Gamma Phi Beta - University of Kansas

GAMMA PHI BETA 3 Thank You, Generous Alumnae L ast fall, our sisters graciously provided more than $8,000 in support for Sigma Chapter. The work we are able to do at Gamma Phi Beta is directly linked to this support from our alumnae. Listed here are the donors to the fall 2015 appeal, shown in their cumulative annual giving level since spring 2011. If an error has been made in recording your gift, we sincerely apologize. If a correction to your giving record is needed, please send it to Sigma Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta, P.O. Box 3796, Lawrence, KS 66046. LEGACY CLUB ($2,500 and above) Lucile McVey Dunn '36 Connie Carney Erickson '67 FRIENDSHIP CLUB ($1,000 to $2,499) Julia Jardes Estes '69 Susan K. Harper '69 Jill Remsberg McGee '79 SISTERS FOREVER CLUB ($500 to $999) Ann Williams Overman '54 Deborah Reid Mountsier '74 Susan Rogers Seidel '79 Kelle Burmeister Gilmore '98 MOM HAYWARD CLUB ($100 to $499) Anna Muhlenbruch Stucker '44 Mary Stout Mize '48 Janet Allen Fithian '51 Diane Warner '55 Ann Brenneisen Fendorf '57 Janet Goldsby Myers '58 Barbara Elliott Machin '66 Jane Gochnauer Goss '67 Jananne Hewett McLaughlin '71 Jane Warner Link '79 Angela Gupta '85 Lisa Miguelino Duchman '88 Neely Brotherton Bordegon '99 Emily Swallow Pagone '08 BROWN AND MODE CLUB (Up to $99) Marilyn Pollom Adams '51 Jill Trask '74 Aimee Sanders Gross '75 Jaclyn Binder Stanley '99 COLLEGIATE CORNER S igma Chapter at the University of Kansas has had an amazing semester so far. Our fall 2015 chapter GPA was 3.37, which is incredible for a group of more than 190 members. Sigma Chapter women have also racked up more than 10 community service hours per person this semester. We have enjoyed our last semester with our beloved housemother, Virginia Hayward, who will be retiring in May. We feel so honored that she has dedicated 25 years to this chapter and our members. She will be greatly missed. Sigma participated in the "Taking a Stand: Preventing Sexual Misconduct on Campus" training, hosted by an International representative, and we were glad to learn more about this subject. It has been a hot topic on college campuses and this training gave us an opportunity to discuss the definition of assault and safety, as well as how to help a victim. In February, we had a great turnout for our mixer with Sigma Phi Epsilon. We also had a sisterhood event at the local bowling alley where we spent hours bowling and bonding. We were excited to be a pilot group for the new international philanthropy, Moonball. International Council chose us to host a kickball tournament to raise funds for our philanthropic effort, Building Strong Girls. Teams from all over campus participated in the April event. Ballpark food, music, and t-shirts added to the celebration. From all of the women of Sigma Chapter, thank you for the support and love you show to Gamma Phi. In ΠΚΕ, Paige Lueker '13 Chapter President kugphipresident@gmail.com Sigma Chapter has sisters involved all over campus, including seven members on the KU Spirit Squad. Sigma Chapter's 2016 executive board. Becky Goodbar Gibson '63, who serves on the Lawrence Memorial Hospital Endowment Association Board of Directors, needed help in April at the LMH Hearts of Gold Ball, which raised funds for the cardiac catheterization laboratory at the hospital. Sigma Chapter members stepped up to volunteer, proudly representing Gamma Phi Beta and mingling with the VIP major donors at the event. Pictured are: Mackenzie Lomshek '12, Ruthie Ozonoff '13, Sara Johnston '13, Barb Hampton Kelley '54, Becky Goodbar Gibson '63, Kara Notvedt '12, and Ashley Falkner '12.

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