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Thank You, BroThers, for
supporTing indiana alpha
balanced man society
($1,000 to $2,499)
John C. Weydert '48
Rodney J. Henderson '68
Jason H. Williams '11
brotherhood society
($500 to $999)
Craig W. Wallace '75
Michael L. Davis '77
Chris G. Wallace '77
golden heart society
($100 to $499)
Donald F. Smith '48
Lee E. Gase '50
Frank E. Ruehling '56
Roger G. Blocks '62
Robert H. Sheridan '62
Kurt F. Meier '63
E. Dana Smith '66
Wendell D. Schultz '68
Richard J. Vukmanovich '69
James R. Brown '73
Douglas M. Nabhan '77
George F. Plesac '79
Kerry A. Prielipp '79
Steven E. Wilson '79
David J. St. Claire '86
John C. Vas '94
Jacob G. Plesac '12
others
(Up to $99)
Raymond S. Stephens '49
Richard F. Trowbridge '59
Frederick W. Forward '65
Kenneth G. Miller '66
Gregory B. Foust '72
Art M. Weisman '82
T
hanks to the support of 29 generous alumni, $7,115 was contributed last fall through this
spring. We will be using these funds as well as any continued donations to staff and fund
events and publications necessary to rebuild alumni relations. Your continued support helps
ensure the future of Indiana Alpha. If an error has been made in recording the amount of your
gift, we sincerely apologize. If corrections to your giving records are needed, please send them
to alehr@penningtonco.com. Thank you, again, for your loyal support.
had to offer," Mike says. "It made Purdue
feel much smaller." He enjoyed daily dinners,
socials, Boiler football games, and living in the
chapter house. The fraternity provided a relief
from the grind electrical engineering put on him.
Being around a large group of diverse men
helped Mike grow personally and professionally.
He was fortunate to be exposed to many new
opportunities at Purdue. "Living in the SigEp
house opened my eyes to the diversity life has
to offer," Mike says. "It helped to prepare me to
know what working in a Fortune 500 company
would bring."
No matter where life takes him, he will always
fondly reminisce on his days at Purdue. "To all
my past friends and brothers who helped me
prepare for what was in store, I thank you," Mike
says. "I would love to share a glass of Bordeaux
with my brothers and fondly reminisce of our
days at old Purdue."
Mike has enjoyed working for the same
company for over 34 years. He is the executive
vice president and chief operating office for
Exelon's Generation Company. In his spare
time, he enjoys traveling with family, golfing,
and spending time at the gym. He and his wife,
Cheryl, live in Geneva, Illinois. They have four
children: Katie, Amy, Marie, and Brian. E-mail:
mike.pacilio60@gmail.com
mike pacilio '82
credits indiana
alpha for personal,
professional
development
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Alumni Update
chapter eternal
frederick l. schindler '51 entered Chapter
Eternal on June 22, 2015. He was a resident of
West Chester, Ohio.
richard e. hildebrand '52 entered Chapter
Eternal on March 6, 2015. He was a resident
of Mount Juliet, Tenn.
alumni news
donald f. smith '48 has been retired for
about 22 years, but is still as active as ever
with his church and Lion's Club. His son,
Brad, started the Souper Bowl of Caring about
20 years ago. Since that time, he has raised
nearly $106 million. The charity's vision
is to "Transform the time around the Super
Bowl into the nation's largest celebration
of giving and serving." You can learn more
about it at souperbowl.org. Don is a resident of
Atlanta, Ga.
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