Who Rah! PHI TAU!
So...about a month ago Phi Tau Headquarters sent out an e-mail to all alumni telling us about the upcoming 100th anniversary of the founding of Phi Kappa Tau (2006). In the same e-mail they said that they have "lost touch" with over 17,000 alumni and challenged current alumns to help find the "lost brothers"
Well, I served as Vice President of Alumni Relations (VPAR) for Mu Chapter (Lawrence University) for three years and said to myself "hey! I can use my VPAR talents and knowledge to find these missing guys" So I downloaded the list of names - 124 missing guys for MU Chapter.
After sending around a few e-mails and pulling a few strings, today I finished up my search: I found 112 of the 124! ~90% found! Of those 112 found, 24 had passed away, but now we can move them to "Chapter Eternal" and thank them for their service to the fraternity.
So what of the remaining 12 guys? They are lost and I have no clue how to find them. I contacted Lawrence Alumni Office and Phi Tau Headquarters to help me out with these 12, but no luck. No one knows where they are. The good news: most of the 12 guys are over the age of 80 years old and probably passed away.
Anyways...I am SUPER EXCITED that I could help out Phi Kappa Tau and find those missing guys! I feel very fulfilled right now! WOO HOO! Damn Proud!
Well, I served as Vice President of Alumni Relations (VPAR) for Mu Chapter (Lawrence University) for three years and said to myself "hey! I can use my VPAR talents and knowledge to find these missing guys" So I downloaded the list of names - 124 missing guys for MU Chapter.
After sending around a few e-mails and pulling a few strings, today I finished up my search: I found 112 of the 124! ~90% found! Of those 112 found, 24 had passed away, but now we can move them to "Chapter Eternal" and thank them for their service to the fraternity.
So what of the remaining 12 guys? They are lost and I have no clue how to find them. I contacted Lawrence Alumni Office and Phi Tau Headquarters to help me out with these 12, but no luck. No one knows where they are. The good news: most of the 12 guys are over the age of 80 years old and probably passed away.
Anyways...I am SUPER EXCITED that I could help out Phi Kappa Tau and find those missing guys! I feel very fulfilled right now! WOO HOO! Damn Proud!