PAUL UNGER RETURNS TO THE EAST COAST

Some sort of weather condition, not known in Tarzana, possibly related to winter.

A note from Br. Paul Unger on his return to the east coast having been in Southern California for Paul Queyrel's Super Bowl party.
"It was wonderful seeing everybody on Sunday and reconnecting. I arrived back in DC safe and sound on Monday and attached is what I woke up to this morning. I wanna come back. Health and good fortune to all.
A special thanks to Paul Queyrel for the wonderful party and hospitality."

LUNCH AT BARONE'S - FEBRUARY 18

Photo by Bill Borders Feb. 2010

To honor our jungle adventure on the Island of Dominica, Brother Jerry Olson brought this get-up to Jerry Fecht from Jamaca. Fecht claims that the boatman "Cobra" and a Carib Indian bar attendant converted him with run, and the sap of hybiscus (sp) leaves to the true light. Fecht signs correspondence to those who send him political messages with his authentic name, Rasta.

Don't forget Lunch With Our Founders Thursday the 18 of Feb. at Barone's Pizza - 1 pm

PAUL TEMPLE UNGER

Paul Unger 2010 - Paul Queyrel's Super Bowl Party - Photo by Gerald Fecht for the Archives of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley - refer to photo 1344 (click on image to enlarge)
Brother Paul Unger is a graduate of North Hollywood High School. He was initiated into the Phi Delta Psi Fraternity in the Fall of 1960. Paul was the 130th member of our Brotherhood.
After completing his studies at Los Angeles Valley College, Paul earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1966 from Upsala College in East Orange, New Jersey.
Paul is the president of Paul Unger NBS Searching, an executive search firm, with over 27 successful years in the business. Paul conducts senior level (CXO and VP levels) retained searches for companies in a broad array of technology focused businesses, such as satellite communications, telecommunications, systems integration, government and commercially focused positions.
Prior to manning his own business, Paul was a partner and managing director for telecommunications and technology at Christian and Timbers. He was also a partner and practice leader for global technology search at AT Kearney Executive Search. He is a founder and former Chapter President of the Society of Satellite Professionals International. He is also an advisory board member for Metro Tech.
Patricia Kim, Paul's oldest child, 35 years old in 2005, is a housewife and mother of a son Kyle, age 15 and a daughter Ashleigh age 6.
Paul has a son David, age 32 in 2006, who is a deputy sheriff in Lexington County, South Carolina. David has a Bachelor of Science degree in Justice Studies and served in the U.S. Army Military Police for 8 years. David produced a grandchild for Paul.
Susan and Paul Unger share a daughter, Samantha who is 17 in 2005. Samantha attends Flint Hill High School. Susan McCarthy and Paul have been married for 22 years. Susan is the Chief administrative Officer for Paul Unger NBS Search. She also works as a professional organizer.
The Ungers travel whenever possible. Susan and Paul have traveled throughout Asia and Europe, as well as the USA, Mexico and Canada.

FIVE PHI DELT FOUNDERS WILL BE AT OUR FEB. 18TH LUNCH.

We have an informal Phi Delt lunch every 3rd Thursday of the month at Barone's Pizza near Valley College Woodman and Oxnard. at 1pm.
Feb. 18th
This time founders Steve Falk and Grady Talbot are driving founder Doug West here for the event. Doug is recovering from a stroke and seems to be doing pretty good. It would be very cool if you could join us.

This is the largest gathering of our founders since I pledged in the late 50s.............. don't forget to rsvp to Jerry Fecht for the occasion.

DOUG WEST PLANS TO JOIN US FOR FEBRUARY LUNCH

Many of you have never had the chance to meet Doug West, the founder of Phi Delta Psi. He, along with founders Steve Falk and Grady Talbot are planning to be at our February Phi Delt lunch at Barone's in Valley Village on Feb. 18th. That's the 3rd Thursday in February. This time, it would be a good idea for an rsvp to Jerry Fecht, so that Barone's can handle us all.

Br. DAVE PAGE

Dave Page c. 1962 Archives of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley - Photo number 1289 (click on image to enlarge)
This snapshot of Br. Dave Page was likely taken on a Kern River Trip with Brothers of our Beta Chapter.

Sorry, I initially had this photograph labeled as Pete Shield. But, I've been corrected, it's Dave Page.
Will correct the title on the photo after I post this. Jerry Fecht

THOUGHTS ABOUT Br. ART AROCHA

Photo from an image sent by Al B. Conahan - Archive of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley 2010 (modified - click on image to enlarge)

"I am grieved by the passing of Art. I remember when he lived at the Frat house and shared a room with Joe Sutter and Howard Heitman. They were all big guys and that was where the "heavys" hung. One night Howard, a body builder, and Art were in a sort of disagreement over something. Art was one of the few that would stand up against Howard, who was a forceful personality. Howard was not a dumb guy and backed off when Art stood his ground.
Art took me for a ride somewhere in his new VW Bug one day and I remember how he used the brakes to stop instead of down shifting when we came off the Ventura Freeway off ramp at Whiteoak Blvd. He said it was a lot cheaper to replace brakes then it was to fix a transmission.
We have not seen each other in many years, but it seems like only the other day at Jerry Burns House. He came into town to attend a party. He loved to get together with the "Raiders of the Night" and relive years gone by when we were going to live forever. Art will live forever in our hearts." AL B. Conahan