KappaTalk members, actives and alumni, Brothers from Kappa Delta Phi and Sisters from Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority perform community service and have a social.

It was a hot time at the Old Town YMCA.

The KT Meet of `08 brought 30 brothers and sisters from 15 chapters across New England to Old Town, Maine for a large scale philanthropy event that involved giving a fresh coat of paint to several of the YMCA’s large meeting rooms.

Members of Kappa Delta Phi, Inc. and Kappa Delta Phi, NAS took part in the event, held on Sept. 27.

“These rooms encompass the child care program of the YMCA,” said Taryn Beaumont of Kappa Lambda chapter, who organized the project with Samm Stewart of Kappa Eta chapter. “Brothers and sisters devoted their time and energy to this project throughout the day, climbing on ladders and painting everything from walls to bulletin boards to cubbies to make the YMCA look brand new.”

Said Samm: “As brothers and sisters of Kappa Delta Phi, Inc and Kappa Delta Phi, NAS, we pride ourselves on performing philanthropy events such as these, as it is the foundational element on which our organization is built.”

The event was followed by a social event hosted by Jennifer "Veggie" D'Appollonio at her home in Howland, ME. A great time was had by all!
A warm thanks is also extended to YMCA of Old Town for allowing us into their home and supporting us in this project.

For more information on the Old Town YMCA, or for information on services offered, please visit: http://www.otoymca.org/

Below is a list of representatives from each chapter that participated in KT Meet '08. Thank you to all!

Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority, Kappa Mu chapter of UMaine at Presque Isle will be holding a Breast Cancer Benefit Dinner & Silent Auction on Saturday, November 8th at the University of Maine at Presque Isle campus. The dinner and auction will start at 6pm, in the MPR of the Campus Center and all benefits will be donated to a local woman who has been affected by breast cancer. For more information or to make a donation, please email Jackie Gagno

Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority, Kappa Omicron Chapter at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, participated in The Fall Foliage Parade on Sunday Oct. 4th, one of the Berkshire’s biggest parades, this year the theme was “Salute to Sports’ Fans” and KO showed their black and gold spirit to the fullest.

The parade conjugated national marching teams, local sport themes, recreational clubs and many other important organizations not only from the Berkshires but from outer states as well. It was a local televised event in which KO appeared proudly saluting to its fans. The Parade was populated by the entire town of North Adams, as they aligned along the streets to watch the entertaining event. This is the first time in many years since KO was able to participate, many townies were happy to see them back in the community doing good deeds. It was an overwhelming feeling of excitement in which KO proudly showed everyone that true spirit never dies.

PLEASE BE AWARE; that this information is applicable to the Sisters of Kappa Delta Phi National Affiliated Sorority. Kappa Delta Phi National Fraternity has not yet published their itinerary

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Brother Scott Moody makes an excellent Video. Alumni Brother Moody, Xi chapter at Lyndon State College, is a Senior Production Assistant at  Star Trek: The New Voyages and a former board member of Kappa Delta Phi.

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The men of the newly re-activated Kappa Delta Phi, Alpha Alpha Chapter at University of Maine Orono just conducted their first installation of new officers at the Penobscot Valley Country Club, on Saturday April 19th.

This formal event was a shining example of the dedicated hard work of several young men striving in a common goal of fellowship.

The event was attended by the full membership of Alpha Alpha, University of Maine, Orono Associate Dean of Students, Angel Loredo, as well as Field Representative's Ken Oliver from Presque Isle's Mu chapter and Edward Webber of University of Southern Maine's Iota chapter.

Also in attendance were local alumnae from our sister sorority at University of Machias' Kappa Eta chapter, Jennifer D'Appollonio, Samm Stewart, and Victoria DeMambro. Alumni from University of Maine, Presque Isle's Mu chapter were represented by Ken Oliver, Kevin Kirkbride and Jeff Willette. Other Chapter Alumni representations were Rho chapter's Jon White, active Kappa Lambda sister Taryn Beaumont, and active Kappa Mu sister, Sam White.

SUNY New Paltz alumnus, Ken Holman from Alpha Gamma Chapter and alumna Jill Bivona of Kappa Chi chapter drove over 6 hours to attend this event.

The love and support these men and women have provided to the young men of Alpha Alpha was appreciated.

Alpha Alpha Invites You!

Dear Esteemed Brothers,

I would like to invite you (and your Chapter) to the first Alpha Alpha Installation.

This event will be taking place April 19th, 2008 at the Penobscott Valley Country Club.

The dinner is set at 35 dollars per person, which includes a house salad, roasted red potatoes, green beans with almonds, and a choice of London broil, stuffed chicken, or ravioli with spinach and Portobello. For dessert we will be served New York style cheese cake.

Guest should arrive no later than 6 PM, with the welcome speech to start at 6:15PM.

There will be an installation of new officers and welcome of all Brothers since 2005 into the Fraternity.

If you (or anyone from your Chapter) is planning on attending, please RSVP by posting who will be attending, and what entrée they would like in the Alpha Alpha forum of the Kappa Talk (it will be stickied at the top) no later than April 1st, 2008.

After the Installation there will be several events available for entertainment in the local area such as bowling and possibly a semi-formal dance.

Fraternally,

Ryan Barnes
Mu, Spring 2005
President, Alpha Alpha

Please join us to celebrate 30 Years for the Sisters of Kappa Iota chapter and 70 years for the Brothers of Kappa Delta Phi Iota chapter.

Brother Darick Williams, Mu Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi at UMaine Presque Isle won the UMaine Presque Isle Student Senate Presidential Election. He will take office starting the spring semester of 2009, and hold the President position until next fall. Congratulations, Brother Williams and serving as an example of leadership in the community and college.

PT 2007 - Saturday, November 3, 2007 will be held at:

UMASS Lowell
Wannalancit Mill Building
600 Suffolk Street,
Lowell, MA 01854.

Brothers Registration/Sign in will open at 10:00am
Meeting will start at 11:00am at Suffolk Conference room

Directions to UMass Lowell —

Wannalancit Mills Building at 600 Suffolk St., Lowell

To get to Wannalancit Mills or Tsongas Arena from I-93 North or South