The 2010 Board of Visitors Golf Tournament will be held on Wednesday, September 22, 2010 (with a rain date of Sept. 29, 2010) Register now online. We invite you to walk this beautiful rolling 6,200-yard golf course (5,503 for women) with your personal student caddy. The field is limited, and only 54 players will be provided the opportunity to experience the challenge of this private course. Positions will be held for paid registrations only. Sign up today to take advantage of this offer and to play the course with a Professional Golf Management (PGM) student. Click Here to download a registration form and mail in your check.
Methodist University held its fifth annual
Board of Visitors Golf Tournament
on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2009. This unique walking tournament
held on the University's private golf course, pairs Methodist
Professional Golf Management students with community members.
Freshmen and sophomores serve as caddies, while
a junior or senior plays on each team. Pictured here is
the winning team with a top score of 122 is Robert Hines, Louis Cox and Charles Speegle. Each team member
received Titleist drivers.
The Board of Visitors serves as ambassadors
of Methodist University within Cumberland County and surrounding
communities. To find out more about this event, contact the
Development Office at (910) 630-7200.
2009
Board of Vistors Golf Tournament Photo Gallery
On
Saturday, January 24, 2009, over 90 young women from the Cumberland
County area involved in basketball and cheerleading came together
on the Methodist University campus for the Board of Visitors
third Monarch Basketball & Cheer Event. Guests included
middle- and high-school age girls, their coaches, and families
from E.E. Smith, Liberty Christian, Mac Williams, Pine Forest
High, Village Christian, South Johnson, South West High, and
the Home School Crusaders. The event included t-shirts, free
admission to the Lady Monarchs vs. Mary Baldwin College game,
a coaches' half-time competition, and a meet-and-greet with
the Lady Monarchs and Cheerleaders following the game with
autograph opportunities. Two students from E.E. Smith won
the grand prizes of a week of basketball camp with MU Head
Coach DeeDee Jarman and a week of cheer camp with Head Cheer
& Dance coach Melissa Hay. Coach Ryan Branford of the
Home School Crusaders won the half-time coaches competition.
Sponsors for the event were Safety Insurance, the Professional
Women of Fayetteville, First Citizens Bank, Liliana Parker,
Jeb Designs, and Todd, Rivenbark & Puryear. For information
about the event, please contact the Development Office at
(910) 630-7200.
- To serve as an advisory council to the faculty, staff,
president and Board of Trustees.
- To be informed citizens about the structure and operations
of the College and to serve as goodwill ambassadors
for the College in the community.
- To assist the College in developing financial resources
through both identification and introduction of friends
of the College.
- To assist in identifying and recruiting students
in specific geographical areas.
- To provide the College with lecturers, community
symposia, presentations, and/or demonstrations in various
fields of expertise.
- To provide advice for and assistance in enhancing
the image and credibility of the College among a broader
constituency
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Standing L to R: Dr. Elton Hendricks, Ed Petkovich, Dale Filley, Pat Howell, Ken Lewis, Stacy Bledsoe, John Szoka, Richard Walker, Mark Moses, Gordon Johnson and Stephen Wheeler.
Sitting L to R: Robin Davenport, Nelson Morris, Lilliana Parker, Cheryl Revels, Carolyn Justice-Hinson, Lynne Greene, Sharon Valentine, Karen McDonald, Dena Dail, Marty Cayton, John McFadyen, Dave Foster and Tom Nicholson.
Not Pictured: Billie Alphin, Bob Bangs, David Baskett, Susan Butler, Chuck Christie,
Michael Fleishman,
Robert Hines, John Holmes, Nathan Howie, Jens Kelmsche, Sandra Lofton Cookman, Jack McGinley, Gary Mitchell, Sarah
O'Hanlon, Liz Varnedoe and Walker Worth.
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| Officers |
| Stacy Bledsoe , Chair |
Merrill Lynch |
| Nathan Howie , Vice Chair |
JEB Desings, Inc. |
| Lynne Greene ,
Immediate Past Chair |
Highland Lumber Company |
| Robin
Davenport, Staff Liason |
Methodist University |
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| The Executive Committee |
| Dr. Ken B. Lewis |
Kenneth B. Lewis, DDS, P.A. |
| Karen McDonald |
City of Fayetteville |
| Dave Foster |
Holmes Electric, Inc. |
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| Members |
| Billie
Alphin |
Retired |
| Bob Bangs |
Chick-fil-A |
| David
Baskett |
Castle Uniform |
| Susan
J. Butler |
Butler's Electric Supply of Fayetteville,
Inc. |
| Marty V. Cayton |
Amerizon Wireless |
| Charles
Christie |
Valley Auto World, Inc. BMW/VW |
| Dean M. Dail |
City of Fayetteville |
| Michael
Fleishman |
Fleishman's Tiny Town |
| Myra
S. Hilliard |
Clerk of Superior Court |
| Robert
Hines |
United Way of Cumberland County |
| John
F. Holmes |
Cumberland County Mental Health Center |
| Patricia
Howell |
Quality Concrete Co., Inc. |
| Gordon
E. Johnson |
Gordon Johnson Architecture |
| Veronica
B. Jones |
Employment Source |
Carolyn
Justice-Hinson
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Public Works Commission |
| Jens
K. Klemsche |
Highland Country Club |
| Sandra
Lofton Cookman |
WIDU Broadcasting |
| John
S. McFadyen |
New Century Bank of Fayetteville |
| Jack
Y. McGinley |
R & F Management |
| Gary E. Mitchell |
The Partnership for Defense Innovation |
| Nelson T. Morris |
First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. |
| Mark Moses |
Carrabba's Italian Grill |
| Tom Nicholson |
Cape Fear Valley Health System |
| Sarah
O'Hanlon |
Community Volunteer |
| Liliana
C. Parker |
Amiga Communications, Marketing & Consulting,
LLC |
| Ed Petkovich |
Walsingham Group |
| Cheryl
Revels |
Vocational Rehabilitation Services |
| John
Szoka |
Nation's Best Financial |
| Sharon
F. Valentine |
Agriventures, Inc. |
| Liz Varnedoe |
Bella Villa Italian Restaurant |
| Dr. Richard
W. Walker |
Walker Chiropractic Center |
| Stephen
H. Wheeler |
Holmes Electric, Inc. |
| Walker
Y. Worth |
The Walker Worth Insurance Agency |
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