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time going to their events and activities (soccer, dance, In Memoriam
gymnastics, theater, and school events).
We just learned
How has becoming a parent changed your life? of the passing of
Simply put, in every way. My patience has increased Fred (Buster) m.
dramatically, that’s for sure. Tubeville Jr. ’61.
He passed away
How do you stay in touch with your fellow DTDs? in December of
Being the chapter advisor, I have found it easy to 2016.
stay in touch. Facebook has certainly been a great
way to not miss those little things that happen in Fred was a
our daily lives and keep up to date. Cavalier and one
of the original
What advice can you give the alumni and young T-Bone with wife Candice and their two children, EH brothers.
actives about the importance of brotherhood? Aurora and Alfred. He grew-up in
To my fellow alumni, recall that moment, that single share your stories with them. Share your brother- Fred M. Tubeville Jr. ‘61 Greenville, Texas,
moment that you knew you had made a decision as hood. To my young brothers, keep an eye on your and attended
a young man to be a part of something greater than futures and know that the sacrifices you make, of Greenville High
yourself. You chose to take on a new adventure with your time and talents, today not only improve your School (home of the Greenville Lions, where
others who were sharing in this adventure to bring chapter for tomorrow but will echo throughout Fred is considered a “Lion for Life.”)
about new experiences and prepare for a future you the chapter for decades to come. Leave behind a After graduating from college, he became an
had dreamed of. I ask that you come to the shelter, legacy, become someone who the members years ensign in the United States Navy and com-
come back home, and look into the eyes of these from now will admire. The paved road before you pleted his U.S. Navy aviation officer training in
young men and see that spark in their eye and was created by those who came before you. November of the same year. He was later des-
ignated as a naval aviator, with his father doing
the honor of pinning on his gold naval aviator
House Corporation for 2025. Your support is also essential to ensure wings. Fred’s aviation career spanned 23 years
we have the funds to continue our newsletter
(continued from page 1) and communications program. and included being an assistant professor of
naval science at Rice University.
contributing to our organization by either a one- Fraternally,
time, re-occurring, or estate gift. There are many After retiring from the Navy, Fred enjoyed a
projects we want to accomplish this year but career in sales, spending time with his wife
it’s always our goal to be prepared for the next of 53 years, Deane, and their three children,
major renovation, which is tentatively scheduled David H. Hitt III ’11 Trey, Chris, and Deanie. Fred, you will always
Treasurer, House Corporation be remembered.

Chapter Eternal

We are saddened to learn of the
passing of the following brothers – our
sympathies to their friends and family:
Lowell Robbins ‘61
Lynn A. Williams ‘61
James R. Boaz ‘63
Bobby N. Lawdermilk ‘63
Sherwin B. Yocom ‘63
Thomas N. Long ‘64
Elbert O Pruett ‘64
Lynn D. Green ‘66
Leslie L. Beard ‘76

Delts proudly supporting the Lions football team.

Buy a Brick in the Alumni Brick Garden
It’s not too late to buy your brick for the Alumni walkway. Create your own lasting message— To purchase, please go to www.tamuc.edu and
Brick Garden. Several brothers have bought one mine reads “Rene Griffin Delta Tau Delta.” You’ll click on the upper right corner, “Alumni and
so far this year…join your fellow EH Delts who even get a $125 donation write-off on your Community,” then upper left, “Alumni Relations,”
have bought a brick in the chapter garden taxes! then lower right, “Leave Your Mark on Campus.”

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