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Siouxland Senior Open 2009

Once again, Siouxland seniors grabbed their golf clubs and friends to show support for the Alzheimer’s Association by playing in our 17th annual Siouxland Senior Open. Ninety golfers participated in this year’s event at Two Rivers Golf Course in North Sioux City, South Dakota.

The Siouxland Senior Open is a benefit tournament that features male golfers age 50 and older. All proceeds raised directly benefit Senior Day Services, the Alzheimer's Association’s adult day service. The tournament establishes Siouxland’s senior golf champion, recognized with the Dale Mogren Memorial Plaque and the Gunderson’s Cup. This year Tom Bohenkamp became a two-time event champion. First winning in 2004, Tom gave a repeat winning performance to win the tournament. Additional awards were presented at the evening banquet showcasing the best score in each age category.

Our Senior Day Services program is an activity –based program for older adults with cognitive impairments, including those with Alzheimer’s disease. Established in 1995, the program remains dedicated to providing individuals with a safe, supervised, and social environment while offering respite to their caregivers.  

It is great community support, for events like the Senior Open, which allow the Big Sioux Chapter to continue our mission to offer help and hope! For information on participating next year, please contact kim.mccormick@alz.org.

Thank you to all who participated in the Siouxland Senior Open this year! To view the photos of your group, please click on the link below: 

http://www.izzon.com/senior_open/index.htm?detectflash=false&

Sponsors

Central Bank 
Iowa-Nebraska State Bank
Liberty National Bank
Maple Heights
Home Instead Senior Care
Great West Casualty
Premier Bankcard
Sunrise Retirement Community
United Real Estate Solutions
             

In-Kind Sponsors

Avery Brothers Sign Company
Dakota Dunes Country Club
Gunderson's Jewelers
KTIV
Powell Broadcasting
Izzon Photography
Nutra-Flo
Sioux City Journal
             

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