Alumni Board: Alumni Board Alternates:
Mike Peters: President Brian Britcher
Chris Lucas:Vice-President Lou Grow
Roger Way: Treasurer/Alumni Advisor Thom Hunter
Tim Lucas: Secretary Chris McGee
Chris Evans: Member Neal Newmark
Rich Fultz:Member
Jake Hewson: Member
Mike Myers:Member
Brad Shirey:Member
Keith Zettlemoyer:Member
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Alpha Alpha Alumni please send us your e-mail information so that we may keep you updated on our news and events. Send e-mail address to Chirehab@gmail.com.
A Moment of Recognition
Please take a moment to recognize the following brothers for their service in the United States Armed Forces:
Joseph Giles, Roger Way, Richard Fultz, John Cover, Chris McGee, James Antonelli, Steven Blair, Glenn Limbaugh, Ken Jones, David Ferrera, Norm Wenrick
If you are a veteran and we did not recognize you, please contact your webmaster Chirehab@ gmail.com.
Please help your fraternity. Checks can be made payable to KDR Alumni Corp. Please send donations to:
Roger Way, Treasurer/ Advisor
1515 Louisa Street
Williamsport, PA 17701-1635
Williamsport, PA 17701-1635
Contributions 2010:
Jason Smith-$50.00
Chris Amato $250.00
Mike Peters $500.00
Roger Way $200.00
In kind donations of time and service:
Rob Andrews (Domain Name)
JC Fedorczyk (Facebook Page)
Mike Myers '07
Upon graduation in 2007 Mike Myers worked as a federal fisheries observer in Alaska. During this time Mike monitored fishing efforts of commercial boats operating in the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska. After completing two contracts he decided to opt for a more land based job which would allow him closer contact with friends and family. Next he served as an AmeriCorps Office of Surface Mining/Volunteer In Service To America (OSM/VISTA) with Schuylkill Headwaters Association in Pottsville PA. While serving he received experience in coordinating public outreach events, water monitoring, and methods employed to combat degradation caused by Abandoned Mine Drainage. Since completion of his year-long service with AmeriCorps he is anticipated to begin work with the United States Geological Survey in Baltimore Maryland. Here he will be part of a group trying to identify sediment loading to different waterways of interest. Throughout his time as an active of Kappa Delta Rho Mike served in many positions which provided him with valuable experience in effectively running an organization while having lots of fun doing it. He maintains close contact to all of his fellow brothers and looks upon his time as an active in KDR as some of the best years of his life. He continues to remain active as a member of the KDR AA Alumni Corporation. He is truly indebted for all of the wonderful things he gained as a brother.
Upon graduation in 2007 Mike Myers worked as a federal fisheries observer in Alaska. During this time Mike monitored fishing efforts of commercial boats operating in the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska. After completing two contracts he decided to opt for a more land based job which would allow him closer contact with friends and family. Next he served as an AmeriCorps Office of Surface Mining/Volunteer In Service To America (OSM/VISTA) with Schuylkill Headwaters Association in Pottsville PA. While serving he received experience in coordinating public outreach events, water monitoring, and methods employed to combat degradation caused by Abandoned Mine Drainage. Since completion of his year-long service with AmeriCorps he is anticipated to begin work with the United States Geological Survey in Baltimore Maryland. Here he will be part of a group trying to identify sediment loading to different waterways of interest. Throughout his time as an active of Kappa Delta Rho Mike served in many positions which provided him with valuable experience in effectively running an organization while having lots of fun doing it. He maintains close contact to all of his fellow brothers and looks upon his time as an active in KDR as some of the best years of his life. He continues to remain active as a member of the KDR AA Alumni Corporation. He is truly indebted for all of the wonderful things he gained as a brother.
James Antonelli '09
Along with graduating in May 2009 as a Criminal Justice major, James was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army through Lock Haven's ROTC program. In June, James drove out to Fort Lewis, WA where he was a squad leader evaluator on the Field Leadership Reaction Course at the Leadership Development Assessment Course for 55 days. James then attended the Basic Officer Leadership Course 2 Infantry School at Fort Benning, GA for 7 weeks. James recently graduated from the Basic Officer Leadership Course 3 for Ordnance Officers at Fort Lee, VA. James has been accepted into and will attend the elite Explosive Ordnance Disposal school in February. The first phase will be at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville AL for 10 weeks and phase 2 at Eglin Air Force Base, Walton Beach, FL for 6 and half months. James held numerous positions while an active brother at KDR and considers pledging KDR his freshmen year the best decision he ever made. His best friends are brothers he met in KDR and still keeps in contact with them no matter where he is. James says he owes his own personal growth and favorite memories in his life to KDR.
Along with graduating in May 2009 as a Criminal Justice major, James was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army through Lock Haven's ROTC program. In June, James drove out to Fort Lewis, WA where he was a squad leader evaluator on the Field Leadership Reaction Course at the Leadership Development Assessment Course for 55 days. James then attended the Basic Officer Leadership Course 2 Infantry School at Fort Benning, GA for 7 weeks. James recently graduated from the Basic Officer Leadership Course 3 for Ordnance Officers at Fort Lee, VA. James has been accepted into and will attend the elite Explosive Ordnance Disposal school in February. The first phase will be at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville AL for 10 weeks and phase 2 at Eglin Air Force Base, Walton Beach, FL for 6 and half months. James held numerous positions while an active brother at KDR and considers pledging KDR his freshmen year the best decision he ever made. His best friends are brothers he met in KDR and still keeps in contact with them no matter where he is. James says he owes his own personal growth and favorite memories in his life to KDR.
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