IT HAVE TO DO WITH GOLF?
Journal Entry #15
Friday
August 29, 2003
(NOTE: Click here for the Open Golf Tournaments article!)
MOSAIC kicked off its first Annual Golf Scramble Tournament at King's Deer Golf course in Monument, Colorado on Friday, August 22nd.
Registration was hosted by Misti Corrigan,
Jason DeaBueno, Mark Higgs and Liz Atayde.
Mosaic provides services residentially and vocationally to over 240 individuals having developmental disabilities. Proceeds from the first annual Tee Cup Classic Golf Tournament go to improving the lives of those individuals by ensuring medical needs, purchasing adaptive equipment, and upgrading residences.
Two organizations, Martin Luther Homes and Bethphage, have merged to build homes for the developmentally disabled. Their focus and mission statement is "In partnership with people who have disabilities, MOSAIC provides supports and advocates that all may realize God's gift of wholeness of life." For more information www.mosaicinfo.org.
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| Coleen Abeyta Mosaic Regional Director |
Melissa Smith Community Relations Manager |
Ann McKenzie Program Services Director |
King's Deer, in my opinion, is one of the two most challenging courses in the state along with Pine Creek Golf Course in Colorado Springs. I had planned to rate the course, but after the first hole I decided to put my rating sheet aside and just enjoy the event with my playing partners Bob and Lynn Paydo and Ray Garsez. The club Head Professional, David Talaba, was kind enough to invite me back to rate the course in the future, but my bet is that it will be in the SFG-3 to SFG-5 rating. To find out what SFG ratings are all about click on COURSE RAGINGS.
The golf committee: Harvey LeCato, Bob Martin,
Bob Paydo, and Melissa Smith.
 Par 5 #10. After you get over the hill as far as you can see, you then have another 200 yards to the green, which is guarded by water on the front right and behind. |
 Bob and Lynn Paydo, two of my playing partners. Great folks like everyone at MOSAIC. |