Joel Padgett
Mark Provo ’82 Wing Commander, US Navy Blue Angels
Mark Provo ’82 was Delta Lambda’s Rush Chairman before joining the Navy. An aerial combat hero of the First Gulf War, Mark later became Lead Solo of the Navy’s famous Blue Angels. At the Pike University this summer in Memphis, Mark was the heralded guest and main event speaker.
Joe “Hooter” Feheley ’81 USAF
Selected as Deputy Operations Group Commander, Homestead Air Reserve Base, 2019
Handpicked 1 of 5 USAF F-16 Block 60 contractor pilots; trained UAE Student/Instructor Pilots 2016
Awarded the Air Force Air Medal with 3 Oak Leaf Clusters for valor demonstrated during Aerial Combat in Desert Strom, Op Deliberate Force in Bosnia, and Op Iraqi Freedom (1991/1995/2005,2009,2010)
Graduated Top of Class; A-10 Undergraduate Pilot Training (1990) and F-16 Transition Pilot Training (1994)
Selected as 1 of 5 Pilot Candidates (145 Pilot Candidates applied) to attend the elite Euro NATO Joint Jet Training (ENJJPT) program at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas (1989)
Elected to 8 member Wing Staff of over 400 Officer Training School Candidates (1988)
Dylan Nielander, Director of the Greek Ministry, Florida State University
Andy Miller
Charlie Barnes
Eric Carr
Eric Carr grew up in Richmond, Virginia, admiring the Seminoles from afar before becoming the only member of his immediate family to attend FSU. He joined Delta Lambda as a colony member in spring of 2000 during Pi Kappa Alpha Memorial Headquarters’ expansion project to restart the Chapter. Eric and roughly 130 of his fellow Re-Founding brothers were initiated in February of 2001. Prior to serving as president (SMC) during his senior year, Eric served as internal vice president, Interfraternity Council representative, new member educator, and historian. His career with Seminole Boosters, Inc. began in 2005 at 24 years old with an unpaid internship on the 30th Anniversary Bobby Bowden Tour, working directly with Seminole Boosters, Inc. senior VP and executive director Charlie Barnes as well as Coach Bowden himself. Moving on to the private sector after graduation from FSU, and in the prime of a regional and national award-winning tenure with billion-dollar revenue animal health industry juggernaut IDEXX Laboratories, Eric could not resist Andy Miller’s invitation to return to Seminole Boosters, Inc. in 2009 — this time as a major gift development officer in Tampa, Florida. Eric now lives in Orlando with his wife of six years, Anne (FSU class of ’08), their young son Roman, and their South African Boerboel “Phoenix.” The Carrs are active in Summit Church and enjoy anything having to do with faith, family, and football and FSU. Eric currently serves as President of Delta Lambda Alumni Association.