RECEIVED JUN o v. .ail9 The Campanula A Publication of the Upsilon Alpha Chapter of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta The University of Arizona • Sunnmer 1999 LAUKUTG^ii A Turning Point In Our History Time to reflect on the past and to envision the future is important for any organization. For the Upsilon Alpha Chapter of The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, a brief glance at our history is important because it gives us direction for our future. Founded in 1931, Upsilon Alpha has been at the University of Arizona for almost 70 years. We have consis tently been leaders on campus academically, athletically, and socially during this time. During this last century we have faced many challenges. suite-style bedrooms, a state-of-the-art computer lab, and a structurally sound, larger facility. This can only be made possible with a new house. To ensure the preservation of our investment of a new house, we are focused on recruiting graduate brothers to serve in volunteer leadership positions which will directly affect the future of the Upsilon Alpha Chapter. Like any organization, our future success rests on our However, we overcame each challenge and even thrived. Today we are faced with our greatest challenge, raising Phi Gamma $2.5 million to build a new Chapter House and recruiting alumni volunteers to lead our chapter into the new millen nium. As most of you are aware, years of neglect have caused minor structural and major aesthetic damage to our Delta... notfor college days leadership. We know that there are many Phi Gam graduate brothers who have served in leadership positions in the corporate and nonprofit world. It is now time to give some of that knowledge and leadership capability back to the Upsilon Alpha Chapter. Currently,several local alumni and our alone. house, which has made the house less attractive and potentially hazardous to it's inhabitants. Our house has lost it's competitive edge with other fraternities on campus which have either rebuilt or renovated their facilities. Kappa Sigma recently built a new Chapter House in 1995, Phi Delta Theta recently completed a $400,000 renovation, and Delta Tau Delta has plans to rebuild in the next year. With this in mind, we are moving forward with a capital campaign to rebuild the Chapter House. Our goal is to provide a living-learning environment that is second to none on campus. To that end, we feel that rebuilding on our current site is our best option. The overall appearance will remain consis campaign consultants have formed a committee to deal with our present and future leadership needs. This committee will develop the Leadership Master Plan and help recruit members to serve in many different capacities. The two major leadership areas this committee will focus on are an Advisory Board and a Housing Corporation Board. The Advisory Board will include the Purple Legionnaire, four Assistant Alumnus Advisors, a Resident Advisor, a Faculty Advisor, an Alumni Chapter President, and a Parent's Club President. This board will oversee all undergraduate areas and be responsible for advising and training under graduates in these areas. Our best guess is that this board will meet as a whole at least once each semester,speak with tent with the current Santa Fe style of the Chapter Hou.se, but building new will enable us to expand our current hou.se square footage and model our floor plans to those of other fraternity houses across the country. Our vision includes Turning Point continued on page 3... Inside; Graduate Brother news,a report from the Purple Legionnaire, and more! \r\nPage 2 The Campanula Spring 1999 Purple Legionnaire's Report The Campanula Dear Brothers, Published by Upsilon Alpha of The Fraternity ofPhi Gamma Delta, The Upsilon Alpha chapter is experiencing a time ofgreat change and expectations. As the new millennium quickly established 1931 in Tucson, approaches,the Upsilon Alpha Board ofChapter Advisors and Building Corporation are taking steps to ensure that the chapter remains financially sound, and that our undergraduate brothers have a safe and state-of-the-art chapter House that is the envy of all. Arizona. Please direct all news for Campanula to The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, 1801 E. First Street, Tucson,Arizona 85719. Mike Johnson'83 Fall 1999 Undergraduate Officers and Select Committee The undergraduates are continuing to carry on the distinguished legacy of Heads excellence that Phi Gamma Delta has embodied at the University of Arizona President: for more than 65 years. The Phi Gams continue to give to the community by donating their time and energy to various worthwhile philanthropic projects David Stoft'00 such the Tucson Zoo,the Leukemia Society,the Dick Tomey Cancer Run, Recording Secretary: the Junior League ofTucson,etc.They also continue to solidify their presence on campus by their involvement in IFC,the Greek Pages newspaper,the Scott Hunter'01 Corresponding Secretary: Greg Perkiss'01 lacrosse team,the football team,the volleyball team and various other clubs and organizations. As a result of their efforts, Upsilon Alpha was recognized by the Intemational Fratemity at the 150th Ekklesia in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania last summer.The chapter received second place recognition for the Condon Cup,the award given to the most improved chapter in the fraternity. The Treasurer: Tom Dmmm'00 Historian: Griff Anderson '01 Social: hard work ofthe brothers has not gone unnoticed at the university either. The Dean of Students quite often uses Phi Gamma Delta as an example of responsible leadership within the Greek and campus communities when she is addressing other university administrators and campus groups. Brian Polachek'00 House Manager: Scott Pennisi '01 Rush Chairman: JeffCobb '00 Phi Gamma Delta is doing well at the U of A,however,the brothers are not Pledge Educator: resting on their past accomplishments.They recognize the need to constantly improve and to work even harder in order to build on what they have already accomplished and to achieve their goals. Although it is difficult to mention all of the chapters positive accomplishments and attributes in this letter, rest Brandon Paulseen '00 Upsilon Alpha Housing Corporation President: assured that the undergraduate brothers are working hard to maintain the strong sense of purpose and tradition at Upsilon Alpha. I invite all graduate brothers to visit the Chapter House and meet the undergraduate brothers when your travels bring you to Tucson.You will find that Phi Gamma Delta is an extremely important part of their lives.That sense of pride and importance that we all experienced as undergraduates and feel to this day as graduates, continues to be passed on to new generations of Fiji's. Danny Montgomery '74 Treasurer: Greg Gibson'76 Purple Legionnaire: Michael Johnson '83 Board of Chapter Advisors: Scott Gibson '78 Financial Advisors: Tom Moore'60 Finally,I would like to encourage as many graduate brothers as possible to make plans for Homecoming/Pig Dinner Weekend.This year. Homecoming Why not let your brothers know what you are doing? Drop us a line at: Upsilon Alpha ofThe Fraternity and the Norris Pig Dinner will be on Saturday the 6th of November. We hope that you will choose to attend so that you can relive the fond memories of your undergraduate days,and meet the undergraduate brothers who have the responsibility ofcaring for our chapter. 1 hope to see you at Homecoming. ofPhi Gamma Delta 1801E.First Street 1 Tucson,AZ85719 Mike Johnson,Purple Legionnaire \r\nSpring 1999 The Campanula Page 3 Glimpses of the Past and Present % ...TurningPoint continued from page 1 You are the only one who can place a value on your each other at least monthly, and will advise undergraduate members on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis, depending upon the position. The Housing Corporation Board will be responsible for finances, property management, renovation, and other business matters affecting the physical facility. This Board will meet as a whole,quarterly; the Executive Committee will meet monthly, and various committees will meet and speak by telephone as needed. We are looking for alumni with the following backgrounds; accounting/finance, architecture/ construction/engineering, insurance, law, property manage ment/real estate, and business executives. We are interested in alumni no matter where you live, if you can attend at least two meetings per year. membership in the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta; the lifelong friendships you made; the developments of your social, leadership, and organizational skills; the way the Fraternity enhanced your college years. The Brothers who went through the doors before us made it possible for us to have those experiences, and now it is our turn to see that future generations of young men have that same opportunity. As of the printing of this newsletter, 249 of you have said that when the time came, you would contribute to a campaign, and 127 of you have said you would be willing to call fellow pledge brothers to secure their support. A great start but, for a successful campaign more support is needed. If you are interested in serving in a position of leadership or to add your name to the current list of supporters, please call Matt Noble at 800-228-7326 ext. 18 or return the enclosed survey. \r\nPage 4 Spring 1999 The Campanula "Will Donate" List Phil & Anita Caliban Osmond Burton '60 James Petty '70 John Benjamin '85 Nancy Gicewicz Richard & Cindy Lapp Nolan Davis '60 Michael Fitz-Gerald '71 James Slone '85 Ralph Heffelman '60 Don & Gail Miskew Carl Johnson '60 David Brady '86 Jordan Brand '86 Dwayne Douglas '86 Wayne & Marilyn Rutschman Daniel Mariscal '60 Gary W. Harper '71 John Stallings'71 Craig Arbon '72 Wilber L. Bowers'26 Hamilton McRae '60 James Hendrickson '72 William M.Thompson '31 George H. Dalton '36 Bob L. Bayless '38 William Milam '60 Bob Nation '72 M. Keith Holben '86 Tom Moore '60 Brock Telia '72 Robert Murray '86 James Chapel '61 Donald Crowell '73 David S. Westhoff'86 William A.Brehm '42 James Hill '61 Danny Hoopes '73 Douglas Finical '87 Dan R. Cheyney '43 Chris Johnson *61 William P. Chandler'44 John Marietti '61 Harry Lodge '73 P. Craig Ochoa '73 Danny Montgomery '74 Joseph Groppenbacher '87 Frank Sutherland '45 Edward Muns '61 J. Luther Davis '46 Terry A. Muse '61 Larry Barnhill '62 Lucius Grose '46 Deron Bocks '86 J. Garrett '87 Chris Harrison '87 M. Wain Fishburn '75 Carl Hilliker '87 Richard Rockefeller'75 Thomas Louer '87 Paul A. Limber'46 Vernon Ellis'62 Kenneth Sobel '75 Thomas Ahlborg '88 Robert W.Pickrell '46 David Kime '62 Ralph W. Brown '47 Charles Bergstrom '63 James Bennett '76 Steve Elliott '76 Patrick Holloran '88 Daniel Kates '88 Dr. Richard Langford '88 Samuel Levy '88 Bud Simons'47 L. Nelson Butler '63 Greg Gibson '76 John C. Hartsuff '48 Ted W. Atkins '49 C. Barry Lay '63 Gary Munk '63 Claude Harrell '76 John Hudson '76 Michael Norwich '88 Thor C. Hanson '49 James Sakrison '63 Scott Nation '76 Price Nosky '88 Barry Brokaw '50 James T Hennessy '50 Louis Sands'63 Michael Rodney '76 John Anthon '89 Charles Townsdin '63 Mark Holohan '77 Michael Cassiano '89 Peter E. Howell '50 Edward Wilson '63 Mark Mittelstaedt '77 Steven J. Marietti '89 Dan C. McKinney '50 Walter Armer '64 W. Daniel Breck '64 Christopher Clausen '78 Robert Ryan '78 Patrick Martin '89 William P. Pells'50 John F. Williams'50 Dick Cannon '64 Scott Timberlake '78 Benton Wilson '89 Wayne G. Crutchfield '51 Ray Griswold '51 Gilbert Chester '64 Bradley Benton '79 Harry Bedrossian '90 Scott Finical '79 KC Heidler '90 Karl Eller'52 Lee Hanley '64 0. Morgan Little '64 Michael Hill '79 Joseph Kingsley '90 Irvin Finical'52 Kenneth McFetters '64 Daniel Pitts '79 John McKone '90 John C. Quinn '52 David Areghini'65 Roger Boll '65 Earl Sterrett '79 Matthew Scanlon '90 Daniel L. Tolley '79 Peter Scardello '90 James K. Wheat '53 Carl Brunenkant'54 Clinton Churchill '65 Thomas Auther '80 Timothy Dennison '91 Bob Garis '65 William Corpstein '80 Matthew Greenlund '91 James H. Stellar '54 George Heidler '65 Michael Rider '80 Richard Gunness '91 Stanley M. Teeter '54 James Pederson '65 George Amos'81 J. Dick Anklam '55 Thomas Warne '65 Michael Beehler '81 Daniel McGhee '91 James Orradre '91 Richard Creith '66 Edwin Fleming '81 Anthony Bahou '92 Hendrik W.Seaney '52 Robert L. Faucett '55 Paul R. Gleave '55 Deron Webb '89 Andrew Howell '81 Eric Christensen '92 Bert Kempfert '81 Gary Hawkins '92 Ralph Peterson '55 Kenneth Spiegel '66 B. Wayne Battenfield '67 Robert Lundeen '81 Leonard Lizardi '92 Louis P. Benedict '56 Robert Duncan '67 Adam Rinde '92 John T. Braddock '56 Richard G. Carter '56 J. Wendell Garrett '56 Charles M. Rucker '56 F. Gaines '67 John Regester '81 James Strong '81 Robert Hansen '67 Jonathan VanNess '81 Don Maxon '67 James Webb '67 Philip Amos '82 John Clymer '82 Richard Snyder '56 John Aboud '68 Bill Reeves'57 Paul Gissel '68 David Sontheimer'57 Tommy Crowe '58 Gerald Hopkins '68 Michael Manning '68 David Henrich '58 J. Kent Orchard '58 Peter J. Rathwell '68 Tom Sundeen '68 Fred Sutter Sr.'58 Pat Wilson '58 William Alexander'59 Gary Williams'68 Gregory Folger'69 Richard Joachim '55 - Daniel P. Misenheimer '66 Robert Hawke '69 Paul J. Corkery '59 Ronald Harper '59 Tom Kennedy '59 Cleveland Smith '69 William Poison '59 Orren Biesterfeld '70 Damon Shelbume'59 Robert Foster '70 Dirk Broekema '60 Bill F. Paleck '70 Richard Poynter '69 Richard Allen '70 Michael Berard '83 Thomas Garcia '83 Michael Johnson '83 Philip LaMantia '83 Jeffrey Mongan '83 Paul Richardson '83 Alan Airth '84 James Anklam '84 Mark Barkenbush '84 William Breck '84 John A. Hink '84 George Jackson '84 Brendan Kelly '84 David Montijo '84 Robert Schneider '92 Scott Amerman '93 Keith Craven '93 Andrew Friedman '93 Brian Detroy '94 Kevin Versino '94 Gregory Lauer '95 Clayton Nelson '95 Max Wasilko '95 William Hart'96 Timothy Kersey '96 Brett Polachek '96 Mike Walker '96 Logan Daniels'97 Jack Dominy '97 Timothy Gicewicz '97 Adam Cambell '98 \r\nPage5 The Campanula Spring 1999 We Still Need Some Volunteers! We hope to fill the leadership positions(General& Decade Chairmen)and the missing Class Chairmen over the nextfew months. Please call Matt Noble@800-228-7326 or return the enclosed survey if you are witling to help. Campaign General Chairmen James Pederson '65 Fred Suffer Sr.'58 Campaign Decade Chairmen I94PS 1960s Bob L. Bayless '38 John Marietti *61 1980s Michael Johnson *83 Dick Cannon *64 David Areghini *65 1999> William Poison '59 1979^ Kenneth Sobel *75 Initiation Class Chairmen 1935 1956 John T. Braddock '56 Richard G. Carter '56 1936 Gary Williams '68 1969 Gregory Folger *69 Robert Hawke '69 Charles M. Rucker '56 1970 Richard Allen '70 1957 1937 1938 Bob L. Bayle.ss '38 1958 Fred Sutler Sr. '58 1939 Damon Shelburne '59 1960 Osmond Burton '60 1942 1943 Brock Telia '72 Tom Moore '60 Frank Sutherland '45 John Marietti '61 M. Keith Holben *86 Robert Murray *86 David S. Westhoff '86 1987 Douglas Finical *87 1973 Danny Hoopes '73 Harry Lodge '73 1974 Danny Montgomery '74 1975 M. Wain Fishburn '75 Richard Rockefeller '75 Daniel Mari.scal '60 Hamilton McRae '60 William P. Chandler '44 1986 Dwayne Douglas *86 Bob Nation '72 J. Garrett *87 Chris Harrison *87 Thomas Louer '87 1988 Dr. Richard Langford '88 Price Nosky '88 1989 Jeff Albin '89 Kenneth Sobel '75 1976 Greg Gibson '76 1990 KC Heidler *90 John McKone '90 John Hud.son '76 1961 James Chapel '61 1945 David Kime *85 James Slone *85 Nolan Davis '60 Ralph Heffelman '60 1944 Bill F. Paleck *70 Gary W. Harper '71 1972 Craig Arbon '72 Ronald Harper '59 William Poison '59 1941 Brendan Kelly *84 David Montijo *84 1985 John Benjamin '85 James Petty *70 1971 Michael Fitz-Gerald '71 1959 William Alexander '59 1940 George H. Hawke '40 John A. Hink *84 Matthew Scanlon *90 1977 Mark Mittelstaedt '77 Peter Scardello *90 Edward Muns '61 1946 Paul A. Limber '46 Robert W. Pickrell '46 1947 Bud Simons '47 1962 Larry Barnhill '62 Vernon Ellis '62 David Kime '62 1963 James Sakrison '63 1948 Charles Town.sdin '63 1964 Walter Armer '64 1949 W. Daniel Breck '64 Dick Cannon '64 1950 Barry Brokaw '50 Gilbert Chester '64 Lee Hanley '64 1951 Ray Griswold '51 1952 Irvin Finical '52 Kenneth McFetters '64 1965 David Areghini '65 George Heidler '65 James Pederson '65 1953 James K. Wheat '53 Thomas Warne '65 1966 Richard Creith '66 1954 James H. Stellar '54 Daniel P. Misenheimer '66 Kenneth Spiegel '66 1967 Robert Duncan '67 1955 Robert Hansen '67 1968 John Aboud '68 Peter J. Rathwell '68 Tom Sundeen '68 1991 Richard Gunness '91 1978 Daniel McGhee *91 James Orradre *91 1979 Bradley Benton '79 1992 Anthony Bahou '92 Daniel Pitts '79 Earl Sterrett '79 Eric Christensen '92 1993 Scott Amerman '93 1980 Thomas Auther '80 Brian Ludeke '93 1994 1981 George Amos '81 Mark Boge '81 Edwin Fleming '81 1995 Gregory Lauer '95 Max Wasiiko '95 Andrew Howell '81 Thomas Stauffer '81 1996 Timothy Kersey '96 James Strong '81 1997 Logan Daniels '97 Timothy Gicewicz '97 1998 Jonathan VanNess '81 1982 Philip Amos '82 John Clymer '82 1983 Michael Berard '83 Thomas Garcia '83 Michael Johnson '83 Philip LaMantia '83 Jeffrey Mongan '83 1984 Alan Airth '84 William Breck *84 Brett Polachek '96 1999 \r\nPage 6 Spring 1999 The Campanula Graduate Brother Updates News of your brothers from around the world Bill Lindamood'43 graduated with a degree in Political Science and went on to earn a Law Degree at UA.He has been in practice for over fifty years and currently operates his own firm. As an undergraduate Bill was bond with fellow Fiji brethren and keep contact with brothers by alumni meetings, pig dinners,etc." He also has attended several national meetings of Phi Gamma Delta. Schuy enjoys traveling,computers,reading and captain of the UA Mens Tennis Team for three years, spending time with his grandchildren and the rest of his during which he won multiple singles and doubles family.(8353 Tanque Verde Rd.,Tucson,AZ 85749conference championships. He recently received a 8915, H:520-749-1422, F:520-760-0832, Centennial Achievement Award from The UA Alumni e:berwitsim@aol.com) Association, as part of the University's centennial celebration. He was one ofseveral Fijis given this honor. Ted W.Atkins'49 is a retired financial advisor and "There were,as best I could auditor. He spent most of his career at WR Grace & Co.He and his wife, Marlene, enjoys playinggo " 1998 Fiji Islander 1998 Fiji Islander the locale's major historic sites. His destinations have bridge.(9545 E Morrill Way, included Peru, Pompeii, Stonehenge,Spain,Puerto Rico,Brazil,and Columbia. H:520-749-1651, W:520-749-0007) Ted still values what the Fraternity has given him, Schuy Lininger '47 is owner of a real estate "Identification with the group,its individual members, management company and owned The Lodge on the and the standards we acquired have held through the Desert,a Tucson resort hotel on North Alvernon Way, long years distant from Tucson. I've seen only a few for 50 years. He donated the hotel to the UA Foundation brothers since leaving - on three continents.The bonds Tucson, AZ, 85749-9566, in 1997.Schuy's wife,Helen,is a HBO and University of Michigan alumnus.They met while Helen was a guest at the Lodge. They have four children: Schuyler Jr., Christopher, Mitchell,and Gretchen.Schuy is a member of the Rotary Club of Tucson and a board member of the Salvation Army, 88-Crime, Southern Arizona Innkeepers,and Arizona Hotel and Motel Association. Brother Lininger is one of the 60 members of the UA BPA College National Board of Advisors,which advises the Dean, now Mark Zupan, on everything from curriculum and recmiting to fund-raising.Schuy mentions that the school plans to honor Phoenix businessman Jerry Colangelo as their 1999 Executive Man of the Year. Schuy is still very much involved in Fiji."I have a strong are still there."(7253 Park Village Rd.,San Diego,CA, 92129, H:619-538-0588) Duane D.Miller'51 graduated with a degree in Animal Sciences. He is currently a managing partner of Miller Brothers Corporation, which has operations in the ranching,farming,recreation,and real estate businesses. As an undergraduate,Brother Miller was a member of the Rodeo Club and Bobcats, and he played on the football team. He says this of his fellow brothers:"I still have old friends and maintain social relationships and business relationships with them. It has been very good for business relationships." Duane serves on the boards of the Sedona Medical Center Foundation, Northern Please see Updates on page 7... \r\nThe Campanula ...Updates,from page 6. Arizona Healthcare, and Bank One Corporation of Ben and Brad. Ben is also a dentist and practices in Arizona. He is also Director of the Executive Offices of Nelson's office. Brad is an E.R. doctor in Glendale. Bank One Arizona Corporation and is a past chairman Nelson and Judy are now traveling more and enjoying their four grandchildren. Brother Butler is a past president Beverly, a KKT,have four grown children; Ben,Leslie, ofthe Glendale Boys& Girls Club and Glendale Active Susie,and Kathy.In his spare time.Brother Miller enjoys 20-30 Club. He is currently a member ofthe Glendale golfing,gardening,and traveling.(2935 Southwest Dr. Chamber of Commerce Board ofDirectors and has been of the Arizona Town Hall. Brother Miller and his wife, #2A, Sedona, AZ 86336-3725, W:520-282-5783, a member of the Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners since 1997.(14802 N.81st Ln.,Peoria,AZ, F:520-282-3901) 85381-4301,H:602-979-3062,e:judybtlr@aol.com) David Sontheimer'57 graduated with a degree in Real Estate and has gone on to become an association manager with Ranch and Sea Management, which manages homeowners' associations. As an undergraduate. Brother Sontheimer served as the Chapter Historian and recalls that his undergraduate years at Fiji were,"the bestfour years of my life." He values the friendships he developed and still keeps in contact with many of his brothers. David resides in Del Mar,CA and in his spare time, enjoys classic cars and playing golf.(13735 Mango Dr, Del Mar, CA 92014, H:619- W trains them. Steve and his wife. Donna,a KA0,have two children,Steve and KC, a UA graduate. They VVy f ^ also Brent F. Moody '61 recently left the "big firm practice" to start his own law firm in three m that Fiji taught him the 71^ m ^ importance of long-lasting Brothers at tt 1998 Ekklesia ii Brothers at the ..««otri ranch-sea.com) have gi'sndchildren. He enjoys bodysurfing and is an awardwinning chiH chef.Steve says . ^ 259-1958, W:760-929-8585, F:760-929-8177,e:hoamgmt@ Steve Blinn '67 is a Vice-President of marketing for Far East Broadcasting, a Pacific Rim Christian broadcasting company.He also started a Xerox copier manufacturing company in the Watts area of South Central Los Angeles, which hires local residents and relationships that arefounded on trust and mtegnty.(28871 Selfridge Dr, Malibu, CA, 90265-4263, H;310-457-1411, W:562-547-4651) Phoenix. He has been legal counsel for the Phoenix Bob Nation'72is a captain with TWA.His wife,Louise, Chamber of Commerce for the past ten years. Brent is a Registered Nurse. They met while both were on has two grown children,Brenda and John,both UA Law active duty in the Army.They both maintained reserve graduates. Brother"Foote,"says of his fellow brothers. status until a few years ago, when they retired as "1 count many of my fraternity brothers among my true Lieutenant Colonels.They have three sons: Rob,Andy, and abiding friends. The bonds we formed at Upsilon and Chris. Bob enjoys golf, hiking,and watching his kids Alpha remain strong today." In fact,last summer Brent play soccer and baseball. He says of Fiji,"1 have many caddied for Jim Hill '61 in the McCall,ID Invitational, fond memories ofthe brothers and the total experience visited John Welch '61 in Greeley,CO,and had dinner was a positive influence on my life. I'm proud to be a with Retired Colonel Vem Ellis'62 and his wife,Scottie, Fiji!"(17669 Bridgeway Cir. Dr, Chesterfield, MO in Evergreen, CO.(3235 E Camelback Rd. #206, 63005-4219,H:314-532-2744, e:72153,675@ compuserve.com) Phoenix, AZ 85018,H:602-957-7042) L. Nelson Butler '63 is currently a general practice Dentist.He earned his DDS degree from USC.His wife, Judy, a FOB,is a teacher. They have two grown sons. \r\nUpsilon Alpha Chapter Feasibility Survey FullName Nickname DateofBirth PledgeDate GraduationDate TelephoneNumbers(H/W/F) PreferredMailingAddresses E-Mail 1. Whenthefundraisingcampaignis undertaken to build anew ChapterHouseand establish maintenance and scholarship endowments,would you:(checkthosethatapply) Solicitafew alumnibrothersfrom yoru*era? Acceptaposition ofleadership(Steering Committee,General Chairmen,Decade Chair)? 2. Whenafund raisingcampaignisimdertaken,would you:(checkthosethatapply) Makeacash contribution? Make acontribution ofstock or other appreciated assets? Makeacashcontributionwithamatchingcontributionfromyouremployer? Make achallenge giftso thatotherbrothers would beasked to match yourgiving level? Makeacontributionofservicesand/orproducts? Makeaplanned giftsuch asalifeinsurance policy,clausein your will,ortrust? 3. TheHousing Corporation anticipatesthe costofbuilding anew house aswellasestablishing an educational and maintenanceendowment,to be about$2.5-$3 million. Giventhese necessary expenditures,please estimate thetotal you would be willing to pledgeifpayable overthree-five years. Giving Level # of Gifts Needed Proceeds $500,000 or more 1 $500,000 $250,000 - $499,999 2 $500,000 $100,000 - $249,999 3 $300,000 $50,000 - $99,999 6 $300,000 $25,000 - $49,999 $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 20 $500,000 20 $200,000 50 $250,000 80 $200,000 200 $200,000 $999 or less 100 $500,000 Totals 482 $ 3,000,000 4. Assumingtheabovescheduleisreasonable,you willnotethatapproximatelyfour-fifthsofthe proceeds will comefrom those contributing atLevel5orabove. Pleaseidentifyeach brother,especiallythose from your undergraduate years,whom you believeiscapableofmaking acontribution atLevel5orabove. 5. Pleasestatebelow anysuggestionsorcomments you haveforenhancing ourchancesofasuccessful fund- raisingcampaign.Also,pleasenote anyideas you haveregardingthe design and construction ofanew facility. (overplease) \r\n6.Ifafund-raising effortis started,whom would you suggestfor a volunteer role? 7. Would you be willing to serve as a member ofthe Upsilon Alpha Advisory Board and/or Housing Corporation? If so,do you have any specific interests? Campaign Job Descriptions General Chairmen: Work with Aaron Young and Matt Noble at Fraternity Management Group(FMG)to: • Make your own gift. • Identify and solicit Major Gifts. • Recmit and Solicit Decade Chairmen you are assigned to. • Solicit personal prospects you chose. • Bi-weekly follow up ofDecade Chairmen for status reports on Class Chairmen. • Recruit Replacements ofDecade Chairmen ifneeded. • Coordinate Bi-monthly General Chairmen and Decade Chairmen Status meeting or call. • Bi-weekly report to Aaron with progress. Decade Chairmen: Work with Aaron Young and Matt Noble atFMG to: • Make your own gift. • Recruit and solicit Class Chairmen. • Solicit personal prospects you chose. • Determine what class volunteer will solicit what prospect. • Bi-weekly follow up ofClass Chairmen for status report on their soliciting calls. • Bi-Weekly follow up call to Aaron at FMG and the General Chairman assigned to you to report your decade results. • Recmit replacement for Class Chairmen ifneeded. • Attend or provide updates for bi-monthly General Chairmen and Decade Chairmen status meeting/call. Class Chairmen: Work with Aaron Yoimg and Matt Noble atFMG to: • Expect a call from Aaron at FMG and your individual Decade Chairmen to explain your responsibilities. • If you are a Co-Volunteer for your class, divide up your class and personal prospects and report this to your Decade Chairmen. • Solicit your prospects by phone or in-person within a week ofFMG mailing brochures to your prospects. • Provide bi-weekly report to Decade Chairmen and FMG. Thank youfor your time and cooperation. Please mail orfax completed survey to: Fraternity Management Group Attn: Matt Noble 744 North Stone Avenue Tucson,AZ85705-8351 800-228-7326•Fax 520-882-5159 \r\nUpcoming Events Phoenix and Tlicson Brotherhood Events in June Join other Upsilon Alpha Phi Gam graduate brothers for a time offellowship and fun. We will have architectural sketches of the proposed new chapter house and other exciting news to share regarding the upcoming capital campaign. Watch your mail for an invitation or call Matt Noble at 800-228-7326 ext. 18 for more information. Homecoming 1999 November 5-7,1999. Join the undergraduate chapter and other graduate brothers for Homecoming this year. Watch the Homecoming Parade from our tent on the mall while eating and drinking with brothers from your era. We'll also have the Norris Pig Dinner and our first ever Hall ofFame induction ceremony to recognize distinguished Upsilon Alpha Phi Gam brothers. Expect an invitation in the mail toward the end of summer,but make plans now to attend. For more information,call Aaron Young at 800-228-7326 ext. 24. The mailing service for this publication was the Beacon Foundation, a non-profit organization offering sheltered employment, vocational training and supportive services to adults with developmental Note to Parents:If your son is still attending the University of Arizona,this newsletter is intended for you.He will receive a copy at the Chapter House.If he is no longer in school, please send us his permanent address. disabilities. Thankyou! The Fraternity ofPhi Gamma Delta Upsilon Alpha Chapter Non-Profit U.S. Postage PAID c/o Fraternity Management Group Tucson, AZ 744 North Stone Avenue Permit #224 Tucson,AZ85705-8351 Address Service Requested LAUkuTdlS Pni bdffi Headquarters AOC pi/e856 't 1?01 Red Hile Rd 04^/' Lexington KY 40504-2648 ^ "