Alpha Tau Omega - University of Oklahoma

B Eacon Th e ATW - Delta Kappa Housing Corporation P.O. Box 30444 Edmond, OK 73003 Address Service requested Attention: This newsletter is intended for alumni and parents. If your son is currently attending the University of Oklahoma, he will receive a copy at the chapter house. If he has graduated, please send his permanent address. Thank you. Join Us October 26 (Continued from page 1) With $2,659,832 committed, we are less than $350,000 away from our $3 million goal, and we need everyone to help us through the final phase. No contribution is too small, as every gift will lead us closer to our end goal. Please use the enclosed pledge form to make your first or additional gift today. All donors will be recognized, but it takes a minimum contribution of $2,500 to be on the official, permanent plaque. We are still welcoming donors to take advantage of our five-year pledge program, and encourage everyone to consider a gift of $2,500 so your name will be added to this prominent piece. Also, please make every effort to join us October 26 to celebrate Homecoming and the incredible accomplishments of Delta Kappa. Brothers and guests can enjoy tailgating before and during the game at the chapter house and touring the facility at your leisure. If you are unable to attend, please plan to join us for the final tailgate and home game of the season on November 16. Our new home is one that must be seen and enjoyed by all. Love & Respect, Mel Clark, M.D. '70 Campaign Chairman (405) 365-3558 melandmarybeeclark@gmail.com J Grand Opening and Homecoming October 26 oin us for tailgating and house tours on Saturday, October 26, when the Sooners take on the Texas Tech Raiders and we celebrate the official Grand Opening of the Delta Kappa chapter house. Information regarding the time of the Grand Opening ceremony will be distributed once the game time is set. If you're unable to attend, please visit Norman on November 16 for our final tailgate and home game of the season. Alumni News Jack H. Marshall '57 has traveled with two different alumni groups, made possible by his generosity to the Stanford and Dartmouth alumni associations. He has been to islands and foreign countries. Jack resides in Mt. Pleasant, Texas. E. J. Lankford '66 has been practicing law for 41 years. He is the past president of the Cleveland Bar Association and was appointed by the president of the Oklahoma Bar Association as a member of the State Bench and Bar Association. He was admitted to the Federal Court for the Western District of Oklahoma, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the United States Supreme Court. He has two beautiful daughters, both of whom graduated from the University of Oklahoma, and two grandsons. He resides in Norman.

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