Jarrett Lane Memorial Golf Tournament Seeks Players
Jarrett Lane Memorial Golf Tournament in Penbroke sponsored by Castle Rock Golf and Recreation invites tee times starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday June 19 with a $250 team fee. Top finishers win cash prizes and Mulligans, plus breakfast and lunch for players and families. All proceeds go to the Jarrett Lane Memorial Fund supporting Giles County youth. Lane was a Virginia Tech student and faculty member killed April 16, 2007.
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Jarrett Lane Memorial Golf Tournament Supports Youth
Proceeds benefit the Jarrett Lane Memorial Fund aiding Giles County youth in academics athletics and leadership. Established in honor of Virginia Tech student Jarrett Lane killed April 16 2007. Alicia Lane-Farrell is media contact. registration via Castle Rock Golf and Recreation at 540 626 7276.
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