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'40s designed myself. Does it remind anyone of the '60s
architectural style once used by the University
H. Huddler Moore Jr. '46 architects in Champaign, i.e. Georgian? Phil Briggs '65
(759 Coy Ln., Chagrin Falls, OH 44022) (62 Blooming Grove Ln., Houston, TX
Joan and I are doing fine, still skiing forS James C. Nelson '48 77077-1928; pbriggs2@comcast.net) I
days in Vail but missed the company of Jean (617 Seventh St., Boulder City, NY 89005- recently received a Jefferson Award for public
and Ben Fisher '48, our regular companions 2947; gymnelson@aoI.com) The 1948-49 service. [Ed. Note}: Find a link to the news story
who had to stop skiing. Bob Bisehoff was a Illinois basketball team was honored at at www.illinoissigs.org.
sad loss. He and Dede have been great friends. halftime of the January 10 game vs. Indiana. I
We continue to travel and play tennis and was senior manager of the team that year. '70s
golf and enjoy numerous family activities in
Charlotte, NC and Portland, OR. We love the George Mullins '49 Ted Disabato '73
continued strength of Sigma Chi as well as my (109 Lockerbie Lane, Mooresville, NC 28115;
Kappa Kappa Chapter. cgmullinsrswindstream.net) This old Sigma (2426 Dundonald Lane, Flossmoor, IL
Chi varsity swimmer is still swimming at age 60422-1839; ted.disabators'disabato.corn)
Neal Hammon' 48 83. Last year I entered the North Carolina I established Disabato Advisers in 1994, an
(139 Fox Run Rd., Shelbyville, KY 40065; State Senior Olympic Games and swam in independent investment consulting firm for
nohammonwearthlink.ner) A short note from five events: 50 yd., 100 yd.,200 yd. and 500 institutional investors, such as coprorate retire-
a member of yd. freestyle, and the 50 yd. breaststroke. I ment plans, endowments and foundations,
the class of won five gold medals and set four NC state healthcare institutions and public funds. The
1948 who is records. What a blessing to be physically well firm currently advises $7 billion for clients
still kicking. and very active. across the US, an increase of about $1 billion
I frequently Being a member of the Sigma Chi in the last year. The firm is looking to hire
hear from fraternity has been a source of strength new investment analysts and would be happy
some of my and confidence for me all my life. It has to speak with Illinois graduates this year.
classmates who contributed to my happiness and success in Matthew T. Keeley '79
have retired everything I have done.
(564 Mayfair Lane, Naperville, -IL 60565)
to various
locations such '50s I visited Travis Murphy '78 at his palatial
as Colorado home in Minneapolis. Travis and his lovely
and Florida. I Michael H. Walters '59 wife, Laurel, are longtime friends of my wife
am still living (1024 Barton Ct., Glenview, IL 60025-4426; Susan and 1. Travis remains loyal to Illinois
in Shelby County, Kentucky, which is only 35 mhwaltersOO 1@comcast.net) I have great despite resurgence of the Golden Gophers!
miles from where I was born, in Louisville. I career expanding my company, Carnegie
like myoid house, which, being an architect, I Resources, Inc.

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In this photo: Orange and blue Sigsat a Bearsgame. Pictured (L to
R): Ryan Johnson '05, Brice Eldridge '05, Andrew Dremak '03,
Bryce Rapp '05, Stuan Robertson '05, Elliot Mata '03 and Mike
Hampton '05.

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