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from various parts of the country," he said. "e number one experience for me was that exposure to a broad array of people with various backgrounds." e social aspect of living at 690 Waldron was an important element of Nick's undergraduate experience. From ursday social events with sororities to football on the weekends, the time spent with his brothers was a highlight of his time at Purdue. e moments he cherished the most were the ordinary moments during dinners and chapter meetings at the house with his brothers. Aer graduating with a bachelor of science in industrial engineering in 1979, Nick worked as an industrial engineer at IBM for two years before attending Harvard Business School. Aer Harvard, Nick spent his entire career in private equity and retired several years ago. However, Nick is most proud of his family. He and his wife, Ellen, are very close with their adult children, Katherine (28) and Matthew (25). As for his SigEp family, Nick has enjoyed reconnecting with his Indiana Alpha brothers over the last year and plans to attend Homecoming this fall. Nick and Ellen live in Incline Village, Nevada (along the northern shores of Lake Tahoe) during the summer and on Maui during the winter. You can connect with him at nickharris8@gmail.com. COMMITTED TO RECONNECTING (Continued from front) Indiana Alpha Circle ($100,000 and above) Bequest from John R. Grayson '46 Norman E. Nabhan '71 James G. Mosch '80 Doug Bowen '93 690 Waldron Society ($50,000 to $99,999) Anonymous Nick D. Harris '79 Michael G. Ellis '84 Mark A. Napier '92 1905 League ($25,000 to $49,999) James H. Muehlbauer '63 Edward T. Hazledine '65 Walter L. Brant '71 John S. Andrews '79 Scott R. Swisher '79 William J. Wallace '79 Dwight Denham '82 Michael A. Seldowitz '86 Phoenix Guild ($10,000 to $24,999) E. Dana Smith '66 John L. Fox '71 David T. Strother '71 Patrick Gantert '72 David M. Andrews '79 Fred H. Beckman '82 Gregory M. Hague '82 John P. Neary '82 James P. Quinn '83 David E. Duba '84 Edward W. Heathorn '87 Brian R. Rodell '98 Red Door Club ($5,000 to $9,999) Ruth C. Skillman In memory of Jack V. Skillman '48 Hal Shevers '57 Gregor D Edwards '66 John K. Oelslager '66 Richard A. Peacock '66 John R. Treat '66 In memory of Craig A. Beam '66 and John D. Popovich '66 Gary L. Evans '67 Jeffrey V. Conopask '69 James S. Keller '69 Edward G. Gehlhausen '74 omas E. Everly '75 In memory of G & O Daryl R. Martz '76 Gary L. Kotterman '78 Lloyd "Mac" McGlincy '78 David R. Ehler '79 James M. Keefe '79 Christopher D. Kelly '80 Kevin J. Spurlock '80 In honor of the Fall '76 Pledge Class Gregory A. Hartman '81 In memory of Steve Grate '80, Bret Harrison '80, and Bill Mullins '81 Scott M. McCain '82 Richard C. Schroeder '82 Martin P. Weissburg '84 Tim Dickson '86 Beau Graham '88 Robert E. Pritchard '89 Mark S. Meyer '93 Keith A. Rintamaa '93 John A. Rittenhouse '93 Benjamin R. Miller '01 Founders Club ($2,500 to $4,999) Steven D. Derrick '66 Fred C. Lash '66 Gregory L. Rinehart '68 Wendell D. Schultz '68 David A. Sappenfield '69 John R. Fields '72 In memory of Carl A. Carr '72 Kevin R. Smith '77 Mark R. Easley '78 Steven E. Wilson '78 Michael L. Sheward '81 In memory of Bret Harrison '80, Bill Mullins '81, and Steve Grate '80 William D. Farrar '82 In memory of Clayton "Bud" Farrar '54 David J. St. Claire '85 David S. Griffith '88 In memory of Lt. Col. Richard F. Brereton '89 Eric D. Dodd '91 Grant R. Lohse '02 Andrew M. Dec '05 Brotherhood Club ($1,000 to $2,499) Nonnie Owens, House Mom 1992-2001 Bradford Taylor In memory of David G. Guinnup '75 William R. Redlich '42 eodore J. Lanham '49 Richard F. Trowbridge '59 Robert T. orson '61 Andrew R. Ceperley '65 Logan F. Wernz '67 Steve R. Simmons '68 August G. Voelkel '68 Louis B. Astbury '72 Keith D. Baker '75 Dale J. Giolas '75 Jerrold L. Ulrey '75 Anthony P. Bowman '78 Kerry A. Prielipp '79 Albert P. D'Andrea '81 Barry L. Olson '82 Peter N. Peregrine '84 In memory of Christopher R. Peregrine '82 James D. Farley '86 Scott L. Doelling '87 Gregory E. Schiffli '91 James M. Anderson '95 Douglas M. Melton '97 Paul J. Feldmann '07 CAMPAIGN STATUS AT-A-GLANCE As of February 23, 2021 Campaign Goal $1.75 Million Total Commitments $1,418,255 Total Contributors 126 CAMPAIGN CROSSES $1.4 MILLION THANKS TO 126 SUPPORTERS Join the Effort and Add Your Name Today THE CAMPAIGN FOR INDIANA ALPHA — A New Beginning T hank you to the following supporters who have contributed to e Campaign for Indiana Alpha—A New Beginning. All donors giving $1,000 or more will be recognized in campaign publications. All donors making gis of $2,500 or more to this campaign will be recognized on a permanently displayed plaque in the renovated chapter house. If an error has been made in recording your gi, or your name has been mistakenly omitted or listed improperly, we sincerely apologize. Please advise our campaign coordinator at alehr@ penningtonco.com. ank you! 1 2 What are the most important life tools you gained from Sigma Phi Epsilon? Self-confidence in dealing with all kinds of people and situations. How to appreciate people from different backgrounds.

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