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After seeing Hughey handle those Mexican gangsters in Cancun...I new the Iraqis would not be a problem for him!! Welcome back. Myatt <attempt contact> Chicago, - Saturday, April 03, 2004 at 07:49:11 (PST) Roger, Welcome back, thanks for serving!!!!!! Congrats on the little ones. Hope ya stay stateside for awhile. Marino Marino <attempt contact> - Saturday, March 20, 2004 at 11:46:51 (PST) I arrived safely back from Iraq in Feb and have some interesting stories to tell. On an exciting note Amanda just gave birth to our second child, Sarah Beth Hughey on St. Patricks Day! She weighs 7lbs 11oz and is the most gorgeous baby girl! I hope that everyone is doing well and look forward to visiting sometime when I get the chance. Roger Roger <attempt contact> - Friday, March 19, 2004 at 16:06:58 (PST) I would like to echo the sentiments that I have heard from many brothers. Banta and Lojko did an excellent job with house corp. They did what no one else wanted to and are the main reason the house corp. is in such good shape today. Innovative ideas like the 1855 club and the relive the experiance post cards set the standard high for the new officers. Be sure to buy them a beer and say thanks when you see them at Js. Toby, Carmen and I enjoyed the ceremony. Carmen cried. Congrats. Rich Rich Schooley <attempt contact> - Sunday, March 14, 2004 at 17:01:05 (PST) Luke Pestow is a dad. Yikes. Mom and son doing fine. Congrats luke. Ryan Carson <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Saturday, March 13, 2004 at 14:04:52 (PST) Congratulations to the new HC officers! Best of luck in your new positions... Banta and Lojko, thanks for doing a fantastic job the past few years, esp. with the communication. You two set the bar high for the new officers. If there are any Houston area Sigs, shoot me an email so I can add you to the email list for the Houston Alumni chapter (if you're not on it already). I was elected VP last month and am currently trying to make sure our database of local Sigs is accurate. Luncheon meetings are the 1st Wed. of every month at the Marriott in the Galeria. Many other events are also planned for the year and you need to be on the email list to hear about them... Hope all is well with everybody... sorry I missed B-Day, but I've been in training for a new job (going to fly a corporate Do328Jet). In Hoc, Nevins Chris Nevins <attempt contact> Kingwood, TX USA - Thursday, March 11, 2004 at 20:46:08 (PST) Way to go tobes! Nice ceremony. Congratulations and best wishes!! Reese Here is a link to the wedding video stream http://wedcast.istreamplanet.com/lwc/whitechapel.asp?id=lwc Reese <attempt contact> Kensington, MD - Sunday, March 07, 2004 at 14:06:15 (PST) Hi, I really apreciated this website! Thanks Brothers, I just wanted to let you all know I got married on 3/4. We had our wedding in Vegas with our parents in attendance. If you like we are at www.littlewhitechapel.com and the you can see me make a fool of myself. The wedding will be online for 30 days under my legal name William Reynolds. She is a great Girl "Robin" and keeping with my reverse order we are expecting a little Sig "Ryan Hamiliton Reynolds" on June 6th. I hope everyone is doing well. Toby Tom "Toby" Reynolds <attempt contact> Spring, TX USA - Saturday, March 06, 2004 at 08:56:09 (PST) Brothers, Are there any of you either commuting or based in Atlanta that need a place to live/crashpad or want out of your current place? I am prepared to offer significant sigma chi discounts to anyone interested in renting my place. It’s in the heart of mid-town close to all the bars and MARTA (about 15-20 minute drive or train ride to the airport). Here is a link to my property if you are interested call me at 678-923-4457 don’t call the property manager. CLICK HERE for Property info http://www.rentlist.net/cgi-bin/classifieds/classifieds.cgi?db=newrentals&website=&language=&session_key=&search_and_display_db_button=on&results_format=long&db_id=10805&query=retrieval ODonnell ODonnell <attempt contact> Los Angeles, CA - Thursday, February 26, 2004 at 12:57:33 (PST) Kevin Alston, former house corp president, has lost his father this week. Services will be at the North Perry Airport(KHWO) just south of KFLL, at 10am, at the southeast corner where the Aerial Sign Company's hangars are located. Among his many accomplishments his last job was VP of Safety for Falcon Air Express. Falcon Air will also be doing a 737 fly-by during the services. We are also working on a military fly-by. In Hoc, Joe Adkins www.Herald.com/obituaries Andrew Adair Alston ALSTON, COLONEL ANDREW ADAIR, 59, formally of Buffalo, NY. After a long battle with cancer, he passed due to a respiratory complication. His schooling including Manlius Military Academy, Alfred University, University of California, University of Arizona, Staff and Command School, the Army War College and Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He served his country for 31 years in the U.S. Army where he earned the rank of Colonel. He flew helicopters with the black cats in Vietnam, where he received his battlefield commission. He served in Desert Storm with the 101 Airborne. He worked for the National Transportation Safety Board for 15 years. He was a vice President of Falcon Air Express, a Miami based airline. He started his own successful aviation accident consulting firm. He was survived by his beloved wife, Jacqueline Alston; his two sons, Kevin Scott Alston (his wife Annamaria Alston), Steve Alston, his two stepsons Michael and Thomas Nascimento and his loving mother, Barbara Goodman. Services will be held Saturday at Aerial Sign Company, North Perry Airport. Gathering at 10 a.m., service to start at 11 a.m. The family is asking donations to be made in his memory to the underprivileged children's camp at Camp Kilcoo (make checks payable to Amici Camp Charity) 150 Eglinton Avenue East, Suite 204, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4P1E8. Arrangements were entrusted to FRED HUNTER'S UNIVERSITY DRIVE HOME in Davie. Joe Adkins <attempt contact> Ft. Lauderdale, Fl USA - Thursday, February 26, 2004 at 10:01:11 (PST) Bros: Please help me to congratulate Brother Neil Campbell on welcoming Caroline Elizabeth Campbell into the world during the wee hours of Monday, February 23rd. Mother and daughter are doing well, but I think Neil may be a little shaken. This is definitely going to put a dent in his handicap. If you would like to, you can drop him an email at rneiljet@insightbb.com. As for me, all is well. Got the hell out of politics in June '02. Graduated from law school (if you can believe that crap!) and moved back to Indy from DC in Dec. '02 . Passed the bar exam in May '03 (if you can believe that crap!). Got married to a girl who graduated from dental school with Neil's wife and Jon Burrows wife in June '03. Now I am doing litigation work in a fairly large firm. Mainly medical malpractice DEFENSE. Unlike the ambulance chasing attorneys from our chapter. :-) Just kidding Stu. Hope this finds everyone else doing well. Give me a shout if your passing through Indy. In Hoc, Chewy '92 John "Chewy" Williams <attempt contact> Indianapolis, IN USA - Monday, February 23, 2004 at 11:25:38 (PST) Brothers, Since no one else has mentioned it, just thought i'd let you all know that there is a new Sigma Chi colony at Riddle-Prescott. It is my understading that the chapter was started by Ty Gibson and Mikey Tomai, from HI (so contact them, they certainly would have much more info than i do). Also, check out Yahoo E-groups: etaiota. There's more info there, there are not too many alumni members. Almost all of the undergrads are on egroups, so it's a good way for the alums to follow chapter activities. And they could use some alumni support right now. Hopefully see you all at birthday. --Carson ryan carson <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Saturday, February 14, 2004 at 16:09:02 (PST) What John refers to is this article on the ERAU site: Sigma Pi Welcome by Christian Smelser February 14, 2004 Greetings from Sigma Pi! We had a successful rush this spring and plan to pin our potential new members soon. The Inter-Fraternity Council met on the 4th of February to elect new executive council members. The results are: Doug Moody President, Christian Smelser Vice President, and James Cooper Secretary. Treasurer and Greek event coordinator are still open. The IFC hopes to become more involved with the school and promote Greek life. Sigma Pi would like to welcome the new sorority on campus Alpha Sigma Tau, and we like to give a welcome the developing Fraternity Sigma Chi. Sigma Pi would like to keep your eyes open from up coming events. However, www.sigmachi.org shows no signs of a chapter at Prescott, and searches for "Prescott" turn up nothing, searches for "embry riddle" only turn up Eta Iota - could it be a typo, or is Sigma Pi, trying to become a Sigma Chi chapter?? (that would be cool) Bill Palmer <attempt contact> - Saturday, February 14, 2004 at 11:08:05 (PST) A new chapter developing in Prescott? ERAU News Alumni Brothers I week is coming up soon as well, while Birthday is always a great time and there are incredibly important things to discuss at HC meeting, don't forget ... the core of our existence at a great chapter is the way we contribute to it's future ... If you don't know when to come, ask ... if you are already planning on coming, ask what you can do ... if you always come, ask what more you can do John Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas by God, TX - Friday, February 13, 2004 at 17:22:11 (PST) Hey Remy - wrap that rascal. God help us if there are more red headed kids in this world :-) Congrats on getting a boy - all I got is a house full of estrogen! Brothers passing through Houston (IAH), I need a reason to get out! By the way, Toby's got one on the way - beware! On a serious note - - - - Dear undergraduate brothers, please be aware there is a large mass approaching DAB by way of JAX. (The gravitational pull of) Gassi's belly was reported pulling cars off I-10 eastbound while passing HOU. He'll be there by this weekend! Cheers Kenny Bott <attempt contact> Houston, TX - Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 22:17:12 (PST) This is a test message. Messages that are posted by those using an email not in our database, are first reviewed before approval for posting is granted. There has been a glitch inthe software, in that the approved message is not fully displayed. This message tests to see if the soultion to the problem worked, and if you are reading this much of the message, it probably did. The previous message should have read in its entirely: Hey Brothers, I'm a Sig from the Theta Psi Chapter in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. I met Brad at Horizons last summer and saw him again at LTW in Nebraska. I jUst wanted to tell you guys that I'm taking Brad up on his offer to come down for our Spring Break. Myself, three brothers and one of our pledges will be in Florida on Sunday, February 15 and we'll be in Daytona on the 18th and 19th. Looking forward to seeing you again Brad and meeting the Winged Brothers of Sigma Chi. Guard Well Frenchy 519 883-8362||ON|CANADA Charbel G. Balloutine <attempt contact> Waterloo, ON CANADA - Tuesday, February 10, 2004 at 20:15:25 (PST) Hey Brothers, (Charbel G. Balloutine) <attempt contact> - Tuesday, February 10, 2004 at 14:18:13 (PST) Brothers, I leave in a couple of weeks for a 12 month tour in Iraq as a Scout Platoon Leader. I've already met one other Sigma Chi at the Infantry School who'll be over there as well. If any of you know of any other Sigs who'll be in theatre tell them to look for me. I'm with the 196th calvary, 30th Brigade, attached to the 1st Infantry Division. Congratulations on a successful tour Roger, I didn't even know you were a Blackhawk Pilot. Welcome home brother. Hopefully I'll see you guys in twelve months. p.s. Short bus is a sorry big brother. 2LT Williams, Shawn T. "Yankee" Beta Iota Class 96' Shawn Williams <attempt contact> Aiken, SC - Friday, February 06, 2004 at 13:59:06 (PST) Hello all, Initial word from Daytona is that B'day weekend will be March 5-7. Just wanted to give everyone enough heads up if they are hoping to make the pilgrimage to 520 S. Ridgewood. The actives may be sending out more info later. in hoc, Mike Mike Gehman <attempt contact> Bellingham, MA - Wednesday, February 04, 2004 at 07:27:05 (PST) Guys- (Larry A. Hesterberg) <attempt contact> - Friday, January 16, 2004 at 14:46:49 (PST) Brothers, HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! Please welcome Jan 5 newborns, Jospeh Michael (legacy, of course!) @ 7lbs 5oz & Julianne Marie @ 5lbs 6oz. Everyone is doing great! On a side note... Roger, I speak for many of my friends & family when I say THANK YOU!!!! & GOD bless you & your fellow servicemen/women who protect the freedom & security we cherish so dearly, but unfortunately, take for granted(self included) all too often. Congratulations on #2, I hope you are reunited w/ your family ASAP. IN HOC!! Michael Remmert Michael Remmert <attempt contact> - Wednesday, January 07, 2004 at 17:25:23 (PST) That couldn't have been your place OD... we all know there's more than just one skeleton in your closet. Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, FL - Wednesday, January 07, 2004 at 11:48:44 (PST) Damn...I knew I left something behind MIAMI (Reuters) - Three Florida fugitives scrambled into an attic to elude police but surrendered when they found a human skeleton in their hideaway, police said on Tuesday. The two men and a woman were wanted on probation violation charges and climbed into the attic to hide when police tracked them to an apartment building in Daytona Beach on Monday, police Sgt. Al Tolley said. Police searched the apartment and noticed a hatch leading to an attic above a second-story bedroom, and opened it. One of the suspects called out, "Get me out of here. There's a dead body up here," Tolley said. The three were arrested and investigators were still trying to identify the skeletal remains. The apartment's tenant told police she had lived there about three months and had noted a foul odor but could not locate the source. ODonnell <attempt contact> Van Nuys, CA - Wednesday, January 07, 2004 at 09:31:24 (PST) Thanks to Roger and the rest of the servicmen and woman that are fighting for our freedom. We appreciate everything that you have done. Anyone with 1500 and 100 multi give myself or Myatt a call because Air Wisconsin is hiring pilots with low time, and the sooner the better. In Hoc Shawn Lowe Shawn Lowe <attempt contact> - Monday, January 05, 2004 at 13:09:31 (PST) Hey, (Veal) <attempt contact> - Friday, December 26, 2003 at 11:47:31 (PST) Hey, (Veal) <attempt contact> - Friday, December 26, 2003 at 11:47:31 (PST) Roger, Thanks for defending our country and my family this Christmas. Please pass on our holiday wishes to all those with you in the sandbox this year. Merry Christmas and In Hoc, Chris, Theresa, and Austin Nevins Chris Nevins <attempt contact> Kingwood, TX USA - Thursday, December 25, 2003 at 10:18:03 (PST) I would like to wish all the brothers a Merry Chrismas and a Happy New Year! I have been over here in Iraq since July and will be coming home in feb. It has been a long and challenging time but I have flown 250 combat hours over here which is awesome. There is only one other Blackhawk pilot over here that is a Sigma Chi that I know of and he is in my Company which is pretty cool! My wife and I are expecting our second child in March. It is going to be a girl so we are really excited! I cant wait to come home and see all of my friends and family. My wifes family lives in Daytona Beach so I will probably come down for White Rose and check up on things at the house. Take care and God Bless. In Hoc. Roger. Roger Hughey <attempt contact> - Thursday, December 25, 2003 at 07:34:22 (PST) Congratulations to Mrs. and Mrs. Craig!!!! David Marino <attempt contact> - Saturday, December 13, 2003 at 15:46:38 (PST) IT IS A VERY NICE SITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WWW.MUGUJOE.COMASABA UMUAHIA <attempt contact> - Thursday, December 11, 2003 at 02:56:42 (PST) Just came back from initiation in DAB; 6 nibs onboard and all is well. The house looks good, the backyard looks great! The chapter has a lot going for it right now - we alums need to give them our support. Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Wednesday, November 26, 2003 at 11:28:54 (PST) Had a great time seeing some of the brothers at Homecomeing 2003. My liver is still recovering, and my wallet is empty. Feels like college all over again. Thanks to my little brother for the use of his couch. For anyone that hasn't been there lately, I was pretty impressed with the condition of the house. The undergrads of done some great things, especially with the back yard. Keep it up guys! I get a nice raise the beginning of next year, planning on some of it getting me a membership in the 1855 Club. GW Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> NAS Whiting Field, FL - Saturday, November 15, 2003 at 18:19:54 (PST) Brothers, great website nice to see you guys have the whole chapter on the web, (Swap) <attempt contact> - Wednesday, November 05, 2003 at 01:28:09 (PST) Brothers, I will be in Daytona for Wings & Waves and be narrating the show for Eric Beard & Russian Thunder. We will be doing a night show in front of the Adams Mark around 7:15pm and be part of the day airshow both Saturday & Sunday. I am bring back the scrapbooks I borrowed and be giving a check to the House Corpration for the money I collected back at the 30th. I didn't get the CD done and I want to appologize to all the brothers for not living up to my responsibilities and commitement. I bit off more than I could chew. The last few years have actually been pretty rough for me. I ended up getting divorced in January and I was laid off in September. My stress & anxiety levels have been up there, but I'm hanging in there and life is like a box of chocolates. Thanks to all strong arms around me. I look forward to seeing who shows up during Wings & Waves. In Hoc, Gassi www.aviatorstudios.comJames "Gassi" Ahrens '90 <attempt contact> Redmond, WA - Monday, November 03, 2003 at 23:17:01 (PST) Congrats Micah!!! Mefesto <attempt contact> NAS Whiting Field, FL - Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 20:16:06 (PDT) Anybody that is going to Micah's wedding in Cincy, let me know and we can split a room. I am planning on heading out there on Saturday morning. Myatt <attempt contact> - Friday, October 24, 2003 at 11:22:36 (PDT) IT'S A BOY AND A GIRL. I HAD TO ONE UP YOU ROB !!! OCTOBER 1ST - MICHAEL @ 7lbs.10oz. 20.5in EMILY @ 7lbs.1oz. 21in. DAUGHTER MORGAN 2 YEARS OLD. EVERYONE DOING GREAT - JUST TIRED. BRAD BOWER <attempt contact> - Wednesday, October 22, 2003 at 08:08:52 (PDT) Pacheco - time to visit Dr. Snip!!! Put a plug in that thing, will ya? Still it's great to hear that everyone is doing fine. Reese Reese <attempt contact> Kensington, MD - Thursday, October 02, 2003 at 10:54:21 (PDT) I heard a rumor that Mercado was a flamer. Is that true? LOL Jeff Hosler <attempt contact> Annapolis, MD USA - Wednesday, October 01, 2003 at 08:13:47 (PDT) Hey Rob, Congrats to you and Stephanie. It seems just like yesterday, we were at your wedding toasting you guys! TSIT, TANMM!One of your former dweebies. In Hoc, Jaime Jaime Mercado <attempt contact> Virginia Beach, VA - Monday, September 29, 2003 at 09:13:45 (PDT) It's A Girl: Welcome to the world: Olivia Pacheco born on September 24 at 13:25 EST, 7lb 10oz, 20.5 inches. Mom and baby are doing great. This makes 3 for me, Alexander is 5 now and Samantha is 19 months. I think i'm all done. Cheers - Pacheco Rob Pacheco <attempt contact> Tampa, FL USA - Saturday, September 27, 2003 at 19:15:37 (PDT) Anyone going to the Dave Matthews Band Concert in Central Park tonight give me a call and we shall eat drink and be merry!! 516 978 4257 Myatt <attempt contact> - Wednesday, September 24, 2003 at 07:00:26 (PDT) For those of you that read Business and Commercial Aviation. Jordan Lanford and I made the Manifest & Movements section (P.98) of the Sept 2003 issue. Our 15 minutes are almost up! check outthe tie OD www.nationair.comO'Donnell <attempt contact> Van Nuys, CA - Friday, September 19, 2003 at 18:00:36 (PDT) Went to New York the other day to hang out with my little brother. Yep, Dailey is an air traffic controller, God help us. We walked by the World Trade Center, which is still a pretty powerful sight, if youve never been there before. They have a permanent memorial set up by the city. There were only a few flowers and pictures left by people because anything left is removed each night by sanitation workers. But we did find a large white laminated poster hung on a wall with large Sigma Chi letters and a Fraternity flag. There was a list of 8 names and an inscription that was something to the effect of: "Dedicated to our fallen Sigma Chi Brothers. May you rest peacefully in Chapter Eternal and forever in our hearts." We walked across the street to buy a disposable camera, and when we got back the sign was gone. A cop told me that some guy had just come by to take it down, so it would not get thrown away at night. It's still amazing where you can find strength in brotherhood. We thought this was a pretty good story and wanted to share it with you all. In hoc, brothers. Ryan Carson <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Monday, September 15, 2003 at 13:37:01 (PDT) An email from Mike King at Sigma Chi Headquarters: Dear Brother, As you may have heard, Sigma Chi and other members of the North-American Interfraternity Conference have recently been involved in an important legislative effort in Washington, D.C. This effort has focused on gaining support for the Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act of 2003, introduced earlier this year in both the House and Senate. Current tax law greatly restricts the ability of fraternities and sororities to raise tax-deductible money for housing and infrastructure improvements. Unlike housing owned by our host institutions, the only areas within Greek housing that can currently utilize tax-deductible funds in their construction or renovation are those areas that are exclusively used for educational purposes (ie: libraries, study rooms, etc.). The Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act (S. 1246) would permit qualified 501(c)(3) foundations to make collegiate housing and infrastructure improvement grants and continue to be treated as tax-exempt organizations. In other words, this bill would enable house corporations to conduct capital campaigns for chapter houses in which all of the contributions could be raised on a tax-deductible basis. At this time we are asking Sigma Chi alumni and undergraduates to contact their United States Senators by letter, email, or fax to request their support for this legislation. For your convenience, we have included a sample letter on our web site for you to customize, requesting that your U.S. Senators co-sponsor S. 1246. Please take a moment to contact both of your senators as soon as possible. More information about this legislation and how to contact your senators can be found on our web site at: http://www.sigmachi.org/article.phtml?iItemID=1284. If you have any questions regarding this legislation, please feel free to contact me. Thank you for your attention to this issue and your continued dedication to Sigma Chi Fraternity. In Hoc, Mike King mike gehman <attempt contact> - Saturday, September 13, 2003 at 07:06:52 (PDT) Two can play this game.... graduate pledge <attempt contact> - Tuesday, September 09, 2003 at 13:45:25 (PDT) Funny... someone using my email address for a post, uh maybe CARSON!?!? Pat <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, FL - Tuesday, September 09, 2003 at 13:43:49 (PDT) I just want to tell ya'll that you guys are by far the hottest group of men around!!!! I can't wait to see all of you this weekend and hopefully maybe if I'm lucky, get lucky. PS- when are you going to post some of the pictures from b-day weekend (32nd) from last spring? Ya'lls baby! <attempt contact> - Tuesday, September 09, 2003 at 09:28:06 (PDT) I would just like to reiterate Rich's point. 1855 Club has been an excellent source for funding our long-term savings. As I took over the books as Treasurer, all the hard work had already been done by Schooley, Banta and Lojko. However, looking at the 1855 Club membership, I see we have approximately 45 members, while our alumni number are approaching, what 700?!?!?!? I realize that those of you reading this probably are already 1855 Club members, but it would be nice to reach more of our alumni for additional support. As alumni, I understand how difficult it may be to fulfill our life long commitment. So, if you feel you don't have the time, etc, why not consider joining up for the 1885 Club? I can assure you the money is targeted and allocated to long-term savings intended for housing issues in the future such as a new house or major renovation type projects and NOT for Christoper Edmonson's Botox treatments or for sodding the front yard! As well, if you are already a member, try getting in touch with an old Pledge brother and lay the guilt trip on them. For so long, we've heard the excuse that we were a young chapter with no major financial support from a large alumni group. Well, this isn't the case anymore. Check it out: http://www.etaiota.org/1855club/1855club.shtml Mike Mike Gehman <attempt contact> Bellingham, ma - Monday, September 08, 2003 at 06:11:37 (PDT) I would like to thank everyone who generously donated to the 1855 club. It has been the most successful fundraising initiative in our history and a rewarding project to work on. It has raised upwards of $30,000 to date with a steady, growing and predictable flow of income into the foreseeable future. I have been fired as fundraising chairman and replaced by "currently open" on the House Corp page, ouch! Feel free to continue to send checks to me; I will forward them on to management. Rich Rich Schooley <attempt contact> - Sunday, September 07, 2003 at 17:41:50 (PDT) Hahahaha... oh man this is gonna get interesting after that last post... Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacola NA, FL - Thursday, August 28, 2003 at 20:52:23 (PDT) hey guys. just wanted to say welcome back. another school year fixin start. but parties are gonna keep happening. hey im shannon and i am a fun cute girl who likes to party and have a good time. i just graduated highschool and i go to DBCC now for 2 years and well i am lookin for some hot fun guys to help me celebrate a new college life. so if ya'll could do that awesome. message me on aol at daytonabeachchic (Shannon) <attempt contact> - Tuesday, August 26, 2003 at 17:37:25 (PDT) I drove by the chapter house today (couldn't stop, only had 3 hours to get back to MCO). It looked fine (still can't get used to trees in the front yard), the back looked particularly good, pool was sorta clean, and all looked well. Alums, we gotta start attending more chapter events! I got a great postcard about all the events this fall. If anything, show up for I week and the Rush, especially the spaghetti dinner. Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Friday, August 22, 2003 at 16:44:08 (PDT) Hey Guys, just wanted to drop a line let you know John has managed to stay alive. (With my help of course) (EMHOFF) <attempt contact> - Tuesday, August 19, 2003 at 22:51:05 (PDT) That would make a priceless addition to the bar out back. Heard from one of the actives that there is now a full coat of grass over the dirt in the back yard. With sprinklers to try and keep it alive too! Which according to Marino is about the same as Myatt giving up drinking. Neither is gonna happen. As for me I finally got a class date and start training in 2 weeks. I'll be flying the T-34C "Turboweenie." At least until pipeline selection. Hope to see you guys at Homecoming, don't think I can make it down before then. Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, - Thursday, August 14, 2003 at 19:40:01 (PDT) Have some bad news: they've changed the name of J's. It's now called Fat Boys Patio. The owner said he's planning to auction off the old J's sign, which is still hanging on the pole outside the bar. Apparently a lot of people want it. Im thinkin somebody could get it for a 5 finger discount. On the up side, the wings are still pretty good. Ryan Carson <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Thursday, August 14, 2003 at 17:14:49 (PDT) Hey- You'd think with all the brothers we have out in CA, SOMEONE could have gotten on the ballot for Gov. out there! Just think, our own state run by an Eta Iota Sig. Ahhhh...lost opportunities. -Later Big Lar Larry Hesterberg <attempt contact> Alexandria, VA USA - Thursday, August 14, 2003 at 10:30:53 (PDT) For some reason, the previos posting go clipped. It should have continued: Who ever would have thought they would see "management", "quality", and Hoefig in the same sentence. The times they are a changin' EZ <attempt contact> - Tuesday, August 12, 2003 at 03:55:54 (PDT) I'm still shocked by what I saw. (EZ) <attempt contact> - Monday, August 11, 2003 at 07:48:35 (PDT) If any Brothers plan to visit the Seattle area and would like to tour the 747/67/777 manufacturing facility, please give me a call @ 253-951-5279. Brian Hoefig 87' Senior Quality Manager 747 Program Boeing Brian Hoefig <attempt contact> Seattle, - Wednesday, August 06, 2003 at 21:10:33 (PDT) Ah, a sure sign that you've "arrived." Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, - Wednesday, August 06, 2003 at 18:58:43 (PDT) Well, it looks as if the boys at ALPA want to make sure the biggest pimp around is their unwitting poster boy. Would've been nice to hear it from them. At least the chief pilot saw me with my hat on for a change. My new status has actually given me a lot of clout at the national headquarters which happens to be just around the corner from my crashpad. I would post my phone number so that everyone could call on me to use my significant influence to make some earth shaking changes within the organization, but it would be pointless. I have no doubt that everyone is so pleased with representation they recieve from their union, that my phone would never ring. Hammond <attempt contact> - Monday, August 04, 2003 at 12:09:13 (PDT) For those of you that have not seen it, Hammond made the cover of the "great" ALPA magazine, Airline Pilot. He kinda looks a little constipated. Myatt <attempt contact> - Monday, August 04, 2003 at 09:25:48 (PDT) For those of you who are looking for a job and haven't yet checked out the "post your resume" link yet I just wanted to give an update. Our company has recently added UND to the list of schools we will post resume's from. They have posted quite a few so if you haven't done so yet, check it out. O'Donnell www.nationair.comO'Donnell <attempt contact> Van Nuys, CA - Monday, July 28, 2003 at 15:40:18 (PDT) Happy B-Day Hummer (Pat McGrath) <attempt contact> Daytona Beach, FL USA - Saturday, July 26, 2003 at 12:48:53 (PDT) Thanks to brother John "Chewy" Williams for joining the 1855 Club. Rich Rich Schooley <attempt contact> - Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 18:53:49 (PDT) Just wanted to let everyone know that I will be off to the wonderful country of Iraq on the 14 of July. Its going to suck with the temps at about 120 degrees but I guess I will get a lot of flight hours. I'll be sure to post anything interesting that happens over there if I have the chance. In Hoc. Roger Roger Hughey <attempt contact> - Friday, July 11, 2003 at 23:48:08 (PDT) Anyone going to Oshkosh this year look me up I will be there July 30- Aug 3. Give me a call on my cell phone 678-923-4457. O'Donnell www.nationair.comO'Donnell <attempt contact> Van Nuys, Ca - Monday, July 07, 2003 at 14:28:21 (PDT) Hey undergrads and Alumni I wanted to make you aware of a new medium for getting your resumes out there. My company has recenlty added a section to our web page that will allow Riddle students and grads to post there resumes and let our client base serch it. The link is: http://www.nationair.com/index.cfm?&fuseaction=careers.careersearch I have included some info from my company on how this will work. I am also going to request that this be a permant link to our page. Jordan and I will also probably be looking for some interns come Jan 1 or so. The details are still being worked out but we will make the undergrads aware of the reqirements as we get them. Info is as follows: "To remind everyone of what we are doing, we have contacted a select group of university flight schools to allow their graduates to post their resumes on a page of our website. So right now we do not have anything posted on the site. We will be informing our commercial and IA clients of this so that they can search the website for in the event they are hiring. This week Diane is contacting the schools to inform them of the procedure for posting resumes. Once we get some postings, we will send out a mass mailing from Chicago to our current IA and commercial clients introducing them to this new feature. I would expect that letter to go out late next week and we have a database of about 700 NationAir clients nationwide who will receive this letter. We are limiting the initial group of schools to a small number for control purposes. The four schools that aver initially agreed to participate are: Embry Riddle, UND, FIT, and Academy of Aviation in Minneapolis. All of these schools have been around for a long time and offer 4 year aviation degrees" Hope this helps someone ODonnell ODonnell <attempt contact> Van Nuys, CA - Tuesday, July 01, 2003 at 18:03:38 (PDT) Hey all...wow, this real world thing sucks...i feel like a furloughed pilot. I finally graduated college but still no teaching job yet. And who knows more about teaching than someone who had to take classes two and three times. Any-who, the wedding is in 30 days or so July 19th in Montana. And just like the past winters and summers the pad is open to anyone who wants to come camp, boat, wakeboard (chuk), drink (hammond), freeload (cassino), shower (carey), say..."no i love you more, no i love you more (marrero), or just chill. talk to ya soon. 406-250-0293 wakefield fp1.centurytel.net/wakefieldwakefield <attempt contact> kalispell, mt - Monday, June 16, 2003 at 21:27:11 (PDT) Anyone out there with a background in airline pricing interested in a management position with Orbitz? Drop me a note. I'm including the job summary below and will be posting the specific responsibilities on the Jobs page shortly. In Hoc, Banta. Summary The Air Operations Manager will lead a team of analysts responsible for analyzing fares, schedules, and availability data. This team provides first level support to Orbitz’ airline suppliers, Corporate, Vacations, and Product teams, as well as to others throughout the organization. Banta <attempt contact> Chicago, IL - Thursday, June 12, 2003 at 07:17:42 (PDT) U.S. Senate Will Try to Raise Pilot Retirement Age to 66 -- in Just a Few Days! Tell Your Senators to Vote NO on Inhofe Pilot Retirement Amendment to S. 824. For the nearly 10,000 ALPA members who are on furlough, passage of this legislation could extend the period of unemployment. This ammendment is such a bad idea, even most airline managmenets don't like it! Use the convenient link on the home page to insert your zip code and write your senators quickly and easily. Bill Palmer <attempt contact> - Tuesday, June 10, 2003 at 23:44:54 (PDT) Birthday Celebration a Success March 21-23rd pictures from the weekend's festivities - "coming soon!" What is coming soon in Sigma Chi time anyway? ODonnell <attempt contact> Van Nuys, CA - Tuesday, June 10, 2003 at 13:26:44 (PDT) Greetings! It has been a long time since my last submission to the site. A lot has happened for me in the last year. First, my wife gave birth to out baby girl Abigail (Abbie) on Fed 7th after 6 weeks on bedrest for pre-term labor. That was a very trying time for both of us, but the reward was worth every bit of it. Abbie was born 6 weeks early at 5lbs 5.4ozs. and continues to do well...we are finally sleeping through the night! The second (and last) thing is that I graduate with my Master's of Science in Technology and Policy from MIT on Monday. I've been doing a lot of Lean Enterprise/Logistics research and courses for my degree work....after my 5 year commitment to the Air Force I may be looking for a job in the real world, so let me know if any of you can use my expertise in this area. Finally, if any of you are ever in the Boston area please feel free to contact me and we can get together. Boston is a great town with lots to do! Also, when is Fall Rush? I may be in Florida at the time and would love to partake in the Spaghetti Dinner!!! In Hoc! Ben Ben "Opie" Brandt <attempt contact> Boston, MA - Saturday, June 07, 2003 at 21:18:31 (PDT) Greetings from Vancouver, Canada. Nice site. (Dayana Host) <attempt contact> Vancouver, BC Canada - Friday, June 06, 2003 at 04:28:53 (PDT) well Brother Meeder, if you knew Justin Daley, you'd know that the locusts have come and Armageddon is near. The words Air Traffic Control and Justin are just not meant to be in the same sentence, paragraph and hopefully not the epitaph on some innocent (yet naked Southwest or drunk Northwest or horrifically overpaid Delta) pilot Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Thursday, June 05, 2003 at 15:56:15 (PDT) Wrightington – I’m waiting for the locusts to descend and the Nile to turn red....It’s a wonderful business....what's next? Meeder Meeder <attempt contact> St Paul , MN - Wednesday, May 28, 2003 at 10:28:06 (PDT) Was just browsing the USA today article about the "Near-Crash uncovers crack in air safety system" http://www.usatoday.com/usatonline/20030527/5189721s.htm And noticed that the captain on that previous flight was Mark Eberle... thought that sounded familiar. Also just to advise everyone from a safety standpoint, I am taking on-the-job training right now on the caribbean (western atlantic route system) area for New York Center, so you may all plan your flights inland accordingly.... In Hoc- Justin Dailey <attempt contact> Long Island, NY - Tuesday, May 27, 2003 at 17:43:18 (PDT) Isn't it great to be in the aviation industry now? Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Wednesday, May 14, 2003 at 17:37:00 (PDT) Isn't it great to be in the aviation industry now? Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Wednesday, May 14, 2003 at 17:36:50 (PDT) Brothers. Good news for a local boy! I have just taken a partnership position with the law firm of Kreindler & Kreindler. They are the premier aviation law firm in the country (see www.kreindler.com). They are based out of NYC and have asked me to open up their Los Angeles office begining June 1, 2003. It is truly a noteworthy honor! I will update all of you with new address, etc. information shortly. In Hoc. Stuart R. Fraenkel, Esq. elllaw.comStuart R. Fraenkel <attempt contact> Los Angeles, CA - Monday, May 12, 2003 at 09:54:28 (PDT) Brothers. Good news for a local boy! I have just taken a partnership position with the law firm of Kreindler & Kreindler. They are the premier aviation law firm in the country (see www.kreindler.com). They are based out of NYC and have asked me to open up their Los Angeles office begining June 1, 2003. It is truly a noteworthy honor! I will update all of you with new address, etc. information shortly. In Hoc. Stuart R. Fraenkel, Esq. elllaw.comStuart R. Fraenkel <attempt contact> Los Angeles, CA - Monday, May 12, 2003 at 09:53:42 (PDT) I busted my cell phone, again, and lost all of my phone book. I have not replaced it yet (looking at taking concessions and they aren't cheap), so call my voice mail and leave your number if you get a chance. (516) 978-4257 Myatt Myatt <attempt contact> Denver, CO - Saturday, May 03, 2003 at 08:59:43 (PDT) With some coaxing, inside info and little help from his big brother I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate my little brother Jordan Lanford on being named Branch Manager for the Dallas, TX office of NationAir Insurance Agencies. I look forward to working with him and having my branch kick the shit out of his! It’s on biaaatch. I always knew he was a salesman at heart. Membership has its privileges. Mike O'Donnell <attempt contact> Altanta, GA - Thursday, May 01, 2003 at 16:29:05 (PDT) Congratulations to my big brother Mike O'Donnell. He has been named the Van Nuys Branch Manager for NationAir Insurance agencies. He will be covering California, Nevada, and Arizona. Looks like he'll be able to get that Porsche afterall. Jordan Lanford <attempt contact> - Thursday, May 01, 2003 at 15:44:18 (PDT) Pat, (Mike O'Donnell) <attempt contact> - Thursday, May 01, 2003 at 10:40:19 (PDT) I would like to thank now "Doctor" Woodshop teacher. Everyone that knows the problem I've had with getting out of here knows my story (if you were at Fejfar's wedding). Well after speaking with Mr Woodshop he suggested a condition that could poosibly preclude me from accomplishing this quick little run. Sure enough the blood work came back today positive. We can now upgrade his status to Woodshop Teacher M.D. and I can get the hell out of here! Thanks Marino! Pat Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacoal NAS, FL - Tuesday, April 29, 2003 at 12:39:38 (PDT) The day has finally come that Beta Omicron graduates!! Congratulations to Drew Hunter, Rich Allison, Tommy Turfitt, Jeff Guthrie, Sean Cantwell, Chris Ferguson, and of course myself. Best of luck to all. Mark Nicalek <attempt contact> Daytona Beach, FL - Saturday, April 26, 2003 at 16:59:11 (PDT) I AM FURIOUS!!!! Someone created a game for the Palm handheld called Zonk, but it has an option to play Farkle, FARKLE! This is an outrage. Some Eta Iota brother should have been the one to create this and get the cash from it ($7 a copy), after all it is OUR sport of the 80s. I don't know what makes me angrier, that someone else ripped it off, or that in playing the game against the Palm, the machine beat me and made me drink. Excuse me, I have to go to the bathroom (flap, flap, flap). -Later Big Lar Larry Hesterberg <attempt contact> Alexandria, VA USA - Monday, April 21, 2003 at 09:26:45 (PDT) For those of you attending Lowe's wedding we must remember to include a heartfelt rendition of "Lowe's a Homo" in D Minor, to the festivities. Chris Myatt <attempt contact> Denver, CO - Saturday, April 19, 2003 at 06:33:36 (PDT) Just passing along an excerpt from Fred Reid - President of Delta.... he gave an attaboy to Bones. Good job! Well, everywhere you look, people at Delta are finding better ways to do things, and I’m really pleased with the progress we’re making. Our efforts to date have produced more than $1B in cost savings for this year alone, and there’s more to come. Plus, we’re fighting for every dollar of revenue and every customer out there. In DFW, our TechOps professionals redesigned the hangar floor to maximize efficiency, reduce on-the-job injuries and in general, made the hanger a much better place to work. This effort was led by Jeff Craun, Hark Braren, Harris Onyango, and Scott Wareham. The latest edition of TechOps Times has their story - and I encourage you to pick up a copy for yourself. Chris Nevins <attempt contact> Kingwood, TX - Wednesday, April 16, 2003 at 20:13:33 (PDT) You can check out these other great songs Bus releases his new hit video "Spase people" http://ebaumsworld.com/spacepeople.shtml The proposed new Sweethart song. http://ebaumsworld.com/bangbangbang.shtml O'Donnell <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Tuesday, April 08, 2003 at 05:55:54 (PDT) The Sweethart album the brothers never wanted you to see. http://ebaumsworld.com/dogs.shtml O'Donnell <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA USA - Tuesday, April 08, 2003 at 05:45:08 (PDT) I would like to take this opportunity to thank Fawaz Atchoo (Uzi) for joining the 1855 club. The donations are really adding up. Rich Rich <attempt contact> - Monday, April 07, 2003 at 20:16:46 (PDT) I would like to take this opportuinyty to thank Fawaz Atchoo (Uzi) for joining the 1855 club. The donations are really adding up. Rich Rich <attempt contact> - Monday, April 07, 2003 at 20:16:12 (PDT) GO SYRACUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Brad Vomacka <attempt contact> Daytona Beach, FL - Monday, April 07, 2003 at 20:13:44 (PDT) Mr. Wood Shop Teacher, I am sorry if I offended you, as it was not my intent. I am striving to put the same effort into my woodworking skills as I put into my recreational gynecology studies during my tenure form 95-2000. Not only was I able to identify the labia majora of every Shark Lounge lady from 1995-2000 but I was also able to discern the various vaginas by smell and taste in the complete darkness of the VIP room, an ability that I must say took great dedication and training. It was my hope that some of my various understudies like Mr. Lanford and Mr. Turfit would be able to pass this technique along, however they have proven to be somewhat of a disappointment and do not possess some of my natural talent in this area. My napkin holder will be on your desk on time and ready for mother’s day. P.S. How does the Shag carpet look with the simulated wood paneling? I hope the installation went well Also, would you please let me know when you might be picking up that olive green refrigerator that I am holding for you. Mr. O’Donnell O'Donnell <attempt contact> Atlanta , GA - Friday, April 04, 2003 at 07:04:09 (PST) Now now Mr. O'Donnell no need to get personal. Its apparent that your taste in clothing is not as refined as mine but no need to go down that road. Everyone has there own strenghts, mine just happen to be a flair for fashion and to be able to identify a plethera of router cuts and nail size. Your's may be, oh lets see, hmm, identifying the corresponding labia majora of every Sharks Lounge lady from 1995-2000, woodworking on the other hand isn't. Now get back to work. Your napkin basket had better be ready by mother's day. P.S. Thanks for the pocket protector, if you do really well on your napkin basket, i'll take you to Marshall's and learn you a thing or two about style! Mr. Woodshop Teacher <attempt contact> - Thursday, April 03, 2003 at 14:39:19 (PST) Number was left out cell 301 538 3279 work thru thursday 301 744 2107 BUS <attempt contact> - Thursday, April 03, 2003 at 07:32:57 (PST) Number was left out cell 301 538 3279 work thru thursday 301 744 2107 BUS <attempt contact> - Thursday, April 03, 2003 at 07:32:49 (PST) Number was left out cell 301 538 3279 work thru thursday 301 744 2107 BUS <attempt contact> - Thursday, April 03, 2003 at 07:32:39 (PST) Lowe's bachelor party will be in Tampa this weekend April 4-6. Anyone can come, lots of drunken missbehavior and shenanagans to be had. Give me a call if you need more info (BUS) <attempt contact> - Tuesday, April 01, 2003 at 09:48:49 (PST) Mr. Wood shop teacher, I would like to apoligize for my lack of attention to detail on my last bird house. As you know it is my goal to someday become a wood shop teacher and follow in your foot steps. I am promising to recommit myself to this goal. In that spirit would you please tell me where I might find some of the fine attire that you wear to class and out in public. I have not been able to find those fasionable short sleeved shirts or short wide ties, they drive the ladies wild. I did mange to pick you up that fine monogramed pocket protector that you had been looking for, no more stained shirts for you! I know how expensive they can be to replace. P.S I will not be avaliable this weekend to help you install the shag carpeting and simulated wood paneling in your house. I have manged to locate a yard sale that has the olive green refrigerator that you wanted for your kitchen O'Donnell <attempt contact> Atlanta, Ga - Monday, March 24, 2003 at 07:04:06 (PST) Mr. Wood Shop Teacher, Mikeys birdhouses are pretty bad. He throws a football like a girl too. Its a good thing he knows how to drink. Do I get extra credit for building that museum last year? I made compound miter joints on a 42", 5 stage, radius'd crown 50' in the air! Mike...I'm still waiting to hear about the Days Inn. Jordan Jordan <attempt contact> - Saturday, March 22, 2003 at 13:22:33 (PST) Mr. Wood Shop Teacher, Mikeys birdhouses are pretty bad. He throws a football like a girl too. Its a good thing he knows how to drink. Do I get extra credit for building that museum last year? I made compound miter joints on a 42", 5 stage, radius'd crown 50' in the air! Mike...I'm still waiting to hear about the Days Inn. Jordan Jordan <attempt contact> - Saturday, March 22, 2003 at 13:22:14 (PST) Mr. Wood Shop Teacher, Mikeys birdhouses are pretty bad. He throws a football like a girl too. Its a good thing he knows how to drink. Do I get extra credit for building that museum last year? I made compound miter joints on a 42", 5 stage, radius'd crown 50' in the air! Mike...I'm still waiting to hear about the Days Inn. Jordan Jordan <attempt contact> - Saturday, March 22, 2003 at 13:21:59 (PST) Happy 32nd Birthday. Sorry I can't be there this year but a sincere thanks to all of you that carry on the tradition. You continue to make us founders proud! In hoc, Terry Owens Founding Consul Terry Owens <attempt contact> Laguna Niguel, CA - Saturday, March 22, 2003 at 10:39:50 (PST) Mr. O'Donnell perhaps you spend a wee bit less time going out and socializing a wee bit more time on your birdhouse. Your last project was a disgrace. The only thing it was good for was kindling for my fireplace. You need to spend less time out boozing and a little more time practing your compound mitre cuts. I know you don't want to spend your summer repeating woodshop, am I making myself clear Mr. O'Donnell?? Mr. Woodshop Teacher <attempt contact> - Friday, March 21, 2003 at 08:06:45 (PST) Mr. O'Donnell perhaps you spend a wee bit less time going out and socializing a wee bit more time on your birdhouse. Your last project was a disgrace. The only thing it was good for was kindling for my fireplace. You need to spend less time out boozing and a little more time practing your compound mitre cuts. I know you don't want to spend your summer repeating woodshop, am I making myself clear Mr. O'Donnell?? Mr. Woodshop Teacher <attempt contact> - Friday, March 21, 2003 at 08:06:31 (PST) Some of you at the weding may have noticed my FranceStinks T shirt. Well in my crusade against the cheese eating surrender monkeys I manged to get a reaction out of some. My experince from Atanta to Ft. Walton made it to their web site http://www.francestinks.com/mailbag.htm so check it out. Would you like freedom fries with that? O'Donnell <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Thursday, March 20, 2003 at 07:42:44 (PST) Prayers for our troops there and here. (John deLafosse) <attempt contact> - Wednesday, March 19, 2003 at 17:38:08 (PST) I'd have to agree with OD... it was a great weekend. Congrat's to my Big Brother and his new wife. It was really great seeing all you guys again, I just wish I could be there for B-day. Maybe next year... Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, FL - Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 10:35:59 (PST) Well, its tuesday and I still feel like I got my ass kicked. To all the bros at Fejfar's wedding it was great seeing you all again, and as I expected was interesting to say the least. I hope to see some of you again at B-day this weekend, just enough time to recover to do it all again. Turfit I guess I will hear all about your stop at Cafe Erotica later. O'Donnell <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Tuesday, March 18, 2003 at 05:56:02 (PST) Hello all, Anyone out there have any connections (or blackmale material) with someone from the Philadelphia area who may be in a position to help me with a job search? Looking to relocate back to PA from Boston. Any help would be appreciated. Looking for work in IT utilizing Oracle/Java skills. in hoc, Mike Gehman mike gehman <attempt contact> bellingham, ma USA - Monday, March 17, 2003 at 12:31:15 (PST) Great site! Very well done indeed! (Marcia) <attempt contact> Walden, NY USA - Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 06:16:43 (PST) Jimmy Buffett July 3rd in Baltimore MD... anyone from "Eta Iota North" wanna go? Or any bro's at all?!? Pat Mefesto <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, FL - Thursday, March 06, 2003 at 09:56:37 (PST) Picking on Charles County MD???? Awww... That's not a hard target. We are slowly moving up the food chain. A full set of teeth is no longer considered dentures. Also, from the land of chain restaraunts and Bar-B-Que joints, we now have a mexican restaraunt and a Panera. Wooo Hooo! Fire it up Cale!!! EZ <attempt contact> Waldorf, MD - Monday, March 03, 2003 at 09:07:51 (PST) I just wanted to tell Jeff Duer hello! If anyone talks to him, tell him everyone at UTA misses him and that "Crazy D" says hi! THANKS! (Diane) <attempt contact> Arlington, Tx 76013 - Sunday, March 02, 2003 at 19:06:55 (PST) Brothers if Eta Iota, (Justin Mastrangelo) <attempt contact> - Sunday, March 02, 2003 at 15:07:36 (PST) i really like this site. (obi) canada, ca usa - Friday, February 28, 2003 at 03:34:48 (PST) Dudes, From the Florida Frozen Boy. Yess Yess.. Hell did froze over and Im up here in long island. Dam what did I do to deserve this! Dont answer. So what is the winter past times up here in LI. Swim in the FRozen lakes or ice fishing. Hook me up! Im in the Frozen soup lines thanks to AMR and APA with there fair merger. So, if anybody is looking for a CockTail hour driking partner call me. 561-308-5524 My cocktail hour starts at 4:30. God help me my livier cant take it. What a moment! Im in tranining for Birthday party.. Never mind.. CockTail anyone! Ching Ching.. Spencer 93' Spencer <attempt contact> Frozen, NY USA - Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 15:59:49 (PST) What that previous post was supposed to say was: Brothers, I'm writing you becasue my company has a current job opening to fill. We need a digital radar hardware test engineer. This person can be entry level as long as he demonstrates that he has the proper knowledge. Here are the actual job specs: This Eng. will be testing the digital side of the radar including asics FPGA's Programmable logic circuitry, TTL and ALS chips. In addition they will supporting test programs all around the range for radar systems. Including the Microwave system side of the radar systems. I.E. LAS mixers, amplifiers, hi speed switch boxes, pin switches, and couplers. They will also fix antennas and come up with better ideas and make improvements to the radar systems from a testing perspective. This is a hands on; down and get your hands dirty position and the person must want to work on the hardware side of the radar. Must work on the characteristics of the radar antenna theory side by designing real world test solutions to the hardware. They must also be able to apply practical application of radar theories to the radar systems, and figure out how much power to use. Must be able to use radar theory as in the equations and not just analyze radar systems. Will be working on the servo systems side of the hardware as in the fiber optics and the ethernet. On the RF HW side they must work in the 100 megahertz range upto 94 gigs. If you know someone who can fill this position, please contact me at (773)864 8800 ext. 240 or send me your resume at rarnold@chemtech.com. Thanks for your time. In Hoc, Ryan Arnold Ryan Arnold (Epsilon Omega) webmaster <attempt contact> - Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 20:38:19 (PST) Brothers, (Ryan Arnold (Epsilon Omega)) <attempt contact> - Tuesday, February 25, 2003 at 13:22:02 (PST) I’m glad someone saw the futility of having Carson plan the party. That makes about as much sense as having Iraq chair the committee on weapons of mass destruction! I need to know how Short Bus is adapting to life in Charles County MD, my own personal hell for 18 years. Bus watch out for those Indian Head redneck girls the next thing you know you will be going on a date to Bud’s Creek for Friday night drag racing and tractor pulls. Be sure to shower, and brush your teeth, that generally tells them you’re out of their league. Better keep those home made muscle shirts in the drawer though. O’Donnell O'Donnell <attempt contact> Altanta, Ga - Monday, February 24, 2003 at 12:49:13 (PST) Big Lar, big step admitting yourself to AA. Everytime I get the urge to move upward from the denial state, I find the beaten path back to my trusty friend better known as the garage fridge. It is there in which I quickly snap back to reality where I can identify myself with being FULL BLOWN!!!. Love you man!!!! Brian Hoefig <attempt contact> Enumclaw, Wa - Sunday, February 23, 2003 at 15:16:09 (PST) Wait a second Carson you are not planning my bachelor party. I want to have girls dancing at my party not men, that is why my brother, Myatt, and Bus are planning it. Shawn <attempt contact> - Friday, February 21, 2003 at 19:40:21 (PST) Ya... plan 'em when I can't go... THANKS!!! IH Mefesto <attempt contact> - Friday, February 21, 2003 at 16:31:05 (PST) I guess that I have been replaced by Carson, so be it. Less work for me to do! I am going skiing. Myatt <attempt contact> NY, - Friday, February 21, 2003 at 05:52:18 (PST) I love mankind. It's people I can't stand. -Linus Van Pelt (Peanutsss Quotes) <attempt contact> USA - Thursday, February 20, 2003 at 15:42:09 (PST) Ok, so there's like ten jackasses getting married this year. This is getting a little out of hand, not to mention expensive. Bus and I a trying to plan bachelor parties for Lowe and Sperbeck. Maybe we'll throw in Luke, Micah and Marrero and whoever else needes a bachelor party and knock 'em all out in one weekend. Anyway, we're shootin for the first weekend in April and hopefully in Key West. Everyboy's invited, so get back to me or Bus if youre interested and tell some people who may not check the guestbook often. Hope everyone is well and looking forward to seeing you guys at birthday. IH Carson Ryan Carson <attempt contact> Atlanta, GA - Thursday, February 20, 2003 at 16:10:21 (PST) In English pubs, ale is ordered by pints and quarts. So in old England, when customers got unruly, the bartender would yell at them mind their own pints and quarts and settle down. It's where we get the phrase "mind your P's and Q's" ... enticing facts about beer that weren't in the Norman Shield John Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Wednesday, February 19, 2003 at 09:49:38 (PST) Contrats to Pete Eggler (HI'79) who was quoted in USA TODAY on 2/17 page 3B, in an article about the investigation of Swissair 111 (MD-11 crash off of Nova Scotia o 9/1/99) "The entertainment installation was a very rushed process," says Peter Eggler, a Swissair pilot who's participated in the Canadian accident investigation. "I'm sure that led to the hookup problem." read the whole article Bill Palmer <attempt contact> - Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 22:23:40 (PST) This time it's good news: http://www.pilotonline.com/breaking/br0212pla.html Chris Nevins <attempt contact> Kingwood, TX - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 19:53:56 (PST) very good site keep it up (MUGU) <attempt contact> lome, Nigeria - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 06:00:50 (PST) For those of you that do not know, Lowe is getting married at the end of April. We are trying to stir up some interest in a Bachelor party for the first weekend in April (4-6th). Location options are Vegas, Montreal, Daytona, or Miami. We are leaning towards Montreal right now. If anyone has any other ideas or would like to show, give Short Bus or myself a call. Also, please help spread the word about this to people that might not use this guestbook. Thanks. In Hoc, Myatt Short Bus (301) 538-3279 Myatt (516)978-4257 Myatt <attempt contact> NY - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 11:17:03 (PST) For those of you that do not know, Lowe is getting married at the end of April. We are trying to stir up some interest in a Bachelor party for the first weekend in April (4-6th). Location options are Vegas, Montreal, Daytona, or Miami. We are leaning towards Montreal right now. If anyone has any other ideas or would like to show, give Short Bus or myself a call. Also, please help spread the word about this to people that might not use this guestbook. Thanks. In Hoc, Myatt Short Bus (301) 538-3279 Myatt (516)978-4257 Myatt <attempt contact> NY - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 11:16:52 (PST) Attention Job Hunters A new job posting has been listed on the Job Listings page. While there are probably few people in the country (or world) that may meet the requirements for the listed position, the brother who posted the opening informed me that he had other openings with the company, and interested parties should contact him - and be able to send a resume. Best of luck. Bill Palmer <attempt contact> - Monday, February 10, 2003 at 22:48:16 (PST) Chewy, You obviously didn't know about the water to fill the pool from '78 through '86. However, defending a class action suit from all of the previous owners of the Raintree)could make you a big name quickly. Mouse (Steven Robinson) <attempt contact> Apex, NC - Monday, February 10, 2003 at 05:08:32 (PST) Haven't checked in in some time, so I thought I would drop a note. Moved home to Indianapolis from DC in December. Currently residing in bar review hell. Take the Indiana Bar Exam on February 25&26, so hopefully we will have another lawyer in the House when the Raintree finally sues us for the water we used to fill the pool back in '87 and '88. Anyway, looks like I am headed to the Marion County Prosecutors Office in June. A Deputy DA if you can believe that. Still getting married in June. Glad to hear everyone is doing well. Look me up if you are passing through Indy. In Hoc, Chewy '92 John "Chewy" Williams <attempt contact> Indianapolis, IN - Wednesday, February 05, 2003 at 13:18:11 (PST) Hey Guys, I haven't written or checked the guestbook in a while so first off, Hello! I just wanted to let everyone know I just got engaged, finally, and I'm in the hiring pool at ATA. It's been a couple of great weeks. Congrats to Rich and Carmen on the birth of their baby girl. Hesterberg's on water?, J's is closed?, and Wrightington doesn't seem upset by any of this?Say it ain't so...Well if anyone passes thru Virginia Beach drop by. I'm here and so is Brett Watrous, Larry Biddle, and occasionally Toby(Tom Reynolds). In Hoc, Jaime Jaime Mercado <attempt contact> Virginia Beach, VA - Tuesday, February 04, 2003 at 08:45:23 (PST) J's is opened up again (some other poor sap bought it). It is now safe to go back to Daytona Beach. Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Tuesday, February 04, 2003 at 05:38:15 (PST) J's is opened up again (some other poor sap bought it). It is now safe to go back to Daytona Beach. Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Tuesday, February 04, 2003 at 05:38:02 (PST) Eta Iota Guestbook Software Test. www.etaiota.orgBill Palmer <attempt contact> - Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 00:07:10 (PST) Hello to all. Does anyone work for Frontier Airlines??? Know anybody. Let me know. (303)475-4767 or email bfrain@msn.com. Thanks Barrett Frain <attempt contact> Lafayette, CO - Friday, January 24, 2003 at 13:57:09 (PST) great site (private Krankenversicherung) - Monday, January 13, 2003 at 05:12:56 (PST) repetition is such an evil thing ...and Hesterberg has never ever ever had the inclination to drink water unless it was part of a mixed drink wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Thursday, January 09, 2003 at 17:38:17 (PST) As the proud Daddy, I wanted to tell all about the new addition to tge Schooley family. jan 6th at 12:19 Pm Carmen delivered a perfect baby girl. Jordan Lee Schooley. (Rich Schooley) <attempt contact> - Wednesday, January 08, 2003 at 13:51:17 (PST) Was that the 12 step water program? Chris Nevins <attempt contact> Kingwood, TX - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 10:17:04 (PST) Man, I gotta tell you, AA is a bitch! Also, I've discovered this great new beverage...I think its called "water". (Larry Hesterberg) <attempt contact> - Tuesday, January 07, 2003 at 08:14:54 (PST) right, the day I put $ into J's is the day that Larry Hesterberg stops drinking John Wrightington <attempt contact> Dallas, TX - Monday, January 06, 2003 at 15:31:26 (PST) What's this I hear about J's going out of buisness?!?!? This is a dark time for Eta Iota... Alumni investment? Come on Wrightington, you know you wanna move to DAB and take over J's. Pat McKelvey <attempt contact> Pensacola NAS, FL - Monday, January 06, 2003 at 12:55:53 (PST) | |