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Please Join Us in Making
Our New Chapter House a Reality
“The Delta Sigma Phi experience “In my 45 years or so since I graduated
played an important role in shaping from Georgia Tech, I lost touch with most
who I became as an adult. I grew and of my Delta Sig brothers as my time was
matured during my four years at GT, consumed by family, community and
and the fraternity was an extended business. However, over the past year
family during this journey. Looking I have had the opportunity to renew a
back, I have positive memories and number of these old acquaintances as
am grateful to many that I met along well as forge some new ones. Whether
the way. Giving to this campaign to old or new, I have come to realize there is a
build a new chapter house is a way common theme that our Delta Sig chapter
of securing a similar opportunity is made up of good men of integrity and
for future Delta Sigs while removing character. I take pride in being a part
what has become an architectural of this brotherhood, and as such, am
blight on the Tech campus. I believe supporting this campaign because Delta
in this chapter and feel its future is a Sig deserves a strong future on the GT
worthy investment.” campus.”
Gus Ramirez ’66 Mike Duke ’68
“My life today bears little resemblance “I’ve been a proud brother of Delta Sigma Phi since my initiation in 1994, and will continue to be for the “Delta Sigma Phi
to a young man juggling differential rest of my life. While I am very proud of my fraternity, the same cannot be said for our chapter house. Even has a rich history
equations, computer programming, and at the time of my initiation, it was clear to me and my peers that the house needed to be replaced. The last at Georgia Tech
Homecoming competitions. The world and twenty-three years have only made the situation more dire. and deserves a new
campus have also changed. Delta Sig has fraternity house that
evolved to remain relevant and a campus The time has come for us to pay the Pearl of Great Price, and contribute what each of us can, to improve will serve it well for
leader. Because Delta Sig remains an the experience of both the undergrads and ourselves as alumni. This new house will be something that we years to come.”
exceptional fraternity, one that is integral can be as proud of as we are of the chapter itself. Jack Miller ’61
to an enriching Georgia Tech experience,
the Century Campaign is worthy of my I’m proud of the small role I’ve been able to play in this campaign, proud of the modest contribution to which
financial support. my wife and I have been able to commit, and I’m sure you’ll feel the same as you make your contribution.”
For Delta Sig to continue to stand the test Chris Shorter ’94
of time – to remain competitive and transform
future generations – we must act now. Our “Last summer, I toured the Tech campus with my son. Tech has evolved “Giving to this campaign to build a new chapter house is one
undergraduate feats fade, but our memories, into such a beautiful campus. I shared a lot of great memories, especially of the easiest decisions I have ever made. My time at GT as
lessons, and friendships remain. The Century about my life at Delta Sig. As we walked up Fraternity Row and saw the House, a Delta Sig had a profound impact on my development and
Campaign will ensure that future generations memories from 30+ years ago rushed back. While I look at our House and see the life I now lead. I am very grateful for the investment and
can have the same, and it will be our lasting great memories, I also see a facility that has seen its best days. I feel fortunate generosity of the brothers that came before me that afforded
mark on the legacy of Delta Sigma Phi at to be able to support such a noble venture; to improve the aesthetics at both this opportunity. It is now my turn to invest to secure this same
Georgia Tech.” Tech and my fraternity, places where I grew up and am proud to be associated.” opportunity for generations to come...and it is a great feeling.”
Stan Hill ’02 Dave Jaben ’83 Moe Trebuchon ’83
