Alpha Sigma Phi - University of Washington

Second Founder Society ($250,000 and above) Mu Chapter Patron Society ($100,000 to $249,999) Charles F. Conner '75 Phoenix Society ($50,000 to $99,999) Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduate Chapter Tor-Jan Ronhovde '75 Mark D. Still '75 Jeffrey E. Roe '84 Michael C. Nelson '87 Purple and Gold Society ($25,000 to $49,999) C. Marvin Still '47 Jack H. Seeley '51 Michael G. Russell '68 Eric G. Lund '72 In honor of Providence Richard L. Graf '75 Keith H. Hanson '78 Andrew L. McDonald '78 Robert B. Strecker '78 Craig T. Bowen '81 Arthur C. Swanson '88 Husky Society ($15,000 to $24,999) Kris D. Axell '76 W.C. Oppfelt '77 Mike Humphries '78 Douglas W. Jordan '78 1912 Society ($10,000 to $14,999) Robert W. Kutz, UC Berkeley '67 Scott G. Kuhn '76 In memory of Tom G. Tift '76 Neil Corcoran '78 Blake Hoefer '78 Ken Horn '78 Robert A. Ratliffe '79 Brian E. Fellon '94 Stuart P. Linscott '96 In honor of Kevin J. Garvey, Westminster '75 Old Gal Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Burr D. Cline Jr. '51 Richard E. Ramsey '53 In memory of Keith J. Rice '54 Arthur Buerk '56 Hadley E. Chamberlain '67 Paul Karkiainen '67 In memory of Bob Kiefner '67 Theodore M. Therrieault '67 Michael Russell '68 In memory of Bob Everett '67 and Chuck Whitney '68 Lawrence Everett '70 Clint. A. Kendall '72 Paul J. Bailey '74 Robert L. Berg '76 Lawrence Sexton '76 Steven J. Hawkins '77 Jeffery D. Andrews '78 John Gilson '78 Daniel J. Kovarik '78 Steve A. Greenbaum '79 In memory of Bob Shelts '79 Kevin M. D'Olivo '10 In memory of Riley McCarthy '10 Richard H. Weyrich '10 In memory of Riley McCarthy '10 Cardinal and Gray Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Engall A. Olson III '56 Robert W. Batty '65 Craig E. Nordlie '71 John C. Graffe Jr. '74 Clark B. Williams '74 Dean A. Bachmayer '76 John J. Salsburg '76 Timothy M. Tobin '76 Ted Davis '79 Dr. John Moen '79 Michael J. Moroney '80 Gregory K. Parish '80 Jeff Rogers '80 Kevin D. Keierleber '81 Jeffrey D. Cleator '85 Michael O. Boese '86 Curt Fischer '86 Kevin Shepard '88 Brotherhood Society ($1,000 to $2,499) Anonymous Milton Yanicks '53 Fred A. Lawrence '55 John Clearman '56 Ronald R. Jensen '56 John P. Freeman '62 Mark Nordlie '70 Paul "Bud" Houser Jr. '74 WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS OF $930,620 W e are deeply grateful to the 100 donors who have pledged $930,620 to the Securing the Future of Mu Chapter capital campaign. Commitments are still needed from the rest of our alumni to achieve our goal and complete this major project. Please take advantage of the ability to spread your gift out over five years. Donors of $1,000 or more will be recognized in appropriate giving categories in all publications and donors who give $2,500 or more will be displayed at the appropriate giving level on prominently displayed signage in the Chapter House, unless otherwise requested. If an error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been mistakenly omitted, we sincerely apologize. Please advise our campaign coordinator at (785) 843-1661 or mlisher@penningtonco.com. Campaign Status At-a-Glance As of February 8, 2018 Goal: $2 million Total Raised: $930,620 Number of Donors: 100 Mailable Alumni: 1,098 John D. Huston '74 In memory of Tom G. Tift '76 Neil L. Shively Jr. '75 Robert J. Hamilton '77 Michael R. Kennedy '77 In memory of Tom G. Tift '76 Brian J. Sublett '78 Bill J. Burkland '81 Steven L. Savage '81 Vance A. Clipson II '87 Eric D. Freeman '88 Brent M. Baumann '91 Michael C. Miller '93 Frank R. Palino '99 In memory of Riley E.J. McCarthy '10 Steven Latour, Central Michigan '04 The Old Gal looks picturesque in a 1951 photo taken by Burr Cline '51. Want an easier way to give? Visit alphasigmaphi.com/ capital-campaign/ donate to make your contribution today! f www.alphasigmaphi.com f UW Alpha Sigma Phi f www.alphasigmaphi.com/ capital-campaign/donate A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE For alumni who have yet to give to Securing the Future of Mu Chapter, Brian suggests that they look at recent photos of the Chapter House or visit it in person. Perhaps—even better—meet some of the active Chapter. "While the Old Gal is well-maintained, it is a nearly 100-year-old structure and requires some significant renovation to last another century," he explains. As a 20-year House Corporation Board member, Brian has connected with many of the younger Mu members on several occasions, men he says are "spectacular, smart, hardworking, and strong leaders that deserve a safe and secure place to live." Outside of his work on the board, Brian serves as director of information technology at Puget Sound Energy. He has previously worked in financial services, engineering and manufacturing, and retail and notes, "My first internship as an undergraduate was supported by an ASF alumnus." He and his wife, Hannah Wong, are "avid travelers, usually making two to three international trips each year to new countries/cities and longtime favorites," Brian revealed. You can connect with Brian at brian.fellon@pse.com. (Continued from front) Looking for More Information? Visit Us Online

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