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Winter 2022 Newsletter

Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega at the University of Florida

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A L P H A T A U O M E G A F R A T E R N I T Y A T T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F F L O R I D A ATΩ Embodies Solution-Oriented Attitude Share Your Expertise with Alpha Omega Winter 2022 ALPHA OMEGAN THE T hanks to our reliable members and loyal alumni, we are fortunate to say that Alpha Omega Chapter is in outstanding shape financially. Former Exchequer Max Farfante '18 and Worthy Master Jay McArthur '18 have done well in emphasizing the financial responsibilities of being a Brother. Our 211 active members continue to pay their dues; due to their reliability and service, the Chapter collected nearly 100% of all dues and rent. Added pledges and active Brothers have allowed Alpha Omega to achieve a social budget in excess of $80,000. In the summer, we painted most of the exterior of the Mansion, installed a French drain, trimmed the trees, and pressure washed the Mansion. Over the past couple years, we resurfaced the whole parking lot. It was certainly a big project, but the Mansion looks in top-tier shape! As far as the interior of the Mansion goes, we are managing. Our members are not particularly known for their neatness nor cleanliness, so we are grateful for the work of our housemother, Molly McCann. Molly does a great job keeping the house in good shape, and we are indebted to her! When you are by the Mansion, give a quick thank-you to Molly; I'm sure it would be greatly appreciated. An ongoing problem we are running into is the intermittent flooding in the basement. We had numerous companies give us costly ideas, but no one provided a precise solution to fixing the problem. After speaking with Brother Michael Underwood '79, we are going to start with a water table/soil sampling. Any ideas from professionals who are Brothers or friends of Brothers who can help us with this problem would be appreciated. Your expertise is invaluable! Ultimately, ATΩ is doing well. We had a successful year despite navigating the pandemic and following safety protocols. Our Brothers have shown true resilience and strength, as always. Fraternally, Mike McVeigh '75 Chapter Advisor (904) 535-0522 / myflcarguy@aol.com

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