Ga Assembly
 

I just got home from my 10 hour planeflight from Indy to AK, will type more tomorrow,

all i can say guys is that it was simply incredible, the fellowship of the brothers and alumni over the united states and canada was simply amazing.

I had the honor of meeting several of the brothers of of this site, which was awesome to connect faces with names.

I did have one very stressful day in which i was informed i was to have put together an action plan and present it to the comittee on status of colonies and was unaware of this, which made me highly stressed out, almost in tears because i thought we were about to be shut down, but besides this, the experience was incredible.

I will type more tomorrow, i could type 10 pages i think on my experience, but i am tired and need to get some rest.

Had a great time at GA!!! It was one of the highlights of my college life so far. It was nice to meet so many brothers from all across North America.

Delta-Theta Update:
We had a High Zeta meeting Sunday night as soon as I returned to Grand Rapids, and we are all fired up for recruitment this year. As you may remeber, we have to have 15 total members by the end of the academic year, or we'll be considered inactive. We currently have 8 actives right now, so we're more than hopeful we'll end the year with 20+. If any of you can visit during fall or winter rush cycles, we'd love the help and the company! I'll post our Rush Schedules soon. Also, one personal note, I was elected High Beta last night as well, and will be installed next week at our Summer Brotherhood Retreat.

Hope you all are doing well and had a safe trip home!

In ZAX,
David Luther
Delta-Theta 113

Good Luck guys, I hope it turns out to be an exciting time for you!

Keep us updated

Zax

Lenoxxx

Jason, you dont know what a great time it was to meet the two Brothers listed above, Josh and Dave!:)

Dang Bro wish you had been there!

GA
 

Who was the speaker this year? And what was the topic?

Billy, I met one of your guys and introduced myself and asked if they knew you. Of course he did and wanted to know how I knew you. Just told him I get around and smiled!!!:D

HAHA. You met Matt? i'll have to ask him next time is see him.

Twenty-five years ago my brother-in-law (an Air Force pilot in the '60s) watched me fabricating a three dimensional 2' x 3' light-up Lambda Chi Alpha coat of arms complete with sequencer so the quadrants could be illuminated in order, to give to my chapter. He shook his head, put his hand on my shoulder, and said, "Look, you're not in college anymore. You gotta put this 'fraternity' stuff behind you".

I didn't. Over the years, however, his words did make me doubt my passion and committment on occasion.

The nicest thing about General Assembly is the reassurance that there are a LOT of guys, from the youngest Associate Member to the oldest GHZ member, who are as crazy about Lambda Chi Alpha and the whole concept of Fraternity as I am.

Capt. Sanchez was wrong.

In ZAX,
Jono
"Still crazy after all these years"