The Epsilon Alumni Network

Founded on June 10, 1864, the Epsilon Chapter has a network of over 1,845 alumni world wide.  In an effort to support and connect both the active chapter and alumni brothers of the Epsilon Chapter, the Epsilon Alumni Network was organized to provide programming and events.  

CONTACT

GWSigmaChiAlumni@gmail.com

Website: Epsilon Alumni Network
Facebook: Epsilon Alumni Facebook Page
LinkedIn: Epsilon Alumni LinkedIn Page


Alumni Listing

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The long line of Epsilon men started with Benjamin G. Lovejoy, Esq. and continues to this day, with a minor hiatus between 2003 and 2007. Our alumni includes, a Lieutenant Governor, U.S. Senators, U.S. Congressmen, U.S. Ambassadors, Grand Consuls of the Sigma Chi Fraternity, namesake of awards and scholarships, Significant Sigs, and Order of Constantine Sigs.

U.S. Government

James T. Ellyson (1866)
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia

Michael B. Enzi (1966)
U.S. Senator, Wyoming

Patrick J. Hurley (1922)
U.S. Secretary of War and Ambassador to China & New Zealand

Edward “Skip” W. Gnehm Jr. (1966)
Ambassador to Kuwait, Australia, and Jordan

Herbert A. Meyer, Esq. (1908)
U.S. House of Representatives, Kansas

Lawrence “Brooks” Hays (1922)
U.S. House of Representatives, Arkansas

Grand Consuls of Sigma Chi

Reginald Fendall, Esq. (1864)
6th Grand Consul

Robert Farnham, MD (1864)
10th Grand Consul

Patrick J. Hurley, Esq. USA, (1922)
34th Grand Consul

Richard Doyle (1917)
40th Grand Consul

Bolon B. Turner, Esq., USA (1922)
43rd Grand Consul

Order of Constantine

Charles C. Gilbert III (1965)
Bruce M. Casner  (1971)
Nathan A. Neal, Esq.  (1983)
Frank J. Araby (1984)
David A. Asselin (1989)

Significant Sigs

John M. Willis, MD, USA (1909)
Richard S. Doyle, Esq. (1917)
Bolon B. Turner, Esq., USA (1922)
Brooks Hays (1922)
James E. Stuart (1924)
Charles A. Carlson Jr. (1944)
John W. Folk (1944)
Wilson Hurley, USA (1952)
Harold I. Gullan, MD (1955)
Michael B. Enzi (1966)
Edward W. Gnehm Jr. (1966)
John K. Forst, Esq. (1984)

Military Leaders

Henry C. Coburn, MD, USA (1900)
Brigadier General, U.S. Medical Corps

Paul L. Freeman, USA (1907)
General, U.S. Continental Army Command, U.S. Army Europe

Shepler W. FitzGerald, USAAC (1907)
Brigadier General, Early Aeronautical Pilot

John M. Willis, MD, USA (1909)
Major General, U.S. Medical Corps

Julian F. Barnes, USA (1912)
Major General, Field Artillery

Patrick J. Hurley, Esq. USA (1913) 
Major General, Judge Advocate General’s Corps

Ralph Puckett (Georgia Tech 1946)
Colonel, Medal of Honor Recipient, Architect of the Ranger Regiment (Master’s Degree at GW)

Wilson Hurley, USAF (1952)
Major General, Pilot, Artist, Son of Patrick Hurley

Merrill “Tony” McPeak, USAF (1957)
General, Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force, (Master’s Degree at GW 1974)