GRAD INITIATED
19502/28/1948Fred F. Munson
19502/28/1948Edward N. Miller
19502/19/1949William O. Robeson
19506/12/1949Fr. Charles E. Rice
19506/18/1948James W. Lunsford
19509/30/1950Robert H. McCafferty
19516/12/1949James D. Gross, MD
19512/19/1949Albert P. Sander, Jr.
195110/29/1949 William L. Truex
19526/18/1948Roy B. Bacon
19522/24/1950 Harold L. Gilreath
19526/18/1948 Thomas J. Isbelle, Jr.
19526/18/1948Thomas A. Lotspeich
19522/19/1949Guion H. Kropp, LLS
19526/12/1949Dr. Billy L. VonSchaaf
19532/17/1951Edward T. Strawn
19539/30/1950Paul L. Johnson
195311/10/1951 Eugene P. Eisenbarth
195311/18/1950 Harold F. Niebanck
19532/24/1950Charles E. Normand
19532/24/1950Arch R. Faidley
195511/20/1953 Jack Kelley, LLS
19556/9/1953 Raymond L. Kelso
19572/19/1954Paul D. Carson
19572/19/1954Leonard H. Cheal
19572/25/1956Billy R. McGovern
19592/25/1956Earl D. Burden
19594/11/1958William M. Kellett
19592/25/1956Dr. Richard A. McKeehan
19592/25/1956Col. David A. Dunn
19603/15/1957Gordon Darnell
19613/4/1961 Alvin Askew
19613/14/1959Jimmy E. Dillingham
19613/12/1960William T. McPhail
19623/12/1960Andrew W. Greene
19623/4/1961 Phillip H. Brown
19623/14/1959Joe H. Hiatt
19635/12/1960Olin L. Brotherton
19646/11/1961Paul B. Fite, III
19643/04/1961Phillip E. Patterson
19663/6/1965 Tommy R. McGuire
19672/28/1964Thomas G. Cranwell, Jr.
19672/28/1964David M. Brammer, LLS
196803/04/1967 A. Sidney Broward III, LLS
19699/10/1966James R. Julian
19699/13/1965John D. Neal
19693/12/1966James G. King, II
19693/12/1966Jack L. Yancy
1970 3/12/1966 Spencer Harris
19719/07/1968 Warren A. Ostergard, Jr.
19713/08/1969Bryan P. "Beezy" Shaw
19733/06/1971Eugene Wyatt McMahan
19723/06/1971Ted A. Futrelle
19723/09/1969Mark S. Sorrell
19723/6/1971 Dr. Kenneth Adams, LLS
19741/15/1972Robert W. Hudson
1974 1/15/1972 Robert (Bobby) McGee
1975 3/19/1971 Micheal R. Baskette, LLS
19761/15/1972William G. Riggs, LLS
19811/15/1977Michael C. Gardenhire
19831/17/1981Stephen E. Nevels
19881/11/1986Stuart C. Bailey, LLS
19905/7/1988 Jose A. Vazquez
19934/17/1992 Christopher Clancy Varley
19971/7/1995 Jamie R. Williams, LLS
"As gold in the furnace hath He tried them, and received them to Himself. The righteous live forevermore; their reward is with the Lord; and the care of them is with the Most High. Therefore shall they receive from the Lord’s hand a glorious kingdom and a victor’s crown of righteousness.
We meet because of his passing from our circle to the Chapter Eternal; and yet in our hearts is the confidence that his living spirit hovers near. To his dear ones and friends present, we would bring our expression of sympathy; and to his memory we would offer our homage for his qualities of heart and mind.
As a friend, as a brother among us, and as a man of affairs, we have known him as loyal and devoted to the high ideals of The White Cross which we wear. His friendship was enduring; his generosities were large; and his life was an inspiration.
He loved his Fraternity; but he knew that its helpfulness and sympathies were meant to be broader than the bounds of the organization. His loyalty was grounded in the faith that fraternalism stands finally for better citizenship, for a more noble civilization, and for the higher ideals of life in its service to man and reverence to God.
In this sacred place and reverent moment the thought is dominant that life and its true friendships are indestructible. Because of the spirit in man, death cannot have the victory. That which we call death is but the gateway to the life immortal; for the life of the spirit does not die."
-- excerpted from the Sigma Chi Memorial Service