Phi Delta Theta - University of Missouri

PHI DELTA THETA 3 George A Long III, Indiana Alpha 1413 Ge o rge A Long , Indiana Be t a 10/19/1208 # 332 G ranville Mood y Jr. Illin ois Eta , 3/7/1914 #232 Ge org e A Lon g Jr., Illi nois E t a , 6 /6 /1 9 3 9 #58 6 Edward C. Loy , In d ia n a The t a , 4/5/ 19 34 #504 H erbert St rawbr idge, Indiana T het a, 4/19/1936 #531 R o ber t St ra wbridge , Ind iana Theta, 3/18/1937 #539 Rus se l l Strawb ridge , Ind i ana Thet a, 4/27 /1947 #7 49 Dallas Ryan Long, Flor ida Gamma, 4/ 2 2/ 200 7 #1 663 Continuing 150 Years of tradition John Carter '85 (Continued from page 1) we become active, we promise to leave our fraternity better for those coming behind us. Today, other chapters have invested in their properties and those investments at- tract the best. In order for us to attract the best, the Phi lodge needs this renovation." John knows this campaign will allow MO Alpha to carry on its tradition of greatness for another 150 years. "This renovation is the first step to reclaiming the top fraternity spot on campus. As one of the oldest fra- ternities west of the Mississippi, all current and former brothers owe it to those who will follow to leave this house better than when we lived in it." Living in Ohio has exposed John to the leaders who work at General Headquarters in Oxford, Ohio. "General Headquarters is impressed with the caliber of leadership on this campaign, but more impressed with the quality, dedication, and responsibility that our current house corporation advisory board is taking in leading the campaign. I am 100 percent confident that my contri- bution is being thoughtfully deployed." In his free time, John enjoys spending time with his children. His son, Jack, is a golf- er at Iowa State, and his daughter, Payton, is an accomplished equestrian jumper who will attend Missouri next year. His son, Blair, is a sophomore in high school and is a huge Tiger fan and hopeful future Phi Delt at Mizzou. Reach out to John via e-mail at jlc9801@aol.com. Campaign Status At-a-Glance Total Raised as of November 4, 2015 $1,228,648 Number of Contributors 170 Goal $1.5 Million 1988 Participation: 34% James M. Alabach James M. Barry Jr. Gregory A. Cole Lawton J. Dodd Gregory S. Hoffmann Anthony J. Logan John C. Mace Daniel C. Nester Daniel E. Sanders James E. Shugart Bradley S. Sporer Thomas P. Sweeney II, M.D. 1989 Participation: 6% Anthony W. Giordano 1990 Participation: 12% Brent T. Higley Scott M. Kellett Travis M. Smith 1991 Participation: 5% Gregory W. Boehne D. Andrew Parmley 1993 Participation: 26% James B. Boswell M. Travis Condict Boyd A. Green Christopher C. Hackman Jeffrey D. LaHue Charles S. Maloney S. Craig Meyer, M.D. Jason C. Stout David A. Waugh Christopher J. Widmer 1994 Participation: 12% Sean P. Bricker Jonathan T. Gilmore Jeffrey T. Seesing 1995 Participation: 13% Kyle S. Alcorn Adam H. Beckett Matthew J. Hamilton 1996 Participation: 18% Matthew H. Beckett Neil E. Caskey Christopher L. Crocker 1997 Participation: 12% Tyler P. Alcorn Matthew M. Allen Daniel D. Lape 1998 Participation: 7% T. Jeremy Ryan 1999 Participation: 8% Daniel G. Beckett Josh Scheinerman 2000 Participation: 14% Mark R. Brandom Robert T. Brown Jason M. Hill 2002 Participation: 13% R. Henley Montgomery IV 2003 Participation: 8% Patrick R. Baird Michael Letz 2004 Participation: 20% Blake P. Green William J. Montgomery Scott P. Waller 2005 Participation: 15% Michael T. Carpenter Kevin M. Saettele 2006 Participation: 11% Mike Allmon Andrew W. Beckett 2007 Participation: 9% Joseph K. Houts III 2008 Participation: 5% Rush M. James 1956: 67% 1969: 57% 1974 and 1967: 50% 1964: 45% 1968: 41% 1954: 36% 1988: 34% 1940: 33% 1973: 32% 1950: 30% Top 10 Participation Classes Congratulations to the 10 classes with the highest participation percentages! "As one of the oldest fraternities west of the Mississippi, all current and former brothers owe it to those who will follow to leave this house better than when we lived in it."

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