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Tom Monaco '85 (Temple) and his wife, Jana, were Pilam Temple college sweethearts who married, started a family and had a happy, healthy life. But in 2001, their seemingly healthy third child, 3-year-old Stephen, developed a life-threatening stomach virus that led to severe brain damage. Stephen was left unable to...
For more than ten years, Pilam alumni in South Florida have been hosting weekly lunches to stay connected “not four years, but a lifetime.” Chuck Ruffner ’58 (U of Florida) said, “it's a group effort to keep it going." Every Wednesday at noon at Bashour’s, a restaurant in Coral Gables, brothers...
Dick Savitt, who won the Australian Open and Wimbledon in 1951 shortly before walking away from a tennis career in his prime, passed into the Chapter Eternal on January 6, 2023. Photo credit: NY TimesPhoto credit: Time MagazinePhoto credit: NJ.com He remained a lifelong tennis fan but after seeing the prize money...
Check out the latest news shared by Pilam chapters. Featured: Ohio State, Drexel, Western Carolina, RPI, Christopher Newport, FSU, Frostburg, Baldwin Wallace, Ohio State, Salisbury, WVU, St. John’s and Roanoke. Ohio State - March Madness Cole Morgan got picked to shoot a half court shot at an Ohio State game, and under...
Mike Hunn ’84 (Drexel) spent a decade volunteering for PA Delta Iota, and found that the rewards of volunteerism far outweigh the investment. A key player in the recolonization of his chapter, he said, “having the opportunity to help my chapter will always be one of the most fulfilling aspects...