Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Purdue University

Indiana Beta Alumni Bulletin Indiana Beta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Purdue University P.O. Box 442100 Lawrence, KS 66044-2100 Address service requested Lion's Tale The Stay Connected with Indiana Beta saepurdue.com tinyurl.com/ saepurduecampaign @saepurdue @saepurdue L Zark Atif • Monroe, N.J. Edward Bregi • Twin Cities, Minn. Evan Bobb • Pendleton, Ind. Colton Burdine • Crown Point, Ind. Casey Cornelius • Indianapolis, Ind. Youssef Errihani • St. John, Ind. Stewart Fetzko • Bay Area, Calif. Lance Greiwe • Columbus, Ind. Andrew Hafner • Ringwood, N.J. Steven Hamption • Louisville, Ky. Mitch Hebenstreit • Fishers, Ind. Helden Hein • Decatur, Ill. Donovan Huffine • Crown Point, Ind. Ben Hulka • Noblesville, Ind. Matt Jackman • Crawfordsville, Ind. Taylor Johnson • Kenosha, Wis. Shrey Koduru • Naperville, Ill. Brandon Langshteyn • Brooklyn, N.Y. Cameron McClymont • Crown Point, Ind. Matt Pak • St. Louis, Mich. Jake Pontelandolfo • Randolph, N.J. Javier Pozos • Frankfort, Ind. Andrew Rosenberg • Philadelphia, Pa. Ty Runner • San Diego, Calif. Ben Sobieray • Greenwood, Ind. Jackson Stephenson • Anderson, Ind. Nathan Thorson • Santa Monica, Calif. Griffin Tresse • San Diego, Calif. Lawrence Utley • Danville, Ind. Kent Vaccaro • Plattsburgh, N.Y. Abel Villalpando III • Albuquerque, N.M. David Vu • Oklahoma City, Okla. JP Wallace • Windham, N.H. Blake Walls • McCordsville, Ind. Casimir Wypyski • Alexandria, Va. Chapter Eternal John Hager '58 entered Chapter Eternal on August 23, 2020. He served in the U.S. Army and Army Reserve, rising to the rank of captain and was a member of the American Legion. A business executive who started at the bottom, John rose quickly through the ranks of The American Tobacco Company to executive vice president in 1973. In that same year, after a near-fatal bout with polio, John started on a journey to rebuild his life and career in a wheelchair. John always will be remembered for his remarkable compassion for people and service to others above all else. His can-do determination to tackle obstacles in life was an inspiration for many, and he was energized by people of all backgrounds. Brother Updates Bob F. Lark '56 is downsizing and looks forward to moving to a smaller place. He lives in Eden Prairie, Minn. Robert E. "Gotsch" Gotschall '59 retired in January 1996 as a principal engineer for Polaroid Corp. He's been married to his wife, Day, for 51 years, and they have two children, Jon and Loring. Gotsch gave up skiing at Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine a few years ago and has been taking care to avoid this pandemic. "Our daughter is on the front lines at Salem Hospital and takes care of our shopping, etc." He and his wife are still healthy; they reside in Salem, Mass. Email: bob.gotsch33@gmail.com Keith A. Johnson '63 has had recent interaction with Brothers Jack Harris '64 and Chuck Alexander '64. He lives in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Email: keith@johnsongrp.net William J. McConnell '80 looks forward to retirement in a year or two; he's president of Kemtex LLC. He lives in Spring, Texas, with his wife, Nancy. They have three children, Sydney, Meagan, and William. Email: mcconnellw@aol.com ΣAE Q&A What are three things that come to mind when you think about Sigma Alpha Epsilon? Brotherhood. Education. ΦA—The True Gentleman. ~ Bob F. Lark '56 Sociability. Study-mates. Brotherhood. ~ Robert E. "Gotsch" Gotschall '59 Welcome to tHe BRotHeRHood! Brotherhood. Helping. Clean fun. ~ Keith A. Johnson '63 Friendship. Teamwork. Pride. ~ William J. McConnell '8 Friendships. Leadership development. Lifetime network. ~Michael Rowley '91 What are your favorite memories of living at 406 Littleton Street? "Beating Indiana in football and basketball; smoking cigars in the Monday night chapter meetings." ~ Bob F. Lark '56 "Louis Armstrong and his band playing at the house for about two hours after a Varieties Show victory in 1958. Celebrity football and/or basketball victories because we always had varsity players in the house." ~ Robert E. "Gotsch" Gotschall '59 "Good times with supportive brothers; a group of different and fine guys doing well together." ~ Keith A. Johnson '63 "Hanging around with the brothers and social activities." ~ William J. McConnell '80 "There are too many fond memories to pick one. I think the lifelong friendships that came from the Lodge are what truly made my time at Purdue." ~ Michael Rowley '91

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