David Gormley ’87: He Has Argued Before the Supreme Court
Fifty years from now, David Gormley ’87 hopes that he is remembered as a caring and compassionate judge who served honestly and diligently and whose efforts left his community at least slightly better off than before he took the bench. He currently serves as a judge on the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County and is proud to be making a difference in his community. Click below to read more about David.
Jeff Schoenherr ’91: The Ultimate Michigan-OSU Rivalry
He’s a Wolverine through and through. After all, Jeff Schoenherr ’91 is one of our former Delta Chi chapter alumni corporation presidents. However, he has one secret which, until now, he has been able to keep fairly quiet. Yes, it’s true, he is married to an OSU alumna, or, as he has trained his kids to call their beloved mom, a “poisonous nut.” Click below to read more about Jeff’s professional and family life.
Chris Bence ’10: Working Hard, Playing Harder & Giving His Best
Brother Chris Bence ’10 is positive proof that the Delta Chi experience is truly valued by some of our younger alumni. While Chris spent only 16 months actually living in the house, it is difficult for him to name any brothers with whom he has lost touch. His undergraduate brotherhood was a close-knit family whose days were filled with social events, service, and, most importantly, quieter times of just hanging out and mentoring younger brothers. Click below to read more about Chris.
Read How Robert Stakenas ’55 Found His Niche
Bob spent the majority of his college years living with his fraternity Brothers in the Delta Chi house. In fact, of the six years he devoted to the University of Michigan, only two short years were spent living in the dorms. He fondly remembers the small, tight-knit group of brothers having a good time together.
Barry Charles Wood ’61 Needed Only the Warmth of His Brothers
Looking back in time to his days at the Delta Chi house brings back so many wonderful memories. “It was a time to live life to the fullest and come together in brotherly friendship, which I believe we did successfully.” He made so many good friends, a number of whom are still alive and kicking, and with whom he still remains in contact.
John Jenkins ’57 Spreads His Love of Music Worldwide
John’s fondest memories from Michigan are the friends he made there—Delta Chi brothers, Marching and Symphony Band colleagues, and several who shared both. Since the “fifties” reunion he has enjoyed reconnecting with even more brothers. Soon after, he learned of the campaign to build a new Delta Chi house; he dedicated a room to the memory of his Delta Chi roommate and band friend Russell Jack, Jr. who, like John, was a lifelong music educator.
