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Letter: Sponsors help make Sarah's Place tourney a success
Sponsors contribute to tourney's success
To the editor:
Sarah's Place Adult Day Health held its Eight annual Golf Tournament on Friday, Sept. 25, at Granite Fields Golf Course in Kingston, N.H. I am delighted to report an outstanding tournament. The weather cooperated and the players enjoyed a great round of golf to raise funds for our Activities Department.
No tournament is ever a success without a dedicated and generous group of sponsors. Sarah's Place would like to extend our appreciation to Trinity E.M.S. Inc. and to John Chemaly for being our tournament sponsor for the eighth consecutive year. We are so appreciative of their tremendous support.
We are also very grateful to Fantini Bakery for being our luncheon sponsor.
We extend our appreciation and acknowledgement to Home Instead Senior Care for being our cart sponsor for the third consecutive year.
Appreciation and acknowledgment to our tee sponsors include: Anchorage Appraisal Group, Bethany Community Service, Breakfast Exchange Club of Greater Haverhill, Halley Elevator, Lewis Financial Services, Anwyl Family, Ron and Anne LaPierre, Amelia Luciano, Merrimack Valley Tire, Jean Nutter, Penacook Place, Pentucket Bank, Quality Van Sales, and the YMCA of Haverhill.
We would like to thank the following sponsors, our snack spot sponsor: Howard H. Brown; our beverage sponsors: Chase & Lunt Insurance, Haverhill Bank, Home Health VNA and Keane Fire and Safety; our special "tee" friends: Glenna Francis, Ruth Langlois, Virginia Miller, Michael Paszko, Joan Powell, Bert Walker and in memory of Roxanne Xenos, our "Tee"riffic friends: Geriatric Medical, Thomas Charnley and Alice Domoracki.
We were delighted to receive donations from A-1 Deli. Accents by Maureen, Boston Red Sox, Carriage Pines Golf Course, Dunkin Donuts (River Street), Diane Galvin, Granite Fields Golf Course, Heav'nly Donuts, Home Instead Senior Care, Maria's Family Restaurant, Janis Pare, Pentucket Bank, Pigrim Lanes, Michael Rurak, The Roma Ristorante, and Jerry Stefanik.
The men's team of Terry Ingraham, Jack McDermott, Rich Cooke won with a score of 10 under par; the winning coed team of Ray Pelletier, Paul Carroll, Sue Schwab, and Jack Hillner won with a score of 6 under par and two ladies teams scored 3 under par, Denise Pellerin, Bonnie Moore, Diane Weeks and the other team of Lee Treadwell, Sonya Treadwell, Noreen Cormier and Janice Pouliot.
The Closest to the Pin honors went to John Silvio for the men and Sonya Treadwell for the ladies.
Longest Drive for men was captured by Jay Cadorette and for the ladies by Janice Pouliot.
No tournament would ever be a success with out a group of committed volunteers. I am very appreciative of the following who make the golf tournament go so smoothly, Rod Anwyl, Maureen Cadorette, Connie Donahue, Anne LaPierre, Lynn Sullivan, Sharon Sullivan, and Carolyn Windle. I am grateful for their consistent support and dedication. I would also like to thank Carolyn and Jim Dufresne and their staff from Granite Fields for their assistance and support.
As a nonprofit organization, Sarah's Place Adult Day Health relies on the kindness and generosity of others to reach many of its goals. I would like to thank our sponsors, players, donors, volunteers, Board of Directors, staff and participants for the continued support and dedication they show to Sarah's Place.
As a result of everyone's hard work and play, more than $8000 was raised to expand and increase the activities program offered at Sarah's Place. Again, much appreciation to all, especially to Trinity EMS.
Save the date of Friday, Sept. 24, 2010 for next year's tournament!
Amy Anwyl
Program Director Sarah's Place Adult Day Health
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