Over
12,000 brothers are unaccounted for; do you know these
brothers?
Phi Kappa Tau is conducting a manhunt that spans generations
and continents to find brothers whose addresses have
been lost over the years. Of over 60,000 members we
believe to be living, about 12,000 are unaccounted-for,
with out-of-date addresses and phone numbers.
In order to close this gap, we have published the names
and initiation years of all 12,000 members who are missing.
We need all members to help track down these brothers
in one of three ways:
1.
Use
the "change of address" form on our
web site to provide a mailing address or phone
number for the living brothers;
2.
Inform
us if any members have entered Chapter Eternal;
3.
Ask
the lost members to call or log onto our web site
to give us their current information.
The
project is designed to get the contact information of
every living member--so that each member can continue
to receive The Laurel and other information about our
Centennial Celebration in Oxford in July 2006.
The web site with the names of "lost" alumni
(organized by chapter, then by last name) is available
at www.phikappatau.org/news
Note: This project is designed to build the ties of
brotherhood and invite those brothers back into the
Phi Tau circle by sending them The Laurel and other
information about the Centennial. The information is
used only by Phi Kappa Tau and a few authorized partners.
