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Annual Report “Good Golfers. Better People.” 20 18
GOLF Skills to LIFE Skills ON THE COVER: Kayla Cherian and Claireese Tedjo at Alling Memorial, New Haven, CT. THIS PAGE: Sungjin Lee at Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course, Bridgeport, CT. 2 • The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018
What drives us? Message from:
Mark Moriarty, Executive Director
2018 was a memorable year for The First Tee of Connecticut! In April our chapter
was victorious in the “Brackets For Good” competition for the Connecticut region, in
June we were fortunate to have UCONN alum and NBA Hall of Famer Ray Allen as the
guest speaker at our annual Patrons’ Breakfast and in October we hosted our first “Taste
of the Tee” in Greenwich.
On the golf course, a few of our participants were victorious at the local and regional
level and in the classroom, many of our participants achieved great success including
38 young people who were recognized with scholarships totaling $39,500 through our
chapter.
Thanks to our many supporters, who are listed within this Annual Report, and
our coaches and volunteers, some of whom are highlighted in “The Front 9”, we were
able to positively impact the lives of nearly 70,000 young people! We had support from
new donors who came to us unexpectedly: “I singled out your program to donate and
support, based upon your work with underserved youth while introducing golf (sport &
discipline) and more,” and from long time donors who have supported us for nearly 20
years (more to come on our 20th Anniversary celebrations).
In the young people whom we serve we can see what the future holds, and I am
proud to say that the future looks bright. From the pure excitement that our youngest
participants display when they arrive for their first TARGET session to the community
First Tee Alum Dan Schena service projects in which our high school participants are engaged, there is plenty to celebrate at The First
and Executive Director Mark Tee of Connecticut. A few of our high schoolers were even chosen to represent our chapter at National
Moriarty at “Dogg Day ’18.” Opportunities hosted by The First Tee: Elena Anderson of Windsor at the National Par-3 Championship
Dan is a former recipient of the and College Golf Prep Academy and Meghna Mazumdar of South Windsor and Matthew Luponio of
the Andrew K. Dwyer Foun- Southington at the Joe Louis Barrow, Jr. Life Skills & Leadership Academy.
dation Scholarship and the
Nationally, The First Tee has unofficially adopted a slogan that says, “Good Golfers. Better People.”
foundation honored our chapter
as their “Partner of the Year” in and I firmly believe that this represents the true goals within our organization. Our greatest successes will
September. be seen in all the ways that these young people will positively impact their communities beyond the golf
course, although making a few birdies and eagles along the way would be nice too!
However you support or participate in The First Tee of Connecticut, thank you for being part of this
important effort to introduce more young people to the game of golf and to empower them with the very
important Core Values, Healthy Habits and life skills that are inherent to our great game.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Brad Faxon (Hon. Dir.) Henry T.A. Moniz STAFF
Beverly Baker Christopher Goodwin (CCMA) Michael Moraghan (CSGA) Mark Moriarty, Executive Director
Kenneth Baldwin, Secretary J.J. Henry (Hon. Dir.) David E. Polk, Emeritus Director Christy Miller, Director of Development
Donald J. Barr, Emeritus Director Peter T. Joyce Glen M. Rapoport, D.M.D.
Theodore (Teddy) Bobroske Joe LaCava (Hon. Dir.) Gary M. Reynolds, Emeritus Director Ilona Emmerth, Director of
Paul Bocciarelli, D.M.D. David M. Ladd Marshall S. Ruben Strategic Partnerships
Tim Bunt Mercedese (Ellie) Large Mim Schreck (CWGA) Mark Murnane, Program Director
Coach Jim Calhoun (Hon. Dir.) David P. Marks C.F.A. Scott Seymour
Jeff Calhoun Donny Marshall (Hon. Dir.) Lauren Stephens Coleman Davis, Director of Instruction
Elizabeth (Liz) Caron (Hon. Dir.) Ian Marshall (CTPGA) Thomas E. (Tom) Vacheron Tim Swensen, Partnerships Coordinator
Jeffrey L. Cohen, M.D. Daniel Martinez (Hon. Dir.)/Alumni John J. Walsh, Jr.
Taylor Januario,
Javier Colon (Hon. Dir.) Edwin H. May III, Chairman Emeritus Craig Watchmaker
Assistant Program Director
Alicia B. (Lisa) Davenport Manu Mazumdar Marc Weston (CGCS)
David Dixon, Chairman Patricia H. Meiser Suzy Whaley (Hon. Dir.) Marie Bernatchez,
Barbara Karis Downey (SNEWGA) Paul E. Mersereau, Esq., Emeritus Director Lorenzo (Skip) B. Wyatt, Treasurer Administrative Associate
The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018 • 3
Our Front 9
INFLUENCER: Corrin completing a task while having fun, knowing that I am doing my part
Grieco with Pure Insurance is not in impacting the lives of the young people in positive ways in their
only a very engaged corporate development towards becoming outstanding citizens is what I love.”
supporter of The First Tee of Con- Bobby added that the support we get from corporate sponsors is key
necticut (TFTCT), but she’s also to our success going forward, but what thrills him the most is the out-
a parent of a participant! Corrin reach to our communities that are lacking access to golf and are not
was instrumental in bringing exposed to this wonderful game. “Giving the minority communities
PURE on board as a corporate access to get involved in golf is so valuable, not only for our students
sponsor at TFTCT. “I was inspired and coaches but for their parents as well.”
by PURE Insurance’s President and
CEO Ross Buchmueller’s, enthusiasm TEACHER PROFILE: Mark
and passion for the impact The First Tee Ottusch, K-8 Health and Physical
is making in the lives of children across the country and decided to Education Department Head and
explore opportunities within my local community. In our small state, Physical Education Teacher at King
there is a large population of children whose lives could be redirected St. Intermediate School in Dan-
simply by participating in The First Tee’s programs. I am optimistic bury has been involved with The
that PURE’s support of the Connecticut chapter will have an impact First Tee program since the 2011-
on expanding their footprint and providing programming to more 2012 school year. Each year, four
children.” As a parent, Corrin says her son Graydon received top- hundred kids at King St. Inter-
notch golf instruction, made friends with children outside of his com- mediate get to experience The First
munity and made great strides with his sportsmanship. He learned Tee In-School program with many
how to introduce himself to a new friend, that shaking hands is not students transitioning to the green grass
only for adults, that respect is cool, that being a good sport means programming at Richter Park. Mark believes
you need to be a good winner and a good loser, and so much more! that the First Tee golf program helps its participants build self-con-
fidence. “The high quality of instruction allows the participants to
ADVISORY COMMITTEE make great improvements; not just physically, but in the quality of
MEMBER: President and CEO their character as well.” Each year the First Tee program exposes over
of Bartlett Brainard Eacott, Tom 5,000 of Danbury’s elementary students to the game of golf. “We are
Panczer has served on our First extremely appreciative of the support that the program gives us to
Tee Charity Classic Golf Advisory expose our students to an activity that can keep them physically active
Committee for several years. Tom throughout their entire life.”
has had an up close and personal
view of TFTCT as his company NEW BOARD MEMBER:
oversaw the construction of the Attorney, Alicia Davenport joined
David & Geri Epstein Learning the Board in 2018 representing
Center in Cromwell in 2012. “My Eversource. Alicia says she was very
first introduction to the First Tee of excited to get involved because
Connecticut was during a meeting with Ted golf is a big part of her life and
May and David Polk regarding the construction of their facility. is the vehicle used by TFTCT
Their enthusiasm and love for this wonderful organization was so in- to teach important life skills to
fectious that I was more than happy to help out with their fund-rais- kids. “I was also excited to be
ing events.” Tom has played an instrumental role in the success of a part of something that seeks to
our signature golf tournament at the TPC River Highlands improve the lives of low-income kids,
having been such a kid growing up.”
Coach Profile: Coach Eversource has been a strong supporter of
Bobby Powell, PGA has been The First Tee for many years, providing the land that The First Tee
involved since 2000 and is our building and golf facilities are built on. “Eversource is committed to
longest tenured coach at TFTCT! serving the neighborhoods where our employees work and live and
Bobby says that what he enjoys supporting an organization that is dedicated to the positive devel-
most about TFT is not only the opment of kids in those communities is an important part of that
golfing skills, but teaching the service.” Alicia enjoys learning about the “success stories” of the kids
Life Skills, the Nine Core Values who learned golf and life skills through the TFTCT programs and are
and the Healthy Habits. “Seeing now returning home to pay it forward by working with kids them-
the smiles on the students’ faces after selves.
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Our youngest participants enjoying
warmup activities at Fairchild
Wheeler Golf Course in Bridgeport.
FACILITY OPERATOR: NEW FACE: Assistant Program
Alling Memorial Golf Course has Director, Taylor Januario may
been a program location for fifteen be our newest staff member at
years and Larry Thornhill has TFTCT, but she’s far from a new
been there for the duration. Larry face – as she has been involved
says he believes that TFTCT with The First Tee longer than
teaches kids that golf can be fun anyone on the staff!! Taylor
and he hopes the kids continue to started with The First Tee in 2004
play the game for the rest of their as a ten-year-old taking classes at
lives. “It is important to the leaders Goodwin with Coach Dan. “My
of the City of New Haven to have a first shot was amazing and that’s when
golf facility that supports the surrounding I realized that golf is something I wanted to
communities and provides access to education and recreation, there- keep playing.” Taylor’s journey has come full circle – she went from
fore it has been a mutually beneficial relationship for 15 years.“ participant to coach to staff member. Taylor said that coaching was
sort of a spontaneous thing that she quickly fell in love with once she
PARTICIPANTS: Libby decided to try it. “Not only to be that female face, so other girls can
and Samantha Dunn have see that it’s not only a male sport but also to see that look when kids
been involved in the program for make that amazing shot, the same look I had when I fell in love with
six years. The girls were both the sport.” In February, Taylor joined TFTCT staff. She has seen and
influenced to give the game a try been a part of all the changes of the First Tee over the past 15 years
due to their dad’s affinity for the and in her words, her favorite thing about TFTCT is “that it contin-
sport. Samantha says she also ues to grow.”
wanted to try anything her older
sister had! Libby says that the VOLUNTEER PRO-
things she enjoys most about golf FILE: As a retired educator/
are being outside and meeting new school counselor and standout ath-
people at the tournaments she participates lete, Walter Shelton knows
in. Samantha says she loves the staff members that make TFTCT an how to reach children. Walter
enjoyable place to be and also the opportunity to meet others that became interested in the TFTCT
you have something in common with! Both Libby and Samantha program while using the practice
hope to continue playing golf at the high school and college level. As facility at TPC River Highlands
an 8th grader, Libby has had several opportunities to play in differ- after he witnessed the involvement
ent tournaments already and recently was honored to be invited to and the enthusiasm of the partici-
represent TFTCT at the First Tee Invitational in Philadelphia. Six pants and coaches. He began coaching
Grader Samantha summed it up well, “Golf is so much more than a for TFTCT in 2016. Walter says that it’s
club hitting a ball. It is the kindness we have to put out to others that more than just learning and teaching the game of golf to the kids
makes golf whole.” – it’s about a way of life. “TFTCT is a gateway to diversity in my
opinion. I love seeing children from different cultures and ethnicities
walk in the front door. To see the participants engaging together with
common and even different goals is heartwarming to me. TFTCT
9 Core Values
participants are winners.” l
Players learn values like honesty and responsibility
by calling penalties on themselves and reporting their
own score. By participating in The First Tee,
youth are introduced to Nine Core Values which
are incorporated throughout the program. The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018 • 5
WRAP-UP
T
2018 Program he winter is
usually our off
season but new
and returning
families enjoyed taking
small group lessons with
Coach Lindsey, four Open
Houses and tee times on
the simulator on holidays
and select weekend days.
2018 was a year beset by
poor weather throughout
the late spring, summer
and fall but our First Tee
participants and coaches
persevered (with lots of
rescheduling!) for a fun First Tee participants at the
and fulfilling season. Nutmeg State Games –
The Travelers Champi- Connecticut’s Junior Olympics.
onship always brings great
excitement to greater Hart-
Teaching life skills is an integral part of our curric-
ford, and in particular at The First Tee. On Tuesday of
ulum and several of our participants furthered their
that week, many of our participants enjoyed meeting
progress within our chapter and nationally. In July,
and playing 4 holes on our Karl Krapek Learning Links
Meghna Mazumdar and Matthew Luponio attended
course with several PGA Tour pros. Others walked 9
the week-long Life Skills & Leadership Academy at
holes with several tour pros for their practice round and
Michigan State University. Alex Cavaliere became our
were invited inside the ropes for a hole!
chapter’s first ACE certified participant (the highest skill
Throughout the summer, we were fortunate to host
level), prior to heading off to Penn State.
several groups on Mondays (our course maintenance
Thank you to the facilities operators and their staff
day) to introduce golf and/or continue teaching life and
who welcome The First Tee of Connecticut’s coaches
golf skills. Highlights were Waterbury Police Athletic
and participants to their golf courses or driving ranges
League participants playing on The Learning Links
for weekly programs! You provide the classroom where
with Coach Lindsey; it was the first time several of these
our learning takes place and for that we are thankful. l
children had ever been to a golf course. We also hosted
several teenage boys from an autistic summer support
group; they practiced their putting and hit a few drives Alling Memorial, New Haven
Facility Listing
on the course. These were all rewarding experiences for Course at Yale, New Haven
our staff and the children. East Mountain, Waterbury
Our eight weeks of summer camp continued to be Ellington Ridge, Ellington
sold out. Our new Camp Director introduced yoga
Elmridge, Pawcatuck
into our warmups, in addition to our daily activities of
Fairchild Wheeler, Bridgeport
instruction, playing golf on the course and other fun
Fairways, Branford
games. Every Friday afternoon, we hosted our partic-
ipants’ families, so the children could share what they Goodwin Park, Hartford
learned all week (on the putting green, practice facility Highland Greens, Prospect
and the course). Keney Park, Hartford
Our fall season culminated with several opportunities Klein’s, Madison
for participants to test their on-course skills, in fun but Miner Hills, Middletown
competitive events: two Parent-Child events, one at Prospect Golf, Prospect
Lyman Orchards and the other at our Fairfield County Richter Park, Danbury
site, Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course. We also co-host- Roseland, Woodstock
ed the popular East Mountain Junior Open, with our Stanley, New Britain
friends at East Mountain Golf Course.
Twin Lakes, Branford
6 • The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018
2018 Program • Indian Valley YMCA
• Irving Lane School
Partners • McGivney Community
Center
• Boys & Girls Clubs • Middletown Public
of Hartford Schools
• Boys & Girls Club of New • New Britain Police
Haven Activities League
• Brass City Charter School • New Haven Parks &
• Bridgeport Public Schools Recreation
• Brownstone Intermediate • New Haven Public
School Schools
• Cardinal Shehan Center • Newtown Public Schools
• Channel 3 Kids Camp • Norwalk Public Schools
• Consolidated School • Regional School
District of New Britain District 13
• Cromwell Public Schools • Stamford Public Schools
ABOVE: Joe Zone of WFSB • East Hartford Public • St. Martin de
interviews 2018 Scholarship Schools Porres Academy
recipients. RIGHT: Waterbury • Hartford’s Camp Courant • The Legacy Foundation
PAL participants Blake and • Hartford Public Schools of Hartford
Candace Dawson with Coach • Horizons • Waterbury Public Schools
Lindsey Hansen at Prospect • Ethel Walker School • Yale African American
Golf Driving Range. • Greens Farms Academy Affinity Association
• Sacred Heart University
for Programs
Next on The Tee
l As we celebrate our 20th anniversary in 2019, we
look forward to expanded programming at Richter Park in
Danbury, the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, greater
exposure in the city of New Britain through the YWCA and
the National School Program being implemented at all of
20
their elementary schools.
l Although we have hosted partner
programs the past few years, we are
also very excited to return to
Keney Park Golf Course in l In July, we are very excited
Hartford for group lessons. to participate in (and return to)
the 2019 TFT Philly Invitational
(formerly Northeast Regional
Challenge). We will be chaperoning
four boys and girls in a fun golf and
life skills competition in greater
Philadelphia.
Keney Park Golf Course, in Hartford, on the Windsor line.
The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018 • 7
2018
EVENTS
Wrap-up Our fundraising events are a critical factor in helping
us raise the dollars we need to bring The First Tee of
Connecticut programs to our schools, our green
grass facilities and to our community partners. They
generate the largest piece of our revenue stream at 32%
with program fees next at 20%. We couldn’t have
these successful events without our golf tournament
advisory committees, our faithful sponsors and our
dedicated volunteers. It truly is a TEAM effort. In
2018, we raised over $310,000 via our three golf
tournaments and our Taste of the Tee event!
Walmart Charity Classic for
The First Tee of Connecticut
Presented by Stanley Black & Decker at TPC River Highlands
Our first event was the Kick-Off for the 2018 Travelers Championship
at the TPC River Highlands on June 11th, otherwise known as the
Walmart Charity Classic. This is our annual celebrity golf tourna-
ment where our golfers go out in groups of five – each group paired
with a local celebrity. We had 22 fivesomes participate and netted
$82,000! Since 2003, the Central Connecticut Charity Classic has
raised $900,000 in support of programming in the central part of the
state. This day would not be possible without all of our sponsors, with
special emphasis on our top tier sponsors including: our Title Sponsor,
Walmart and our Presenting Sponsor, Stanley Black & Decker.
Low Gross winners of the Bruce Guthrie Memorial
Cup: Gary Wolff, Tom Hantke, Howie Friday and
The First Tee Charity Classic at
Andrew Campbell. Madison Country Club
The First Tee Charity Classic at Madison Country Club was scheduled
for September 18th but moved to October 15th due to rain. Over the
past 15 years this event has raised more than $784,000 to support pro-
gramming in the Greater New Haven and Waterbury regions. Included
in this number are this year’s results – as we netted $32,108.
8 • The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018
CELEBRATING
PwC First Tee Charity Classic 20 YEARS!
at Fairfield Country Club Who could have
The PwC First Tee Charity Classic was hosted at Fairfield guessed when we
Country Club on October 9th (another event moved first began in 1999
for rain) – originally scheduled for August 13th. One with fewer than
hundred and four players had the opportunity to play in 100 kids that twen-
this Best Ball of Four event on this scenic course on Long ty years later we’d
Island Sound. be reaching nearly
70,000 Connecticut youth year in and year out!
TFTCT is grateful to Craig Watchmaker and PwC for The First Tee of Connecticut began with the vision
their seventh consecutive year of the Title Sponsorship of and dedication of a handful of people including Ted
the PwC First Tee Charity Classic. Due to the generos- May, Ian Baxter, Gary Reynolds, Kent Scully, Skip
ity and commitment of PwC, and all our sponsors, this Gengras, Bobby Powell and Dan Malarney. And
event netted over $127,000. A special shout out to board through their perseverance we’ve grown to become
member Tim Bunt who secured 15 of the 26 foursomes one of the most successful First Tee Chapters in the
that participated. country. A lot has happened over the past twenty
years – most notably the construction of our cutting
edge facility - The David & Geri Epstein Learning
Center in Cromwell in 2012. We are proud of all
the kids we’ve impacted over the last twenty years via
our School Programs, Community Partner Programs
(partnerships with Youth Service Agencies) and at our
22 green grass facilities throughout the state. We look
forward to our next twenty years of reaching more
youth and developing “good golfers – better people!”
NEXT ON THE TEE
We are hosting several exciting events in 2019!
Diana and Bill Gray with
Rennie and David Polk at The Taste of the Tee.
Here is a snapshot of what’s next on the tee.
If you have any interest in participating in any of
The Taste of the Tee at these events, please visit our website:
Fairview Country Club www.thefirstteeconnecticut.org or contact our
Director of Development, Christy Miller at
On October 4th we hosted the Taste of the Tee event at
860-316-2513.
Fairview Country Club in Greenwich which benefitted
l PwC Charity Classic at Country Club of Fairfield in Fairfield on
our youth programs throughout Fairfield County. The Monday, May 6, 2019
event featured local club and restaurant chefs as well as l Parent Child Open at Lyman Orchards Apple Nine in Middlefield,
several local spirit and dessert vendors for an evening of on May 18, 2019
sipping and savoring. Golf Digest’s Michael Breed and l The First Tee Celebrity Charity Classic presented by Eversource
ESPN’s Trey Wingo, both Greenwich natives, hosted the “Kick-Off to The Travelers Championship” at TPC River Highlands in
program. Bill Gray was honored for his dedicated service Cromwell on Sunday, June 9, 2019
to The First Tee of Connecticut over the years. With the l 20th Anniversary Celebration at Round Hill Country Club in
Greenwich on Monday, July 22, 2019
help of our very enthusiastic event committee, including
l The First Tee Charity Classic at Country Club of Waterbury on
our co-chairs Matt and Holly Cassin and Karen and Monday, August 26, 2019
Eric Hopp, the Taste of the Tee netted over $62,000. l l Parent Child Open at Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course in Fairfield
on Sunday, September 8, 2019
l Taste of the Tee – The Country Club of Darien on Thursday,
October 3, 2019
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When Numbers Tell The Story Three Sets of Twins The First Tee loves when siblings join our program, and twins make it extra special for the kids and coaches. 10 • The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018
The First Tee of Connecticut History Total participants served Registered Ethnicity (Non-Caucasian Goal: 33%) Registered Gender (Female Goal: 35%) Coaches (45 coaches in total)
The Power of
Support
Tokio Marine HCC Eric & Karen Hopp
United States Golf Association Houle Randall LLC
The First Tee of Connecticut is grateful to the many individuals, USI Insurance Services HYPE
foundations, corporations, golf course staff, and alliance partners USSGA Memorial Fund. Inc. Interfaith Golf Open
Tom & Lisa Vacheron Ladd Capital Management LLC
for providing chapter support during 2018. We also appreciate Donna & Isaac Zion Ned May
the many in-kind donations we received throughout the year. Zurich Ted & Debbie May
Thanks to this incredible support and promotion, we were able May, Bonee & Clark
to introduce the Life Skills Experience to nearly 70,000 young Respect Level Holly & Henry Moniz
NFL Alumni, CT Chapter
people in Connecticut! $5,000 - $9,999
People’s United Bank
Aon Risk Solutions
Carol Petruff
Shep & Beverly Baker
We worked carefully to ensure the completeness and accuracy of this list.We apologize for Private Capital Group, LLC
Bernard & Muriel Lauren
any mistakes, misspellings or omissions and ask that you contact our office 860-882-1660 to Robinson + Cole, LLP
Foundation
correct any inconsistencies. John Seifert
Teddy & Regina Bobroske
Margaret & Pat Shouvlin
Ed Budd
Specialty Lighting Group LLC
CHUBB
Named Learning Official Media PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Bill & Marianne Watson
Dave & Christine Dixon
Stanley Black & Decker Webster Bank, N.A./Stamford
Center Benefactors Partner ETrade Financial
David & Geri Epstein WFSB Travelers Championship Gary Gatzen Memorial
Karl Krapek Bill & Diana Gray Judgment Level
We are grateful Responsibility Level Hartford Business Journal $1,000 - $2,499
B.L. Kohn Aqua Turf Club
Core Value Banners to the families of $10,000 - 19,999
David & Billie Ladd Sam & Janet Bailey
Bessette Family Community Foundation of
the following for Greater New Britain Marsh & McLennan Ken & Kathleen Baldwin
DISH Restaurant Group Baribault Jewelers, Inc
Carolyn Greenspan & Marshall selecting The First The Andrew K. Dwyer Max Cares Foundation, Inc.
Frank & Sharon Barrett
Ruben Tee of Connecticut Foundation William & Alice Mortensen The Bauman Family Foundation, Inc.
AIG Foundation
In Honor of Christopher for gifts in their Willis Towers Watson
Beirne Wealth Consulting Services, llc
Harrison American Savings Foundation Chris Berman
loved one’s Woodland Hills Associates LLC Rick Berry, Jr.
Interfaith Open Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
Longobardi Family
memory in 2018: Jeff Cohen XL Specialty Insurance Bludeau & Veilleux LLC
Stephen Earl Company Ron Booth Memorial Golf Outing
Bob & Alys Morande Connecticut Section PGA Boyd Watterson Asset Mgmt
Dale Humphrey, PGA DISH/The Final Final Open
Robinson & Cole Robert Boyle, Jr.
Lawrence C. Kenausis David & Geri Epstein Perseverance Level
Walking for Kids Foundation John Gernon &
Michael Kucinskas
Anne T. Pjura
Private Foundation $2,500 - $4,999 Rebecca Brienza
Alliance Fairfield County Bank Bartlett Brainard Eacott Paul Bucci
Frank Santa-Donato Ferraro Family Foundation Inc. Chris & Kim Byrd
Organizations Paul Bocciarelli
Edward Stehle Integro USA Inc. Cardio Express
CT Association of Golf Course Peter & Siri Burki
Helen Swann JLT Specialty Limited Consulting Group
Superintendents Holly & Matt Cassin CBIA Service Corporation
The Krapek Family EMCOR Services New England CDA Roofing &
CT Club Managers Association Sportsmanship Charitable Foundation Trust Mechanical Siding Contractors, LLC
CT Section PGA
CT State Golf Association
Level PGA TOUR Eversource Energy Service Co. Church Home of Hartford, Inc.
$20,000 - 99,000 PURE Insurance Paul Farrell & Paula Cleary George & Kristine Claffey
CT Women’s Golf Association
MasterCard The Estate of Frank David Gordon Clarus Commerce
Southern New England Wom- CohnReznick
Art & Mariko Byrne Santa-Donato Matt Halprin
en’s Golf Association J.J. & Susan Coneys
Connecticut State Sompo International Hartley & Parker Limited, Inc.
Connecticut Sports Management
Golf Association TGR Foundation Simon Higgs Group, Inc. (Nutmeg State Games)
12 • The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018Connecticut Women’s Golf Association Charlton Chatfield & Nicola Johnson Brescome Barton, Inc. Lawrence McHugh
Joe Cugine Patty Cheyne Jay & Trish Brudz Rebecca McKeown
Downey Family Foundation Community Foundation of Middlesex County, Inc. Colleen & Shane Butler Brian & Cindy Meehl
Dan Earle Lang & Lynn Cook Thomas Cahill Pat Meiser
Executive Valet Parking Ally & Eric Cormier Patrick Callaghan Tom & Mary Mullaney
Fiduciary Investment Advisors Harry Corning Mark & Linda Camel Mark & Jen Murnane
Michael & DeeDee Fleitz Joseph Covill John & Sharyn Cannon Mark & Lynn Nappi
Fleming’s Transportation, Inc. CWPM Jason & Liz Caron Carole Oat
FreshPoint Connecticut Patrick Dore Carousel Industries NA David Offensend
David & Carol Galbraith Peter & Jacqueline Dunn Carvalho & McDowell Construction, Inc. Bob & Cherie Orenstein
Roger & Margie Gelfenbien Barry Eaton Janet Castricum Ron Papa
Grant Thornton Frank Fazzinga Mark & Lauren Cattel Patrick Pearson
Great American Donut, Inc. Ford of Branford Carl & Mary Cavaliere Petit Family Foundation
GreatBlue Research, Inc. Bob Garthwait, Sr. Century 21 Clemens & Sons Realty Marc Possidento
Bill & Karen Harrison Ron & Opal Gilmore Stephen Chernock Prudential Financial Inc.
Hartford Yard Goats Glastonbury Hills Country Club Tom Clark Joseph Radziewicz
Mickey Hawkes Grant Brothers East, LLC Sandy Cloud, Jr. Esq Martha Ranson
Ron Jones John & Kelly Hartman Foundation Bobbi & Barry Coller John Redett & Suzana Ionita-Redett
The Kenneth K. Kinsey Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Chris & Judy Collins RE/MAX Alliance
Family Foundation The Per & Astrid Heidenreich Family Foundation Connecticut Wealth Management, LLC Reliance Wealth Management, LLC
Thomas Kreitler David & Allison Hill Chris & Lauren Corrinet David & Shireen Rhoades
Leah & Alain Lebec Dawn Israel Lois Dailey River Highlands Homeowners Association
Kieran Lynch Joey Garlic’s Newington, LLC James D’Angelo Sean Rotermund
Karen Michaels Barbara Karis Downey John & Claudia Demelis ROTHA Contracting Company, Inc.
John & Debra Morrison Dorothy & Mel Kawakami Greg DeMichel Michael & Kathy Ryan
Michael Murray Pat & Susan Kelly Tim & Debbie Donahue Sachem Capital
Neuberger Berman Keney Park Players Club Jan & Susan Dorenbosch Mike & Anna Savic
Nicola, Yester & Company, PC Andrew Kvaal Ilona Eken Jane & Rob Scaramella
Harry Nowobilski Memorial Ellie Large Falvey Linen Supply Kathryn & Rory Shaw
Mark & Luanne Paley Mary Laughlin Scott Farrell Shepard Steel Co., Inc.
Tom & Lisa Panczner Jean & John Lepore Ferguson & McGuire Cameron Smith
Parker Hannafin Thomas Lister David Fite J. Brian Smith
Parrett, Porto, Parese & Colwell PC Manafort Brothers, Inc Barbara Flynn Michael Smith
People’s United Bank Ruki & Manu Mazumdar Nathaniel Foote Snowden Lane Partners
Charlie & Nancy Pike Paul Mersereau Fork Hospitality, LLC Cory & Karina Solomon
PLUS Foundation Charlie & Claire Miner Mario & Rhiannon Forlini Marcy Swank
David & Rennie Polk Marge Morrissey Carol Fortier Eric & Marissa Swann
Premier Limousine/ Michael Motta Geraldine Frankel David Swensen
SD Transportation Services John & Tracy Neeson Michael Gabor Dana Taylor &
The Proprietors of the Thomas O’Connor Robert Garneau Carolyn Simmelink
Springfield Cemetery Orange Hills Country Club Kyle & Kara Gibbons Beverly Thomas
Dario & Peggy Quiros Jerry Renzoni Ann Goodbody Jeff & Katherine Thomsen
Glen Rapoport Ridgefield Golf Club Danielle Goodwin TPC River Highlands
Mike & Elizabeth Reilly Rogo Distributors John & Karen Goyette Bob & Beth Von Dohlen
Gary & Mim Reynolds Bill & Erin Russell Eric Greenhill Craig Watchmaker
RTC Pharmaceutical Consulting, LLC Peter Seaman Larry Haertel Hilary & Joe Watson
Marshall Ruben & Carolyn Greenspan Select Physical Therapy Kevin & Donna Hall The Watts Group, LLC
Salute, LLC Jean Sennett Mitch & Lee-Ann Harris Maggie & Marc Wein
Mim Schreck Glenn & Barbara Sieber Alan & Karen Hart The Whittemore Foundation
Irene & Ed Shaw Joseph Sindelar Beverly & Keith Hartley Bruce & Roberta Wilson
SNEWGA Board of Directors Smith Insurance Katherine Holden & Josh Jaffe Heather & William Woodbridge
Jack Solan Jim Stewart Michael Horgan Laura & Bill Yandow
Stroup Family Fund George & Sarah Tierney Rick Hunt Jon-Claude Zucconi &
The Harold L. Wyman Foundation Daniel Toscano Steve Iorio Riann Smith
John & Kenia Thomas Phil Vogel Rosemary Jacob
Charles & Lida Tingley Diann Weinke Ian John Courtesy Level
The Toro Company Lori & Martin Weinstein James Kachadoorian $100 - $249
Margot & Charles Tusa Michael Wilder James Kachadoorian II Karen & Jim Alexander
Matt & Betsy Udal Jeff & Jane Witherwax Kearney Insurance Agency, LLC Richard & Lori Allen
John & Marcie Walsh Dennis & Gail Kelleher Alpha Q. Inc.
Honesty Level Megan & Timothy Kelly Chuck & Linda Andrew
Integrity Level $250 - $499 Kennedy & Perkins Guild Opticians Arnold & Hermia Aronson
$500 - $999 Agave Grill Jim Kerley Jerry Ashley
Aetna Foundation Bob & Lorraine Albanesi Dan & Jeanne Kleinman Grace Balzano
John Barker All Waste Inc. Dante Laterra Devra Bane
Charlene Bego Brooke & Thomas Ashforth Walter Leckowicz, DMD Edward Banks
Bill Belichick Avon Plumbing & Heating Paul & Janet Lewis Robert Baranoff & Veronica Kuzara
Jim Berger Andy & Tina Awad Ray & Kathy Lilley Richard Barger
John Berman B & L Construction, Inc. John & Julie Livingstone Judy Barrett
Bob & Suzette Bernatchez Bruce & Pamela Barth John Loeffler Barron, Yanaros & Caruso, P.C.
Boccaccio Family Trust Bob & Donna Batch Adrian & Claire Lynch Jackie Beck
Phil & Valerie Bonee Brien & Eileen Beakey Jackson Marvel Eugene & Kimberly Becker
Bradley, Foster & Sargent, Inc. Belinda Blanchfield Chris Masters Tom Belden
Brooklawn Country Club Michael Boyce Mary Maurer Dave & Denise Benoit
Lawrence Buchalter Don & Jackie Brant Matthew McAndrew Robert & Donna Benzinger
The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018 • 13Marie Bernatchez Andrew Esocoff Gale Lemieux Mike & Jennifer Sabatino Parker Boal & Sandy Mirable
Craig Berthiaume Eversource Energy Foundation, Inc. Roger & Florence Liddell David & Betsy Sams Debbi Bochniak
David & Phylis Beveridge Steven Feltman Steve Lima Sanofi US Services, Inc. Don & Jackie Boisvert
Bluepoint Leadership Virginia Ferlan & Timothy Machon Fritz Link Anne Santa-Donato Anthony Bonelli
Development, Inc. Michael & Julie Fischman Peter Lisi Mary Sargent Andrew Bonetti
Deborah Boldry Dee Flanagan Tong & Rita Liu Bob & Kathy Saunders Michael & Barbara Bourque
Peter Borkoski Lisa Foster Alison Loop Frank & Annamaria Schroll Larry Bowman & Margaret Dillon
Jordan Boss Barry Frank Peggy Lorence Dave Schupp Don Boyce
Jim & Beverly Boyle Gerry Freedman & Kristin King Walter & Phyllis Lowell Everett Seyler Jr. Bruce & Cheryl Boyea
Ed & Joanne Brazalovich Katie French Michele Macauda The Shulansky Foundation, Inc. Deborah Boynton & John Stephenson
John Brett Robert & Charlotte Friedland Maddock Douglas, Inc. Paul Silvergleid Maria Bronson
Mark Brett Avery Gaddis Steve Madison Carol Smith Michele & Kevin Brophy
Jeff Broadbent Deb Galasso & Jeff Scheckwitz Phillip & Joyce Mahoney Justin Smith Seamus Brown
Peter Brown Heather Garvin Gary & Donna-Jo Malbin Howard Sobel Bernhard Bruder
Carol Flaton & Sandra Buergi Robert & Gloria Gery Susan Malick Bill Souza Tim & Diana Bunt
Butcher & Company, LLC Tony Giorgio David Mandelbaum The Stanwich Club Rachel Burgess
Charles Caffray Bob & Lee Goode Janet Marchand Wendy Stapleton Jo Buttress
David Cahill Marc & Sheryl Green David Marks & Ann Sagalyn Kristin Stephens Kevin & Sue Canavan
Jacquelyn & George Cahill Jim Greenfield Fran Marrello Charlie & Roseann Stepnowski Joe Caputa
Laura Cahill & Bill Hemphill Oz Griebel Catherine Mathews Barbara Stevens Joseph Carlisle
Jim & Pat Calhoun Joel & Beth Grieco Gary & Erika Matt Eilish Stewart Jason Caruso
Molly Calhoun Hall’s Market, Inc. Kevin May Gerry & Blair Stratford Richard Cassin
Ben & Julie Campbell Roger & Ann Hanlon Paul McCary Darrel Strickland Marie Castricum
Gabe Carr-Harris Tom Hantke David & Courtney McDavid Anne Sweeney Lorenzo Cervantes
Joan Carter Patti Haran Brian McGlone Warren Sweet Rusty Chandler
Laura & Timothy Casale Harper & Whitfield Tom & Anne McKeon Carol Swift Stephen Chenard
Mary Caudill Richard Harris John & Pam Meehan Robert Tedoldi Sam Cherian
Gerrianne & Roger Celinski Ross & Susie Hatch Gifford Miller Kevin Tierney Tommaso Chiodo
John Ceneri Kim Healey & John McCreight Karsten Moller Patrick Torre Nathan Churchill
Angela Chambers Richard & Linda Hedden Mark Morgano Triple Stitch Sportswear William & Mary Connolly
Jim Iorio & Audrey Chan Al & Kathy Herzog Linda Morrissey United Way of Southington, Inc. Catherine Connor
Alex & Linda Chapman Robert Hetherington Sarah & Chris Mouta Jackie Vacheron Bill & Jeanne Conrad
Eric & Karen Christensen Linda Ho & Kathleen Sweeney Paul Mozzicato Brian & Frances VanLinda Rosa Cooper
George & Maureen Collins Lisa Hoberman Adam & Kristen Mucinskas John Vitale Brian Cosker Jr
James & Margaret Collins Joe Hoffman Joe & Mary Mullarkey Elizabeth Walker Brendan Coyle
Skip Conn Bill & Ann Holm Michael & Martha Nesbitt Lara Walsh CT Association of Golf Course
Michael & Linda Connors Len Horvath Karen Noccioletti William Weigel Superintendents
Judith Cook Cynthia Huge Sylvia Nolan Thomas Welch Shirley Damato
Vito Costantiello Dennis & Dawnmarie Hunter JoAnn Norris Wheeler Park Golf Club, Inc. Lina D’Angelo
Gerald Costello James Hurley Avra Novarr Whitney Farms Men’s Club Eric & Pat Daniels
Earle & Mary Cote Indian Hill Country Club The Sylvia & Leo Novarr Fund Kimberly Wilson Lynette Darken
Bruce & Kathryn Cowen Bob & Susan Izard Joanna Nunzianto Joanne Wilson Cathy Davis
Mary Crary Sophia Jia Thomas & Teresa O’Neil Peter Young Dave DeBassio
Lisa Davenport Brian & Denise Johnston Ellie Owens The Eric & Jessica Zachs Family Basil & Anna Deligeorges
Tyler & Paige Davis Kate Jollie Mary Pagnam Foundation John Derek & Kathy Reid
McKenzie & Jen DeJoseph George Karfiol Tim & Jane Pagnam Sandy Schultz & Sarah Zelhart Tom Deupree
Claire DeJoseph Lloyd & Karen Karkos Debra Palmer & Jeffrey Plocharczyk Al Zemaitis Francis Devaney
Jeanne DeLoe Tom & Ginny Kelly Barbara & David Panico Michael Zimmerman Jon Diakanwa
Christopher Derham Peter Kessen John Parks Vincent DiBattista
James & Mary Devine Treacy Kirkpatrick Francis Pearson Confidence Level Erika Dobson
Howie Dickenman Carla Klein John & Christine Pearson $1- $99 Chaweewan Donohue
John Dierkes The Koch Ellis Fund Eva Pecorin Taggart Adams Kari Dooley
Derek Dillon Ronald & Maria Kornacki Beth Peelle Susan Agonis Laura Doyle
Fran Doherty Peter & Cathy Kostecki Bob & Joan Penney Leslie Aldrich Stacey Durand
Celia Dondes & Robert Kerzner Cathleen Kowalski Franklin Perry Patricia Allen Scot Edman
Betsy Donovan Peter Krzyzek Al & Katherine Petitpas Garrett Anderson Brandon Ellison
David & Holly Dupont Kristen LaPointe Brian Phelps Kevin Anderson & Tara Griffin Jennifer Enright
Ray Embury Kevin & Ann Lawlor Wayne Pierson Wyatt Anderson Anne & Chuck Erickson
Caroline Emery Rick Lawson Ted Pisk Joseph Auletta Dennis Estevez
Ilona & Mike Emmerth Jason Lazzaris John Pless Mark & Helaine Babbage Tom Euvard
Joe & Sandy Plourde Sarah Babineau Thomas & Kathleen Fahey
Mark & Diane Powers Maureen Baker Michael Fappiano
With special appreciation for Hushang & Karen Rastkhane Martin Baltus Doris Ferner
the following scholarships: Mike Reddy John Bannon Nancy Ferraro
Andrew K. Dwyer Foundation Scholarship Stephen Repka John Barlow AJ Fezza
Daniel Novarr Scholarship Thomas Riley Jake Bartley Julia Finneran
David Epstein Scholarship Sarah Roberson Judy Battaglia Richard & Beverly Fonner
Donald E.Vacheron Scholarship Mark & Rebecca Rodbourn Rick Beatty Gary & Jerilyn Fortier
Aetna Retirees Scholarship in honor of H. Grant Thomas and Roger Lawson Eric & Elise Rose Roger Beaudry Austin French
19 Iron Scholarship (Downey Family Foundation) Peter Roth Raymond Bell Jeannine French
Walking for Kids Foundation Scholarship Susan Rubin Anjanette Belmonte Betty Ann Fusco
William P. Lyons Scholarship Bryan Ruck Deirdre & Steven Bennett Ralph Gagliardi
The Mazumdar Family Scholarship Richard Ruglio Paul & Jennifer Berlin Tino Galluzzo
Tricia Russ Robin Bernier Glendaly Garcia
Betsy Russell Mary & Anthony Garofalo
14 • The First Tee of Connecticut • Annual Repor t 2018Sean Gavin John Mason
Brian George Paul McClain
Juan Gonzalez Stan & Linda McFarland
Stacy Greiss Barry McLaughlin
Keith Griffin Walter McNeill
Kenneth Guggenheim Tim & Kristin Mendola
Mary Harris Irwin Meslin
John Harrison Bill & Judy Miko
Sara & Joseph Hart Christy Miller
Ned Harvey Chris Minar
John Haverkampf
Helena Hawkshawe
Brett Hayes
Joey Lee Miranda
Touch Moffett
John Moore
“Good Golfers.
Lousie Healey
Suzanne Heise
Rick Hekeler
Tai Moran
Mark & Kim Moriarty
Luis Moyano
Better People.”
Denise Hendrick Brayan Murillo
Richard & Irmtraud Hermanson Peter & Linda Murphy
John Higgins Jen Nagel
Susan Sheehan The First Tee of Jordan Paige Food Enterprises
Ewa Sidwa Rob Kimball
Tyler Ho Manjoe Nair Bob & Sharon Smith
Connecticut Kramer Portraits
Kim Hrapchak Tracey Naples Burke Smith would like to Joe LaCava
David Hubbard Arthur & Reba Nassau Marilou Soltis thank the following Lake of Isles
Taneisha Hylton Kim Noble
Diana Iannucci Norhals Group, LLC
Tom & Cindy Spinelli individuals, Lake Waramaug Country Club
Michael & Lisa Stefano Mary Laughlin
Sid Isenberg Alexander Norris Marie Stehle
organizations and Liberty National Golf Club
Michael & Linda Jainchilo Michael O’Brien Brian & Christine Sullivan businesses who Rodney Loesch
Steven Jenkins Anne & James O’Dell John Sullivan donated products Longford’s Ice Cream
Debra Jennett Thomas & MaryLouise O’Keefe
Janice Jerman Susan Olson
Peter Swiatek and services in 2018: Madison Art Cinemas
Rose Swiatkiewicz Back East Brewing Company Marcia Selden Catering
Cheryl Johnston The Open Hearth David & Lisa Szewczul Mason Street Strength & Fitness
Peter Joyce Kelly Orazietti Beverly Baker
David Tam Black Hog Brewing Co. Max Restaurant Group
Sean Kallaugher Oriole Branch, No. 176 Lillian Tanski Ted May
The Kane Family Colby O’Rourke The Blind Brook Club
Althea Taylor Bonda Restaurant Moffly Media
Janet Kean Adrian Pace Mike & Meghan Taylor Mohegan Sun
Ryan Keating Sebastian Pandolfo Broken Shed Vodka
Sabrina & Gregory Tedeschi Brooklawn Country Club Henry Moniz
Kyle Keelan Debra Pasquale Greg Thomas New Britain Museum of American
Kerri Kelshall-Ward Bhavesh Patel Ed Budd
William Thorpe Gabe Carr-Harris Art
Lillian Kezerian Bill & Jen Pennoyer Caroline Tighe New Haven Country Club
Thomas Kim Susan Persa Matt & Holly Cassin
William Tingley Connecticut Science Center The North House
Bardya Kimyachi Bill & Christine Petit Louise Tolbert Olives and Oil
Michael Klasfeld Elizabeth Phongsat Country Club of New Canaan
Lisa Torvik Craig’s Fine Jewelry Michelle Palmer
Suzie Kocchi Anthony Pietroniro TPC River Highlands Chef Jeff Perez
Eugene Koster & Gabriela Nosari Eddie Pomales Delamar West Hartford
Ladies League DISH Restaurant Group Playhouse on Park
Nancy Kotchko Lara Poulios Travelers Community QBE Shootout
Mary Kowalewski Allyson Power Downtown Golf
Connections Duvig Brewing Co. Richter Park Golf Course
Saravanan Krishnan Alan & Arlene Powers Victoria Triano RISE Brewing
Mary Krusch Paul & Cynthia Prete Ellington Ridge Country Club
Peter & Paula Tripp Seth Greenberg and ESPN Roger Sherman Inn
Bob & Kathleen Kulig Bill Pursell Jeff Varesio Marshall Ruben
Jeff Kuryluk Pete Putzel Fairview Country Club
Jason Vega Fairview Farm Country Club Saltwater Farm Vineyard
Jeffrey LaBonte Samuel & Caroline Raj Paul Velezis Rory & Kathryn Shaw
Stephen Laccone Claudia Ravin First & Last Tavern (Avon)
Bill & Jean Vitalis First & Last Tavern (Glastonbury) Silver Spring Country Club
Kelly & Steven Lackner Daniel Rayner Gwendolyn Walker Silvermine Golf Club
Sarah Lampo Mary Jo Rett Fleming’s Steakhouse
Gill Wall Fox Hopyard Golf Club Stamford Museum &
Thomas Lane Thom & Pam Rice Joseph & Carol Waxman Nature Center
Steve Langlois James Richetelli Foxwoods Resort Casino
Cari Webber Frank Pepe’s Development Co. Stony Creek Brewery
Steve & Nancy LaPointe Jim Ristas Steven & Barbara Weiss The Course at Yale
Paul & Ilona Laporte Rita Rivera Gallo Ristorante
James & Linda Welch Gillette Ridge Golf Club Theaterworks
Susan Larson Jim & Amy Robinson Randy & Tanya Wingate Thimble Island Brewing Co.
Melinda Lauderdale Frank & Nancy Roche Golf Pro Delivered
Ed & Kathy Winslow GOLFTEC West Hartford TPC Boston
Matthew Lawson David Rock Heidi Winslow TPC Jasna Polana
Brian Lee David Rosenberg Richard Gordon
Paul Winterhalder Gouveia Vineyards TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm
Steven Leibitz Dave & Virginia Rutz Sally Wlodarski TPC River Highlands
Diane Leja Williiam Sales Bill Gray
Janice Wolf Greenwich Country Club Trump National Golf Club
Tom & Wendy Lincoln Robert & Marybeth Salvato Meleta Woodard Charles & Margot Tusa
Brooke Loening Don & Shirley Sanders Hartford Flavor Company
Linda Woods Hartford Golf Club Two Roads Brewing Company
Renee Lomax Wael Sayej Abigail Zandri UConn Athletics
William & Maria Lombardi Johnny Scafidi Hartford Police Department
Nicole Zawrotny Hartford Restaurant Group Val’s Wines
Sarah Lucian Al & Marie Scharf Lynne Zeoli Vineyard Vines
Loren & Jeff Luddy Kenneth & Edith Schechter Hartford Symphony Orchestra
Ann Zubretsky Herd Restaurant Wampanoag Country Club
Diane & Larry Lukaszewski Bob Schnurr Peter & Karen Zummo Warner Theatre
Irene Luria Dennis Scinto Hop Meadow Country Club
Hopkins Vineyard Waypoint Spirits
Ernest Marcel SCNS Sports Foods Wee Burn Country Club
Christopher Marchese Ted & Ellen See Bob Cleaver and iHeartMedia
Innis Arden Golf Club Bob Gelb and WFAN Radio
Carol Martin David & Sandy Sergio Wolffer Estate Vineyard
Oscar Martinez Jill Shea J. Timothy’s Tavern
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