Celebrating ADG Milestones...

Once again it is time to celebrate another milestone in the history of Alpha Delta Gammas Kappa Chapter. This year we recognize 65 years of history, tradition, and brotherhood. I take the liberty in saying that being a part of Kappa chapter has changed all of our lives. Each of us have fostered everlasting brotherhood and memories over the six and a half decades of our fraternity’s existence. Our chapter has and continues to positively impact the lives of countless young men at The Catholic University of America. Now, occasion calls for us to reunite and reminisce on old all the memories and look forward to the new.

Personally, I owe sincere gratitude to Alpha Delta Gamma especially having won the national scholarship twice. Indeed I must accredit this to another Kappa brother who chided me to have faith and put in the applications. This and other fond memories of our camaraderie adorn my college career; I believe that in the same way we can all relate to the wonderful times we saw during our time in the chapter. I am extremely excited for this reunion of great brothers and the chance to once again be part of the tradition of our anniversary celebration. Please take advantage of this opportunity to come home Kappa; especially this semester as sixteen candidates have been recruited to continue build our brotherhood!


As alumni, there are many ways to connect to the life Kappa chapter as well as connect to the Capital City Alumni association. I implore us all throughout this year to reconnect to our active and alumni organizations. As alumni it remains our duty to support our chapter. Through our support we ensure that future candidacy classes will one day have the same fond memories that we harbor in our hears. Donations of all types; service time, alumni spotlight presentations, and scholarship gifts will help our young men continue in the 5 S’s.

Hope to see you all soon,
Christopher Smith, S'09

 

P.S. Don’t forget to come to the 65th anniversary banquet! It’s at 7pm on Saturday, October 24th at the Phoenix Park Hotel (next door to Irish Times, I know everyone know where that is). I’ll see you all there!