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Don Russell ’70: Seven brothers and five Bill Paris ’87: Santorini is one of my favorite
wives got together for our annual reunion; places. Life is short. The older I get, the more
the Maloneys, Tunkels, and Panices went to I realize we should each take time to enjoy life
Spain in October and re-united with Bob Wei- and loved ones.
bel ’67, who lives there with his wife. The
Haags and Russells didn’t make it this year,
but Marc Perilli ’70 and Bob Nespechal ’68
joined in our reunion of sorts. Hope all is well
with you, brothers!
HAVE ALUMNI NEWS? Chapter Eternal
We want to hear from you! Send your personal Our deepest sympathies to the family and
updates, accomplishments, adventures, and pho- friends of the following Eta brothers:
tos to our account manager Kasey Breedlove at
kbreedlove@elevateims.com, or simply fill out the Timothy F. Moore ’68
tear-away form at the bottom of your cover letter and
return it in the mail. We want to share it in the next Eric J. Cornelius ’82
issue of The Eta Survey!
ΚΔΡ Launches ULifeline: a mental heath web
Congratulations resource as part of the Brothers’ Keeper program
to our 2018
Scholarship Winners! Rho partnered with The Jed Foundation to the generous support of alumni, parents, and
The National Fraternity of Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Rho Foundation, supported by
develop and put in place resources to support friends, to fund the program.
our undergraduate members who might be in One life cut short is too many. Kappa Delta
Congratulations to the Eta brothers who
received scholarships at the ΚΔΡ Foun- distress or suffering from depression or suicidal Rho has averaged at least one suicide per year
dation Scholarship Banquet: thoughts. ULifeline is a web resource available for the last ten years. Through Brothers’ Keep-
to these brothers, as well as to officers, room- er, ΚΔΡ is among a small handful of fraternal
mates, or pledge brothers who are concerned organizations leading the charge to respond to
about a brother and don’t know where to turn. this crises and to put resources at the disposal
Hyeonjun Bae ’21:
Thomas P. Burns Memo- The National Fraternity has partnered with the of our brothers.
rial Scholarship ($1,000)
McHugh A. Carroll ’19:
Guy L. Davis Scholarship
($1,000) and Michael A.
McCarthy Architectural
Scholarship ($750)
Tyler Rasmussen ’19:
kappadeltarho.ulifeline.org/uiuc
Dale W. Schaffenacker
Scholarship ($1,000) and
Rho Alumni Scholarship
($1,000)
Gary Braznichenko ’21:
William J. Paris Scholar-
ship ($1,000)
