Family Tree
The interactive family tree is part of the 2026 style. Choose "2026" from the Style menu at the bottom of the page to use it, or browse the members list.
Family tree
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Start with a person
Their tree opens with their bigs above them and their littles below.
Start with a family
Largest
- Louis Bruso's family ΚΚΨ 285 members
- Nicholas Apostolos's family ΚΚΨ 65 members
- Thomas Frankiewicz's family ΚΚΨ 31 members
- Melanie Meehan's family ΤΒΣ 136 members
- Heather Hewitt's family ΤΒΣ 73 members
- Mary Olander's family ΤΒΣ 36 members
Still growing
- Louis Bruso's family ΚΚΨ 18 active
- Melanie Meehan's family ΤΒΣ 16 active
- Heather Hewitt's family ΤΒΣ 16 active
- Emily Largey's family ΤΒΣ 5 active
- Mary Olander's family ΤΒΣ 4 active
See everything
Every family in one organization side by side, oldest on the left. It opens zoomed out; drag to move around and zoom in to read names.
How the family tree works
Every new ΚΚΨ brother and ΤΒΣ sister is paired with a big, an older member who looks out for them, and becomes that big's little. In time, littles take littles of their own, so each line grows a generation at a time.
A family is everyone traced back to one earliest recorded big. Brothers follow big brothers and sisters follow big sisters; many members also have a big from the other organization, which the Combined view shows.
A line is still growing while someone in it was initiated in the last 5 years: they're probably still in school and could take a little of their own. Once no one is, the line is concluded. The Growing lines button marks growing lines in gold and fades concluded ones.
Still growing Active Active member (initiated in the last 5 years) Concluded
Tap a name to centre the tree on them. Drag or scroll to move around; hold Ctrl (⌘ on a Mac) and scroll, or pinch, to zoom. In the combined view, someone with two bigs is shown under one of them; the other big gets an "also" tag. Hover over that big, or click the tag, to see the dashed link.
