Join us for the 3rd Annual Brad Conner Memorial Golf Tournament: Saturday June 20, 2009

Pay tribute to Special Forces,  Sergeant Major Brad Conner for his service to our country by participating in the Third  Annual Brad Conner Memorial Golf  Tournament on June 20, 2009 at Big Creek Golf Course.

There will be a morning start and a BBQ lunch to follow.  Along with the golf tournament, there will be games and contest for kids this year in hopes that this will be a family event. Money raised will go into the scholarship fund.

More details on the golf tournament will be available in the near future.

Read more about last year's event...

Sponsor Information:

If you would like to participate in this years tournament, we are looking for: golfers, hole sponsors, dinner guests and auction items.

Golf, $75.00:  This includes, 18 holes, cart rental, dinner and a golf towel.

Hole Sponsor, $200.00: Have your company name, family name or a personal message on a sign.  All the signs are scattered through out  the golf couse.

Dinner, $20.00 (kids $12.00):  Enjoy dinner with both a live and silent auction.

Auction items:  The auction is were most of the scholarship money is raised. We are looking for support from both local businesses and individuals who are able & willing to contribute auction items.  No item is to small, big or specialized.

Email: ContactUs@BradConnerMemorial.com
Phone: (509)710-2202

Address:
Brad Conner Memorial Scholarship
P.O. Box 752
Pinehurst, ID 83850

Committee members: Brenda Day, Dorothy Hall, Jim Hoffman and David Roberts

Mamas' Poem:

Our son worked hard, he studied hard, he faced what was in store.
He didn't hesitate to respond when opportunity knocked at his door.

Heeding the statement "No pain, No gain" his mind and body were put to the test.
Make no mistake, That's what it takes when determined to do your best.

His heart for his family and country, his life was a two edged sword.
Unafraid to challenge evil, Unashamed to serve the Lord.

Two somber, yet compassionate faces, the identifying uniforms they wore.
Struck anguish deep within our hearts as the chaplains knocked at our door.

He honored the call of God on his life, How can a soldier do more ?
When duty called, he said "I'll go" when the savior knocked at his door and called him home.

Written by: Kay Conner