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RetuRn SeRvice RequeSted
Attention:
This newsletter is intended for alumni, undergraduates, and parents. If your son
has graduated, please send us his permanent address to update our records. Thank you.
THE
lion's lore
ALUMNI UPDATE
Colonel George Dalziel '42 hit the century mark
in November 2017. He lives in Montgomery
Village, Md.
Bruce Johnson '43 and his wife, Jeane, live in
Los Gatos, Calif. He is fully retired and is excited
about the renovations to the chapter house.
Paul "Bob" Mullen '52 has slowed down but
stays active by playing golf twice a week. Bob
lives in Wichita, Kan. E-mail: jobob@cox.net
John Stack '55 and his wife, Martha, celebrated
60 years of marriage in June and 43 years of
lake life at the Lake of the Ozarks. E-mail:
stacktownhouse@yahoo.com
Martin Eby Jr. '56 recently celebrated his 10-year
retirement from ATT board of directors and 20-
year retirement from Eby Construction with trips
to Singapore, Indonesia, Scotland, England, and
Canada. Martin lives is Wichita, Kan.
Lawrence Lee Werhan '57 plays a lot of
golf and enjoys spending time with his nine
grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren
(so far). Lawrence lives in Salina, Kan. E-mail:
larry.werhan4@gmail.com
Chet Wilcox '61 spends about four weeks in
Kansas each fall for K-State football and to visit
relatives. The rest of the year he lives in South
Mississippi. E-mail: powercat@bellsouth.net
Tom Mistler '63 and his wife, Joan, live in the
Raleigh, N.C., area close to their son, Bill, and
daughter, Carolyn, and her three children. Their
other daughter, Susan, lives in Hong Kong with her
three children. They recently visited the campus
to see the inauguration of President Richard B.
Myers '65. Tom is happy to see SAE doing better
and better. E-mail: tmistler@msn.com
James Breneman '64 retired this year but stays
busy serving on the Prairie Village Planning
Commission and as facility chairman at his church.
Daniel Fankhauser '67 serves on the city
commission for Garden City, Kan., and is the
former mayor. Dan and his wife, Vivian, have
been spending more time in Colorado Springs,
Colo. E-mail: dfank@gcnet.com
Rick P. Sackbauer III '72 shares that he's
happy to see the kitchen renovations, especially
because "those who were in the chapter from
'69-'75 know how much the kitchen meant to
Bessie and I." Rick lives in Vail, Colo.
Russ Bishop '73 is retired and living the good
life. He still remember working with Bess in
the SAE kitchen during his college years. Russ
lives in Littleton, Colo. E-mail: russbishop51@
gmail.com
Dr. James W. Eubank '76 and his wife, Robin,
moved to Kayenta, Ariz., in the Navajo Nation
where James works at the Kayenta Animal Care
Center, a nationally recognized vet tech assistant
program. Robin teaches a direct care workers lab in
the high school. E-mail: james.eubank@pfizer.com
John Meitner '76 retired at the end of 2017. He
lives in Overland Park, Kan. E-mail: jmeitner@
everest.net
Terry Garvert '77 retired in May 2016, and
has become a more active volunteer for the non-
profit, Tractors for Africa. Terry also volunteers
for Future Farmers of America. He and his wife,
Linda, live in Plymouth, Minn.
Jerome Chandler II '78 and his wife, Jackie,
live in Oro Valley, Ariz. They recently sold their
Snap-On tool business after 15 years and plan
to continue traveling and spending time with
family. E-mail: teamjchandler@earthlink.net
Alumni News
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Please
Join Us for
Kansas Beta
Alumni Day
Saturday, April 21, 2018
9:00 a.m.
Chapter house tours available
10:00 a.m.
Kansas Beta House Corporation
spring 2018 meeting
11:30 a.m.
Lunch available
1:00 p.m.
KSU Spring football game
This will be a great opportunity
to meet the men in the chapter and
see the results of recent renovation
projects. For questions, please
contact Terry Garvert '77 at
tjgarvert@gmail.com or
(612) 210-5396.
