Sigma Phi Epsilon - San Diego State University

Richard R. Deussen '58 worked in engineering science for 33 years, retired, and went back to work for the City of Rifle, Colo., where he's worked for the past 12 years. He has 10 grandchildren. E-mail: richarddeussen@comcast.net Dr. J. Win Fuchs '65 retired in January 2014 and is busier than he expected. He travels about two weeks per month and is walking great despite knee replacements. Win spends his time with his grandchildren and enjoys high school football, University of Washington athletics, and religious and Air Force Association activities. He lives in Gig Harbor, Wash. E-mail: winandmarj@aol.com Sean R. Galleher '78 has a daughter who is a sophomore at SDSU. He and his wife, Janice, have been to some great concerts and basketball games. They love to walk past the house where they met. E-mail: sgalleher@miramartruck.com Andrew T. Chaffee Sr. '87 has been in the legal vertical since 2006, working with law firms. He is lucky enough to have built a life he doesn't really a need vacation from. Andy kept in touch with many brothers and lives close to a few. "Come join the fun in the desert this summer at the Hotter'N Hell Desert Challenge in Palm Desert, Calif." E-mail: andy.chaffee@cox.net Robert A. Miech '87 reports that his second book, Eleventh Heaven, was published in September 2014. It chronicles the 1995 national basketball champion, UCLA Bruins. Robert covered UCLA hoops and football for the Pasadena Star‑News. The backbone of that team and book was Ed O'Bannon. Robert went to Bangkok, Japan, and Prague, among others places to reunite with the guys and recount those days, that team, and what they have been up to since. "They key, though, was Ed, who has been in the news the past five years as the face of an epic lawsuit vs. the NCAA, which he won in August." Robert lives in Henderson, Nev. E-mail: ramiech@aol.com Ben K. Tilton '96 works as a clinical psychologist in private practice in Huntington Beach, Calif. His website is bentilton.com. E-mail: bentilton@verizon.net S i g m a P h i E P S i l o n F r a t E r n i t y C a l i F o r n i a D E l t a C h a P t E r 1237 l a u r a l a n E E S C o n D i D o, Ca 92025 a D D r E S S S E r v i C E r E q u E S t E D Cal Delta News V iews & Save the Date for San Diego SigEp '60s Reunion A group of SigEps from the sixties has decided to throw a party to see who will show up. We are losing brothers from the '60s and this will be a chance to see them before they or you go! Come to the reunion to see and talk to the guys from 50 years ago. July 24-25 Cost for all four events is $50. Brothers from the sixties and early seventies, their significant others, widows, and ex-wives are invited. Friday, July 24 A barbecue lunch at the chapter house will begin at 11:30 a.m. Visit the renovated house and revisit memories of the past. The house will be under summer repair, paint, and cleanup, but the barbecue will be clean and ready to go. That evening, John Kiefer '67 has reserved the VFW Hall in National City with a band playing music from the sixties. Saturday, July 25 Meet on the infield of Del Mar Race Track. Food, drinks, and gambling are on you. At 6:30 p.m., Karen and John Steepy '69 will host a dinner party at their home in Bonita. The Taco Man will provide dinner; beer and wine will be served. To reserve your place and help us plan for proper numbers, send your check, made out to Ed Ryan '67, to Ed Ryan at 4301 Mt. Helix Highlands Drive, La Mesa, CA 91941. Be sure to include the names of the people who will be attending. Please forward this information to any SigEps from this era. We don't want to miss anyone! Fraternally, Jim Wilson '68 Justin Cho Walnut, Calif. Jeff DeKlotz Irvine, Calif. Rick Emerson Danville, Calif. Daniel Houze Elk Grove, Calif. Taylor McCracken Concord, Calif. Tristan Norton Carlsbad, Calif. Dylan Osborne Orange, Calif. Kyle Rivers Lodi, Calif. Jake Stenzel Orange, Calif. Mason Veyveris Oceanside, Calif. George Waidelich Alamo, Calif. Welcome, New Members Alumni News

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