The Key Niners and the Women's 18-Hole golf associations gathered Feb. 26 for their annual event that benefits Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.
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Katie Johns
| 2:11 p.m. February 26, 2019
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The Key Niners and the Women's 18-Hole golf associations swung with a purpose Feb. 26.
On Tuesday morning and afternoon, the two golf groups gathered for a round of golf followed by lunch in the Harbourside Ballroom for the annual Go for the Cure event.
From cups filled with pink lemonade to the napkins, the room was sprinkled with pink decor in honor of breast cancer research. The event benefits Breast Health Sarasota, Inc., and last year, the groups raised $30,000.
This story has been updated to reflect the correct amount of money raised by the groups.
Event co-organizer Hannah Weinberg, Deborah Ericson and Suellen Kaeb of Breast Health Sarasota, Inc and event co-organizer Jayne Weiss
Anita Cohen, Jeanie Davis and Sue Olin
Each golfer got a little box with golf balls.
Lynne Koy, Bonnie Chisling, Kathy Bernstein and Marysue Wechsler
Sheryl Ruark, Andree Keebaugh and Terri Hanna
Jan Van Iten, Barbara Brizdle, Carol Westwood and Carole Horowitz
The event brought together The Key Niners and the Women's 18-Hole golf associations.
Co-organizer Jayne Weiss Suellen Kaeb of Breast Health Sarasota, Inc. and co-organizer Arlene Klein
Helen Glaser, Brenda Laderman, Joanie Cohen and Debby Hamburg
Jean Zakovec and Marie Watts
Janet Hartman, Pam Crowe, Debbie Rand and Noreen Ackerman
Anite Cohen, Gwen Watson, Bunny Skirboll and Hannah Weinberg
Pam Rennie, Betsey Fairrington, Gerry Peterman and Becky Smothers
Donna Troendle and Marie Hunter
Karen Shearer, Pam Shauwaert, Katie Moulton and Kerrii Anderson
