Delta Tau Delta - Butler University

Beta Zeta Foundation of Delta Tau Delta 4000 W. 106th St., Suite 125-337 Carmel, IN 46032 Address Service Requested DTD Beta Zeta Shelter The worked to limit the DEA's ability to crack down on the widespread distribution of opioids. After coming forward, Bill Whitaker of 60 minutes labeled him "one of the most important whistle- blowers ever to be on 60 Minutes." This year's Winstan "Bud" Sellick Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award was presented to Joseph Rannazzisi '84. The Paul E. Furnish Distinguished Alumni Phil- anthropic Award recognizes an alumnus that has committed financially to the Beta Zeta Foun- dation, Beta Zeta undergraduate philanthropic causes, and/or Delta Tau Delta Educational Foundation. Our recipient was a Founding Fa- ther who was able to recruit, strategize and im- plement a process for bringing Delta Tau Delta back to campus and accepted the role of chapter president after Beta Zeta received its charter. One of his recommenders said, "Given his deep love and involvement with the chapter, it is not surprising that when contacted about supporting A Commitment to Excellence: The Campaign for Beta Zeta he agreed to make a leadership level gift." Because of the generosity of donors like our recipient, the campaign was a great success. This year's winner of the Paul E. Furnish Distin- guished Alumni Philanthropic Award was Aus- tin Dempsey '01. Carter Cox '20 and Jaret Rightley '20, chair- men for the 2018 Delt Dunk, gave an update on this year's event, benefitting the Matt White Cure ALS Foundation. In a special announce- ment, John Boudreau '17 will be taking over as the philanthropy alumni advisor role after after Greg Budney '07 steps dow at the conclusion of the school year. John is a former TRIKE co- chairman and I can think of no one better to step in for many years to come. Thank you to all the alumni who attended our momentous night. For our 2019 Beta Zeta Alum- ni Awards, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis. The application can be accessed on the butlerdelts.com website. If you have any questions about the application process, please contact Taylor Clarke '15 at (216) 402-6076. Fraternally, Chad Miller '09 (317) 869-9180 chad.jarred.miller@gmail.com A NIGHT OF HONORS (Continued from page 1) Follow Us Online Website: www.butlerdelts.com Facebook: Delta Tau Delta – Butler University Twitter: @ButlerDelts F L COURAGE What sets the Beta Zeta brotherhood apart from other Butler University fraternities is their dedication to remaining connected to each other through life's ups and downs. Whether visiting with Matt White '89 at his Florida home during Super Bowl weekend or visiting the Shelter for alumni events, consistent contact and commitment to Delt keep the bonds strong. "For those brothers who have not remained in close contact with their Beta Zeta family, I can- not provide strong enough encouragement to pick up the phone and get reconnected." POWER Due to the clear influence of Beta Zeta throughout Clay's life, he strives to uphold the core values of the brotherhood daily. He always does his best as a chartered re- tirement planning counselor, chartered re- tirement plans specialist and senior portfo- lio manager. Clay lives in Tipp City, Ohio, and can be reached at cjcallahan@me.com. Clayton Callahan '88 (Continued from page 3) Bryce Minor '21, Lucas Graden '20, Matthew Mace '20, Trent Thompson '21, Rieser Wells '21, Stevie Sedlacko '21, and Jeremy Cleary '21 participate in a lip-sync contest to raise money for Pi Beta Phi sorority's philanthropy week. The 2018 pledge class on Bid Day.

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