The Noble Ruler's letter provides updates on recent and upcoming events for the Kappa Crescent chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho at the University of Nebraska. It discusses the positive visit from their chapter consultant in September and accomplishments in scholarship, recruitment, brotherhood, and alumni relations. It also announces details of their annual Barn Party philanthropy event and plans for highway cleanup and a Woodsie bonfire party.
The Freshman Class President's report discusses how chapter members volunteered at a local orchard during a festival, raising $10,000 for a new chapter house.
The Recruitment report expresses thanks to alumni for financial support and names brothers who recommended names for their pledge class of 24 members.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay announced its Group Study Exchange team selected to visit Normandy, France in 2010. The club also discussed upcoming social and fundraising events including a brunch, quiz night and Christmas dinner. Members were encouraged to get involved in these events and promote vocational service during the upcoming month. Details were provided about guest speakers and topics for upcoming meetings.
The bulletin discusses upcoming events like a fundraiser movie night for polio, an address by the Rotary Foundation Vice Chair on the work of the Foundation, and the club's Christmas dinner. It also provides updates on the club's projects like providing magnifying microscopes to local schools and organizing a study exchange to Fiji, and recognizes members' contributions.
This document is an invitation and information for the Crab Feast & Auction Under the Stars event held by the North Orange County Family YMCA. The event will be on September 15th at the YMCA Branch in Fullerton, CA and will include live and silent auctions and a buffet of crab, shrimp, chicken and chili. Proceeds will benefit the YMCA's youth programs including their after-school program for elementary and middle school children called Youth Achievers. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door, and party tables for 10 people are available for $500.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
The document announces local Christmas events, including the Vicksburg Post seeking Christmas stories from readers, Linda Fondren being selected for a special training program, and the annual tree lighting at River Region Medical Center. It also profiles Toot's Grocery, which keeps its Christmas tree decorated year-round thanks to patron Maureen Corcoran's monthly decorating. The premiere of the new Hobbit film is announced, with details provided on the premiere celebrations in New Zealand.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on club activities and events for the week of 25th-31st May 2009. Key information includes:
- Funds were raised for PolioPlus through a water purifier auction and concert ticket sales.
- Two new members, Jane Armstrong and Anne McAnearney, joined the club.
- At the Club Assembly, options for establishing a Club Foundation were discussed.
- The GSE team shared their experiences visiting various organizations in Texas.
- The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay held its weekly meeting on October 12th, where the guest speaker was Carina Hoang, a Vietnamese refugee who escaped Vietnam by boat at age 16.
- Upcoming events for the club include a cocktail function on October 23rd, Pride of Workmanship Awards on October 26th, and the club's AGMs on November 9th.
- The club acquired a new trailer which was used on its first job to transport books to the Save the Children
The document is a newsletter from the Hooved Animal Rescue & Protection Society (HARPS).
[1] HARPS is facing an upcoming crossroads as their 10-year lease on their rescue farm is set to expire. They will need to find a new permanent home. HARPS is also seeing an increasing need to help abused and neglected horses as the economy causes more owners to struggle. [2] HARPS is highlighting the stories of some horses that were rescued and have found new homes, showing the positive impact of their work. [3] The newsletter provides updates on HARPS operations and needs support from members and donors to continue their mission of rescuing and rehabilitating abused horses.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay meeting summary from August 10th includes:
1) A presentation from Gillian Yudelman about Maiti Nepal, a charity rescuing girls from human trafficking between India and Nepal.
2) Announcements about upcoming Rotary Youth Driver Awareness event and need for host families for a group study exchange team visit.
3) A guest speaker from EmbroidMe offered to donate an embroidered towel as a raffle prize for the club.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay announced its Group Study Exchange team selected to visit Normandy, France in 2010. The club also discussed upcoming social and fundraising events including a brunch, quiz night and Christmas dinner. Members were encouraged to get involved in these events and promote vocational service during the upcoming month. Details were provided about guest speakers and topics for upcoming meetings.
The bulletin discusses upcoming events like a fundraiser movie night for polio, an address by the Rotary Foundation Vice Chair on the work of the Foundation, and the club's Christmas dinner. It also provides updates on the club's projects like providing magnifying microscopes to local schools and organizing a study exchange to Fiji, and recognizes members' contributions.
This document is an invitation and information for the Crab Feast & Auction Under the Stars event held by the North Orange County Family YMCA. The event will be on September 15th at the YMCA Branch in Fullerton, CA and will include live and silent auctions and a buffet of crab, shrimp, chicken and chili. Proceeds will benefit the YMCA's youth programs including their after-school program for elementary and middle school children called Youth Achievers. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door, and party tables for 10 people are available for $500.
This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
The document announces local Christmas events, including the Vicksburg Post seeking Christmas stories from readers, Linda Fondren being selected for a special training program, and the annual tree lighting at River Region Medical Center. It also profiles Toot's Grocery, which keeps its Christmas tree decorated year-round thanks to patron Maureen Corcoran's monthly decorating. The premiere of the new Hobbit film is announced, with details provided on the premiere celebrations in New Zealand.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on club activities and events for the week of 25th-31st May 2009. Key information includes:
- Funds were raised for PolioPlus through a water purifier auction and concert ticket sales.
- Two new members, Jane Armstrong and Anne McAnearney, joined the club.
- At the Club Assembly, options for establishing a Club Foundation were discussed.
- The GSE team shared their experiences visiting various organizations in Texas.
- The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay held its weekly meeting on October 12th, where the guest speaker was Carina Hoang, a Vietnamese refugee who escaped Vietnam by boat at age 16.
- Upcoming events for the club include a cocktail function on October 23rd, Pride of Workmanship Awards on October 26th, and the club's AGMs on November 9th.
- The club acquired a new trailer which was used on its first job to transport books to the Save the Children
The document is a newsletter from the Hooved Animal Rescue & Protection Society (HARPS).
[1] HARPS is facing an upcoming crossroads as their 10-year lease on their rescue farm is set to expire. They will need to find a new permanent home. HARPS is also seeing an increasing need to help abused and neglected horses as the economy causes more owners to struggle. [2] HARPS is highlighting the stories of some horses that were rescued and have found new homes, showing the positive impact of their work. [3] The newsletter provides updates on HARPS operations and needs support from members and donors to continue their mission of rescuing and rehabilitating abused horses.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay meeting summary from August 10th includes:
1) A presentation from Gillian Yudelman about Maiti Nepal, a charity rescuing girls from human trafficking between India and Nepal.
2) Announcements about upcoming Rotary Youth Driver Awareness event and need for host families for a group study exchange team visit.
3) A guest speaker from EmbroidMe offered to donate an embroidered towel as a raffle prize for the club.
The document summarizes Alpha Delta Fraternity's 100th Founders Day Celebration to be held April 20-22, 2012 in Topeka, Kansas. Major renovations to the fraternity house kitchen and dining room funded by donations are being completed for the event. All alumni and friends are invited to attend the festivities and celebrations commemorating 100 years of the fraternity. Those unable to attend can purchase a commemorative DVD of the fraternity's history. The organization is encouraging alumni to support the fraternity through estate planning donations.
A Group Study Exchange between Rotary districts in Zambia and South Africa took place in 2006, signifying improved relations between the two countries. The exchange was made possible by district designated funds from District 9210 to District 9300. Group Study Exchanges can help foster understanding between formerly conflicting countries and make history.
The Nevada Wilderness Project had a very busy and successful year in 2005. They opened a new office in Las Vegas, hired 4 new employees, and ran 3 active campaigns to designate more wilderness areas in Nevada. The director expresses optimism about continuing their important work in 2006 with help from members through volunteering, donations, and letters to representatives.
This document is an internal newsletter for Tiffany & Co employees in San Francisco. It provides updates on recent company events and promotions, including a Valentine's Day billboard campaign and the expansion of the fashion jewelry salon. It also announces upcoming in-store events and acknowledges the work of Tiffany employees in Japan following recent natural disasters. Key leadership changes and new product launches are mentioned. Employee accomplishments and milestones are recognized.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay celebrated its 2nd anniversary and Christmas with a dinner at the Nedlands Golf Club. Former entertainer and councillor Max Kay spoke about his life journey from Scotland to Perth. The club also discussed sponsoring a participant for the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards camp in January and hosting a dinner for camp participants in February. Additionally, the Rotary Foundation approved a scholarship application for Justin to study at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
The summary provides updates from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay including:
1) Two members spoke about the Save Foundation in Africa which works to conserve endangered species like rhinos.
2) The next meeting will feature the annual address by Dr. Ken Collins on the Rotary Foundation.
3) Upcoming events include the club's Christmas function and a fundraising quiz night organized by another local club.
4) International projects supported by the club include providing equipment to schools for the deaf in Malaysia through matching grants.
This document contains a newsletter from a real estate agent providing local real estate market updates and community news for December 2009. It includes information on:
1) An extension of tax credits for first-time and repeat homebuyers.
2) Local real estate statistics and a featured neighborhood.
3) Upcoming community events in December 2009.
4) A pumpkin dessert recipe.
Kit and Charlie met in college and later moved to Denver together after Kit finished medical school. They had an outdoor wedding in Sedalia, Colorado featuring bright orange and yellow flowers. During their reception, they served Charlie's favorite beers from the brewery he works at and had personalized pint glasses as favors. Their first dance was to "Better Together" sung by one of Charlie's friends.
The document is a newsletter from the Kern-Kaweah Chapter of the Sierra Club announcing upcoming events in September and October 2003. It discusses an annual fall dinner social on October 25th, invites members to a statewide conservation meeting in San Luis Obispo on September 6-7th, and lists a variety of hiking and educational activities for members to participate in during the fall months, including climbs up Liebre Mountain and visits to Hungry Valley State Park and Joshua Tree National Park. It also provides updates on issues like the Tejon Ranch development proposals and efforts to cooperate across chapters on conservation challenges.
This document contains sample personalized letters that can be purchased from the website topsantaletters.com. It includes options for a classroom letter from Santa addressed to a teacher, as well as a family letter addressed to parents. Both letters provide updates on Santa and his preparations for Christmas Eve deliveries. The website offers personalized Santa letters that can be customized with the child's name and other details for $9.95 each.
This document contains reports from several positions within the Kappa Chapter of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity at the University of Nebraska for the fall 2008 semester. It summarizes the chapter's academic, homecoming, and alumni activities. The chapter received an award for most improved at the national convention. Scholarship reports show the chapter exceeded its GPA goal and ranked higher than other fraternities. The homecoming display highlighted the birth of NASA. An alumni update announced the passing of a founding member.
October/November 2009 Xi Epsilon e-Newsletterpjcorr
The Xi-Epsilon chapter of Kappa Sigma at Thiel College has been very busy with events over the last few months, including a successful see-saw marathon fundraiser, homecoming, and pledging a new class of recruits. Upcoming events include an initiation ceremony and informal event. The chapter also participated in community service, fundraising, and attending the installation of a new Kappa Sigma chapter.
The Xi-Epsilon chapter of Kappa Sigma has been busy with events over the past few weeks including their annual Cheeseburger in Paradise Thiel event and volunteering at the local St. Paul's Car Cruise. Upcoming events include See-Saw-A-Thon, Bid Day, Homecoming, and an alumni weekend planned for October. The newsletter also provides updates on the chapter's remaining families and introduces Benjamin Pouliot, the current Grand Procurator.
The document discusses the recent success of the Alpha Gamma Rho Winter Preview calf show in December, thanking participants and sponsors. It also provides updates on upcoming events for the Kappa chapter, including their annual hog roast philanthropy, highway cleanup, and Farmers' Ball party. Reports are included on alumni relations, scholarships, and mentors among the undergraduate members.
The document discusses the recent success of the Alpha Gamma Rho Winter Preview calf show in December, thanking participants and sponsors. It also provides updates on upcoming events for the Kappa chapter, including their annual hog roast philanthropy, highway cleanup, and Farmers' Ball party. Reports are included on alumni relations, scholarships, and mentors among the undergraduate members.
The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It provides updates on various club activities, events, and projects over the past week. Specifically, it discusses:
1) A letter from the club president discussing upcoming events and a successful microscope project.
2) A report on a presentation about the Handicamp program and plans to get the new district involved.
3) Announcements about various upcoming club meetings, events like a twilight sail and Christmas party, and volunteer opportunities.
This summary provides an overview of the Year-End Note from the Executive Director of Second Genesis, J. Michael McGuinness:
1) Despite challenging times, the Executive Director is filled with enthusiasm and hope for the future of Second Genesis as he has seen the great work of the wonderful staff in transforming lives and helping clients build strong foundations for long-term recovery.
2) After six years with Second Genesis, the Executive Director is more convinced than ever that the mission of empowering individuals and families to live free from addiction through therapeutic community treatment remains as strong as when the organization was founded 38 years ago.
3) One example that reinforced the important mission occurred when the Executive Director attended a family day event and
The Rotary Club of Ascot had a successful year under President Janet Holding. Key projects included supporting Interplast teams to Laos and water wells in Timor-Leste. Club directors oversaw community services, fundraising, foundation/PR, international, membership, new generations, and vocational activities. Members were involved in RYPEN, RYLA, JCLA, and supporting local Interact clubs. The club looks forward to the upcoming changeover and new leadership under President Dianne Reed.
Theta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity at the University of Missouri had an accomplished year. They were named the top fraternity in their college, earned several national awards, recruited 31 new members which was a record, and won Homecoming and CAFNR Week competitions. The Noble Ruler looked forward to continued success under new leadership.
This newsletter from the Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Delta at UCLA provides updates on the sorority's activities in the areas of membership, sisterhood, new member perspective, academics, workshops, philanthropy events, and leadership. The chapter welcomed 45 new members in fall 2009 and 13 in spring 2010. Sisterhood events included game nights, a coaches night for an intramural flag football tournament, and attending an American Idol taping. A new member discussed finding a sense of belonging through joining the sorority.
The document summarizes Alpha Delta Fraternity's 100th Founders Day Celebration to be held April 20-22, 2012 in Topeka, Kansas. Major renovations to the fraternity house kitchen and dining room funded by donations are being completed for the event. All alumni and friends are invited to attend the festivities and celebrations commemorating 100 years of the fraternity. Those unable to attend can purchase a commemorative DVD of the fraternity's history. The organization is encouraging alumni to support the fraternity through estate planning donations.
A Group Study Exchange between Rotary districts in Zambia and South Africa took place in 2006, signifying improved relations between the two countries. The exchange was made possible by district designated funds from District 9210 to District 9300. Group Study Exchanges can help foster understanding between formerly conflicting countries and make history.
The Nevada Wilderness Project had a very busy and successful year in 2005. They opened a new office in Las Vegas, hired 4 new employees, and ran 3 active campaigns to designate more wilderness areas in Nevada. The director expresses optimism about continuing their important work in 2006 with help from members through volunteering, donations, and letters to representatives.
This document is an internal newsletter for Tiffany & Co employees in San Francisco. It provides updates on recent company events and promotions, including a Valentine's Day billboard campaign and the expansion of the fashion jewelry salon. It also announces upcoming in-store events and acknowledges the work of Tiffany employees in Japan following recent natural disasters. Key leadership changes and new product launches are mentioned. Employee accomplishments and milestones are recognized.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay celebrated its 2nd anniversary and Christmas with a dinner at the Nedlands Golf Club. Former entertainer and councillor Max Kay spoke about his life journey from Scotland to Perth. The club also discussed sponsoring a participant for the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards camp in January and hosting a dinner for camp participants in February. Additionally, the Rotary Foundation approved a scholarship application for Justin to study at Tsinghua University in Beijing.
The summary provides updates from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay including:
1) Two members spoke about the Save Foundation in Africa which works to conserve endangered species like rhinos.
2) The next meeting will feature the annual address by Dr. Ken Collins on the Rotary Foundation.
3) Upcoming events include the club's Christmas function and a fundraising quiz night organized by another local club.
4) International projects supported by the club include providing equipment to schools for the deaf in Malaysia through matching grants.
This document contains a newsletter from a real estate agent providing local real estate market updates and community news for December 2009. It includes information on:
1) An extension of tax credits for first-time and repeat homebuyers.
2) Local real estate statistics and a featured neighborhood.
3) Upcoming community events in December 2009.
4) A pumpkin dessert recipe.
Kit and Charlie met in college and later moved to Denver together after Kit finished medical school. They had an outdoor wedding in Sedalia, Colorado featuring bright orange and yellow flowers. During their reception, they served Charlie's favorite beers from the brewery he works at and had personalized pint glasses as favors. Their first dance was to "Better Together" sung by one of Charlie's friends.
The document is a newsletter from the Kern-Kaweah Chapter of the Sierra Club announcing upcoming events in September and October 2003. It discusses an annual fall dinner social on October 25th, invites members to a statewide conservation meeting in San Luis Obispo on September 6-7th, and lists a variety of hiking and educational activities for members to participate in during the fall months, including climbs up Liebre Mountain and visits to Hungry Valley State Park and Joshua Tree National Park. It also provides updates on issues like the Tejon Ranch development proposals and efforts to cooperate across chapters on conservation challenges.
This document contains sample personalized letters that can be purchased from the website topsantaletters.com. It includes options for a classroom letter from Santa addressed to a teacher, as well as a family letter addressed to parents. Both letters provide updates on Santa and his preparations for Christmas Eve deliveries. The website offers personalized Santa letters that can be customized with the child's name and other details for $9.95 each.
This document contains reports from several positions within the Kappa Chapter of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity at the University of Nebraska for the fall 2008 semester. It summarizes the chapter's academic, homecoming, and alumni activities. The chapter received an award for most improved at the national convention. Scholarship reports show the chapter exceeded its GPA goal and ranked higher than other fraternities. The homecoming display highlighted the birth of NASA. An alumni update announced the passing of a founding member.
October/November 2009 Xi Epsilon e-Newsletterpjcorr
The Xi-Epsilon chapter of Kappa Sigma at Thiel College has been very busy with events over the last few months, including a successful see-saw marathon fundraiser, homecoming, and pledging a new class of recruits. Upcoming events include an initiation ceremony and informal event. The chapter also participated in community service, fundraising, and attending the installation of a new Kappa Sigma chapter.
The Xi-Epsilon chapter of Kappa Sigma has been busy with events over the past few weeks including their annual Cheeseburger in Paradise Thiel event and volunteering at the local St. Paul's Car Cruise. Upcoming events include See-Saw-A-Thon, Bid Day, Homecoming, and an alumni weekend planned for October. The newsletter also provides updates on the chapter's remaining families and introduces Benjamin Pouliot, the current Grand Procurator.
The document discusses the recent success of the Alpha Gamma Rho Winter Preview calf show in December, thanking participants and sponsors. It also provides updates on upcoming events for the Kappa chapter, including their annual hog roast philanthropy, highway cleanup, and Farmers' Ball party. Reports are included on alumni relations, scholarships, and mentors among the undergraduate members.
The document discusses the recent success of the Alpha Gamma Rho Winter Preview calf show in December, thanking participants and sponsors. It also provides updates on upcoming events for the Kappa chapter, including their annual hog roast philanthropy, highway cleanup, and Farmers' Ball party. Reports are included on alumni relations, scholarships, and mentors among the undergraduate members.
The document is a newsletter from the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It provides updates on various club activities, events, and projects over the past week. Specifically, it discusses:
1) A letter from the club president discussing upcoming events and a successful microscope project.
2) A report on a presentation about the Handicamp program and plans to get the new district involved.
3) Announcements about various upcoming club meetings, events like a twilight sail and Christmas party, and volunteer opportunities.
This summary provides an overview of the Year-End Note from the Executive Director of Second Genesis, J. Michael McGuinness:
1) Despite challenging times, the Executive Director is filled with enthusiasm and hope for the future of Second Genesis as he has seen the great work of the wonderful staff in transforming lives and helping clients build strong foundations for long-term recovery.
2) After six years with Second Genesis, the Executive Director is more convinced than ever that the mission of empowering individuals and families to live free from addiction through therapeutic community treatment remains as strong as when the organization was founded 38 years ago.
3) One example that reinforced the important mission occurred when the Executive Director attended a family day event and
The Rotary Club of Ascot had a successful year under President Janet Holding. Key projects included supporting Interplast teams to Laos and water wells in Timor-Leste. Club directors oversaw community services, fundraising, foundation/PR, international, membership, new generations, and vocational activities. Members were involved in RYPEN, RYLA, JCLA, and supporting local Interact clubs. The club looks forward to the upcoming changeover and new leadership under President Dianne Reed.
Theta Chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity at the University of Missouri had an accomplished year. They were named the top fraternity in their college, earned several national awards, recruited 31 new members which was a record, and won Homecoming and CAFNR Week competitions. The Noble Ruler looked forward to continued success under new leadership.
This newsletter from the Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Delta at UCLA provides updates on the sorority's activities in the areas of membership, sisterhood, new member perspective, academics, workshops, philanthropy events, and leadership. The chapter welcomed 45 new members in fall 2009 and 13 in spring 2010. Sisterhood events included game nights, a coaches night for an intramural flag football tournament, and attending an American Idol taping. A new member discussed finding a sense of belonging through joining the sorority.
The Sierra Club held a candidates' forum for the Kern County 2nd District Supervisorial race. The chapter is also looking for volunteers for the Executive Committee. The newsletter provides information on ordering Sierra Club calendars as gifts and announces that a lawsuit threatening the Air Pollution Control Board over air quality rules has been settled, requiring the board to enact certain regulations.
The document summarizes efforts to establish and develop the Panorama Vista Preserve, a 950-acre nature area along the Kern River in California. A coalition of three local groups purchased the land in the late 1990s. Since then, volunteers have been working to revegetate the area by planting over 100,000 trees and shrubs. They have established irrigation systems and a nursery with the help of grants. The revegetation efforts have faced challenges from insect damage but have shown progress over the past decade. The Kern-Kaweah Chapter of the Sierra Club recently donated $3,000 to support expanding the irrigation system.
The Kappa Gamma Chi newsletter summarizes their fall 2011 semester. They welcomed new sisters, completed over 3,000 hours of community service, and bonded during a retreat weekend near the beach. Upcoming events include their 110th anniversary celebration and Take Back the Night week in the spring semester. The newsletter also highlights an alumni sister living abroad and her aerial performance hobby, as well as saying goodbye to December graduating sisters.
This 4 sentence document provides a list of floor plans including the basement, first floor, second floor, and third floor. It gives a high-level overview of the layout of a multi-story building without including details about the specific rooms or features on each level.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The Kappa Crescent newsletter from the University of Nebraska's Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity chapter provides updates on their website, housemother, philanthropy work, and Farmer's Ball event. It also includes reports from 10 alumni mentors and announcements of alumni featured in the fall dean's list and a story about the "Christmas Tree Czar". The newsletter requests alumni news and recruitment recommendations.
Alpha Gamma Rho is a fraternity located at 1430 Idylwild Drive. Tim Rennau and Micah Agler can be contacted at (308) 380-4046 and (402) 369-3814 respectively for information about recruitment. The fraternity's name and contact information is written in both English and Greek letters.
Alpha Gamma Rho is a fraternity that provides housing for its members. Their house offers dorm-style living arrangements with shared bedrooms and communal spaces. Visitors are welcome to tour the facility to learn more about the living situation and Greek life on campus.
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Kappa Crescent Fall 2009
1. Kappa Crescent Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
Fall 2009 www.agrunl.org University of Nebraska
Noble Ruler Report
With it being November, this letter visited the house in September. He was very impressed
will most likely find you in a busy with the organization we have here. He was excited
time. With as wet as it has been re- about our achievements in scholarship, recruitment,
cently, I am sure many of you are brotherhood and our strong alumni base.
trying to finish harvest. This let- Much has happened since we started in August, but there
ter may also find you in the midst is also much left to do. Our annual Barn Party Philanthro-
of keeping a close eye on college py took place on Nov. 4 at Uncle Ron’s.
football. It will be interesting to see The chapter is also planning to engage in our annual high-
how the Huskers finish their roller way cleanup later on this fall. Brothers will pick up trash
David Painter coaster season. Whatever the case on a designated stretch of highway outside of Lincoln.
may be, I hope this letter finds you well. Finally, AGR’s traditional Woodsie bonfire party will be
The year started off great by initiating 24 new mem- held next week. It promises to be a fun time with great
bers. Much time this year has been spent getting the memories to be made. The fall semester is always a great
new members involved in the house and teaching them time of the year. With Husker games every Saturday and
the expectations and opportunities that come along with the new freshman in the house, this year has been very
being an AGR. They have already contributed a lot to eventful. Feel free to stop by if you are ever in town.
Kappa since arriving in August. It will be exciting to
see what they will contribute in the years to come. Fraternally,
Andy Barricklow, chapter consultant from the Home David Painter
Office and alumnus from Beta Chapter at Ohio State, Noble Ruler
Freshman Class President Report
Many members of the Kappa corn. Everyone was proud to
Chapter of Alpha Gamma Rho have raised money for a new
used the weekend of Sept. 19- house while enjoying their
20 to raise money for a new weekend.
chapter house. These mem- The Kimmel Foundation re-
bers volunteered at the Kim- warded the workers by gener-
mel Orchard in Nebraska City ously donating $10,000 to the
during the town's AppleJack fund for a new chapter house.
Festival. The undergraduate members
Erik Olson, an Alpha Gam- of Kappa Chapter would like
ma Rho alumnus and current to sincerely thank the Kimmel
Kimmel Orchard manager, Foundation for its support and
Kappa Brothers Jamison Jensen and Adam Mass volun-
requested the additional help teered to work the concession stand at Kimmel Orchards. generosity.
during the festival.
The members who worked at the orchard served in Fraternally,
many capacities from selling apples, to re-stocking Ross Jensen
shelves, to running the cash register, to making kettle Freshman Class President
More Inside...
2. Recruitment Report
This summer proved to be a successful recruitment year Duane Miller, Doug Brand, Rick Walters, Derek Betka
for Kappa Chapter. We were fortunate enough to find and Ryan Betka.
24 quality young men to Of the freshman class,
join Alpha Gamma Rho. four members have had
These 24 new brothers fathers in AGR. These are
represent diverse agricul- Will Anderjaska, Dane
tural backgrounds from Knudsen, Kalby Weh-
different areas around the rbein and Ross Jensen.
state of Nebraska. There are also other fresh-
Our brothers in the house men that have had older
made a large effort to at- brothers in AGR.
tend recruitment events We are continually striv-
this summer, which had ing to improve Kappa
a positive impact on our Chapter through the re-
recruitment efforts. We cruitment of new quality
also had support from Kappa Brothers are proud to welcome the 24 new men of the 2009 Freshman Class. young men. If any alumni
our alumni. We would like to thank the Alumni Board have recommendations for next summer’s recruitment,
for providing a large portion of our recruitment bud- please fill out the slip at the end of the Crescent.
get. Their support makes it easier to fund our recruit-
ment efforts. We would like to send a special thanks Fraternally,
to these brothers who took it upon themselves to rec- Scott Sorensen, ssoren10@huskser.unl.edu
ommend names for this year’s class: Chuck Beermann, Jamison Jensen, jamisonajensen@gmail.com
Lee Potts, Joey Large, Fred Bruning, Robert Moreland, VNR Recruitment Co-Chairs
Calf Show Chair Report
The Winter Preview will be held Dec. 18-20. Kirk Sti- It is also a good recruiting tool for 4-H and FFA kids
erwalt will be judging. It is a prospect steer and heifer that show cattle and become familiar with the AGR
show. name. We would like to extend our invitation to you to
The Winter Preview has gained a lot of recognition enjoy the fun!
over the past couple of years. People from as far away
as California have come to exhibit their animals at the Fraternally,
Winter Preview. It has been successful in the past and Corey Cable
takes a lot help out of the entire house. Calf Show Chair
Philanthropy Report
The 2009 Alpha Gamma Rho Barn Flames”, “Feet Don’t Touch the Ground” and many
Party was held on Wednesday Nov. 4, more. This year’s Barn Party benefitted Omaha Chil-
2009 at Uncle Ron’s Wild West Sa- dren’s Hospital. It was another exciting, fun and profit-
loon in Lincoln, Neb. It featured Texas able night!
Country performer Stoney LaRue and
the Arsenals. Fraternally,
Stoney LaRue performs hits such as Tyson Narjes
Stoney LaRue “Oklahoma Breakdown”, “Down in VNR Philanthropy
3. Mentor Reports
The following are mentor reports written by Kappa Chapter undergraduates. linois. The instant connection that the AGR alums had
was extremely helpful in acclimating Justin to Illinois.
William K. Houlobek (‘89)
After two years in Illinois, Justin and wife relocated to
William K. Houlobek joined AGR in 1983, follow-
St. Paul, Neb. The built a house in St. Paul about five
ing in the footsteps of other Houlobeks before him. He
years ago. Justin and his wife relocated due to an op-
majored in Ag Engineering and in 1988 was granted
portunity for his wife to work as the Hall County Exten-
an internship in West Germany working on water tur-
sion Educator. Justin works with his brother and father
bines. After returning to the States, he finished his Ag
in farming, outfitting, and a ranching operation.
Engineering degree and graduated from the University
As mentioned, Justin works with his brother (Jay) and
in 1989. He then attained a job with Ingersoll Rand as
father in Central Nebraska. The trio farm approximate-
an Ag Engineer.
ly 3,000 acres of farmland. They also have about 4,000
After three years of that, he had the calling from God
acres of ranchland. The ranchland is leased out during
to go down a different path in life and so he joined the
the winter to fellow ranchers. Furthermore, the trio
seminary. He spent one year in Toronto and then four
recently formed an outfitting company. The outfitting
years in Philadelphia and was ordained a priest in 1997.
company provides hunting engagements along portions
His first assignment was teaching high school religion
of the family’s land. Beyond a heavy work schedule,
at St. Michael’s in Hastings.
Justin tries to find time for his family.
After two years there, he became the pastor of Co-
Justin’s immediate family includes his wife, Cammy,
lon and Cedar Bluffs as well as teaching in the Wahoo
and their two sons, Jacob and Sam. Jacob is 7 years old,
Bishop Newman School System. Three years later, he
and Sam is 3 years old.
was reassigned to his current position as pastor of the
Lastly, Justin best described AGR as an everlasting
Sutton and Harvard parishes and has recently switched
friendship that’ll always be beneficial in every faucet
the parish at Harvard for Grafton. Since he is no lon-
of life.
ger in a teaching position he has taken on the role of
Written by Zach Badura, St. Paul, Neb.
Mission Director for the Diocese of Lincoln where he
heads the Missionary Assistance Program.
Roger Wahlgren (‘66)
Written by Will Anderjaska, Palisade, Neb.
I interviewed Roger Wahlgren of Gothenburg, Neb.
Roger was initiated into AGR in 1966, his sophomore
Justin Wells (‘93)
year in college. Roger has a family of four, including
Justin Wells was a 1993 initiate of Alpha Gamma Rho
his wife, Carol, his son, Joe and his daughter, Kristy.
fraternity. He is originally from Elba, Neb. Justin men-
Roger was an active member in AGR, as he was the
tioned that he thoroughly enjoyed AGR. While in the
Social Chair for two years. His major was Animal Sci-
house, Justin served as the Crescent Editor and Recruit-
ence and also Business. In 1969, Roger graduated from
ment Chair. He met his wife, Tammy, while in college
UNL with a degree in Animal Science and Business.
at Nebraska-Lincoln. In fact, Cammy was a Pink Rose
After graduating, Roger went to Iowa and worked for
Sweetheart. Although Justin stayed busy with class and
a feed company for two years. Once he was done work-
other activities, he found time to help lead his freshman
ing at the feed company, he got drafted into the Army.
intramural team to a second place finish. Justin regarded
As Roger finished serving in the Army, he went back
the strong friendships that he developed in AGR as the
to his hometown to farm with his dad and now runs
best part about the fraternity. Also, Justin encouraged
his own farming operation. He farms over 5,000 acres
that one always give consideration to all members of
of farm ground near Gothenburg, Neb., where he calls
the house. Accordingly, he mentioned that work ethic
home. For crops, he grows a little bit of every kind of
is one of the strongest assets that a person can have.
corn, including white, yellow, popcorn and blue. Most
Upon graduating, Justin moved to northern Illinois so
of his corn is taken and sold to Frito Lay. Along with
that his wife could finish her master’s program. While
corn, Roger also grows soybeans.
in Illinois, Justin worked for an Ag retailer. In fact, he
Written by Ty Schurr, Farnam, Neb.
said that he instantly met other AGR alums while in Il-
4. Mentor Reports Cont.
David Schroeder (‘00) is a resident in O’Neill, Neb., and a graduate from West
For my mentor report, I chose David Schroeder from Holt. James was initiated in 1982. While he was in the
Wisner, Neb. David is the son of Mark and Debra Schro- house, his major was animal science. In 1986 he gradu-
eder and has one brother, Jeff. As David was growing up, ated with a bachelor’s degree. The next year he rented
he was very involved in agriculture. He was very active an apartment across the street from the AGS house and
in 4-H, FFA and Livestock Judging. attended the University of Nebraska Law
After high school, David didn’t have any College. After three years, he graduated
trouble deciding to join AGR since he has and worked at a law firm in Omaha. While
several family members who have been apart working for the law firm for six years, his
of the AGR Fraternity. Some of those fam- area of specialization was litigation and
ily members include his uncles Todd, Jay real estate. In 1994, he moved to O’Neill,
and Tim and his father, Mark. David was re- Neb. James works at a law firm and runs
cruited by Jon Schram and Bryce Anderson a small cow-calf operation of 200 head.
as one of the 21 members of the 2000 pledge He is married with four children. James
class. His major at UNL was Food Science said he currently talks to his best friend
and Technology. As a freshman, David was from AGR a few times a week and says
elected as the Computer Chair and helped set his AGR buddies introduced him to his
up the Internet in the house. In the follow- wife. He tells me the best part of AGR was
ing years, he held the office of Alumni Rela- building friendships that last forever.
tions. Also, in David’s final year in the house Written by Greg Rentschler, Atkinson, Neb.
he was won the Senior of the Year Award.
He then attended graduate school at Purdue Douglas Wehrbein (‘80)
where he obtained his master’s in Food Sci- I am proud to say that my mentor is my
ence and Enzyme Kinetics. For his doctorate, father, Douglas Wehrbein. Doug was in
he focused on the Detection of Inorganic Ar- the pledge class of 1980 and graduated
senic in Food. After his many years of work, with a degree in general agriculture. Doug
David graduated in August 2009. is one of many members of the Wehrbein
Currently, David lives in Chicago where he family that have been through Kappa
is a chemist for the Chicago Environmen- Chapter. Just in his immediate family,
tal Protection Agency. The area they cover includes six his father was in the pledge class of 1956, and his son,
states ranging from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kalby is currently a freshman in the house.
Wisconsin and Minnesota. He is also engaged Jessica After he graduated, he went back home to the family
Ousterling from Greensburg, Penn. Their wedding date farm for five years. Then from 1989 to 1991, he left
is set for Sept. 25. home and headed west to work at the Benedict and Darr
David’s favorite parts of being in the Kappa Chapter feedlots as an office manager and vet tech. For the past
has been the Pink Rose which he attended every year 19 years, Doug has managed a sod farm operation near
when he was in the house and every year since then. He Plattsmouth and currently raises show pigs at their farm.
enjoys the Pink Rose because he is able to be with his Douglas and his wife, Karelene, have two kids, Kalby
uncles and father as well as all the other alumni. David and Abigal. His wife, Kari works as a reading tutor to
also likes to keep in touch with his brothers he knew elementary students at Plattsmouth Elementary School.
while he was in the house. Doug has been active in the community for many years.
Written by Micah Agler, Wayne, Neb. He has served on the Cass County Extension Board, in
Nebraska Cattlemen and as a Triple-B 4-H club leader.
James Gotchal (‘86) Doug says that the best part of AGR is the friendships
James Gotchal was the person I picked to interview you build that last a lifetime.
for my mentor report. I decided to pick him because he Written by Kalby Wehrbein, Plattsmouth, Neb.
5. Mentor Report Cont.
Chuck Beerman (‘61) be able to do something that he loved and said the farm
For my mentor report, I interviewed Chuck Beer- was a great place to raise a family.
man from Dakota City, Neb. Chuck and his wife, San- Chuck said he really enjoyed his time at AGR and that
dra, have three daughters, Tera, Patty and Shelly. Tera his favorite part about being a member was the good
works at the University of Nebraska Publishing Com- times and fellowship he shared with men who truly
pany. Patty is married and has two kids: Collin, who is a cared about agriculture and farming.
seventh grader and Krysten, who is a fifth grader. They Written by Taylor Nelson, Jackson, Neb.
are from Kansas City, Kan. Shelly is married with three
kids: Grant who is a second grader, Cory, who is a kin- Ron Vollmer (‘67)
dergartner and Tanner, who is 3 years old. They live in Ron Vollmer graduated from Wisner High School in
Stromsburg, Neb. All of Chuck’s daughters graduated 1966 and decided to head to college. In 1967, he was initi-
from Nebraska Wesleyan. ated into Kappa Chapter. He says he remembers the great
Chuck graduated from South Sioux City High School friendships he and his fellow brothers created.
and attended UNL and was initiated into AGR in ‘58. After graduating, Ron went on to work for John Deere,
While in college, he majored in animal husbandry and but found a calling for the National Guard. After his ser-
graduated in 1961. Immediately after, Chuck came vice, he went back to work for John Deere. He soon went
home and started farming with his dad for 12 years, and back to farming in 1973. Ron has expanded his operation
then bought his dad’s share in the operation and contin- over the years and now has a large feedlot and farming
ued farming with his wife. operation north of Howells.
Chuck started farming with his dad, but after that he had Ron says the biggest challenge over his years has been
no other partners. By the time he retired he had 800 acres the expansion. He says it has just incredibly increased
of irrigated ground and 1,200 acres of dry land where he from small farmers to large operations. You either get
raised corn and soybeans. The first 10 years he farmed bigger or risk losing it. Even though he said operations
he had cattle and hogs but got out of the business in ‘72. have gotten bigger, he still says the small town atmo-
Currently, he rents his ground to my dad, Doug and his sphere is the best part. He says the fact that you can
brother, Jim (Nelson Farms) and to his cousin, Scott count on people and most people help each other out is
Beerman. Chuck spent several years on the Board of irreplaceable.
Producers Livestock Marketing and the Nebraska Farm Ron now lives on his farm with his wife, Agnes.
Bureau Board at both the state and local levels. He also They have had two daughters: Kristi and Stacy. Kristi
sold Dekalb seed for 34 years, was on the Homer School is married. Stacy is still in school pursuing a pharma-
Board for 22 years and was very involved with church ceutical degree. Even though Ron has been out of the
activities. Some of his biggest challenges with farming AGR house many years, he still says the friendships he
over the years has been marketing and keeping up with formed are still present today.
technology. Overall, he thought that it was a blessing to Written by Steven Heermann, Pilger, Neb.
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