Pi Alpha Phi

Greetings to all Pi Alpha Phi students, alumni, friends and family!

You, your family, and your guests are cordially invited to our annual Pi Alpha Phi picnic at William Land Park in Sacramento.

There will be Food, drinks, bingo, games!

And, of course, plenty of your brothers, young and old.

11:00am-3:00pm
Saturday, October 10, 2009

From the Bay Area, etc.

1. Take I-80 East
2. Take I-80/Hwy-50 toward Downtown Sacramento
3. Before Downtown take I-5 South (Los Angeles) 4. First exit is Sutterville Road. Exit and turn left (only choice)
5. Stay on Sutterville Road past Land Park Drive intersection.
6. Our picnic site will be on the left on Sutterville Road (Look for the Pi Alpha Phi sign.)
If you see Freeport Boulevard you have gone too far. The approximate driving time once you get off the freeway is less than 5 minutes.

From Stockton, etc.

1. Start on Hwy-99 North towards Sacramento
2. Exit Fruitridge Road off-ramp and turn left.
3. Turn right on Freeport Blvd.
4. Turn left on Sutterville Road.
5. Picnic site will be on Sutterville Road just past
17th Aveue on the right.

Parking is available on both sides of Sutterville
Road and well as 17th Avenue.

Here is the link to Land Park (we will be at GA7 on the map, our usual spot.)

http://www.cityofsacramento.org/parksandrecreation/parks/sites/land_map.htm

We are looking forward to seeing you all. Maybe you will see someone whom you have lost contact over the years.

If you have any questions, please call me at 916-396-9088 for Tom.

Fraternally Yours,

Tom Tseng, UC Berkeley ‘84
Randall Hom, UC Berkeley ‘88
Gordon Wong, UC Berkeley ‘96
Alumni Picnic Committee

This is just a reminder to all the chapters that invoices for 2009-2010 insurance payable has been sent out last week and should be received by your chapter’s president and/or treasurer respectively.

To qualify for the 10%, payments must be received by HRH Willis no later than September 15th.

The invoice balances are due in full by September 30th.

Fraternally,

Doug Radtke
National Treasurer
Delta Chapter, San Jose State University

Dear Brothers,

I’d like to take the time to introduce myself as your 2009-2010 National Treasurer as well as the rest of the executive board and appointed cabinet for this upcoming academic year. I also look forward to working with your Presidents as well as other officers. Some of the things that I would like to focus on this year would be develop a well established relationship national leaderhship and chapters.

We are slowly gathering the right people and developing committees for the different areas we are focusing on. As I said before many times, your national leadership is here to serve you and we wouldn’t exist without our chapters located across the US. Last year, many new ideas, concepts and programs were formulated and discussed. This year is the time to execute and put everything into action.

I would like to encourage all of you (undergraduate or alumni) to participate in helping out national leadership this year by either serving as a Chair position or committee. Please join me in congratulating your 2009-2010 Executive Board as well as Appointed Cabinet. If you have any questions or concerns during the upcoming year, please feel free to contact myself our any of us on Nationals.

2009- 2010 Executive Board:
President: Irving Dang (E psilon Chapter, UC Riverside)
Vice-President: Kyle Sato (Delta Chapter, San Jose State University)
Treasurer: Doug Radtke (Delta Chapter, San Jose State University)
Secretary: Adam Tsang (Eta Chapter, UC Irvine)

Cabinet Officers:
Director of Risk Management: Brian Gee (Alpha Chapter, UC Berkeley)
Membership Development and Education Chair: Sang Shin (Nu Chapter, University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill )

Fraternally,
Doug Radtke
National Treasurer
Delta Chapter, San Jose State University

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