Phi Delta Theta - DePauw University

George A Long III, Indiana Alpha 1413 George A Long, Indiana Beta 10/19/1208 #332 Granville Moody Jr. Illinois Eta, 3/7/1914 #232 George A Long Jr., Illinois Eta, 6/6/1939 #586 Edward C. Loy, Indiana Theta, 4/5/1934 #504 Herbert Strawbridge, Indiana Theta, 4 /19/1936 #531 Robert Strawbridge, Indiana Theta, 3/18/1937 #539 Russell Strawbridge, Indiana Theta, 4/27/1947 #749 Dallas Ryan Long, Florida Gamma, 4/22/2007 #1663 p. 3 Phi DelTa TheTa Alumnus Highlight: Larry Rink '62 A fter completing his undergraduate degree at DePauw University, Larry Rink '62 expanded his interest in medicine by attending the Indiana University School of Medicine, where he received his degree in medicine and has been in practice for 49 years. He serves as the medi- cal director of the Indi- ana University sports medicine program, and teaches as a volunteer full clinical professor of medicine. Larry continues to expand his professional network by serving as the chairman of the medical committee of the International University Sports Federation, working to support the medical care of thousands of student athletes who partici- pate in the World University Games. Larry is a cardiologist in Bloomington, Indiana, and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including the Indiana University Health Bedford Hospital and the Indiana University Health Bloomington Hospital. He is one of 11 doctors at the Indiana University Health Bedford Hospital, and one of 13 at Indiana University Health Bloomington Hospital, who specialize in cardiovascular disease. Larry's professional affiliations include the American College of Cardiology, Owen/ Monroe Co. Medical Society, Indiana State Medical Association, American College of Physicians, American Society of Echocardiography, American College of Sports Medicine, and the American Heart Association. During his military service, Larry's medical efforts were recognized as he was named the most outstanding flight surgeon in the United States Navy in 1971. Larry received board certification with cardiovascular disease internal medicine and was named a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. Alumni Update Chapter Grand Barrett "Barry" L. Boehm '73 entered Chapter Grand on Friday, May 15. It was during his years at DePauw that Barry forged many lifelong friendships. His good looks and outgoing attitude gained him the reputation of big man on campus. This was just the beginning of his long and lustrous life, driven by his sparkling personality. He later took his first administration job at Delmar Gardens, and received a master's in business administration from St. Louis University. Along the way, Barry found a connection to nature while working on his many gardens. He reached the pinnacle of his business career when he became a partner for Price Waterhouse Coopers in St. Louis, Mo. His branch would later merge with IBM. While working with PWC, Barry met his loving wife, Tammy Buschman. The two wed at Ladue Chapel, eventually becoming parents to four children. Barry dedicated much of his time to Ladue Chapel, helping with various projects, including the strategic long-term planning committee, another testament to his genuine passion to help others. While staying true to his commitment, Barry continued to give to his Fraternity by helping revive the Phi Delta Theta Chapter at St. Louis University. One of Barry's most memorable honors came when his father, Elmer Boehm '49, and his son, Landon Boehm '08, were honored at a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game for the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award, recognizing three generations of True Blue Phi Delts. Following his retirement, Barry continued to dedicate his time to the things he loved: captivating people with his personality, genuinely loving and looking for the best in others, working in the garden, and overseeing and caring for family and friends at home. Alumni News DeForest "Ham" A. Hamilton Jr. '50 has lived in Sun City Hilton Head, S.C., for 10 years and has no interest in relocating, as he is still active in various community clubs. Ham cherishes the lifelong friendships he made with Indiana Zeta brothers. E-mail: dahnth@hargray.com David Bremer '59 is semi-retired from his law career with Monty White, LLP, and his wife, Terry, retired in 2014. Their daughter, Laura, is a trial attorney with the U.S. Department of Labor. Their other daughter, Jennifer, is vice president and manager of a commercial real estate firm in San Francisco. E-mail: bremer@lucasvalley.net John M. Gee '71 was honored by Run Ohio magazine as one of the 10 best runners above the age of 60 in Ohio, which is no surprise, as he says he considers himself 66 going on 19. "My most rewarding lifetime friendships are the bonds I sustain from my four years in the Phi Delt house." E-mail: sgee@cinci.rr.com 2015 Little 5 Bike Race

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