Phi Kappa Psi - University of Texas

Fall 2017 Newsletter

Texas Alpha Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity at the University of Texas

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Texas Alpha House Board, Inc. P.O. Box 28061 Austin, TX 78755-8061 Address Service Requested Attention: This newsletter is intended for alumni and parents. If your son is attending the University of Texas, he will receive a copy at the chapter house. If he has graduated, please send us his permanent address to update our records. Thank you. to the Top Texas Alpha Lo o k In si de Ben A. Donnell '55 and his wife, Elinor, were honored at the University of Texas Law School on October 6 with the Honorary Order of Coif award. Ben is self-employed and lives in Corpus Christi, Texas. He and Elinor have two daughters, Allison and Amy. E-mail: bdonnell@dakpc.com Lloyd "Bummy" Jary Jr. '55 retired in January from his architectural practice. He and his wife, Mary, have four children: Lloyd III, Elisa, Bettina, and Pamala. They live in San Antonio, Texas. E-mail: ljary@lwjarchitects.com T. Scott Cantine '59 and his wife, Jane, live in Denver, Colo. He retired in 2000 from HNTB. He says, "The new house looks great. I look forward to getting down to Austin and seeing it. Proud to be a Phi Psi!" E-mail: tscantine@msn.com Otis Horton Jr., Ph.D. '60 retired in 2006. After leaving the graduate faculty of the University of Toronto, Otis spent 25 years in the oilfield service industry. He then founded Set Solutions, which provided products and services used to secure the world's largest networks. He lives in Houston, Texas. Jerry W. Gunn '61 and his wife, Trisha, live in Houston, Texas, and have one child, Chris. Jerry retired in 2012 as an attorney. E-mail: jerry@ gunnlawoffice.com Vincent C. Bash III '68 and his wife, Jann, live in Midland, Texas, and have two children, Katherane and David. E-mail: bashv@vcbash.com Daniel Norwood '79 is a realtor with Legacy Real Estate. He and his wife, Katharine, live in Midland, Texas, and have two children, Libby and Carly. E-mail: danny@dannynorwood.com John Culpepper III '84 is the advisor for the Phi Psi colony at Texas A&M University. He is president of Culpepper Realty and lives in College Station, Texas, with his wife, Mary. They have three children, John, Liza, and Jacqueline. E-mail: jack@culpepperrealty.com Timothy Freeman '87 has owned a surgical device and implant company for 12 years. More than four years ago, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Timothy hosts a golf tournament in The Woodlands, Texas, to benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research. Details can be found at Birdies Fore Parkinson's Research on Facebook. The 2017 tournament was held on October 16. Timothy has been married to Diane for seven years. She is a Chi Omega, and was Miss Arkansas State. He has a 15-year-old stepdaughter, Casey. E-mail: tfreeman@infinityma.net Douglas Gibbins '87 and his wife, Paulette, live in Austin, Texas. They have three children, Ashley, Douglas, and Natasha. Douglas is president of ATXREA Realty. He was appointed by Austin Community College board of trustees to the Highland Campus Advisory Committee and later elected chairman. E-mail: douglas. gibbins@gmail.com Aaron Lyons '03 is the founder and owner of Dish Society. He and his wife, Stefanie, have one child, Sutton, and live in Houston, Texas. E-mail: aaronslyons@gmail.com TEXAS ALPHA 30 UNDER 30 Q: Do you have any career goals that you'd like to accomplish? A: When I think about my goals professionally, I think about the ways that my career can impact those around me in a positive manner. My hometown means a lot to me. Coming from a town of about 800, you tend to become close with the community. Recognizing the impact my immediate community had on my upbringing, I'd be more than excited to pay it forward and give students down the road the tools they need to succeed in life. I'd like to be able to give to my church and school and to play an active role in prepping students in their walk through life. I'm also thankful for the impact of the fraternity and Cowboys, and hope to someday be in a position to mentor younger members. Q: Do you have any career goals that you would like to accomplish? A: I love my analyst team and I take a lot of pride in seeing them develop. JAY TRAPP '13 (Continued from page 4) ZACHARY RABINOVITZ '08 (Continued from page 4) Alumni News Visit Us Online www.phipsitexas.com @PKPTexas

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