work. William T. Wheeler Jr. '51 and his wife, Margery, live in Houston, Texas. His hobbies include researching family genealogy and woodworking. Bill also enjoys designing and making wood patio tables for his family and friends. E‑mail: wheelerwm@aol.com Raymond A. Bennett '53 is an avid fan of the University of Texas and the Patriot fan club. He and his wife, Cherrie, attend all major sporting events on campus and within a 100-mile radius of Tyler, Texas, where they live. E‑mail: bennettra@suddenlink.net James D. Culver '58 works as an independent oil and gas operator in Texas. In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf, hunting and traveling. E‑mail: jculver@culveroilandgas.com Daniel Eikenberry '63 lives in Hackensack, Minn., and is a member of Rotary International as well as Boy Scouts of America. Dan and his wife, Sue, have two children, John and Allison. E‑mail: tenmile@tds.net Gary Schur '63 and his wife, Paula, live in Lakeway, Texas. He retired in 1997 and enjoys golfing, hunting and fishing. E‑mail: schurgary@hotmail.com Robert von Doenhoff '63 is the president of Aldrick Abstract Company. He and his wife, Kitty, live in Crockett, Texas. E‑mail: rvondoenhoff@yahoo.com Henry P. Boardman '64 retired from the U.S. Navy in 1987 after he worked for a consulting firm in the Washington, D.C., area. He became vice president of the company until he retired in 2001. Hank and his wife, Linda, live in Mission, Texas. E‑mail: henryrckldg@aol.com Robert Zivney Jr. '68 and his wife, Margie, moved to Frisco, Texas, and look forward to reconnecting with brothers there. E‑mail: rzivney@att.net David Tipple Jr. '70 lives in Charlotte, N.C., with his wife of 40 years, Lissa, and enjoys spending time with his children and grandchildren. E‑mail: dft@carolina.rr.com Charles S. Williams Jr. '77 reports that life is changing as he and his wife, Sandy, move into the empty nest stage of life. Travel is a big part of their lives, usually around national parks. This year, they plan to visit Europe to see the Premiership Final (England's rugby version of the Super Bowl) and the 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Normandy. Chuck and Sandy live in Brentwood, Tenn., and have two sons, Tom and Connor. E‑mail: charleswilliamsjr@gmail.com Thomas Rigamonti Jr. '88 tells all his Texas Alpha brothers, "Greetings from Houston!" He and his wife, Jennifer, have three children and enjoyed their summers at Lakeside Country Club as well as the beach. Tom looks forward to football and hunting season in the fall. E‑mail: tom.rigamonti@netapp.com Stephen Cronin '90 is a project administration manager working in Singapore on drilling ship construction. E‑mail: stephen.cronin@yahoo.com Dr. E. Brady Locke '91 stays busy running two medical practices in Midland, Texas, one of which he owns with his wife, Tiffany. Harry Torres '93 is a senior F&PA analyst for Phillips 66 Corporation. He and his wife, Kristi, live in Houston and have one daughter, Cora Jane. E‑mail: harryt_wiltor@yahoo.com Jayson A. Morgan '00 has worked on the Dallas Cowboy's new stadium since 2007. He also started an oil and gas service company based in Midland, Texas. E‑mail: jayson_morgan@yahoo.com Nicholas S. Beavers '04 and his wife, Ashley, celebrated their first anniversary on March 2. He teaches and coaches football and soccer at MacArthur High School in Irving, Texas. Travis C. Bryan '08 attends law school at the University of Houston. E‑mail: tcbryan64@yahoo.com alumni news catching Up with gene andeRSon '57 B rother Gene Anderson '57 reports, "I was in the last pledge class in the old house (1710 Colorado) that the chapter inhabited before 2401 Longview. In the fall of 1957, I shared a room at the new impressive Phi Psi house with Ron Woods '57. It was an exciting time for the chapter and I was elected vice president of Texas Alpha. Money was always an issue for me and I had to go inactive before my term was out because I could not afford to continue. I was very unhappy about that, but it was necessary if I were to complete my education at U.T. While active, to make my dollars go further, I waited tables at the chapter and got a fulsome meal in return. I also drove the yellow school bus, which we called the 'Bummy Bus.' It was the brainchild of Brother Bummy Jary '55 that started at 2401 Longview. The route ended at the Law School. I'm sure regulations would not permit such an endeavor today. "To make ends meet after going inactive, I worked 20 hours a week at the Texas Textbook Agency on 6th and Congress and latterly for a professor at the U.T. School of Chemical Engineering. I graduated in January 1961." After graduation, Brother Anderson relocated to England where he had a 40-year career of purchasing, reorganizing, growing and selling businesses. He and his wife, Daniela, moved to the U.S. a few years ago and retired to Beverly Hills, Calif. Today they oversee their own college scholarship fund to assist students in continuing their education. To date, their foundation has awarded scholarships valued at nearly $900,000 to 50 students. Brother Anderson is scheduled to receive the Texas Alpha Private Sector Service Award at Founders Day 2015. You can contact Gene at ceadla@hotmail.com.

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