Arthur Peterson June 27, 1926 – March 22, 2023 SigEp is saddened by the passing of Brother Arthur Peterson, Lawrence ’47, who built a long and storied career in politics and higher education. Peterson attended Lawrence University, where he joined SigEp’s Wisconsin Alpha chapter. He temporarily put his education on hold to enlist in the…
In Memoriam
SigEp Citation recipient Kent “Oz” Nelson remembered
The Fraternity mourns the passing of Kent “Oz” Nelson, Ball State ’59, who was widely admired as both a businessman and philanthropist. Nelson earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Ball State, where he joined SigEp’s Indiana Gamma chapter and played on the tennis team. While a student, he took a part-time job at…
Order of the Golden Heart recipient remembered for legacy of service and devotion
From the time he was initiated into Sigma Phi Epsilon until his passing, Avery Gaskins was devoted to ensuring his home chapter, West Virginia Beta, produced men of the highest caliber.
Chapter Eternal: Spring 2022
The following is a partial listing of deceased brothers, reported to SigEp Headquarters as of Oct. 31, 2021, and published in the spring 2022 issue of the Journal. Names are organized in alphabetical order by last name. Brothers who served as national volunteers or who have received national recognition for their service, such as…
SigEp remembers Order of the Golden Heart recipient and longtime Texas Epsilon volunteer
With sadness, the Fraternity shares the passing of Brother Lamar Roach Sr., Lamar ’60. Roach spent decades as a key volunteer in several roles at Texas Eta and his home chapter of Texas Epsilon, including treasurer and chapter counselor. Lamar A. Roach Sr., Lamar ’60 Jan. 23, 1938 – April 6, 2022 Roach was also…
SigEp remembers Air Force general and Citation recipient
The Fraternity is saddened by the passing of SigEp Citation recipient Billy Boles, North Carolina State ’61. During college, Boles served as North Carolina Beta’s house manager. He also took advanced ROTC courses and dreamed of becoming a pilot after graduation. Although a physical that revealed an astigmatism derailed part of his dream, Boles fulfilled…
Fraternity remembers brother who dedicated his career to SigEp
Chuck White, Western Michigan ’62, dedicated his professional life to making Sigma Phi Epsilon the leader among college fraternities. To White, it was more than just his career. SigEp was his calling. He first served the Fraternity as a regional director and assistant housing director after graduation. Following a four-year stint in the U.S. Army,…
Fraternity remembers Citation recipient and dedicated Foundation volunteer
SigEp mourns passing of Don Hudler
SigEp celebrates the life of Citation recipient and longtime volunteer
Sigma Phi Epsilon remembers the life of beloved Loyola Marymount brother and volunteer Father William Fulco.
Sigma Phi Epsilon mourns the loss of Brother Ed Kaplan
SigEp remembers longtime volunteer who helped his chapter successfully recharter
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