updated 10/9/99
www.gmwp.org/1998/sponsors.html

Nearly 1,000 individual donors, both in and outside Tennessee, Masons and non-Masons, have made donations of money, building materials and services to help fund the building of the 1998 GMWP house.

1998 GMWP Lapel Pins and T- Shirts are available as fund raising items. (To order either item, please click on here). Over 500 brethren and members of our Masonic Family purchased these items at District Meetings and other Masonic meetings. Several out of state Brethren also have purchased pins and made donations.

The event was held at the South West Point Golf Course in Kingston, which is located on Highway 58, just south of town. Brother Ronnie Beard, owner of the Golf Course, donated its use for the event.

The following golfers and caddies participated:
GOLFER                                     CADDY
Brother Jonathan Eric Dugger (SS 038)      Brother Everett Strunk (PM 038)
Brother Carl Bailey (569)                  Brother Don Day (PM 569)
Ronnie Baggett                             Paul Eiler
Brother Douglas Hunter D.D.S. (PM 711)     Brother Roy Steven (PM 711)
Brother Roy Etheton (PM 512)               Brother Jerry Brackett (WM 038)
Dave Saunders M.D.                         Jan Saunders
Brother Troy Morgan (WM 181)               Betty Boduch
Brother Pittman Beard (038)                Hal Butler
Andy Mullis                                Brother Charles Mullis (038)
Barry Burton                               Brother Gene Zeigler (PM 038)
Brother Roger Breeden (SS 569)             Tabitha Breeden
Brother Robert Davis (JW 569)              Leah Hodges
"Brain Damnaged" Hawkins                   John Mann (460)
Randy Swint                                Brother Trampus Ward (SW 569)
Barry Burton                               Roy Huling

Brother Earl Duff (Earl Duff Subaru Inc.) offered a 1998 SUARU Forrester for a hole-in-one. Several golfers came close to winning the car! Chuck Henley (Henly Golf Company) donated a Fairway Wood as a prize for a closest to the hole contest which was won by Barry Burton. Dave Saudners won a gift certificate for a putter from Henly Golf Company for the longest and straightest drive.

The golfers and caddies enjoyed a great day of golf and fellowship. The District 19 meeting was held at the Roane County High School that evening. The Grand Master expressed his appreciation to all the golfers, caddies and workers and presented them with certificates of appreciation.