Hayden Scott Knight

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Friday, June 22, 2007
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Home of the 2007 Canadian Open
graphed by professional athlete
with Kidney Classic logo and sponsor’s name.
Angus Glen Golf Club
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$ 2,000
PGA Travel Bag Sponsor
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$ 1,000
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$ 500
*Hole Sponsor
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$ 70
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$10,000
In support of The Kidney Foundation
of Canada, Central Ontario Branch
The Kidney Foundation of Canada
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1st Annual
Kidney Classic
Golf Tournament
2007
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(Includes foursome)
$ 2,000
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In Memory
of Craig Suttie
The fundraising success of the Kidney Classic will be
achieved through our Sponsorship Program
and Signature Auction (live and silent).
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1st Annual Kidney Classic Golf Tournament
Craig Suttie
February 1, 1963 - February 12, 2006
1st Annual Kidney Classic
Golf Tournament 2007
Friday, June 22, 2007
Registration Deadline: May 30, 2007
Registration table and lunch 12:00 noon
Driving Range opens 12:30 pm
Shotgun start 1:30 pm
(Scramble, best ball format)
Master of Ceremonies: Joe Bowen
Son • Father • Brother • Friend
Craig left us all too soon, a year ago, at the
young age of forty-three.
Outside of his work as an investment advisor,
senior vice president, managing director and
branch manager, Craig was an avid golfer
and skier.
Craig was a generous supporter of his
community through The Kidney Foundation,
SickKid’s Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital.
He will remain forever in our hearts.
By joining us on June 22nd,
you can make a difference in
the lives of those living with
kidney disease.
Meet some great athletes such as:
Glenn Healy, Steve Thomas, Bob Probert,
Johnny Bower, Gary Leeman, Tony McKegney,
Stephen Weiss, Geraldine Heaney, Raffi Torres,
Brad Selwood, John Tavares, Michael DelZotto,
Steven Stamkos, Kevin Maguire.
Prize holes
Putting contest
Live and silent auction
Chance to win
a new Nissan car!
Every three holes will be
played with a different
professional athlete!
About the Kidney Foundation
of Canada and what we do
An estimated 2 million Canadians have kidney
disease, or are at risk, particularly people with
high blood pressure, diabetes or heart disease.
But with few warning signs or symptoms, kidney
disease often goes undetected – until it’s too late.
The Kidney Foundation of Canada helps people to
manage, delay and, in some cases, even prevent
kidney disease by raising awareness of treatment
options, appropriate lifestyle choices, and the
importance of early detection. Through public
initiatives, we are increasing understanding of
the vital role kidneys play in overall health, disease
warning signs and the rewards of organ donation.
We’ve helped turn a once fatal disease into a
manageable and treatable one. But today, with
kidney disease on the rise, our challenge is greater
than ever.
Thank you for supporting this
special event – without your
help we wouldn’t be able to continue supporting those living with
kidney disease in Ontario
and across Canada.
*A Charitable donation tax receipt will be issued to all players
who provide contact information.
$290 includes:
• 18 holes on Angus Glen south course
• power cart
• driving range
• grab bag
• prizes
• lunch & dinner
For more information call Brian Noad at
416.670.3784 or Email [email protected]
or visit www.funwithfunds.ca to print
a registration form.
Tournament Sponsors:
Hi! I’m Hayden, Hi! I’m Hayden, Hi! I’m Hayden,
My name is Hayden Scott Knight
– I was born April 9th, 2003 and this is my story…
My name is Hayden Scott Knight
– I was born April 9th, 2003 and this is my story…
My name is Hayden Scott Knight
– I was born April 9th, 2003 and this is my story…
I surprised mommy and daddy by arriving a little
earlier than expected at 35.5 weeks; pink, tiny and of
course very adorable! After 3.5 weeks of struggling
to gain weight and showing signs of failing to
thrive, I was transported to SickKids Hospital
where I was diagnosed as having a ‘dysplastic left
kidney’. The doctors explained that I was born with
only a portion of the left kidney, I was in serious
renal failure and that my best chances for survival
would eventually be a kidney transplant.
I surprised mommy and daddy by arriving a little
earlier than expected at 35.5 weeks; pink, tiny and of
course very adorable! After 3.5 weeks of struggling
to gain weight and showing signs of failing to
thrive, I was transported to SickKids Hospital
where I was diagnosed as having a ‘dysplastic left
kidney’. The doctors explained that I was born with
only a portion of the left kidney, I was in serious
renal failure and that my best chances for survival
would eventually be a kidney transplant.
I surprised mommy and daddy by arriving a little
earlier than expected at 35.5 weeks; pink, tiny and of
course very adorable! After 3.5 weeks of struggling
to gain weight and showing signs of failing to
thrive, I was transported to SickKids Hospital
where I was diagnosed as having a ‘dysplastic left
kidney’. The doctors explained that I was born with
only a portion of the left kidney, I was in serious
renal failure and that my best chances for survival
would eventually be a kidney transplant.
SickKids assisted mommy and daddy with learning
how to best care for me, by working very hard to
help me gain the weight I needed in order to receive
a new kidney when the time was right. At the
same time, I was able to be ‘little’ and learn all the
things I needed to develop into the big boy that I
am today.
SickKids assisted mommy and daddy with learning
how to best care for me, by working very hard to
help me gain the weight I needed in order to receive
a new kidney when the time was right. At the
same time, I was able to be ‘little’ and learn all the
things I needed to develop into the big boy that I
am today.
SickKids assisted mommy and daddy with learning
how to best care for me, by working very hard to
help me gain the weight I needed in order to receive
a new kidney when the time was right. At the
same time, I was able to be ‘little’ and learn all the
things I needed to develop into the big boy that I
am today.
By seven months of age, I finally needed the help
of dialysis; which mommy and daddy learnt to
do in our own home for the next 2.5 years. This
helped my body to be cleared of toxins that often
made me very ill, lacking in energy, and limiting me
in the activities children normally do during that
stage of development. Throughout this time, there
were a couple of attempts at a kidney transplant,
but unfortunately they were not successful and I
By seven months of age, I finally needed the help
of dialysis; which mommy and daddy learnt to
do in our own home for the next 2.5 years. This
helped my body to be cleared of toxins that often
made me very ill, lacking in energy, and limiting me
in the activities children normally do during that
stage of development. Throughout this time, there
were a couple of attempts at a kidney transplant,
but unfortunately they were not successful and I
By seven months of age, I finally needed the help
of dialysis; which mommy and daddy learnt to
do in our own home for the next 2.5 years. This
helped my body to be cleared of toxins that often
made me very ill, lacking in energy, and limiting me
in the activities children normally do during that
stage of development. Throughout this time, there
were a couple of attempts at a kidney transplant,
but unfortunately they were not successful and I
continued on reverse
continued on reverse
continued on reverse
had to continue with dialysis. It has been almost
one year since we received our much awaited call,
and because of one very special donor, I now have
the strength and unlimited opportunity to discover
what life should be like for a 4-year-old. Almost all
of my tubes are gone; with the exception of my
G-tube, while I continue the learning process of
how to enjoy solid foods. I will now be able to
participate in all water activities and can proudly
say that I recently graduated from ‘Turtles’ and
will be a ‘Salamander’ in my swimming classes
this spring.
Mommy and daddy say
that they often have a hard
time keeping up with all the
energy that I have today,
but would not trade these
moments for anything in
the entire world.
Hayden
Scott Knight
Special guests joining us for the First Annual
Kidney Classic will be Stu Jeffries and
Colleen Rusholme from 97.3 EZ Rock.
Wake up with Stu and Colleen weekday
mornings from 5 to 9 a.m. Their recent 3-day
radiothon in support of SickKids Hospital
was a huge success and was instrumental
in us hearing Hayden’s story. We are very
fortunate to have Stu and Colleen
join us for the day, as well as Hayden
Knight and his family!!
My name is Hayden Scott Knight – I was born
April 9th, 2003 and this is my story…
I surprised mommy and daddy by arriving a little
earlier than expected at 35.5 weeks; pink, tiny
and of course very adorable! After 3.5 weeks of
struggling to gain weight and showing signs of
failing to thrive, I was transported to SickKids
Hospital where I was diagnosed as having a
‘dysplastic left kidney’. The doctors explained that I
was born with only a portion of the left kidney, I was
in serious renal failure and that my best chances for
survival would eventually
be a kidney transplant.
SickKids assisted mommy
and daddy with learning
how to best care for me,
by working very hard to
help me gain the weight I
needed in order to receive
Hayden
Scott Knight
Special guests joining us for the First Annual
Kidney Classic will be Stu Jeffries and
Colleen Rusholme from 97.3 EZ Rock.
Wake up with Stu and Colleen weekday
mornings from 5 to 9 a.m. Their recent 3-day
radiothon in support of SickKids Hospital
was a huge success and was instrumental
in us hearing Hayden’s story. We are very
fortunate to have Stu and Colleen
join us for the day, as well as Hayden
Knight and his family!!
had to continue with dialysis. It has been almost
one year since we received our much awaited call,
and because of one very special donor, I now have
the strength and unlimited opportunity to discover
what life should be like for a 4-year-old. Almost all
of my tubes are gone; with the exception of my
G-tube, while I continue the learning process of
how to enjoy solid foods. I will now be able to
participate in all water activities and can proudly
say that I recently graduated from ‘Turtles’ and
will be a ‘Salamander’ in my swimming classes
this spring.
Mommy and daddy say
that they often have a hard
time keeping up with all the
energy that I have today,
but would not trade these
moments for anything in
the entire world.
Hayden
Scott Knight
Special guests joining us for the First Annual
Kidney Classic will be Stu Jeffries and
Colleen Rusholme from 97.3 EZ Rock.
Wake up with Stu and Colleen weekday
mornings from 5 to 9 a.m. Their recent 3-day
radiothon in support of SickKids Hospital
was a huge success and was instrumental
in us hearing Hayden’s story. We are very
fortunate to have Stu and Colleen
join us for the day, as well as Hayden
Knight and his family!!