TIGER FIJI Alex Landreville '13 and Team FIJI: Victory at Little 5! Alex Landreville '13 led Team FIJI to vic tory in the Little 5 criterium race this year. As in the 2010 race, the pack of (six) potential winners was tight, but Landreville pulled away when ATO's Barry Bricker took a turn too quickly and clipped his pedal on a side walk. Landreville moved out in front and stayed there on his way to victory. The race was 36 laps on streets around DePauw,start ing on College Avenue, turning left onto Hanna Street, then down Indiana Street and on to Olive Street, returning to College. Landreville placed second in the omnium (sprints) and sixth in the time trials. Delta Upsilon won the overall team competition based on the three events. Team FIJI had one returning rider from prior years, Chris Alonzi '11. Alonzi helped the team standing by placing 15th in the time trials. The one-kilometer time trials on Ballard Lane, near the Greencastle airport, were affected by wind conditions. Mike Osborn '13 commented that "the wind really got to me three quarters of the way through." Alonzi has experience in three prior com petitions and provided leadership, based on his experience, to the three remaining riders—Landreville, Osborn, and Henry Dambanemuya '13. With a young team, the now-experienced Team FIJI will be back! % I Alex Landreville '13 celebrates victory in the Little 5 race with brothers, demonstrating Mike Osborn '13, Henr)' Dambanemuya '12, and Chris Alonzi '11 giving their alt for the FIJI team effort in Little 5. Chris graduated in May after four years of riding for Team FIJI! this year's race mantra for Lambda: "Nobody Rides Like a Phi Gam Man!" Thank You, Lambda Alums! Come See Us Again Soon! With the 2010-'ll academic year now degree of "good feelings" within the house complete. Kit and I want to say "thank you" to exceeded other Alumni Weekends in recent the alumni who showed up for Alumni memory. This was truly a special occasion! We were hoping for a good turnout by alumni after such a wonderful year, with con tinued top scholarship rankings, another strong pledge class, and a long list of awards to the undergrads and the chapter from the student body and DePauw. We were not disappointed! More than 35 graduates joined in a stimulating and lively discussion about Lambda's current Weekend (June 10-12), and to the undergrad uate brothers, Bryan Edwards'12,Sam HolleyKline '12, Orlando Ramirez '13, Mike Osborn '13, and Jake Meyer '13; Maria Miner, our house director; and Patty Fultz, our cook; who all worked to provide a wonderful example of FIJI hospitality. We strongly recommend to all Lambda aiumm that you seriously consider a visit to campus to reconnect with your univer sity and your fraternity. The classes of 1961, 1966, 1986, and 1971 (and a few others) were amply represented. The status and its role on DePauw's campus, fol demonstrated that the story of Lambda's accomplishments cannot merely be told—it must be experienced in Greencastle among the brothers. This fact was validated by the strong positive feedback we received after the event. We encourage you to find a way to come back to see your chapter. Thank you, FIJI alumni, for adding to the success of this recent Alumni Weekend, and please don't forget the Pig Dinner next April! Over 100 brothers attended this past spring. Let's keep our brotherhood growing stronger! lowed by lively social gatherings and tours of the house. This year's Alumni Weekend experience Kit Lortz '62 and Doug Mitchell '70 House Corporation CO-Presidents LAMBDA CHAPTER OF PHI GAMMA DELTA ^ SUMMER 2011 \r\nChapter Presidenfs Report This semesteg we recruited an impressive group of 23 men. TTiis new pledge class (now initiated) includes three legacies, one of them In academics, we pride ourselves on contin ued success. Over a quarter of our members my own brothei; as well as men from six differ past fall semestei; we recorded another top fra ternal grade point average. Our 3.343 mark ent countries. At Lambda, we strive for distinction in all aspects of life. We believe that pursuit begins with the men we recruit. We have a saying that we frequently tout to potential new members; FIJI doesn't shape you, you shape FIJI. It is the men we recruit who make Lambda such an excellent chapter, and it is their accomplishments that spread the good name of Phi Gamma Delta Patrick Legendre exceeded the 10 other fraternities at DePauw, as well as the all-men s average. We have now achieved that distinction for eight out of the past 11 semesters. At the annual university awards convocation last spring, 35 FIJIs were recog nized, which included the induction of five brothers into Phi Beta Kappa. The crowning recognition of Lambda's suc cess came late in the year at the annual Order of across our campus. Patrick and his little brother, Logan. belong to academic honoraries, and during this With these pursuits in mind, our members collectively completed over 1,000 hours of com munity service this year. We continued on the success of our two annual fall philanthropy events, "Bark-B-Q" and "Pumpkin Bash." And even added a few new ones like the "Desert Bus Omega awards ceremony. Lambda Chapter was announced as the chapter of the year," and received top honors in all but two award cate gories for university Creek chapters. Lambda's other top nods include outstanding coinniuni- ty service endeavors," "outstanding alumni 'TI Honored as Drive-a-thon." Most notably, howevei; Lambda "Big of the Year" established a $14,000 endowment fund with the Putnam County Community Foundation. Patrick Legendre '11 was honored by the Big Brothers Big Sisters Agency of South Central Indiana as a "Big of the Bryan Edwards '12, we can now guarantee organizations such as the American Red Cross a predetermined yearly contribution. All dona Year." He is one of five to receive the tions to the fund are tax-deductible. Lambda was revitalized 11 years ago. Thanks to award for their efforts in the program. In recognizing Patrick, the Big Brothers Big Our members regularly contribute their free time to campus activities and organizations. Collectively, we belong to over 100 university clubs, societies, varsity sports and more. Among our ranks, we lay claim to the editor of the uni versity newspap>et; captain of the varsity track and field team, vice president of the student body, and many other campus leaders. the generous support of countless Lambda FIJIs, Thanks to the tireless efforts of former treasurer Sisters staff said that Patrick has been a "consistent friend and mentor" to Logan, who is a student at Cloverdale Elementary School. Logan describes Patrick as "really cool, nice, and fun." The pair enjoy playing basketball and games as well as working on homework and puzzles together. Since 2008, Patrick has worked to relations program," and "outstanding scholar ship program." Despite our chapter's distinction as the longest continuously running HJI chapteg and the second-longest continuously running frater nity chapter in the world, the chapter is—in many ways—still young. As many of you know. our historic chain remains unbroken. Thanks to that continued support, and the high caliber of men that we have been recruiting, it seems our chain will press on for many more years. Fraternally, Matthew Cecil '12 FIJIs Recognized at Academic Convocation recruit other DePauw students to serve as "Bigs," organized annual parties for Little Brothers and Little Sisters on campus,and put together an annual fundraising event at DePauw. Thi.s year's fundraiser, "Starting Line for Littles," was held April 8, and the event raised over $1,000 to support children in the program. Legendre graduated as a performance and business major from the School of Music, and a Bonner Scholar, in May. He joins Teach for America as a math teacher this summer. Lambda FIJIs continued the chapter's record for outstanding academic and co-curricular the History of the Christian Right." Matthew T. K. Brauer *11: Professor Ralph achievements P. Carl Endowed Prize for the senior with the at the Academic Awards highest CPA in French; Pi Delta Phi National Convocation on April 24, 2011. Martin J. Hughes '11 led the audience in "A Toast to DePauw," and James Richardson '11 provided music for the recessional on the J. Stanford Smith '36 organ. Congratulations to all the fol National Political Science Honorary Society; Honor Scholar Program Graduate, "Represen tations of English in France: Conflict and lowing undergraduate brothers. Avery M. Archer '11: Phi Beta Kappa; David to Phi Beta Kappa as a junior in 2010. French Honorary Society; Pi Sigma Alpha Opportunity in Language and Identity;" eleaed B. Becker Fellow for the FFAP (Information Taylor M. Cantril '11: I. Nelle Barnhart Technology Associates Program), demonstrating significant achievement in on-campus or off- Award to a senior for outstanding contributions to co-curricular activities in support of the uni versity's academic mission. Matthew W. Cecil '12: Pi Sigma Alpha campus internships; Senior Showcase Program in Physics and Astronomy, "Millennium Cas Simulation: An X-Ray Observer's View"; Margaret Noble Lee (1882) Extemporaneous Speaking Award; Robert. O. Weiss Award for contributions to the intercollegiate debate team. Christopher P. Alonzi '11: Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honorary Society. Anthony M. Baratta '11: Senior Showcase Program in Political Science, "Abortion's Role in TIGER FIJI " DEPAUWFIII.COM National Political Science Honorary Society; Dewitt Wallace-Reader's Digest Print Journal ism Award to juniors demonstrating a career intere.st in print journalism. Robert W. Steele Jr. '11, Kyle R. Cough '13, Alexander M. Landreville '13, Alex S. Lopatka (continued on page five) \r\nPig Dinner 2011: Celebrating Legacies and Victories! This year's Frank Norris Pig Dinner at Lambda was an incredible success, due primari ly to the stellar brothers who came back to visit their beloved chapter. Over 100 graduate and delivered a moving and funny keynote address. Jared Norman '12 presided over the dinner as the master of ceremonies. And,of course,the pig was given its blessings by newly initiated brother Andres Mufioz'14 and Robert G. Dean (Columbia '51). That's one lucky pig! Two champions attended the dinnen Brother Alex Landreville '13 and Christine DiGangi undergraduate brothers attended. Among them (DePauw '11), winners of was Steve Stroman '82,the terium races at DePauw's father of our newly initiat ed brother; Jon Stroman annual Litde 5 bike race, joined the proud brothers of FIJI and received a standing ovation. The day was a huge success, punctuated quite nicely by the news of a FIJI victory at Little 5 and the fact that Lambda got to the men's and women's cri- '14. Dir Stroman said that he was very happy with the direaion in which the chapter is heading, and was proud to be back at the chapter house for the first time in decades. see many graduates return home. It was a good day The focus of the Pig Dinner is, of course, the breaking of bread and to remember that FIJI realJy is not for college brotherhood at the din ner. Camron Parker '09 gave the "Exile's Toast," and Aaron Gotway '05 Aaron Gotway 'OS delivers his raucous Pig Dinner speech!Jared Norman '12, master of ceremonies; Matt Cecil '12, chapter president; and Camron Parker '09 join in the fun. Camron delivered the Peter Fellegy, GA 'OS and house corpora tion member, joins Robert G. Dean (Columbia 'SI) in laughter as Bob learns he'll be kissing the pig! "Exile's Toast" customized for Lambda, also to lots oflaughter! days alone! Stephen Shapiro '13 Part of the crowd at the dinner; more than 100 Graduate Brothers and undergraduate brothers were in attendance for the festivities. Lambda FIJI Elected Executive VP of Student Government Nicholas Flores '12 was elected executive vice president of DePauw's Student Government in April, which is the second-high est position in Student Government. Nic and presidential candidate Charles Pierre ran as a team and won the election easily. Nic is very active on campus and at excited about the opportunity to represent FIJI to the larger student body. I know we have excellent representation on cam pus, but when brothers get extrainvolved, like many of us do, it only helps solidify what great things we have accomplished and what great things are in store for FIJI, particularly in social service the future." Nic is a Bonner Scholar who is and philanthropy projects. Nic is excited by the challenges of his new role, believing his involvement on campus and in the community has prepared him for his new position. Nic states, "I am Nic Flores eager and excited to translate my skill set to my new position. I am also really very involved in social service proj ects on campus and the Greencastle community. He serves Lambda as chair of the campus relations com mittee, organizing philanthropy and social service projects on cam- pus for the chapter. He is also involved with numerous campus organizations. He is comrmtted to policy research for the DePauw Environmental Policy Project, working with the Indiana General Assembly and as an intern for the Greencastle Commission on Sustainability. He also interns at the Compton Center for Peace and Justice, immersing himself in humanrights issues through programming events, such as conducting open discussion forums and bringing speakers to campus. Nic previously was a Student Congress rep resentative for the DePauw Debate Society, and served two years as parliamentarian for Student Ciongress. Recently inducted into Mortar Board, Nic is also a member of Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Society, to which he was elected based on his academic record. DEPAUWFIJI.COM ^ SUMMER 2011 \r\nclass of '71 Gathers for 40th Class Reunion at DePauw A total of 12 brothers returned for the class of 1971's 40th Reunion: Mike Allee, David Baggerman,John Doan, Steve Jacobs, Bob Kirk, Jeff MTJLimAiLLL'UZ Lane, Wayne Martin, Rick I Plain, Jim Sanford, Tom Scaife, Bob Shaykin, and Joe Vosicky. Bob Shaykin sparked the return. Although we are in touch with Paul Gibson, Chris Maron, Steve Romohr, and Greg Stauffer, they were unable to attend, but were with us in spirit. Jim Sanford traveled the farthest, from Honolulu, Hawaii. Others who traveled long journeys to make it were Bob Shaykin, from New York; Tom Scaife, Upper Peninsula, Michigan; Rick Plain, Califor nia; and Wayne Martin, North Carolina. We had the best return of any of the living units on campus! Class of '71 brothers during the Alumm Weekend festivities: John Doan, Tom Scaife, Dave Baggerman, Wayne Martin, Rick Plain, Mike Allee, Joe Vosicky, Steve Jacobs, Jim Sanford, and Bob Shaykin. We started Friday night at Moore's Bar and Grill! This was our oppor Blackstock, The Hub, and university func tunity to meet together for the first time in tions, which most of us attended. 40 years for some. Despite hair changes, Lunch at the house on Saturday, June 11, people looked much the same and in good was just lots of fun. We loved the chocolate shape! Six of the 12 are retired from their cakes for dessert—or at least I did! We met and mixed with other Graduate Brothers occupation of choice, but not from life! Mike Allee and Steve Jacobs have children who attended DePauw. Several report being grandparents already! All of us spent time catching up with each other, classmates, the university and town. We kept running into each other at and five undergraduates on campus for sum mer projects—Bryan Edwards '12, Sam Holley-Kline '12, Orlando Ramirez '13, Mike Osborn '13, and Jake Meyer '13. We watched an extraordinary DVD, prepared by Mike Osborn, of FIJI Isle in 1961, ice skating at the quarry years ago, and chapter life today! (Yes, there is a chapter archive!) There was an interactive meeting with the house corporation members about current activities and future plans. Around midnight, we shared a warm beverage or two at the house because we could not find a cold one! We are glad Orlando joined us. Sunday morning, June 12, as it hap pened, Rick Plain and Joe Vosicky were walking back to campus from the house, running into Jim Sanford, Tom Scaife, Bob Kirk, and Dave Baggerman on the corner Not for College Days Alonel" Once again, Alumni Weekend was a huge success at the FIJI house! Around 40 men visited the chapter house on the weekend of June 10-12. Under graduates and alumni drifted in throughout the morning. As they arrived at the house, they were able to observe videos and DVDs from FIJI in 1961, as well as FIJI in the present, thanks to the efforts of Mike Osborn '13. Undergrads answered questions about the chapter today, while alumni provided perspective about the chapter in previous years. Undergrad uates also provided tours of the house as our house mother, Maria Miner, and our cook, Patty Fultz, prepared lunch for everyone. During lunch, our housing corporation presidents. Kit Lortz '62 and Doug Mitchell '70, were able to share some perspective about the state of the chapter and house corporation activities, and answer questions. As the evening progressed, peo ple slowly filtered out to attend university-sponsored activities, but not without many stories and laughs shared between the guys. This year. Alumni Weekend was a great experience, and it truly lent credence to one of Fiji's primary mottos: "Not for col lege days alone!" g| TIGER FIJI ^ DEPAUWFIJI.COM Bryan Edwards '12 opposite Bishop Roberts Hall. Up walks John Doan. Bob Kirk recounted Fiji's recent victories in Little 5, in part because he is a cycling enthusiast and contributed bicycles to the chapter. Shortly thereafter, Bob Kirk took off for a bicycle ride. Jim Sanford drove Tom Scaife back to the Indianapolis Airport; Rick Plain, Dave Baggerman, John Doan and Joe Vosicky went back to The Hub for a final cup of coffee. It was a great time for all. Many thanks for the FIJI hospitality! Meeting the under graduate brothers was especially fun and rewarding. We recognize the substantial effort that Phil Heyde '72, Steve Jacobs '71, Kit Lortz '62, Doug Mitchell '70,Jay Moore '74, Wade Nichols '72, Paul Qua '82, and others have made in maintaining Lambda FIJI as a campus leader and power. Joe Vosicky '71 \r\nGRADUATE BROTHER NEWS Leigh Alfred "Al" Stocking Jr. '51 would enjoy hearing from any of the "old guys." Reconnect with Al by writing to 844 Barcarmil Way, Naples, FL 34110; klondikel928@aol.com. and met two sophomores, Kyle Gough '13 and David Garrett '13, throwing the football on the lawn. Craig reports, "Two hours later, I left impressed with the enthusiasm and spir it of the brothers I met, including the chapter president. Matt Cecil '12." Follow Craig's William W."Bill" Graham '62 sends greetings lead and visit the house to meet the under from RO. 6167, Carefree, AZ 85377. Catch graduate brothers! Write to Craig at RO. Box up with him via email by writing to him at 93, Wayne, IL 60184; c2stokely@aol.com. ircrackers@aol.com. At the time of this writing, Jeffrey E. "Jeff" Lortz '65 was hosting a weekend February 11,2011 that included the following brothers: Dave Gilbert '65, Henry Hile '64, Dean Rush '65, Dave Rossiter '65, Bob Holland '65, Clark Orr '65, Bruce Bender '64, Bob Vedder '66, Bill Gilbert '66, and Mike Burns '65. Golf and sunshine was the order of the day!" Eric V. Lortz'68 sends greetings from his new address: 2990 Trailwood Dr., SE, Southport, NC 28461; erlortz@aol.com. Douglas M. Long '73 reports that his March 2011 surgery for prostate cancer has been a "great success!" His recovery is going very well with the loving support of his wife, Kathy,and his pledge brothers. To wish Doug 2010 and 2011.1 spoke on how to teach using inquiry-based science. I was selected as the 2011 Lilly Teacher Creativity Fellowship award winner. The fellowship will allow me to travel to Panama, study herpetology, and return to Indiana to study reptiles and amphibians. I was the Toyota International Teacher Program fellow to Costa Rica in June 2010. The fellowship allowed me to spend 17 days traveling to Miami and Costa Rica. Teacher training occurred during stops, and environmental science was emphasized as we visited Osa Peninsula, Earth University, and the Arenal Volcano area. In May 2010, I received the IPL Golden Apple Award for sci ence-teaching excellence. Lowe's Hero Award Grant was given for Pike Township Schools. Pike hosted 120 volunteers and was the recip ient of approximately $17,000 worth of sup plies to redo the greenhouse inside, the green house prep room,and its outside. Also in April Write to Jeff at 1184 Mistwood Ct., Downers the best, he can be reached via email at Grove, IL 60515. dlong@us.imshealth.com, where he is vice president for industry relations.(15 Wayland Robert A. "Bob" Vedder '66 retired in Dr., Verona, NJ 07044) January 2010 after 30 years of publishing the Venice Gondolier Sun newspaper in Venice, When Norman H. "Storman" Leonard '77 High School and MSD Pike Township wrote to us in February, he said, "This past year and a half have been amazing and quite a blessing. All of the grants and fellowships have helped to improve my teaching skills in various ways, or help students and their learning opportunities, or both. First, I finished my sec ond master's degree through Washington University in St. Louis. I applied for, and was chosen as, a presenter at the Hoosier Associa tion of Science Teachers, Inc., conference in Schools. As head womens'tennis coach: it was Florida. He continues to be very active in the community. A large group of FIJI Lambda alums got together in Lake Mary, Florida (organized by Jeff Lortz '65). There was golf, great food and drink, and swapping of stories. Get in touch with Bob by sending postal mail to 603 Four Bays Dr., Nokomis, FL 34275; or by sending email to bavedder@verizon.net. Craig R. Stokely '67 stopped by the FIJI house 2010, I was awarded the school board's 'out standing teacher' recognition. In May 2010, I received 'teacher of the year' awards from Pike the first time a Pike tennis team was ranked 23rd. The team finished 16-6 and was Northmont Tourney Champ and sectional runner-up in May 2010." Keep in touch with Norman by writing to 5767 Independence Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46234; or email norman.leonard@sbcglobal.net. (continued on page six) FlJIs Recognized at Academic Convocation (continued from page two) National Music Society based on scholarship standing contributions to campus life. Noe Flores '11: Phi Lambda Upsilon Chemistry Honorary Society; David B. Becker Fellow for FTAP associates demonstrating sig nificant achievement in on-campus or off- and musicianship. Robert Corey Klee '11: Phi Beta Kappa; Outstanding Senior majoring in Classical Civilization, Latin or Greek, achieving outstand ing academic success and/or making significant contributions to the classical studies department during his or her four years at DePauw; John Dittmer Award for the senior history major with the highest GPA in history. Alex S. Lopatka '12: Ernest R."Rock" Smith Memorial Scholarship for geosciences majors campus internships; Science Research Fellows Program Graduate. with a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher. Andrew P. Maddocks '11: Phi Alpha Theta Samuel T. Holley-Kline '12: Laurel H. and Esther L. Turk Scholarship in Spanish, to a soph omore or junior majoring in Spanish—or anoth er discipline with a concentration in Spanish— who has demonstrated high academic achieve ment and/or leadership skills. Martin J. Hughes '11: Pi Kappa Lambda National History Honorary Society; Media Eellows Graduate; Gertrude and G.D. Crain '12: DePauw Ethics Bowl Team, competing in local, regional and national competitions. Nicholas Flores'12: Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Honorary Society; Randal L. Wilson Memorial Union Board Award for out Program Graduate, "Pacifying Violence: The Ethics and Responsibility of Living in a Militarized Society." Jared P. Norman '12: Pi Kappa Lambda Music Honorary based on scholarship and musicianship. Andrew S. Pfaff '12: Phi Beta Kappa (as a junior). Donald M.Smith '11: Don Campbell Award for contributing the most toward theatre at DePauw. Award for most effective use of the Pulliam Robert W. Steele Jr. '11: Honor Scholar Program Graduate, "Balancing the Scales of Justice: Legal, Ethical Dilemmas within Wrongful Convictions Involving Client Confidentiality." Matthew L. Welch '11: Sigma Delta Pi Center; David B. Becker Fellow for FTAP associ National Spanish Honorary; Media Eellows ates demonstrating significant achievement in on-campus or off-campus internships. Graduate; Gertrude and G.D. Crain award for Kevin D. Milne '11: Honor Scholar making the most effective use of the Pulliam Center. DEPAUWFIJI.COM ^ SUMMER 2011 \r\nGRADUATE BROTHER NEWS {continued from page five) This past summer, I joined the office of the governor in North Carolina as deputy com munications director," writes Mark D. Johnson '88. "I spent the previous 20-plus years in journalism, working in Richmond, friendly household products company; PepsiCo, including vice president for market ing of the Quaker Oats Food division; and brand management positions at Proctor and Gamble. Dave earned his MBA at Purdue University. Write to David at 2618 Grant St., Evanston, IL 60201; dckimbell@gmail.com. Virginia; Washington, D.C.; and Raleigh, North Carolina. Catch up with Mark at 7209 James Brian Thornburg '89 has a new email Saint Ledger Dr., Raleigh, NC 27613; mdj822@gmail.com. address: brian@thornburgpediatrics.com. "Our family business (cardboard boxes) just celebrated 150 years of family-owned and operated service to St. Louis and our cus tomers (www.wfbco.com)," writes Robert A. "Wundy" Wunderlich Jr.'88."I am. still a lieu tenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force, Illinois Air National Guard, flying the Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker worldwide. 1 am still married to William J. "Bill" Bach '91 reports a new email address: billbachl7@gmail.com. "Nice job on the Tiger FIJI, and on the house," writes Samuel "Ruggs" Cote '93. Keep in touch with him by writing to 597 Big Woods Blvd., Chanhassen, MN 55317. from Duke University. Colin C. Cress '03 has been named associate 'Tossy'—DG class of 1987—with three boys, pastor of Plainfield ages 15, 12, and 8." Reach him at 12202 Ladue Woods Dr., St. Louis, MO 63141; wunderfam@sbcglobal.net. Church in Plainfield, Indiana, beginning July 1, 2011. Colin currently is pastor at David C. Kimbell '89 has been named vice president of market ing for Chicago-based wireless Joshua Wilson '05 at his graduation United Methodist Medicine. Patrick is a former chapter presi dent of Lambda, and claims he has some of the finest beverages in Texas and is happy to Folsom Memorial and Freedom share! He can be reached United Methodist Churches in patrickmurph@gmail.com. Worthington and Freedom, Indiana. Send congratulations to him at colincress@gmail.com. Joshua M. Wilson '05 completed his doctor carrier U.S. Cellular. Dave is responsible for the development of strategic branding and commu Patrick Murphy '05 received his MD and MA degrees in medicine nications that drive customer and bioethics in May from Case growth and loyalty. Prior to join Western Reserve University. He ing U.S. Cellular, he had 14 years and his wife, Jennifer, recently of marketing experience and lead moved to Houston, Texas (2950 David Kimbell '89 ership positions with Seventh Old Spanish Trail, Apt. 112, Generation as senior vice president/chief Houston, TX 77054), where he is now a res marketing officer for the environmentally ident physician at the Baylor College of via email at ate in medical physics at Duke University, and accepted a postdoctorate/residency position with the radiology department at Duke University Medical Center. Send congratula tions to 1013 Northcreek Dr., Durham, NC 27707; joshua.wilson@duke.edu. Camron M. Parker '09 has a new address! Write to him at 1300 Academy Rd., Apt. 986, Culver, IN 46511; camron.parker@gmail.com. On May 28, Drew Wichmann '10 and Allison Rock (DePauw '10) were married in Allison's hometown of Mentone, Indiana. Erik Larson '10 was Drew's best man. Ian Boyd '10 and Camron Parker '09 were groomsmen. Several of Allison's bridesmaids were Delta Gamma sisters from DePauw. Many more FIJI broth ers and Delta Gamma sisters showed Drew and Allison their support, both at the wedding and reception. We wish Drew and Allison the best as they adjust to married life together in Texas! (9939 Fredericksburg Rd., Apt. 816, San Antonio, TX 78240) AD ASTRA FIJI brothers at Drew Wichmann's ('10) wedding: Jared Norman '12; the groom. Drew Wtchmann; Tamron Parker '09; Martin Hughe '11; Eric Larson '10; Robbie DeLost '10; Scott Kissick '10; Ian Boyd '10; Peter Schamber '10; and Tory Klee '11. TIGER Fill Stephen C. Adams '73 IS published regularly by Lambda Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta. News, photographs, and changes of address are welcomed and encouraged at all times and should be sent to Alumni Records Office, Lambda Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, P.O. Box 502, Greencastle, IN 46135-0502.