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  • Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts thanks Kappa Delta Phi for being a sponsor

    15Sep
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    News out of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, formerly North Adams State College and home of Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi

    NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – The MCLA Athletics Department announced its 13th Annual Golf Classic has a full field of 144 golfers. The tournament will be held Monday, September 21 at Berkshire Hills Country Club in Pittsfield….

    MCLA would like to thank Time Warner Cable, this year’s President’s Club Title Sponsor, for their generosity. In addition, other sponsors include the Banquet Sponsor, Covidien; The Barbeque Sponsor, Follett Higher Education Group; The Prize Sponsor, Coakley, Pierpan, Dolan & Collins Insurance Agency, Inc.; The Coach’s Club Sponsors, Adams Co-Operative Bank, Alton & Westall Real Estate, Aramark, Arrow Press, Greylock Federal Credit Union, Hoosac Bank, Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity, Kelly’s Package Store, South Adams Savings Bank and True North Financial Services; The Captain’s Club Sponsors, Liberty Mutual and O’Connor & Drew; The Gold Sponsors, The Law Offices of Sherwood Guernesey, PC and Souliere and Zepka Construction, Inc.; and the Blue Sponsors, Beck’s Printing, Senator Ben Downing, Hillcrest Educational Centers, MacFarlane Office Products, Inc., Maxymillian Technologies, Inc., Scott and Valerie Nichols, Kevin Plankey ’88, Richo Products, Inc., Smith Watson & Co., LLP, and Stanley’s Lumber & Building Supplies, Inc….

    From http://www.iberkshires.com/story.php?story_id=32324

    For More – http://forums.orderofthecrow.org/showthread.php?t=78495

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  • Congratulations to Kappa Delta Phi Brother Sean Riley on the blessed event of the birth of his daughter

    21Jul
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    Congratulations to Kappa Delta Phi Alumni Brother of Omicron Chapter @ Massachusetts College Of Liberal Art, Sean Riley on the birth of his daughter Grace Riley. She weighed in at 7 lbs. 13 oz.

    Mother and daughter  are doing excellently and Sean is one very proud father of an adorable little girl.

    Visit this thread to discuss – http://forums.orderofthecrow.org/showthread.php?t=63484

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  • Order of the Crows’ OTC Meeting 08 in Portland Maine a complete success.

    01Apr
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    On March 28th 2008 Kappa Delta Phi Brothers and Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority Sisters met in Portland Maine to perform community service and for a social meeting.

    Chapters represented

    • Gamma Alumni
    • Eta Alumni
    • Iota Alumni
    • Nu Alumni
    • Xi Alumni
    • Omicron Alumni
    • Chi Alumni
    • Alpha Alpha Actives
    • Alpha Gamma Alumni
    • Kappa Eta Alumni
    • Kappa Iota Alumni
    • Kappa Upsilon Alumni
    • Kappa Chi Alumni

    We met at couple of locations and then trekked to Chi chapter alumnus, David Jones. Dave Jones was seriously injured a year ago during a skiing accident, but due to his perseverance he has made incredible strides in recovery. This is not surprising as that he has been described as Captain America by his Chi Chapter alumni.

    Kappa Chi Alumnus Sister Jill Bivona arranged the community service for Brother Dave Jones. They knew each other during their active days when Dave was an active Brother of Chi chapter and Jill was an active Sister of Kappa Chi, located at Southern New Hampshire University.

    The crew of Kappa Delta Phi Alumni Brothers, Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority Alumnae Sisters and Active Brothers from our UMaine Colony helped Dave clean sweep his basement, handle some over growth in his yard, and clean swept the upstairs of his house.

    While Brother Scott Moody (Xi chapter) and Sister Nicola Reis-Sedgwick (Kappa Chi Chapter) whipped up some serious grub for the hard working teams.

    Brother Vinnie DeMambro (Eta Chapter) was the brother of the day, installing two sets of banisters and re-doing an exterior wall and other construction around the house, Brother DeMambro operates a construction company located in Bar Harbor, Maine.

    The active brothers of Alpha Alpha colony (with a little help and supervision from alumni brothers from a couple of different chapters) were set to some serious lifting, carrying a lot of heavy weight from the basement to the pickup trucks making runs to the local dump.

    Brother Scott Cranston (Nu Chapter) was the master of yard shrubbery and tackled some serious overgrowth. We are happy to report Scott still has all of his digits and did one heck of a job.

    The alumna Sisters from Kappa Chi, Kappa Iota and Kappa Eta turned their critical eye to the overflowing wardrobe of Dave Jones and performed a “what not to wear” episode before our very eyes. Once the “what not to wear” episode was over they changed channels to “Flip this house” and they transformed the upstairs into an area any top notch bed and breakfast would be proud to own.

    Yard work, Basement and Upstairs transformations and construction being completed we turned our attentions to the food and to wishing Alumni Sister Victoria DeMambro (Kappa Eta) a very happy birthday.

    We then broke camp for the day and returned to our assorted hotel rooms to rest and get ready for the evening social.

    Kappa Eta Sister Jennifer D’Appollonio secured our evening social at Foreplay Sports Bar in Portland Maine. The Owner of Foreplay Sports Bar is married to Kappa Iota Alumni Sister Chandra Palian. They were extremely gracious hosts to us closing off the upper level for our social.
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    Brother Scott Moody (Xi chapter) and Sister Nicola Reis-Sedgwick (Kappa Chi Chapter)
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    Scott Moody (xi), Dave Jones (chi), Jill Bivona (Kappa Chi)
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  • Welcome Home Kappa Delta Phi Brother Bill Boyden of Omicron

    18May
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    Bill Boyden, Brother of Omicron Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts has returned home from the war. The news below is written by his blood sister, Kim Boyden, who is a sister of Kappa Omicron, of Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.

    Sgt Bill Boyden USAF returned home on May 16th 2007 after serving bravely in Iraq. He landed at Logan Airport after hours of delays due to weather and was greeted by his loving wife Beatrice and 3 of his 5 children, Aislin, Ellie and Riley. Also on hand to greet him were his parents, Bill and Joan, his sister Kim, her husband David and their children CJ & Justin. It was an emotional reunion with hugs, kisses and tears freely flowing.

    [quote]Sgt Boyden left to serve September 2006. After arriving in Iraq, he was stationed in Tikrit. While in Tikrit, he was assigned to help train the new Iraqi police forces. Only the lowest level police are trained to the US armed forces and due to the civil unrest, they are always a target for insurgents. This was tough duty!
    Thankfully, he left Iraq and spent a short amount of time in Afghanistan, where he received his most dangerous wound, a sunburn! He arrive a Logan Airport in his uniform and a bright red face!
    Bill has spent over 20 years in the military starting at age 17 in the Army Reserves. One tour brought him to active duty in Berlin Germany. He was there and working during the fall of the wall. He left active duty in the late 90′s but was called up as a National Guardsman after 9/11. He was stationed at Hanscomb AFB in Massachusetts and the air force was so impressed with his work, they asked him to join the unit. His last assignment prior Iraq was in San Antonio Texas where he trained new troops prior to them leaving for the desert.[/quote]

    Welcome home Brother Boyden and thank you for your service and defending the freedoms that we enjoy.

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