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Waynesboro YMCA raises $13K at charity golf tournament

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merv wootenThe Waynesboro YMCA has put the capper on another successful Merv Wooten Invitational golf tournament. The Y raised more than $13,000 for programs and scholarships at the tournament, held at the Waynesboro Country Club.

The event was sponsored by Bowman Family Dentistry and Weaver Insurance & Financial Advisors.

“Our thanks to the folks at Bowman, Weaver and all of the other businesses and individuals who made this event a success,” said Jeff Fife, the executive director of the YMCA.

 

Winners

Obaugh Chevrolet Putting Contest: Joe King

First Place Gross Winners: Larry Thompson, Tom Austin, Joe King, Robert Gabler

First Place Net Winners: Merv Wooten, Chris Wooten, Bill League, Matt Coulling

Second Place Gross Winners: Seth Bokelman, Bill Knizner, Lee Quillen, Bill Mikolay

Second Place Net Winners: Jeff Graves, Mark Graves, Fred Willard, David Passarrell

Third Place Gross Winners: J.R. Showalter, Brent Showalter, Rick Miller, Chad Hatter

Third Place Net Winners: Richard Shirey, Judy Shirey, Greg Trobaugh, Dennis Greer

 

More on the Y is online at www.WaynesboroYMCA.com.

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