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The LanternThe Newsletter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon - New Jersey Zeta Alumni amp Volunteer Corporation

20th ANNIVERSARY HOMECOMING PREVIEWFounders DayRider Reunion 2016Debt Advice amp More

Steve Sutow

2016 Q2

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Inside THE LANTERNStay Connected

The Lantern website

NJ Zeta AVC website sigepnjzavccom

NJ Zeta AVC on Facebook

NJ Zeta AVC on Twitter

UndergradAlumni LinkedIn Group

Undergrad Chapter sigepnjzetacom

Undergrad Chapter on Facebook

Undergrad Chapter on Twitter

Undergrad Chapter on Instagram

Welcome to the THE LANTERN the official newsletter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon New Jersey Zeta Alumni amp Vol-unteer Corporation We are proud to continue to share updates about the AVC and the undergraduate chapter with you Please enjoy the hard work of the AVC and our contributors in this second issue of 2016

First up we have our A LETTER FROM THE AVC PRESIDENT by Tony Whalen 7 (Page 3) who reflects on summer-time and the work the AVC has done all year

Next is a recap of the Wiffle Ball and Garden Party fun at RIDER REUNION 2016 (Page 4) by the NJ Zeta AVC

Next is coverage of THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY HOMECOMING (Page 5) with a schedule of events and a preview of the 20th Anniversary Banquet

AVC President Whalen recaps FOUNDERSrsquo DAY 2016 (Page 7) at Killarneyrsquos in Hamilton with fun had by all

AVC Secretary Frank Romano 178 gives us an ALUMNI UPDATE (Page 8) on Brother Karl Craft 176 newly married to Sweetheart Allie Eick

Brandon Copeland 158 talks about DEBT BUYERS and how to avoid their questionable practices (Page 9)

Next is CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2016 Meet the newest members of the AVC (Page 11)

And finally a preview of the first annual JOHN KOSTIC MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT (Page 12)

Looking forward to seeing all of you at the 20th An-niversary Homecoming festivities More information and a Paperless Post invitation is coming soon

Yours in brotherhood

Wright Seneres 13wrightwrightsenerescom

Issue 2016 Q2Cover photo collage Wright SenerescopySigma Phi Epsilon New Jersey Zeta AVC

2016 AVC Board Tony Whalen lsquo97 President

Matthew Stevens lsquo07 Vice PresidentChuck Ott lsquo99 Treasurer

Frank Romano lsquo10 SecretaryBrandon Copeland lsquo09 Director

Atul Sharma lsquo01 DirectorLevi Wilson lsquo98 Director

Stephanie Goldstone lsquo09 DirectorEric Wright lsquo04 DirectorPat Conroy lsquo09 Director

Rob Schulte lsquo04 Chapter CounselorMicheal Seraphin Balanced Man Steward

Dr Todd Weber Faculty FellowDr Eugene Kutcher Faculty Fellow

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Inside THE LANTERNStay Connected

The Lantern website

NJ Zeta AVC website sigepnjzavccom

NJ Zeta AVC on Facebook

NJ Zeta AVC on Twitter

UndergradAlumni LinkedIn Group

Undergrad Chapter sigepnjzetacom

Undergrad Chapter on Facebook

Undergrad Chapter on Twitter

Undergrad Chapter on Instagram

Welcome to the THE LANTERN the official newsletter of the Sigma Phi Epsilon New Jersey Zeta Alumni amp Vol-unteer Corporation We are proud to continue to share updates about the AVC and the undergraduate chapter with you Please enjoy the hard work of the AVC and our contributors in this second issue of 2016

First up we have our A LETTER FROM THE AVC PRESIDENT by Tony Whalen 7 (Page 3) who reflects on summer-time and the work the AVC has done all year

Next is a recap of the Wiffle Ball and Garden Party fun at RIDER REUNION 2016 (Page 4) by the NJ Zeta AVC

Next is coverage of THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY HOMECOMING (Page 5) with a schedule of events and a preview of the 20th Anniversary Banquet

AVC President Whalen recaps FOUNDERSrsquo DAY 2016 (Page 7) at Killarneyrsquos in Hamilton with fun had by all

AVC Secretary Frank Romano 178 gives us an ALUMNI UPDATE (Page 8) on Brother Karl Craft 176 newly married to Sweetheart Allie Eick

Brandon Copeland 158 talks about DEBT BUYERS and how to avoid their questionable practices (Page 9)

Next is CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2016 Meet the newest members of the AVC (Page 11)

And finally a preview of the first annual JOHN KOSTIC MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT (Page 12)

Looking forward to seeing all of you at the 20th An-niversary Homecoming festivities More information and a Paperless Post invitation is coming soon

Yours in brotherhood

Wright Seneres 13wrightwrightsenerescom

Issue 2016 Q2Cover photo collage Wright SenerescopySigma Phi Epsilon New Jersey Zeta AVC

2016 AVC Board Tony Whalen lsquo97 President

Matthew Stevens lsquo07 Vice PresidentChuck Ott lsquo99 Treasurer

Frank Romano lsquo10 SecretaryBrandon Copeland lsquo09 Director

Atul Sharma lsquo01 DirectorLevi Wilson lsquo98 Director

Stephanie Goldstone lsquo09 DirectorEric Wright lsquo04 DirectorPat Conroy lsquo09 Director

Rob Schulte lsquo04 Chapter CounselorMicheal Seraphin Balanced Man Steward

Dr Todd Weber Faculty FellowDr Eugene Kutcher Faculty Fellow

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G reetings All

Summertime is great for reflection relaxation and rejuvenation

The AVC has been meeting regularly all year - either through teleconference or in-person meetings at our various events

I am very grateful and proud of the accomplishments of the Alumni Board this year We are all volunteers to realize the Lifetime Responsibility of Brotherhood Through fun friendship and fellowship we continual-ly strive for active programs positive communication engaging entertainment and meet our responsibilities for the Chapter and our National Headquarters

As we prepare for the Fall and our 20th Anniversary Homecoming Weekend November 18-20th I reflect on our programs and activities so far this year from Carlson Leadership Academy Training to the Berger Bash to Administrative objectives and the Reunion Weekend - wersquove had a very dynamic and active year so far

I love that people are coming out to help lead developand make our fraternal experience so much better together

Please consider joining or getting re-engaged with some of our meetings and programs especially if you havenrsquot been around in a while and see what our AVC is all about

We are the chain that unites The chain that we hold dear The chain of events experiences and excellence in our lives

Sincerely

Tony Whalen 7AVC President

A Letter from the AVC President

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Another year another successful SigEp presence at the Rider Reunion Weekend event This year over 20 SigEps gathered for what has become the annual Wiffle

Ball game transitioning from the old-school softball game

Wiffle Ball was held behind Sweigart Hall and the Moore Library where benches and shade provided a delightful ambience for brotherly love and some athletic competi-tion Frank Romanorsquos team shot ahead to an early lead through several innings led by Chris Greene and Jason Kanterman but opposing captain Kevin Whiteheadrsquos team came back to win the friendly matchup with help from Sean Feddema and Adam Brooks in particular Kevin was selected by the AVC as this yearrsquos MVP

In addition to Wiffle Ball the majority of those present earlier in the day also made it over to the big tent Garden Party hosted by the University Open bar and great com-pany ruled supreme providing an awesome time for all who attended

Please visit the AVC website for more pictures and thanks to Chris Manning and Tony Whalen for putting that together

We look forward to seeing you in November for Home-coming

Your NJZ AVC

Rider Reunion 2016 PHOTO CREDIT Tony Whalen

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Another year another successful SigEp presence at the Rider Reunion Weekend event This year over 20 SigEps gathered for what has become the annual Wiffle

Ball game transitioning from the old-school softball game

Wiffle Ball was held behind Sweigart Hall and the Moore Library where benches and shade provided a delightful ambience for brotherly love and some athletic competi-tion Frank Romanorsquos team shot ahead to an early lead through several innings led by Chris Greene and Jason Kanterman but opposing captain Kevin Whiteheadrsquos team came back to win the friendly matchup with help from Sean Feddema and Adam Brooks in particular Kevin was selected by the AVC as this yearrsquos MVP

In addition to Wiffle Ball the majority of those present earlier in the day also made it over to the big tent Garden Party hosted by the University Open bar and great com-pany ruled supreme providing an awesome time for all who attended

Please visit the AVC website for more pictures and thanks to Chris Manning and Tony Whalen for putting that together

We look forward to seeing you in November for Home-coming

Your NJZ AVC

Rider Reunion 2016 PHOTO CREDIT Tony Whalen

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1996-2016 The 20th AnniversarySchedule of Events for November 18-19 2016

Friday November 186-8pm Rider Pub8pm Ritual (location TBA)

Saturday November 1910-11am AVC Board amp Undergrad Exec Board social brunch (University House lounge)11am-12pm Senior Transition Program preparing graduating seniors for life in the real world (University House)1pm New Alumni Pinning Ceremony AVC General Meeting State of the Union Address Elections (University House)230pm Homecoming Football Game and Games for Kids amp Families (Back Fields)4pm Alumni Tree Carving (immediately following Football Game)7pm 20th Anniversary Banquet (Westin Princeton Forrestal Village)

Registration information to follow (Watch for a Paperless Post invitation in your inbox)

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PHOTO CREDIT Westin Princeton

Join your brothers at the

20th ANNIVERSARY BANQUETSaturday November 19 2016 7pmWestin Princeton Forrestal Village

More registration and hotel reservation information to follow Watch for a Paperless Post invitation in your inbox

For more information please contact Vince Fucci or Eric Wright

Show your stuffBring your SigEp memorabilia for the

Virtual Time Capsule

Pay by mail send check toTony Whalen 1238 Mount Vernon Road Bridgewater NJ 08807

Early bird pricing before October 10 $90 for alumni $80 for undergrads

(After $100 for alumni $90 for undergrads) Pay online

sigepnjzetaavcwordpresscom20thbanquet

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PHOTO CREDIT Westin Princeton

Join your brothers at the

20th ANNIVERSARY BANQUETSaturday November 19 2016 7pmWestin Princeton Forrestal Village

More registration and hotel reservation information to follow Watch for a Paperless Post invitation in your inbox

For more information please contact Vince Fucci or Eric Wright

Show your stuffBring your SigEp memorabilia for the

Virtual Time Capsule

Pay by mail send check toTony Whalen 1238 Mount Vernon Road Bridgewater NJ 08807

Early bird pricing before October 10 $90 for alumni $80 for undergrads

(After $100 for alumni $90 for undergrads) Pay online

sigepnjzetaavcwordpresscom20thbanquet

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Celebrating milestones is a part of our purpose in life to mark the passage of time and commemorate events like the end of a

school year your birthday an anniversary the 4th of July

Our April 2nd Rider SigEp Foundersrsquo Day Event and Alumni Volunteer Corporation (AVC) Meeting marked our founding of our NJ Zeta Chapter in a fun and social way at the local watering hole Killarneyrsquos Publick House in Hamilton NJ

The event was well attended by Brothers throughout the ages with many local Brothers attending also to watch basketball

It was hard to hear everyone on the phone as the venue filled up but we had another

productive meeting showcasing our new alumni website sigepnjzavccom designed and donated by the illustrious Wright Seneres 13 who also is editor-in-chief of The Lantern our regular alumni news in an attractive online format and updates on Carlson Leadership Academy which was well attended by under-grads and alumni alike

Killarneyrsquos was a good venue a good time and was a convivial social setting with various groups of alumni coming and going in peace love and harmony

VDBL

Tony Whalen 7

Foundersrsquo Day 2016PHOTO CREDIT Tony Whalen

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Brotherhood (L to R) Eric Wright Chris Manning Atul Sharma Tony Whalen

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Karl Craft 176 was married to Sweetheart Allie Eick also lsquo10 One of the groomsmen was Dan Mahony lsquo10 Also present were Bill Drummond lsquo10 Jared

Wood lsquo09 and Dan Ziegler lsquo09 Danielle Gizzo lsquo10 who was lettered in lsquo09-rsquo10 was a bridesmaid in this SigEp-errific affair Here are some photos ldquothrough the yearsrdquo of this SigEp couple

Alumni Update

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Debt Buyers A Scourge of Our TimesNearly every one reading this has been in debt or will be at

some point for a variety of reasons It is therefore import-ant to know how this slimy business operates Why does it

matter Because knowing the debt buyerrsquos game enables you to beat them nearly every time In three years and dozens of cases no debt buyer has gotten a dime out of one of my cli-ents Now the usual disclaimer that this should not be consid-ered legal advice but rather is an overview to make you aware of this problem in case it becomes relevant to you or someone you know If you get into a legal problem contact a lawyer if you donrsquot know what to do (even if you think you do you still should probably contact one)

A debt buyer is not the original creditor from whom you borrowed money or whose credit card you used but rather someone who bought your debt They buy the right to collect on the debt for pennies on the dollar and take as much care as you would expect for that price Up until this point there is nothing unusual or unethical about what they are doing but it gets better

Debt buyers usually get next to no information or supporting documentation along with their purchase of your debt No card member agreement little to no account statements and no proof that they actually bought your account This is big because they buy them in huge lots and rarely can prove which accounts were in those lots They also happily buy debts that are defective or past the statute of limitations In New Jersey thatrsquos a debt that is more than six years old or four in Penn-sylvania They canrsquot even imply that they will sue you over this so-called ldquozombie debtrdquo but that doesnrsquot stop them from tricking you into thinking you have to pay them If you pay them a single dollar on the debt it restarts the statute of lim-itations and then they can sue you again Be extremely careful about agreeing to pay anything on old debts Payment plans are not always your friend

When it comes to lawsuits their game is to file as many as possible and hope you donrsquot fight them One popular debt collection mill testified that their attorneys spend less than five seconds on each complaint (prepared by God-knows-who) These boiler plate complaints are almost always facially defective easily beaten and unethical I literally have a stock set of objections to each company because they donrsquot change anything from complaint to complaint Most of these lawsuits canrsquot even show that they own the debt theyrsquore suing you for How then is this an effective business model you might ask They pay so little for the debts that if they can convince 1 in a 100 to pay or not fight the case they make money They prey on the fact that people donrsquot understand the rules or wonrsquot

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fight the case Those too overwhelmed or ignorant of the system get taken advantage of over and over again This is allowed to contin-ue because debt buyers have money and those they target donrsquot so there is no regulation of this industry

So what should you do if you have to deal with these people Identify who is contacting you If it is an original creditor they will probably be able to prove what you owe and you will lose (assuming you actually owe it) Talk to a

lawyer before you agree to pay anything The debt may not be enforceable If you are sued do not ignore it because legal problems donrsquot go away and the deadlines are not negotiable Fight If you put up a fight most of these com-panies will run and hide Even if they do keep fighting most of them wonrsquot be able to prove anything They bear the burden to prove every element of their case so concede nothing and hold them to that burden

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Karl Craft 176 was married to Sweetheart Allie Eick also lsquo10 One of the groomsmen was Dan Mahony lsquo10 Also present were Bill Drummond lsquo10 Jared

Wood lsquo09 and Dan Ziegler lsquo09 Danielle Gizzo lsquo10 who was lettered in lsquo09-rsquo10 was a bridesmaid in this SigEp-errific affair Here are some photos ldquothrough the yearsrdquo of this SigEp couple

Alumni Update

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by frank romano lsquo10

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Debt Buyers A Scourge of Our TimesNearly every one reading this has been in debt or will be at

some point for a variety of reasons It is therefore import-ant to know how this slimy business operates Why does it

matter Because knowing the debt buyerrsquos game enables you to beat them nearly every time In three years and dozens of cases no debt buyer has gotten a dime out of one of my cli-ents Now the usual disclaimer that this should not be consid-ered legal advice but rather is an overview to make you aware of this problem in case it becomes relevant to you or someone you know If you get into a legal problem contact a lawyer if you donrsquot know what to do (even if you think you do you still should probably contact one)

A debt buyer is not the original creditor from whom you borrowed money or whose credit card you used but rather someone who bought your debt They buy the right to collect on the debt for pennies on the dollar and take as much care as you would expect for that price Up until this point there is nothing unusual or unethical about what they are doing but it gets better

Debt buyers usually get next to no information or supporting documentation along with their purchase of your debt No card member agreement little to no account statements and no proof that they actually bought your account This is big because they buy them in huge lots and rarely can prove which accounts were in those lots They also happily buy debts that are defective or past the statute of limitations In New Jersey thatrsquos a debt that is more than six years old or four in Penn-sylvania They canrsquot even imply that they will sue you over this so-called ldquozombie debtrdquo but that doesnrsquot stop them from tricking you into thinking you have to pay them If you pay them a single dollar on the debt it restarts the statute of lim-itations and then they can sue you again Be extremely careful about agreeing to pay anything on old debts Payment plans are not always your friend

When it comes to lawsuits their game is to file as many as possible and hope you donrsquot fight them One popular debt collection mill testified that their attorneys spend less than five seconds on each complaint (prepared by God-knows-who) These boiler plate complaints are almost always facially defective easily beaten and unethical I literally have a stock set of objections to each company because they donrsquot change anything from complaint to complaint Most of these lawsuits canrsquot even show that they own the debt theyrsquore suing you for How then is this an effective business model you might ask They pay so little for the debts that if they can convince 1 in a 100 to pay or not fight the case they make money They prey on the fact that people donrsquot understand the rules or wonrsquot

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Brandon Copeland 158 is a staff attorney at MidPenn Legal Services He is responsi-ble for all stages of client representation in a variety of areas in law including mortgage foreclosure landlord-tenant consumer law (credit card defense repossessions sheriff sale defense and utility terminations) unemployment compensation protection from abuse custody and other areas as needed

continued on page 11

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fight the case Those too overwhelmed or ignorant of the system get taken advantage of over and over again This is allowed to contin-ue because debt buyers have money and those they target donrsquot so there is no regulation of this industry

So what should you do if you have to deal with these people Identify who is contacting you If it is an original creditor they will probably be able to prove what you owe and you will lose (assuming you actually owe it) Talk to a

lawyer before you agree to pay anything The debt may not be enforceable If you are sued do not ignore it because legal problems donrsquot go away and the deadlines are not negotiable Fight If you put up a fight most of these com-panies will run and hide Even if they do keep fighting most of them wonrsquot be able to prove anything They bear the burden to prove every element of their case so concede nothing and hold them to that burden

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Debt Buyers A Scourge of Our TimesNearly every one reading this has been in debt or will be at

some point for a variety of reasons It is therefore import-ant to know how this slimy business operates Why does it

matter Because knowing the debt buyerrsquos game enables you to beat them nearly every time In three years and dozens of cases no debt buyer has gotten a dime out of one of my cli-ents Now the usual disclaimer that this should not be consid-ered legal advice but rather is an overview to make you aware of this problem in case it becomes relevant to you or someone you know If you get into a legal problem contact a lawyer if you donrsquot know what to do (even if you think you do you still should probably contact one)

A debt buyer is not the original creditor from whom you borrowed money or whose credit card you used but rather someone who bought your debt They buy the right to collect on the debt for pennies on the dollar and take as much care as you would expect for that price Up until this point there is nothing unusual or unethical about what they are doing but it gets better

Debt buyers usually get next to no information or supporting documentation along with their purchase of your debt No card member agreement little to no account statements and no proof that they actually bought your account This is big because they buy them in huge lots and rarely can prove which accounts were in those lots They also happily buy debts that are defective or past the statute of limitations In New Jersey thatrsquos a debt that is more than six years old or four in Penn-sylvania They canrsquot even imply that they will sue you over this so-called ldquozombie debtrdquo but that doesnrsquot stop them from tricking you into thinking you have to pay them If you pay them a single dollar on the debt it restarts the statute of lim-itations and then they can sue you again Be extremely careful about agreeing to pay anything on old debts Payment plans are not always your friend

When it comes to lawsuits their game is to file as many as possible and hope you donrsquot fight them One popular debt collection mill testified that their attorneys spend less than five seconds on each complaint (prepared by God-knows-who) These boiler plate complaints are almost always facially defective easily beaten and unethical I literally have a stock set of objections to each company because they donrsquot change anything from complaint to complaint Most of these lawsuits canrsquot even show that they own the debt theyrsquore suing you for How then is this an effective business model you might ask They pay so little for the debts that if they can convince 1 in a 100 to pay or not fight the case they make money They prey on the fact that people donrsquot understand the rules or wonrsquot

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Brandon Copeland 158 is a staff attorney at MidPenn Legal Services He is responsi-ble for all stages of client representation in a variety of areas in law including mortgage foreclosure landlord-tenant consumer law (credit card defense repossessions sheriff sale defense and utility terminations) unemployment compensation protection from abuse custody and other areas as needed

continued on page 11

10

fight the case Those too overwhelmed or ignorant of the system get taken advantage of over and over again This is allowed to contin-ue because debt buyers have money and those they target donrsquot so there is no regulation of this industry

So what should you do if you have to deal with these people Identify who is contacting you If it is an original creditor they will probably be able to prove what you owe and you will lose (assuming you actually owe it) Talk to a

lawyer before you agree to pay anything The debt may not be enforceable If you are sued do not ignore it because legal problems donrsquot go away and the deadlines are not negotiable Fight If you put up a fight most of these com-panies will run and hide Even if they do keep fighting most of them wonrsquot be able to prove anything They bear the burden to prove every element of their case so concede nothing and hold them to that burden

continued from page 10

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fight the case Those too overwhelmed or ignorant of the system get taken advantage of over and over again This is allowed to contin-ue because debt buyers have money and those they target donrsquot so there is no regulation of this industry

So what should you do if you have to deal with these people Identify who is contacting you If it is an original creditor they will probably be able to prove what you owe and you will lose (assuming you actually owe it) Talk to a

lawyer before you agree to pay anything The debt may not be enforceable If you are sued do not ignore it because legal problems donrsquot go away and the deadlines are not negotiable Fight If you put up a fight most of these com-panies will run and hide Even if they do keep fighting most of them wonrsquot be able to prove anything They bear the burden to prove every element of their case so concede nothing and hold them to that burden

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Congratulations to the Class of 2016Top Row (from left to right)

Phil Kulon John Diaz Ray Felicia (Dec 2016) Scott Coombs (Dec 2016) Tom Szczerba Darryl Alfonso

Bottom Row (from left to right) Shaun Bartole Stefan Hueneke Shawn Naylor (left Rider) BrersquoQuan Simon

Stephen Hopson Matt Castorina Jarrett Case

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Coming AttractionsSpring 2017

John Kostic Memorial Golf Tournament

Be sure to join our chapter LinkedIn

group

Check out our new

AVC websitesigepnjzavccom

Read THE LANTERNonline including previous issues

Like the AVC on

Facebook

Check out the

chapter websitesigepnjzetaorg

Interested in helping us plan this event Please contact Tony Whalen

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