Heritage Circle

Arizona
Everett C. Johnson, ’62

Arkansas
Michael O. Johnson, ’90

Arlington
Stuart D. Arias, ’17
Cory M. Dowell, ’98

Auburn
Michael H. Sarra, ’64

Boise State
Justin J. Kirk, ’00

Bradley
William J. Bittner, ’74
Robert A. Dahlsgaard, ’63
Donald L. Riechman, ’60

Carnegie
Thomas M. Koehler, ’87
William M. Leete, ’58

Carthage
Robert J. Miller, ’09
Nathaniel Szkil, ’07

Central Florida
Aaron D. Clevenger, ’97
Walter T. Oliff, ’17

Chicago
Maurice S. Mandel, ’55
James D. McQuaid, ’60

Colorado
Scott W. Wilson, ’73

Cornell
Anthony B. Cashen, ’57

Culver-Stockton
Philip G. Ranford, ’00

Denison
Bruce S. Bailey, ’58

DePauw
Patrick D. Anderson, ’09

Eastern Kentucky
Robert E. Collins, ’74

Florida
Kevin J. Brown, ’13
John A. Delaney, ’77
Joseph J. Marinelli, ’65
Matthew V. Panzano, ’11
Paul E. Rosenthal, ’73

Fresno
Terry J. LaBrue, ’72

Georgia Tech
Gregg A. Hines, ’11

Houston
H. P. Picard, ’82
Craig S. Sowell, ’92

Illinois
Kim C. Cox, ’76
Craig R. Milkint, ’83
Trent A. Shepard, ’73
Craig D. Zelent, ’84

Indiana
Shea M. Stanley, ’09

Iowa State
Colin P. Finn, ’05
Donald E. Larew, ’62

Johns Hopkins
Thomas E. Harrison, ’53

Kansas
Lewis D. Gregory, ’75

Kansas State
Richard D. Sell, ’78

Kentucky
Matthew S. Whisman, ’17

Long Beach
Ryan D. Jones, ’95

Louisville
Brian E. Mudrick, ’82

Maryland
Christopher J. Steis, ’78

Miami
William F. Darlin, ’56
Gregory R. Kavanagh, ’81

Michigan
Sean C. FitzGerald, ’12

Michigan State
David Franzetta, ’70

Michigan Tech
Adam A. Mitteer, ’03

Minnesota
David D. McKeag, ’04
Rodney L. Nelson, ’63

Missouri
Terry J. Brady, ’62
Jeffrey R. Kreutz, ’99

Nebraska
Richard B. Campbell, ’68
Derek D. Dauel, ’15
Robert S. Lannin, ’81
Kelly S. Leach, ’85
Conor E. Tomac, ’17

North Carolina
Charles E. Downton, ’66

North Carolina State
Tyler K. Stevens, ’11
Richard X. Taylor, ’82

North Dakota
Derek N. Dunham, ’89
Rodney P. Kirsch, ’78
Eric H. Lybeck, ’97

North Dakota State
Clint M. Dworshak, ’00

North Florida
Zachary S. Thomas, ’09

Northern Arizona
Samuel Alboy, ’01
Jeffrey W. Sears, ’97

Northern Colorado
Stephan C. Davis, ’94

Northern Illinois
Jerry A. Dykhuisen, ’68
Jordan B. Lotsoff, ’88

Northern Iowa
Jeffrey L. Fuhrman, ’94

Ohio
Stephen K. Rowley, ’65

Ohio State
Stephen R. Blozis, ’80
Carroll L. Lurding, ’59

Oklahoma
Gregory L. Haymon, ’77
Alvan E. Porter, ’65

Oregon State
Thomas F. Durein, ’92
Jordan L. Guess, ’13
Daniel C. Hauser, ’10

Purdue
Bruce C. Anderson, ’65

Rochester
Daryl W. Reisfeld, ’03

Rutgers
Scott D. Hahner, ’78
Michael McCormick, ’18
San Diego State
W. A. Glasscock, ’85

San Jose
Charles L. Miller, ’59

South Carolina
John C. Herron, ’88

Southern Illinois
Dave Maguire, ’73

Syracuse
John R. Dytman, ’71
Richard M. Holland, ’83

Tennessee
Thomas M. Knies, ’71

Virginia
Steven L. Driever, ’69

Washington
Steven R. Fisher, ’87

Western Ontario
Michael J. Daley, ’05

Wisconsin
Matthew A. Baer, ’80
Warren P. Nesbitt, ’76

Michael Daley, Western Ontario '05

$25,000 (CAD) bequest in will

Brother Daley serves on the Delta Upsilon International Fraternity Board of Directors and decided to increase his overall commitment to the Ignite The Charge Campaign with a $25,000 (CAD) unrestricted estate gift.

Scott Hahner, Rutgers '78

$25,000 bequest in will to Rutgers Chapter Legacy Plan

Brother Hahner previously served as a DU staff member and now is an advisor to his Rutgers Chapter. He has been key in raising funds for the Rutgers Chapter Legacy Plan via the Ignite The Charge Campaign, and his bequest of $25,000 will certainly grow this CLP.

Derek Dunham, North Dakota '89

$10,000 bequest in will

Brother Dunham has held many roles, serving as an undergraduate Chapter President, then as a Leadership Consultant and Expansion Director for the International Headquarters. He now serves as the Northeast Province Governor. Naming the DUEF in his will for a $10,000 bequest now adds him to the Heritage Circle.

Gregory Kavanagh, Miami '81

$2,500 bequest in will

Brother Kavanagh increased his overall Ignite The Charge campaign commitment by including DU in his will with a $2,500 bequest. The campaign has sparked his re-involvement with his Miami Chapter, and he now serves as an undergraduate mentor.

Sean FitzGerald, Michigan '12

$2,500 bequest in will to Michigan Chapter Legacy Plan

Brother FitzGerald is enjoying his second term with the DU staff as the Director of Advancement for the DUEF. A bequest in his will of $2,500 will further the aims of the Ignite The Charge Campaign and his Michigan Chapter.

Jeffrey Kreutz, Missouri '99

$100,000 bequest in will to the Ignite The Charge Campaign

Missouri Alumni President and new Heritage Circle member are just a few of Jeff's notable titles. In addition to establishing the Jeff Kreutz RLA Endowment Fund, Brother Kreutz is also leaving a $100,000 estate bequest to the DUEF for the Ignite The Charge Campaign. 

W.A. Glasscock, San Diego State '85

$5,000 bequest in will

Brother Glasscock has supported his San Diego State Chapter and the DUEF. He was an early supporter of the San Diego State Chapter Legacy Plan, and now his bequest of $5,000 will support the mission of the Ignite The Charge Campaign.

Matthew Panzano, Florida '11

bequest in will of 5% of his estate

Brother Panzano serves DU as a Director of Chapter Development and increased his giving to the Ignite The Charge Campaign by establishing a bequest of 5% of his estate to the DUEF.

Charitable Bequest

Include language in your will or trust that provides cash, securities, property or a percentage of your estate to the DU Educational Foundation.

Retirement Plan Beneficiary

Name the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation as a beneficiary of your 401(k), IRA or other retirement plans.

Life Insurance Policy

Name the Delta Upsilon Educational Foundation as the owner and/or beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

Heritage Circle Gift

For a limited time while supplies last, new Heritage Circle members will receive an updated 3rd edition of "Revealing the Non-Secrets," written by Delta Upsilon’s volunteer Historian Craig Sowell, Houston ’92. This wonderful book covers the history of Delta Upsilon’s founding and highlights the young men who started our brotherhood at Williams College in 1834. The new edition includes updated biographical information and newly discovered details on the final resting places for the last two Founders whose burial locations were previously a mystery.