Delta Kappa Epsilon - Wesleyan University

The Deke Newsletter 3 1867 Society ($250,000 and above) Herbert D. Kelleher '53 In memory of Ruth and Harry Kelleher Frank V. Sica '73 David M. Campbell '75 Joseph Morningstar Society ($100,000 to $249,999) Anonymous James H. Gately '62 Gordon Crawford '69 Old Stone House Society ($50,000 to $99,999) Your Name Here! Rampant Lion Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Tim Lynch '65 George P. Surgeon '72 In memory of Rev. Albert E. Legg 1899, William G. Harris 1902, Howard F. Legg 1904, Earle L. Legg 1907, and Rev. James "Toby" Legg '30 Scott M. Karsten '74 George A. Davala '76 Mitchell L. Marinello '76 David B. omas '77 In memory of Wilson A Seibert '50 Norman Shapiro Society ($15,000 to $24,999) Anonymous Alan S. Ward '52 W. W. "Bill" Daley '57 M. Parker Blatchford '62 Jeffrey Gray '77 J. Robert Nastri Jr. '77 Peter R. Watkins '77 John J. McDermott Jr. '78 Brotherhood Society ($10,000 to $14,999) Susan Dole Armstrong In memory of Richard Maxwell Armstrong Jr. '60 Norman R. Shapiro '63 Michael Angelini '64 Frank N. Judson, M.D. '64 Philip L. Rockwell '65 In honor of Norm Shapiro '63 John H. Mihalec '69 In honor of Norm Shapiro '63 Andrew Gregor '70 Lew Rumford '72 omas B. Roberts '77 William F. Ahern Jr. '78 Ralph J. Rotman '78 Gary D. Breitbord '79 Joseph S. Britton '79 Louis E. Scimecca '81 In memory of his dad Ned Goss '82 David S. Bagatelle '86 Gamma Phi Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Michael P. Shouvlin '54 Michael M. Stein '57 Clark R. Byam '66 omas F. Dwyer '72 omas M. Barton '74 James L. Farrell '74 Bruce H. Tobey '75 Jack O'Donnell '76 Steven Beauchamp '77 In memory of eresa and Bernard Beauchamp Paul F. Fichera '77 In memory of Bob Scanlon and Joe LaCross Michael S. Rosenblatt '80 Timothy J. O'Brien '81 Anthony Gray '06 Help Us Secure the Future of Gamma Phi Stay Tuned for How You Can Join the Campaign W e are truly grateful to our early supporters who have contributed more than $1.7 million to the start of e Sesquicentennial Campaign and can't wait for all our brothers to join us as we strive toward our $4 million goal. Donors who have contributed $5,000 or more are listed by graduation year in their appropriate giving levels. ose who donate $10,000 or more will be recognized on a permanent plaque at the campaign's completion. If an error has been made in recording your gi, or your name has been mistakenly omitted, we sincerely apologize. Please contact our campaign coordi- nator at (785) 843-1661 to make any corrections. F or the 2017 fall semester, the Gamma Phi Chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon took on an ex- panded mission. Our objective is to increase our philanthropic efforts not only within our frater- nity, but the entirety of the campus. Our first initiative was a local food drive aiding both the St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank and the Macdonough Elementary School. As a result, we collected almost 400 pounds of non-perishable foods for hundreds of individuals and families in need. is was an amazing accomplishment for our first philanthropy event of the year. We built off that success during Homecoming weekend. Besides the contributions of our foot- ball-playing brothers who helped lead the Cardi- nals to a resounding win over Williams, we cre- ated, customized, and sold Homecoming shirts to friends, family, classmates, alumni, and faculty, as well as Middletown residents. With the sale of close to 350 shirts, we realized a profit of almost $1,000 that was given to the Macdonough School. To add some fun into the mix, we also organized a flag football game for the students of the school during halime of the Homecoming game in front of a crowd of close to 3,000 fans. e kids loved it! We set out to increase our presence and impact not only on campus, but also in Middletown. We are pleased with our start but realize there is much more we can do. We will continue to strengthen our relationships with St. Vincent de Paul and the Macdonough Elementary School in the upcoming semesters. In the Bonds, PJ Ryan '19 Chapter President ryanp@avonoldfarms.com Mystic Circle Carey Congdon Jr. '57 passed on to Mystic Circle on August 2, 2017. Carey was born on January 10, 1931, the son of Carey Congdon and Frances Be- attie Congdon. He attended Harbor School and graduated from e Bulke- ley School. Aer three years in the U.S. Marine Corps, including service in the Korean War, Carey attended Mitchell College and graduated from Wesleyan University. He began a career in graphic arts as a sales representative for Mead Papers in New York City. He then joined the Maple-Vail Books Manufacturing Group, retiring in 1999. He served as a trustee of the Pequot Chapel in New London and as a vestryman at All Saints Church in New York City. He is survived by his wife, Mary Margaret "Bonnie" Congdon, of New York City. Gamma Phi Dedicates Service to Campus and Community Efforts Benefit St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank and Macdonough Elementary School SECURING THE FUTURE OF GAMMA PHI THE SESQUICENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN

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