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New Horizons Resources 39th Annual Invitational Golf Tournament

A beautiful day greets golfers at re-scheduled event

NHR Board Vice President Dan Hickey, President George F. Decker, Jr., Secretary Paige Decker and friends Ann Marie and Ed Kania head back to the course after stopping for lunch at the Club House
NHR Board Vice President Dan Hickey, President George F. Decker, Jr.,
Secretary Paige Decker and friends Ann Marie and Ed Kania
head back to the course after stopping for lunch at the Club House

It was a beautiful sunny day on Monday, July 31 when New Horizons Resources held its 39th Annual Invitational Golf Tournament at the Powelton Club in Newburgh, New York. Eighty-eight players joined the tournament, which was rescheduled after being rained out on May 1.

Numerous sponsors supported the tournament including two Ace sponsors, Hudson Regional LTC Pharmacy and Mauri Associates, who each donated $5,000 to support the event. The day began with 9 AM breakfast, shotgun start at 10 and finished with cocktails and dinner. There were a number of raffles during cocktails and dinner.

Eagle sponsors included Bottini Fuel, Veith Electric and Hickey-Finn and Co. Each Eagle sponsor contributed $2,500. Other sponsors included Matt’s Autobody, Poughquag House, Rhinebeck Bank, Sweet’s Funeral Home, Dunkin Donuts and Torsone’s Funeral Home.

There were awards given to the first, second and third place foursomes. The first-place foursome was Hickey-Finn and Co. and the players were Dan Hickey, George Decker, Ann Marie Kania and Ed Kania. The second place winner was Sweet’s Funeral Home and the players were Robert Sweet, Darren Hummel, Tom Jurkowski and Ed Mahoney. Veith and Co. was the third-place finisher and the players were John Abbott, Steve Parinello, Sean Gottschalk and George Scivolette.

Cathy Dillinger won the closest to the pin contest for women and the male winner was Regis Obijiski. The female winner of the longest drive was Ann Kania. The male winner of the longest drive was Chris Pettus.

The evening finished with a brief video about New Horizons and a fabulous buffet with sumptuous desserts. There was also an art show displaying a variety of pieces painted by NHR employees and some of the people our agency supports.

New Horizons staff and people we supported displayed their artwork at the reception after the golf tournament
New Horizons staff and people we supported displayed their artwork at the reception after the golf tournament