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Hershey Country Club West Course Golf Scramble Hershey® Country Club West Course and Picard Grand Pavilion Friday, October 5, 2018 Supporting: Heart and Vascular Institute Presenting Sponsor: EVENT SPONSORS: EVENT SPONSOR: N HAMILTONttorneys Your Personal Injury & Workers' Compensation A Pantone 1807 CVU MISTER BOBBIN THE EMBROIDERY SPECIALIST Hershey® is a trademark used with permission. Rob Hamilton died suddenly on October 7, 2005, at age 38. He was a well known attorney, a loving son, brother, husband, and most importantly, a devoted father who left behind a one year old daughter and a three year old son. Rob died of Cardiac Sarcoidosis, and like many people with this disease, sudden death occurred absent of a previous cardiac event. Cardiac Sarcoidosis is a multi-system disease involving inflammation that produces tiny lumps of cells in various organs of the body. Half of the Sarcoidosis patients never experience symptoms, with the abnormality only appearing in chest x-rays. Studies show that 60 to 70 percent of Sarcoidosis victims are between 20 to 40 years old. Sarcoidosis, once thought to be uncommon, is now known to affect tens of thousands of people throughout the United States. Undiagnosed and untreated, this disease can be fatal by causing sudden death in a seemingly healthy person. In his memory, The Rob Hamilton Memorial Golf Tournament was established to raise funds, with your support, for the Heart & Vascular Institute at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Together, we can help to ensure that research and awareness programs will ultimately help physicians better diagnose and treat Cardiac Sarcoidosis. Sponsors: Friends of Rob Additional Acknowledgements: A special thank you to the following for their continued support in making this event so successful! Janelle Stelson WGAL News 8 — Emcee Cumulus Media Harrisburg/WINK 104– Event Banners Dr. Robert & Kathy Hamilton— Centerpieces Patrick Lewis (Klick Lewis) — Hole-In-One Prizes Mr. Bobbin Embroidery — Golfer Gift Maria’s Flowers — Flower Arrangements Woo De La Kitchen-Appetizers Hershey Tanger Outlet Subway-Box Lunches Calkins Creamery — Cheese Tray Bob Steckbeck — Website Design & Support Ray Deimler — Program Design Wilsbach Distributors Inc. — Golf Course Beer John Jelliff (Dr. Pepper Snapple Group) — Golf Course Soft Drinks and Water Schedule of Events: Hershey Country Club West Course Golf Scramble 11:30 am . Golf Registration, Box Lunch 1:00 pm. Tee Time Picard Grand Pavilion 11:30 am –8:30 pm . Silent Auction 5:30 pm-6:30 pm. Reception 6:15 pm. .Golf Awards 6:30 pm-9:00 pm. Buffet Dinner & Cash Bar 6:30 pm . Welcome by Janelle Stelson 6:40 pm. Maria Hamilton, Chris Hamilton 6:45 pm………………...Heart & Vascular Institute 8:30 pm . Silent Auction Closes 8:45 pm . Silent Auction Check Out Opens *Blessing by Father Joshua Brommer We are honored to welcome our Emcee Janelle Stelson from WGAL News8 The Committee Members: Maria Hamilton, Event Co-Chair Chris Hamilton, Event Co-Chair Rita Marcocci, Event Co-Chair Chris Marcocci, Event Co-Chair Bob Hamilton, Annual Lecture Coordinator Kathy Hamilton, Sponsorship Sales Lucy Hamilton, Dinner/Reception Lori Marks, Silent Auction Anne Freer, Volunteer Coordinator Ron Giovanniello, Course Beverages Michael Pries, Door Prizes/Gifts Silent Auction Guidelines: 1. The Silent Auction will begin at 11:30 am and end at 8:30 pm. The Emcee will give notice fifteen and five minutes before the close of the auction. 2. A bid sheet will be displayed for each auction item, listing the starting bid and the minimum raise. 3. Your bid number can be found on the inside portion of your place setting card. 4. You can bid on an item by signing your bid number and the amount of your bid. 5. If you are the first to bid on an item, you must bid at least the minimum bid. Each successive bid must exceed the previous amount by at least the min- imum raise. Bids not reaching the minimum raise will be forfeited. 6. The last bidder or the bidder with the highest bid on the bid sheet at the close of the Silent Auction is the winning bidder. 7. All items must remain at their tables and should be picked up by event runners who will give the items to the winning bidder after payment has been made. 8. At the close of the Auction, check out will begin at 8:45 pm. After payment has been made by cash, check, or credit card (Visa or M/C), please collect the auction items that you have won from an event runner. SILENT AUCTION ITEMS: A. ENTERTAINMENT & TRAVEL: A1 Ellen DeGeneres Show VIP Experience and Warner Bros. Studio VIP Tour Two tickets to a taping of the Ellen DeGeneres Show where you and a guest will receive VIP seating. Ellen is now in it's 16th season is an award-winning talk- variety show that continues to be the hottest ticket in Los Angeles! You and your guest will enjoy all the ex- citement of being a part of the studio audience. Addi- tionally you and your guest will enjoy a VIP Tour of the Warner Bros. Studios. Value: Priceless! A2 Cooking Classes at the Culinary Institute of America Experience the art of culinary classics with cooking les- sons from top chefs at the world-class Culinary Institute of America, located in bucolic Hyde Park, New York. This experience provides you with (1) Food Enthusiast cooking class gift certificate so you can explore your own culinary awakening! Value: $250 A3 Zoo America A perfect way to spend time with the family...enjoy a behind the scenes tour of the zoo! Zoo America staff members will conduct the tour where you can experi- ence what it's like to feed the animals, hold and touch the animals, and experience the zoo like never before. This unique experience is for 4 people and is ideal for the whole family. Value: $200 A4 Meet Dr. Oz in NYC You and three guests will receive the VIP treatment during a taping of the Dr. Oz Show in NYC! This experi- ence includes four (4) VIP tickets to the show and a photo opportunity with Dr. Oz. Be a part of the audi- ence for America’s best known doctor and 9-time Day- time Emmy Award winning show! Value: Priceless! A5 WGAL Behind the Scenes This is your chance to take a behind the scenes tour of WGAL TV studios in Lancaster! An experience you can share with family and friends. This exclusive behind the scenes tour is for up to 10 people and will give you a look inside the inner workings of a TV and News Stu- dio. A6 Williams Sonoma Experience Sharpen your culinary skills with this cooking class cer- tificate for either a group or private lesson. And while you wait to make that call, stir up this delicious pumpkin chocolate chunk bread and invite your friends to enjoy. Easy to prepare when all the essentials are included. Value: $115 A7 HersheyPark in the Dark Trick or Treat! You and your family will love all the thrill- ing rides and Halloween themed fun at HersheyPark in the Dark with these four (4) one day admission tickets. The tickets are valid Oct 19-21, Oct 26-28, and Nov 2- 4th. Value: $160 A8 Disney on Ice Tickets Your favorite Disney characters brought to life with the artistry of ice skating. Enjoy these four (4) tickets to Disney on Ice Mickey’s Search Party Oct 18-20th. Value: $140 A9 Troeg’s Brewery Experience Enjoy a behind the scenes tour of Troeg's Brewery and production facility. This package includes a VIP tour for 10 people. A great way to spend time with friends and family! Value: $150 A10 Troeg’s Brewery Experience Enjoy a behind the scenes tour of Troeg's Brewery and production facility. This package includes a VIP tour for 10 people. A great way to spend time with friends and family! Value: $150 B. SPORT EVENTS & MEMORABILIA: B1 Tickets to Pittsburgh Steelers Home Game Enjoy two (2) tickets to the Steelers vs Cleveland Browns game on Sunday October 28, 2018 at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, PA. Value: $400 B2 Penn State Football Tickets Graciously donated by Dr. Craig Hillemeier, Dean and CEO of Penn State Health, you and a guest will enjoy these 50 yard line tickets to see the Nittany Lions take on Maryland Terrapins on Saturday November 24th! Value: Priceless! B3 Big East Championship Game March to Madison Square Garden in NYC and enjoy all of the action with two (2) tickets to one of college bas- ketball’s premiere events! The BIG EAST Champion- ship Game on Saturday March 16, 2019! The tourna- ment celebrates its 37th year at Madison Square Gar- den March 13th through March 16th 2019. This tourna- ment is college basketball's longest-running postsea- son basketball conference tourney held at the same venue. Current BIG EAST men's basketball programs have enjoyed extraordinary success over the years. Georgetown, Marquette and Villanova have won the national championship, and DePaul, Providence, St. John's and Seton Hall have all made it to the Final Four. Value: Priceless! B4 Tennis at Hershey Country Club Tennis anyone? Whether you're a beginner or interme- diate, young or young at heart, social or competitive player the Hershey Country Club has a tennis program for you! Enjoy this $100 certificate good for tennis les- sons or clinics at the Hershey Country Club during the 2018 season. Value: $100 B5 Hershey Country Club – Golf Hershey Country Club is known for impeccably main- tained greens and the natural beauty of its rolling fair- ways, Hershey Country Club is steeped with rich histo- ry on every hole.
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