Brothers
 

Greetings Brothers,

As some of you might have heard, one of our Brothers, Bryan Yeshion, was shot in the neck last week and died last Sunday. Our fraternity is going through a hard time now due to our losses. Are any of you brothers willing to help/show your condolences to Delta Sigma Phi, Theta Tau chapter? If you are please let me know. Bryan's family will appreciate it and so will the chapter. The address is

1432 W.Diamond St.
Philadelphia, PA 19121

Keep sailin' brothers.

YITBOS,
Gerber

I hope all is going alright there in Philly. That is unfortunate news to hear that your brother was shot in the neck and died. Could you give us more details about what happened? Was it near the house, or just something that happened as an accident? Did he have the gun, or was it a stray bullet?

I'm sorry for you guys' loss, and I hope that you guys are doing alright. All of our thoughts and prayers should be with the guys at Temple during this time...

YITBOS

Two guys barged into his 3rd floor apt 3 doors down from our house trying to steal some shit, apparently they thought he was pushing marjuana but he wasn't, he fought one of them off, the other just shot him in the face and took off. It is a serious tragedy.

If you need the full story, look up Bryan Yeshion on google, u'll find stories on the Daily News's website.. the Philadelphia Inquirer also has an article talking about the incident.

Your support is appreciated.

Keep sailin'

YITBOS,
Gerber

Brothers,

I am so sorry to hear about this tragedy. The loss of any brother diminishes us all, but the circumstances in this case are particularly difficult. My thoughts and prayers are with Bryan's family and the brothers of Theta Tau.

YITBOS,

Jim Knoll '83
Gamma Epsilon - San Jose State

UPDATE
 

Dear Brothers,

Bryan Yeshion's murderer has been caught outside York, PA in a motel with a 17-yr old girl. This is a reilief to all of us as a community and a society. Just updating you guys since some of you showed interest in a brother's life lost. Thank you for your time.

Keep sailin'

YITBOS,
Gerber