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Optimist Club of Frederick Holds Annual Cornhole 4 A Cause
Annual Fish with a Cop Program Tournament Fundraiser Benefits
The Optimist Club of Frederick held its seventh annual Fish with a Cop Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
program on Saturday May 28, 2016, at the Camp Airy pond in Thurmont.
There were twenty-one boys and girls from across Frederick County who took
part in the program. Officers from Maryland State, Frederick City, Brunswick, Cornhole 4 A Cause Tournament
Thurmont, and the Department of Natural Resources Police participated in (left) First Place winners, Doug G.
the program. and Kevin M.
The officers picked up the children from their homes and transported them (below) Second Place winners, Denny
to the pond. They were then given a Zebco combo rod and reel along with M and Mike K.
tackle from the Optimist Club. The officers and club members worked with
the kids to help them develop or further their fishing skills. When the fishing
was done, the Optimist Club held a cookout and fish fry for the children and
officers. The officers then took the children back home.
The following sponsors contributed to this program: Giant Foods;
Maryland DNR for stocking the pond; Camp Airy for use of their pond
and their director, Tim Olson, for all his assistance; Zebco for the fishing Courtesy Photos
equipment; and Frederick County elementary schools. Because of these
sponsors and policemen who volunteered their time, the children had a very On Saturday, June 11, 2016,
memorable experience. Sincere gratitude is extended to all who helped with Barkers 4 Blood Cancer, a
this program. Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Courtesy Photo Light the Night team, held their
annual Cornhole 4 A Cause
Tournament fundraiser at the Emmitsburg Community Park. Thirty teams
participated! They raised a total of $1,578 at the fundraiser, which was raised
through a Long Shot Toss competition, a large raffle, a 50/50, silent auctions,
tip jars, and tournament entry fees. Proceeds will benefit the Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society.
Cornhole Tournament winners were: First Place went to Jim Beam—Kevin
M. and Doug G., who went undefeated; Second Place went to Long Time
Coming—Mike K. and Denny M.; Third Place went to The Truckers—Todd
and Josh.
Special thanks to Barkers 4 Blood Cancer teammates Morgan Dempsey,
Tracie Lee, Sue Reid, and Kelly Reid, and to the volunteers who helped before
and during the event, including Mary Dewees, Harvey Dewees, Peggy Dewees,
Shannon Cool, Kim Foreman, Jenni Ryan, Eric Dempsey, Fran Dempsey, Tyler
Dempsey, Jacob Fisher, Jeff Ridenour, Tami Hardesty, and Justin Threatt.
They would also like to thank the businesses that made this possible.
For more pictures and information about the tournament, please visit
www.facebook.com/barkers4bloodcancer. Their next tournament fundraiser is
Pictured from left are: (top) Sgt. Angie Waechter, Brandon Hoalim, Quinn Taylor, Ofc. Brandon September 24.
Smith, Thailer Bounthisane, Optimist Club President Earl Gamber, Master Trooper Matt Crouse, Sgt.
Todd Hill; (second row from top) Ofc. Alexandra Mankofsky, Dylan Kraemer, 1st Class Tommy Jesson,
Matthew Kraemer, Kyle Milam, Ofc. Kyle Minnick, Kara Baierlein, Alexis Hoffman, Brian Hardy, www.thecatoctinbanner.com
Ryan Martin, Jesse Fox; (third row from top) Logan Sheridan, Ofc. Evans, Kaniya Brown, Akela
Brown, Cymere Bowie, Layla Lester, Ofc. Tim Duhan, Frank Cornell, Brian Hardy, Cpl. Josh White, Your Good News Community Newspaper
Colten Eyler, Jett McMillion, Tfc. Cory Mills, Bishop Crampton, Patrick McCarley, Tfc. Nick Farioli,
Giancarlo Argueta, and Fish with a Cop Chairman Craig Taliaferro. Not pictured: Brenton Kelley. Serving Northern Frederick County, Maryland, Since 1995
Optimist Club of Frederick Holds Annual Cornhole 4 A Cause
Annual Fish with a Cop Program Tournament Fundraiser Benefits
The Optimist Club of Frederick held its seventh annual Fish with a Cop Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
program on Saturday May 28, 2016, at the Camp Airy pond in Thurmont.
There were twenty-one boys and girls from across Frederick County who took
part in the program. Officers from Maryland State, Frederick City, Brunswick, Cornhole 4 A Cause Tournament
Thurmont, and the Department of Natural Resources Police participated in (left) First Place winners, Doug G.
the program. and Kevin M.
The officers picked up the children from their homes and transported them (below) Second Place winners, Denny
to the pond. They were then given a Zebco combo rod and reel along with M and Mike K.
tackle from the Optimist Club. The officers and club members worked with
the kids to help them develop or further their fishing skills. When the fishing
was done, the Optimist Club held a cookout and fish fry for the children and
officers. The officers then took the children back home.
The following sponsors contributed to this program: Giant Foods;
Maryland DNR for stocking the pond; Camp Airy for use of their pond
and their director, Tim Olson, for all his assistance; Zebco for the fishing Courtesy Photos
equipment; and Frederick County elementary schools. Because of these
sponsors and policemen who volunteered their time, the children had a very On Saturday, June 11, 2016,
memorable experience. Sincere gratitude is extended to all who helped with Barkers 4 Blood Cancer, a
this program. Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Courtesy Photo Light the Night team, held their
annual Cornhole 4 A Cause
Tournament fundraiser at the Emmitsburg Community Park. Thirty teams
participated! They raised a total of $1,578 at the fundraiser, which was raised
through a Long Shot Toss competition, a large raffle, a 50/50, silent auctions,
tip jars, and tournament entry fees. Proceeds will benefit the Leukemia &
Lymphoma Society.
Cornhole Tournament winners were: First Place went to Jim Beam—Kevin
M. and Doug G., who went undefeated; Second Place went to Long Time
Coming—Mike K. and Denny M.; Third Place went to The Truckers—Todd
and Josh.
Special thanks to Barkers 4 Blood Cancer teammates Morgan Dempsey,
Tracie Lee, Sue Reid, and Kelly Reid, and to the volunteers who helped before
and during the event, including Mary Dewees, Harvey Dewees, Peggy Dewees,
Shannon Cool, Kim Foreman, Jenni Ryan, Eric Dempsey, Fran Dempsey, Tyler
Dempsey, Jacob Fisher, Jeff Ridenour, Tami Hardesty, and Justin Threatt.
They would also like to thank the businesses that made this possible.
For more pictures and information about the tournament, please visit
www.facebook.com/barkers4bloodcancer. Their next tournament fundraiser is
Pictured from left are: (top) Sgt. Angie Waechter, Brandon Hoalim, Quinn Taylor, Ofc. Brandon September 24.
Smith, Thailer Bounthisane, Optimist Club President Earl Gamber, Master Trooper Matt Crouse, Sgt.
Todd Hill; (second row from top) Ofc. Alexandra Mankofsky, Dylan Kraemer, 1st Class Tommy Jesson,
Matthew Kraemer, Kyle Milam, Ofc. Kyle Minnick, Kara Baierlein, Alexis Hoffman, Brian Hardy, www.thecatoctinbanner.com
Ryan Martin, Jesse Fox; (third row from top) Logan Sheridan, Ofc. Evans, Kaniya Brown, Akela
Brown, Cymere Bowie, Layla Lester, Ofc. Tim Duhan, Frank Cornell, Brian Hardy, Cpl. Josh White, Your Good News Community Newspaper
Colten Eyler, Jett McMillion, Tfc. Cory Mills, Bishop Crampton, Patrick McCarley, Tfc. Nick Farioli,
Giancarlo Argueta, and Fish with a Cop Chairman Craig Taliaferro. Not pictured: Brenton Kelley. Serving Northern Frederick County, Maryland, Since 1995
