Gamma Delta Chapter of Sigma Chi

Sad news to pass along. Just found out that our long time chef, Larry Moss, passed away yesterday after suffering a heart attack. Funeral will be on 7/27 at the Palmer Marler funeral home in Cushing, OK.

It is with great sadness that we pass along some terrible news this evening. Brother Cricket Kingham passed away this evening after a battle with lung cancer and then pneumonia. Cricket had been a tireless volunteer for Gamma Delta and Sigma Chi. He was a member of the Order of Constantine, the Fraternity's highest honor for an alumni volunteer. Gamma Delta is especially indebted to his service, as his 10 plus year tenure as House Corporation President include the total remodel of the Chapter House, as well as a raising of the bar in programmatic areas. Cricket was a great friend, and a great Sigma Chi. Please keep strong arms around his wife Lee, and sons Jason and Chris. I'll pass along funeral information as soon as it is available.

Congrats to Gamma Delta's own Bryan Berky! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=142RuFa4ZO4&feature=share

We are devastated at the loss of Brandon Cavazos and working to support each other as best as we can. More than anything, our hearts are with Brandon’s family as they start the very difficult grieving process. We are cooperating completely with local police and Oklahoma State University but respectfully ask for space as we attempt to make sense of this tragedy. Please direct any questions to Whit Culver, House Corporation President, via email at [email protected]

The J. Dwight Peterson Significant Chapter Award is the highest honor the International Fraternity bestows upon an undergraduate chapter, and is reserved for th...ose chapters that embody the organization’s ideals and meet its highest expectations in all major areas of operation and programming. The Peterson Significant Chapter Blue Award is reserved for those chapters which have scored a 90 to 96.99 percent on their annual report, while the Peterson Significant Chapter Gold Award is given to those chapters that scored a 97 percent or higher on their annual report. View the following images to see which chapters won in the 2015 to 2016 year. Mention your chapter’s Facebook page in a comment below and share this post!