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Hospital's annual golf and tennis classic raises more than $26,000

| 29 Sep 2015 | 01:43
    The ladies foursome of from left , Maureen Kohler, Katie Bisaro, Barbara Sullivan and Jo-Ann Daly and were the winners of the Scramble Format, lowest score.
    The ladies foursome of from left , Maureen Kohler, Katie Bisaro, Barbara Sullivan and Jo-Ann Daly and were the winners of the Scramble Format, lowest score.
    The winners of the Scramble Format, lowest score, were the men's foursome of from left, Jonathan Gaspari, Ron Charlton, Bo Kennedy and Nick Redmerski.
    The winners of the Scramble Format, lowest score, were the men's foursome of from left, Jonathan Gaspari, Ron Charlton, Bo Kennedy and Nick Redmerski.
    St. Anthony Community Hospital's annual Golf and Tennis Classic at the Warwick Valley Country Club raised more than $26,000 that will be used to benefit the Medical Equipment and Technology Fund
    St. Anthony Community Hospital's annual Golf and Tennis Classic at the Warwick Valley Country Club raised more than $26,000 that will be used to benefit the Medical Equipment and Technology Fund
    Co-chair Doug Stage thanked everyone for participating and announced the winners of the raffles, prizes and awards.
    Co-chair Doug Stage thanked everyone for participating and announced the winners of the raffles, prizes and awards.
    Co-chairs of this year's event were Doug Stage and Frank Petrucci and Tennis Chair Jane Brief.
    Co-chairs of this year's event were Doug Stage and Frank Petrucci and Tennis Chair Jane Brief.

WARWICK — Seventy-two golfers and 16 tennis players participated in St. Anthony Community Hospital's annual Golf and Tennis Classic on Sept. 16 at the Warwick Valley Country Club, an event that raised more than $26,000.

Co-chairs of this year’s event were Doug Stage and Frank Petrucci and Tennis Chair Jane Brief.

“By all accounts the day was a tremendous success,“ Stage said in the hospital's press release announcing the results of the fund raiser. “We exceeded our fund-raising goal and will contribute the proceeds raised at this event to the Medical Equipment and Technology Fund at St. Anthony Community Hospital.”

Established in 1958, the Warwick Valley Country Club consists of a nine-hole golf course with 18 tee boxes and four state-of-the-art Hydro-Fed soft tennis courts, which afford players extended play without fatigue.

During the Classic, golfers and players received a variety of amenities including drinks delivered directly to the participants, lunch at the club and a shrimp and clam bar on the course. Special raffles, prizes and awards were presented during a ceremony following a cocktail hour and dinner.

Although some golfers came close, no one was lucky enough to win the hole-in-one prize, a brand new car courtesy of Leo Kaytes Ford.