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Alumni News

C. Richard Turnbow ’47 – Please give our 65th anniversary with a 4000 mile motor settled in Virginia Beach. This is a summer
my regards to my old roommate Bill trip back to the Midwest. Not bad for a couple resort town (oceanfront like Miami...hotel
Herleman ’48 and my brother, Bob of 90 years olds. Back to Deerfield, IL (lived after hotel); locals stay away from that area
Turnbow ’49. In hoc! there for 45 years), quick jump to visit the last Memorial Day ‘til after Labor Day. Our eldest
David A. Brierley ’49 – After chasing remaining 1st cousin, down through central son (Sig at Montana) and his wife are ready to
these drilling rigs for 65 years, I’m strongly Ill then to KA City, Miami, OK and Tulsa, look after us when we start doddering.
thinking about retirement. OK hoping to lunch with Jud Collins ’50 Jay S. Willis ’63 – Retired after 40 years
Donald C. Johnson ’49 – Marian (Marian (I was his Pro Consul in 1948-49). Those as Prof. Fine Arts - Sculpture at USC. Just
Scheineman, Illinois KKG) and I celebrated plans got clobbered so then back thru AR to drinking beer, play poker, and making art!
visit a grandson and his new wife and on back Life is great!
to Virginia. We are more and more getting

Donald M. Jensen, MD ’68 – I Kappa Kappa 1964 pledge class. Special thanks to Don Jensen ’68 for the photo!
recently saw Dave Roseman ’60
featured in the Illinois Sig. Dave
was my Big Brother when I was
a pledge (KK’68), but I lost touch
with him after his graduation. I
thought I would give a brief update.

I recently retired from the
University of Chicago where I was
Professor of Medicine and Director
of the Center for Liver Disease
for 10 years. Prior to that, I was
at Rush Medical Center for 25 years. My research and clinical
interest has been in developing new therapies for hepatitis C. I
currently live in Oak Park, IL, with my wife, Donna, a retired
Infectious Disease physician. We travel and I also continue to
lecture on hepatitis C. My hobby is running and triathlons and
I recently completed the Muskoka Half Ironman race in Canada
and the Chicago Marathon this past October. I keep in loose
contact with Kevin O’Keefe ’69, but have otherwise “fallen
off the Sig grid.” I look forward to returning to Champaign for
Homecoming one of these years and visiting 410.

William L. White ’83 – I have been a Jimmy Johns franchisee with pledge brother Robb Sackett ’83 and his two brothers, Todd Sackett ’90
and Matt Sackett (Middle Tennesee Sig) since 1999!

Lloyd E. Berry ’85 – I am celebrating ten years with Colliers
International, serving as Senior Vice President and Director
of Asset Management. My wife Polly Berry and I married on
September 26, 2015 in Wheaton, IL. and are raising our sons Dru
(University of Missouri- Walter Williams Journalism Program),
Brody (3rd Grade/lives soccer) and Jackson (Kindergarten/
karate and soccer) in Glen Ellyn, IL. Enjoy regularly connecting
with many Sigs across Chicagoland and Central Illinois.

Lloyd and his bride Polly along with their boys Jackson, Brody, and Dru. Paul C. Bateman ’03 – My brother,
Mark P. Bateman ’05 and I bought
our family business at the end of
2014. Mark and I represent the sixth
generation of our family to own
and operate the business in Decatur.
The company traces its beginnings
to the mid-1850s. We have renamed the business Woare’s Inc.
We sell a full line of landscape and masonry supplies. We use
the ideals of Sigma Chi on a daily basis to ensure our success as
businessman. www.woares.com.

Have Alumni News?

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thelaurusgroup.net, or simply fill out the tear-away form at the bottom of your cover letter and return it in the mail. We want to share it in the next issue of The Illinois Sig!

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