Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Auburn University

SAE PAGE 3 W e are deeply grateful to all who have supported Founded in Tradition, Restoring the Legacy: e Campaign for Alabama Alpha Mu. Donors who have committed $1,000 or more are listed below. ose who make a minimum gi of $2,500 will be included in our donor wall at campaign completion. If an error has been made in recording your name, we sincerely apologize. Please contact the campaign coordinator at alehr@penningtonco.com with any corrections. 1878 Circle ($100,000 to $149,999) Alabama Alpha Mu Chapter Sally and Brett Bussman '88 C. Michael Schilleci '93 DeVotie Society ($50,000 to $99,999) William "Bew" White III '72 J. Eric Hefner '87 Brent T. Cook '91 R. Judd Lisenby '93 Jeffrey M. Hicks '95 Jared B. Lisenby '96 Phoenix Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Patrick F. Dye Jr. '84 James A. Easterling '86 James "Trey" Sanders III '87 Katrina and Greg Herman '88 In memory of Carter Simmons '88 Todd P. ornell '90 Chip W. Cleveland II '93 In memory of Jake Minor Hugh V. Overmyer '95 Robert E. Poundstone IV '95 Purple and Gold Society ($15,000 to $24,999) Anonymous In memory of Joseph "Bud" Skinner '77 omas H. Riddell III '75 Charles W. Regan '90 Lewis T. Benefield '97 Camper O'Neal '04 Geno Tolbert Society ($10,000 to $14,999) G. Traweek Dickson '77 Robert C. Cowen Jr. '87 Mark R. Bradley '92 Reid B. Dove '94 Glenn S. Spivey '95 Phi Alpha Club ($5,000 to $9,999) David L. Fentress Milton M. Woodruff William "Bill" Weeks '72 In memory of Chris Eidman Kenneth R. Lee '76 Walter W. Bolton III '78 Ben M. Radcliff Jr. '82 Biff M. Woodruff '82 James C. Elder '84 In memory of Robert eodore "Turbo Ted" Carnes '88 David W. Alford '86 Steuart Evans '88 Brian G. Roth '94 John E. "Josh" Hall III '95 L. Tipper Tipton III '95 Robert H. Owen '96 Sam Winter '04 Bo Harmon '09 Lou C. Rutland III '19 Lake Minerva Club ($2,500 to $4,999) J. David Easterling Robert H. Collins III '52 Tim M. Jenkins '62 James M. Adams Jr. '68 In memory of James L. Turner Vance M. Chunn '83 eodore K. Whitfield Jr. '87 omas E. James '93 Juan C. Ortega '94 J. Mason Johnston Sr. '97 In memory of Joe Lassiter '97 James S. Pace Jr. '99 CM Aduston Rogers IV '99 W. Byron Woods '99 Charles Smith '02 Brotherhood Club ($1,000 to $2,499) Anonymous Jack T. Parker '62 William J. Smith '64 Walker R. Bickerstaff '68 Paul S. Berthon '82 Clay A. Lanham '97 A. Bo Evans '99 omas M. Yeilding '03 John L. Beecherl '06 Neal R. Collins '08 In honor of the 2004 Pledge Class R. John Weiskittel III '11 S H A P I N G S U C C E S S T O G E T H E R T H A N K Y O U T O O U R L O YA L D O N O R S CAMPAIGN STATUS AT A GLANCE As of May 6, 2024 Campaign Goal $1.5 Million Total Commitments $1,051,135 Total Contributors 75 Chip with his brothers at "Camp Magic" in Prattville, Alabama, on February 23, 2024. "I think, as young SAE members, we didn't always recognize that the alumni were also our brothers," Clifford "Chip" Cleveland II '93 said of his collegiate years. Chip grew to appreciate those alumni and all they did for Alabama Alpha Mu as he, too, got older. Knowing that today's brothers will also look back on how their alumni served them, Chip is proud to support e Campaign for Alabama Alpha Mu. It only took one recruitment party for Chip to know Sigma Alpha Epsilon was right for him. "at choice led to long-lasting bonds and friendships, which still exist today, with like-minded gentlemen I can count on," he said. Completing the pledge process remains a fond memory for his class, and Chip considers the various projects and improvements they completed for the chapter house to be part of their legacy. Chip's support of 550 W. Magnolia didn't end when he graduated. Soon aer finishing law school, he was recruited by Traweek Dickson '77 to join the House Corporation ("and when Traweek spoke, you listened"). In Chip's time as House Corporation President, Alabama Alpha Mu made vast improvements in communication with the National Fraternity and completed extensive exterior renovations at the chapter house. He looks forward to further housing upgrades as the campaign continues. Chip and his wife raised two sons: one, now deceased, was a fellow SAE brother, and one is a second-year med student at UAB. Professionally, Chip is proud of establishing a successful law firm of over 20 years in his hometown of Prattville, Alabama. at success has allowed Chip to further his family's agricultural roots, having owned and operated a local cattle ranch for over 25 years. "I believe SAE helped me broaden my horizons with a strong work ethic and communication skills, which helped me establish a good career and better relationships," Chip said. "Sometimes I might travel to court in Mobile, and I'll run into a fraternity brother." Chip and his brothers try to reconnect at least once a year, spending as much time as possible at a brother's lake house and keeping in touch oen. You can connect with Chip at chip@clevelandgroup.legal. C h i p C l e v e l a n d ' 9 3 G r at e f u l l y C o n t r i b u t e s t o S A E It's Our Turn to Act Another Way to Help SAE? R E F E R A P R O S P E C T I V E M E M B E R I f you have any questions about recruitment or know anyone engaging in the process, please contact our recruitment chairmen, Mitch Taylor (205) 332-4427 and Connor Phelan (770) 558-7959. Our upcoming rush events: May 31-June 1 Band Party June 8-9 Crawfish Boil June 21-22 Lake Event July 12-13 Casino Night A D D Y O U R N A M E !

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