Sigma Pi - Eastern Illinois University

S i g m a P i B e t a G a m m a . c o m 4 Adytum on High Sigma Pi Fraternity, Beta-Gamma Chapter, announces the passing of our Brothers. We Believe in Sigma Pi. Notification of death: January 2016-September 2017. Richard K. Armstrong – Decatur, Ill. – Initiated 1958 Kevin Thomas Bischoffer – Gilberts, Ill. – Initiated 1983 Richard B. Carmichael – Irondale, Ala. – Initiated 1960 John R. Conley – Charleston, Ill. – Initiated 1955 Phillip R. Doster – Flossmore, Ill. – Initiated 1973 David Sherwood Hart – Edwardsville, Ill. – Initiated 1959 Michael J. Harvey – Cookeville, Tenn. – Initiated 1955 Robert S. Hill – Carrollton, Ill. – Initiated 1963 Brian Hoch – Des Plains, Ill. – Initiated 1999 Larry L. Leathers – Lombard, Ill. – Initiated 1949 James R. McCracken – Fredericksburg, Texas – Initiated 1965 Clifford M. Nugent – Mesa, Ariz. – Initiated 1951 Alan D. Porter – DuQuion, Ill. – Initiated 1971 Kenneth Ramsey – Charleston, Ill. – Initiated 1974 Clarence R. Schmalhausen – Houston, Texas – Initiated 1949 Michael A. Sweeney – Plainfield, Ill. – Initiated 1983 Glen W. Temple – Effingham, Ill. – Initiated 1951 Dorris A. Winkler – Effingham, Ill. – Initiated 1950 Beta-Gamma's Executive Council Sage Brandon Rosenbusch Chicago, Ill. btrosenbusch@eiu.edu First Counselor Ryan Frazier Braidwood, Ill. rpfrazier@eiu.edu Second Counselor Zach Wollenschallger Melrose Park, Ill. ztwollenschlag@eiu.edu Third Counselor Greg Gilfillan Chicago, Ill. gdgilfillan@eiu.edu Fourth Counselor Malcolm Simmons Oak Lawn, Ill. mjsimmons@eiu.edu Herald Ryan Oseman Tinley Park, Ill. reoseman@eiu.edu Communication support and assistance provided by OmegaFi. (800) 276-6342 • omegafi.com Community Relations A key to our success will be selling the expansion in the community. Two things will happen. Once the drawings are complete, we will be making a presentation to the residents who are in close proximity to the House. We want them to be our allies as we move out into the community to gain additional support. Our neighbors play a very important role in getting our plans through the preservation group and city's zoning and permitting. Our ultimate goal is to maintain the current integrity of the structure while updating the facility to maintain a safe and updated living environment. We are looking for Charleston alumni who will help us with our community outreach program. We will begin going door-to-door with our proposals. All Bothers in Charleston are requested to participate. Please contact Brent Barnard '85, CIAA Secretary, at secretaryforciaa@gmail.com if you would like to be placed on the contact list. Which building plan do you think will be the easiest to move through the decision-makers? We really do need your help! Simultaneously, our plans will be submitted to the preservation group and city of Charleston. Our goal is to work through any objections by December 1, 2017. After that date, final drawing and contracts can be signed to begin the renovations. We are targeting May 10, 2018, to begin the year long process to transform the property. New Sage With Jonathan Casamajor not returning to school in the fall so that he can pursue a career as a Chicago firefighter, a new Sage has been named. We welcome Brenden Rosenbusch as the chapter's 64th Sage. We wish him great success as he moves the chapter to extraordinary achievements. Other members of the Executive Coun- cil are Ryan Frazier, First Counselor; Zach Wollenschallger, Second Coun- selor; Greg Gilfillan, Third Counselor; Malcolm Simmons, Fourth Counselor; Ryan Oseman; Herald. Their terms will end with the close of the school year.

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