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AlumniNews Barr (Continued from Page 1) Kemy M. Aznabay ’87 - Working with series 6, series With a little free time on his hands, Pete ran 63, life and variables. Suzanne is working for Zurich for Mayor of Orlando and fnished second and our son Carson is 8 years old now, in 2nd grade. after a good race. Pete’s dedication to the community is being recognized this fall. In John E. Warmington ’71 – I retired this past October 2014, he will be inducted into the December after 34 years with Cantren in multiple Central Florida Hall of Fame. Pete also stays management positions. My daughter Mandy is busy with trips to his son Bill’s condo on the married and is working as an Assistant State Attorney Indian River in Stuart, and making runs to in Chicago. My other daughter Katie is working as an the Keys with Pete Jr., and pampering his Intensive Care nurse at Children’s Hospital in Denver. classic truck “Betsy.” My wife Marva is a part-time Nurse Practitioner at Pete and Nancy will celebrate 59 years Concentra in St. Louis. We are dividing our time of marriage this September. Pete devotes between St. Louis and Crescent Beach, FL. Pete with his family. his time to family, and continues to stay in touch with his Alpha Epsilon connections. Each gift made to Alpha Epsilon is made out Hammond and Fry. Pete’s son, Pete Jr., in memory of his friendships. Campaign Update joined the company after working at the Remembering Brother Dick Bartlett Orlando Sentinel. Advertising has changed completely ’54, who passed away a few years ago, Pete recalls how he lent a hand in getting with the digital age and social media. Dick a job at Tupperware before they Pete Jr. is on top of it and travels to learn became nationally known. Dick then went more. The UF Dean of Communications on to a very successful career at Mary Kay was in their offce recently, Pete continues Cosmetics. Upon meeting Mary Kay Ash, to push them forward to embrace the new Pete said, “Do you know how good this technology and techniques. guy Bartlett is? Well you be nice to him.” Today, he is retired, and his sons Bill and Bartlett went on to become President and Pete Jr. both remain involved in the company. C.O.O. of Mary Kay. Founders Day he Return to Greatness Campaign has offcially 2014 Alumni Brunch gathering Tprogressed and we are over $900,000 pledged! A huge “thank you” to those of you who have already made a commitment to the future of Alpha Epsilon – we could not have made it this far without your contribution! All alumni with valid mailing addresses received a campaign brochure last spring. The brochure detailed the plans for our new home, and provided information on the chapter’s website: www.mygreekgift.org/pkp/ae/cc. The chapter has made great strides. Since their colonization, they have secured a solid future at the University of Florida and deserve a place they are proud to call home. With your help we can make that happen! We are on our way to reaching our campaign goal, Save the Date! but still have a ways to go. In order for this project to be successful, we need each brother to consider making Homecoming 2014! the strongest pledge possible, over fve years, to the Alpha Epsilon Housing Corporation. Your pledge Florida vs. Missouri will help ensure the future of Awesome Epsilon at the University of Florida for the next 100 years! October 18th - Time: TBA Chapter Eternal We are saddened to have learned of the passing of the following Alpha Epsilon brothers since the last issue of the Pi Kapp Gator. We extend our sympathies to their friends, families, and loved ones. Benjamin E. Abbott ’49 Earnest “Brett” Culpepper ’67, age 65, of Port Saint Lucie, passed away on Saturday, Robert F. Miller ’53 February 1, 2014 after a long and hard fght with Parkinson’s disease. From the hometown of St. Petersburg, FL, Brett graduated from St. Petersburg High School Peter H. MacEachron ’54 and received a degree in civil engineering at UF in 1971. He married Judy Flowers Robert M. Shifalo ’63 Culpepper the following year on September 23, 1972. Brett was a professional Ernest B. Culpepper ’67 engineer and professional land surveyor and was a founding partner of Culpepper and Michael P. Villaroman ’87 Terpening, Inc. He was also a director of the St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce James (Sung) Suh ’96 GO Team, the predecessor of the Economic Development Council. Brett enjoyed golf, bridge, and Florida football. As an avid Florida fan, his love of the university was immortalized in the bricks of Ben Hill Griffn Stadium. Brett is survived by Judy, his wife of over 41 years, their three daughters, and four grandchildren. Alumni communication services provided by Te Laurus Group | www.thelaurusgroup.net | 770-903-3987 | @thelaurusgroup