Lambda Chi Alpha - Oregon State University

Summer 2024 Newsletter

Alpha Lambda Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha at Oregon State University

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Page 8 A L P H A L A M B D A A L U M N O T E S Bob S. Madsen '47-532 and Grace are in the last half of their ninth decade and are both in wheelchairs. They still live in their apartment in a senior independent living facility in Salem, OR, and continue to enjoy their six children and their families, which now includes 24 great- grandchildren. "I hope that other Alpha Lambda brothers from the 1950s and before will share some of their info in the next Alpha Lambda newsletter." Email: madsenrg@comcast.net Ross C. Gaussoin '56- 679 is retired and resides at Herons Key Retirement Center in Gig Harbor, WA. Email: 3768259@comcast.net David A. Barber '61-730 shares that retirement is great, and he feels fortunate to be in good health. In addition to spending time with his children, grandchildren, and great- grandchildren, he enjoys socializing with many of his ΛXA brothers. He resides in Aledo, TX. Email: davenv100@yahoo.com Lanny K. Martin '64-743 lives in Portland, OR, and spends his time playing piano for dances and working in guest relations at Oaks Amusement Park. He has one grandchild. Email: lannytunes@yahoo.com Dan A. Roberts '65-758 shares that September marks the 60th anniversary of his pledging ΛXA in its brand-new chapter house at 1015 Monroe. He resides in Casper, WY. Email: k9dr@cox.net Jim A. Terhune '65 turned 80 on September 4, 2023. "I'm going to the best church ever. Get at least 800 people each Sunday." He resides in Eugene, OR. Email: jimaterhune@comcast.net Bill K. Deeks '67-789 is nearing 75 years old. He resides in Hillsboro, OR, and played Pinochle with brothers Gerry Reese '71-862, Dennis Zerba '68-812, Damon McCauley '71- 859, and various spouses in June 2023. "All were well, and we all still despise the Ducks." Email: william.ken.deeks@frontier.com Jim O. Loiland '68-802 resides in Athena, OR, and is up to the "same ole, same ole." Email: loilandjma@gmail.com Michael L. Driscoll '68-811 was featured in The Spokesman-Review in spring 2023. On April 12, 2023, Professor Linda Richards invited him to speak to her "Why War" class via Zoom. Michael resides in Spokane, WA, and is still able to carry on his daily living at 81 years old. Email: michaellpdriscoll@gmail.com William A. Norris '72-879 shares that all three of his kids are now married, and he has four grandchildren. After a busy, challenging career as CFO of three public companies (and IPOs), he's been enjoying his free time post- retirement. He resides in Tigard, OR. Email: wanorris@msn.com Mike C. Paul '74-913 lives in Granger, WA, and shares that his wife has Alzheimer's and is living in a memory care facility in Yakima, WA. Email: mike.karen.cattle@gmail.com Steven N. Copley '75-939 retired from Delta Air Lines in August 2020 after 34 years as a flight attendant. He now works as a part-time card merchandiser for American Greetings. "Living in the sun (and traffic) of the Los Angeles area since 1986." He resides in Harbor City, CA. Email: harborguy@yahoo.com Thomas C. Windall '77-990 lives in Davis, CA, and has been married to Kim for 43 years. He is retired from Procter & Gamble, where he worked for 32 years. He has three children and seven grandchildren. Email: tcwindall@gmail.com Matt G. McClow '81-1081 retired from JP Morgan Wealth Management on January 4, 2024, after 40 years in the financial services industry. He is now doing a fun job a few hours per week on the "outside services team" at Willamette Valley Country in Canby, OR. Email: matthew.g.mcclow@gmail.com Robert S. Dicey '83-1125 shares that his daughters are both majoring in education, one at George Fox and the other at LSU. Robert works part time for the Oregon Judicial Department. He and his wife, Claudia, enjoy their free time traveling to new destinations. He resides in Corvallis, OR. Email: rcdicey@comcast.net Brad R. Filbert '88-1255 is living comfortably and beautifully in Hockinson, Wash., with his wife of 18 years, Carmen, and their 12-year-old son, Tray, whom they homeschool. Brad regularly sees Brian Kolzow '87-1225 and had fun reconnecting with Mike Chamberland '88-1261, Rob Gagnier '88-1257, Chris Tutt '88-1268, Bill Holmes '88-1274, Doug Havlina '88-1270, and others calling about the building program. Brad is excited about the prospect of a new chapter house and is looking forward to some Portland events. "I welcome anybody's call at (503) 505-2207." Brad resides in Brush Prairie, WA. Email: bfilbert@1791.com Thomas C. Bancroft '12-1744 is a volunteer executive member of the board of directors for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego, where he resides. Email: tbancroft22@gmail.com Andrew A. Holt '13-1787 and his wife welcomed their first son, Emmett, to the world in October 2022. They reside in Austin, TX. Email: aahwany@gmail.com What is a favorite memory with your Lambda Chi Alpha brothers? "Waiting for hours on the ramps of Gill Coliseum to get into the basketball games and get good seats for a Lambda Chi section." –Mike C. Paul '74-913 "One memory would be during football and basketball season of getting to the stadiums early, saving seats, and hanging out with my fellow Chis. The weekend cooks would fix hot dogs to bring over to the football games." –Larry S. Callaway '75-964 Why is it important to invest in the future of Alpha Lambda Chapter? "To ensure the fraternal experience is available to future generations of young men. I believe fraternity life is an integral part of a college education. Fraternity life teaches leadership, responsibility, and commitment." –David A. Barber '61-730 "Because Alpha Lambda has so many good programs going that it turns out quality young men. The opportunity for members to grow and mature is invaluable for their future." –Mike C. Paul '74-913

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