3rd Annual Fore the Kids Golf Outing

2016’s “Fore” The
Kids Golf Outing
This year’s golf outing is scheduled for
May 14, 2016 and once again will be held at
the beautiful Coppertop at Cherokee Hills
Golf Course in Valley City, Ohio.
We are in need of individual and
commercial sponsors! Sponsorship entitles you to
prominent signage at the location of your choice:
Tee ($150)
Beverage Cart ($300)
Clubhouse ($500)
Donations are tax-deductible and will
directly benefit the students assisted by the
Holy Martyrs Mission Group.
Registration forms for golf participants and
sponsors will be available at Holy
Martyrs after the New Year.
For more information, please contact
Patty Ostrander at [email protected] or
440-668-0697.
El Salvador Mission Committee
Tim Barrett,
Brad Thomas
Committee Chair Nathan Klettlinger
Ellen Bradley
Ken Kuruc
Shelley Conry
Dorothy Thomas
Bart Conry
Mary Anne Mayer
Patty Ostrander
Stan Mayer
Jennifer Coppolino
Jim Hoessle
Photo Courtesy of Coppertop at
Cherokee Hills Golf Course.
Golf Outing Committee
Photo Courtesy of Coppertop at Cherokee Hills Golf Course.
Coppertop at Cherokee Hills Golf Course offers a
multitude of idyllic views throughout the course.
Annual Golf
Outing and
Fundraiser
Photo Courtesy of Coppertop at Cherokee Hills Golf Course.
With your support, the Holy Martyrs Mission Group is
able to make a lasting difference in the lives of worthy
students in El Salvador.
Patty Ostrander,
Committee Chair
Rich Bandelow
Tony Macisco
Terry Adams
Darrell Cooley
Steve Jindra
Holy Martyrs
Mission Group’s
Kathy Madansky
Rich Madansky
Jeff Manthei
Dave Osborne
Jim Wojciak
Colleen Withrow
Liz Olszewski
Support the Holy Martyrs Mission Group’s
“Fore” the Kids Golf Outing by either
pledging a tax-deductible sponsorship
donation for the event, or by joining us for an
18-hole scramble, hole-in-one contest, raffles,
lunch and dinner, and activities for the whole
family at Coppertop at Cherokee Hills Golf
Course in Valley City on May 14, 2016.
The Holy Martyrs Mission Group
is a committee of our parishioners
dedicated to offering assistance to
young people at our sister parish
of Inmaculada Concepción in
La Libertad, El Salvador.
About the
Mission Group
Education as a Means for
Hope and a Better Future
The Holy Martyrs Mission Group offers
hope to the children and young adults in the
very poorest region of El Salvador. Through
the gift of continuing education via
sponsorship, the Holy Martyrs Mission Group
gives exceptional young men and women of
El Salvador a chance to learn a specific trade or
vocation, with the eventual goal of permanent
employment in El Salvador.
The financial assistance Holy Martyrs
parishioners endow covers the cost of tuition
for students who would otherwise have no
way to attend school. By offering monetary
assistance for education to those in need, we
are able to facilitate the development of skills
and trades the young people are then able to
bring back to their respective villages, which
creates a local cycle of philanthropy, a muchneeded element in the lives of our brothers
and sisters in El Salvador.
Mission Group
Scholars
Currently, the Holy Martyrs Mission Group is
sponsoring seven university scholars in El Salvador.
Benigno Enmanuel Salinas
Santacruz is 33, and completing his
sixth year of a seven-year Theology
program at Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas. He expects to
graduate in 2017.
Ana Mercedes Flores Cisneros is a
32-year-old fourth-year student in a
5-year Business Administration program
at Universidad Dr. José Matías Delgado.
She expects to graduate in 2017.
Giovanny Antonio Delgado Escobar is 25, and halfway through his 8year medical doctorate program at Universidad de El Salvador. His
expected graduation date is in 2018.
Carlos Roberto Romero Rodríguez
is a third-year Public Relations and
Communications student. He is 25 years
old and studies at the Universidad
Francisco Gavidia.
Parroquia Inmaculada Concepción (Immaculate
Conception Parish) in La Libertad, El Salvador.
Carmen Elena Rivas Cruz is 22 years
old. She is a second-year student at
Universidad Tecnológica de El Salvador.
Her course of study is the Tourist
Business Administration program, which
lasts five years.
Pictured above are current and former students
sponsored by the Holy Martyrs Mission Group.
Selection
Process
Father Paul Schindler is
the pastor at Inmaculada
Concepción and a member of
the Cleveland Latin American
Mission Team (CLAM). As he
is on the ground in El Salvador,
Fr. Paul graciously acts as an
intermediary between the Holy
Martyrs Mission Group and
deserving Salvadoran students in need.
Fr. Paul approaches particularly outstanding young
parishioners of La Inmaculada Concepción who have
exhibited initiative, desire, commitment, and ability
over the years, and asks if they are interested in
pursuing further educational opportunities. If the
potential scholar is interested, Fr. Paul will act as his or
her personal sponsor. He assists the young men and
women in selecting and applying to a university or trade
school program, meets with each student on a monthly
basis to monitor how they are achieving academically,
and pays their tuitions.
Fr. Paul is dedicated to encouraging the faithful
youth of Inmaculada Concepción to pursue academic
achievement so that they can become beacons of hope
for their fellow Salvadorans, while working to make
daily life better for their community.