Let the scorecards show a successful round of golf and incredibly fruitful fundraising for our charities!  Seventy-two players and volunteers from all our guilds enjoyed a beautiful day at Cortez on March 27, 2023 at our LOSH Charity Scramble.

Photos of our our monetary results, all our foursomes, results from the various competitions, beautiful raffle baskets, and raffle prize winners are below:

Check out the record-breaking amount raised for our charities!

 

Ladies Results	Men's Results	Mixed Team Results
Ladies First Place: Chris, Sherrie, JoAnn, Cathy	Men's First Place: Leo, Phillip, James, and David	Mixed First Place: Tom, Jac, Kevin, Deb and Bob
Ladies 2nd Place: Ruth, Sherri, Brenda, Colleen	Men's 2nd Pl: BJ, Steve, Richard and Robert	Mixed 2nd Pl: Russell, Cherri, Nancy and Kirby
Raffle Ticket Salesladies: Dee and Susan	Intrepid Co-Chairs: Sara and Liz	Team Kevin Tough
Team Kevin	A few of our many volunteers: Carolyn, Lou Ann, Kathy, Vernell, Maureen, Ann	Adam, Mike, Lori, and Matt
Art, Randy, Mike, and Jim	Charmaine, Bob, Therese, Kathy	Dave, Jason, Bill, Dwayne
Debbie, Carma, Mary, Deb	Ernie, Randy, Clyde, Dan	Frank, Liz, Lou Ann, Ernie
Ike, Trish, John	Larry, David, Scott, Paul	Marty, Bill, David, Mike

Phil, Kateri, Karen, Marian

Vicki, Beth, Sherry, Renee

Cortez 17

Thanks to all the Donors of the contents and those who assembled our beautiful Raffle Baskets!

Closest to the squiggly line on #2 - Phillip Isgrig

Closest to the pin for ladies on #6 - Carma Wood

Closest to the pin for men on #8 - Bill Patterson

Men's 1st Place with a net score of 56 (69 gross)

    David Warren Jr., James Jones, Leo Olberts, and Phillip Isgrig

Men's 2nd Place with a net score of 58 (63 gross)

    Billy Bowen, Steve Gunton, Richard Frederick and Robert Neal

Mixed Team 1st Place with a net score of 56 (71 gross)

    Jac Fosnaugh, Kevin Bartle, Deb Gomez and Bob Gomez

Mixed Team 2nd Place with a net score of 57 (71 gross)

    Cherri Childers, Russell Childers, Nancy Pierce and Kirby Pierce

Ladies Team 1st Place with a net score 57 (72 gross)

    Cathy Ament, Jo Ann Arnold, Chris Cash and Sherrie Nichols

Ladies Team 2nd Place with a net score of 59 (78 gross)

    Ruth Shaw, Brenda Thompson, Sherri Wohlrabe and Colleen Dimitry - playing for Team Kevin

Team with the Overall LOW Gross of 61

     Dave Schwulst, Dwayne Garrett, Bill Patterson and Jason Carter

Raffle and Silent Auction Results:

Raffle II

March's meeting was another packed house to hear about the ministry of Jackson House from Executive Director and daughter of their founder, Jane Woodall Smith.  It was Undie Monday!

Jane Woodall Smith, Executive Director of Jackson House in Hot Springs	A shamrock or two was spotted among a lot of green sweaters!
Current President, Vernell Bowen, shares a laugh with past Presidents, Marie Hylden, and Liz Edwards	Guest Speaker, Jane Woodall Smith, VP Sara Pilgrim, and President, Vernell Bowen

We had a packed house for our February general meeting with guest speaker, Alice Mitchell, from Mosaic Madness in Hot Springs.  Alice brought beautiful samples of the work that has been done in her studio.  All are encouraged to come create!

Tiny Angels	New members Patty Bridges and Patricia Schmidt join Blue Ribbon member Bev Kojder	Vernell, Pat Cuba and Kim behind mosaic samples
Enthusiastic audience, I	Enthusiastic Audience, II	Mad for Mosaics!
More Mosaics	Sara and guest Alice Mitchell enjoy Dottie's Invocation	Phyllis Zapala demonstrates her Mosaic Technique!

           

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2023 Charity Golf Scramble 2

Our January program included gues speaker Janet Dixon, director, and staff member Lindsey Moon of New Beginnings Pregnancy Center in Benton.  We also collected lots of adorable baby items for the center's clients!

Who are the 'fillies' and why are we 'feeding' them?  The 'fillies' are the female workers at Oaklawn who are often far from home, traveling with the horses to various racetracks around the country.  They are always in need of a little pampering, a little something extra...gloves, lotions, a prayer book, a candy bar, a book of stamps to send a note or a card to a family member back home.  Sheila Harrison has been heading up our effort each year to fill Filly Feed Bags for these women.  The bags are distributed at our December meeting; we fill them on our own, and return them in January.  Here's the 80 bags donated this year!

Filly Feed bags stuffed full of items for female workers at Oaklawn. Thanks, as always, to Sheila Harrison, for organizing and delivering!