alS memorial golf tournament

29th Annual
alS memorial
golf tournament
JUNE 3, 2015
Richmond Country Club
9100 Steveston Highway Richmond BC
Presented by:
agenda | hospitality holes
agenda
Clubhouse Entrance 11:00amRegistration
Banquet Room
11:00am
Champagne Welcome Brunch
Bid for your Dessert
Driving Range Opens
Alongside the Clubhouse
12:45pm Parade of Carts
1:00pm
Shot Gun Start
Banquet Room
5:30–6:30pm
Post Tournament Reception
Hosted by: Maynards Auctions
Silent Auction
6:45pm
Please be Seated
7:00pm
Welcome and Dinner
Emcee: Paul LeBlane
8:00pm
Dessert Cake Auction
Presentation
Video and Guest Speaker: Nadine Sands
8:30pm
Silent Auction Tables Close
8:45pm
Live Auction
9:15pm
Contest Winners Announced
Silent Auction Successful Bidders Announced
Conclusion. Thank you!
9:30pm
hospitality holes
Hole #1 EFES Beer
Hole #10 Freybe BBQ
Hole #4 Clos du Soleil Winery
Hole #11 HUB International Water
& Natures Path
Hole #7 Stanley Park Brewing
Hole #16 Perseus Wine
Hole #8 BC Golf Museum
try out vintage hickory clubs
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welcome
welcome from the president
Welcome to the 29th Annual ALS Memorial
Golf Tournament, through your participation
in this event we celebrate the life of and honour the memory of George (Sonny) Williams
who passed away from ALS.
This event has become a major contributor
to the funding of critical services for ALS patients in our province. The funds raised today,
assist the ALS Society in improving the quality of life for ALS patients their families and
caregivers throughout our province.
ALS is a devastating disease that profoundly
impacts patients, their families, their friends,
their caregivers and all of their lives. Your
invaluable support today helps in many
ways. It allows the ALS Society to provide
much-needed equipment through its loan
program, transportation support for medical care, counseling support and many other
services. It also allows us to host Caregiver
Days throughout BC to assist those providing assistance to their loved ones affected by
this devastating disease while also raising the
awareness and profile of ALS in our province.
The ALS Society of BC thanks you for
participating in and supporting this Annual
Tournament, and in helping us reach our goal
to improve the quality of life for our patients
and their caregivers by providing critically
needed equipment and services that otherwise would not be available to them.
As someone whose family has been directly impacted by this devastating disease
I would like to personally extend my thanks
to all of you for taking time out of your busy
lives to be here today.
Sincerely,
Vandhana Misri, President
welcome from the Interim Chairperson
Being asked to be Interim Chairperson of the
29th Annual ALS Golf Tournament is an honour and a privilege to be able to give back
and help out with such a worthwhile cause.
With your participation and involvement, 30% of the funds raised at the ALS
Memorial Golf Tournament are invested in
the “Sonny” Williams Endowment Fund,
which goes towards supporting caregivers
with caregiver days, and the remaining 70%
goes towards patient services to support
people living with ALS.
Being a caregiver myself I know how important it is to be able to get away even if it is
just for a day, to be able to relax for a moment knowing that your loved one or friend
is being taken care of while you get the
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opportunity to meet others in similar situations, exchange stories and suggestions and
learn about the support etc. that is available
to help give patients the best quality of life
possible living with such a horrific disease.
Many thanks to the tournament committee: Rox Wishinski, Rob Neilson, Kathy
Ostrowercha, Jim, Tom, and Zach Williams,
Ann McArthur, Don McCusker, Carole and
Sandy Sinclair, Boyd McConnachie and
especially the fabulous hardworking staff
of ALS Society of BC for their efforts and
contribution.
Enjoy the day and again thank you.
Bobby Farr, 2015 Interim Chair
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contests
contest
restrictions
To compete in any
contests, you must
purchase an Ultimate
Super Ticket at
registration for $50
per golfer.
Over $55,000 value
of prizes to be won.
Professional golfers
are not eligible.
hOLE-IN-ONE pRIZES
Value $42,000
Hole #4 $15,000 cash; (M 176 yd/ L 161 yd)
Hole #9 Luxurious 4 day/3 night golf vacation to French Lick Resort, Indiana USA
and Travis Mathew – head to toe signature outfit + $500 shopping spree
Hole #12 Travis Mathew – head to toe signature outfit + $500 shopping spree
and $15,000 cash; (M 165 yd/ L 150 yd)
Hole #14 Luxurious 4 day/3 night golf vacation to French Lick Resort, Indiana USA
Sponsored by: MacAskill Wealth Management
contests
Hole #5 Men’s and Ladies Longest Drive: $100 cash each
Hole #9 Men’s and Ladies KP: $100 cash each
Hole #18 Closest to the Line: $100 cash
Putting Contest: $5, $10, $20, and $50 prizes
Like a good caddie, TELUS has a range
of business solutions that keep you on
your ‘A’ game in the office or on the go.
Proud sponsor of the 29th Annual ALSBC Golf Tournament.
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contests continued
top team
$200 cash to each golfer
Sponsored by:
team most likely to improve
1 hour golf lesson for each member of the team
THE ULTIMATE ADDITIONS
Hole #11 Steve Darling Drive: Beat Global TV News Steve Darling’s drive to be entered into draw for a foursome at the
ALS Golf Tournament of Hope – The Dunes Kamloops August 20th. Teams can select to use Steve’s drive on
this hole. Value $680
Your 1/144 chance to win an All Inclusive Trip for Two to Duncanby Lodge for the 2015/16 fishing season! Value $9,000
Sponsored by:
prize: duncanby lodge fishing trip
All-Inclusive Trip for Two to Duncanby Lodge
for the 2015/16 fishing season
This 4 day/3 night or 5 day/4 night package includes:
• Return airfare from Vancouver to Duncanby Lodge
in beautiful Rivers Inlet
• Professional fishing instruction by our Fish Master
and dock staff
• Deluxe land based accommodations in our ocean
front cabins
• Cleaning, dressing, vacuum sealing and packaging of
your catch
• All meals, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, house
wine and beer
• Fishing gear and safety floatation device
• Use of computer and telephone in Lounge
• Use of our modern fleet of 16' Boston Whalers or 17'
Hourston Glascrafts
• Access to our hot tub
• Use of kayaks and canoe fleet for a relaxing paddle
• Bait and cut plug equipment
• Trip is based on availability for either the 4 day/3
night or the 5 day/4 night trip.
This trip is non-refundable, subject, to availability and does not include guiding services. Fishing licenses or gratuities.
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what is als?
als
Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis (ALS) is a
rapidly progressive,
neuromuscular
disease. It attacks the
motor neurons that
transmit electrical
impulses from the
brain to the voluntary
muscles in the body.
When these muscles
fail to receive
messages, they lose
strength, atrophy
and die. ALS can hit
anyone at any, time
regardless of age,
gender, or ethnic
origin. The average
life expectancy after
diagnosis is three to
five years.
• ALS does not
affect the senses;
only rarely does it
affect the mind
• In 90% of cases, it
strikes people with
no family history of
the disease
• Equipment costs
for each patient
average $137,000;
nursing and home
care costs can be
up to 10 times this
amount
why is als sometimes called
lou gehrig's disease?
Many years ago, Lou Gehrig was known as
professional baseball’s “Ironman.” Strength,
agility, excellent health Lou-Gehrig had everything it took to become a baseball legend.
At the peak of his career, he was diagnosed
as having Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
(ALS), and died two years later, at age 39.
frequently asked questions
Q. What are the early symptoms of ALS?
A. ALS usually becomes apparent either in
the legs, the arms, the throat or the upper
chest area. Some people begin to trip and
fall, some lose the use of their hands and
arms, some find it hard to swallow and some
slur their speech.
Q. How do you “catch” ALS, and what
does it do?
A. ALS cannot be “caught” – it is not
contagious. In 90% of ALS cases, it strikes
people with no family history of the disease.
10% of cases are classified as familial or
inherited ALS. It may occur at any age, with
the likelihood increasing as people grow
older; however, many are struck down in the
prime of life. Since the disease frequently
takes its toll before being positively diagnosed, many patients are debilitated before
learning they have ALS. The disease does
not affect the senses – taste, touch, sight,
smell and hearing, and only rarely does it
affect the mind. ALS wreaks a devastating
effect on patients as well as their families.
As they struggle to cope with the prospect
of advancing disability and death, ALS
may consume their financial, physical and
emotional resources. It is a costly disease in
its later stages, demanding both expensive
nursing care and equipment.
Q. What needs to be done to beat ALS?
A. Although recent research has resulted in
significant breakthroughs, more is needed to
find a cure, but research costs money.
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LOU GEHRIG
Q. Is there hope for people with ALS?
A. Yes, thanks to recent advances in research and drug therapies.
Q. What is the ALS Society of BC?
A. Established in 1981, the Amyotrophic
Lateral Sclerosis Society of BC is a nonprofit society. It was founded by ALS
patients, their family members and health
care professionals, to meet the physical and
emotional needs of those living with ALS
and their caregivers.
Q. What does the Society do?
A. The ALS Society of BC raises funds for
both research and to provide direct services and support to those currently living
with ALS. Until a cure is found, the Society
provides patient services to help improve the
quality of life of those diagnosed with this
disease by offering an extensive equipment
loan program, support groups and educational materials. Patients are referred to the
Society by neurologists and other health care
professionals, particularly those at the ALS
Centre at GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre.
Working together as partners, the GF Strong
Team and the Society are dedicated to enhancing each patient’s quality of life. There
is no cost to register for ALS patients or to
access our services.
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tournament team winners of the past
2014
2010
2006–2003
1999
1995
1991
B. Schmunk
D. Schmunk
L. DiMeglio
D. Walters
A. Adrian
E. Sue
J. Chan
I. Maxwell
Missing in action…
Can you help?
B. Lambert
J. Allison
R. McClymont
D. Burneski
B. Lambert
B. Collins
T. Locke
J. Gillis
W. Jensen
L. Kumano
A. Iwata
B. Yip
2013
2009
1998
1994
1990
D. Chafe
S. Boucher
T. Szabo
D. Payne
M. Lai
G. Eng
T. Fong
G. Wei
D. Mitchell
G. Gallant
W. Leong
C. Ratke
B. Morgan
P. Tougas
J. Williams
L. Wiebe
F. Kemp
S. Yamamoto
R. Goulet
M. Andrew
2012
2008
1997
1993
1989
E. Sue
I. Maxwell
A. Adrian
J. Chan
E. Sue
I. Maxwell
J. Chan
A. Adrian
H. McCaffery
D. Louie
J. Barton
P. Matheson
M. Soy
J. Orr
S. Moore
G. Cummings
C. Chu
D. Louie
B. Hughes
2011
2007
1996
1992
B. Schmunk
D. Schmunk
L. Dimeglo
D. Jukes
D. Thiele
M. Hale
B. Thast
B. Price
R. Cruikshank
H. Young
D. Rota
D. Goodwin
F. Hui
G. Watley
S. Oyama
L. Sekora
G. Roussain
T. Haraguichi
S. Oyama
J. Parks
2002
K. Smith
D. Minichello
C. Smith
C. Vandermyer
2001
K. Betts
K. Johnson
E. McGrath
P. Smith
2000
J. Williams
N. Guloien
W. Cox
D. Fennell
1988
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2015 tournament golfers
Thank you
to all of the
golfers
Audley Adrian
Dick McConnachie
Martin Kariya
Securiguard 4some
Bob Schmunk
Ed Sue
Maynards 4some
Shaun Pollard
Bob Lee
Eileen McEwen
McNeil Robb
Bob Morgan
Eoin MacCarthy
Mike Eggan
SKC Engineering
4some
Boyd McConnachie
Eric Beddis
Mike Sutherland
Brad Scott
Esther Mak
Mike Bissell
Brent Lewis
Gail Murray
Mike Smith
Cameron Fleming
Gareth Thomas
Nigel Healey
Carrie Mak
George Eng
Ninth Avenue 4some
The Inland Group
4some
Cathy Adrian
Guloein 4some
Tim Redpath
Cec Sampert
HUB International
4some
Northbridge
Insurance 4some
Chas Woodyer
Chris Forman
Chris Harrison
Chris Day
Chuck Rhodes
CIBC 4some
Dan Bowditch
Dan Cocroft
Daniel Wong
Darcy Kernaghan
Darren Schmunk
Darryn Wilson
Daryl Penner
Dave Owen
David Jukes
Ian Maxwell
Pacific Blue Cross
4some
Jeff Lang
Pen-Cor Mortgage &
Investment Advisors
4some
Jim McEwen
Peter Harris
John MacCarthy
Peter Finley
John Tagert
Randy Drake
John Grieve
RBC 4some
Josh Redpath
Rick Poliquin
Julie MacCarthy
Rob Montgomerie
Ken Finnie
Robert Boscacci
KPMG 4some
Rokstad Power Corp.
4some
Jacquie Woo
Lu DiMeglio
Ron Little
Manulife 4some
Chris Ricci
Stan Peck
Steve Kain
Steve Lawrence
Tamara Choi
Tony Wong
Tony So
Tony Toyer
Tony Fong
Torben Nelson
Trevor Evancic
TSN 1040 4some
Turning Point
Brewery 4some
Ursula Bowditch
VERO Management
4some
Vicki Tickle
Westcare Medical
4some
Roz Wishniski
Sabi Bining
List current as of May 5, 2015
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rules
$200 Gift
Certificate
at the Pro
Shop for each
member of
the winning
team
texas scramble golf rules
•
Each team will consist of four players.
•
All players can tee off at each hole.
•
The nominated team captain then selects the best drive and marks the position (within 6
inches) with a tee peg (not nearer the hole).
•
The other players then retrieve their balls.
•
The player whose ball has been chosen then plays his next shot first.
•
The remaining players then play within six inches of the tee peg (not nearer the hole).
Note! Golf balls shall be placed on closely mown areas and dropped if the chosen ball in
play is in the rough or a hazard.
•
The above method of play is followed until the green is reached.
•
On the green the same method applies. The ball chosen is marked by a putter head
length and players putt from the same spot in turn.
•
Each player must mark the ball after putting. Play continues from each chosen position
until the ball is holed.
•
The score is the total number of shots from the chosen spots (including the tee shot).
Note! If a player putts and misses but then inadvertently knocks the ball into the hole,
then that score counts.
•
Please hand in your scorecards to the Pro Shop immediately following your game.
•
At the end of the round the total for each hole is added together and the strokes
received subtracted to give the total net medal score for the round. The winning team
will be the one with the lowest medal score.
auction rules
•
All auction items will be on display from 5:30pm onward for viewing and the auction will
close at 8:30pm sharp.
•
All prizes have been donated and are not interchangeable. In some cases restrictions do
apply.
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history
bc golf
museum
The BC Golf Museum
would not be here
today without the
generous support of
Mr. George Williams.
The BC Golf Museum
occupies the original
1930 University Golf
Course clubhouse.
Today, the Museum
structure is the
oldest building in BC
built for golf and still
used for golf. On a
tour of the building,
visitors meander
through 18 holes as if
playing a golf course.
Hole #4 features a
selection of 5,000
golf and biography
books. Hole # 13
houses the Golf Hall
of Fame of BC. Hole
#17 contains the
archives of our
tournament records,
course histories, and
player biographies.
Mr. Mike Riste, Volunteer Office Manager,
Historian and Curator
BC Golf Museum
bcgolfhouse.com
Visit Mike at Hole #8
to experience hitting
hickory clubs from
the 1920’s
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2015 will mark the 29th anniversary of the
ALS Memorial Golf Tournament
The ALS Memorial Golf Tournament originated as the Asia Pacific Golf Tournament and
was first held on June 26, 1987, in conjunction with the Asia Pacific Festival. The goal
was to raise funds to support local charitable
organizations. The tournament was a vehicle
to raise the money while at the same time
creating fellowship and goodwill amongst
the many players from the Pacific Rim and
Canada. George “Sonny” Williams President
and CEO of Williams Moving and Storage,
was an active supporter from the beginning.
CAREGIVER DAY
NORTH CENTRAL ISLAND
In 1992 after being diagnosed with ALS,
George Williams was appointed Honourary
Chairperson. From this point onward, partial
funds raised were donated to the ALS Society of BC.
It was his belief that if you take something
out of the community you must put something back into the community.
George left his mark on many aspects of BC
golf and business. He had been adamant
in his pursuit of integrity for the moving
industry. He was one of the first principal
patrons for the BC Golf Museum. To add to
his other contributions he was credited as
single handedly saving the BC Open from a
sure demise in 1982.
In 1995, Jim Williams became the president of
the Asia Pacific Golf Foundation and in honour of his father the name of the tournament
was changed to the George Williams Asia Pacific Golf Foundation Invitational Tournament.
According to Arv Olson’s book Backspin, a
few weeks after the first pro-am experience
at the BC Open, George was telling the Vancouver Golf Club professional, Al Nelson, how
much he enjoyed the Pro-Am. Al, a BC PGA
director at the time, thanked him for his kind
words, but also expressed concern that the
BC Open might be unable to carry on due to
financial difficulties. George asked him how
much it would take to continue the BC Open
and Al replied with a figure of $15,000. Moments later George handed Nelson a cheque
for $20,000.
In eight years, the George Williams BC Open
ascended from an uncertain $75,000 tournament to the Canadian Tour’s most lucrative
event, with a $160,000 prize pot. Some of the
winners during George’s sponsorship years
were BC residents Jim Nelford, Rick Gibson
and Jim Rutledge.
George was named a CPGA honorary director for his contributions.
George “Sonny” Williams died on Tuesday,
January 30, 1996 at 12:20am. The game of
golf and the entire province lost a true friend.
George “Sonny” Williams Memorial
Endowment to Support Caregivers
In 1999, the tournament directed funds raised
to ALS and the tournament name changed
to the George Williams Memorial ALS Charity
Golf Tournament.
The George “Sonny” Williams Endowment
Fund was established by the Williams family
in 2003 to support caregivers of people living with ALS in BC. Today, 30% of the funds
raised at the ALS Memorial Golf Tournament
are invested in the Endowment Fund to support caregivers and the remaining 70% is donated to patient services to support people
living with ALS to have the best quality of life
possible living with this horrific disease.
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be a cake hero
Leave a bit of room for something sweet
and support ALS. The dessert your table
enjoys after dinner is picked by you.
Check out the selection of over 20
beautiful cakes that have been crafted by
the best local bakeries. Be the “hero” for
your table and purchase the picking
order for your favourite cake. But
remember; no pick – no dessert!
100% of the proceeds support ALS.
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AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Wall of Wine
at the 29th Annual ALS Memorial Golf Tournament
Be a part of this year’s Wall of Wine and support ALS. Remember to pack a fine
bottle of wine in your golf bag to drop off at registration. Your bottle will be
included in the Wall of Wine – a collection of 144 bottles of wines – that will be
auctioned off at the Live Auction. Forget your bottle? No problem. We will also
have a Boot Legger that can purchase a bottle of wine on your behalf for $20.
Thank you for your support.
live auction
auctioneer
wall of wine
Bid on the collection of wine donated by our golfers.
soccer suite for 16
Watch the Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Real Salt Lake on Saturday, August 8,
2015 7pm at BC Place in a suite for 16 people. Plus, receive a Bob Lenarduzzi
book, an autographed jersey, and a team autographed ball.
The live auction is
hosted by Adesa
Vancouver.
own a piece of hockey history
Complete 2015 Team Canada World Juniors Championship team
signed jersey. Framed with team photo and engraved plate.
elite health assessment
Unhurried time with a preventive health physician:
• Physical assessment
• Complete cancer and heart disease
screening
• A full hour with a nutrition specialist
• Abdominal ultrasound
• Comprehensive laboratory testing
• Complete fitness assessment
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• Assessment of stress and work-life balance
• Testing for vision, hearing and lung
function
• Update of all routine vaccinations
• PSA testing for males
• Gynaecological exam, PAP smear, and
Ferritin testing for females
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drive contest | tournament committee
STEVE DARLING DRIVE CONTEST – Hole #11
1
All players tee off at Hole #11 as usual.
2
Steve Darling from Global BC News will take an extra drive. Teams can choose to use his
drive so it is equal for all in the scoring.
Prize
Beat Steve’s drive to be entered into the draw to win:
A foursome at the ALS Golf Tournament of Hope on August 20th 2015 at The
Dunes in Kamloops. $680 value
Note: You are only eligible to win the Steve Darling Drive Contest if you have purchased an
Ultimate Super Ticket. Available at registration for $50 per golfer.
29th annual als memorial golf
tournament committee
Bobby Farr,
Interim Chairperson
Ann McArthur
Boyd McConnachie
Don McCusker
Ron Neilson
Kathy Ostrowercha
Carole & Sandy Sinclair
Jim Williams
Tom Williams
21 locations throughout British Columbia, the Yukon, California, Arizona and New Mexico
Burnaby • Campbell River • Cranbrook • Fort St. John • Kamloops • Langley • Nanaimo
Penticton • Prince George • Quesnel • Vernon • Whitehorse • Williams Lake
US Branches
Albuquerque NM • Carson CA • Farmington NM • Fontana CA
Montebello CA • Phoenix AZ • San Diego CA • Tucson AZ
Zach Williams
Ros Wishinski
www.inland-group.com
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als society of bc information
alsbc patient
services
programs
It is the mission of
the ALS Society of
BC to provide direct
support to ALS
patients, along with
their families and
caregivers, to ensure
the best quality of life
possible while living
with ALS. Our patient
services programs
help us achieve that
mission.
Our Patient Services
Programs:
• Equipment Loan
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015–16
President
Vandhana Misri
Directors
Louise Adderly
Immediate Past President
Travis Stevenson
Erin Barrett
Dr. Neil Cashman
Vice President
Paul LeBlanc
Dr. Andrew Eisen
Ann McArthur
Treasurer
Norm Louie
Don McCusker
Richard Poliquin
Secretary
Donna Bartel
Dave Walman
Jim Williams
North Central Island Chapter President
Glenda Reynolds
Honourary Life Director
Dr. Andrew Eisen
Victoria Chapter President
Joyanne Plewes
Honourary Life Director
Dr. Charles Krieger
Program
• Transportation
Assistance Support
Program
• Support Groups
• Psychological
Treatment Services
• Caregivers Days
• Camp Alohi Lani
• Care Connections
• Mobile Clinics
Find out more about
these programs at:
alsbc.ca
Staff contacts
Phone: 604-278-2257 or 1-800-708-3228
Wendy Toyer
Executive Director
e [email protected] x 222
Steven Tsi
Database Coordinator
e [email protected] x 227
Rena Mendoza
Iman Ghahremani
Manager of Donor Relations & Finance
e [email protected] x 225
Billie Doyle
Equipment Loan Program Coordinator
e [email protected] x 223
Volunteer & Event Support Coordinator
e [email protected]
x 229
Alexandra Guerrero
Administration & Support
e [email protected] x 231
Jamie Jackson
Director of Patient Services
e [email protected] x 226
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thank you to our tournament sponsors
TITLE SPONSORS
PIN FLAGS
GOLF CARTS
POST TOURNAMENT
RECEPTION
DINNER WINE
Dawna & Nels
Guloien
GOLF BALLS
TOP TEAM
PRINTING
HOLE-IN-ONE
MacAskill Wealth Management
AUCTIONEER
Marc Bergevin
HOLE SPONSORS
Williams
Family
HOSPITALITY HOLES
SIGNAGE
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VOLUNTEERS
TELUS Alumni
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AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
SOCIETY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
1233 – 13351 Commerce Parkway
Richmond, BC V6V 2X7
T604.278.2257
or 1.800.708.3228
www.alsbc.ca
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