THE BETA KAPPA BUFFALO
PHI GAMMA DELTA, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
C/O PENNINGTON & CO
P.O. BOX 442100
LAWRENCE, KS 66044-2100
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"I joined Fiji because I couldn't find
more genuine people anywhere else
on the hill. Everyone wanted to get to
know me, and it assured me I'd make
some of my best friends here."
–Carter Daigle '25
"Friendship. One thing that is so crucial
in college is making lifelong connections
that will prosper and make life more
fulfilling. These friendships build not only
the individuals, but also bring closer the
Fraternity as a whole. Phi Gamma Delta
truly fosters 'Not for College Days Alone,'
and that is a massive reason for joining the
Fraternity. Representing something bigger
than myself and being counted on by others
builds not just maturity, but also a better man."
–Luis Rubio '25
"It was a good group of guys that
genuinely wanted to see me in the
house and to succeed. The brotherhood
is impeccable and unrivaled."
–Remy Wood '25
WHY WE JOINED WHY WE JOINED
PHI GAMMA PHI GAMMA
DELTA DELTA
AD ASTRA
Roger W. Badeker '54 – June 30, 2019
GRADUATE UPDATES
Richard I. Taylor III '70 retired from the
Army and as a high school teacher. He is now
a semi-pro writer of Ballad of the Blacksmith's
Son. He resides in Olympia, WA. Email:
anchoredhere@comcast.net
Jerry V. Dollar '82 was recently awarded
Diamond Club status by Change Healthcare,
who recognized him in the top 1% of all
salespeople. He went to Aruba for one week
as part of the award! Jerry resides in Colorado
Springs, CO. Email: spanishscot@comcast.net
Jeffrey D. Stratton '93 and his wife,
Amanda, have three children: Graysen (15),
Caroline (15), and JD (14). They reside in
Atlanta, GA. Email: jeffs@structorgroup.com
H
ave you had an interesting career? Do you
have expertise in an area of academics or
business? Do you have interesting experiences,
or special knowledge/wisdom you feel might
benefit our undergraduate brothers?
We are looking for graduate brothers to serve
as a guest speaker at a Chapter meeting or as a
mentor; to assist undergraduates with summer
internships, career-related networking, and job
searches; and help develop a series of ongoing
degree and career-related workshops with
other graduate brothers, professionals, and
business leaders.
If interested in volunteering in one or more
of these roles, please let us know! Email
boulderfiji@gmail.com or contact any of the
men below to get started:
• Purple Legionnaire Mike Rosen '87 at
mikelrosen@gmail.com.
• BCA President Dan Best '86 at
danbest@live.com.
• House Corporation President
Dolf Kahle '89 at dolfkahle@gmail.com.
PIG DINNER
Friday, October 28, at 7 p.m.
Cocktails and conversation at 6 p.m.
Byron R. White Club—inside and
overlooking CU's Folsom Field
Cost is $120 per graduate
HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME
Saturday, October 29, time TBD
Colorado vs. Arizona State
Tickets for both events are available at
tickettailor.com/events/
friendsofbetakappa/732690.
Save the Dates!
Graduate Brothers—Want to Help?
Now's Your Chance to Give Back!
Graduate News
Fijis from the 1960s visit The Sink. From left:
Clayton Claassen '62, Jay Jacobs '62,
Ralph Clock '62, and Thomas Worth '63.
Five Fiji graduate brothers celebrate their 32nd
consecutive trip together. This year was a 75-
mile hike on the Colorado Trail. From left: Erich
Sengelmann '87, Dolf Kahle '89, Robert DeChellis
'89, Dan Best '86, and Gareth Stevens '88.
