The Capital Regional AHEPA Golf Outing took place on August 11, left to right: Charlie Sarris, Bill Georges, George Socaris, and Jim Googas. Photo: Chris Pappis
DELMAR, NY – After a one year delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Troy, NY AHEPA Chapter 306, Schenectady, NY AHEPA Chapter 125, and Albany, NY AHEPA Chapter 140 jointly held their 2nd Annual The Eleftheria Capital Region AHEPA Golf Outing on August 11 at Normanside Country Club in Delmar.
At the Capital Regional AHEPA Golf Outing on August 11, left to right: Michael Kasmier, Dawn Jones, Jackie Reset, and Dave Basko. Photo: James Gaminde
Months of planning by the Golf Committee resulted in another successful event. The hot, humid weather could not dampen the enthusiasm of the 80 golfers who enjoyed competing for team awards and individual prizes in the closest to the pin, longest drive, and hole in one contests. The dinner banquet, which featured the raffle drawings of 60 donated prizes, was attended by 105 people who were treated to a delicious meal while enjoying the music of a Greek DJ.
At the Capital Regional AHEPA Golf Outing on August 11, left to right: Mike Koutsourades, James Gaminde, George Pappis, Bill Seamon, Rev. Fr. Patric Legato, and Chris Pappis. Photo: John Moustakas
The golf outing raised thousands of dollars for the Capital Region AHEPA Chapter scholarship funds and philanthropic programs, as well as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, this year’s designated charitable organization. The outing received broad support from the business community of the Capital Region with many sponsorships and donations. Next year’s third annual golf outing is scheduled for June 15, 2022.
At the Capital Regional AHEPA Golf Outing on August 11, left to right: David Morrison, Scott Stickle, Samuel Maltbie, and Robert Hahn. Photo: Mike Koutsourades
At the Capital Regional AHEPA Golf Outing on August 11, left to right: Ricardo Saracino, Joseph Fantozzi, and Vincent Fantozzi. Photo: Chris Pappis
At the Capital Regional AHEPA Golf Outing on August 11, left to right: Andy Anton, Jim Lamar, Jeff McCullough, and Peter Melas. Photo: Chris Pappis
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Madam Speaker,
Madam Vice President,
Honorable Members of the United States Congress,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
There is no greater honor for the elected leader of the people who created democracy than to address the elected representatives of the people who founded their country on the Greek model and have promoted and defended democratic values ever since.
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