Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Texas Eta Chapter Alumni Association
Kenneth (Kim) Brimer #144
| Residing In | Aledo, TX USA |
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| Spouse/Partner | Janna |
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| Occupation | retired |
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| Children | Bill born 1973, Kimberly born 1971 |
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| Military Service | Air Force Reserve, Texas Air National Guard  |
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Kenneth (Kim)'s Latest Interactions
Both LaRue and I waited until our later college years to pledge, LaRue because he was married with kids and me because I had pursued football at other campus's. This guy was a character straight out of a comic strip. He would be casted as a large Southern Colonial with a convincing commanding nature. We both signed up in an elective photography class and went around campus convincing anyone who would pose that their photo would be published. I spent time at his large home with his first wife and kids as she had East Texas oil money. At one large dinner with his wife's extended family, I picked up that LaRue had targeted his b-n-l to light the guys short fuse on politics, we had that guy screaming and stomping out in no time. LaRue went on to Baylor Law with brother Johnny Ament, so I went to Waco just to visit and they convinced me to go with them to interview with the Dean to enter Law school, but when he realized I was Vietnam draft bate, he declined. I regret I never saw LaRue practice law or serve in his court, it had to be epic! Rest in Peace brother, you were one of a kind!
State Senator Kim Brimer retired #144
Happy Birthday BIG BROTHER, I still LOVE your wife!
Brothers, it’s worth noting that my pledge brother Chris Carroll has been a tremendous civic leader in our communities in his lifetime. As owner of the Spring Creek Bar-B-Que Restaurant chain he has been an outstanding donor to give other a better life. Glad your here Bro!
1968- Some how Horace was a lone pledge caught by the Magnificent 7 living in the two story house on North Street. For whatever reason and it didn’t take much, we decided to take a little starch out of phikiea Mast. There was a Robo Car Wash close by, so he was tied up and put in a pickup bed and run through the Robo. There was a concern that he might drown, especially when the colored attendant kept running circles around the pickup deeply concerned. It didn’t effect Horace a bit, he yelled for more! Never did I expect to be attending his funeral so soon. He had it all going for him and no doubt would be in leadership today in so many ways. YITB
