Chapter Advisor

 

Robert Samolinksi - Kappa Tet 658

 

Robert, and his wife Shannon, have given selflessly of their time and money for the Kappa Tetarton Chapter.  Robert a correctional officer at the Menard State Penitentiary, balances his time between work, his wife and children and the Chapter.  He has made it a commitment to attend tailgates, meetings, interest group events, and tend to Kappa Tetarton Foundation priorities.   

Robert has spent many weekends attempting to track down valuable treasures such as documents and ritual equipment, and trinkets of sentimental value to the Chapter.  Whether making phone calls, house calls, or rummaging through storage facilities, Rob has managed to locate many of these valuables.  If the items are in need of repair or replacement he has seen to their needs.  This has been especially true in the instance of our ritual equipment.  Many of these deeds are small sacrifices, but seldom tended to details.  Without his hard work, and selfless determination, we would be in poor shape. 

Robert was inducted into the chapter In the Spring of 1992.  As a member of the fraternity, as throughout his life, Rob was always willing to help out and do the grunt work that many others shirked.  His philosophy was, .... well I can't print that....  At any rate, Rob balanced his time away from the chapter with his education in criminal justice and s an officer with the ever vigilant Puppy er... uh...Saluki Patrol.  (he he he)

With great ideas, and a commitment to achieving our goals, Robert is helping to mold a mechanism for Alumni support for the re-colonized chapter unlike any other time in our chapter’s 44-year history.

Thank you for your hard work, and continued commitment to Phi Sigma Kappa!

 

Damn Proud! 

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