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PRYTANISColin Calhoun #365EPI-PRYTANISMike Flynn #654CRYSOPHYLOSOPENGRAMMATEUSOPENHISTORJosh Terrell #325OFFICER AT LARGEJack Morrison #672WEB MASTERSean Crater #669

BOARD OF ADVISORSRichard Towne #423Chairman

Benjamin Dovidio #657Vice Chairman

Bobby Koolis #710Chapter Advisor

Christian Pedersen #302Coordinator of Chapter Leadership & Education

Tyler NadwairskiSecretary

Nicky Brown #632Advisor at Large

Jake Sharkey #662Activities Director

DJ Hardisty #663Mentor-ship Coordinator

The Chapter Board of Advisors is made up of Alumni who volunteer their time to oversee the Chapters most critical decisions, finances, and operations.

Thank You Board of Advisors members!

TKE GRENADETHE LAMBDA SIGMA ALUMNI MAGAZINE

VOLUME 4, ISSUE 1 | FALL 2017

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TKE MOST WANTED LISTThe following 69 individuals are wanted for questioning for having allegedly found-ed the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Lambda Sigma Chapter at Keene State College 50 years ago. They are accused of creating a chapter of TKE that is responsible for providing years of great friendship; endless good times, and is currently the model for Greek Life at Keene State. Over 700 men have followed them into Lambda Sigma since they committed this brazen act. If you happen to see these men or know of their whereabouts please contact TKE at Admin@lstke.com and/or encourage them to turn themselves in on March 24th, 2018 in Keene NH.

Paul R. Charpentier #1 Thomas N. Richard #2 George A. Biron Jr. #3 Sumner P. Harris #4 George W. Nostrand* #5 John L. Mizoras #6 Barry D. Osborn #7 John B. Kolb #8 William A. Marcello* #9 John B. Bowman #10 Edward F. Forbush #11 Richard F. Frain #12 Steven P. Groves #13 Robert W. Heartz #14 Kenneth W. Leafe #15 Richard C. Lecuyer #16 Joel D. McKenna #17 Lee M. Richard #18 James Vinciguerra #19 Nicholas G. Zoulias #20 David S. Cherwin #21 Raymond A. Croteau #22, Richard C. Di Meco #23

Walter J. Dwinnells #24 Paul G. Huard #25 Thomas W. Kelliher #26 Alex Mavrogeorge #27 Sean R. McGivern #28 Jeffrey A. McLynch* #29 Donald R. Nelson #30 Dennis J. Bosse #31 Robert H. Ross #32 Edward Stokel, Jr. #33 Peter N. Tucker #34 Stephen A. Whipple #35 John W. Wright, III #36 Stanley M. Zankowski #37 Bryan K. Abbot #38 Gerald J. Birch #39 Philip L. Boonisar #40 Ronald B. Comeau #41 Charlie M. Davis #42 Henry A. Parkhurst #43 Joseph A. Forseze* #44 David A. Giles #45 Peter E. Guay #46

Marshall J. Barrett, Jr. #47 John A. Landry #48 Paul T. Lapotosky #49 Douglas P. Leavitt #50 Alan M. Maistrosky #51 Brian M. Moul* #52 James V. Moylan Jr. #53 Paul T. Pouliot #54 Dudley B. Purbeck, Jr. #55 Kevin J. Rafferty #56 Richard M. Roy #57 George C. Skilogianis #58 Mark E. Taylor #59 Richard B. Uncles #60 Ronald R. Vallee #61 Donald A. Van Uden #62 Armand E. Vien #63 Bruce A. Waldo #64 Bruce A. Watson #65 Brian A. Richardson #66 Edward C. Oleson, Jr. #67 Harold A. Goder* #68 Gary L. Rush #69

*chapter eternal, visit www.lstke.com/chapter-eternal/ for more information.

FALL 2017 is just getting rolling but already the Chapter is picking up where it left off in recruit-ment. They have completed another very successful recruitment effort and have issued invitations for membership to 8 solid young men.Leaders of the Lambda Sigma ChapterPrytanis Simon JablokowEpi- Prytanis Masaki CartyCrysophylos Nick ChasseHistor Chris HamiltonHypophetes Mark FladerHegemon Sky BakerEpi-Hegemon Raymond AloskyGrammateus Jason WhiteRush Chairs Devon Bowen & John NedeauAlumni BOA Chairman Richard Towne

CHAPTER NEWS

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OPEN POSITIONS – VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDThe Alumni Association has two open Officers Positions and is in need of volunteers. We are in need of a well organized individual for the position of Grammateus, who can produce timely minutes of our Board of Directors meetings. This Officer has full voting rights on the Board of Directors. We are also in need of an assistant treasurer to help track our donor data, update our donor scroll, and manage our budget process. Preferably someone who has held the position of Crysophylos at the Chapter level or has a background in finance. The Board of Advisors, working directly with the Chapter is always in need of motivated volunteers and we always have a need for Mentors for the Mentor-ship program. If you are interested in any of these positions and are willing to volunteer some of your time to the fraternity it is much appreciated. Please contact us at admin@lstke.com for more information and/or to let us know of your interest.

SPRING 2017 Under the leadership of Aaron Williams the Chapter had a great Spring Semester in 2017. Their new Philanthropy Event “See/Saw for a Chance” in support of St Jude Children’s Research Hospital was a big success with over $600 raised and was a lot of fun. The Chapter also had a very success-ful recruitment period that netted 9 new members. As usual the Chapter had a great time during the annual Alumni Reunion where Frater Bobby Koolis and Frater Masaki Carty were both awarded scholarships. The Chapter also was victorious in defending their 2016 Greek Week Championship…that makes 2 in a row – we will see if the Chapter can match the 85-87 Chapter with a 3-peat. The Lambda Sigma Chapter ended up ranked in the top 30 chapters Nationally and tops in the Province. The Spring 2017 semester also saw the birth of Simon “TKE Man” Jablokow (below left) – our Fall 2017 Prytanis.

Our History is extremely important to the Chapter and our Alumni. We are building a digital archive for the enjoyment of our alumni and the education of our current chapter members. You can help us do that by sending us pictures at admin@lstke.com

CHAPTER ETERNAL If you visit www.lstke.com you will find a link to our Chapter Eternal. The place we memorialize our departed Fraters. This ongoing project is very important and we are in need of your help. If you know of a fellow Frater who has passed away and have information that will help us update our records please email admin@lstke.com

THE FOLLOWING FRATERS RECENTLY ENTERED THE CHAPTER ETERNAL Brian Moul #52 | John M. Stokel #96

ALUMNI HISTOR REPORTHistor – Josh Terrell #325Josh Terrell is serving his second year as Histor after 6 years as Alumni Prytanis. Josh lives on Vashon Island, WA and is the owner of a residential construction/remodeling company. He is a regular attendee of our annual event in Keene and a regular donor to our Association. He also sits on the Board of Directors for the Keene State Alumni Association. Clay Foster #168

Current 2017 Revenue $3,300.00

Current Alumni Association Balance $7,025.00

Current White/Lessard Scholarship Balance $11,000.00

Current Ryan Chatel Chapter Scholarship Balance $10,800.00

Current Special Projects Fund Balance $5,000.00

Current Housing Fund Balance $2,040.00

Scholarship Contribution 2017 $1,500.00

Special Projects Fund Contribution 2017 $3,500.00

ALUMNI CRYSOPHYLOS REPORT

All Scholarship Funds are held and managed by the TKE Educational Foundation. TKE Educational Foundation a registered 501(c)3

HELP THE TKE LAMBDA SIGMA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION with a contribution of any size that will support our efforts to find lost Fraters, Publish our Newsletter, Maintain our website, Hold our annual event, and run our Board of Advisors who directly give stability and guidance to our chapter in Keene. By supporting the Alumni Association you will be positively impacting the experience TKE offers our brothers at Keene State. Visit: www.LSTKE.com/donate

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Roman Mrozinski & John Hasay enjoying some time in the company of many other TKEs at Penuches

Alumni President Colin Calhoun addresses both Chapter and Alumni in Keene

REUNION ANNOUNCEMENTLambda Sigma TKE 50th Anniversary Alumni Gathering

On March 24th 2018 we will be celebrating the 50th year since Lambda Sigma TKE was founded at Keene State College. The event schedule for the weekend will be announced in the near future. We will be holding our general meeting and scholarship presentation at the Keene Marriott on Railroad St in Keene NH at 2PM. Alumni of all ages are encouraged to attend. Last year we had visit from Roman Mrozinski #193, John Hasay #197, and Dan Caron #203 as well as approximately 75 alumni from many different generations of TKE Lambda Sigma Chapter.

THANK YOU FROM FRATER KOOLIS #710Last year was the best year for the Lambda Sigma Alumni Association financially speaking since being established in 2008. We were able to approve funding from our Special Projects Fund to help two undergraduate Fraters attend the TKE Conclave in New Orleans. This would have been out of reach financially for them without our help. Here is what Bobby recounts about his experience and the help he received from our Alumni Association in making his trip a reality. We think this is a great testimonial for why Alumni contributions to the Lambda Sigma TKE Alumni Association are so important. For a video from Bobby visit www.lstke.com

FRATERS,Honestly, I was always planning on going to Conclave. It was one of my biggest aspirations since joining TKE, as, well, it seemed like it would be an awesome opportunity.It was.The most incredible part of Conclave was being able to walk up to any Frater and strike up a conversation with a mutual understanding of our bond. Many at Lambda-Sigma seem to forget that we are a part of something far bigger than just our chapter. I met brothers from near (Maine, Rhode Island) and far (California, Minnesota, Florida, Alaska). It was amazing to compare chapter operations, traditions, and find out some of the common problems that we faced. There were so many different ideas and personalities it is hard to recount them all. Many chapters faced similar financial issues that Lambda-Sigma once did, and as a past Crysophylos, I was able to share some of our issues and how we handled them, with the help of the Board of Advisors and Alumni Association. There were countless fundraising ideas including swings for St. Jude, video game marathons, physical marathons, car smashes, and so many more.Participating in ritual was incredible was well. Hundreds of brothers from around the world were there, and yelling “here” during roll call to represent the alumni association was an incredible honor. We participated in an awesome community service project, working near the mouth of the Mississippi River in a flood prone area to install numerous new plants that help to alleviate some of the water drainage issues that the city faces. The parade through downtown was beyond description in words. We had perhaps a dozen police escorts shutting down the streets as we went, with brothers, sweethearts, friends, and family stretching for seven or eight blocks with a New Orleans marching band accompanying us and Buckwheat and our International Sweetheart Loya VanOrder, leading the way. And finally, electing the new members of the Grand Council and voting on black book legislation was fascinating. I’m very pleased with the new members of our Grand Council, with our

Venerable Grand Prytanis Chris Hansen providing a vision that we should all aspire to reach – completing our $2.6M commitment to St. Jude by next Conclave, a full two years early, and to become Tau Kappa Epsilon, the first Intergalactic Fraternity.I saved up for a while. We had $1,000 in our Conclave Savings Plan, but I knew that if other people wanted to go, I would need to save a lot. So I did. Alas, when I heard that the alumni were contributing a significant amount of cash for this endeavor, I was particularly relieved. Because of the generosity of the alumni, neither I, nor Masaki, had to pay for our flights, or the registration fee for Conclave. Because of this, we were able to have a blast on Bourbon Street – I’ll leave those adventures to your imagination.For that, I must thank everyone who has made a generous donation to the Alumni Association. Your money isn’t going into a bottomless pit – it does have a substantive and substantial impact on the chapter, and without question enhanced my undergraduate experience more than I’ll ever be able to quantify.I love the fraternity, Yours in the Bond,Robert Koolis #710

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ALUMNI PROFILE: ANDY KNAPP INITIATED: Spring 1998EDUCATION: KSC 2001 with a BS in Safety Studies & a BS in Product DesignEMPLOYMENT: Andy has been in the safety field for 17 years working for Hasbro, GE, and currently TURBOCAM. As the Corporate Safety Manager for TURBOCAM Inc, Andy enjoys finding new and creative ways to protect people, improve process, enhance production, while protecting the environment. TURBOCAM Inc is a global company employing 550 people in NH and 850 worldwide. They manufacture impellers for turbos, and industrial components for the oil, gas, aviation, and aerospace sectors. LOCATION & FAMILY: Andy and his wife Romar currently reside in Barrington NH with their son Jamus and Golden Doodle Jack.COMMUNITY: Andy is also a town selectman for the town of Barrington

having been elected in 2016 for a 3 year term. He is currently working on improving the Town of Barrington’s efficiency, improving Town business hours and streamlining government efficiency with the goal of lowering the local tax rate while increasing property values. In addition to all of that, Andy and Romar own a commercial property in Piseco NY. Andy reports the following about the property and years long project of upgrading and remodeling it. The property is known as Piseco Lake Lodge (1542 Old Piseco Rd, Piseco, NY). You can find it on facebook at Friends of Piseco Lake Lodge. We purchased the property back in 2014. The businesses had been closed or several years and the property was in disrepair. The property consists of a general store, motel, bar and restaurant, residence, and marina. The property had sentimental value to me since I waited tables in the restaurant and ran the store. It also was a place where I envisioned my entire family being present on the property. We have been working tirelessly to return the property to a family/community asset that people can create generational memories at.Over the last two years we have installed a new well, two new septics, and all new infrastructure on the property. We have renovated the store and have a vibrant business that’s signature product is fresh donuts. We have renovated the residence and are currently in the process of renovating the three room motel. All of the buildings have been gutted to the studs, received new windows, doors, electrical and plumbing. Each building has high efficiency energy saving systems and LED lighting. The motel is targeted to a wide audience from people vacationing in the summer but aren’t quite up for the camping experience, to leaf peepers and hunters in the fall and snowmobilers in the winter. The property sits next to thousands of acres of Adirondack preserved land, is on the river into Piseco Lake and has the main snowmobile trail running through the property. The long term plan is to turn the bar and restaurant into a small batch brewery. The Alumni Association would like to wish Andy the best in all his endeavors and thank him for all his contributions to the success of our chapter both past and future.

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NEW ALUMNI DAN KEADY #707INITIATED Fall 2015 MAJOR KSC 2017, BS in Health Science with a focus in Community Health. EMPLOYMENT Director of Human Resources, Keady Family Practice. SELF EMPLOYMENT Self Improvement Coach working with College StudentsDan would be best described as a go getter, an over achiever, a winner, but really he is a young man with a lot of great ideas that have helped him achieve success in many areas. His ideas at the chapter level as an undergraduate helped the chapter gain positive press for their philanthropic and community service related activities. His first big idea was an event called ‘TKE In a Box’. The idea was to construct a box from cardboard and live in it for a week on the Keene State Campus to raise awareness for the homeless and raise funds for the 100 nights shelter. This has become a yearly event and given the chapter something to rally around each fall. The next big idea was for an event called ‘See Saw for a Chance’, basically a See/Saw marathon where TKE members would ride a See/Saw for 30 straight hours to raise money for St Jude Children’s Research Hospital. These ideas and the execution of them at the campus level helped the Chapter achieve its Philanthropic and Community Service goals but also earned Dan some notable awards. Dan was the recipient of the 3 highest non academic awards that a student can earn at Keene State. First the Michael J. Watters Memorial Scholarship award for his work on the TKE in a Box event. Then he earned the 2017 President’s Leadership Award for his civic leadership on campus, and finally at the 2017 KSC Commencement he was the chosen recipient of the Leo F. Redfern citizenship award which is the highest non academic award at Keene State for his overall contributions to campus life. In addition, Dan is the only Lambda Sigma TKE to ever have been chosen to attend the TKE Leadership Academy in Colorado Springs, CO.

Best of Luck Dan, We have a feeling you are going to do some great things.

Chris Pedersen – center, Volunteering with Chapter members at an event on campus

Chris Pedersen, Eric Germain, Chuk Prive & Eric White

ALUMNI VOLUNTEER PROFILE: CHRIS PEDERSEN

Coordinator of Education and Leadership Training

CHRIS PEDERSEN has been involved with the Chapter as an alumni volunteer for over 5 years. First, jumping in as the Board of Advisors Chairman for 4 years and most recently as the Coordinator of Chapter Education and Leadership Training. This position is tailored to Chris’ background as a teacher and the things he likes most about working with the Chapter. Chris is passionate about Lambda Sigma TKE and works hard to instill the same passion within each Chapter member. He is credited with coming up with the slogans “Show me, Don’t Tell Me” and “Protect it” as a way to motivate Chapter members to each carry their Brick and achieve their highest potential. Chris is tasked with overseeing the various leadership training attendance requirements of the Chapter both at the TKE National level and the Keene State Campus level and to further the chapter members TKE education throughout their undergraduate years. Chris has always been willing to step up as a volunteer for the chapter and for that both the Chapter and Alumni are very grateful. He credits his continuing interest in TKE to the relationships formed while in College especially the friendships with Eric Germain, Chuck Prive and Eric White.

TOP 10 PLEDGE CLASSES IN REVENUE PRODUCTIONPLEDGE CLASS TOTAL REVENUE POINTS

1. Fall 1986 $4920.00 10 2. Fall 1990 $4395.00 9 3. Spring 1986 $4195.00 8 4. Fall 1984 $3916.65 7 5. Spring 1987 $3160.00 6 6. Spring 1984 $2945.00 5 7. Fall 1988 $2350.00 4 8. Spring 1990 $2125.00 3 9. Fall 1987 $2100.00 2 10. Spring 2010 $1977.01 1

TOP 10 PLEDGE CLASSES IN DONOR PARTICIPATIONPLEDGE CLASS % OF CLASS AS DONORS POINTS

1. Fall 1984 100% 10 Spring 2011 100% 10 2. Spring 2010 81% 9 3. Fall 2010 80% 8 4. Spring 1991 75% 7 5. Spring 2012 70% 6 6. Spring 1986 64% 5 7. Fall 1990 60% 4 8. Fall 2008 57% 3 9. Fall 1988 54% 2 10. Spring 1985 50% 1

TOP 10 PLEDGE CLASSES IN AVERAGE REVENUE PER CLASS MEMBER

PLEDGE CLASS AVG REVENUE POINTS

1. Fall 1984 $652.78 10 2. Spring1984 $490.83 9 3. Fall 1986 $328.00 8 4. Spring 1986 $322.69 7 5. Spring 1987 $316.00 6 6. Fall 1990 $293.00 5 7. Spring 1998 $218.00 4 8. Fall 1993 $194.44 3 9. Fall 1988 $180.77 2 10. Spring 2010 $179.73 1

TOP 10 PLEDGE CLASSESTOP 10 PLEDGE CLASSES IN TOTAL # OF DONORSPLEDGE CLASS TOTAL DONORS POINTS

1. Spring 1986 9 Donors 10 Fall 1990 9 Donors 10 Spring 2010 9 Donors 10 2. Fall 2008 8 Donors 9 3. Fall 1988 7 Donors 8 Spring 2012 7 Donors 8 4. Fall 1984 6 Donors 7 Spring 1990 6 Donors 7 Spring 1991 6 Donors 7 5. Fall 1987 5 Donors 6 Fall 1986 5 Donors 6

TOP 10 PLEDGE CLASSES IN VOLUNTEERS POINTSPLEDGE CLASS TOTAL VOLUNTEERS POINTS

1. Spring 2010 7 Volunteers 7 2. Spring 1986 4 Volunteers 4 3. Fall 1984 3 Volunteers 3 4. Fall 1986 2 Volunteers 2 5. Spring 1990 2 Volunteers 2 6. Fall 2008 2 Volunteers 2 7. Spring 2009 2 Volunteers 2 8. Spring 2011 2 Volunteers 2 9. Spring 2012 2 Volunteers 2 10. Spring 1984 1 Volunteer 1 Fall 1990 1 Volunteer 1 Fall 1988 1 Volunteer 1

TOP TEN PERFORMING PLEDGE CLASSES OF ALL TIME!!!

1. Fall 1984 37 Points 2. Spring 1986 34 Points 3. Fall 1990 29 Points 4. Spring 2010 28 Points 5. Fall 1986 26 Points 6. Fall 1988 17 Points 7. Spring 2012 16 Points 8. Spring 1984 15 Points 9. Spring 1991 14 Points 10. Spring 1987 12 Points Spring 1990 12 Points

The Fall 1984 Pledge Class of William Grady, Pete Smilikis, Charles Oldham, Lewis Morrison, Dean Naphegyi, and John Fischer is currently edging out Spring 1986 and Fall 1990 as the top performing pledge class in the 50 Year History of Tau Kappa Epsilon Lambda Sigma Chapter. The final scoreboard will be revealed on our 50th Anniversary, May 18th 2018 at www.lstke.com. A Plaque commemorating the best Pledge Class in our history, with the names of each member will be created and given to the Chapter, each class member will receive a customized TKE Pin and the class and it’s members will be featured in an upcoming issue of the Grenade Newsletter.

It’s a debate that has raged for decades….on May 18th 2018…we will finally have the answer. The Best Pledge Class in Lambda Sigma TKE History is...?

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ORDER OF APOLLO (Fraters who have given over $5,000)

TRIANGLE CLUB (Fraters who have given $2,500 - $5,000)Keith Malatesta #342, Colin Calhoun #365, Matt Biggins #434

MA STEWART CLUB (Fraters who have given $1,000 - $2,499)Steve Belluardo #282, Eric Germain #301, Chris Pedersen #302, Lew Morrison #313, Josh Terrell #325,

Matt Gorby #406, Scott Bergeron #493, Andy Knapp #553

CHERRY & GREY CLUB (Fraters who have given $250 - $999)Mark Bettencourt #271, Marty Flanagan #277, Paul Power #294, Pete Smilikis #310, Chuck Prive #311, Chuck Oldham #312, Dean Naphegyi #314,

Paul Dickinson #318, Rich Larkin #323, Jon Neschis #326, Pete Weiss #331, Brian Duplessis #336, Chris Mead #338, Jim Dolan #348, Matt Brisson #351 Chip Adams #356, Mark Chilicki #370, Matt Jenkins #377, Mike Girard #378, Dave Farrington #383, Mike Barrington #405, Sean Ashburner #421,

Richard Towne #423, Eric Krueger #427, Matt Cabana #430, Joe Gibilisco #442, Rob Koniuto #444, Stephen Dube #452, Shane Nickerson #458, Timothy Hay #468, Phil Jacques #504, Donald Clemmenson #621, Sean Powers #631, Nicky Brown #632, Brad Agostino #647, Edward Bell #650,

Nate Loomis #652, John Erickson #655, Jake Sharkey #662, Sean Crater #669, Sean Babine

BRICK CARRIERS CLUB (Fraters who have given $1 - $249)Quentin R Estey #84, Robert Caron #218, John Wakefield #281, John Lines #289, William Grady #309, Ron Bailey #316, John Fischer #320, Neal Monahon #321,

Dave Sime #327, Shannon Mulvey #329, Jim Sorbello #332, TJ Murphy #333, Keith Baumm* #340, Carter Freudenhiem, Patrick Dolan #352, Brenton Dorre #355, Jason Miles #375, Chip Stowell #380, Sean Morrissey #386, Glenn Turgeon #395, Dennis Goodridge #396, Steven LaRoche #400,

Dave Walters #401, Scott Roberts #402, Chris Lucier #409, Steve McSweeney #419, Paul Thompson #428, Jason Gemmell #433, Scott Harris #435, Ernest Auperlee #436, David LeBlond #440, Edward LeBrecque #441, Kevin Dwyer #443, Rob Hutchinson #447, Andrew Gutteridge #448, Mike Haller #449, Brian MacDonald #450, Burke York #454, Chris Koch, Rich Beliveau #460, Jerry Taylor #469, Samuel Demmons #470, Mark Lussier #473, Andrew Rice #492,

Kristopher Parsons #495, Bryan Towne #496, Cassidy Furbush #511, Richard Fink #520, Jim Vachon #521, Jason Potter #526, Kyle Zawistowski #544, Brian Hiney #548, Casey Lucas #549, Matthew Devine #555, Justin Raymond #556, Matthew St. Germaine #567, Ryan Chatel #616, Eric McCooey #617,

Drew Arvin #619, Kevin Mousseau #622, Brian Finer #623, Josh Helmbrecht #624, Matt Harrington #629, Scott Campbell #641, Pat Johnson #642, Ken Sikes #646, Jamie Martin #648, Alexander Odell #649, Deven Perkins #653, Mike Flynn #654, Benjamin Dovidio #657, Seth Babel #658,

Johnathan Kirchberg #661, DJ Hardisty #663, Andrew Corey #664, Douglas Piroso #665, Derek Blunt #666, Henry Bendel #667, Robert Close #668, Steve Mignano #671, Jonathan Morrison #672, Ben Fredericks #675, Leonard Silverman #676, Nick Swain #683, Bobby Koolis #710,

Matthew Bergman #696, Tyler Nadwairski

The purpose of this Association shall be to serve the Alumni of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Lambda Sigma Chapter of Keene State College, to perpetuate the ideals, friendships, and Brotherhood formed there, by providing opportunities to establish beneficial relations and communications between current and future alumni. To preserve, care take, and promote the history, lore, traditions, artifacts, and institutional memory of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Lambda Sigma Chapter, at Keene State College, and to continue our good work in the areas of charitable donations and scholarship funding to the undergraduate chapter.

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