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The 2008 Interfaith Hospitality Network Golf Scramble
On 8/26/08, 34 teams hit the Locust Hills Golf Course at 8:30 am, in support of raising funds for the Interfaith Hospitality Network. The day started with registration of the golfers by the staff and volunteers consisting of Joy Vance-Haynes, Rindy Haynes, Dixie Schmid, Pat Kunce, Anne Neff, Ed Williams, Karen Williams, Ed Baldwin, Ira Brooks, and Cheryl Bush.
In addition, each golfer received snacks, water, and soft drinks, through the donations of various supporting businesses in our community. At the end of the day, all golfers received door prizes, also through the generous donations of various businesses in our community. And last but not least, each golfer and volunteer received a delicious meal prepared by Locust Hills Golf Course.
All those involved enjoyed a beautiful day on the golf course and the fulfillment of contributing to the effort of Interfaith Hospitality Network having the ability to continue to provide the services so desperately needed by those who are less fortunate in our community. The Interfaith Hospitality Network wants to express our sincere gratitude for all those who took the time out of their day in order to support our mission.
Thanks for all your help and God Bless!
Below is a listing of winners of different categories at our event:
In the Church Division:
- 1st Place – The St. Joe/St. Rae Team of Chris Sadlier, Pete Sadlier, Willie Young, and Ed Kearns.
- 2nd Place - The First United Church of Christ Team of Don Leach, Jeff Pitstick, Mike Cultice, and Mike Staiger.
In the Commercial Division:
- 1st Place – High Speed Team of Kevin Haynes, Steve Haynes, Andrew Gundolf, and Scott O’Brien.
- 2nd Place – Country Salon Team of Bev Elliott, Sherry Purnell, Ruth Alexander, and Ron Houseman.
Other Winners:
- Women Closest to the Pin – Lynnie Krishbaum
- Men Closest to the Pin – Ed Kearns
- Women Longest Drive – Trisha Church
- Men Longest Drive – Fred Reed
- Team Longest Putt - Team New Moorefield UMC of Dave Fout, Jerry Burba, Ron Courter, and Dickey Dunn.
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