Alpha Tau Omega - Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Class of '82 Trip A round half the Class of '82 and our spouses gathered in Nash- ville in late April to renew our friendships, reflect on our glory days and plan our next conquests. Brothers converged from around the country to spend 3 nights frequenting local bars and points of interest. Except for a few truly hearty souls it was perhaps 2 too many nights. Brother Gregor retained his title of Worthy Planner and put all others to shame as he lead the charge back to Broadway each night, after 9 pm, for more live music and one more night cap. It was a far cry from the days of the famed "White Castle Club" when quali- fying trips commenced after midnight. Photo above at the General Jackson River Boat pier on the Cumber- land River. Left to right : Don and Gina McCracken, Chris Collison, Troy Snyder, Mike Donoghue, Lee J and Kathy Warner (Pledge Class President), Rex and Janie Phillips, Dave Blair, Paul Wagner, Randy and Lori Hancock, John and Michelle Gregor, Bruce and Vickie Oberlies, Gary and Jill Quick, Janet and Dan (Wally) Wolodkiewicz, Mike and Wendy Svenstrup, Tony and Melody Lenox. \\\\\\\\\\\\ Alumni Update \\\\\\\\\\\\ CHAPTER ETERNAL Norman C. Grimshaw '58 spent his entire career in the lighting in- dustry including assisting in the renovation of the Statute of Liberty in 1986. Philip D. Kennedy '58 was co-owner of Kennedy Hardware and was a writer/technical editor for several publications. He shared his love of creating antique furniture and writing in the best-seller Hoosier Cabi- nets book. Ronald L. Chapman '65 was a skilled and effective trial lawyer, serving as a deputy prosecuting attorney, being a partner in several law firms, and having a private practice that specialized in insurance and criminal defense cases. Randall G. Graus '71 retired after a 41-year career with Otis and Lansdale elevator companies. CLASS NOTES Derin M. Bluhm '87 is chief technology officer with Zonda, a com- pany providing data-driven housing market solutions to the home- building and multifamily industries. Jeffrey A. Harrison '89 received an honorary degree from Vincennes University, where he attended before transferring to Rose-Hulman. He is president/chief executive officer of Citizens Energy Group and a Rose-Hulman Trustee. John Leonard '89 was recently ordained a permanent deacon for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Savannah. Kevin R. Fesler '90 is chief revenue officer with Red 6, a tech firm at the forefront of simulated air combat training for the U.S. Air Force, where he was a 24-year veteran. Adam Parsley '99 was elected to the North Lawrence Community School Corporation School Board. Daniel F. Conley '05 was among the Wabash Valley's "12 Under 40" award winners for making valuable contributions to their businesses and the community. He is operations manager with Milestone Con- tractors South (formerly Wabash Valley Asphalt) Kevin B. Knue '06 is senior vice president and partner with Bremmer Real Estate. Will P. Kolbus '13 is senior product manager with Ironclad Inc. after spending more than seven years with Salesforce. Nick A. Birch '14 is vice president of learning with Eleven Fifty Academy, a nonprofit organization providing computer coding and cybersecurity education experience. Thomas Hoevener '22 was awarded the Heminway Gold Medal for Mathematics/Software Engineering at graduation. He is the son of Todd Hoevener '88. Another huge homecoming Friday turnout at Stables Steakhouse

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