Pencil County Classic
Thursday, August 8, 2013
T-G Photos by Chris Siers
The T-PGA Pencil Country Classic was held at River Bend Country Club on Monday afternoon as a benefit for the Child Development center. After the morning session of the tournament, the tournament paused to recognize several individuals for their involvement and dedication to the cause.
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Child Development Center Director Sarah Hunt greets Jeffrey Howard of Dabora, Inc., a major sponsor of the Pencil Country Classic.
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The 22nd Annual T-PGA Pencil Country Classic, benefiting the Child Development Center, was a great success due to the efforts and support of the community and volunteers. The group included (from left) Golf Chairman David Pitner with his son, Joe Weston Pitner; Dabora, Inc. Diamond sponsor Jeffrey and Mindee Howard with their children, Blake and Jax; Channel 2 News Anchor Bob Mueller with CDC Director Sarah Hunt; and Diamond sponsor Sanford/Newell Rubbermaid representatives Joe Stephenson and Tex Shellhart.
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Kathy Bogle and her son Jason, a recent graduate of MTSU, welcomed golfers to the 22nd Annual T-PGA Pencil Country Classic. Kathy talked about what a difference early intervention and the CDC have made in Jason's life.
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Colleen and Don Embry accept the Jim Grider Award for outstanding dedication from Golf Chairman David Pitner, in memory of their son, Greg.
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Receiving the Outstanding Volunteer Award presented by Bob Mueller is Richard Smith, a long time supporter of the CDC event.
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Kyle Dennis displays the Big Hands Helping Little Hands plaque presented by Sarah Hunt and Channel 2 News Anchor Bob Mueller. Kyle and Bob have been treasured volunteers at the Child Development Center Pencil Country Classic for many years.
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Kyle Dennis, a volunteer assistant, draws the winning raffle ticket as young Blake Howard watches. Sarah Hunt and Channel 2 News Anchor Bob Mueller assist.
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Channel 2 News Anchor Bob Mueller congratulates winning raffle ticket holder Bradley Jones at the 22nd Annual Pencil Country Classic, which benefits over 90 children of the Child Development Center.