Kreman Named CEO OF DTD
International president Jim Garboden announced on June 26 the appointment of Jack C. Kreman (University of Nebraska at Kearney, 2004) as the Fraternity’s new chief executive officer.
“On behalf of the Fraternity’s Board of Directors, I am pleased to see Delta Tau Delta move forward with a proven talent at the Central Office. I have known Jack for a long time. His skills are many, and his commitment to the mission and values of Delta Tau Delta is unquestioned.”
Reminder: Open House at the Lodge
As a friendly reminder, Chi Chapter invites all alumni, friends, and family to an open house at the Lodge on Saturday, May 26 from 3-5:00 PM. We hope to see all of you there!
Annual Fund Giving Pacing Ahead of Previous Year – Thank You Donors!
Chi Chapter thanks all of its donors listed HERE. Thanks to their efforts, our fundraising total is at $11,577 from 58 Brothers. We’ve officially outpaced last year’s total of 10,611 from 55 Brothers! If you haven’t yet made your gift this year, consider doing so HERE – can we get to $15,000?
Spring Issue of The Rainbow
The latest issue of The Rainbow is HERE. In this issue, you will find:
- Chapters honored with the Hugh Shields Award
- All awards presented at division conferences
- Alumni honored with the William J. Fraering Award
Alumnus Visits Chi, Donates Composites
A special thanks to Brad Bennet ’57, who stopped by the Chapter this past weekend and donated some great composites! The 1956 photo includes Charles Walch ’57 and Perry Gilpatrick ’58, our two Brothers who died in an airplane accident and are memorialized on the Lodge’s front door plaque. Charles’ older brother Stan ’56, is […]
Follow Your North Star
Joe Grimes ’82, offers sage advice to today’s young Fraternity Men
I was a swimmer in high school and wanted to swim in college, so gravitated to swimmers automatically. I also was taking some classes freshman year with Sophomores who were in the fraternity and they made it sound like a great organization. At decision day I had multiple bids, but in the end decided to go with the Delts and have absolutely no regrets. Find out what Brother Grimes describes as your “North Star.”
Delts Awarded at Honors Day Celebration
James Carr ’62, (pictured second from left), received an honorary doctorate of laws at Kenyon’s Honors Day celebration on April 10, 2018. Brother Carr is a senior U.S. district judge for the Northern District of Ohio. He majored in German and English at Kenyon, served as captain of the swim team and also won the Anderson Cup before graduating magna cum laude. He graduated from Harvard Law School and was appointed a district judge by President Bill Clinton in 1994. Carr has also presided as a judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. He has served Kenyon as a member of the Board of Trustees and Alumni Council. Find out who the other recipients were.
Kenyon Delts Enjoy a Round of Golf
Delts GolfPictured are Delts: Rennie Worsfold ’86Bill Taylor ’85Tim Stautberg ’85Karl Starek ’86Stu Gutsche ’85Lawrence Shannon ’85Harvey Stephens ’85 Also pictured are Kenyon alums who are not Delts: Andy Hull ’85Brian Bohn ’85John Callinan ’85George Moore ’85
Chapter Eternal- Peter S. Carlson ’66
Peter S. Carlson ’66, on Nov. 23, 2017 on Nov. 15, 2017. He was 73 and a resident of Potomac, resident of Grand Junction, Colorado, Maryland.
Born in Brooklyn, NY, Peter grew up in Dover, OH. HE majored in Biology at Kenyon, swam with the Varsity Swimming Team, sand with the Kenyon Singers, and joined the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity. After spending his junior year at the American University of Beruit, Lebanon, he returned to win Kenyon’s Maxwell Elliot Power Prize in Biology and graduate Magna Cum Laude as a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
Chapter Eternal- The Very Rev. Walter H. Taylor ’60
The Very Rev. Walter H. Taylor Passed away on Dec. 2, 2017. He was 79-years-old, and a resident of Lenox, Mass.
Walt was born in Cincinnati and was raised there, along with Massachusetts and Georgia. He majored in History at Kenyon, and served as president of his freshman and junior classes, as co-editor of the Collegian, and as a member of the Appeals Board and the Panhellenic Council. He joined Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, which elected him its president for his junior and senior years. He earned his degree Magna Cum Laude, with high honors in his major, and won election to Phi Betta Kappa.