Our Founders
Sir Zachary D.S. Wyatt II
As a service member of the United States Air Force, he worked diligently towards achieving his goals within the military while overcoming several obstacles placed before him during his tenure as an Airman which inevitably helped in the founding of Kappa Lambda Chi. His awesome sense of drive and constant thirst for knowledge kept him on a quest for individual advancement and the betterment of those that surrounded him. His life motivated us to strive to become the best in all we pursue and the standard bearer for all things Kappa Lambda Chi.
William C. Dickey
The eldest among the Founders of our great Fraternity, he was held in high regard amidst his fellow Founders for his unwavering faithfulness. He served several years of exemplary service to his country as a Soldier in the United States Army. While serving his country, he held countless positions of leadership that prepared him for greater responsibilities both in, but more so out of the military. Standing true to his beliefs and his resounding fidelity to his country he decided to remain a Soldier until his subsequent retirement. Just as his fidelity to his country he remained loyal to his beloved Kappa Lambda Chi. He was an exceptional writer as well as a shrewd businessman which reflects in his contributions to Kappa Lambda Chi and her doctrine.
James K. Jackson
A model Soldier among his fellow service members. His persistence and drive helped him in becoming a leader amongst men. In the United States Army, he dedicated every waking hour in the pursuit of honing his craft. He adopted computers as a career path and became a great military leader all the while his understanding of technology gained him financial freedom and a much deserved intellectual autonomy. With his retirement from the United States Army, warranted independence, and his constant strive for excellence his name will be forever synonymous with Kappa Lambda Chi.
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