
	From Numbers to Names Indeed, we accomplished a lot last Monday. Thank you to the staff at Forest Hills the tee sign creators, our embroidery friends, Golfers and Caddies, and to all of our amazing donors and volunteers--you have all given so much. Together, we have accumulated a large amount of deeds, gifts and love that just can't be calculated, and for this we praise our God who is the giver of all good things. Here's what we can count: → 24 GOLFERS: Not including a handful of fudging caddies who actually played because it is, as we all know, torture to be on the course all day and not actually play. → 23 CADDIES → 240 HOURS OF GOLF PLAYED → 12,004 STROKES → 1 HOLE-IN-ONE: Courtesy of Todd Gifford (Show off) → 92 ADVILS CONSUMED → 219.2 MILES COVERED → 28,000 FUNDS RAISED...and counting Collectively your NUMBERS will cover several weeks of rehabilitative care to restore the NAMES of 12 girls. Care will include: initial intake costs, housing, security, healthcare, counseling, clothing, transportation, education and legal services. Please be expecting an update soon once we receive our first home full of girls. We commend each and every one of you for the sacrifices made for the sake of others. "The generous soul will be made rich, and he who waters will also be watered himself." Prov. 11:25 CF Golf Pictures We hope you enjoy some of the highlights shown to the right of your screen! We've decided to open a Photobucket account which contains all of Monday's Golf Marathon Pictures. Please feel free to view the whole album, upload and share any great moments you were able to capture or even share your favorites on Facebook. To view the CF 100 Hole Golf Marathon 2010 Album click HERE. We want to hear from YOU! Please take a few moments of your time to answer the following five questions. We appreciate and value your feedback and hope to improve this event in the years to come. CF Golf Survey Please indicate your overall experience for our First Annual CF Golf Marathon. Excellent! Good Fair Needs Work Poor In your opinion was having a caddy useful and/or fun? Yes, they were necessary and added to the fun! Fun, but not necessary. Approximately how many hours did you spend on raising support? 1 - 2 hours 3 - 4 hours 5 - 6 hours 7 - 8 hours 9 - 10 hours Did you find the online personal fundraising tool helpful, easy to use and efficient? Yes Yes, but I ran into glitches. No No, I ran into glitches. Not Applicable Would you be interested in participating again in next year's CF Golf Marathon. If yes, how so? Yes, I would love to golf and/or caddy again! I would like to be on the planning committee. I would like to help secure sponsorship. I would like to participate as an event volunteer. No thank you. If you have any further comments and/or suggestions please email Bickey Lloyd at five@compassionfirst.org. Again, thank you all for your tremendous show of love and support! We had such a wonderful time together and are already looking forward to next year's 100 Hole Marathon! Until then live for the sake of others,			CF Golf 100 Hole Marathon Pictures 2010 Quotes of the Day: "56 year old backs were not meant for 100 Holes!" Dave Smith "If you aren't cheating, you aren't trying." Greg Kaufer (CF Golf Marathon Chairman) "Quiet PLEASE!" Mike Mercer (prior to swing) "This is a good warm up day for everyone." (post swing) "I think the tree ate my ball." Tim Nigro "Got any Advil?" Todd Gifford "I think I was looking at the wrong green?!?!" Brett Langer "Have you gals seen our balls?" Kim Langer "Now I remember why I hate golf." Anonymous (cough...Lundgren) "Not everyone gets to caddy for the Pope!...Come on Pope we gotta putt!" John Taft "Was that picture a body shot?...oh no, I forgot my low socks." Jim Pope "I'm doing okay, my swing isn't!" Tim Nigro "Did you get my good side?" Sam Nunez "You must be tired, you haven't done anything in a while." Kaufer to caddy (Ben Grimm) "Over the river and through the woods..." Sam Mercer (after an anonymous golfer took a swing)