Sigma Phi Epsilon - University of Florida

Page 2 SigEp Gator Heart ank You, Loyal Donors ank You, Loyal Donors Million Dollar Balanced Man ($1,000,000 and above) Michael David Watford '75 Epsilon Society ($500,000 to $999,999) Dr. P. Slade Hayman '75 Phi Society ($250,000 to $499,999) Golden Heart Club ($100,000 to $249,999) Director's Club ($50,000 to $99,999) Jeffrey P. Wilson '76 Alpha Club ($25,000 to $49,999) Trustee's Honor Society ($10,000 to $24,999) Elizabeth P. Alsobrook Lynn G. Fry '60 W. Ross Small '66 Robert B. Banting '73 Ronald A. David '75 Patrick C. Comiskey '88 Chairman's Council ($5,000 to $9,999) Steve J. Shewbrooks '66 Stephen Popovich '75 Roger S. Hendricks '78 Todd H. Sperry '83 Patrick C. Dunnigan '06 Brock A. Hankins '10 Sword and Chain Council ($2,500 to $4,999) William P. Levens '69 Kenneth A. Treadwell '70 Bartlett C. Wells '81 Donald S. Parker '88 Kevin E. Jakab '95 Brother Friendship Circle ($1,000 to $2,499) Alan E. Hovey Jr. '56 Maj. Gen. Oliver L. Peacock '62 John E. Tranter '77 Bradley C. Thompson '77 Gregory C. Bessette '86 David B. Rumsey '03 Red Door Society ($500 to $999) Marvin E. Carter '61 Climbing Sun '69 Martin J. Swaggard '95 Skull and Crossbones ($200 to $499) Thomas R. L. Kindred '59 John C. Stephens Jr. '60 Aage G. Schroder '70 Timothy R. Curington '71 John E. McLaughlin, Ph.D. '79 Kent N. Berry '82 We Appreciate Your Support A lot has been going on recently at Florida Alpha, and we're thrilled to share the latest from our Chapter. Carson White '26 and Cole Bennett '27 worked tirelessly all summer to gain the most applications (around 300) of any BMS cycle for Florida Alpha. These men also hosted an incredible Balanced Man Scholarship Banquet, featuring Kansas Beta alumnus Greg Pestinger, Kansas State University '86 as our keynote speaker. His insights and experiences inspired us all, reminding us of the reality of society and how Sigma Phi Epsilon can positively shape young men's lives. This fall, we welcomed 39 new brothers into our Chapter. It is always a pleasure to see our brotherhood grow, and I am confident that these new members will continue to uphold our standard here at Florida Alpha. These brothers are joining a Chapter that has had the highest GPA out of all IFC fraternities for 14 out of the past 17 semesters and, most recently, achieved a 3.6 GPA in the spring 2024 semester. Looking ahead, we are striving for our eighth- consecutive IFC Chapter of the Year Award, a testament to the hard work and dedication of every member. Additionally, we are excited to enhance our philanthropic efforts through our annual Surf Frenzy philanthropy. This year, we are introducing the Queen of Hearts competition to engage more individuals and raise awareness for the Florida Diabetes Camp. As we approach our centennial celebration, I am filled with pride to see our Chapter not only expanding but also reaching new heights while remaining grounded in our core values of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. The upcoming celebration will be a remarkable opportunity to bring everyone together in honor of this milestone. Thank you all for your continued dedication and support. Together, we are building a legacy that will last for generations to come. HFF, Jack Pagan '26 Chapter President Florida Alpha Focuses on Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Philanthropy REACHING NEW HEIGHTS W e extend our sincere gratitude to the following donors for their commitment to Florida Alpha in 2024. This list includes all processed contributions as of October 31, 2024. For a complete, historical list of lifetime giving by level, visit flalpha.org/lifetimegiving. Their taxable and tax-deductible gifts make a lasting impact on our brotherhood and help ensure a stronger future for our Chapter. The donors below are listed by their lifetime giving levels. Join your brothers on this list with a donation! If your name is already listed, consider increasing your support to reach the next giving level. To make your gift, visit flalpha.org/donate.

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