DONORS
Allen W. Yee (Georgia, 1999) PGS Donald J. Cox (Temple, 1955) Michael J. Simmons (Cal State-Fullerton, 1987) PGS Larry Rovira (Cal State-Fullerton, 1985) Stephen Lawler (Iowa, 1982) Eddie Gene Smith (Missouri-St. Louis, 1970) Ricky Marshall (Arkansas State, 1992) James Jennings (Murray State, 1993) Buddy Beck (Arkansas State, 1958) John Linker Ray (Arkansas, 1949) Richard Soja (Wake Forest, 1986) Andy Richard (Georgia, 1982) Andrew Salas (Cal State-Long Beach, 1978) Michael Ayalon (SUNY-Buffalo, 1997) Grand Sage Ed Levesque (Bridgewater State, 1989) Paul Hansen (Valparaiso, 1980) David Reale (Monmouth, 1996) Paul Owen (Cal State-Long Beach, 1993) PGS James S. Verplanck (Mississippi, 1961) Dr. Charles Wahl (Rowan, 1992) Ian Itschner (Oregon State, 1993) Les Wright (Murray State, 1970) Craig Donnelly (Loyola-Chicago, 2001) Matthew Collins (Georgia, 1987) Gary Grubacich (UC-Santa Barbara, 1968) Dr. Jay Joern Jr. (Missouri, 1972) Ronald Tredennick (Eastern Illinois, 1978) Andy Morris (Murray State, 1970) David Finkel (UCLA, 1987) James Espy (Beloit, 1970) Russ Furnari (NJIT, 1979) Samuel Mann Jr. (Georgia, 1962) Richard Marcello, MD (Franklin & Marshall, 1971) Brian Devot (Cal State-Long Beach, 2000) Mason Cozart (Southern Arkansas, 1983) Dr. John Dinka (Detroit-Mercy, 1983) Allen Dogger (Beloit, 1966) Nelson Farris (Cal State-Long Beach, 1966) Barry Jenkins (Mississippi, 1977) Rande Johnsen (Cal State-Long Beach, 1978) Thomas Luciano (NJIT, 1970) John Manobianco (Northern Arizona, 1976) Carl Moroney (UCLA, 1955) Larry Niederkohr (Ohio Northern, 1974) Joseph Palazzolo (Monmouth, 2003) William “Mark” Reed II (Georgia, 1969) Paul Singer (Maryland, 1971) Brian Woodring (Arkansas State, 2007) Michael Ayalon (SUNY-Buffalo, 1997) Richard Young (Rhode Island, 1985)
The first-ever Dr. Joseph B. Mosca Scholarship was awarded through the Delta-Beta, Monmouth Chapter Educational Fund to a most deserving undergraduate - Bryan Duarte (pictured right). The award is named in honor of Dr. Mosca, who has been with the Delta-Beta Chapter since it restarted and is currently the longest serving Faculty Adviser on Monmouth University's campus. The criteria to win this award was modeled in honor of Dr. Mosca's many professional and civic accomplishments and the recipient is determined based on academic performance and excellence in leadership within the chapter, on-campus, and in the community. Bryan is both a former chapter Sage and a former Greek Senate Vice-President. As Sage, he led the chapter to one of its highest efficiency point totals and national rankings during last summer's Convocation. He also helped the chapter achieve the highest membership increase in the nation outpacing all 130+ chapters of Sigma Pi. As a student, he has an impressive 3.85 GPA this semester and a 3.2 GPA overall.
Bryan noted in his application that he views the fraternity like a family and does not envision a future for himself without Sigma Pi. Joe Palazzolo, Chapter Director said “We are lucky to have Bryan as a part of this chapter and are grateful for his hard work over the years. When he graduates next year, we will have a tremendous new member to add to our alumni rolls. Congratulations, Bryan!” Along with Bryan in the picture is Chris Viverito, recipient of the Red Clover Scholarship Award given every year to a Delta-Beta undergraduate and David Reale (center). Mr. Reale is a Delta-Beta alumni who has been a long-time supporter of the Chapter and benefactor to the Chapter’s educational fund.
