Delta Kappa Epsilon - Colgate University

3 Delta Kappa Epsilon BOSTON DKEs GATHER FOR DINNER O n October 25, 13 brothers gathered for a fabulous dinner and evening out in Boston. Thanks to Matt Salmon '10 for organizing. The Foundation can provide contact information of brothers in your area if you'd like to organize a gathering. From left, Griffin Sullivan '07, Matt Salmon '10, Kent Zelle '99, Michael Cucchiara '00, Xave Jacoby '12, Josh McLane '10, Andrew Coons '99, Jack Henley '12, Sean Devlin '05, Sasha Barausky '04, Jon Edwards '03, Nichol Jacoby '14 (to be initiated in 2015), and John Ogilby '10. Welcome, 154th Class of Mu of DKE Kevin April '13 Los Angeles, Calif. Alexander Bewkes '13 Darien, Conn. Colin Cowles '13 New York, N.Y. Will Delano '13 Cos Cob, Conn. Alec Goldstein '13 Washington, D.C. Alex Heller '13 Toronto, Ontario Harry Jewett '13 New York, N.Y. Trevor Lawler '13 Bethesda, Md. Parker Lewis '13 Littleton, Colo. Max Markusen '12 San Francisco, Calif. Ian Nordin '13 New York, N.Y. Graham Rieser '13 Wilmette, Ill. Matthew Robinson '13 New Orleans, La. Daniel Sweeney '13 New Canaan, Conn. Daniel Werber '13 Washington, D.C. Alumni News William J. Shively '50 lives in rural France near Bergerac with an unlimited wine supply. His novel, Operation Airthief, is available on Amazon.com. E-mail: red.jerry1@gmail.com R. Douglas Wilson '57 lives in Irvington, New York, with his wife, Betsy, where the writing and publishing of Doug's book has taken over a great part of their lives. Since his collegiate days, Douglas has received 17 Emmy Awards, Lifetime Achievement Awards in sports, an International Gymnastics Frank Bare Award for service to gymnastics, and spotlight in the V.S. figure skating Hall of Fame. Douglas congratulates the Mu Chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon on the Yon Clarion Bell and looks forward to reading future editions. E-mail: manypeaks@me.com Greg Dunlavey '07 works as an investigator at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office on high-profile cases. One of the cases he worked on was Joe Esposito, ringleader of a Long Island-based network of disability consultants who helped retired cops and firefighters fraudulently obtain Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. Esposito helped at least 700 people obtain these benefits, causing Social Security to pay out at least $70 million in undeserved benefits. This was the result of a two-year wiretap investigation. E-mail: gdunlavey@gmail.com Joe Esposito (left) and Greg Dunlavey '07 (right) Peter Leyden III '48 entered the Mystic Circle on March 8 at his home in Annapolis, Md. He served in the Navy during World War II. After graduating from Colgate, Pete became a high school history teacher and later principal of Lynbrook High School on Long Island. He is survived by his five chil- dren, their spouses, and 12 grandchildren. Richard Duvall '50 entered the Mystic Circle on May 1. Richard published a book later in his life. To read more about Richard's life visit www.richardaduvall.com. Earnest R. "Chilly" Braun III '51 entered the Mystic Cir- cle on April 6. Ralph Coxhead '51 entered the Mystic Circle on August 27. He was an All-American swimmer in the Colgate Athletic Hall of Fame. Mystic Circle A brother dead and brothers mourning Fill the heart with grief today, And the earnest grasp fraternal; Speaks, "a dear one passed away." Yes, no longer we shall greet thee In the halls of DKE, Yet thy name in sweet remembrance Graven on our hearts will be. We have parted, Brother, parted, As we trust, to meet again, In a full unbroken circle, Free from sorrow, grief and pain.

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