Cross and Crescent Award
White Rose 2006
Robert Lubaszewski, Jr. (Phi Delta 357)
Presented to an active member in the chapter, whom the chapter feels has routinely gone unrecognized for his accomplishments and services in the fraternity. This is the second year that an award of this type is presented. The award is named after the two most precious symbols of the Fraternity. The Cross represents unselfish service and undying sacrifice for the good of brotherhood and mankind. The Crescent represents the highest ideals of the Fraternity and serves as a symbol of high moral standards that every person should strive to achieve in their life.
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David H. Coz Fischer Award
White Rose 2006
Adam Howell (Phi Delta 348)
The most prestigious award in the chapter is named after David H. “Coz” Fischer, ÖÄ 002, a Founding Father of our Chapter and our first High Alpha. He was a tutor to orphans, a teacher to mentally impaired adults, a volunteer Big Brother, and a counselor to juvenile and adult offenders. Dave was a member of the Fencing Club, a marathon runner, and along with Founders, Ted Van Hessen and Michel Desloover, he won the Chancellor’s award for rescuing students from a dormitory fire. He was a dedicated Fraternity Educator and Fundraising Chair for the chapter. His belief in the power of brotherly love was evident in his effective and efficient style of leadership. What Dave, Ted and Michel started more than 26 years ago, has now grown to become an exclusive membership of almost 365 gentlemen who hold themselves to the highest academic and moral standards. In 1982, Dave was awarded the chapter’s first “Brother of the Year” award. At the age of 24, Dave died of cancer. He leaves us with his wife, Diane, and two sons, Jacob and Nathan, for whom we have started a fund to help with their higher education.
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