Robert Fowler
Q) Why did you join? My rush group leader was a Sigma Nu. The Chi Phis were too high for me and the SAEs were too high on themselves. When my little 16 year-old hottie girlfriend and I went by SAE before a football game, we did not get much attention despite the family pedigree. We then went to Sigma Nu and got a great reception. Of course, I learned later it was because the brothers wanted to hit on my girlfriend and not because of me.
Q) What year was your pledge class? What was your PIN number? Fall 86, Mu 1950
Q) What year did you graduate? 1990, 1993
Q) What was your major? Economics with a math minor (I love South Campus)
Q) Tell us about your favorite memory of the fraternity Freshman year when all the little sisters thought I was so cute. The back home girlfriend did not make it very long.
Q) What is your favorite campus memory? Did you participate in other activities on campus? Sitting on the Wall watching Daniels fly down Baldwin dropping flyers for the Woodstock party.
Q) What kind of influence has the fraternity had on your life since graduation?
The guys are still my closest friends.
Q) With whom do you still stay in contact? Who would you most like to find? \
Michael Barry, John Hearn, Tom Greene, Luther Lockwood, Todd Hatcher, Jim Tucker. I’d like to find Preston Edwards
Q) Tell us about your family: Have you married? Do you have children? Married with 3 daughters.
Q) What other activities or organizations were you involved with during your college days? Mainly just the fraternity; played a lot of intramurals.
Q) What is your nickname, if applicable, and how did you get it? Fly; “I don’t recall†–Richard Millhouse Nixon
Q) Did you live in the house? If so, who were your roommates? Tell us about a memorable time with them. Lived by myself senior year; I try to forget about that year.
Q) What do you do for a living? CEO of a family consumer loan company
Q) What affiliations do you currently have and/or public service do you participate in? President of the Marietta Country Club