Rain, Sun and Fun at Stout Street Foundation Golf Tournament
It’s 5:30 a.m. on tournament day when Stout Street Foundation organizers arrive at the golf course. Rainy and dark and cold…oh, my! Would golfers show? You betcha. The sellout crowd at this year’s 9th annual Stout Street Foundation Benefit Golf Tournament stayed true to the tradition of this event, ready for anything—and all in for fun and friendly competition. Everyone was rewarded when the sun finally showed during lunch, causing guests to toss their jackets and throw on sunglasses as they grabbed some chow.
Some of the first-place team members and their fans (l to r): Ed, Shirley Schaub, Kevyn, and Robyn and Tim Lollar
On Friday, May, 22, around 175 SSF friends and supporters kicked off the Memorial Day weekend at Green Valley Ranch Golf Club. After golf, they headed for the covered pavilion to meet up for grilled burgers and chicken, bid on the array of enticements at the silent auction, and win raffle prizes and golf awards. SSF’s president and CEO Christopher Conway talked about specific plans for the organization’s $50,000 fundraising goal, including facility improvements and continuing education for staff. Longtime supporter and radio guru Joe Bevilacqua auctioned off three sets of concert tickets, and golfers were rewarded for their tournament play with great prizes.
Chief Operating Officer Brad Lucero III, with Ethan
Stout Street Foundation’s mission is to provide the necessary services and support in a totally structured, therapeutic community environment to assist addicts and alcoholics to help themselves in rehabilitation, recovery and transition in returning to society as productive and responsible citizens.
SSF operates as a not-for-profit, self-sufficient organization without primary economic dependence on municipal, state, or federal funding. Within the structured environment, the organization provides food, lodging, and specific programs and treatment for its residents. For more information on long-term residential treatment, 28-day residential treatment and out-patient assistance, please visit: www.stoutstreet.org, or call 303-321-2533.
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- (l to r): Margaret McConnellogue, Karen Hubble, Heather Bradley
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- Teri Smith, Vice President Development
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- Teri Smith and Heather Bradley
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- (l to r): Evan Crist, Mike Gardner, Dino Martinez and Mike Asher
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- (l to r): Mike Damion, Louis Bene, Steve DeWitt and Thomas Lloyd
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- (l to r): Bronco alum Larry Brunson, Ron Vincent, Tim Roberts and Tommy Salazar
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- (l to r): Adam Helie, Kevin Garcia, Jason Hennings and Jason Loveland
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- (l to r): Jeff Lott, Tyler Wilson, Chris Medina and Brad Lucero III
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- (l to r): Thad Weisser, jason Amos, Nate Tallocco and Dustin McVicker
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- (l to r): Bernie Eggers, John Garwood, Brent Ebbs and Steve Morwood
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- Thoughtful golf strategy session
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- Denise Amen and Dave Spieth
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- (l to r): Mike, Mark Thomas O’Connor, Jr., and Tom O’Connor
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- (l to r): Bryan Codi, Nancy Alterman, Jeff Zinn and Phil Alterman
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- (l to r): Timothy Robison, Scott Kindle, Andrew Leblond and Kyle Seller
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- (l to r): Greg Quirk, Blake Walliser, Matthew, and Stephen DeSanto
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- Showin’ some golf muscle…
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- (l to r): Dale Algrin, Aaron Anderson, John Bohan and Marty Wadsworth
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- Heather Lister
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- Jim Soda
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- (l to r): Marty Redovich, Heather lister, Jim Soda and Mike Holtzer
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- (l to r): Phyllis, Phil, Derek and Mark Bryant
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- (l to r): Phil Clarkson, Jeff Rucks, Hawk, and Steve Seymour
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- (l to r): Josh Kauer, Michelle Palmquist, Lamont Duncan and Mike Hennessey
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- Team Breckenridge-Wynkoop celebrates a break in the clouds.
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- (l to r): Larry Reef, Jason Levesque, Jimmy Burds and David Pocs
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- But seriously…how do you really feel about your foursome?
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- Jeremiah Degraff (left), with Maria and Jason Carabajal
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- (l to r): Barry, Kory and David Angradi, and Sean Vencil
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- (l to r): Tamea Sisco, SSF President/CEO Christopher Conway and Niki Worthan
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- (l to r): Nick Petrucelli, Joe Petrucelli and Guy Pacheco
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- First-place team (l to r): Richard, Kevyn, Ed and Tim
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- (l to r): Patrick Farley, Victor Ulman, Bronco alum Frank Robinson and Morris Murphy
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- Joe Bevilacqua auctions off concert tickets during lunch.
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- Derek Espinosa watches over the tournament’s coveted hole-in-one prize, donated by Suss Buick GMC.
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- Chef Leo mans the grill.
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- (l to r): Caden, Jenna Lucero, Ethan and Dr. Dawn Sieh
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- Jordan McVicker with Caden (left) and Kendall.
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- Carol Taylor Boyd (left) and Carlotta Barnes, of the Quality Community Foundation, are longtime SSF supporters.
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- Tournament director Todd Hall, with Teri Smith, SSF Vice President Development
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- Golfers had their eye on the prize all day.
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- (l to r): Yolanda Gotier, Mark Blakeley and Carlotta Barnes
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- Teri Smith and Joe Bevilacqua
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- Shay Church (left) and Michelle Newman
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- Robyn Lollar (left) and Shirley Schaub
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- Ken and Sharon Sieh adjust to the sudden, welcomed appearance of the sun.
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- Chief Operating Officer Brad Lucero III, with Ethan
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- Double-checking bids on the snowboard.
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- Grabbing lunch after a morning on the course.
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- The silent auction was busy throughout lunch.
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- Golfers settle in for lunch, prizes and awards.
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- Some of the first-place team members and their fans (l to r): Ed, Shirley Schaub, Kevyn, and Robyn and Tim Lollar
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- Kickin’ back soaking up some sun.
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- Teri Smith (left) congratulates Michelle Palmquist for her winning bid on U2 tickets.
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- Fred Longmore won for straightest drive of the day.
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- Niki congratulates Duke on winning closest to the pin.
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- Cheryl Goodman
