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Beta Zeta Foundation of Delta Tau Delta 4000 W. 106th St., Suite 125-337 Carmel, IN 46032 Address Service Requested DTD Beta Zeta Shelter The Kent R. Livingston '09 shares that his second son, Esmond Ried Livingston, was born September 2, 2015. Kent took on a new position as lead pastor at Soma Church Downtown in Indianapolis, Ind. E-mail: kentliv@gmail.com Chad J. Miller '09 joined Miller Insurance Group, which is a family-owned insurance agency that his great-grandfather started in 1987. He will transition a branch of the agency to Indianapolis, Ind., where he lives. Chad encourages his Beta Zeta brothers to reach out to him for any insurance needs. E-mail: chad.jarred.miller@gmail.com Marcus B. Hagberg '11 has been focused on personal and professional growth in the past few years. He lives in New York, N.Y., and works for a well-funded nonprofit startup in the urban sphere. Marcus went on a 10-day hiking trip with Beta Zeta brothers last fall. E-mail: mbhegberg@gmail.com Alumni News (Continued from page 3) Leave Your Mark on Beta Zeta A s we finalize the bricks for our new Bricked Courtyard, we would like to get approval on inscriptions for bricks and pavers. If you were a donor to the Commitment to Excellence campaign, contact Derek M. Burns '04, BZ #1377 at derekburns19@ yahoo.com with your requested inscription today. • $10,000 and above: five bricks AND a large paver with the outline of the Delt coat of arms (the size of 12 bricks) • $5,000 to $9,999: 10 bricks OR a large paver with the outline of the Delt coat of arms (the size of 12 bricks) • $2,500 to $4,999: five bricks OR a small paver with the outline of the Delt badge (the size of six bricks) • $500 to $2,000: one brick for each $500 given Each brick includes one to three lines of alphanumeric text with 18 characters maximum per line, including spaces and punctuation. Inscriptions can include name, graduation year, pin number, nicknames, family members, or spouses, and can be dedicated to other individuals, quotes, in honor or memory of brothers. W hen Dan Manson '72 came to Butler, he was immediately drawn to Delta Tau Delta because of its excellent reputation in leadership and academics on campus; but it was more than that. He felt a connection with the men of Beta Zeta and knew this was the fraternity for him. Throughout his time as an alumnus, Dan has maintained his connections to his Delt brothers. He keeps in touch with a number of members from his era and returns to campus for events, including Homecoming a n d b a s k e t b a l l g a m e s w i t h h i s brothers. "Beta Zeta is a common bond for those of us who appreciate what we experienced and what we hope to continue with current and future brothers." Over the years, Dan has been very pleased to see Beta Zeta thriving on Butler's campus. "I am always impressed with the young men I meet. I believe they will continue to be a brotherhood that teaches the members to be good citizens and successful in their chosen careers. People who make a difference." Dan credits the fraternity with helping to shape him into the man he is t o d a y . " I h a v e a l w a y s b e l i e v e d I l e a r n e d a s m u c h o u t s i d e t h e classroom as I did in the classroom because of my Delt experiences." Dan encourages his fellow Delts to remain connected to each other and involved with the chapter. "It is important that the young men attending Butler and joining Beta Zeta have the same opportunities their predecessors have had. The network of Beta Zeta Delts is a wonderful resource of experience and support to draw from." In 2012, Dan retired from his position as a d i v i s i o n p r e s i d e n t o f a n a t i o n a l p r o p a n e retailer. He and his wife, Cathy, live in Fort Wayne, Ind., and have two daughters and five grandchildren. You can connect with Dan at camdem4308@yahoo.com. Dan Manson '72 Reflects on Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Membership Provides Valuable Experience

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