The Arizona Beta Chapter of
Sigma Phi Epsilon
The University of Arizona
Brother Stanford joined Arizona Beta in 1979 and he immediately made an impact on the chapter. He was named active of the year in 1980 and served as President of Yuma Chapter / Honorary Sig Ep Charter. He was also a member of the Honorary Agricultural fraternity. In 1981, he graduated with a BS in Entomology and in 1983 a MS in Entomology.
After graduation, Greg worked for Dupont Agri-chemcials Co. Inc. Then he started his career in the real estate development business. First becoming a Construction Manager for General Homes, Inc., then Managing Partner at Paradise Investors Group, and to his current position as President/CEO of Legendary Homes Inc. “We are one of Arizona’s finest custom luxury home builders. We build the most one-of-a kind homes in exclusive locations throughout Scottsdale and Paradise Valley.”
Greg is a member of National Association of Home Builders, Association of Home Builders of Central Arizona. He also serves as a Director and Board member for Crisis Pregnancy Centers of Arizona.
Brother Stanford is married to Audrey and they have three children, who are all currently enrolled in college: Ashley at Arizona, Megan at Duke and Kyle at ASU who is a member of the Arizona Alpha chapter.
When asked what Sig Ep and Arizona Beta means to him, Greg says, “Arizona Beta was an outstanding place to allow young men to come and associate themselves with other like-minded men to break down barriers, make lasting friendships, seek a home away from home, reduce the campus scope and size, and make wonderful memories that will endure forever. The University of Arizona would have been and certainly is today, a lesser place without the presence of Sigma Phi Epsilon. I cherish each friendship, memory, and moment that I was able to share in with my Sig Ep Brotherhood.”