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YesterYear golf tourney has largest field
The team of Doug Kelly, Darren Newhouse, Matt Kelly and Scott Albritton took first place in low net scoring, with Kurt Kunzman, Robin Ballard, Roger Lumley and Robin Farrell yielding the lowest gross total. As YesterYear celebrates its 25th anniversary, golfers took to the greens for the fifth year in support of the event and, this year, in memory of avid golfer and YesterYear enthusiast Roy Lawrence, who passed away earlier this year. Organizer Steve Emmons praised Lawrence for his commitment to YesterYear and the community of Whitehouse and said he could always be relied upon to help in any way needed. In his honor, the annual golf event will now be known as the Roy Lawrence Memorial Golf Tournament. "On behalf of my sister and the Lawrence family, we want to express our appreciation. He would have loved this more than anything," said daughter Leslie Lawrence, who attended the tournament along with his brother, Kirk Lawrence. "Everybody who knew him also knew that golf was his passion. This is the best thing they could have done to honor him."
"This was our biggest turnout ever, 20 teams," said organizer Steve Emmons. "We look forward to even more next year." Emmons also added his thanks to those who gave of their time, money or donated prizes to the event. "The generosity of people is always overwhelming and especially this year with the event being named for Roy," said Emmons. He also expressed thanks to adding to Mark Cote' and the staff of Eagle's Bluff. Primary sponsors for the tournament this year were the Medicine Shoppe of Whitehouse, Regions Bank and Golf Connection of Tyler. Other sponsors were: Southside Bank- Whitehouse, East Texas Copy Systems-Rick Fedell, Thrivent Financial-Steve Emmons, Mane Essentials-Martha Hill, the Judy Kunzman Team, Dixie Paper- Paul Shivers, Pirtle Energy Services, Jonathan P. Lundmark CPA-CFP, J&M Trophies- Whitehouse, Eagle's Bluff- Mark Cote', Coca Cola-Tom Marshall, Brookshire's- Whitehouse.
Top gross: Kurt Kunzman, Robin Ballard, Roger Lumley and Robin Farrell, 57/54 Top net: Doug Kelly, Darren Newhouse, Matt Kelly and Scott Albritton, 61/54 Second net: Bob Langley, Joe Tucker, Joey Morris and Jeff Tucker, 61/54 Steve Emmons, Craig Tidwell, Jerry Dengler and Scott Kirkpatrick, 63/56.7 Kent Kalb, Michael Griffin, Jim White and Roger Wood, 66/56.4 Gary Hill, Jim Watkins, Mike Danielson and Curt Lindsey, 67/56.2
Jason Stainback, Todd Wright, Larry Agnew and Rick Hughes, 66/ 54.3 Ray Davis, Keith Griffin, Jason Moore and Bill Culpepper, 62/55 Joe Harrison, Neal Jones, Gary Harrison and Bo Blanton, 66/56.1 Todd Tutt, Kevin Williams, Todd Hastings and Chris Stroud, 66/56.4 Jon Honea, Roy Martinez, Jeff Chevans and Bill Newburn, 63/55.3 Danny Bennett, Robert Bennett, Ken Cooper and Leon Quattlebaum, 68/57 Jill Miller, Michael Ogg, Scott Neill and Kirk Lawrence, 64/57 Scott Sepmoree, Katelyn Sepmoree, Dallas G'Sell and David G'Sell, 59/56 Tom Wright, Billy Starnes, Mark Lusk and John Mason, 78/61.2 David Fyfe, Ron Menefee, Sonja Johnston and Dick McGaughey, 74/ 59.6 Sherrie Lloyd, James Lloyd, Hollie Baker and Clint Ray, 79/63.4 Larry Camp, Steve Dowell, Bobby Richards and Glen Dowdy, 65/55.1
Recognition was also given to the team of Sherrie Lloyd, James Lloyd, Hollie Baker and Clint Ray for being "most honest," to Robin Farrell for hitting closest to the pin on #15, and to Jon Honea and Hollie Baker for longest drives (male and female).
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