Congratulations to
Richard Slowik & Frank Del Vecchio
on their recent engagement
*not to each other*
For those of you have not had the pleasure of knowing either Rich or Frank, the alumni association will introduce...
Rich Slowik joined Sigma Theta Chi in the Spring of 2003 in a class by himself, literally, he went through the new member process by himself which as we all know is one of the most "interesting" ways to enter our organization. Not only was his character shown with this act but he also joined when our organization was at it's lowest. We did not have a house and there were fewer than 6 brothers active. During his years he earned the nickname of "Floppy" because of his long flowing (and somewhat girl-like) hair that flopped during an alumni vs active football game. You will all be happy to know Rich and his silky locks have parted ways circa 2005. In his free time Rich enjoys spending time with friends, snowboarding, drinking, and fixing up his new casa in Ocean twp, NJ. He also likes to weld, enjoy a cocktail or two, and in the summer months surf... Luckily for Rich and humanity, he met Natalie Castagno who will now enjoy keeping Rich out of jail.....
Francesco Del Vecchio or more widely known as Frank "the tank" entered his active years in the Fall of 2004. He has held several fraternal positions during his years, none more notably important than President during the Fall06 - Spring07 academic year, where Sigma Theta Chi was at it's largest it has been in the past 10 years. During his years attending glorious Kean University, Frank held the fraternity record for most fried bread sandwiches eaten in 24 hour period of time. This feat is one of Franks most cherished and closely held accomplishments and only was made possible from the strength and mental toughness during his training for his attempt at the world record for longest "World of Warcraft" marathon. Frank and Melissa Pontecorvo (Theta Phi Alpha Alum) met at Kean and currently reside together in wonderful town of Maple Shade, New Jersey on the Pennsylvania border.
Good luck!!
Sincerely,
Your Alumni Association
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