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FoundationFocus

Stella’s Wish

The Stella’s Wish campaign is still going strong! We continue to strive to educate our members, support
our alumnae, lead our chapters to success, grow as a sisterhood and maintain our heritage. From Phoenix
to Orlando, we have had multiple fundraising events all over the country, and a couple events to go.
Thanks to our donors, committee members and volunteers, the future of AOII looks brighter than ever!

D.C. Stella’s Wish Event

We have raised $2,500,000

as of March 2013!

THANK YOU
for your support!

Chicago Stella’s Wish Event Orlando Stella’s Wish Event

Many thanks to our committee members and volunteers The AOII Foundation along with AOII Properties and
who have hosted events so far in: Corporation Services have entered into an exciting new
partnership that we are piloting with two chapters across
D.C. - Linda Collier, Mary Converse, Jacqueline Dinwiddie, the country. In each of these situations, AOII is building
Nancy Garrett and Sally Wagaman new homes for our chapters, currently at chapters where
PHOENIX - Angela Djedjos and Heidi McFarlin we are colonizing or recolonizing. These include Phi
INDIANAPOLIS - Liz Coffey, Louanne Condreay and Ann Gilchrist Upsilon at Purdue and Upsilon at U of Washington. The
BIRMINGHAM - Carole Jones and Toni Morgan AOII Foundation is setting up Chapter Funds for each and
NASHVILLE - June Bogle will be accepting tax deductible gifts for the projects. The
ORLANDO - Marty Harrison Foundation will then be able to grant back to Corporation
NEW ORLEANS - Crystal Combs Services the cost for the educational portion of the
CHICAGO - Peg Crawford, Linda Grandolfo, Janet Siegel, construction project. This allows our members to donate
Joyce Strout and Jessie Wang-Grimm directly to these chapters. We have actually set up the first
DALLAS - Carol Stevenson and Susan Danko fund for Phi Upsilon and have already received pledges!
SAN JOSE - Trish Moxon
LOS ANGELES - Lisa Niedenthal If you are interested in making a donation to Stella’s Wish,
please contact Jana West at 615-695-2627.
And thanks to those who will be hosting upcoming events in:
We hope to see you at International Convention in Chicago
NAPLES - Mary Ann Jenkins to help us celebrate the success of Stella’s Wish!
ATLANTA - Phyllis Austin and Michelle Finley

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AOII Foundation
Ruby Fund

Rebuilding Lives

Bianca Sepulveda, Phi Chi (U of Chicago) and her new husband of only 23 days, To Dragma • 53
Brendan, stayed home last October 29th. That’s not fasicinating news except that the
young couple lives on a peninsula in Rockaway, New York and a hurricane named
Sandy was bearing down on them. Like most of their neighbors, they sandbagged their
driveway, stocked up on necessities and hoped that the storm would leave minimal
damage as was the case with Hurricane Irene a year earlier. At 6:30 pm, they watched
the tide swell from their view of Jamaica Bay, with no flooding. But less than an hour
later, their street had turned into a river and the ocean met the bay for the first time in 50
years. Watching and listening to transformer stations explode around them, they finally
heard their own substation give out and were submerged into darkness.

They shut off their furnance, but were unable to reach gas lines already below water level on the first floor of
their home. The smell of burning tires somewhere nearby ignited fear that the baseball-sized flying embers might
spark a fire in one house and spread to others, which is exactly what happened just 10 blocks away when 20
homes burned to the ground. Brendan heard cries and rescued a neighbor and her young daughter from the
current in their street while water in their home continued to rise and they waited for morning to access the
damage. “Superstorm Sandy” devastated the Rockaway community, but comfort came from knowing that
everyone they knew was safe.

Two of Bianca’s Phi Chi sisters suggested that she apply for assistance from the AOII Foundation Ruby Fund.
She shares, “The aid I received from AOII has allowed us to settle back into our second floor and purchase the
materials needed to rebuild the first floor. This is a tremendous blessing. Many residents here feel that the city has
largely abandoned them and the burden of rebuilding is squarely on their shoulders. AOII has given me and my
family the chance to rebuild and find normalcy again.”

In addition to external damage, the couple lost nearly everything that sits below four feet
on the first floor, including their car. She and John even lost wedding gifts they had not
yet opened. Bianca wants her sisters to know, “By far, some of the most painful material
losses were the memories--photos of my U of Chicago days with AOII, old family photos,
journals-- those are items that cannot be replaced. I would highly recommend scanning
old photos like this; you never know what will happen.”

Bianca believes that joining AOII was one of the best decisions she made in college. “I
formed bonds with women who today-- a decade later--have supported me through the
happiest and hardest times in
my life. Our days together at the
U of Chicago helped shape our
identity and values. I learned
lessons from my sisters about
perseverance, selflessness, love
and the joy of having faith in
one another. The spirit of this
fraternity lives in its pledge to
serve and support one another.
I am honored to be a part of
that pledge and look forward to
helping other sisters in their time
of need.”

Issue no. 2 • Spring 2013

AlumnaeNews

Alumnae Chapter membership is the
continuation of a great collegiate experience.

AOII alumnae chapters continue to make
the most of their time together.

Chicago City President Terry Palmer, Network 3 Specialist-Alumnae Stephanie
Mete, and Vice President of Membership Danielle Parrillo. We are
Chicago City represents nearly 20 collegiate chapters and especially looking forward to June 2013 when we welcome all of
welcomes 15-25 alumnae per event. We kicked off fall with our AOII sisters to Chicago for International Convention!
a mock shower and cupcake party to benefit a local women’s
shelter. Other fall events included a happy hour, Halloween Chicago West Suburban
pizza party, and potluck sisterhood brunch and fund raiser
for the AOII Foundation. Winter events included our annual We always enjoy being together! We appreciate helping Iota,
holiday cookie exchange plus a gift card drive for the shelter, Delta Rho, Phi Chi, and Epsilon Sigma Chapters through AACs,
and Jingle Bell Run for Arthritis. Upcoming activities include workshops, and initiation. We are thrilled to welcome sisters to
an afternoon tea, Oscars viewing party, and museum outing. our city in June for the 2013 International Convention! Please
We are especially thrilled to welcome you to Chicago for visit our blog (www.aoiichicagowest.blogspot.com) to see the fun
International Convention in June 2013! things we’ve been doing! The past year was bittersweet for us.
In May, we celebrated Margaret Upson Barber’s 100th birthday!
Chicago NW Suburban She was thrilled to see her story shared in To Dragma and on
AOII’s website. Sadly, we said goodbye to Margaret in October.
Chicago Northwest Suburban sisters have enjoyed many get- She is a shining example of sisterhood for a lifetime.
togethers this year. Besides sisterhood and fun, these events
always involve food! Our Annual Auction for All Seasons and Dallas
Salad Luncheon in March raised money for arthritis and other
charities. Our Pot Luck Dinner in May had us discussing The Dallas Alumnae chapter has been working and playing hard
summer plans and Leadership Institute. We had four members this year. With the installation of TCU’s Lambda Rho chapter,
attend including Executive Board Vice President Joyce Strout, we have enjoyed being able to support two collegiate chapters

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in the DFW area. We recently hosted our annual Make it Bake Clockwise from left: Future alumnae and current collegiate members of Lambda Rho
it event, which is a craft fair where members bring in items (Texas Christian U), Chicago West Suburban Alumnae Chapter members,
they have made, baked, or bought and we have a live auction and members of the Chattanooga Area Alumnae Chapter.
among our members and their friends. This Founders’ Day we
are collecting items for a local organization called CASA that
provides volunteer liaisons to help children going through abuse
and neglect court cases.

Greater Kansas City

We have started the year strong with great communication via
Facebook, tweets, email and phone calls. We have been busy
with philanthropic efforts, such as taking part in an Extreme
Yard Rakeover event helping disadvantaged seniors in our
community. This year, our group will be collecting pandas at
Founders’ Day for a local pediatric rheumatologist. We look
forward to a night at the community theater, visiting monthly
for lunch and a few other social outings, as well as the Arthritis
Walk, of course!

Greater Sacramento Valley

At last, a chapter in California’s capital! The Greater Sacramento
Valley Alumnae Chapter was installed August 12, 2012 with
a group of 17 amazing women. Our fall activities included
an October movie night, Thanksgiving dinner service to the
homeless in November and a holiday party/ornament exchange
in December. In 2013 we’ll be fund raising for local charities at
“Guns & Hoses”, an annual football game between Sacramento’s
law enforcement and firefighters. We will also continue our
outreach to local alumnae while providing support to newly-
installed collegiate chapters in Northern California.

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AlumnaeNews

Indianapolis New Orleans Area

Indianapolis Alumnae programming is based around health, The New Orleans Area Alumnae Chapter hosted four great
healthy food that is! The year kicked o with a dinner pitch in. events last fall including: Mocktails & Makeovers, Pumpkin
Members brought their favorite healthy dish. It was so healthy Decorating, AOII Thanksgiving, and Pizza Dinner Out! The
that we forgot to bring dessert! At our October Pink party we NOAAC elected new o cers representing almost every active
created our own mini pizzas. In November we were honored to and inactive chapter in Louisiana! We are increasing membership
be hosted by one of our members at their family winery. Spring and are looking forward to our Founders’ Day event in January
will bring many arthritis awareness events such as a Valentine’s at The Royal Sonesta and several fun spring activities including a
Day meeting at the local Arthritis Foundation o ce and SOA! Muses Parade Watching Party and Wine Class & Tasting.
luncheon with basket ra es and silent auction. We end the
school year with dinner at a locally owned restaurant. New York City Area

Long Island The ladies of the NYC Alumnae Chapter have been very excited
for the much anticipated colonization of Alpha at Columbia
We have had a fun year. During the 2011/2012 year, we were U. Our members had the privilege of being involved in the
able to donate each month to a charity, including winter coats initial colonization activities, including recruitment events and
to a needy school and canned goods to food pantries. We had an colonization ceremony. Many sisters shared feelings of warmth,
AOII Day at a Long Island Ducks game where we were proud to as we were reminded of the rich history of our fraternity through
wear our letters! This upcoming year, we are hosting a Chinese its 21st century manifestation - the new members of Alpha
Auction, with proceeds to bene t Arthritis Research. colony. It is truly a very exciting time to be an AOII, especially
in NYC. Although we have many more experiences to look
Macomb County forward to as we share in our sisterhood, it is di cult to ignore
the emotional signi cance of the moment. For Alpha’s past,
In August Macomb County alumnae met at the home of present and future, we hope to continue to make the Fraternity
Stephanie Benesh, our new bride, and planned activities for the proud to claim us. We have been very active this year with
year. With new o cers and a membership of new graduates and philanthropic and service endeavors including volunteering
50+ year members we changed our fund raiser to requesting for local Sandy relief e orts, raising money for the Arthritis
donations from sisters. In November we wrote why we are Foundation, and partnering with the local Theta Pi collegiate
thankful to have AOII in our lives and selected organizations we chapter for the annual Jingle Bell Run. To date, the chapter has
would like to support. In January we meet for brunch and held a fund raised $875 for arthritis. We are very excited about these
service project for Gleaners Food Bank. Our chapter nds joy in contributions and hope to continue to serve Alpha, and the NYC
giving and it helps us grow in sisterhood and appreciation. community for many years to come.

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North Texas Area Alumnae Chapter may be small, but we’re
teaming up with Delta Theta Chapter (Texas Woman’s U) in
many events. We partnered with the Academic Chair to provide
goodies for exam baskets, and in December had a holly jolly time
at the Jingle Bell Run in Arlington, Texas! Future events include
sharing Founders’ Day when the chapter returns from Winter
Break. To reconnect with alumnae in the area, we’ve hosted an
event to kick o our year. We also had No Show November,
where in lieu of a meeting, each of us donated to our local food
banks. Future events include Painting With a Twist and a family
event planned for spring 2013.

Oklahoma City/Metro Area

Between seasonal and holiday celebrations, activities and
gatherings, 2012 was an amazing year for the Oklahoma City/
Metro Alumnae Chapter! We’re a young chapter, having been
recolonized in 2010, so we always have new experiences. This
year our alumnae were excited to focus on Founders’ Day and
celebrate the 10th anniversary of Xi Chapter (U of Oklahoma)
with local collegiate members. Due to calendar con icts, we
celebrated in early December with a hot cocoa bar, ritual, and
sisterhood. It was a fantastic way to wrap up our rst year and
remember why we all love AOII and stay involved as alumnae.

Clockwise from left: Knoxville Alumnae Chapter, New Orleans Area
Alumnae, Oklahoma City Area Alumnae, NYC Area Alumnae with
Theta Pi collegians, Texas alumnae at Texas State Day.

Issue no. 2 • Spring 2013

AlumnaeNews

58 • To Dragma Richmond Area

The Richmond Area Alumnae Chapter is working hard on
increasing membership and participation. We are excited
about the upcoming year as we have several events planned that
are family focused so more members can attend. We are also
including philanthropic activities at more events. The chapter,
along with the Rho Beta collegiate chapter, just participated in
the Jingle Bell Run and we are looking forward to our annual
cookie exchange where we hope the new alumnae from Rho
Beta will be able to join us.

San Antonio

Our light shines bright deep in the Heart of Texas! The San
Antonio Alumnae Chapter started out the year by mingling
at our Big’z Burger Joint Social and then we welcomed new
alumnae at our Champagne & Chocolates Event - one of our
unique traditions. We held a luncheon with the new members
of Upsilon Lambda to enjoy sisterhood and pair up as Alum
Chums. After all, AOII is from Initiation to Eternity! We
held a Kick-O event at the Quarry Hofbrau as well as a
group painting event at Paint Palooza. Our Jacqueminot Rose
paintings are Van Gogh worthy! We are looking forward to
a fashion accessory gift exchange at our Holiday Dazzler and
participating in the Jingle Bell Run. With all of this, the SAAC
has doubled its membership in less than a year!

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San Fernando Valley Alumnae, friends and family shopped,
socialized and got into the holiday spirit during our Second
Annual Strike Out Arthritis! boutique fund raiser held
November 4 in Canyon Country, CA. Guests shopped from
10 vendor kiosks including Beauti Control, Sipalda, Pampered
Chef, Thirty-One Bags, Accessory Snobs, Phoenix Trading,
Dove Chocolate Discoveries, Party Lite and Mary Kay, while
raising money for the Arthritis Foundation. We also had a ra e
opportunity drawing with prizes donated from over 30 business
and individuals in Southern California. The ra e drawing alone
raised $1,100 for arthritis!

Clockwise from left: San Fernando Valley Alumnae Chapter, San Antonio Alumnae,
Reno-Tahoe Alumnae, Tulsa Alumnae, Tri-Cities Area Alumnae.

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Seattle Terre Haute

The Seattle Alumnae Chapter was excited when we rst We are preparing to “rejuvenate” the Terre Haute Alumnae
learned that Upsilon Chapter was selected to return to the U of chapter and bring together many more alumnae throughout the
Washington in the spring of 2013! We kicked o the year with area. We recently have had several women who have joined
a fall picnic at Woodland Park and had a fun evening playing Kappa Alpha’s AAC and are excited about helping with the
Las Vegas-style Bunco. In December, our chapter put together a e orts to gather sisters for times of friendship and sisterhood.
team to walk and run in the Jingle Bell Run for Arthritis. We
are planning activities like our annual Founders’ Day luncheon, Tulsa
pottery painting, dinner out, volunteering at the Bellevue
Arthritis Walk, and having a year-ending salad social - our The Tulsa Alumnae Chapter is growing and we are excited for
chapter tradition. We were honored to be a part of Upsilon’s another year! We have more new members now than probably
recent recolonization e ort and look forward to working with ever before, and we are really having fun. We have our calendar
the chapter in the future! of events, but love our impromptu times too - like our rst
bowling night. No matter the score on the board, we really had
a ball! Our only complaint was that it went by too fast. These
women are becoming leaders in our community and excelling in
their careers. We have an awesome bunch of girls and couldn’t
be more proud of them.

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Vancouver Clockwise from left: San Fransico Area Alumnae Chapter,
Mid Missouri Alumnae, Ventura County Alumnae.
Vancouver Alumnae Chapter had an amazing year of working
with Beta Kappa Chapter for the Walk to Fight Arthritis that
resulted in Beta Kappa having the largest team in Canada. At
Founders’ Day, we had a silent auction and successfully raised
approximately $1,000 for our SOA! event. Finally, in October,
we held a fund raiser for AFRETECH.org, where we raised
over $1,400 in less than two hours. We began a Pi Program
as a way to attract new graduates into our chapter. If the new
alumna accepts an o ce or serves on a committee, she pays no
local dues.

Ventura County

Ventura County has continued their legacy of fun this past year.
We like to dress and give pandas to local organizations. This
past year we gave pandas to the children’s wing at Simi Valley
Hospital and a mental health non-pro t, Interface. We held
our traditional holiday event where everyone brings 6 dozen
cookies - 1 for us to eat and 5 dozen to split up and take home.
We also bring ornaments or holiday decorations and trade them
around until everyone has something they really like. We also
continue to support Chi Psi by providing goodie bags of candy
for Halloween.

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AOIIThe

is ready for Spring & Summer!!

Looking for an
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Go AOII Orchid Tank $23.
Go AOII Navy Tank $23.
Ringer Tank $23.
Vera Cupcakes Navy Tank $26.
Alpha O Tank $23.
Seafoam Tribal Tank $25.50
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Is Ur Ap R g Ti
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Rb d ?
Sh t Em Ri
f a y R b Da Ne S!!

We have decorations, shirts, totes, and
Bid Day bag stu ers!!

Call the Emporium for special pricing for group
orders on all of our products!!

Camelbak Water Bottles $21.50
Key Fobs $12.50

Tote Bags $16.50-$25.50
Decals $5.00
Hats $12.00

Buttons $1.50-$3.00
Pens $1.50

Highlighters $2.00

Show a sister some love The Emporium now has
Alex & Ani Bracelets
We have lots of pens, note pads,
and stationery to choose from!

Each bangle is
adjustable ensuring

the perfect fit
for every wrist.

Available in

Gold & Silver

Pens $1.50-$2.00 $32.50

Rose Notepads $5.00

Floral Note Cards $10.00

Exceed the Expectation Note Cards $10.00

Has your chapter worked with the Emporium
yet to make one of your event shirts?

We can get any product you’re looking for!
Tons of colors to choose from!

Customize your Coastal Jersey for your next c

Make it your own by adding your chapter name, university,
or fun saying like Roll Tide, War Eagle, or Go Raiders Go!!

Formals, date parties, Has your chapter set up
greek weeks, bid days, one of the new & improved
philanthropy events and Emporium shop boxes?
so much more - we have
the shirts you need for any For the fall they will be rst come rst serve
event you’re hosting!! with only 50 slots available!!

So make sure to sign up your event date early!

Here are some of our favorite Spring 2013 Shop Box
exclusives! All products will be brand new for Fall 2013!!

chapter order!!

oAvvearil5a0blceoilnors!

With grateful appreciation, AOII recognizes the
members who joined between November 20, 2012

Alpha Delta Beta Lambda

Christina Hughes Debbie Welsh Koenig Delta Theta Lambda Chi
Elizabeth Peake
Haley Denisoff Jenny Adams Tiffany Dillard
Kathryn Novak Julia Picollo
Lisa Ledbetter Beta Phi

Katie Collison Lambda Rho
Maggie Van Soelen Delta Xi
Alpha Gamma Makayla Maddux
Jesseca Lyons Melissa Bettis
Sarah Blank
Chi Epsilon

Bobbi Kolson Epsilon Alpha Lambda Sigma
Alpha Nu
Terri Moslak Sutor Claudia Skinner
Melyssa Goldberg Danielle Jenkins Kecia Melancon Greenho
Chi Psi

Heather Hays
Alpha Phi Epsilon Chi Lambda Tau

Kia Johns Katie Caler Meagen Udkler
Delta Sophia Koh Shirley Hutchison

Chloe Perez
Alpha Pi Natalie Grano
Gamma Mu Lambda
Patsy Donaldson Cox
Sarah Skelly Christina Carracino
Delta Beta Melissa Manley

Alpha Rho Nancy Taylor
Gamma Delta
Candace Pierson-Charlton Nu Beta
Lisa Aguado
Alpha Sigma Delta Delta Kori Besant
Sherrie Pate Sehrt
Patricia Powers Dicks Lynne Palmer McCain Sherry Donald Storey
Gamma Theta

Sigourney Charlton
Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Nu Iota

Judith Ormsby Bradley Meredith Harvey Esther Hinterhauser Gohmann
Margaret Eyke Iota Marcia Davis Moser

Danielle Parrillo
Delta Lambda Janis Reiter Peters
Beta Kappa Katelyn Peters Nu Lambda
Krystal Bailey Nichole Elledge
Judit Putti Spence Willa O’Day Olsen


Delta Omega Kappa Chi
Nu Omicron
Amelia Jo Donner Jessica Scott
Amulya Pervaje
Delta Tau Ellen Wills Martin
Sara Perez
Sarah Rogers Kappa Gamma

Joanna Bussey
Omega

Mary Kate Fritzsche
Kappa Kappa

Colette Armstrong
Omega Sigma

Susan Lester
Kappa Lambda

Hilary McInnis-Enns
Omega Upsilon

Caitlin Rausch
Kappa Omicron Victoria Centers

Taylor Koczot

Omega Xi

Kappa Rho Susan Jane Prochnow Story

Virginia Sprietsma Coolidge

Omicron

Lambda Alpha Lauren Zaller Moore

Arely Ortega
Christina Burton

following new
and March 27, 2013.

Phi Alpha I am Life Loyal

Mary Barger Ford Theta Psi

Barbara Sprunk Patroulis
Hannah Garwood
Phi Delta Kelly Buschko

Kristin McGarigle Socci

Xi

Phi Sigma Alex Slemaker
Teryn Florence
Courtney Smejdir


Xi Omicron
Rho Delta
Laura Bonner
Fallon Foti Lauren Zulpo
Lauren Burchfield
Sam McFarland

Zeta

Rho Omicron Beverly Heyne Peterson
Ruth Finkle Lyness
Jeanette Muth Kalupa
Kristin Nicole Repaci, Nu Omicron (Vanderbilt U)

Life Loyal AOII Member
Sigma
Helping instill AOII for a lifetime, the Nu Omicron Corporation
Kaye Lu Board recently announced a program to annually honor a graduating
senior with a Life Loyal membership. The first recipient is Kristin
Repaci. In Kristin’s award application, she shares, “The sisterhood
of Nu Omicron has been a blessing throughout my college career. I
Sigma Alpha have experienced some of the hardest times in my life over the past
three and a half years. I don’t know where I would be today without
Cathy Dattola the support of my AOII family and the strong friendships I have
Rebecca Dattola made.” Kristin will be moving to Denver in May and has accepted
Victoria Dattola Bugg a position teaching math in the Denver Public School system while
also seeking a Master’s degree from the U of Denver. “I am very
excited about my new opportunities and I am very thrilled that
there is an alumnae chapter in Denver. I can’t wait to meet more
Sigma Omicron of my sisters and get involved. I am so proud to be a sister of Nu
Omicron chapter, and I look forward to the continuation of a strong
Bailee Sims sisterhood throughout my life.”
Codi Konecny
Linda Lamb Collier



Sigma Phi

Ebonee Bryant



Sigma Tau

Gen Murphy



Tau

Jennea Dow Botts



Tau Gamma

Kara Magee



Tau Omega

Rachel Higdon
Sarah Anderson



Tau Omicron

Kristi Edwards
Lauren Easterwood



Theta

Carol Wandell Nelson

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