Delta Tau Delta - University of Nebraska-Lincoln

the beta tau blaster Page 2 Beta Tau Chapter: www.nebraskadelts.com Thank You, Dedicated Alumni Thanks to each of you who support the chapter as you fulfill financial pledges to reduce the debt on our remodeled and updated Shelter. We sincerely appreciate your support. Stop by and meet the 2017 executive team. They have remained committed throughout their collegiate years and demonstrated their leadership since pledging. They are an exciting group of young men who demonstrate leadership today while developing as leaders for tomorrow. Again, please consider how you may honor one of the chapter's past or recent leaders. The gifts received to date are moving us toward funding these scholarships and joining those already fully funded. Although I am encouraged by the support of Beta Tau leadership scholarships thus far, it is important that we fully fund the scholarships in the next year and a half. I look forward to seeing you soon. Fraternally, James Loach, Epsilon Omega '67 House Corporation President james_loach@nps.gov Moving Forward TogeTher (Continued from page 1) Y our commitment to Beta Tau helps maintain our Shelter, provides a premier facility for our undergraduate brothers, and helps fund our scholarships. The successes of Beta Tau are directly attributed to the generous alumni support. Thank you— your assistance is vital to our success! Alumni who gave during the spring 2017 appeal are listed by initiation year. If an error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been mistakenly omitted or improperly listed, we sincerely apologize. Please contact our campaign coordinator with corrections at (785) 843-1661. Thank you, again, for your loyal support. George W. Regan '52 Roger D. Sack '54 Parker L. Shipley '55 Robert E. Wright '57 G. Lynn Schottler '57 Ronald C. Moyer '60 William E. Kramer '68 Dean G. Winchell '69 Michael P. Ripp '76 Francis J. Emanuel '78 Robert Woodruff '78 Robin K. Knowlton '79 Ronald A. Rickert '79 Timothy J. Engelbert '81 David J. Zauha '88 Ryan D. Caldwell, Theta Kappa '98 Around 20 Beta Taus (left of flag) made the trip to Kearney to reinstall the UNK Theta Kappa Delt Chapter. Delts Travel West to Grow Nebraska Brotherhood The Strong Virtues at Beta Tau Bring in 32 New Members T ruth, Courage, Faith and Power. These four principles of the Delt Fraternity guide our chapter and inspire us to reach further heights in our collec- tive pursuit of excellence. Living lives of excellence demands that we recruit future Delts who have the capacity to do great things and improve our chap- ter. Our recruitment team consisted of four great Delts, Jack Otting Crandel '15, Rob Dohn '14, Tristan Kretsch '14, and Cole Mitchell '16. Thanks to their efforts we welcome a strong 32-member pledge class. We hope that these men will continue our storied history of excellence and bring our fraternity to newfound successes. In addition to recruiting a strong pledge class, the Beta Tau ritual team was in- vited to install the new Delt chapter in Kearney, Neb. It was an honor to perform such a ceremony and we are eager to work with our Nebraska Delt brothers with future programming and brotherhood activities. The University of Nebraska- Kearney and Lincoln Delts are hopeful to reignite Nebraska brotherhood once shared between both chapters. We are proud of our chapter house and its current esteem on campus. We are thankful to have a strong house and grounds committee, led by Taylor Gannon '15, who works to maintain our Shelter on a day-to-day basis. The Delt Shelter remains one of the most impressive houses on campus, in part due to generous donations from our Delt alumni, and because of the leadership of Gannon. Brothers, I would like to thank you for your continued support and appreciation for Beta Tau. With your brotherhood, guidance, and efforts we continue to be leaders on campus and live lives of excellence! Fraternally, Henry Dobson '14 Outgoing Chapter President dobsonhenry76@gmail.com (402) 214-7520

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