BUILDING
BROTHERHOOD LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR TOMORROW’S LEADERS
ANNUAL REPORT | BETA THETA PI FOUNDATION June 1 , 2 024 through May 3 1 , 2 02 5
DEAR BROTHERS AND FRIENDS, This year’s annual report is a celebration of you. Your generosity is strengthening Beta today and securing its future. The Build the Bridge Campaign, though still in progress, is already transforming lives. Collegians and alumni benefit from expanded opportunities, stronger leadership programs and greater accessibility. On page 22, you’ll see the campaign pillars, progress and ways to get involved.
Rick Banks, Cornell ’72, speaking at a donor recognition dinner held in St. Louis, Missouri, at the 186th General Convention.
FOUNDATION PURPOSE To advance the educational mission and goals of Beta Theta Pi toward the vision of the Fraternity.
FOUNDATION
RESPONSIBILITIES Cultivate lifelong friendships; solicit Betas and friends; provide gift stewardship; fund leadership and educational grants; empower Foundation volunteers;oversee investment strategies; recognize Betas, parents and Friends of Beta.
The Beta Leadership Fund (BLF) fuels everything we do. More than 4,700 donors raised $1.34 million this past year, surpassing our $1.25 million goal. Because of the BLF, programs like the Wooden Institute and Keystone thrive, while initiatives in new member education and member wellness expand Beta’s mission. The BLF provides flexibility to meet today’s needs and prepare for tomorrow’s unknowns. Beyond numbers, this is about lives changed — young men leading with values, building confidence and resilience, and forming friendships that last a lifetime. These experiences shape character, strengthen brotherhood and prepare Betas to lead in every area of life. Looking ahead, we are optimistic. Together, through the Build the Bridge Campaign and BLF, we are advancing Beta’s mission and ensuring brothers are brothers for life. Thank you for believing in Beta Theta Pi. May this report celebrate the difference you’ve made and inspire you to continue building the bridge with us.
FOUNDATION STAFF
Phil Fernandez, Miami ’06; Chief Foundation Officer Laura Lednik; Director of Development Travis Robinson; Director of Annual Giving Jackson Chambers, Utah ’12; Director of Advancement Jeff Newton, Miami ’77; Director of Advancement Aaron Selby, Wabash ’06; Director of Advancement Eric Eickhoff, Ohio Wesleyan ’00; Director of Alumni Services
ANNUAL REPORT
HIGHLIGHTS By the Numbers.........................................P. 03 Giving Day Challenge.............................P. 04 Annual Giving Clubs...............................P. 05 Annual Donor Recognition.................P. 06 Merit Scholarships...................................P. 13 Bridge Builder Society...........................P. 18 DEA Grant Program..................................P. 19 Leadership Development . .................P. 20 Build the Bridge Campaign................P. 22 Ways to Give................................................P. 24
Sincerely and yours in ___kai___,
Rick Banks, Cornell ’72 Foundation Chairman
ANNUAL REPORT P.02 | P.52 FALL 2025
$4,270,972
Total grants from the Beta Theta Pi Foundation in FY25
TOTAL DOLLARS GRANTED FY23
FY24
FY25
Chapter Housing Grants (DEA)
$2,272,104
$3,232,403
$2,495,165
Student Scholarships
$371,107
$258,017
$329,682
$939,234
$1,141,355
$1,152,998
$178,646
$211,229
$128,576
$27,270
$4,097
$48,796
Online Leadership Training for Officers and Volunteers
$55,269
$59,636
$67,640
Other Strategic Initiatives
$50,700
$34,468
$48,115
Grand Totals
$3,894,330 $4,941,205
$30,726 Leadership Programs AVERAGE Beta Brotherhood Assessment GRANT PER CHAPTER Son of the Stars Member Orientation
$4,270,972
TOTAL FOUNDATION DOLLARS RAISED (ALL FUNDS) Fund Type
FY23
FY24
FY25
Beta Leadership Fund
$1,250,922
$1,302,735
$1,344,115
Chapter Housing Funds (DEA)
$1,917,176
$2,985,684
$2,755,413
Chapter Funds
$15,855
$11,058
$38,696
Leadership Development Funds
$47,786
$50,379
$40,273
Foundation Chairman: Rick Banks, Cornell ’72 Vice Chairman: Stavan Bhatt, Louisville ’98 Treasurer: Scott Grotjan, South Dakota ’92 Secretary: Tom Reeves, Eastern Kentucky ’99
Operating Funds
$0
$0
$1,800,000
Programmatic Funds
$300,771
$494,354
$592,101
Founders Fund Endowment
$39,442
$51,593
$134,434
Board of Directors: Mike Bickford, Oklahoma ’80 Rob Billoni, Florida Atlantic ’95 Art Carmichael, Oregon ’62 Karl Chiao, Texas A&M ’90 John Chisholm, MIT ’84 Jeff Flanagan, Rhode Island ’93 Zac Haines, Miami ’05 Kent Mire, TCU ’07 Marty Obst, Southern Illinois ’03 Tom Olver, Central Michigan ’98 Rick Sabol, Ohio ’77 John Torget, Cornell ’93 Jay Watkins, MIT ’90
General Scholarship Funds
$0
$51,933
$596,982
Tuition Scholarship Funds
$107,195
$70,841
$163,038
Grand Totals
$3,679,648
$5,018,577
$7,465,053
FOUNDATION BOARD
COLLEGIATE COMMISSIONERS Henry Jonas, Appalachian State ’25 Phillip Miavelstück, George Mason ’25
P.53 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.03
89¢*
OF EVERY DOLLAR
spent goes directly to Beta programs and services *10–year average is 88.6%. Nonprofit benchmark is 65¢.
TOTAL BETA LEADERSHIP FUND DONORS
$1,344,115 RAISED
FY25 GOAL OF $1.25 million
BLF Donors
FY25
Alumni (15% increase in FY25)
2,843
Collegians
1,370
Friends of Beta and Parents (28% increase in FY25)
515
Companies, Organizations and Foundations
44
BY THE NUMBERS
Foundation Grant
THANKS
TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED! For more information and a complete list of donors, visit beta.org/givingdaychallenge.
ANOTHER RECORD-BREAKING GIVING DAY!
$522,827 raised for the BLF in 2025
1 DAY. 8 HOURS. 39 MINUTES.
GIVING DAY CHALLENGE
$235K
The Giving Day Challenge, now in its sixth year, is a friendly fundraising competition between chapters. It is an opportunity for brothers and friends to celebrate Beta Theta Pi’s impact on its members and bolster pride in our Great and Good Fraternity through an unrestricted gift to the Beta Leadership Fund.
Dollars raised by challenge gifts
89
GGIVING DAY
AAMBASSADORS
2,732
KEN BRYAN, MIT ’88
was the highest performing Giving Day Ambassador by both total dollars raised and total donors.
AMBASSADOR LEADERS $177,739 DOLLARS RAISED Ken Bryan, MIT ’88 Stavan Bhatt, Louisville ’98 John Stebbins, Emory ’92
796 DONORS PARTICIPATED
Ken Bryan, MIT ’88 S. Wayne Kay, Virginia Tech ’73 John Stebbins, Emory ’92 For information on becoming an ambassador, please visit beta.org/ambassadors.
Total Giving Day donors
TOP CHAPTERS 1,000+ MEMBERS DONORS
TOP CHAPTERS <1,000 MEMBERS DONORS
DOLLARS
DOLLARS
1. Oklahoma (265) 2. Iowa (156) 3. Utah (105) 4. Miami (95) 5. Wabash (61) 1. Miami ($20,184) 2. Cincinnati ($13,710) 3. Oklahoma ($10,675) 4. Wabash ($8,095) 5. Iowa State ($6,893)
1. Arkansas (230) 2. Bethany (106) 3. MIT (97) 4. Eastern Kentucky (76) 5. Tennessee (73) 1. Bethany ($20,000) 2. MIT ($18,257) 3. Eastern Kentucky ($7,389) 4. Arkansas ($5,774) 5. Villanova ($5,767) ANNUAL REPORT P.04 | P.54 FALL 2025
GIVING CLUBS | HONORARY CHAIRS
SONS OF THE DRAGON CLUB This student giving club was created to inspire collegiate members to give back collectively, reinforcing Beta’s mission of building men of principle for a principled life. Gifts through the club support leadership development, wellness initiatives and programs that strengthen the Beta experience on every campus.
23 CHAPTER-WIDE GIFTS The most ever! Each with 70+ members for 100% participation.
TOP FIVE CHAPTERS
$23,755
Dollars Raised in FY25 1,370 Collegiate Donors
1. Oklahoma (237) 2. Arkansas (220) 3. Iowa (129) 4. Utah (84) 5. Tennessee (70)
JOHN REILY KNOX CLUB The John Reily Knox Club continues to stand as a cornerstone of generosity within the Beta Foundation. Together, 319 members, including both lifelong supporters and young JRK members, are making a profound difference.
$6,844,352 raised collectively from JRK Club donors
36 young JRK members contributed $27,785, included in the total above
319
total members
Join the club by giving (or pledging) $1,839 or more to the BLF in a single year. Betas within 10 years of graduation can join the club with an annual gift of only $500 or more. JRK Club members receive an exclusive invitation to the annual recognition dinner at the General Convention.
“WHY WE GIVE . . .”
HONORARY FRIEND OF BETA AND PARENT CHAIRS
ASHLEY SPOTO Sigma Kappa
RICHARD & LORI LENNOX (son Luke Lennox, Oregon ’26)
CHRIS & MELISSA BOALS (son Will Boals, Samford ’26)
“For those considering supporting Beta Theta Pi, I hope you discover the profound importance of investing in young men. Supporting them offers valuable insight into how we can build a better world. By guiding them through challenges and upholding Beta’s values, we cultivate purpose and belonging. These values are universal, resonating with people of all backgrounds. Supporting Beta means empowering individuals and strengthening a foundation of shared values that benefit us all.”
“We’ve dabbled and enrolled our son in a couple different leadership programs throughout the years but nothing has accelerated his development quite like Beta. Since joining Beta, we’ve watched our son embody leadership through his proactive investment in the community while maintaining strong academic performance.”
“We decided to support the Beta Leadership Fund because we are so thankful for the impact that Beta has had on Will’s college life. There’s no doubt that Will has had a more enjoyable and meaningful experience through being a Beta brother than he would have otherwise.”
P.55 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.05
“Honorary chairs help secure philanthropic support by engaging their networks, encouraging generosity among peers and championing awareness of the Foundation’s mission.”
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
ANNUAL DONOR RECOGNITION The following list contains all alumni, parent and Friend of Beta donors (grouped alphabetically by school) who made gifts to the Beta Foundation between June 1, 2024 and May 31, 2025. Lifetime giving societies, total years giving and Auto-Kai Club members are highlighted using various symbols and colors defined in the legend. All collegiate donors can be found at beta.org/dragons.
ALABAMA
$500 - $999 Wayne Williams ’67% $250 - $499 Ben McMahan ’70% Yancey Swearingen ’67Y Gary Tyer ’69 $100 - $249 Scott Jackson ’79% Charles Newton ’69% Others Karl Cloninger ’73 Larry Ennis ’72 Brandon Flowers ’99 V. J. Graffeo ’00 Jim Hill ’69 Jon McMillan ’71
AMERICAN
$500 - $999 Kevin Levy ’16% Others Jimmy Grebenstein ’24 Sakari Ishetiar ’16
AMHERST
$100 - $249 Bill Colby ’60% Stan Hirt ’56%
ARIZONA
$1,000 - $1,838 Fred Oliver ’67& $500 - $999 Troy Whitehead ’11% $250 - $499 Bob Petrucciani ’62Y $100 - $249 Jon Jump ’91Y Micky Murphy ’66% Others Scott Angell ’15 Bill Brown ’66% Dan Drackett ’66& Frankie Erculei ’93 Max Keyser ’16 Toby Knox ’65 Davis Millar ’06 Dave Russell ’12% Nick Trevino ’14 Kevin Truitt ’06
ARIZONA STATE
$500 - $999 Tod Lashway ’79Y $250 - $499 Pat Rissi ’80Y Others Jim Robbins ’78 Tony Schreiber ’83 John Simmons ’86
ARKANSAS
$500 - $999 Strohmann Breeding ’20 $250 - $499 Andrew Pang ’13% Others Tyler Ford ’22 Jeremy Thelen ’15 Richard Zimmerman ’15 Andrew Zurborg ’15
AUBURN
$500 - $999 Bob Batson ’70Y John Hecker ’97
Beta supporters who made gifts between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025.
$250 - $499 Bill Johnston ’71% Fred Newman ’81Y $100 - $249 Lonnie Hale ’69% Hillman Holland ’73% Haden McWhorter ’90 Joseph Narciso ’72 Michael Puffe ’92 Jim Stevenson ’71% Norwood Utter ’73% Others Michael Brandon ’84% Steve Cheatwood ’71 John Ellison ’67 Bill Rodgers ’64 David Thompson ’80 Royce Tyree ’79
BALL STATE
$1,000 - $1,838 Larry Johnson ’81Y Jason Melton ’99&
$500 - $999 Frank Davis ’67Y Kurt Phares ’80Y Steve Riddle ’80Y Mike Thayer ’83Y $250 - $499 Greg Smith ’87Y $100 - $249 Toby Beegle ’91 Christopher Brandt ’76% Mark Hesterman ’75% Michael Hillock ’73 Paul Knauff ’67% Doug Marsh ’69 Randy Phillips ’79% Joel Spieth ’94 William Thompson ’67 Craig Welti ’76% Others Bob Barrell ’66% Adam Cairns ’03 Chuck Colip ’74 Rocky Condon ’67 Allan Hauersperger ’76
Rex Heil ’74 Rusty Kistler ’80 John Lintzenich ’74 Kent Lochmueller ’68 Greg Porter ’00 Doug Rzepka ’73 Dan Segebarth ’69 Don Sexton ’67 Tom Teusch ’67% Jim Vineyard ’67% Kurt Wolf ’81
BAYLOR
$500 - $999 Nick Jones ’16% Others Tyler Anderson ’14 Ben Bratt ’23 Jon Davis ’18 Daniel Haddad ’12
BELOIT
$1,839 - $2,499 Steve Goldman ’64& $250 - $499 Bob Lang ’65%
ANNUAL REPORT P.06 | P.56 FALL 2025
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
DONOR LEGEND JUNE 1, 2024– MAY 31, 2025
Auto-Kai donors shown in BLUE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES
Shrine On High............$5 Million+ G Old Main..............................$1 Million % Campanile..........................$500,000 O Chautauqua.......................$250,000 t Diamond...............................$100,000 Z Rose........................................$50,000 & Founders’...............................$25,000 & President’s............................$10,000 Y Loving Cup..............................$5,000 % Beta.............................................$1,000 TOTAL YEARS GIVING
5+ 10+ 15+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 50+ $100 - $249 Jeffrey Clode ’69% Frank Dennis ’67 Jim Mertz ’61% Ernie Strauch ’63% Others Charles Jackson ’61 James Steckel ’61% Rob Voight ’66
BETHANY
$5,000 - $9,999 Psi Diamond Charitable Foundationt $2,500 - $4,999 Wire Brooks ’78& $1,839 - $2,499 Dean Lesiak ’74& Rick Snyder ’76Y $500 - $999 Jeff Boucek ’82% Dick Boyd ’61% Tom Byrum ’63% Paul Chewning ’75% Doug Stein ’78% Dale Wytiaz ’85% $250 - $499 John Alpizar ’75% Mark Bado ’87 David Brooks ’78 John Chiesa ’75% Jim Crowther ’78% Mark Horan ’84 Whitey Klein ’77% Tom Kuhns ’75% Bob Mackenzie ’77& Robert Mize ’75% Mark Nicholson ’73 Joe Rotellini ’77% Doug Selwyn ’75 Jeff Woda ’87% $100 - $249 Bill Atwater ’77 Gary Cameron ’87 Steve Chernicky ’78 Frank Christy ’74 Bill Cole ’64% David Cottington ’79 John DeBlasis ’74 Sam DeBone ’78 Paul Emili ’78% Mark Harman ’77 Alex Henry ’14
Mark Hicks ’73 Marty Hoffman ’85 Bill Huff ’87 Rod Lake ’73% Thomas Loeser ’77 Mac McConahy ’87 James Moyle ’74 Bill Newton ’75% Gary Novak ’76% Jim Pool ’79 Bill Railing ’79% Frank Ravella ’76 Blake Rowe ’74% Byron Shindler ’77% Dennis Thompson ’77 Scott Thompson ’78 Rick Zarnoch ’80 Others Nicholas Berry ’58% Art Bertol ’82% Dave Butz ’60% James Davis ’74 William Dumbaugh ’74 Jim Godish ’73 Timothy Hamilton ’77 Curt Henry ’57 Mark Hermsen ’86 Bill Hickok ’81 Darren Johnson ’19 Ted Kaczorowski ’76 Bradley Kidder ’87 Ken Kruluts ’77 Kip Lewis ’79 Bud Long ’77 Douglas Mayer ’77 Rich Mayer ’78 Donald Morehouse ’79 Jeff Namy ’78 Richard Newcomer ’67 Brian Nolan ’94 Dennis Pavan ’74 Michael Quinones ’02 Tim Redman ’75 Tim Reed ’69 Mark Scorpion ’79 Simas VanSise ’57 Stephen Vitchner ’73 Chris VonHoffmann ’78 Dean Young ’80
BOWDOIN
$10,000 - $24,999 Bob White ’77& $100 - $249 Mike Hutchinson ’75% Others Chip Abrams ’67 Peter Flynn ’73 Paul Kingsbury ’57
BOWLING GREEN
$5,000 - $9,999 John Lower ’73& $1,000 - $1,838 Jim Enyart ’63& $500 - $999 Daniel Effler ’07Y $250 - $499 Jeff Levinson ’81% Steven Rank ’93 $100 - $249 David Gagner ’92 Mark Gagyi ’70% Tom Gilmore ’92Y Barry Hodge ’70 Carl Kulas ’67
P.57 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.07
Del Lawson ’75% Pat Puhl ’99% Dave Reed ’80 John Reno ’69 Chris Sieber ’95% Others Ted Durig ’72 Bill Ferrington ’66 Gary Hilderbrand ’70 Scott Larger ’92 Spencer Sawyer ’21 Bob Schultz ’69 Corey Smith ’00
BRITISH COLUMBIA
$10,000 - $24,999 Bill Pedlar ’77& Ron Tysoe ’78t $2,500 - $4,999 Sean Kearney ’08% Brian Wright ’97% $1,000 - $1,838 Dave Rae ’00Y Marko Zlatic ’20% $500 - $999 Ken Smith ’59% Others Geoffrey Dodds ’78 Rob Glover ’74 Joseph Jang ’22 Philip Laing ’72 Kevin Land ’81 Keith Margetson ’71 Adam McBride ’07 Craig Moulton ’82 Andrew Ning ’03
BROWN
$250 - $499 John Clendenning ’61% $100 - $249 Van Whisnand ’66% Others David Durfee ’56 John Herrmann ’62 Mike Peters ’59
BUTLER
$500 - $999 Curtis Ryals ’19%
CAL POLY
$2,500 - $4,999 Craig Straub ’91% $250 - $499 Andy Deal ’11% $100 - $249 David Geiser ’88 Others Jeron Hogan ’17 Kevin Russell ’87 Jake Swallow ’17
CARLETON
Others Jacob Cockerill ’20 Tom Golem ’92 Brent Latam ’05
CARNEGIE MELLON
$500 - $999 William Marietta ’68% $250 - $499 Mark Hoover ’70% Ron Pontius ’79% $100 - $249 Andrew Beary ’75 Glenn Giacobbe ’81% Larry Lynn ’63% Bill Mapes ’61%
Daryll Turner ’75% Others Bill Bond ’57 Keith Hanenberg ’99 Walter Kritsky ’79 TJ Mauretta ’67 Jack O’Neil ’74 Richard Pizer ’63
CASE
$50,000+ Jim Kewley ’66 G $2,500 - $4,999 Frank Linsalata ’63& $1,839 - $2,499 Hank Vernon ’68& $500 - $999 Karl Lieberman ’81% $250 - $499 Ralph Linsalata ’60% $100 - $249 Kelton Slane ’61% Others Jerry Adamic ’72 Jim Allison ’57% Lee Courtney ’62 John Detrick ’57 William Hinkle ’79% Jack Lenhart ’51 Ernie Liberati ’68 Richard Meisenzahl ’74 Dave Rea ’69% David Wagner ’64
CASE WESTERN RESERVE
David Fouchea ’00 Louie Hergott ’16 Bubba Koehn ’98 Eric Miller ’15 Tylere Presley ’12 Jordan Rosiak ’15 Jake Ulreich ’15 David Wong ’17
CENTRE
$1,000 - $1,838 Paul Sommerfield ’90% $500 - $999 Ross Kreamer ’74Y Wayne Light ’64Y $250 - $499 Sam Vogt ’82Y $100 - $249 Paul Burkey ’81% Moses Song ’92% Others Bill Grimes ’87 Shawn Lyons ’81% Tom Tyrrell ’69 Reed Williams ’22
CHAPMAN
$500 - $999 Jack Jajewski ’14% $100 - $249 Brad Smith ’15%
CHICO STATE
$100 - $249 Bob Dean ’89% Others Bain Kennedy ’00
$500 - $999 Kal Pipo ’86& CINCINNATI $100 - $249 $50,000+ Jason Steckel ’92 El Bourgraf ’54 G Others Don Biehl ’49O Aaron Bernhardt ’88 Tom Cassady ’76 G John Buell ’89 $10,000 - $24,999 Mike Caputo ’84 Denis Back ’73& Matt DelBrocco ’12 Billy Mulvihill ’01& Rich Fray ’85 John Sawyer ’86Z Cameron Goodwin-Schoen ’24 $5,000 - $9,999 Colin Kilbane ’83% Carl Bohn ’71& Elvis Lang ’24 Bill Gerth ’71& Spencer McClung ’21 Tom Gleason ’82& Nathan Ruhde ’22 Forest Heis ’66& James Silay ’14 Matt Mezinskis ’06& CENTRAL FLORIDA Mike Paul ’72& $100 - $249 $2,500 - $4,999 Carlos Gonzalez ’07 Tom Homan ’76& Others Kent Mergler ’63O Greg Pasco ’07 $1,839 - $2,499 CENTRAL MICHIGAN Robert Bloyd ’74% $1,839 - $2,499 Ken Moczulski ’75Z Tom Olver ’98& Jeremy Rogers ’00& $1,000 - $1,838 Bill Worthington ’72& John Reineke ’09Y $1,000 - $1,838 $500 - $999 Roger Dunlap ’88% Scott Nadeau ’89Y Dan Farmer ’75& Charles Parker ’90% Jim Schwab ’65& $100 - $249 Tom Seifert ’64& Craig Boehm ’15% $500 - $999 Jose Goncalves ’11 Andy Barton ’04& Dave Kobel ’15% Trey Cahill ’95% John Reineke ’09% Bruce Caldwell ’70 Adam Whitt ’14% Dan Danzl ’72Y Others Mike Ehrensberger ’67Y Seth Adams ’16 Don Hagerman ’85Y Norm Andersen ’ Paul Ulrich ’91% Tyler Belote ’15 Gary Vidmar ’76Y Tyler Bussineau ’13 Justin Walter ’16%
$250 - $499 Bill McClure ’71% Todd Neumann ’84Y Richard Palmer ’66% Tom Smith ’68% Steve Wilson ’66O $100 - $249 Jerry Baley ’71% John Benjamin ’50 Tim Flenner ’75% Steve Gooder ’61% Eric Grote ’16 Dean Hayes ’18 Jim Heathcote ’56& Stephen Howard ’74% Juice Juszczyk ’91Y Dave Kerka ’88% Jason Maher ’95 Joe Mayer ’13% William Mees ’87% Dick Reesey ’65Y Cliff Riester ’89 Mike Rodmaker ’13% Others Gunar Auzenbergs ’86 Thomas Bauer ’61% Jason Boelling ’15 TC Carleton ’90 Raymond Casanta ’90 Monte Chesko ’77 Roy Clark ’72 Michael Davis ’96 Deke Decatur ’54 Dick Friedman ’83 Alex Ipiotis ’82& Todd Jarvis ’99 Buddy LaChance ’83% Michael Lohman ’79 Sandy Martin ’60& Thomas McCabe ’17 Drew McKenzie ’05Y Dale O’Donnell ’82 Larry Paul ’64 Rex Pelto ’87 Donovan Pugh ’23 Lee Rasmussen ’63 John Spoelker ’91 Erik Sueberkrop ’72 Andrew Taylor ’07 Eman Werner ’07 Keith Witt ’07
CLEMSON
$1,839 - $2,499 Tim Magarahan ’77Y $500 - $999 Ian Arellano ’00 $250 - $499 Jim Kaighin ’02% $100 - $249 Mike Coiley ’86% Jim Hanahan ’71% Others Barry Bazen ’87 Charles Corley ’81 Billy Daniel ’72 Cason Hund ’07 Reb Scarborough ’73%
COLGATE
$2,500 - $4,999 Bruce Fein ’84& $1,000 - $1,838 Sean Lang ’92%
Friends of Beta are listed on pages 16-17 and Bridge Builder Society members are listed on page 18.
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
$500 - $999 Scott Johnson ’02% Peter Martin ’81% John Porter ’74 $250 - $499 Jack Douglas ’75% Mark Eggleston ’76 David Hedley ’91% Michael Martocci ’02 Gordon Sauer ’72% $100 - $249 Michael Ciolli ’95 Stephen Connett ’90 Eric Gokcen ’84 David Goodwin ’65 David Hedgepeth ’91 Paul Kaneb ’64 Charles May ’65 Skip Merriam ’78 Mike Yurchak ’94 Others Sean Brebbia ’97 Pete Clark ’65 Ladd Connell ’77% Emil Fachon ’80 Paul Formichella ’77 Cornelius Milmoe ’69 Mark Schweitzer ’81 Jeff Soule ’75
COLORADO
$500 - $999 Ken Niles ’61% $250 - $499 Bill Hooker ’57Y $100 - $249 Scott Albertoni ’20 Randy Buttram ’68 Greg Kritner ’ Jim Marsh ’55% Others Bill Hammerstein ’62 John Kearns ’62 Doug Keith ’84 Tom Kronen ’84 Tom Lee ’79 Jeremy Moore ’21 Craig Myles ’92 David Santistevan ’84% Casey Schmidt ’58 Mack Shaw ’63
COLORADO COLLEGE
$1,839 - $2,499 Bob Selig ’61& $100 - $249 Daniel Cooper ’66 Others Tom Berkman ’82 George Gibson ’56 Peter Marshall ’73 Steve Spoonamore ’62 Neal Stafford ’72
COLORADO MINES
$1,000 - $1,838 Dick Egen ’60& Dave Kewley ’00Y Steve Mooney ’56t Bob Pozzo ’52% $500 - $999 Jim Banaszak ’83% John Hays ’68% Vince Jones ’62% Kevin Tornes ’14Y $250 - $499 Scott Burgess ’14% Norman Goldstein ’57Y
Billy Helm ’17% $250 - $499 Scott Kewley ’95% Bill Nahmias ’95% Brian Kirby ’97% $100 - $249 Tanner Ottaway ’14% David Aukstikalnis ’72% $100 - $249 Andrew Broenen ’13% Chuck Downing ’62Y Jim Christie ’93 Gerardo Fraustro ’12 Peter Clark ’75 Al Geyer ’64Y Walton Cottrell ’61% Rich Hickman ’65& Fernando Garcia ’90 Terry Laverty ’70% Roscoe Holicker ’73 Philip Moldenhauer ’75% Others David Northrup ’70 Jashan Ahuja ’12 John Walker ’68% Matt Christensen ’12 Others Jim Doyle ’58 Dave Ash ’75 Dave Duffield ’62 Justin Basel ’15 Jeff Goldstein ’90% Jordan Daubenspeck ’16% John Stewart ’72 Robert Dunn ’65 CREIGHTON Gerry Grimes ’58% $250 - $499 Chip Hodge ’86% Matt Carlson ’14% John Howie ’83% Mitchell Knutson ’12% Adam Nelson ’19 $100 - $249 Charlie Spielman ’55 Josh Bucy ’15% COLUMBIA Matthew Straetker ’21 $5,000 - $9,999 Davis Sunderland ’22 Kevin Roach ’77& Others $1,839 - $2,499 Kevin Armbruster ’21 Martin Lewison ’88& Giorgio Bacchin ’22 $1,000 - $1,838 Jairo Chavez ’17 Eric Javits ’52& Evan Dalton ’17 $500 - $999 Ethan Farner ’20 Richard Brosnick ’92 Cole Fournier ’18 $100 - $249 Reilly Granberg ’16 Thomas Weiss ’89% Logan Heinzen ’15 Others Chris Meehan ’18 Edward Choi ’10 Keelan Okazaki ’17 Carlos Cuevas ’05 Michael Visenio ’14 Russ Ellis ’58 DARTMOUTH Steven Landovitz ’77 $100 - $249 Bob Pruznick ’73 Bill Ablondi ’77% Philip Russotti ’70 Chuck Queenan ’52% Robert Sacavage ’73 DAVIDSON Tom Schweitzer ’08 $100 - $249 CONNECTICUT David Beckham ’58% $1,839 - $2,499 Phil Kukura ’57 Jordan Roberts ’07& Charles Vogan ’68 $500 - $999 Others Joel Angle ’09% James Gibbs ’63 Matthew Dempsey ’13% Keith McMullen ’64 Brian Maurer ’05% DAYTON Andrew Schmidt ’04Y $100 - $249 $250 - $499 Jason Bollman ’09% Sean Cady ’09Y Others Chris Dunaj ’08% Steven Del Campo ’23 $100 - $249 Phil Erford ’11Y Nick Dunn ’13 Tom Farnsworth ’09 Adam Kaprove ’04% Andrew Foley ’16 Dave Schmidt ’06% Turner Keane ’18 Ben Swartz ’05& Blaise Stephens ’21 Others John Wolfe ’18 Chris Cantu ’07% DELAWARE Jeff Leone ’08 Others Jack Sullivan ’19 Matt Hermenau ’17 CORNELL Austin Weigel ’21 $10,000 - $24,999 DENISON Rick Banks ’72Z $1,839 - $2,499 $5,000 - $9,999 George Brown ’60& Doug Onsi ’90& $500 - $999 $2,500 - $4,999 Mark Lewis ’67Y John Torget ’93Y Jerry Wischmeyer ’63Y $1,000 - $1,838 $250 - $499 Paul Rogan ’97% Barry Porter ’59Y $500 - $999 Dick Strup ’74% John McDaniel ’82
Beta supporters who made gifts between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025.
$100 - $249 Ken Ackerman ’61 Peter Armacost ’57% Jeffrey Ashcom ’75Y Dick Briggs ’55% Bob Dold ’60% Eric Evans ’15 Jim Martin ’69% Bert Paull ’73 Dave Richards ’45Y Andy Shoop ’82% Corbin Smith ’17 Others Luke Avery ’12 George Couladis ’01 Jim Ehrman ’68 Zack Johnston ’22 Andrew Malin ’15
DENVER
$2,500 - $4,999 Wally Hultin ’65Y $500 - $999 Dan Ague ’83 Darrell Earhart ’60% Dick Evans ’66& $100 - $249 Bill Barnard ’61 Dan Haskell ’68% David Kegaries ’68% Mike Sitterly ’69% Others Tod Bodell ’72 Dury Cords ’71 Marshall George ’63 Brandon Odenheimer ’16 Aaron Sanchez ’17 Jim Tarpley ’60&
DEPAUW
$1,000 - $1,838 Bruce Fox ’69& Bob Kersey ’56& Mike McCracken ’79% $500 - $999 Alexander Childs ’94% Greg King ’92% John Mason ’58% Wally Sampson ’58t Ed Unterberg ’58& $250 - $499 Andy Buroker ’84% Chuck Colburn ’81% James Hamlin ’05 Ronald Richards ’82Y Doug Vines ’68% $100 - $249 Brian Amicon ’98% Chuck Bokar ’76% Roger Cooper ’83% John Heise ’74% Don Jones ’65 Christopher Koch ’89 Ned Lamkin ’56Y Jack Wiley ’74% Others Jack Avery ’05% John Breck ’75 Dan Doty ’72% Frank Hoffman ’79% Sparky Holgate ’77 Jay Howell ’71 Gary McWilliams ’59 Joel Myers ’85% Bob Snyder ’50
DICKINSON
$1,000 - $1,838 Eric Rudolph ’62& $500 - $999 Paul Kovach ’71Y $250 - $499 Daniel Mistichelli ’80% $100 - $249 John Nikoloff ’72% Bo Webster ’95 Others Matt Boger ’96 William Joyce ’77 Bruce Wallace ’59
DREXEL
Others Keene Jabbour ’20
DUKE
$1,000 - $1,838 Jim Risk ’63& $100 - $249 Oliver Niess ’58% Others Ronald Boyd ’88 Bob Fleischer ’64 Buzz Lewis ’64 Pete Taylor ’56%
EAST CAROLINA
$50,000+ Kirk Little ’82t $2,500 - $4,999 Jacob Tidwell ’04& $500 - $999 Adam Morgan ’14% $250 - $499 Adam Scarboro ’06& $100 - $249 Jesse Pence ’07 Preston Stanford ’11 Others Brian Mattern ’09
EASTERN ILLINOIS Others Scott Roszyk ’12
EASTERN KENTUCKY
$50,000+ Martin Cobb ’96% $5,000 - $9,999 Tom Reeves ’99& $2,500 - $4,999 Phil Drees ’89& $1,839 - $2,499 Nick Sexton ’11& $1,000 - $1,838 Dewayne Biddy ’87& Russ Jones ’80& Gary Logston ’75Y $500 - $999 Bob Bryant ’89% Mike Burgess ’91 Kevin Duffy ’96& Michael Hay ’94& $250 - $499 Will Hardy ’00 Pat Humphrey ’88% Michael Kidd ’02& John LeForge ’88& Frankie Nunn ’75% $100 - $249 Mike Conway ’75& Mike Conway ’72% Allen Davis ’73% Judd Devlin ’85&
Ben Gahafer ’12 Bryan Kyle ’99% Kevin Smith ’99 Travis Somers ’99 Barry Willett ’80 Others Frank Bargo ’99 Andy Bender ’08 Scott Cook ’82 Fuller Devlin ’16 Bob Herzog ’84 Sam Hollen ’20 Bart Little ’95 Kyle Shaner ’11 Jason Williams ’89
EASTERN WASHINGTON $250 - $499 Chad Salas ’02Y Josh Trick ’04&
ELON
Others Jack Corby ’22
EMBRY-RIDDLE
$500 - $999 Collin George ’23% $100 - $249 John Mueller ’24 Dawson Schriner ’22 Others Niko Blanks ’22 Kevin Covell ’21 Austin Kish ’21 Kyle Villota ’23
EMORY
$5,000 - $9,999 John Stebbins ’92t $1,000 - $1,838 Bruce Garner ’71Y $500 - $999 Stephan Freeman ’78 Richard Souviron ’58% $250 - $499 Dave Northrup ’75% Scott Parks ’68& Michael Reardon ’11% $100 - $249 Dan Beale ’89% Joe Floyd ’72Y Bill Gunnels ’65% Keith Kyle ’93% Kevin Kyle ’90 Brett Smith ’92 Alan Teplis ’78% Others Ed Carlton ’62 Will Edwards ’01 Robert Faulkner ’57 Jack Klemann ’72 David Kurtzman ’77 Fielder Martin ’60 Jack Murray ’62 John Newman ’65 Daniel Nickles ’87 Tom Pritchett ’68
FLORIDA
$25,000 - $49,999 Brad Fortune ’92Z Spike Thompson ’90Z $500 - $999 Mike Gable ’67& Richard Hirte ’69& $250 - $499 Steve Becker ’69&
ANNUAL REPORT P.08 | P.58 FALL 2025
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
DONOR LEGEND JUNE 1, 2024– MAY 31, 2025
Auto-Kai donors shown in BLUE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES
Shrine On High............$5 Million+ G Old Main..............................$1 Million % Campanile..........................$500,000 O Chautauqua.......................$250,000 t Diamond...............................$100,000 Z Rose........................................$50,000 & Founders’...............................$25,000 & President’s............................$10,000 Y Loving Cup..............................$5,000 % Beta.............................................$1,000 TOTAL YEARS GIVING
5+ 10+ 15+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 50+ Phil Easterling ’56Y Dean Hartman ’91% Dave Leppert ’77& George Ling ’59% $100 - $249 Tom Boyle ’69 Michal Glenn ’66 Talbert Lauter ’70% John McClane ’75% Barry Nason ’70 Don Pollo ’79% Gary Seibert ’70 Henry Wade ’65% Bill Wagner ’55& Fred Weiss ’63 Others John Bickerstaff ’61 Tom Brown ’55% John Dulaney ’52 Randy Holcombe ’72% Mike Keller ’59 Eric Littlejohn ’69 Bob Morris ’59 Christopher Patterson ’81
FLORIDA ATLANTIC
$500 - $999 Glen Lerner ’98 Others Robert Billoni ’95% Brian Mencher ’98 Lloyd Sigrist ’94
FLORIDA GULF COAST Others Zachary Bevis ’19
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL $1,839 - $2,499 Steven Cruz ’12& Others Allen Feliz ’12 Albert Marrero ’08%
FLORIDA STATE
$250 - $499 Chris Harlow ’92& Jim Philpitt ’77% Cliff Wyllie ’77Y $100 - $249 Philip Engelmann ’90% Ted Newton ’74% Tom Sechrest ’71% Others Jon Arthur ’82 Steve Boscovich ’83%
Rob Levine ’78 Tyler MacDonald ’16 Matt Thomas ’91%
FURMAN
$1,839 - $2,499 Rob Winn ’91Y $250 - $499 Michael Harrison ’98% $100 - $249 Michael McPhee ’10Y Will Swann ’95%
GENERAL FRATERNITY
$2,500 - $4,999 Robert Alberts ’15Y $500 - $999 Ed Bloom ’97% $250 - $499 Ric Eickhoff ’02& $100 - $249 Roger Cox ’05% Gene Fernandez ’07Y John Rundle ’03% Others Keith Barber ’04Y Ray Brylski ’
GEORGE MASON
$250 - $499 Alex Houlton ’23% Others Brennan Maynard ’20
GEORGE WASHINGTON
$2,500 - $4,999 Jon LaBuz ’04& $250 - $499 Eric Jesse ’06 Colin O’Brien ’14 $100 - $249 Ellis Izlar ’10% Others Giovanni Campanale ’16 Mateo Forero ’13
GEORGIA
$500 - $999 Greg Hunnicutt ’86% $100 - $249 Will Grifenhagen ’18 Others Reid Columbia ’02 George Petkovich ’88 Mason Third ’97
GEORGIA TECH
$10,000 - $24,999 Wayne Waddell ’56Z $2,500 - $4,999 Jim Plummer ’63& $1,839 - $2,499 Ted Haile ’75Z Dave McKenney ’60t $1,000 - $1,838 Steve Lawrence ’73% $500 - $999 Clint Bolte ’67& Ben Brandstetter ’00% Colen Bright ’67% David McCollum ’85& Bryan Nazworth ’87% Russ Whittle ’87% Randy Zaic ’80& $250 - $499 John Crane ’81Y John McDaniel ’42t Jim Ewart ’68%
P.59 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.09
Bob Miller ’62Y Ben Shappard ’22 John Thompson ’60Y $100 - $249 Charles Bamford ’60Y Dennis Carter ’83% Royle Duff ’64% Roger Elsas ’65% Albert Gottsche ’57% Mike Hammer ’78 Rick Hayward ’71 Glenn Jardine ’77% Fred Knickerbocker ’66% Jack Miller ’62% Thomas Muller ’63& Neal Stubblefield ’79% Kirk Thornburg ’82 Hal Wightman ’59% Others Bob Boardman ’65 John Cooper ’64% Tom Fitzsimons ’65 Pierce Johnson ’56% Bill Kirk ’80 Michael Lathrup ’78 David Mitchell ’66 Glenn Moore ’66% Matt Norton ’00 Scott Orr ’78 Thomas Ruffin ’68% Jack Smith ’72%
GMI-EMI
$1,839 - $2,499 Matthew Brown ’91Y Gary Crosby ’69& $1,000 - $1,838 Jim Lesch ’68& $500 - $999 Rick Caras ’78& Phil de Buhr ’69Y John Gable ’68% Michael Oakley ’81% $250 - $499 Hank Brockman ’73Y Dennis Dust ’69% Lewis Levy ’68% Doug Lewis ’94 Jim McMillin ’92% Ron Meegan ’69Y $100 - $249 Paul Commons ’77% Bill Davis ’71% Ken Godzina ’77% Terry Johnson ’79% Marc Kidder ’72% Roy Koskinen ’68% Larry Lambert ’75% Bob Meling ’75% Chuck Plachetzki ’72% Roy Streetz ’83% Others David Biddlecombe ’75% Dave Boboltz ’79% Brian Braglia ’75% Doug Elcomb ’85 William Francis ’64 Bart Frazier ’96 Dave Hogan ’74% Larry Savage ’67 Goetz Schaefer ’65% Jeff Williams ’84%
GUELPH
Others Andrew Kennedy ’88 Will Wu ’92
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
$250 - $499 Billy Yurgaitis ’89Y
HANOVER
$10,000 - $24,999 Randy Master ’82& $1,000 - $1,838 Glen Hastings ’81& $100 - $249 Michael Beesley ’89 Jim Buzzelli ’58% Patrick Henry ’91% Mark Hershman ’67% James Hickerson ’78 Mike Jurasin ’79 Ross King ’62% Geordie Mackenzie ’73% Greg Ridler ’67% John Wetnight ’60% Others Norm Auzins ’92 Thorny Land ’64 Michael Lavina ’11 Denny Shogren ’60& Roger Smith ’62
HAWAI’I
Others Chris Ovitt ’99 Jason Reardon ’92
HIGH POINT
$1,000 - $1,838 Bryan Fortier ’20% Others Drew Henderson ’20 Colton Zenni ’21
HOUSTON
$2,500 - $4,999 Troy Kyle ’00& $500 - $999 Mike Humphrey ’79& $100 - $249 Jason Grant ’02% Josh Jordan ’20 Others Jaymes Alexander ’90 Errol Haynes ’93 Joseph Melrose ’96
IDAHO
$1,839 - $2,499 Allan McDonald ’66& $500 - $999 Bill Jordan ’69& Pat McMurray ’70Y $250 - $499 Larry Strom ’65% $100 - $249 Jerry Ahlin ’67 Roger Brazier ’71 Jess Giuffre ’05 Jon Nilsson ’60 Robert Parish ’52Y Jeff Payne ’84% Others J.T. Bounds ’64 Ray Cartee ’58 Pat Connors ’53 Hart Gilchrist ’94 Stephen Hart ’73 Tim Irwin ’70
Mike McEntee ’73Y John Miller ’65 Michael Norby ’13 Larry Parberry ’61& Greg Smith ’77 Aubrey Stephens ’56 Ed Whitehead ’64 Bill Wright ’50
ILLINOIS
$2,500 - $4,999 Gant Redmon ’59t $500 - $999 Michael Bettini ’94% $250 - $499 Craig Boggs ’85% Jack Branta ’75Y Mike Carroll ’84Y Don Huisinga ’67Y Christopher Roberti ’93% $100 - $249 Mark Cloud ’78% Eber Eberspacher ’75% Mark Paoli ’76 Tom Schmitt ’57 Others Larry Gahan ’60Y John Mauzey ’70 Kyle Shimmon ’06 Denny Siebold ’66 Otho Tucker ’72 Mark Weston ’63%
INDIANA
$5,000 - $9,999 Harry Brickley ’49% $2,500 - $4,999 Brandt Downey ’67& $500 - $999 Brad Blair ’66Y Phil Goddard ’67& Stephen Heidenreich ’77 $250 - $499 Dick Krueger ’67% Cole McCombs ’64% Win Moses ’64 Mark Pratt ’73 Jim Roudebush ’71% David Wood ’77% $100 - $249 Paul Barada ’67% Tad Drew ’72& Tom Funk ’67 Tim Gavin ’85 Jack Hienton ’71% Thomas Highland ’63% Lee Lurton ’66% John MacLennan ’60 Charlie McCormick ’72O George Parsons ’68 John Peckham ’65% Steve Pfenninger ’74% Bob Riehm ’66% Richard Schaumann ’67 David Stowe ’67% Dick Wagner ’64% Mike Wolfert ’88% Others Tom Dean ’67 Kurt Esser ’88 John Foley ’59 Dean Gallinatti ’58 Mark Hartman ’78 Steve Heckman ’61 John Hedges ’66 Bob Hetherington ’77
Vane Lashua ’68% Mike Manis ’79% Nick McCormick ’06 William Messer ’61 Bill Pipp ’73 Leonard Reel ’69 Chad Slavin ’68 Ron Steele ’66 David Stiff ’77 Andy Taff ’80 Bill Weakley ’70 Richard Wise ’54%
IOWA
$5,000 - $9,999 Scott Hall ’98Y $1,839 - $2,499 Bob Bitzer ’17% $1,000 - $1,838 Ben Ertl ’13% Ben Haiman ’09% Russ Schmeiser ’71Y $500 - $999 John Bonnell ’87 Jeff Colwell ’98% Brad Ertl ’19% Anthony Gargano ’02% Brad Holmstrom ’87Y Jim Krage ’91 Mike Matthews ’18% Steven Nelson ’83% Andy Pomper ’93% Bob Reitsch ’81Y Jon Solfisburg ’92% Jeff Supple ’95% Nick Van Patten ’85% $250 - $499 Brett Barthel ’01% Eric Holman ’99% Ken Oldt ’69Y Mike Paul ’00% Marc Van Bell ’90% $100 - $249 Todd Boever ’91% Kevin Broskow ’17 Mike Curtis ’91 Mikel Derby ’92% Brad Devine ’98% Eric Ernst ’98 Scott Ferguson ’90 John Gaffey ’00% Connor Gifford ’14 John Glynn ’17 Jarrod Hicks ’00% Todd Johnson ’90% Adam King ’00% Rob Knenlein ’98% Chris Krypel ’16 Mike Lazansky ’12 Larry Martin ’65Y Travis McKay ’95% Tony Navickas ’03 Mike Pryor ’17 Mark Stodola ’71 Bill Teigeler ’98% Others Collin Abeln ’19% Mike Buchholz ’91 Felix Caruso ’18 Anthony Celsi ’80 David Faulk ’69 Steve Hamilton ’70% Michael Johnson ’00 Josh Masters ’01% Michael O’Connor ’67 Matt Petti ’08%
Friends of Beta are listed on pages 16-17 and Bridge Builder Society members are listed on page 18.
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
Ryan Reiter ’95% Mike Roupas ’10% Dennis Samuelson ’62% Eli Seeley ’96 Robert Singer ’86 William Stevenson ’52 Maximilian Wolnak ’21
IOWA STATE
$250 - $499 Dave Bobart ’96Y Robert Melocik ’56% Howard Turner ’95% $100 - $249 Steve Scherping ’59% Michael Sondag ’13 Donald Squair ’58% Others John Janezich ’16 Percy Leaper ’58 Conrad Schwab ’63
Grant Glasco ’03% Steve Lafferty ’84 Bill Manning ’80& Dean Skaer ’60& Thomas Tatman ’75% Phil Wright ’58% $100 - $249 Bradley Barth ’90% Loren Conrad ’61% Bill Copher ’81% Ron Holm ’66% Jan Jorgensen ’64% Ralph McFillen ’64% Mike McNeil ’62% Tracy Skipton ’90 Brent Tracy ’85% Others Tom Clark ’71 DeLoss Dodds ’59 Kye Hittle ’99% Fred Isernhagen ’66% Ryan Newton ’08% Stephen Peirce ’66% Brett Rundle ’06 Kent Swartz ’02 Tom Thummel ’62 John Wallerstedt ’63 Jerry Whitt ’63% Alec Williams ’10
$50,000+ Cork Peterson ’66O $5,000 - $9,999 Mike Dubes ’66O KANSAS Jud Horras ’97Z $5,000 - $9,999 Jack Petty ’80& Lloyd Kirk ’55& $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $1,838 Keith Davis ’70& Brad Padgett ’83% Todd Peterson ’91t $250 - $499 Dave Soth ’85Y Bill Geiger ’65% $1,839 - $2,499 $100 - $249 Jack Gehring ’76& Joshua Mermis ’98 Ron Sande ’64O Tim Metzler ’78% Heith Sheeley ’01% Scott Murray ’73 $1,000 - $1,838 Tom Payne ’66% E.J. Evans ’71& John Shuss ’72Y Thomas Snyder ’76% John Tulloch ’66% Cole Staudt ’17% Others $500 - $999 Gary Evans ’57 Tom Samuelson ’84& Keith Fevurly ’73 $250 - $499 Steve Guthrie ’76 Robert Arnold ’53% KENTUCKY David Hume ’63 Mike Beda ’69% $10,000 - $24,999 Russell Brownsberger ’02Y Bob Igo ’67 Kyle Lucus ’96& Howard Johnson ’59 Khayree Duckett ’17% $2,500 - $4,999 Allen Kaufman ’77% Bob Morrison ’52& Gammon Fain ’18% Jeff Larkin ’06 $100 - $249 Cody Williams ’16Y William Matthews ’58 Rick Burton ’73% $1,000 - $1,838 Craig Cobb ’95% Chris Cooley ’15% KANSAS STATE David Gridley ’65 Mike Rowland ’91Y $10,000 - $24,999 Jack Guinn ’70% $500 - $999 Todd Bleakley ’77t Ronald Hoppel ’60% Mike Phelan ’96Y John Dunlap ’73& Brian Johnsen ’69% Blade Rouse ’16% Warren Staley ’65% Larry Johnson ’61 $250 - $499 $5,000 - $9,999 Tyler Naughtrip ’22 Harrison Keith ’21 Chris Althoff ’00t Tony Schippers ’79% $100 - $249 Larry Gibson ’67& Tom Schoelerman ’73% Garrett Anspach ’22 Tom Machin ’55& Others Bharath Chithrala ’19 Jeff Rundle ’03& Dean Anderson ’60Y Ben Conner ’16% Doug Smith ’71& Tim Bergeson ’83 David Greis ’14% Woody Swain ’71& Mark Clingman ’76 Charles Hutchinson ’91% Dan Weaver ’63& Tim Frank ’71% Andrew Jones ’13Y Patrick Woolley ’89& Ken Johnston ’01 Brendan Lucas ’16Y $2,500 - $4,999 Ray Loehr ’74 Rob Mathews ’91Y Gib Benschoter ’87& Steve Martin ’77 Others Matt Dassow ’89& Bob Taylor ’54 Jared Gray ’15% Randy Groves ’78Z Sam Wagner ’21 Darrin Travillian ’96% David Schlaegel ’79Y $1,839 - $2,499 JOHN CARROLL KENYON Nathan Balkenbusch ’14Y $2,500 - $4,999 $500 - $999 John Campbell ’77& Tony Dempsey ’18% Bill Lowry ’56Z Bill Nicholson ’61t C.J. Fovozzo ’23 $1,839 - $2,499 Tom Purinton ’63& Joel Mullner ’07Y Mike Gibbons ’74% $1,000 - $1,838 $100 - $249 $250 - $499 Mike Bennett ’69% Austin Dunlop ’19% Ray Allen ’59% Larry Bramlage ’73Z Others William Lippert ’07 Drake Knapp ’66Y Nick Orlando ’11 $100 - $249 $500 - $999 Brian Pestotnik ’12% Allen McCormick ’55% JD Keith ’86& Sean Smith ’22 Others Pat Robinson ’78& Dave Carter ’71 JOHNS HOPKINS Paul Swartz ’64& David Graham ’81 $1,000 - $1,838 $250 $499 Spencer Morgan ’01 Fred Brown ’73% Paul Attwater ’83Y Lawrence Schmidlapp ’67 $500 - $999 Peter Carter ’04% Samuel Todd ’76% Carlos Capellan ’00Y Mike Elwell ’70% KETTERING A Jack Erkmann ’02% $10,000 - $24,999 Josue Tello ’09&
Beta supporters who made gifts between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025.
$500 - $999 Matt Lepkowski ’98% $250 - $499 Isaac Meadows ’11% $100 - $249 Trent Sutherland ’10% Others Miles Brillinger ’18 Cameron Craik ’20 Ryan Dickinson ’03 Jerico Markel ’19 Sean O’Brien ’06 Isaac Parker ’16 Joe Warren ’18 Ryan Wills ’03
KETTERING B
Jon Stromberg ’58 Duffy Thomas ’91 John Thorse ’55% Bruce Wenger ’89& Others Eric Armour ’07 Ned Carleton ’66 Nikolas Hoel ’99 Jelani Jones ’22 Dick Lang ’61% Peter McGaffigan ’87% Todd Mitchell ’65% Darren Opel ’95 Chris Porter ’74 Liam Traynor ’23
LEHIGH
$500 - $999 $250 - $499 Alex Irwin ’20% Jim Huston ’69% $250 - $499 $100 - $249 Andy Breed ’12% Bob Kirchberger ’69% Robert Brown ’10% Les Minnich ’89% Brandon Dombrowski ’16% Henry Schlenker ’66 Kevin Sims ’16% Others $100 - $249 Andreas Dianna ’86 Jordan Fundaro ’18% William Low ’64 Jon Harris ’23 John McGarry ’61 Kurt Morse ’16% Eric Snyder ’89 Others LOUISVILLE Mark Foster ’22 $2,500 - $4,999 Jorge Horcasitas ’13% Stavan Bhatt ’98& Nick Misiolek ’15% Jim Howard ’93& Josh Sherrow ’24 $1,839 - $2,499 KNOX Mike Adams ’77& $1,000 - $1,838 Dave Schawe ’06Y Zane Carlson ’16Y $1,000 - $1,838 $250 - $499 Robert Butler ’71% Alex Contreras ’18 $500 - $999 $100 - $249 Brad Ayres ’91% George Diepenbrock ’04% $250 - $499 Pete Holstrom ’66% Todd Schmiedeler ’96% Others $100 - $249 Kevin Beck ’10 Michael Driver ’02 Duke Botthof ’65 Bill Schmitt ’74 Jack Cutright ’63 Scott Sheffield ’71% Jesse Dabson ’83 Jakob Sherrard ’23 Adam Davis ’18 Scott Wantland ’98 Steve Ellingson ’97 Others Gary Jantho ’89 Cedric Fenn ’20 Stephen Johnson ’67 Glen Gnadinger ’18 Joy Kannookaden ’17 Dennis Miller ’72% Tom Maibach ’64 John Smith ’74 Wayne Parks ’64 Brian Wilson ’05 Nick Ryan ’18 LOYOLA CHICAGO Wayne Steward ’66 Others Matthew Surprenant ’17 Adam Gentry ’21
LAWRENCE
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT
$25,000 - $49,999 $1,000 - $1,838 Amar Budarapu ’87t Daen Ekpa ’10% $5,000 - $9,999 $100 - $249 Kris Swanson ’87& Brian Webber ’09& $500 - $999 Others Bergy Berganini ’59Y Tom Martin ’08Y $250 - $499 LSU Tim Dieter ’23 Others Martin Gradman ’62% Dylan Celeste ’23 Daniel Martin ’07% Dave Schnackenberg ’90% Brad Rosenston ’22 LYNCHBURG $100 - $249 $1,839 - $2,499 Daniel Hertel ’09% Charlie Warner ’87& Ted Katzoff ’65% Adam Locke ’03% MAINE Gus Olson ’57 $500 - $999 Ryan Randall ’93% Curtis Burrill ’04Y Jay Roahen ’66% George Pullen ’03%
$250 - $499 David Pfaefflin ’01% $100 - $249 Rob Brewer ’98% William Burns ’88 Nick Gauvin ’06% Jay Wiltbank ’08 Others John Heyer ’57 Richard Hogan ’60% Nathan Oakes ’09
MARYLAND
$1,839 - $2,499 Mark Slaney ’92& $500 - $999 Casey Gomes ’02& Tom Labanowski ’90& $250 - $499 Alex Lee ’92% $100 - $249 Alan Wagman ’91% Gene Wasserman ’92 Others Jim Karanikas ’83 Noah Miller ’19 Alex Villareal ’93
MIAMI
$50,000+ Tom Smith ’50O $10,000 - $24,999 Jack Deyo ’69Z Zac Haines ’05Z Bill Haywood ’74t Brad Trucksis ’75& $5,000 - $9,999 Jeff Anderson ’75t Jonathan Brant ’75Z Art Reimers ’77t Bob Schneebeck ’55Z $2,500 - $4,999 Pete Barnhart ’66& Michael Breck ’77% Phil Fernandez ’06& Wick Hartung ’75& Tom Kinder ’76& Jeff Newton ’77O $1,839 - $2,499 Bill Alderman ’67& Jim Colley ’79& Brian Fey ’00Y Gus Goshorn ’73% Glenn Pryor ’78Y Mitch Rales ’78Z Jeff Smith ’73Y Bob Wertz ’61& $1,000 - $1,838 Mark Alder ’76& Phil Conover ’68Y Phil Cottrell ’77% Scott Fessenden ’74& Luke Kenley ’67Y Bill Kimbrough ’74% Steve Martineau ’66& Scott McCrea ’75% Brad Miller ’75% Gerry Miller ’69% Wayne Nelson ’67Y Steve Retzsch ’76% Steve Smith ’75% Steve Stocker ’81& Tom Stuckey ’76& Charley Teckman ’51& Pete Van Zant ’77%
ANNUAL REPORT P.10 | P.60 FALL 2025
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
DONOR LEGEND JUNE 1, 2024– MAY 31, 2025
Auto-Kai donors shown in BLUE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES
Shrine On High............$5 Million+ G Old Main..............................$1 Million % Campanile..........................$500,000 O Chautauqua.......................$250,000 t Diamond...............................$100,000 Z Rose........................................$50,000 & Founders’...............................$25,000 & President’s............................$10,000 Y Loving Cup..............................$5,000 % Beta.............................................$1,000 TOTAL YEARS GIVING
5+ 10+ 15+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 50+ $500 - $999 Ted Brown ’76% Dick Christie ’69Y Steve Covault ’76% Bill Elliott ’73% Tommy Finn ’23 Kyle Fischer ’20% Jay Foran ’76 Skip McCallum ’59& Jim McClanahan ’60& Bill Moore ’76% Tim Pistell ’69Y Bill Rutledge ’05Y Gary Shipley ’73% Jim Sommer ’57Y Carl Tinstman ’67Y Ralph Tschantz ’75 Doug Wagner ’78& Jake Whelan ’07Y Mike Yukevich ’92Y $250 - $499 Jack Alderman ’70% Jeff Barefoot ’74% Joe Budde ’06Y Wick Chadwick ’71% Mike Curran ’80Y Jay Ellis ’77Y Tom Fey ’68& Tom Fox ’85% David Gilreath ’78% Peter Gilreath ’82% Bill Gregory ’62% John Hart ’81 Joe Jackson ’82% Scott Jamieson ’76% David Kenley ’68% Tom Loeb ’68& Marc MacKeigan ’75 Jim Neef ’53Y Joe Petras ’72Y Gary Riddle ’77& Brent Soller ’03% Mark Stephan ’80% John Stuckey ’66& $100 - $249 Justin Beck ’02Y Andy Bell ’67% Chip Clark ’81% Tom Cleverdon ’67Y John Czyzycki ’87% Jim Deuser ’69 Marc Fey ’77%
Woody Fitton ’82 Jim Glasgow ’55% Rick Graves ’71% Bob Haines ’67% John Hocking ’48% Scott Hoyer ’91% Charlie Isaly ’66 Jim Kestner ’71% Phil Knox ’68& Jack Marple ’72% David Myers ’82% Jim Mynhier ’82% Bob Olson ’54% Steve Otey ’79% Donald Paynter ’68% Tom Pierce ’77% Calloway Robertson ’81Y Bill Ross ’68% Tom Semans ’78 Jeff Sherman ’83% Tom Skoulis ’79% John Slavens ’67% Ben Suffron ’74Y Glenn Trout ’89% Craig VanHorsten ’73 Hew Wells ’64Y James Whaley ’77% Ben Willingham ’84% Others Ken Boyer ’72% Dan Brower ’79 Jim Bullock ’84 Henry Carnes ’18 Tom Clark ’72% Philip Cook ’67 Jack DeLaet ’24 David Doyle ’72% Tom Edwards ’74 Mark Flanigan ’81 Jay Fry ’52% Jay Geiser ’76 Rob Haley ’84 Wayne Helfrich ’57% Hayden Hoogerhyde ’21 Bill Horrigan ’54 Trevor Johansen ’19 Randy Kirschner ’74% Jeff Koons ’70 Locks Locker ’75 Peter Matty ’67% Andrew McLeese ’21 Jeremy Moore ’02 Tom Moorhead ’69 Massillon Myers ’20 Armando Ocando ’11 Alex Orr ’21 Robert Pickton ’69 Bill Ress ’55%
MIAMI (FLA.)
$5,000 - $9,999 Peter Darrow ’09& Others Joe Bonner ’17% Jorge Casariego ’10 Jeremy Crystal ’09 Graham Purdy ’09 Andrew Willert ’09
MICHIGAN
$1,839 - $2,499 Dipper DiPaolo ’78& Karl Edelmann ’86& $1,000 - $1,838 Jon Ahearn ’14%
P.61 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.11
$500 - $999 David Barbour ’62Y Bruce Douglas ’65& Ian Ross ’21 $250 - $499 Philip Balkema ’65 Roger Helman ’89% Chris Litrel ’87Y Russell Monahan ’75 Joe Salata ’78% $100 - $249 Jim Denbo ’63& Clifford Galen ’60% Stephen Kott ’56% Bill Meeske ’69% Stu Pettitt ’72 Pete Speer ’91 Norman Wilhelmsen ’68 Others Bob Heitzman ’66 Richard Hodgson ’85 Christopher Keane ’74 Patrick Livingston ’61 Nathan Satterfield ’23 Rick Schaefer ’61 Jonathan Walker ’70
MICHIGAN STATE
$1,839 - $2,499 Dan Reason ’57& $1,000 - $1,838 Corey Bordine ’89% Mark Theoharous ’83Y $500 - $999 Chris Bailo ’81 Jim Kohl ’66% John Lynch ’83Y Paul Pfeiffer ’64% $250 - $499 Jack Collins ’70% Jim Hayden ’60Y Jonathan Kubo ’84& Mat Vanderkloot ’76% $100 - $249 Al Dominick ’66% David Gill ’94 William Jordan ’62 David Kirkpatrick ’82% Bo Zielke ’60 Others Alex Haddad ’15 Keith Loch ’87 David Martino ’75 Eric Peterson ’64% John Raut ’68 Patrick Robinson ’15 Don Sawyer ’61
$1,839 - $2,499 Jeff Greiner ’80t Justin Miller ’00& $500 - $999 Colin Close ’13Y Scott Heineman ’03& Evan Jobin ’18% Bruce Johnson ’61% Jim Keeler ’89& Branden Peterson ’05% Reece Quesnel ’13% David Servais ’92% $250 - $499 Brent Anderson ’85Y Travis Fischer ’05% Mike Kokkinen ’00& Ty Leech ’17% Dixon Tews ’63% $100 - $249 Bob Alliegro ’84 Aaron Docken ’06 Jan Ebbert ’63% Dick George ’66% Steven Kanner ’83 Bill Madden ’86 Ryan Marek ’12% Scott Martin ’89 Noah McHale ’14% Charles Suk ’68 Others Aaron Jastrow ’89% Alex Jobin ’16% Jake Polzin ’24 Jeremy Weidman ’03%
MISSISSIPPI
$10,000 - $24,999 Lee Bethay ’82& $5,000 - $9,999 Wylie Richards ’69& $250 - $499 Austin Jones ’15 Andy Smith ’16% Scooter Smith ’15% $100 - $249 Sam Endicott ’72 Gabe Harrison ’07% Michael Harrison ’68% Kyle Hathaway ’01 Others Terry Algood ’69 Brian Bonick ’21 Kerby Bowling ’77 John Glenn ’82% Gary Whitener ’68 Taylor Williams ’19
MISSOURI MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE $50,000+ $2,500 - $4,999 Woody Ratterman ’95& $1,839 - $2,499 Scott Fussell ’95& Chuck Graves ’94& $500 - $999 Jim Lloyd ’96% $100 - $249 John Pritchard ’95 Bill Walker ’91 Others Wes Hinton ’94 Dustin Winslow ’94
MINNESOTA
$5,000 - $9,999 Nick Lampi ’99&
Bert Bates ’49O $5,000 - $9,999 John Hillhouse ’69t Bob Selsor ’82Y $2,500 - $4,999 Robert Shamberger ’71& $1,839 - $2,499 Steve Gardner ’79Y Robert Healy ’64Z Hank Plain ’80Z $1,000 - $1,838 Jeff Dritley ’78& Hank Robertson ’51Z Bill Stone ’65Y Marc Swartz ’69Y $500 - $999 Gene Bradley ’64% Milton English ’66%
Pat Lujin ’88% Tim Petersen ’88% $250 - $499 Adam Braverman ’85% Paul Combs ’87% Buddy Leech ’64% Bill Plummer ’67% $100 - $249 Ralph Babb ’71 Phil Brown ’59% Patrick Douglas ’96 Kerry Douglas ’68% Ken Geel ’67% Viga Hall ’51% Charles Hight ’60% Stephen Limbaugh ’51% Bill Price ’63Y Paul Pritchard ’66 James Towler ’84% Bob Toy ’86% Newt Wakeman ’59 Others Don Barbour ’60 Linton Bartlett ’86 Matthew Del Pizzo ’93 Sid Douglas ’80 Terry Dunaway ’61 Michael Haley ’74 Mark Hammett ’99 Tom Hankins ’74 Shannon Hessemyer ’97 John Morgenson ’79 John Nicol ’66 Richard Ott ’82% Jay Preston ’08 Chuck Stillwell ’70 Jon Valuck ’83% Howard Wright ’62
MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY Others Shiraz Daud ’96 Thomas Green ’16 Casey Prough ’01
MIT
$25,000 - $49,999 Mike Feinstein ’82% $5,000 - $9,999 John Chisholm ’84Z $2,500 - $4,999 Ken Bryan ’88t Alan Laves ’82Z Jay Watkins ’90& $1,839 - $2,499 Godard Abel ’93& Simeon Chow ’77& $1,000 - $1,838 Mark Cooper ’91& Crash Tung ’86t $500 - $999 Gary Bickel ’61Y Noah Breslow ’97Y Gary Henderson ’82Y Michael Monsler ’64% $250 - $499 Erik Abernathy ’93 Larry Hoover ’57& John Kerins ’80Y David Krall ’82& Bill Maimone ’84& Spike McGovern ’89& John Sell ’91Y John Springsteen ’91& Richard Steines ’84%
AUTO-KAI CLUB AND PLEDGED SUPPORT 326 recurring donors $145,414 raised in FY25 In total, brothers and Friends of Beta pledged $418,634 to the Beta Leadership Fund in FY25. This recurring and pledged support highlights the sustainable, predictable impact that allows Beta to plan for the future with confidence.
WHY YOUR RECURRING GIFT MATTERS Together, Auto-Kai and multi-year BLF pledges create a foundation of reliability. This ongoing generosity empowers Beta to: • Forecast programs with confidence • Invest in long-term leadership initiatives • Deliver life-changing experiences to collegians and alumni alike
Automate your BLF giving and join the Auto-Kai Club at beta.org/autokai.
Friends of Beta are listed on pages 16-17 and Bridge Builder Society members are listed on page 18.
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
Bob Struble ’85& Randy West ’93% $100 - $249 Frank Aguirre ’91 Ed Bell ’58% Mark Bouchard ’84% Kenneth Chay ’91% Andrew Chess ’86 Bill Chesterson ’82% John Coggeshall ’66 Jim Cureton ’89% Seth Davis ’83% Tony DiPesa ’86% Brian DiVasta ’95 Tuan Elstrom ’91 Lampros Fatsis ’77 Daniel Frankel ’89 Bob Grant ’64& Christian Hamer ’94% Robert Harris ’81Y Tom Hauer ’79% David Kramer ’88 Roger Lacy ’79% Frank Leibly ’93Z Allan MacLaren ’60% Bob Malster ’56% Herman Marshall ’78& Rob Mentle ’88 David Milich ’82t Chris Mottes ’90 Michael Rechtin ’89% Tom Rooze ’85 Tyler Schoulte ’21 Mehul Shah ’01 Michael Skillingberg ’75 Rob Ullman ’94 Alex Virgilio ’92% Others Chris Briere ’19 Rich Carpenter ’64% Raysh Daub ’70 Michael DeCavalcante ’87 David Dellagrotte ’90 Anand Devendran ’99 Wilf Gardner ’69 Peter Gaston ’81& Gary Gibian ’71 Dan Kramer ’83 John Lamy ’68 David Lineman ’85% Jeff Murray ’71 William Nolan ’24 Bob Ramstad ’90& Phil Robinson ’61 Alex Ross ’61% Nico Salinas ’21 Ken Shine ’85% Steve Silberberg ’83 Ben Silverman ’88 Victor Sinow ’08% Marty St. George ’86Y Bob Wargo ’77%
NEBRASKA
$2,500 - $4,999 Jim Penney ’65Y Mike Wortman ’70& $1,000 - $1,838 Kile Johnson ’66% Carl Mammel ’55& $500 - $999 Bruce McKeag ’68& Bill Pohlman ’62Y
$250 - $499 Craig Christiansen ’73% Scott Greenwood ’74Y John Hancock ’69% Jon Hinrichs ’64% Scott Ingham ’15 Hal Johnson ’61Y Jerry Marples ’60% John Meese ’73% Preston Mesick ’06% Kenton Moore ’09% Don Stokes ’62Y $100 - $249 BC Christenson ’70% Craig Colburn ’65% Larry Dlugosh ’65% Larry Frolik ’66% Kip Hirschbach ’68 Jim Humphry ’65% Max Martin ’70% Todd Mattox ’02Y John McCollister ’70 Neil Moseman ’83% Lee Peterson ’61% Bob Purcell ’65% Jim Rembolt ’65% Drew Stange ’83% Philip Swaim ’63 Steve Williams ’75% Tom Williams ’70% Brian Worrall ’80 Others Bill Buntain ’84 Chris Costello ’91 Andy Cunningham ’71 Gene Hammond ’68 John Hanneman ’73 Dave Humphry ’62% Steve Hutchins ’67 Barry Johnston ’66 Mark Larsen ’79 Gary Matson ’63 Dave Nikunen ’83 Charlie Packard ’71 Frank Robinson ’61 Mac Ryder ’61% David Smith ’64 Duane Sullivan ’71% Grant Vicich ’02 Don Walla ’74 Bob Whitmore ’71% Kevin Woolworth ’20
NEW JERSEY
Others Zack Bacino ’23 Joey Baldofsky ’19 Chris Blakeley ’19
NORTH CAROLINA
$500 - $999 Rick Spangler ’71& $100 - $249 Peter Cleveland ’78% Pax Glenn ’58% Jimmy Hart ’80 Ed Pagett ’67% Bob Sevier ’62% Reb Thomas ’79% Eric Wagoner ’73% Charles Warren ’61% Others Trip Brown ’61% Jim Crouch ’71 Stephen Cumbie ’70Y
Bill Keesler ’74 Doc Lohr ’58 Bill Stacy ’75 Ralph Whitfield ’81%
NORTH DAKOTA
$250 - $499 Dave Dixon ’58% $100 - $249 Tom Thomas ’58% Others Eric Braasch ’15% Senor Fugere ’63 Myron Johnson ’70% Doug Lewis ’79 Joe Rolfes ’15 Paul Skjervheim ’15%
NORTHEASTERN
$100 - $249 Matt Crimmins ’13 Others Joe Albanese ’17 John Hubbard ’14% Will Pett ’14 Tyler Wong ’16
NORTHWESTERN
$5,000 - $9,999 John Mutz ’57Z $1,839 - $2,499 Justin Rutherford ’00& $1,000 - $1,838 Thomas Greaves ’11% Others Bill Caruso ’55 Lee Enz ’57 David Kahl ’64
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN $1,000 - $1,838 Roger Roa ’02Y $500 - $999 Tony Benza ’10
OHIO
$10,000 - $24,999 Rick Sabol ’77Z $5,000 - $9,999 Randy Greig ’53& $2,500 - $4,999 Randy Apgar ’68& Jim Goddard ’54Z $1,839 - $2,499 Peter Fine ’74& Jeff O’Hara ’69& $1,000 - $1,838 Rick Brown ’65Z Glenn Corlett ’65& John Gainor ’78Y Tommy Raimondi ’16% $500 - $999 Deke Abbott ’61Y Philip Akin ’20 Bob Boyd ’63Y Thomas Brenner ’77% Brian Cain ’91% John Callahan ’56 Robert Castle ’77Y Tom Connors ’66% Carson Crow ’71% Jim Domke ’77% Bruce Dupuis ’72% George Eistetter ’58 Mark Griffith ’78% Chris Hile ’94% Paul Kerschner ’76% Mike Kress ’65&
Beta supporters who made gifts between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025.
OHIO WESLEYAN
$100 - $249 Bob Berry ’70 William Berry ’73 Eric Brigance ’97 Chris Brown ’71% Dewey Chambers ’80& Don Crews ’65% Ronald Cutter ’90 Bradford Hoopes ’76% Thomas Hopwood ’70 Mark Johnston ’79 Derek Kemp ’12 Kenneth Lisle ’73% Curtis McCarty ’92Y Douglas McDonald ’60% Henry Nguyen ’07 Jeffrey Norman ’85% John Ritz ’71% Mike Ritz ’66% Rob Robertson ’84% Steve Sinos ’04 Strat Tolson ’44% Charlie Towe ’85 Others OKLAHOMA Richard Anderson ’82 $10,000 - $24,999 Logan Beall ’12% Link Barr ’85% Ken Beard ’75 Robert Beall ’80O Joe Bell ’59 Mike Bickford ’80O Charlie Bethea ’67 $2,500 - $4,999 Jeffrey Bissinger ’15 Andy Bishop ’75Z Brad Brown ’07 Tom McCasland ’56 G Gary Brown ’74% Thomas Norris ’56& Tony Bumpas ’76 Don Smith ’58Z Robert Byrd ’97 $1,839 - $2,499 Patrick Campbell ’74% Steve Glasser ’70& Don Carey ’61 Arthur Thompson ’66& Danny Craig ’03 Lance Tolson ’82& Joey Depner ’23 $1,000 - $1,838 Koby Harrington ’09% Michael Hall ’88Y Joe Kokojan ’06% Bob Klabzuba ’71Z Bryan Lansford ’85 Carlisle Mabrey ’66t OHIO STATE Tim Larason ’62 $500 - $999 $1,839 - $2,499 Scott Millington ’81 Rick Schwieterman ’72& George Durfee ’59% Brooks Mitchell ’83% Lane Gibbs ’09% Ralph Talmage ’71& Mitch Neely ’04 Tad Hughes ’85% Bob Taylor ’64& Skip Norris ’66 Scott Lawrence ’67% $250 - $499 Brett Robinson ’86 Cory Lloyd ’10 Dick Foster ’65% Harry Segnar ’67 Tom McCasland ’81O Dan Wigton ’79Y Marc Taylor ’91% Steve Miller ’72% $100 - $249 Steve Taylor ’67 Brian O’Hara ’86% Roger Albrecht ’68& Rodrigo Rivera-Reyes ’15% Carter Williams ’21 Scott Barnes ’78% Grant Wilson ’78% Rich Talley ’74t John Beam ’68& OKLAHOMA STATE $250 - $499 Jon Bennett ’69% $25,000 - $49,999 Zach Allen ’85% Bill Buckham ’67Y Brad Black ’77t Patrick Barnes ’70 John Hopkins ’57% $1,000 - $1,838 Steven Carter ’02 Scott Kraushar ’76% Josh Fairchild ’05Y John Coker ’72% Drew Locaputo ’95% $500 - $999 Christopher Swartz ’66% Charles Cole ’66% Bill Fraser ’84 Renny Collins ’79Y Others $250 - $499 Mark Curnutte ’76% Rick Carpenter ’66 Jerry Fine ’66& Doug Frantz ’66Y Tony Cicatiello ’69% Joe Greenhaw ’83& Randy Helms ’79% William Moshier ’53 Ed Holstein ’54Y John Hillis ’82Y Dave Neff ’74% Dot Thomas ’79& Aaron Hutton ’98 Tom Phillips ’64 $100 - $249 Brad Johnston ’69% Chuck Pond ’62 Edward El Rassi ’08 Paul Keller ’05% Justin Reckers ’03 Kevin Ellington ’60& Burt Lampl ’88% John Rindler ’85 Larry Maguire ’65% Donnie Lehman ’83% Dave Rowlinson ’81 Ron Peterson ’83 Todd Lisle ’84Y Bob Stevenson ’48 George Reed ’83Y Dean Luthey ’76& Jerry Truster ’65 Jeb Reid ’79 David Mueller ’63 Chuck Wright ’62% Neil Rosser ’84% William Nation ’96 David Wright ’67t Stephen Newcombe ’79% Tim Smalley ’60 Chris Wild ’08 Corey Walz ’12% John McKinley ’64Y Tom Morr ’70% Jeff Radomski ’81% Dave Scott ’62% Jim Stagi ’77& Alan Templeman ’63% Bill Whipple ’72Y Steve Zimmerman ’72% $250 - $499 Andrew Berger ’79Y Culby Culbertson ’77% Dan Dahlen ’76% Steve Lesser ’75 Alan Prescott ’78% Bill Roof ’75% Emmett Wilson ’84Y $100 - $249 Dave Cappellari ’77% Gary Harlow ’67% John Holden ’65% Kent Houser ’77% Michael La Beau ’67% Doug Schwarz ’78 Bruce Skala ’88 Dave Wolfe ’64% Jim Young ’68% Others Bob Beles ’64 David Brown ’77 Ron Calhoun ’72Y Denny Conrad ’75 Bob Gruss ’74% Pete Hood ’61% Jim Horn ’68& Donald Hunt ’61 Jerry Lyons ’56 Nate Renwald ’96 Caleb Saunders ’20 Pete Shilling ’65% Jamison Vaughn ’14
$1,000 - $1,838 Marty Haskell ’68& $500 - $999 Larry Linderer ’55% Tom Tatham ’56% $250 - $499 Eric Eickhoff ’00& Bob Walters ’73% $100 - $249 Thomas Chimples ’81% Dick Currie ’58 Others Bruce Crittenden ’59 Mike Dove ’55 Matt Garrison ’99% Jack Hahn ’55% Rick Hursh ’70% Jud Knox ’70 Steve Sherwood ’70 Lee Szambecki ’98% John Turner ’61 Fred Yost ’73
ANNUAL REPORT P.12 | P.62 FALL 2025
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
DONOR LEGEND JUNE 1, 2024– MAY 31, 2025
Auto-Kai donors shown in BLUE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES
Shrine On High............$5 Million+ G Old Main..............................$1 Million % Campanile..........................$500,000 O Chautauqua.......................$250,000 t Diamond...............................$100,000 Z Rose........................................$50,000 & Founders’...............................$25,000 & President’s............................$10,000 Y Loving Cup..............................$5,000 % Beta.............................................$1,000
OREGON STATE
$1,839 - $2,499 Bruce Levering ’76& $250 - $499 Dan Sheldon ’83 $100 - $249 Steven Anderson ’79 Arlen Borgen ’56% Tom Cox ’55% Jim Fortner ’85 Craig Weigand ’78 Others Jerry Boucock ’67 Michael Deats ’86% Terry Gardner ’70 Dave Oehling ’63 Kevin Ricker ’96% Art Sasaki ’66 Christopher Sims ’18 Morris Stimson ’59
$100 - $249 John Chouinard ’69% Alex Gardner ’11% Others Tom Berg ’69% Ray Conner ’88& Chris Craney ’70% Craig Haines ’69 Karl Leaverton ’78% James Lentz ’78% Jim Lonsbery ’76 Jeff Tyner ’73 Jack Whittall ’79 Brennan Wilder-Gold ’20
PURDUE
$25,000 - $49,999 Jim Corliss ’61& TOTAL YEARS GIVING John Young ’56t 5+ 10+ 15+ 20+ Chad Zamarin ’98t 30+ 40+ 50+ $10,000 - $24,999 Jay Merrell ’81& PACIFIC Bob St. Jean ’69& Others Others $5,000 - $9,999 Jasper Chuang ’19 Doug Anderson ’76 John Laurie ’86& Cameron Cornell ’17 Bert Belanger ’79& David McKinley ’69Y Rhett Kilgore ’14 Sam Cieminski ’19 Cary Wood ’89& Mason Miguel ’21 Larry Cooper ’53 $2,500 - $4,999 PENN STATE George Crawford ’83 Dave Cox ’63& $500 - $999 Tom Feagins ’81 $1,839 - $2,499 Nick Gummo ’13% Chuck Hensley ’67Z Rick Bond ’79& $250 - $499 Lee Jeffrey ’63 Matt Bundy ’99& Peter Bossis ’73Y Russ Katigan ’05 Kevin Comer ’71& $100 - $249 Terry Kern ’66& Tom Hoover ’82& Marco Dellaria ’83% Don Linsenmeyer ’63 Tom Lupfer ’79& Ted Jackson ’54 Dave Lundy ’68 Dave Thompson ’64& Others Ronnie Mauldin ’75 Mike Wells ’75& Les Boeckel ’70 John McKnight ’54 Tim Wilschetz ’83& David Grubbs ’62 Tim Meyer ’64 $1,000 - $1,838 Bill Korner ’67 Tony Miller ’70 Bill Bumpas ’59& Zach Rubin ’06 Millard Prigmore ’61 Terri Earnest ’66Y Bill Torrance ’71 Gregory Schedler ’77 Marc Fooksman ’81% Jim Tudas ’65% Gregory Sharp ’67 $500 - $999 PENNSYLVANIA Jim Skelton ’58 Tom Brazina ’86% $25,000 - $49,999 Bill Snipes ’75% Bud Harman ’51Y Jeff Lieberman ’96 O Tom Snyder ’77& Scott Hayes ’68Y $500 $999 James Spann ’57 Bob McLean ’62Y Jeremie Dufault ’00 Y Tary Wilkinson ’59 Patrick Shanahan ’82% Brian Godfrey ’01Y Fred Wendland ’90% OREGON $100 - $249 $250 - $499 $10,000 - $24,999 John Alsentzer ’54% Jeff Steurer ’02 Spencer Brush ’67Z Jason Aschenbrand ’96% $100 - $249 $5,000 - $9,999 Bob Dempsey ’53% Dick Bond ’68 Art Carmichael ’62t Bob Gosciewski ’79 Jay Carpenter ’76% $500 - $999 Brian Hessel ’90% John DeVries ’63& Alex Tucker ’20% Others Cooper Feeney ’21 $250 - $499 Brian Bohr ’96% Ray Gass ’59% Craig Iverson ’67% Wendell Evans ’87 Page Hoover ’90 Marty Packouz ’69Y Keoni Fox ’96 William Horton ’70% $100 - $249 Russell Landmann ’81 John Kestler ’86% Bill Crist ’68& Alan Pike ’84% Noah Kestler ’23 Ted Gillette ’74& PITTSBURGH Sean Klinger ’17 Karl Koch ’65% $100 - $249 Michael Kosta ’90 Roger Krakow ’75 James DiBitetto ’14% Michael McCoy ’73% Jerry Lewis ’63% Others Lee Saberson ’68 TJ McDonald ’71% Daniel Seach ’18 Stephen Wasserberger ’76% Eli Hoyek ’16 Doug Wheeler ’95 PUGET SOUND Craig Weston ’76 Dave Yoder ’62 $1,839 - $2,499 Sterling Wolfe ’62% Others Don Curtis ’90& Others Andrew Becerra ’17 John Toomer ’84& Bob Arrigoni ’58 Gary Burns ’76 $500 - $999 Jairo Becerra ’23 John Canterbury ’64% Ted Buck ’87Y James Forsloff ’64 Adam Cristo ’62 Collin Lee ’93% Steven Lord ’69 Sean Eddington ’16 $250 - $499 Doug Moore ’69 Jim Eibel ’57% Kevin Bohm ’12 Derek Muir ’04 Noel Lawson ’78 Kim Ward ’66%
P.63 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.13
Ralph Mason ’60 Dick Price ’62% Robert Risser ’63 Ted Schwenke ’55% Dan Weis ’87
QUINNIPIAC
Others Preston Porter ’14
RHODE ISLAND
$2,500 - $4,999 Jeff Flanagan ’93& $100 - $249 Frank Girardi ’98 Francis Troy ’95 Others Jeff Sobel ’93
FOUNDERS
SCHOLARSHIPS Each of the Founders Memorial Scholarship recipients received $2,500, endowed by an estate gift from Robert C. Lafferty, Ohio Wesleyan 1928. JOHN REILY KNOX MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Noah Zahn, Johns Hopkins ’24
ROCHESTER
SAMUEL TAYLOR MARSHALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Alex Houlton, George Mason ’23
ROCKHURST
DAVID LINTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Luke Diener, Oklahoma State ’27
Others Thomas Jeffries ’18 Chris Muller ’18 Others Brandon Hernandez ’19
RUTGERS
$10,000 - $24,999 Ken Grispin ’70t $250 - $499 John Emery ’53% John Huss ’57Y John Indyk ’83% $100 - $249 Bill de Bruin ’60 Kevin Foy ’79% John Jeniec ’71% Ned Jones ’67 Lee Lensky ’77% Edward Lewandowski ’78 Gordon Robinson ’59 Tom Smith ’71 Others Philip Mahalic ’69 Jon Miller ’77 Mike Rocca ’96 Bob Russo ’79 Larry Schnapf ’76 Scot Sofield ’97 Anatoli Welihozkiy ’69
SACRED HEART
Others Nick Zingales ’23
SAINT LOUIS
$250 - $499 Nick Block ’03% Tim Cassady ’06% Josh Simpson ’08% $100 - $249 Jack Joyce ’14% Others Hector Bird ’06% Matthew House ’04
SAN DIEGO
$500 - $999 Nick Hatton ’18% Paul Winterbotham ’12Y $100 - $249 Jordan Lemoine ’16% Fred Myrtle ’11% Others Matt Oden ’12 Taylor Shramo ’11
JAMES GEORGE SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP TJ Hoban, South Carolina ’26 CHARLES HENRY HARDIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Luka DiFilippo, Wabash ’25 JOHN HOLT DUNCAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ethan Walter, Johns Hopkins ’27 MICHAEL CLARKSON RYAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Nathan Balkenbusch, Kansas State ’14 THOMAS BOSTON GORDON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Alec Anstine, Kentucky ’25
NOAH ZAHN
““When I was unsure of my future, a Beta outside my chapter helped me rediscover purpose and direction. Working in his research lab revealed a passion for science I hadn’t realized before, inspiring me to pursue a PhD at Princeton. Though we didn’t know we were both Betas until later, our shared commitment to the Fraternity’s values forged a bond that changed my life. True brotherhood means showing up for others when they need it most.”
$328,682 total student scholarships Student scholarships include merit-based, Men of Principle and affordability scholarships (members and new members).
More information on all scholarships is available at beta.org/scholarships. Friends of Beta are listed on pages 16-17 and Bridge Builder Society members are listed on page 18.
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
SAN DIEGO STATE
Others Brad Abbott ’93 Jason Beeken ’92 Douglas Moore ’76 Thom Singer ’89%
SAN JOSE STATE
$500 - $999 Graeme Newton ’05 $250 - $499 Robert Umstadter ’05% Others Deep Choudhari ’13%
SEWANEE
$250 - $499 Craig Bennett ’09% $100 - $249 Don Krickbaum ’60 Pete Serodino ’56 Others Brown Patterson ’52Y
SMU
$2,500 - $4,999 Mark Griege ’81& $1,839 - $2,499 Jeff Greiner ’80t John Hagerman ’63& David Light ’64Z $500 - $999 Alan England ’63Y Bob McCaskill ’68% $250 - $499 Nick Bastoni ’13% Ed Behnken ’62% Tim Glassco ’97 Jim Grant ’62& $100 - $249 Marc Bateman ’71 Mike Casson ’67% Jeff Eilert ’62% Keith Evans ’67% Jerry Goeden ’17% Bill Hollett ’84% Bob Humburg ’59 Wiley Kirk ’62% Tim Purser ’69 Brad Richardson ’89 Edward Rotenberg ’83% Doug Toole ’64Y Justin Warren ’10% Others Cody Anderson ’14 Tom Cabe ’65 Dale Coco ’68 Gary Grover ’65 Alex Gupta ’12 Dan McClain ’79 Chuck Paul ’72 George Pool ’61 Ken White ’76 Chad Woods ’90
SOUTH CAROLINA
Others Anthony Masie ’24
SOUTH DAKOTA
$2,500 - $4,999 Scott Grotjan ’92& $1,839 - $2,499 John Thietje ’61Z $500 - $999 Chad Robinson ’13% $250 - $499 Kevin McCoy ’72% Mike Serr ’77
$100 - $249 Seth Artz ’05% Austin Bormann ’19 Matt Breske ’01 John McCain ’59 Scott McGregor ’74% Bob Starr ’92 Paul Van Buren ’60% Others David Eiesland ’57 David Gross ’71 Tom Lovell ’76 Kermit Olsen ’62% Steve Skog ’72 Jack Starr ’24 Peter Wagner ’62&
SOUTH FLORIDA
$250 - $499 Kyle Myers ’07% $100 - $249 Richard Dudley ’02% Patrick Emrich ’99 Joe Fisher ’95% David Schmidt ’92& Others Christian Santiago ’20
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA $500 - $999 Gary Kirkpatrick ’75Y Nick Martin ’71% Bill Poland ’71Y $250 - $499 David Kilpatrick ’73 Tom Meade ’60% Louis Sclafani ’77% $100 - $249 Todd Corman ’79 Ralph Dion ’78% Ed Fountain ’59% Jeff Garton ’74% Evan Hunter ’84% Bob Klein ’69% Ron Lane ’56Y Rob Mika ’82% Perry Tarnofsky ’82% Monte Tinkham ’84% Others Tom Booker ’76 Bill Dennis ’59 Gary Eberhard ’60 Chuck Forbes ’51% Mike Grabendike ’77% Fernando Griffiths ’87 Kevin Harrington ’88 Casey Journigan ’74% David Myers ’67% Chris Schaefer ’65 Dareld Shaver ’57 Noel Silverman ’64
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
$10,000 - $24,999 Marty Obst ’03Z $1,839 - $2,499 Andrew Hudgens ’05% $500 - $999 Greg Beckman ’07Y $100 - $249 Jason Corso ’03% Ryan King ’01& Matt McGuire ’14% Jacob Rose ’15% Marty Schuette ’16 Others Jeff Jewett ’01 Darrin Ray ’01
ST. LAWRENCE
$500 - $999 Bill Fox ’75% Steve Sherer ’53Y $250 - $499 Tom Hoffman ’75% Richard Keller ’60Y Allen Splete ’60Y Frank Stritter ’59% $100 - $249 Bill Arthur ’71 Bill Connors ’78 Charles Manger ’94% Chris Mesolella ’84 Thomas Romoda ’65% Guy Schmidt ’55 Others Fernando Campo ’61 Robert Canale ’67 Art Edgren ’59 Jim Gelatt ’66 Peter Guille ’63% Mike Peters ’76% Edward Sharkey ’59 Timothy Stritter ’61 E.B. Wilson ’53&
STANFORD
$100 - $249 Mel Butler ’53 Others John Beaupre ’63 Peter Gregg ’72% Christopher Ryan ’73 Ed Sherer ’58 Tim Timken ’60
STEVENS
$500 - $999 Bill Hutchinson ’73% Mihir Kamat ’93 $100 - $249 Frank Ianna ’71Y Ronald Kravetz ’70% Jeff Lichtenfeld ’11% Don Oseroff ’60 Martin Sopher ’97% Ben Watkins ’13 Ron West ’71% Others John Butler ’74 Eli Laxmeter ’98 Michael Matlosz ’74 Andy Solano ’71 Martin Tomasko ’66 Jay Williams ’82
$1,839 - $2,499 $100 - $249 Charlie Ruff ’15Y Paddy Magliolo ’01 $1,000 - $1,838 Others Austin Marple ’14% Mark Lutz ’13 $100 - $249 Ed Valicek ’91 Tad Balfour ’14 John Wright ’18 Andrew Upton ’15% TEXAS A&M-CC Others Others Carter Gilbert ’10 Braden Armstrong ’12 Randy Jackson-Alvarenga ’12 Chris Reed ’03 John Loucks ’18 Rick Underbrink ’02
TENNESSEE
$5,000 - $9,999 Ted Flickinger ’77& $2,500 - $4,999 Richard Kaniss ’76& $1,839 - $2,499 Jay Monteleone ’98& $1,000 - $1,838 Bob Crawford ’77% David Smith ’75Y $500 - $999 Zac Hyder ’15 Mike Taber ’74& $250 - $499 John Underhill ’13% $100 - $249 Ramsey Blanks ’70% Bill Pflager ’71Y Others Joseph Ford ’81 Kenneth Guthrie ’82 Samuel Howard ’16 Emilio Verastegui ’72 Wilson Wright ’70Y
TENNESSEE TECH
$100 - $249 Dallas Smith ’90% Others Mark Butler ’98 T.J. Rodgers ’01 Bradley Ungurait ’93
TEXAS
$5,000 - $9,999 Bob Hanley ’83t $100 - $249 Roger Baker ’56% Rich Freedland ’73% Clif Heidel ’56% Rob Ross ’93% Others Marc Benshetler ’82& Bob Burwell ’74% Ira Dankberg ’77 Matt DeMarco ’97 Tom Moriarty ’73% Bob Walker ’68 Dan Wojcik ’60
$1,839 - $2,499 David Oxford ’74% $500 - $999 Alfred Macdaniel ’96% Tom Sellers ’80Y $250 - $499 Mac Churchill ’72t Byron LeFlore ’86& Roy Washburn ’68% $100 - $249 Greg Bair ’74% Hardie Bowman ’72 Bob Harpool ’73 Jorge Zamora ’17 Others Charlie Campbell ’24 Craig Clayton ’85% Cody Coe ’92% Dave Cook ’69 Jeff Dillard ’80 Colin Dunning ’20 Ryan Finke ’19 Biff Hupfeld ’66 David Marshall ’74 Trey Moody ’87 Shannon Newberry ’06% Steven Senevey ’62%
$2,500 - $4,999 Kent Mire ’07&
$2,500 - $4,999 Karl Chiao ’90&
SYRACUSE
TCU
Beta supporters who made gifts between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025.
TEXAS A&M
TEXAS AT ARLINGTON $1,000 - $1,838 David Minter ’75& Scott Royal ’91% $500 - $999 Bryan Corser ’85Y Billy Spring ’09 $250 - $499 Jeff Caffey ’90 Ed Wenzel ’72Y Al Wilson ’00 $100 - $249 Steven Brown ’83% Cody Golden ’17 Ryan Hoopes ’07% Jimmie Kellum ’10% Jordan Nash ’23 Others Scott Baughman ’85 Brent Collins ’13 Alex Fuentes ’20 Trey Justice ’15 Sam Majumder ’19 Weldon Moore ’80 Steve Peterson ’89
TEXAS TECH
$5,000 - $9,999 Dean Stalcup ’71Z $1,000 - $1,838 Michael Ralston ’74% $100 - $249 Brandon Anderson ’18 Zach Low ’20 Johnnie Martinez ’18 Others Brad Greer ’75 Mike Martin ’73 Landon McBride ’97% Aaron McMullen ’02 Troy Mitts ’85 Greg Moore ’76 Dwight Roye ’99Y Bobby Wine ’76
TOLEDO
$250 - $499 Michael Kistner ’08Y Others Keith Recknagel ’96
TORONTO
$500 - $999 Douglas Skeffington ’88 $250 - $499 Ken Stephen ’77& Others John Hayhurst ’61 Tony Miller ’88 John Moffat ’54
TRUMAN STATE
$5,000 - $9,999 Jason Waggoner ’04& $2,500 - $4,999 Kurt Munzer ’09Y
Ryan Sather ’98& Marc Tower ’05& $1,000 - $1,838 Sam Murphey ’06& $500 - $999 Gunner Cox-Smith ’14% Kevin Frazer ’05& Remy McClain ’19% Matt Mueller ’14% Jeremy Oliver ’10% Matt Walczewski ’03& Kyle Warren ’15% $250 - $499 Josh Greer ’21% Terry Weber ’01% $100 - $249 Justin Cardwell ’05 Bill Dorner ’97% Eric Hansen ’10% Zach Lepperd ’16% Others Paul Haarmann ’21 Trevor Hatfield ’19 Austin Jarrett ’19 Chuck Perry ’22 Gabe Sander ’17
TULANE
$1,000 - $1,838 Martin Macdiarmid ’65& $250 - $499 Harry Quarls ’74% Terry Schnuck ’75Y $100 - $249 Thomas Duncan ’65 Chris Maher ’77% Emmett Ward ’60 Others Bo Adams ’54 Harold Hattier ’53 Seymour Young ’81
UC BERKELEY
$1,000 - $1,838 Bill Dagley ’81Y $100 - $249 Bud Applegate ’65 George Crist ’67% Others Roger Browning ’62 Bob Burrows ’54% Ryan Nguyen ’18
UC IRVINE
$1,000 - $1,838 Bryant Fiesta ’16% $500 - $999 John Yamashita ’86Y $250 - $499 David DeHuff ’79% Others Christopher Ogilvie ’80% Anthony Pham ’15
UC RIVERSIDE
$2,500 - $4,999 Joel Stern ’94& $500 - $999 Seth Bridge ’93 Others Peter Hosseinpour ’94
UC SAN DIEGO
$100 - $249 Jason Grimm ’18 Bijan Mehryar ’15%
ANNUAL REPORT P.14 | P.64 FALL 2025
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
DONOR LEGEND JUNE 1, 2024– MAY 31, 2025
Auto-Kai donors shown in BLUE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES
Shrine On High............$5 Million+ G Old Main..............................$1 Million % Campanile..........................$500,000 O Chautauqua.......................$250,000 t Diamond...............................$100,000 Z Rose........................................$50,000 & Founders’...............................$25,000 & President’s............................$10,000 Y Loving Cup..............................$5,000 % Beta.............................................$1,000 TOTAL YEARS GIVING
5+ 10+ 15+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 50+ UC SANTA BARBARA $500 - $999 Rob Adam ’91Y Greg Immell ’91%
UCLA
$5,000 - $9,999 Mike Downer ’77t $1,839 - $2,499 Don Grandi ’65& $1,000 - $1,838 Tod Spieker ’71& $250 - $499 Walt Howald ’61% Anthony Kafesjian ’77% Bill Krauch ’66& $100 - $249 Bob Bolster ’88% Stephen Simpkin ’88% John Stanfill ’63% Adrian Whited ’53% Others Michael Casey ’10 Charles Clark ’58% Fred Dorey ’71 Gordon Hess ’62 Roy Nakai ’65 Ryan Nguyen ’10 John Peterson ’55Y Larry Root ’59 John Wilkes ’72
UNION
$100 - $249 Harry Benedict ’57% Martin Tagliaferro ’76 Others Ron Rubin ’76%
UNLV
$10,000 - $24,999 Willie Romero ’95t $100 - $249 Mike Kawazoe ’01%
UTAH
$1,839 - $2,499 Nick Gilson ’03% $1,000 - $1,838 Spence Eccles ’56O $500 - $999 Tom Anderson ’91% Sean Brophy ’90& Robert Clark ’61 BillGaskill ’92%
Brock Griffin ’14% Brent Maxfield ’65Y John Raybould ’97& Dan Thomas ’54% $250 - $499 JB Anderson ’84% John Ashton ’66% Ken Castleton ’61% Jackson Chambers ’12% Cary Dunn ’77 Ridley Heyrend ’16 Gardner Jolley ’66Y John Maynes ’68% Ben Wilson ’87Y $100 - $249 Dillon Bradford ’14 Derek Deitsch ’15% Skip Dobson ’68% Chas Foote ’15Y Lon Richardson ’83 Kevin Shields ’15 Bob Stagg ’67% Arthur Swindle ’65% Mike Warren ’05 Others Tommy Aoki ’01 Paul Barker ’68 Rick Bennion ’65 David Brockbank ’95 Herschel Bullen ’66 Marc Davey ’91 Jolyon Grant ’64 Jack Hammond ’61 Jake Harris ’18 Wes Howell ’60& Jerry Howells ’63Y Kelly Lahey ’71 Jason Lee ’04 Tony Middleton ’61% Joey Pantone ’04 Joseph Paul ’16 Nate Paul ’20 Peter Paulos ’00% Chris Samuels ’16 Bud Scalley ’63 David Sullivan ’62 Milan Uremovich ’65 David White ’09
VANDERBILT
$250 - $499 Jeff Garber ’73Y $100 - $249 John Adams ’97% Dan Connally ’97% Bob Gillespy ’75% Tom Levensailor ’76& Mike Moore ’66 Bill Pease ’77% George Wilson ’70% Others Jim Byassee ’70 James Cain ’96% Doug Connah ’56 Wally Evans ’74 Oscar Fitzgerald ’65 Tommy Gill ’76% Nate Parker ’14 Allen Roach ’69 Doug Sanford ’70 Dana Starr ’69 Bill Watson ’77 Weldon White ’64
P.65 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.15
VILLANOVA
$5,000 - $9,999 Steve Ferri ’94& $2,500 - $4,999 Mike Okenquist ’94& $250 - $499 Sam Beecher ’18 Jason Williams ’06%
VIRGINIA
$500 - $999 Malcolm Andrews ’89% William Thomas ’85% $100 - $249 Frank Briggs ’65% Guy Fritts ’64Y Anthony Salgado ’84% Philip Viles ’68% Others Bart DeForrest ’69 Joseph Garland ’63 Tom Mangas ’90 Rob Rainey ’59 Clif Sevachko ’80 Chuck Spence ’64
VIRGINIA TECH
$5,000 - $9,999 Doug Stewart ’83& $2,500 - $4,999 Wayne Kay ’73Z $1,839 - $2,499 Brian DeWyer ’82Y $500 - $999 Charlie Comer ’75& Warren Hall ’75Y John Hook ’01% Jim Strawbridge ’84% Dan Westra ’76t $250 - $499 David Campbell ’07% Brad England ’85% Jim Hudson ’78Y Ed Miller ’86% Jeff Moore ’13% Timothy Shaffrey ’87 $100 - $249 Steve Brylski ’06% Brian Cory ’78 James Drew ’75 Steve Headrick ’95 Jeffrey Kellam ’85% Jim Kurz ’88Y Bryan Laske ’89% Marc Nester ’97 Doug O’Leary ’77 Bill Pollard ’86 Reiner Schmedes ’86 Bob Steele ’82% Kurt Vernon ’02 T. O. Williams ’81 Others Vince Conicelli ’07 Rob Copeland ’08 Mark Edwards ’78 Robert Haas ’75 Matt Hoffner ’13 Alan Lattimer ’91 Steve Paine ’74% Daniel Plumley ’81 Pat Reddan ’92 Scott Reddan ’81 Joey Smiley ’00 Bill Wisegarver ’77
WABASH
Mack Guffin ’75 WASHINGTON IN ST. LOUIS Nick Guzik ’02 $50,000+ $5,000 - $9,999 Lee Jones ’60% Bob Grand ’78O Aaron Kozuki ’05& Jim Joven ’89 $25,000 - $49,999 $500 - $999 Kenneth Koepke ’68 Tom Klingaman ’52Z Dave Compton ’80% Chuck Kraft ’68% $10,000 - $24,999 $250 - $499 Mel Machuca ’66 Adam Collins ’02Z Jim Bierman ’67% Rob McCourt ’02 $5,000 - $9,999 Don Schmuck ’58Y Thad Miller ’87 Jim Snyder ’82Z $100 - $249 Ron Nichols ’64% $2,500 - $4,999 Curt Beck ’75% Kasey Oetting ’15 Jim Carroll ’65& Rob Fox ’14 Matt Olivarez ’08 $1,839 - $2,499 Bob Frick ’60% George Seidensticker ’57& Eric Schoettle ’93 Paul Jan ’99 Alex Schrader ’14 $1,000 - $1,838 Fred Meloan ’60% Brian Shelbourne ’12 Aaron Selby ’06% Gerald Sauer ’72 Nick Sommer ’15 $500 - $999 Butch Welsch ’63% Kyle Stucker ’17 Bob Brandt ’77& David Yarian ’69% Bill Thompson ’62& John Roberts ’83& Others Robert Witherspoon ’65 Stephen Rogers ’77% Terry Altman ’73% John South ’95% Jack Chinn ’69 WASHINGTON $250 - $499 John Cole ’79% $50,000+ Derick Busenbark ’03% Josh Gantz ’05 Bruce Nordstrom ’55% Jeff Davidson ’70% Chris Gianoulakis ’66 $25,000 - $49,999 Jake German ’11 Chuck Harmon ’62 Don Rhodes ’58Z Ryan Grand ’08% Hank Jonas ’72 $500 - $999 Sam Hildebrand ’61Y Bob Little ’62 Joel Bloomer ’61% Gordie Huncilman ’78% Roy Phillips ’74% John Clees ’70% Chris Keele ’81% Alec Williams ’14 Mike Delay ’85Y Donavan White ’12% Robert Young ’62% $250 - $499 Andy Wilkinson ’83% Ward Bushnell ’68Y WASHINGTON STATE $100 - $249 $100 - $249 $1,839 - $2,499 Ron Berg ’69 Donald Andrews ’73% Bob Hall ’67& Greg Birk ’77 Bob Armstrong ’59 Jack Simpson ’60& Jeff Birk ’74 Bert Byrne ’57% $1,000 - $1,838 Cal Black ’66& Reilly Hall ’77% Jeff Fisher ’80t Doug Burns ’61% Bert Johnson ’63% $250 - $499 Phil Coons ’67 Ray Lee ’52% Tyler Hayes ’15% Craig Demaree ’02 Dave Mullins ’60% Kellen LaVigne ’12% Jack Engledow ’53% Bob Norman ’62% Dan Young ’83Y John Flanagan ’66% Glenn Paulson ’66Y $100 - $249 Kyle Grand ’11% Walter Robinson ’63% Gary Marks ’73Z Dave Gullion ’02 Doug Smith ’75% Riley Kelly ’77 Jeff Harkness ’78 Bruce Winter ’64 Jack Pappas ’16% John Herrin ’66% Others Ken Robertson ’74% Michael Huber ’82% Chuck Barbo ’63 Donald Schacht ’69% Jim John ’86% Bob Bender ’58% Duke Simpson ’70& Mike Keele ’78% John Bertram ’69 Bill Stauffacher ’89 G.B. Landrigan ’85 Bobby Erickson ’82 Others Mike Lewinski ’82% Gordie Gering ’60% Matthew Camel ’02 Joe Motuliak ’05 Tom Malone ’68 Bob Crabb ’55 Rex Ryker ’97 Gary Messer ’80 Cameron Dime ’84 Caleb Selby ’04 Justin Patrick ’14 Michael Gimbol ’67 Cameron Starnes ’04 Scott Pinckney ’61% John Glass ’76 Raymond Swisher ’77 Cameron Plymale ’03 Stephen Henderson ’71 David Tate ’78% WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON Don Horner ’54 Elliot Vice ’06 Jerry Johnson ’59 $1,000 - $1,838 Mark Winter ’75% Brad Liebrecht ’07 Brian Knapp ’69Y Others Trevor McBride ’19 $100 - $249 Austin Althoff ’14% Brion Potter ’76 Victor Lazzaro ’67 Rolf Amsler ’63 John Sheridan ’68 Others J.B. Bachman ’61% Bern Smith ’62 Patrick Corwin ’20 Tom Billings ’63 Bud Williamson ’52 Charlie Foss ’64% Brent Bridwell ’03 Edward Fox ’91 WEBER STATE Kevin Casey ’05 Dan Frantz ’63 $100 - $249 Alex Clauser ’15 Phil Kerin ’81 Brian Motes ’89% Travis Daugherty ’02 John Succop ’69 Chris Stout ’92 Gary Dillon ’68% Others WASHINGTON AND LEE Dave Dumser ’74 Barry Lucero ’84 $100 - $249 Eric Engledow ’05 Steven Welker ’77 Sam Frazier ’66 % J. D. Flynn ’00% Maury Wheatley ’87 Others Cleve Francoeur ’13 Lew Walton ’70 WESLEYAN Ben Froedge ’07 $100 - $249 Casey Gioielli ’03 Dick Cavanagh ’68Y Andrew Gonczarow ’22 Joel Johnson ’64%
Friends of Beta are listed on pages 16-17 and Bridge Builder Society members are listed on page 18.
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
Others Douglas Blazey ’65 Allan Burman ’66 Charles Sieger ’66 Mark Simmons ’14 Warren White ’71
WEST VIRGINIA
$250 - $499 Arch Moore ’73 $100 - $249 Timothy Cross ’69 Dan Davisson ’70% Jack Heyl ’75% Bob Tebay ’56 Others Cloyd Conner ’65 Jim Fanok ’75 Alex Fortuna ’75 Jacob Gatrell ’62 Bill George ’94% Page Hamrick ’66 Don Hogan ’73 Frank Kidd ’92 Lee Thomas ’03
WESTERN MICHIGAN Others Donn Fresard ’81
WESTERN ONTARIO
$250 - $499 Michael Aniballi ’87% Doug Reid ’58& $100 - $249 Kelly Dudgeon ’91% Others Carlyle D’Souza ’80 Gary Lyon ’79 Kosta Orfanidis ’03 Paul Romanson ’72%
WESTERN RESERVE
$50,000+ Walt Kalberer ’55Z $500 - $999 Tom Lipton ’63Z $250 - $499 Paul Christ ’59% $100 - $249 Dennis Block ’69 Bill Koenig ’66Y Jack Moskal ’58& Others David Agle ’54% Clarence Chinn ’56% Jim Gulick ’57 Jack Haplea ’63% Jim Stewart ’64
WESTMINSTER
$1,839 - $2,499 Kirk Carpenter ’65& Ted Planje ’68& Ned Williams ’82Z $500 - $999 Mike Esser ’70% Rich Walton ’70Y Mark Wilson ’81& $250 - $499 Stephen England ’68% Bill Gilbert ’78% David Woosley ’81% $100 - $249 Russ Bennett ’67% Larry Condie ’65Y Cham Johnston ’74 Tom Kokjer ’78% Bill Lange ’68%
Harry Ruth ’75 Jeffrey Sanders ’79% CT Sharp ’60% Jake Van Dyke ’70 James Williams ’86% Others Buell Applebury ’69 John Blaisdell ’94 David Boyce ’68 David Burg ’82% Jace Christopher ’20 James Ketchum ’50 Hunter Mulholland ’23 Curt Paddock ’73% Tim Walkenhorst ’00 Todd Watts ’92
WHITMAN
$25,000 - $49,999 Bill Smead ’80Z $1,000 - $1,838 Larry Stone ’77& $250 - $499 David Kennedy ’61% Dave Morris ’67% $100 - $249 Lewis Hale ’70% Kieran Illes ’76 Bruce Woods ’79% Others John Hale ’66 Todd Hummel ’76 Robert Juul ’65 Douglas Lyons ’59 Stephen McDuffie ’87% Michael Rabin ’68 Mike Schultz ’67 Kip Schwarzmiller ’72 Syd Tate ’57%
WICHITA STATE
$50,000+ Rick Johnson ’67Z $2,500 - $4,999 Steven Sutherland ’74& $500 - $999 Mark Gardner ’67% John Morse ’72& Lane Smith ’19% $250 - $499 Bob Smith ’67& $100 - $249 Connor Bain ’16% Justin Dugan ’14% Brian Hund ’08% Paul Maynard ’62% Others Mike Greenlee ’76 Payton Larson ’24 Andrew Lawrence ’09 Chris Nelson ’72 Michael Schultz ’17 George Shaw ’21 Brian Wells ’87% Steve Wilson ’79 Roger Zellers ’68
WILLAMETTE
$5,000 - $9,999 Doug Houser ’57% Bill Opray ’68Y $2,500 - $4,999 Galen Smith ’06& $1,839 - $2,499 Morry Arntson ’59Z $250 - $499 Dale DeHarpport ’57Y
$100 - $249 Brian McKean ’15% Norton Younglove ’51 Others Dave Bloye ’70 Cole Cochrane ’10 Mark Coleman ’89 Bill Farr ’56 Bob Packwood ’54 Marc Therrien ’05 Max Vekich ’76
WILLIAM & MARY
$1,839 - $2,499 MacGregor Hill ’04Z $100 - $249 Will Coakley ’20 Others Andrew Borse ’23 Bryan Jones ’08 Christian Spitz ’06
WILLIAMS
$50,000+ Jeremy Davis ’56 G $1,000 - $1,838 John Pratt ’55% Bill Rose ’64Y $500 - $999 Bob Guyett ’58% $250 - $499 David Gregg ’61
WISCONSIN
$2,500 - $4,999 George Moore ’79& $1,000 - $1,838 Alan Kaniss ’72& Scott Running ’89Y $500 - $999 Jim Curtis ’86& Burwood Hay ’85% Rollie McGinnis ’53& Jeff White ’92& $250 - $499 Michael Haas ’74% Bruce Huibregtse ’76% James Reynolds ’62% Bob Schnese ’83& $100 - $249 Anthony Canepa ’77% Dennis Christensen ’69% Tom Frost ’83 Tom Jones ’70% BJ Miller ’87% Rod Taylor ’72 Others John Bargren ’63 Dick Oakford ’56% Jim Schenk ’64 Dan Worden ’62
WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH
$1,839 - $2,499 Drew Thornsberry ’08& $1,000 - $1,838 Andy Thomas ’97& $500 - $999 Nathan Gribowski ’08% Garrett Sewell ’14 $250 - $499 Ethan Turner ’12% $100 - $249 Justin Klug ’97% Grant Steffen ’22 Others Aaron Beiser ’20 Ethan Bell ’16
Beta supporters who made gifts between June 1, 2024, and May 31, 2025.
Alex Clark ’11 Jesse Naumann ’12 Adam Redmon ’18 Jon Robinson ’20 Shane Thomas ’19 Tyler Volkert ’15
WITTENBERG
$5,000 - $9,999 Bill Roth ’35& $1,000 - $1,838 Larry Newton ’70& $250 - $499 Chuck Bush ’71Y Sutton Jacobs ’18 Doug Miner ’67Y $100 - $249 Bill Barkley ’69% Lloyd Campbell ’50% Herbert Miller ’62% Ken Robinson ’75% Philip Stahl ’79 John Stefanik ’70% Scott Strawn ’76% Others Evan Fetter ’20 Mick Glandon ’64 Don Hutchinson ’15 Joe Krywany ’79% Brian Mahon ’83 Geoffrey Maloon ’92 Danny O’Nan ’21 Colton Smith ’20
WPI
Others Kyle Hanlon ’19 Randy Perez ’14 Will Van Rensselaer ’17
WRIGHT STATE
Others Matt Mason ’05 Doc Owens ’80 Kyle Steinfadt ’95
YALE
$250 - $499 Bob Buchanan ’64 $100 - $249 Michael Mitchell ’59% Deforest Smith ’61% Others Francis Burgweger ’64 Bob Page ’58
BETA ORGANIZATIONS $5,000 - $9,999 Psi Diamond Charitable Foundationt
FRIENDS OF BETA
$10,000 - $24,999 Linda Trucksis& $5,000 - $9,999 Kay Shackleton-BrittonY Kathy Hankins& Mary GrahamY Jane Arends& $2,500 - $4,999 Anne Emmerth& Cindy Sadighian& $1,839 - $2,499 Caroline Berry% Lynne Nordhoff% $1,000 - $1,838 Lane Bergstrom% Chris and Melissa Boals%
Amy Cohen Bauman% Brian Conner% Peter Hauptman% Leni MooreY Bill Selvidge% Ash Spoto% $500 - $999 Ken and Cathy Born Rod Coyan Tony Delumen% Edith Den Dulk% Paul and Renee Evans Federico Franciosi Robert Luhrs Laura Markwick Deborah Merrill Linda Miller% Barbara Reynolds Travis Robinson% Dave Rogers Mary Jo Simmons% Robert and Rachel Smith% Laura Vogt $250 - $499 Lisa Attea Charles Boynton BB Breittholz% Meghan Bullard% Tina Fraser Terri Gauer Sahar Getsey Harold Ginsburg Jeremy Godwin Chris Graham William and Joyce Hill% Lindsay Hubsmith Jordin Jensen Steve Katalinich Thomas Larkin Richard and Lori Lennox Jenny Loeffelman% William Long Keira Lyman Sue Mallory Maria Mandel Judy Martin Robert McCarthy Erin McHale% Bob McKenney% Miss Morgan Morgan% Denise Olson Tammy Saccone Todd Schneider Michael and Tracey Scodro Nikki Sheely Joel Tompkins Mara Tryder Isolde Wilson% Jennifer Zamora% Alison Zubel $100 - $249 Lorraine Alberts Christopher Alberts Vincent Aspromonte David and Elita Balfour Tim Bell% Mark Bernstein Sunil Bhalla Tracy Biskner Phyllis Boehm Susan BramanY Roy Brito Becky Bryan Davis Butler Rob Capobianco Michele Carlin
Georgia Crockett% Dan Davis Susan Del Campo Stephanie Dietrich Mandi DillingY Victor DiPierro Chris Douvos Kelly Duffy Tracy Elmer Elaine Engledow John Fangman Samara Fangman Timothy and Aunita Feeney Joyce Fernandez Kirby Fitzpatrick Shelby Flores Jennifer Forte Suzy Fulton Maureen Gannon Anika Gatrell Danielle Genova Dora Gianoulakis Richard Goldstein Kate Graves Ken Groba Todd Gunther Janice Hall Stephen Hamilton Jeffrey Hanes Kathy Hauser Amy Hazelbaker Lou Ellyn Helman Greg Hollen James Hoyt Kristi Humes Amir and Lenora Hussain Lynn Huynh% Heather Johnson Sharon Kanter Kenneth and Wendy Karably Matthew Kavaler Douglas Kloss Chris and Kristen Kopinski Amory Krueger% Robert Lane Eric Lindblom Phil Lindholm Rebecca Lockhart Lori Marabella Taelor McCarthy Abby McCollom Susan McHale Jennifer McNamara Patrick McNamara Jeff and Debbie McNaul% Michael Mitchell Victoria Noel Julian Odell Emily Olson Donna Patton Nicholas Pavlidis Christopher Price Robin Rafkin Elaine Roupas% Madeline Rys Elizabeth Salamone Nikki Sander Karin Scruggs Zoe Shade% Sarah Shepherd% Mike Sindelar Laura Smith Anne Spoto Lauren Stills% Ursula Sullivan Kathleen Thesman
ANNUAL REPORT P.16 | P.66 FALL 2025
F Y25 DONORS ANNUAL , LIFE TIME AND TOTAL YE ARS GIVING
DONOR LEGEND JUNE 1, 2024– MAY 31, 2025
Auto-Kai donors shown in BLUE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES
Shrine On High............$5 Million+ G Old Main..............................$1 Million % Campanile..........................$500,000 O Chautauqua.......................$250,000 t Diamond...............................$100,000 Z Rose........................................$50,000 & Founders’...............................$25,000 & President’s............................$10,000 Y Loving Cup..............................$5,000 % Beta.............................................$1,000 TOTAL YEARS GIVING
5+ 10+ 15+ 20+ 30+ 40+ 50+ Tricia Trulik Christy Trussell Kelly Turner Tom VanSimaeys Beth Vlahos Denise Waldron Rob Walker Kathleen Walsh Danny Warning Betsy Weigel Carrie Whittier Ben Williams Suzy Wittlich Julie Wonders Matthew Zebertavage Others Emily Abbruzzese Roberta Affraiye Gordy Agen Meghan Alderson Bradley Allen Steve & Emily Anderson John Anderson Webby Applegate Leigh Applegate Agnes Applegate David Applegate Jamie Atkinson Atkinson Tonia Ayres Melissa Bade Deanna Ballinger Mahesh Balusa Heather Banks Maryanne Banks Katherine Barlow Barry Barnett Joan Basombrio Maria Becerra Marcia Beck Dan and Fran Becque Elizabeth Bell Christer Berg Jason Bergeron Sarah Bergman Laura Bhatt Kira Bhattarai Christine Billings Cathy Billoni% Katie Bodlak Katherine Bohorquez Sam Boren Gary Bossert Renia Boudaghian
Billy Boulden Richard Brookbanks Ashleigh Brown-Carlson John Bruner Amy Buckley Steve and Ellen Bullard Ron Burgess Larry Burnett Kate Butler Denhart Liz Cadwell Kathy Cardy Chris Carlson Lauren Carman Bethany Carr Mary Carver-Campbell Michelle Castro Natasha Caudill Kathy Chambers Kristie Chambers Charlee Chambers Mike Chambers Maddox Chambers Amy Chapman Ian Chen Keenan Churchman Justin Cihanowyz Andrew Cliatt Jenny Cluppert Beth Collins Victoria Colon-Succi Kelly Connery Heather Considine Ruben Contreras Mariah Contreras Abrianna Contreras Marisa Contreras Pam Cottle Kelsey Cottle Michael Crawford Lori Crocker Kevin Dacus Tina Davis Stephen Demm Mary DeNardo Cedar Village Dentistry Claire Dixon David Drachman Tricia Drylie Vikki Dwira Jon Edwards Rochelle Ekpa Zeiny Elzeiny Michelle Engle Don Fagerberg Shannon Fahey Emily Fehlberg Erin Fernandes Grayson Fernandez Nicolette Fernandez Hudson Fernandez Corbin Fiedler Mackenzie Finklea Donna Jo Fitzpatrick Hailey Flavin Susan Flynn Cody Flynn Alyssa Fosorile Allison Fowler Michelle Franchetti Marc Francois Nicholas Franks Catherine Frye Dana Garard Matthew Garcia Ashley Gardner Alissa Gavrilescu
P.67 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.17
Rob Genter Sue McPhee Abigail Gillissie Jeff Mette Arica Golden Laura Meyer Amy Golden Ena Meyers JB Goll Taylor Mierendorf Patricia Goodman Jedd Miller Marsha Grady Carrie Miller Workman Melody Grand Christopher Miofsky Tyra Gray Molly Mishler Kelly Green Xavier Mishler Liana Groza Trista and Brandon Mock Sharan Gruendler Amy Moore Michelle Guobadia Michael Morin Becky Guthrie Doug Morris Ann Haas Virginia Mullaney Devin Hall Emily Nasello Mimi Harman Karl Neuman Kendall Hayes Michael Nolt Kristen Heil Flor Olivo Susie Heineman Glenn O’Nan Greta Heinzelman Kristie O’Nan Mary Elizabeth Herring Elizabeth Ontario Liz Hickman Guadalupe Orozco Joseph Hicks Dale O’Toole Tara Hieggelke Anna Palagi Libbey Hoang Jane Pallokat Emma Hyler Sydney Papadopoulos Kyanna Jackson Tyler Parker Robert Jacobson Kaiya Patel David Jauch Jeremy Paul Angela Jenkins Craig Peake Catherine Johnson Jeff Peek Brad Johnson Gail Peitzmeier Alex Johnston Roger Pena Seth Jones Les Pierce Jaylyn Jones Kate Pike Paulette Kall Kathy Plummer Kristen Kardas Sharon Rantala Kayla Kaufmann Maggie Rauschuber John Keely Austin Reed Mare Kemp Costabile Stephanie Reeves Stacie Kilgore Samantha Reineke Robert Krapfl Christian Reineke Donald Lafferty Alex Reineke Juan Landa Madi Reineke Barrett Lane Sarah Rhoades Kara Ledesma Wendy Richards Allison Rickels Lulu Lednik Shannon Rickett Lexi Leggs Kellen Roach Heather Lemire Kelly Robert Tom Lepperd Kristen Robinson Sarah Lerner Melissa Rocco Carolyn Liles Victoria Rodriguez Heidie Lindsey Leila Rodriguez Laurie Lockhart Caroline Rohlfing Sarah Lockhart Hannah Rosen Tissa Lopez-Jewart Todd Rotgers Amy Malek Eleni Roupas Jerry Malek Caitlin Rulli Matthew Maniscalco Erica Rundle Sue Ann Marcum Gabriel Rundle Gerald Marple Sophia Rundle Larissa Marple Carrie Rush Danielle Mason Jennifer Santerre Chris Mauch Anthony Scali Jeremy Mayhew Diane Schindler Kimberly McCalmont Kathryn and Bruce McClain% Steve Schmitt Amy Schraufstetter Bruce McClain Liz Schultz Alison McClean Jamie Selby Beth McConn Stephen Selby Andrea McDonald Karen Selby Penelope McHale Katie Seuntjens Denise McNaughton Beau Seuntjens Avery McNaughton
Mae Seuntjens Morgan Sexton Veronica Seymour Bonny Shade Irina Shalinskaya Mindy Sides Walsh Sarah Simmons Rebecca Simmons Madison Simmons Jenn Simmons Cayla Simons Ana Spiridigliozzi Trisha Spivey Spo Spoto Brittany Spoto Derek Standarowski Eric Steager Leslie Stebbins% Jon Stenger Lisa Sunderhaus Crystal Sutton Sondra Swartz Denessa Tackett Kathryn Taylor Andrew Thatcher Keri Thurner Paige Townley Mark Trenton Cassidy Troup-Brady Mandy Tyler Jennifer VandeWiele Luis Vasquez Luca Vassalli Susie Vitale Sean Wagner Paige Wagner Kjirsten Wallace Sawyer Walters Steven Walters Sara Walters Morgan Warren Taylor Warren Cannen Warren Tyler Wash Julie Wavrunek Emma Wavrunek Kim Webber Ashlee Weingarten Carol Welsch Erin Wendover Rachel Westra% Josie Wheeler Ava White Christian Wiggins Viancca Williams Robert Williams John Williams Rorik Williams RJ Williams James Wilson Jake Wilson David Workman Donna Workman Karen Wu Morgan Youngs Ashley Zadlock Angela Zemke Alexander Zhuravel Peter Ziegler Tiffani Ziemann Thea Zunick Nan Zupancic Elizabeth Zuppann
A PATH BUILT BY BROTHERHOOD 9,000+ personalized
bricks span the walkways at the Administrative Office in Oxford, Ohio.
With a gift of $500 or more to the Beta Leadership Fund, you can secure your place on the pathway while also funding the growth and development of Beta’s collegians. Each brick is engraved with a name, school and graduation year, and it is placed alongside other loyal Betas from the same chapter. Bricks make great birthday, holiday or graduation gifts! FRANK DAVIS, BALL STATE ’67 For Frank, it’s more than philanthropy — it’s: • Celebrating two mentors, friends and leaders each year • Paying tribute to those who built his chapter experience • Renewing bonds with brothers who remain part of his journey “It’s my way of saying thank you ... and ensuring these men remain part of Beta’s story forever.”
BUY YOUR BRICK TODAY! beta.org/brick
Friends of Beta are listed on pages 16-17 and Bridge Builder Society members are listed on page 18.
BRIDGE BUILDER SOCIETY AUBURN
CHICO STATE
BALL STATE
CINCINNATI
Roderick B. Hastie ’82 Randy D. Phillips ’79
BETHANY
Alex Delgiorno ’14 David A. Butz ’60 Richard K. Boyd, Jr. ’61
BRITISH COLUMBIA Alan G. Young ’71
Robert D. Dean ’89
BROWN CASE
COLGATE
Bryant N. Blakeslee, Jr. ’06 Bruce S. Fein ’84
Henry L. Vernon, Jr. ’68 James W. Kewley ’66
COLORADO MINES
Terry L. Massie ’12 Thomas C. Olver ’98
COLORADO STATE
Zachary Sierputowski ’16
CONNECTICUT
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
Newell H. Orr, Jr. ’48 Philip A. Moldenhauer ’75 Timothy J. Allen ’88
CHARLESTON
in FY25 for an estimated
DENISON
$891,000
DEPAUW
George M. Brown, Jr. ’60 Douglass M. Vines ’68 Jeffery L. Cable ’82
EAST CAROLINA
Bridge Builder Society members are brothers and friends who have included the Foundation in their will or estate plans, providing vital support for the Beta Leadership Fund and Founders Fund Endowment.
THREE WAYS TO GIVE
Adam J. Scarboro ’06 Dave Bautista Pyle ’06 Duane Kirk Little ’82 Jacob D. Tidwell ’04
EASTERN KENTUCKY
L. Martin Cobb ’96 Michael G. McFerren ’77 Nicholas H. Sexton ’11
EMORY
Alan C. Teplis ’78 John H. Stebbins ’92 William R. Korth ’76
FLORIDA
David J. Leppert ’77 Gary W. Leech ’70 Matthew S. Paynter ’00 Michael F. Gable ’67 Stephen B. Becker ’69
GIVE a charitable bequest in your will or living trust to the Beta Foundation.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC
NAME the Beta Foundation as a beneficiary in your 401(k) or other retirement plans.
FLORIDA STATE
OPEN a life insurance policy with the Beta Foundation as either the policy owner or beneficiary. For more information, please visit beta.org/bbs.
Robert S. Billoni ’95
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Michael A. Angelica ’10 Steven Cruz ’12 Curtiss C. Potter ’92 Jeffrey B. McLain ’76
INDIANA
Charles O. McCormick, III ’72 J. Philip Goddard ’67 Jack L. Harris ’51 James R. Roudebush ’71 Paul H. Drew ’72 Neal J. Brower ’90 Steven G. Bensema ’06 Gale M. Peterson, Jr. ’66 Judson A. Horras ’97 Khayree Duckett ’17 Michael J. Dubes ’66 Robert A. Wiley ’87 Ronald G. Sande ’64 William F. McCulloch ’56
JOHNS HOPKINS
James T. McMenamin, Jr. ’71
KANSAS
John W. Stewart ’60
KANSAS STATE
Christopher G. Althoff ’00 James H. Porter ’64 Jeffrey S. Rundle ’03 John D. Keith ’86 Loren W. Conrad ’61 P. Thomas Purinton ’63 Paul R. Attwater, III ’83 R. William Manning ’80 Randall D. Groves ’78 Robert S. Hoisington ’79
KETTERING A
Matthew J. Lepkowski ’98
LAWRENCE
Daniel P. Hertel ’09 David J. Schnackenberg ’90
LOUISVILLE
Joshua Harris Latzko ’16 Matthew V. Tsien ’80 Thomas N. Chapman ’71
LYNCHBURG
Charles W. Warner ’87
MAINE
George S. Pullen ’03
FURMAN
MARYLAND
GENERAL FRATERNITY ROLLS
MIAMI
Michael P. Harrison ’98 Joel A. Huxley ’06
GEORGIA TECH
Arthur R. Smith ’75 Lynn C. Maddox ’64 Theodore S. Haile ’75
SAN DIEGO STATE
Donald G. DiPaolo ’78 Ian H. Ross ’21 James R. Denbo ’63 Karl J. Edelmann ’86 Roger S. Helman ’89 William P. Johnson ’57
MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE
Gant Redmon ’59 John E. Manczak ’71
IOWA STATE
Simon Herrmann ’10 Thomas O. Farnsworth ’09
MICHIGAN
ILLINOIS
Philip D. Spiller, Jr. ’95 Richard W. Banks ’72
DAYTON
SAINT LOUIS
Peter N. Darrow ’09
MICHIGAN STATE
William I. Jordan ’69
IOWA
11
MIAMI (FLA.)
IDAHO
Adam Porter-Price ’06
CORNELL
NEW BBS MEMBERS
David J. Hogan ’74 Dennis A. Dust ’69
David M. Kerka ’88 HANOVER Don J. Juszczyk ’91 Ronald A. Meegan ’69 Douglas Thompson Eustice ’71 Ross J. King ’62 Elroy E. Bourgraf ’54 Sangkook Han ’60 Mark A. Simon ’12 HIGH POINT Thomas D. Cassady ’76 Michael E. Dreher ’19 Thomas D. Seifert ’64
CLEMSON
Bruce M. Lloyd ’69
GMI-EMI
Vincent S. Chu ’87 J. Benjamin Beshear ’01 James T. Neef ’53 Jeffrey N. Newton ’77 John M. Slavens ’67 Jonathan J. Brant ’75 Peter W.C. Barnhart ’66 Philip S. Fernandez ’06 Robert D. Wertz, MD ’61 Thomas C. Fey ’68
Russell E. Palmer ’56
Michael D. Filyaw, Jr ’14
MINNESOTA
Brent A. Anderson ’85 James D. Keeler ’89 Justin M. Miller ’00 Ryan A. Marek ’12
MISSISSIPPI
William B. Lipscomb ’65
MISSOURI
Nicholas L. Block ’03 Patrick M. Hidalgo ’91 Aaron F. Vogt ’17
SMU
David W. Light, III ’64 Don S. Pearce ’65 John D. Hagerman ’63
SOUTH DAKOTA
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Ryan E. King ’01
ST. LAWRENCE
OHIO
Brian D. Cain ’91 Jeffrey A. Radomski ’81 Richard E. Griffin ’65 Richard H. Brown ’65
OHIO STATE
Daniel J. Westerbeck, Jr. ’67 David W. Wright ’67 John O. Hopkins ’57
Douglas M. Reid ’58 G. Scott Falconer ’82 John R. Birkett ’71
WESTERN RESERVE
G. Clif Heidel Jr. ’56 Marc A. Benshetler ’82 Robert F. Hanley, Jr. ’83
WESTMINSTER
Austin T. Marple ’14 Kent R. Mire ’07
WICHITA STATE
TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Roger Roa, Jr. ’02
Thomas J. Gulliford ’68
Kevin C. McGrath ’77
SYRACUSE
Preston M. Mesick ’06 R. C. Mead ’65 Randolph A. Walling, Jr. ’61
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN
Aaron T. Kozuki ’05 Tristan K. Sopp ’11
WESTERN ONTARIO
TEXAS
John M. Mutz ’57 Justin M. Rutherford ’00 Paul R. Gudonis ’76
Victor Lazzaro, Jr ’67
WASHINGTON IN ST. LOUIS
David E. Schmidt ’92
Kendall R. Bryan ’88 Michael G. Feinstein ’82
NORTHWESTERN
WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON
WEST VIRGINIA
SOUTH FLORIDA
TCU
NEBRASKA
James A. Carroll ’65 John R. Roberts ’83 Robert T. Grand ’78 Ronald R. Nichols ’64 Samuel H. S. Hildebrand, II ’61
John C. Thietje ’61 Stephen J. Wethor ’88
Richard F. Kammerer ’80 Robert N. Healy ’64 Robert W. McKinley ’66
MIT
WABASH
Michael R. Eubank ’83 T. Hardie Bowman IV ’72 Wade H. McMullen ’79
Thomas A. Lipton ’63
James H. Williams ’86 Michael J. Esser ’70 Theodore J. Planje, Jr. ’68 Brian L. Wells ’87 Robert M. Smith ’67 Tim J. Watt ’80
WILLAMETTE
David W. Ashby ’68 R. Ethan Braden ’02
Patrick J. Connelly ’74 William K. Spring ’09
WILLIAM & MARY
Christian M. Ritchie ’17 R. Dean Stalcup ’71
James R. Curtis ’86 Louis J. Wagner ’64 Robert L. Schnese ’83 William Perry Atterholt ’83
TEXAS TECH TORONTO
Robert B. McConnell ’79 Ross W. Marsh ’90
TRUMAN STATE
Zachary T. Lepperd ’16
UC IRVINE
Bryant Martin E. Fiesta ’16 Christopher C. Ogilvie ’80
Patrick A. Everett ’07
WISCONSIN
FRIENDS OF BETA
Anne Emmerth Arlene Corsiglia Benjamin M. Williams Brian E. Breittholz Carol M. Briggs Carolyn Harmon
JOHN D. (DON) BIEHL CINCINNATI ’49
OHIO WESLEYAN Eric J. Eickhoff ’00
OKLAHOMA
$499,302
Cecil I. Craft, III ’86 John H. Coker, Jr. ’72 Koby C. Harrington ’09 Lance S. Tolson ’82 Michael C. Ritz ’66
estate gift received in support of scholarships
OKLAHOMA STATE
Joshua P. Fairchild ’05
OREGON
Arthur C. Carmichael, Jr. ’62 William R. Crist ’68
PACIFIC
Julio A. Hernandez ’16
PURDUE
Cary B. Wood ’89 David E. Cox ’63 John E. Young ’56 R. Terri Earnest ’66
RHODE ISLAND
Jeffrey M. Flanagan ’93
RUTGERS
Kenneth J. Grispin ’70
UCLA
Michael J. Downer ’77 Walter A. Chenoweth ’52
UNLV
Michael F. Kawazoe ’01 Willie Romero ’95
UTAH
Robert E. Stagg ’67
VIRGINIA TECH
Anderson S. Wise ’10 Charles E. Comer ’75 Daniel L. Westra ’76 S. Wayne Kay ’73
Christine McGill Diane Todd Elizabeth M. Humphreys Gwendolyn Stoecklein Jane Patrick June Cole Katherine Wiley Kathy Tolan Lindsey Mercer Mona Skager Ronald W. Beshear Sally J. Church Sandra Northrop Susan E. Fosdick Susanne Sommer
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FOUNDERS FUND ENDOWMENT
DESIGNATED EDUCATIONAL AREA GRANTS The Designated Educational Area (DEA) Grant Program allows alumni to make charitable gifts earmarked for educational projects for chapter houses, such as libraries, study rooms, internet access and general learning space. The goal of the program is to promote positive cultures and shared social experiences through best-in-class homes.
$2,755,413 Contributed to all DEA funds in FY25
Since its establishment in 2005, the Founders Fund has grown exponentially, reflecting the enduring generosity of Betas and resulting in more than 20 times its original balance over the past 20 years. $3,377,226
9 CHAPTERS actively using the DEA Grant Program
Al and Cabrini (Pi Beta Phi) Arendt, South Dakota ’75
SUPPORT BETA’S FUTURE AT USD WITH $55,000 GIFT At the University of South Dakota, the chapter is using its Designated Educational Area (DEA) Grant Program to upgrade internet access and help cover educational operating costs — an innovative use of the program that enhances both learning and connection. Among those leading the way is Al Arendt, South Dakota ’75, who, along with his wife Cabrini, Pi Beta Phi, made a generous $55,000 gift to support the chapter’s educational spaces and associated operating costs. A retired attorney who practiced law in Pierre, South Dakota, for 40 years, Al reflects fondly on his Beta experience: “I remember with great fondness my days at the Beta house in the ’70s, my Beta brothers and the lifelong relationships formed from those experiences. I also remember how broke we were during college. I urge my brothers to give generously to the Beta house, which was a seminal part of our college days.”
$160,749 2005
2025
2,000%
increase over the past 20 years!
$134,434
estate gift contributions in FY25
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES JIM HOWARD, LOUISVILLE ’93
FROM THE CHAPTER HOUSE TO DISNEY “Beta shaped my life in powerful ways. The skills I gained as a student leader and leadership consultant on staff opened doors in my career, including my current role at Disney. Giving back is my way of saying thank you to an organization I believe in ... with a matching gift from a company where I grew up ... 21 years and counting!” Scan the QR code to find out if your company has a matching gift program or visit beta.org/match. P.23 | ANNUAL REPORT
TOP FIVE COMPANIES
1. Hewlett-Packard 2. Capital Group Companies 3. Shell Oil Company 4. Walt Disney Company 5. CVS Health
39 companies donated
$26,859 in matching gifts of support in FY25
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INVESTING IN BETA’S MISSION
Beta Theta Pi’s leadership and educational programs are at the heart of the Fraternity’s mission to “develop men of principle for a principled life.” Each program — from Presidents Academy and Keystone to the Wooden Institute, chapter counselor training, Leadership Summit and the Son of the Stars New Member Orientation Program — is carefully designed to equip collegians and volunteers with the knowledge, skills and values needed to lead with integrity. Together, these programs create safer, healthier and more fulfilling chapter environments where young men can thrive academically, socially and personally.
Average grant per chapter of
$30,726 Beta facilitators at the 2025 Wooden Institute held in Oxford, Ohio.
TOTAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM ATTENDEES (2024-2025)
TRANSFORMING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Winter Leadership Conclave:
Participants consistently report stronger brotherhood, safer chapters and more fulfilling personal growth. They learn to lead responsibly, hold one another accountable and apply Beta’s values in daily life. From building authentic friendships to creating plans that reduce risky behavior, these programs shape confident leaders prepared to serve their chapters, campuses and communities.
WHY SUPPORT MATTERS
This impact depends on alumni and friends. Every dollar raised helps fund scholarships, resources and staff support. Every hour volunteered provides mentorship and guidance. Your investment sustains programs that transform young men today and preserve the Beta experience for generations to come.
1,546
Chapter Presidents Leadership Academy
114
Keystone: Chapter President
124
Keystone: Vice President of Brotherhood
111
Keystone: Vice President of Education
108
Keystone: Vice President of Risk Management
113
Keystone: Chapter Counselors
43
Wooden Institute (Three Summer Sessions)
174
Convention Chapter Presidents Leadership Academy
112
Keystone: Vice President of Education
122
Leadership Summit
30
Leadership College
350
Advisor Academy
109
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PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES WOODEN INSTITUTE JOEY THEOBALD, HANOVER ’26
“During my time at the Wooden Institute, I have learned invaluable skills and ways of living. Because of this institute, I will be leaving Oxford a better man and better Beta. These principles passed down to me are forever life changing, and I cannot thank you enough for making this possible for me. As a founding father, these skills and values will greatly help my chapter now and in the future.”
KEYSTONE SAM KAHSAY, KENTUCKY ’26
“I’ve seen firsthand the impact of things like scholarships and programs like Sons of the Stars have made. Your support means more than just financial assistance. It’s a powerful reminder that there are people who believe in what we’re building. We hope to carry forward your spirit of generosity in the way we lead, serve and give back to our chapters and communities.”
LEADERSHIP COLLEGE ETHAN THOMAS, SAN DIEGO ’26
“During my time here, I have learned how to be a strong, earnest, optimistic and kind leader. I have also gained so much knowledge on how to be better prepared for my journey after college. None of that could have been done without you!”
SON OF THE STARS NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION PROGRAM
Adopted by 91 chapters in FY25 (27% year-over-year increase) FY25 grant: $48,796
| Total since 2018: $304,953
Participant Experience Outcomes
• Build close, meaningful relationships in new member class • New member experiences help personal growth • Feels safe and comfortable during all activities • Encourage involvement in campus activities • Beta supports academic, professional and personal goals • Surround men with others who value academic success Overall satisfaction: more than 90% very satisfied or satisfied
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AT-A-GLANCE SURVEY RESULTS
Miller Nichols Chapter Presidents Leadership Academy • Use resources to support the role • Take action to grow as a leader • Live Beta values in leadership
Overall satisfaction: 94.7% very satisfied
Keystone Regional Leadership Conference
• Apply Beta values in daily decisions • Use Conclave resources to improve leadership • Hold self and brothers accountable with values Overall satisfaction: 86.9% very satisfied or satisfied
Chapter Counselor Training
• Use Beta values for accountability • Apply Beta values in daily decisions • Apply best practices in the role Overall satisfaction: 100% very satisfied or satisfied
Hugh E. Stephenson Jr. Leadership Summit
• Understand expectations and success indicators • Identify resources for chapter operations • Recognize minimum expectations as Fraternity ambassador Overall satisfaction: 96.2% very satisfied or satisfied
John and Nellie Wooden Institute for Men of Principle • Apply principled leadership in chapter, campus and community • Cultivate self-governance, networks and change leadership • Implement a plan for personal and chapter success
Overall satisfaction: 90.7% very satisfied or satisfied
Beta Brotherhood Assessment
• Use the assessment to address chapter culture • Create and execute a chapter improvement plan • Create and execute a plan to prevent risky behavior Overall satisfaction: With an 81% participation rate, collegians’ responses to the Beta Brotherhood Assessment produced the highest Net Promoter Score — a measure and benchmark of satisfaction and loyalty — in the survey’s seven-year history. The strong score affirms that the Beta experience continues to thrive and resonate on today’s campuses.
BUILD THE BRIDGE CAMPAIGN
BUILDING BETA’S FUTURE TOGETHER
WHERE WE ARE
Brothers and friends of Beta Theta Pi have stepped forward in extraordinary ways. Since the launch of the Campaign, support has surged past $18 million — more than 70% of the way toward the $25.2 million goal. But this Campaign is about more than dollars. It’s about breaking down barriers to membership, helping brothers grow as leaders and ensuring Beta remains a source of strength and connection for life.
WHY THIS MATTERS:
Affordable & Accessible: No deserving man should be unable to join or not remain in Beta due to cost. Lifelong Brotherhood: Betas need connection and resources long after graduation. Strong Leadership Programs: Beta’s award-winning initiatives depend on sustained investment.
$18,085,595
This Campaign is building a future where the Beta experience is affordable, impactful, and lifelong — for today’s brothers and the generations to come.
RAISED TO DATE
71.8%
(71.8% OF $25.2 MILLION GOAL AS OF OCT. 2025)
0%
25%
50%
75%
100%
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$25.2 MILLION INITIATIVE GOAL: Make Beta affordable and accessible REQUIRED INVESTMENT: $13 million Launch a scholarship program offering new member affordability scholarships to lower the barrier of entry in the first (and most expensive) term of collegiate membership Launch an educational grant program for chapters struggling to send young leaders to Beta’s awardwinning leadership programs Increase need-based scholarships to retain more collegiate brothers through graduation and assist in times of hardship
GOAL: Ensure brothers are brothers for life REQUIRED INVESTMENT: $5.8 million Create programming for brothers nearing graduation and young alumni to reinforce the value of the Fraternity during the transition to their professional lives Launch a professional mentoring program for collegiate and alumni members Invest in a digital networking platform to virtually connect all Beta brothers Enhance programs and resources to support Beta’s alumni associations
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CAMPAIGN MOMENTUM AFFORDABILITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
YEAR 1 PILOT RESULTS $57,125 GRANTED AND 144 SCHOLARSHIPS RECEIVED impacting 137 collegians across 50 chapters. BY PROGRAM IMPACT New Member Affordability Scholarships $24,875 | 40 recipients Member Affordability Scholarships $9,000 | 14 recipients Temporary Inactive–Financial Hardship (TIA) Scholarships: $23,250 | 90 recipients LOOKING AHEAD • Scholarship budget doubling from $50,000 to $100,000. • TIA program moving from pilot to full implementation. • Expansion of affordability scholarships to more chapters.
GOAL: Fund existing programs via the BLF REQUIRED INVESTMENT: $6.4 million Continue investing in the Beta Leadership Fund, which has been critical to the Fraternity’s efforts to educate, train and propel today’s Betas as leaders in our ever-changing communities
The Campaign has proven what’s possible, but to reach the $25.2 million goal, Beta needs your help. Every dollar builds stronger scholarships, leadership programs and lifelong brotherhood.
Scan the QR code or visit beta.org/buildthebridge for more information. P. 73 FALL 2025 | ANNUAL REPORT P.23
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THANK YOU to all Betas, Friends of Beta and family members who support our Great and Good Fraternity!
THE BETA WALKWAY
WAYS TO GIVE
More than 9,000 Betas and friends have a personalized brick in the Beta Walkway at the Administrative Office. You can also secure a place in this historic spot with a gift of $500 or more!
NAMED ENDOWMENT FUNDS Establish a special Named Endowment Fund to make an impact in perpetuity. A minimum investment is required, and the Beta Foundation will work with you to ensure your named gift meets your intentions.
APPRECIATED STOCKS
MATCHING GIFTS
JOIN A CLUB
Make a charitable gift of stock, bonds or mutual funds. And, if you were born before 1955, you may also realize a significant tax savings by making a qualified charitable distribution directly from your individual retirement account.
Many employers offer gift matching programs to encourage charitable giving. Your contribution to the Beta Foundation may be doubled or tripled. Check with your employer or visit beta.org/match to see if they participate.
Many Betas and friends make their gifts through the Auto-Kai Club by setting up a recurring gift online, the esteemed John Reily Knox Club with a gift of $1,839 or more, or the Sons of the Dragon Club (collegians) with a gift of $10 or more.
MAKE YOUR 2025-2026 GIFT TODAY! Scan the QR code today or visit give.beta.org/ar.
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