Sigma Chi - West Virginia University

White Cross Circle ($75,000 and above) Anonymous C. Barton Loar '65 Jordan Standard Society ($50,000 to $74,999) Anonymous Anonymous James and Deborah Herndon '70 Gary S. Winters '72 Richard M. Whiting '76 In memory of Robert B. and Betty C. Whiting Thomas C. Burlas '81 In honor of Our International Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Lisa "Cutcher" Burlas J. Prothero '81 In memory of Dwight A. Johnson '79 Norman Shield Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Mu Mu Undergraduate Chapter William S. Shingler '71 K. Stephen Bailey '72 Thomas E. Menighan '74 John K. Stark '77 Paul A. Buechler Jr. '78 James L. Leinbach '78 Tyler Bullock '80 Stuart Goodman '82 Scott Phillips '86 Quinlan Family Gift M. Tim Quinlan Jr. '90 Tom Quinlan '94 Jamey "Fergy" Ferguson '92 Memorial Gift M. Tim Quinlan Jr. '90 David M. Thomas '93 Jeffrey L. Hare '94 Tom Quinlan '94 Darren K. Williams '94 Todd A. Sergi '96 High Street Society ($15,000 to $24,999) Robert O. Orders Jr. '72 Leighann and Ed Hamrick '75 James A. Ray '78 David E. Beaver '88 Thomas P. Maiden Jr. '88 Jeffrey A. Yingling '89 Jason A. Winnell '99 Erik C. Baker '02 Sweetheart Club ($10,000 to $14,999) Bud LaFollette III '56 David M. Gladwell '62 Nicholas G. Musso '68 In honor of My Sigma Chi Sweetheart, Darlene Todd W. Ware '71 Harry M. Grandon II '72 Scott L. Meikle '73 J. Keith Wade '74 In honor of My Sigma Chi Sweetheart, Kathy Rhonda and Steve White '76 Wally E. Helmer '77 In honor of Angie and Wally Helmner James W. Sutherland '77 In memory of Dr. Richard E. Del Grande '77 William D. Walko '78 John A. Burdette '79 Mark S. Hicks '79 In memory of William Harwood Runner '79 Ralph Keenan '80 and James E. Frey III '19 In memory of Jimmy Pahl '79 Stephen J. Bendig '82 David A. Barnett '83 Todd Mullins '86 Mu Mu Club ($5,000 to $9,999) Anonymous Anonymous Julian Kaj "Jake" Spencer '68 Douglas A. Stephenson '68 In memory of John E. Justice '69 Edward V. Szewczyk '69 Thomas R. Tinder '69 Richard R. Lowman III '71 James Benning Bunn '73 David S. Hal '73 Bill Kent '73 Daniel Tunacik '73 David F. Stephan '75 Dean F. Somerville '76 Jay A. Garner '78 Lewis A. Halstead '78 Dennis M. Bonnstetter '79 W. Greg Ayres '80 Louis W. Schalk III '80 Karl E. Eisaman '81 Steven L. Morgan '81 William C. Hamilton '82 Patrick Jackson '82 V. Paul Ferrell II '84 Grimshaw, Turner, and Atkinson Family Gift Mathew S. Grimshaw '84 Andrew K. Ploeger '84 Philip G. Matthews '87 Daniel C. W. Pearson '89 Stephen A. Oliva Jr. '91 Spencer P. Cavalier '92 Benjamin B. Ware '02 Jerome "BJ" Zadera '05 In memory of Scott Goldfarb '05 Jacob E. Brown '13 Kunkle Club ($2,500 to $4,999) Anonymous Ralph L. Huber '66 Thomas J. Evans Jr. '68 Robert F. Joy '71 Louis Rocchini '71 John G. Will '72 Nicholas J. Cook '74 William B. Richardson Jr. '74 Robert K. Johnson '77 Richard E. Ford Jr. '78 James R. Buechler '79 Robert E. Hogue Jr. '80 James Photiadis '80 In honor of Vince Fabrizzi '80 Harry R. Scharf, DDS '80 Edward J. Nemeroff '82 John J. Moore '83 Donald J. Conners '84 Knollinger Family Gift Jeff Knollinger '88 Scott Knollinger '91 Porter Knollinger '17 David M. Moore '88 Bradley W. Riley '88 Jonathan S. Ahart '89 Martin B. Smith '92 Chad I. Michaelson '96 Brian P. States '98 S. Michael Moore '12 Adam D. Hough '13 Joshua Kay '15 Brotherhood Club ($1,000 to $2,499) C. S. Pearcy III '63 Joe Marcinek '64 Richard E. Talbott, Ph.D. '64 David E. Lynch '65 Lewis G. Brewer '68 David F. Mount '70 Robert W. Full '71 John T. Patteson '71 Thomas L. Cross '72 Steven E. Marr '75 In honor of the Spring '72 Pledge Class Raymond F. Nungesser '76 Michael D. Crawford '77 Kim Wade '77 Jon D. Walls '77 Jeffery B. Miller '78 D. Kent Geis '79 David H. Johnson '80 Frank P. Sonson '80 Andrew T. Boyd '82 Adam E. Cadle '82 Mark F. Greskevitch '82 Jeffry T. Messerly '82 Eric D. Himler '84 Gordon S. Michaelis '84 Daniel B. Johnson Jr. '85 Mark A. Shively '85 Randall L. Nary '89 In memory of Doug Hodson '89 Jeffrey E. Gould '91 David Solesbee '91 Michael T. Briers '92 Chad D. Alkire '96 Woodrow R. Matheny '99 Matthew M. McGlothlin '99 Bart A. Speziali '99 Matthew T. Ware '00 Brenden W. Sharkey '11 THANK YOU, DEDICATED BROTHERS! Your Support Makes a Difference T hank you to the following brothers who have contributed over $1.4 million toward For 700 North High: The Campaign for Mu Mu so far. Your support helps ensure a strong brotherhood for years to come. Donors who have committed $1,000 or more are listed below. Those who commit a minimum of $2,500 will be recognized on a donor wall at campaign completion. If your donation is not reflected as intended, please contact our campaign coordinator at agriffith@penningtonco.com to make the necessary correction. If you are ready to increase your giving by one or two additional years, and to possibly move up a giving level, please let us know! Thank you for your support of our brotherhood. CAMPAIGN STATUS AT A GLANCE As of June 7, 2023 Goal $2,000,000 Written Commitments $1,445,124 Contributors 179 Participation 13.6% Can we reach 15% before summer's end? "I am so thankful for all the Mu Mu brothers who formed the fraternity, caused the house at 700 N. High Street to be built, and have kept the chapter going all these years," he said. "Some alumni have gone far and beyond their call of duty. As alumni, we all have the duty and responsibility to contribute." In his career, Paul is the leader of his own brotherhood at Badger Lumber Company. A lawyer licensed in West Virginia and Ohio, he made a career change in 1991 and bought the company and became its president. While being in the lumber business is difficult because of the competition, Badger Lumber has been successful, and during Paul's 32-year presidency, the company has added stores in Logan, West Virginia, and Belpre, Ohio. Last year, the company celebrated its 100th anniversary. "I have been very blessed to have knowledgeable, skilled, hardworking employees," he shared. Paul's parents, Jean and Buddy, are 88 years old and reside in Logan. His oldest son, Chip, is a lawyer and trust officer for United Bank in Parkersburg. He and his wife, Pam, have two children, Amelia (5) and Logan (20 months). Paul's middle child, Clark, is a CPA and also works for United Bank in Parkersburg. His youngest, Emily, works for Deloitte out of Chicago. When he's not working, Paul enjoys staying connected to Sigma Chi. He participated in both the 100th and 125th Mu Mu anniversaries socializing and golfing with the brothers. He is the president of the Parkersburg Sigma Chi Alumni Chapter and loves gathering monthly with the local brothers. He is also an active member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, serving as its treasurer and elder. Additionally, he is a member of the Parkersburg Rotary Club, a business organization that believes in "putting service above self." In his free time, he also enjoys walking, golfing, cooking, playing with his grandkids, and cheering on the Mountaineers. "People wonder why I smile a lot, and many call me 'Smiley.' The reason is very simple. I've been very blessed!" You can connect with Paul at badgerlumber@suddenlinkmail.com. Proud to Be a Sigma Chi (Continued from page 1)

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