a little about everyone - Page 2

JonoBN41 · #16 10-25-2004, 07:34 PM

COOL!!! A Shiny Pin.

Let's haze him!

Just kidding. Welcome Jacob! Good words there. Who did you give the...I mean how do you pronounce your last name?

In ZAX,
Jono

potterLI901 · #17 10-25-2004, 08:41 PM

Oh boy, you guys are going to have some fun with this. My last name is pronounced chee-ya as in the "Chia Pet". No my uncle does not own the company that makes them, although that would be pretty cool.

Tom Earp · #18 10-26-2004, 08:38 AM

Jacob, welcome to G C!

Jono and I met a Brother from Whitewater at Gen. Assembly, Dave Smith I beleive. Barrowed a Coat from me for the Dinner Sat. Night.

Biggest welcome of all is To LXA!

ephi1450 · #19 10-28-2004, 10:38 PM

Hey, Joiner! I wish I would have known you were at UK working...we were looking for a High Pi because Bob Brown had to resign...

Well, now, we have Brian Ayers who graduated not too long ago, we are trying to get him approved, even though it hasn't been two years since he graduated.

Maybe we can use you as our faculty advisor next year, hehe.

ZAX,

Tim Hill, E-Phi 1450
Former High Beta/High Theta
SAC Member, Midwest Conclave

JoinerLxa · #20 10-29-2004, 11:11 AM

I knew you were looking for a High Pi, but
Bobby McD (a previous EPhi High Pi from Gtown)
told me he was it now/again!

Bobby's been known to "exxagerate" a bit....but I
know his mom has been very sick so maybe he
changed his mind.

Haven't had alot of time to "drop by" the
EPhi house, eventhough I pass it every weekday.
You might suggest a good time for some old
alum from a "foreign" chapter to drop in.

in ZAX,
Kevin
kjoiner@uky.edu

ephi1450 · #21 10-29-2004, 03:07 PM

Kevin,

A good time to "drop by" would be November 12. I am not quite sure on the exact time yet, as I am in Owensboro tending to family matters. But, I will be there in full stride, for what may be my last big dog appearance, after which I will pass the torch for my most sacred position, just as it was passed to me. I will email you about the times and what not as soon as I find out from my big bro, who is now the High Phi.

In ZAX,

Tim Hill, E-Phi 1450
SAC Member, Midwest Conclave

LXA-EP887 · #22 11-05-2004, 10:52 PM

Chris Young
Epsilon-Rho 887
University of Alberta
Expected Graduation: 2006
Program: Bachelor of Commerce
Associated: Fall 2003
Chapter Offices: High Tau

ZAX!

JonoBN41 · #23 11-05-2004, 11:29 PM

Hi Chris,

When was your chapter colonized? When was it installed?

lifesaver · #24 11-06-2004, 03:39 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by potterLI901
Oh boy, you guys are going to have some fun with this. My last name is pronounced chee-ya as in the "Chia Pet". No my uncle does not own the company that makes them, although that would be pretty cool.

My old roomates last name was pronounced the same way, but was spelled 'Chia'. Just like the pet. His dad was Cuban. He said thats where it came from.

potterLI901 · #25 11-07-2004, 07:30 PM

My last name, Ciha, is Bohemian. Although the seeds that come with Chia Pets come from the Chia plant which grows in
Central and South America, just FYI.

john1082 · #26 11-07-2004, 11:04 PM

NAME: John Gezelius
ZETA: Mu
ZETA #: 1082
SCHOOL: University of California
GRAD YEAR: 1978
CURRENT INVOLVEMENT: High Pi at Cal State Fullerton (Phi Epsilon Zeta). Past High Pi at the University of North Dakota (Epsilon Zeta Zeta) and Texas Tech University (Sigma Nu Zeta).
EMPLOYED AS: Private practice attorney in Tustin, California. Elder law practice to include wills, trusts, probate, conservatorships, special needs trusts, Medi-Cal planning. In a prior life I did insurance defense work.

LXA-EP887 · #27 11-09-2004, 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by JonoBN41
Hi Chris,

When was your chapter colonized? When was it installed?

Hi Jono.

We started as a local founded in 1940, and were installed in 1945.

Tom Earp · #28 11-09-2004, 06:20 PM

Chris, does it take longer for Colonies longer in Canada to be Chartered than In USA?

Kidding, dont be to serious!

Damn long time to be around and Congratulations for sure.

Chipster, I can feel for your plight and What You Went throug, ALMOST!

What is nice is that you have a place to come to or a if not many Brothers to come to and find Solace and Help. Am I aware of your situation, yes I am and you know from whom. While I never had the pleasure of meeting you. I feel that I know you as a Brother. Maybe one of these days We can sit with a Flaggin of a Tody of sorts along with Jono and just kick back and BS and have a Great Time!

In ZAX,

lifesaver · #29 11-10-2004, 03:56 AM

Damn Chip. Great essay. Its amazing how the fraternity continues to inspire all of us. Its something indescribable that resides deep within each of us. Its what keeps me involved 12 years after I was initiated. I care more about it and it continues to grow in meaning for me. You did a damn good job of describing it in your essay. Hats off to you bro.

Tom Earp · #30 11-10-2004, 05:29 PM

What lifesaver said.

It came home a lot when I was at General Assembly.

Meeting many of the Brothers from GC there, not as strangers but as Brothers bonding as one and meeting for the first time.

Jono of course as I visited BN and He in turn LX.

But then the first day, meeting Mike, Kevin, and Andy in the Alum meeting. Oh, cannot forget Bud one of My Guys who is High Pi at UNLV.

The nightly meets in Jonos and My room with a Few of the Brothers where We just talked and relaxed.

While We were strangers in a sense, We really werent at all. Out smoking with Kevin and some of the other Brothers, there was a feeling of electricity amongst us. The Picture of G C Brothers is near and dear to me and is hady to look at remember us all there.

It matters not that John G. and Jon S. are in Cal. or Matt is in Fl. or Chip is NM or Cooper is in Canada, Andy is in Tx. Kevin is in Ky, ETC! We are all there for each other.

This is what makes me proud to be a LXA!