Sigma Kappa - Missouri State University

3 Sigma Kappa Alumnae News Denice Knelle Greaves '79 became a first-time grandma in December 2018. Her son, Matt, and daughter-in-law, Audrey, welcomed Joshua Matthew Greaves. Denice writes, "He has stolen our hearts!" She resides in Fenton, MO. Email: gdocbutler@aol.com Debra Mallonee Hart '83 reports that one of her company's just broke ground on a new housing project, 4 Gardens, in Springfield, MO. The new 41-unit development, located just east of Arvest Bank (across from OTC), will have 10 units of housing set aside for youth aging out of foster care. Debra writes, "It's an exciting development that will serve a growing at-risk youth population." She resides in Springfield. Email: dmshantz@mac.com Alanna Flath Bree '92 encourages her sisters to spread the word about her nonprofit's social media masterpiece challenge. You can find more info about A Children's House for the Soul at www. achildrenshouse.org/masterpiece or on Facebook and Instagram. Search "A Children's House for the Soul, Inc." on Facebook and "achildrenshouseforthesoul" on Instagram. Alanna lives in Houston, TX. Email: alannabree@sbcglobal.net Molly Beck '06 was named the 2018-19 Speech, Debate, and Theatre Teacher of the Year for the State of Missouri by the Missouri State High School Activities Association. She resides in St. Louis, MO. Email: mollskb@gmail.com Kimberly Fisher Suttenfield '08 and her husband, Ryan, welcomed their first son, Barrett, in October 2017. They also purchased their first home in Trenton, MO. Life has been busy but fun for Kim. Ryan works for North Central Missouri College and Kim works for the Trenton R-9 School District. They do a lot of traveling all summer long. Email: kim.suttenfield@gmail.com Kelly McCall '10 earned her master's in criminal justice in 2016 and her juris doctorate in 2019 from Ole Miss. She is the newest associate attorney for Fisher Phillips, specializing in labor and employment defense. Kelly moved to Ocean Springs, MS, in August and her office is located in Gulfport, MS. Disco-themed Bid Day Delivers 64 New Sisters to Delta Upsilon Fall Semester Filled with Fun Activities T his past semester was a fun and exciting one for the members of Delta Upsilon. We had an amazing recruitment, led by Vice President of Membership Stacey Pukala '16. On our disco-themed Bid Day, we welcomed home 64 new members. Our new members then spent the next six weeks learning all about Sigma Kappa in preparation for their initiation on October 20. Between Homecoming and Delta Upsilon's 60th anniversary celebration, we enjoyed catching up with many of our alumnae this fall. Stacey Pukala '16 represented us on Homecoming court. We also had a mixer with our Homecoming pairings at Urban Air Trampoline Park and participated in a variety of fun games and activities. Another memorable event this semester was Dad's Day, which was organized by Bella Orlando '17. We rented out a vintage arcade in downtown Springfield and spent the day playing games and having fun with the important men in our lives. Our campus intramural teams had a lot of success this fall. The women of Delta Upsilon made it to the championship game in volleyball and won the championship soccer game for the second year in a row. Overall, the fall 2019 semester was one for the memory books and we are so excited to see what the spring semester has in store! Loyally, Savannah Gray '17 Outgoing Chapter President Sigma Kappa National President Sara Seely Chacon presents Barbara Denham Warren '73 with a gift for her five decades of service. Above: Traci Sooter '81 speaks at Delta Upsilon's 60th anniversary celebration. Left: Sigma Kappa National President Sara Seely Chacon and Boomer Bear. Alumnae look at photos during Delta Upsilon's 60th anniversary celebration.

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