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#1-President
Jackson Reed '21
San Ramon, Calif.
jacksonreed38@gmail.com
(925) 858-6119
#2-Internal Vice President
Aidan Feliciano '22
Stamford, Conn.
p18afeliciano@icloud.com
(203) 832-6555
#3-External Vice President
Jacob Wetherbee '22
San Mateo, Calif.
jacob.wetherbee@gmail.com
(650) 576-4789
#4-Treasurer
Keaton Layman '21
Mukilteo, Wash.
keatonlayman@gmail.com
(425) 308-6357
Lodge Manager
Alex Gilley '23
Portland, Ore.
Risk Manager
Varun Joseph '23
Glenview, Ill.
Recruitment Chairmen
Trevor Garrood '22
Mukilteo, Wash.
garrood.trevor@gmail.com
(425) 404-1522
Guy Gaspari '23
Park City, Utah
guygaspari82@gmail.com
(435) 655-5915
Alumni Chairman
Trevor Garrood '22
Mukilteo, Wash.
Executive Officers
Members of PC '20 bonding during a weekend hike in Central Washington. Members of the Executive Council with the Thayer Trophy.
Welcome to the
Brotherhood
Julian Booker '24
Bellingham, Wash.
Anthony Brondello '24
Mercer Island, Wash.
Will Buss '23
Vancouver, Wash.
Kevin Chapelle '24
Redmond, Wash.
Joe Condit '24
Mukilteo, Wash.
Jayson Fernbacher '23
Orinda, Calif
Roan Gerrald '23
Seattle, Wash.
Xavier Giomi '23
Seattle, Wash.
Seppo Hill-Ramier '24
Seattle, Wash.
Tommy Hooker '24
Hillsborough, Calif.
Cameron Jennings '24
Mukilteo, Wash.
Matthew Marzano '24
Palo Alto, Calif.
John Misner '24
Seattle, Wash.
Graham Peterson '24
Seattle, Wash.
Reece Posey '24
Redwood City, Calif.
Trent Yeh '24
Atherton, Calif.
Robert John Hundhausen Jr. '60, son of Maxine and Robert
Hundhausen, born in Minturn, Colo., March 5, 1939, passed away at
home on September 1, 2019. He is survived by his wife, Claudine, son,
Robert F. (Victoria); grandchildren, Gabriela and Paul; daughter, Patricia;
brother, Thomas; sister, Phyllis Taylor (Greg); and sisters-in-law, Parney
Hundhausen and Judy Davis (Rick); and many beloved nieces and neph-
ews. His early education was in Albany and Portland, Ore. He graduated
from Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane, Wash., and pledged
Alpha Theta Delta of Chi Psi at the University of Washington in the fall
of 1957. After completing his bachelor or arts degree, he served two
years in the U.S. Army (Bamberg, Germany) and traveled extensively in
Europe before returning to the U.S. Robert obtained a master's degree
in public administration at University of Puget Sound in 1977. In 1999,
he retired to the Oregon Coast from the Department of Veterans Affairs
(Seattle, Wash., White River Junction, Vt., and Milwaukee, Wis.). He
was a lifelong student of history, languages, and classical music, as
well as a gardener, bridge player, and beachcomber. He collaborated on
construction of numerous sandcastles with his grandkids and served on
Bandon's municipal planning commission and the Board of the Southern
Coos Health District. Robert was an active member of the Bandon
Playhouse and performed in several productions, including Max in Sound
of Music, the Modern Major General in Pirates of Penzance, and
Pickering in My Fair Lady. He loved his home overlooking the sea and
his country.
IN MEMORIAM
