Reunions

We proudly remember our fraternal past because we are a historic fraternal brotherhood in so many ways, and we are all keenly aware of that fact, proudly so. We are, rightly so, proud of our long-rooted fraternal history at the University of Maine. Upon that fact there is no debate, and I am unequivocally sure that we are all thankful for whatever motivation, coincidence, circumstance, brought all of us to the front door of the Castle to start the pledging-initiatory journey to become Omega Mu brothers. In any case, thank God you went through the front door to become Omega Mu brothers, and in so doing becoming part of the historic lore of our fraternal brotherhood at Maine, steady and true since 1848, 1874, 1899. And as such, it is meaningful commitment that we all share to return to Castle to joyfully celebrate Pig Dinner. And it impossible not to get nostalgic when set foot inside the Castle again because we are the historically unique fraternal brotherhood at the University of Maine. Matter-of-factly, our sustained history is a wonderful testament to each and every brother and our collective perseverance and determination over 123 years, and in two years we will celebrate our 125th Anniversary. Quite simply, we have a winning fraternal history. What lessons can we draw from our fraternal history? Simple, past and present, and for all the years to come, we will always be the preeminent fraternal brotherhood at the University of Maine. ​

Reunions

Omega Mu Brother
Class of 1873

George Hamlin, 1873

Omega Mu Brother
Class of 1880

Franklin R. Patten and Albert H. Brown, 1880

James M. Bartlett, 1880

Omega Mu Brothers
First and second on the front row L-R: Franklin R. Patten and Albert H. Brown
First on the left in the back row L-R: James M. Bartlett

Omega Mu Brothers
​Class of 1882

Walter Flint and Charles C. Garland, 1882

Joseph F. Gould and Alfred J. Keith, 1882

James H. Patten, 1882

Alfred J. Keith and James H. Patten, 1882

Omega Mu Brothers
1884

William C. Webber, 1884

William C. Webber, 1884, first on the left.

Omega Mu Brothers
1885

Freemont L. Russell and Elmer O. Goodridge, 1885

James N. Hart, 1885

Omega Mu Brothers
Class of 1888

Nathaniel E. Wilson and John W. Hatch, 1888

Omega Mu Brothers
1889

John Reed and George C. Freeman, 1889

Omega Mu Brothers
1890

Wallace A. Weston, 1890

Omega Mu Brothers
​1912

William R. Ballou and Lewis J. Catheron, 1912

Clifford H. George and Walter K. Hanson, 1912

Omega Mu Brothers
Over 50 Years
Reunion

​John Reed and John W. Hatch

John S. Williams and George H. Hamlin

James N. Hart

Additional Omega Mu Brothers in this reunion picture are
John S. Williams, Calvin H. Nealley and Mellen E. Farrington.

Omega Mu Brothers
The Mitchell Brothers

Fred C. Mitchell and Charles A. Mitchell

Lester H. Mitchell and Robie L. Mitchell

“What if the space be long and wide,
That parts us from our brother’s side
A soul-joined chain unites our band,
And memory links us hand in hand.”
(Phi Gamma Delta fraternity song)

Fraternally,
Chip Chapman, ’82
Perge