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Online Digest, Fall 2014
ONLINE DIGEST
The STAR & LAMP receives stories every week of the successes of our members, chapters and friends.
Stories are posted constantly at STARANDLAMP.COM. We have selected a sampling below for you to enjoy.
Director Emeritus Durward W. Owen and
various staff and guests. This year's Mr.
Pi Kappa Phi recipient and fellow Hall of
Fame member Pete Petit, Iota (Georgia
Tech), was also in attendance.
Zap currently lives in Hawaii where
he serves as a trustee of the estate of
industrialist James Campbell, but traveled
to Atlanta to visit family. Due to his
infrequency of traveling least, this was a
Lynchburg College President Garren was
stretch of flying through the East and
fantastic opportunity to officially present
honored with Roanoke College Medal
Southern United States, something caught
Zap with his Hall of Fame certificate.
Lynchburg College President Kenneth
the captain's eye.
(Learn more about Zap in Fraternal News at
pikapp.org)
Garren, Xi (Roanoke), was honored with a
The captain noticed a Pi Kappa Phi sticker
Roanoke College Medal.
Allen had on his luggage and they realized
that they were both Pi Kappa Phi alumni. By
The medal is the highest honor given
chance, Allen had the pleasure of flying with
to alumni of the college. It recognizes
Roanoke College graduates for leadership,
a fellow Pi Kapp, Captain Jonathan Frost, Eta
intellectual integrity and dedication to
Chi (Texas Christian). The two had a great
stretch of safe and fun flying.
serving their communities.
Garren, who graduated from Roanoke
College in 1962, was a member of the
track team and is a member of the Pi
Kappa Phi fraternity.
He worked at the National Aeronautics
Shawn Miller spends summer giving
and Space Administration, where he was
back to the Haiti community
part of the manual abort launch of Apollo,
While many students across the nation
before earning his master's degree in
enjoyed their summer months working or
mathematics at William & Mary and a
going on vacation, one brother of the Eta
doctorate at Virginia Tech.
Pi Chapter at Coastal Carolina University
Garren returned to Roanoke where he
Luncheon held in Atlanta
spent a large portion of his summer giving
started the college's math national honor
for Hall of Fame inductee
back to others.
society, Pi Mu Epsilon.
On Monday, October 6, a special
Shawn Miller spent roughly a month in
After 34 years with the college,
luncheon was held in honor of Pi Kappa
Haiti helping others who are less fortunate.
Garren became president of Lynchburg
Phi's newest Hall of Fame inductee
With a budget of roughly $8,000
College in 2001. Since then, the college's
Admiral R.J. "Zap" Zlatoper, Alpha Tau
fundraised through his church
undergraduate enrollment has increased
(RPI). The luncheon, held at Atlanta's
community, Shawn and a team of 27
by 32 percent and graduate program
prestigious Capital City Club, was
others were able to run a medical clinic
enrollment has grown 169 percent.
coordinated with the help of Pi Kappa
for over 630 people and also put a roof
Phi Foundation trustee Tom Coley. Due
on a widow's house. The medical clinic
to distance, Admiral Zlatoper was not able
was in downtown Cap Haitian, Haiti,
Brotherhood Spans the Skies
to attend the summer's Supreme Chapter,
and the house was just outside the city,
where his induction into the Hall of Fame
As a pilot for US Airways Express,
in the town of Berard Nord. Shawn and
was announced.
First Officer Christopher Allen, Eta Beta
three other men worked with Haitian
(Indiana State), has the opportunity to fly
Joining Zap at the lunch were
contractors and construction workers to
with a lot of interesting people from all
Foundation trustees Barry Howell, Walter
complete the roof.
over the country.
Pickens, Michael Sweeney and Tom Coley,
The rest of the team which consisted
as well as Pi Kappa Phi Properties board
Recently, Allen was scheduled to fly
of nurses and people of other occupations
member Glenn Aspinwall, Chief Executive
with a captain with whom he had never
went into the clinic everyday and helped
Officer Mark E. Timmes, Executive
flown. Before taking off for a two-day
people both physically and financially try
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Online Digest, Fall 2014
This page contains a sample of stories submitted by members, chapters, and friends.