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Golf Brochure 2014 Itinerary Past years CQAOPO included: RSVP United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation Please reserve _______ individual places at $250 each. List team member names for What: Precision /KKłJC Annual Where: Lakewood Oaks Mission Statement: Willie Aikens Brian McRae Golf Tournament to >AJAłP Golf Club, Ltd. To promote research and education for the whom you are including payment: _____________________________________________ 7:30 /ACEOPN=PEKJ=J@NA=GB=OP Mark Alford Randy Miller diagnosis, treatment and cure of mitochon __________________________________________________________________________ Joe Ascue Jeff Montgomery The United Mitochondrial 651 NE Saint Andrews Cir drial disorders and to provide support to 9:30 -N=?PE?AN=JCASEHH>AKLAJ Shawn Barber Russ Morman Disease Foundation, CASA Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 affected individuals and families. I would like to give the following monetary or In-Kind donation (please list): ___________ Tom Baugh Dan Murray For Children, Gift of Life (816) 373-2505 The Jackson County CASA (Court Appointed __________________________________________________________________________ 9:300DKPCQJ0P=NP Jamie Bluma Les Norman and Variety The Childrens Special Advocates) mission is to be a child’s A SUBSIDIARY OF THE PRECISION DIVISIONS INC. Shirt sizes for players: __________________________________________________________________________ Danni Boatright Freddie Patek • Back Yard QNCAN Lunch Charity Time: 7:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. voice in court. We recruit, train and support lay __________________________________________________________________________ George Brett Marty Pattin volunteers who act as advocates on behalf of Chris Browne Jayice Pearson the best interest of abused and neglected • Awards Dinner and Auction When: October 6, 2014 Sponsorship Tom Burgmeier Bill Pecota children. Annual immediately folloSEJC Sponsored by: Recognition on banner and in marketing materials, 12 player slots, breakfast and Roger Carson Greg Pryor Gift of Life builds awareness of the critical tournament Joe Carter Jamie Quirk need for organ and tissue donation and Golf Platinum $10,000 team photo with celebrity players, one free round of golf for three foursomes, and provides services to transplant patients, their ____________________________________________________________________celebrity autographed golf flag. Mickey Cobb Joe Randa families and living donors. We offer the Life Recognition on banner and in marketing materials, 8 player slots, one free round 5:00 -NKCN=IAJ@O Paul Coffman Steve Renko Savers program in 80 area high schools, and Classic Gold $5,000 Anthony Davis Jack Rudnay ____________________________________________________________________of golf for two foursomes, breakfast and team photo with celebrity players. our Life Mentors volunteer in four area trans- Bobby Dernier Mick Schaffer • Lakewood Oak Recognition on banner and in marketing materials, 4 player slots, breakfast with plant hospitals. 014 s Go Silver $2,000 Lynn Dickey Shawn Sedlacek 6, 2 lf ____________________________________________________________________celebrity players. Variety Children’s Charity of Greater r Cl • Fabulous Tee Package David Segui Variety be ub Jim Eisenreich Kansas City provides children with to , Bronze $1,000 ____________________________________________________________________Recognition on banner, 2 player slots, breakfast with celebrity players. c Lt • Margarita Party Hole Al Fitzmorris Kevin Seitzer developemental disabilities adaptive equipment O d . Tee Box $300 ____________________________________________________________________Recognition at sponsored Tee Box. Kelly Goodburn Will Shields and opportunities for activity and inclusion. • 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd in 3 Flights John Holt Neil Smith Greens $300 Recognition on sponsored Green. For more information on these great THANKS to our sponsor: • Prizes on every hole plus additional Dave Howard Paul Splittorff organizations visit www.umdf.org Your Information prize opportunities Rex Hudler Holly Starr www.jacksoncountycasa-mo.org Name _______________________________________________________________________ Danny Jackson Art Still and www.giftdonor.org • Skins Game-cash paid out www.varietykc.org Email _____________________________________________________________________ Corby Jones Rick Sutcliffe Address _____________________________________________________________________ • Putting contest Jim Kearney Mike Swanson Nick Swartz Phone _______________________________________________________________________ • Shot at the Boat contest Bob Kendrick Joe Laurie Jerry Terrell • Silent and Live Auction Dennis Leonard Foots Walker To benefit: Payment John Wathan Credit Card# _______________________________________________________________________ • Additional cash prizes on all Par 3’s Lief Lisec Bill Maas Frank White Name On Card _____________________________________________________________________ • Tournament within a Tournament John Martin Walter White Billing Address _____________________________________________________________________ Denny Matthews David Whitmore Exp Date _______________________________________________________________________ SIC# _______________________________________________________________________ $ _______________________________________________________________________ John Mayberry Willie Wilson Enclosed is a check for $_______________ (total from above) Ted McNight UMDF Tax ID: 25-1767180 Please submit entry fee or contribution payable to: Precision /KKłJCGolf Classic We are looking forward Court Appointed Special Advocates CASA Tax ID: 43-1401328 FOR CHILDREN 11903 E Old Lone Jack LS Road, Lee’s Summit, MO 64086, 816-254-7100, fax 816-254-7337 to an even bigger and Don’t forget to check with your employer to see if they offer a matching fund program. Many Gift of Life Tax ID: 48-1198979 JACKSON COUNTY CASA Employer *=P?DEJC-NKCN=Iġ better turnout this year! Variety Tax ID: 23-7431670 companies will match your donation – CASA, Gift of Life, United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation and Variety Childrens Charity are all 501(c)(3) organizations. If you need a receipt or a form completed to submit to your employer, contact Rich Hoffman at Precision Thank you! Roofing. Golf4panelinvitation.indd 1 8/25/10 8:26:30 PM Golf4panelinvitation.indd 2 8/25/10 8:26:30 PM Itinerary Past years CQAOPO included: RSVP United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation Please reserve _______ individual places at $250 each. List team member names for What: Precision /KKłJC Annual Where: Lakewood Oaks Mission Statement: Willie Aikens Brian McRae Golf Tournament to >AJAłP Golf Club, Ltd. To promote research and education for the whom you are including payment: _____________________________________________ 7:30 /ACEOPN=PEKJ=J@NA=GB=OP Mark Alford Randy Miller diagnosis, treatment and cure of mitochon __________________________________________________________________________ Joe Ascue Jeff Montgomery The United Mitochondrial 651 NE Saint Andrews Cir drial disorders and to provide support to 9:30 -N=?PE?AN=JCASEHH>AKLAJ Shawn Barber Russ Morman Disease Foundation, CASA Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 affected individuals and families. I would like to give the following monetary or In-Kind donation (please list): ___________ Tom Baugh Dan Murray For Children, Gift of Life (816) 373-2505 The Jackson County CASA (Court Appointed __________________________________________________________________________ 9:300DKPCQJ0P=NP Jamie Bluma Les Norman and Variety The Childrens Special Advocates) mission is to be a child’s A SUBSIDIARY OF THE PRECISION DIVISIONS INC. Shirt sizes for players: __________________________________________________________________________ Danni Boatright Freddie Patek • Back Yard QNCAN Lunch Charity Time: 7:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. voice in court. We recruit, train and support lay __________________________________________________________________________ George Brett Marty Pattin volunteers who act as advocates on behalf of Chris Browne Jayice Pearson the best interest of abused and neglected • Awards Dinner and Auction When: October 6, 2014 Sponsorship Tom Burgmeier Bill Pecota children. Annual immediately folloSEJC Sponsored by: Recognition on banner and in marketing materials, 12 player slots, breakfast and Roger Carson Greg Pryor Gift of Life builds awareness of the critical tournament Joe Carter Jamie Quirk need for organ and tissue donation and Golf Platinum $10,000 team photo with celebrity players, one free round of golf for three foursomes, and provides services to transplant patients, their ____________________________________________________________________celebrity autographed golf flag. Mickey Cobb Joe Randa families and living donors. We offer the Life Recognition on banner and in marketing materials, 8 player slots, one free round 5:00 -NKCN=IAJ@O Paul Coffman Steve Renko Savers program in 80 area high schools, and Classic Gold $5,000 Anthony Davis Jack Rudnay ____________________________________________________________________of golf for two foursomes, breakfast and team photo with celebrity players. our Life Mentors volunteer in four area trans- Bobby Dernier Mick Schaffer • Lakewood Oak Recognition on banner and in marketing materials, 4 player slots, breakfast with plant hospitals. 014 s Go Silver $2,000 Lynn Dickey Shawn Sedlacek 6, 2 lf ____________________________________________________________________celebrity players. Variety Children’s Charity of Greater r Cl • Fabulous Tee Package David Segui Variety be ub Jim Eisenreich Kansas City provides children with to , Bronze
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