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Front Page, May 2022

Celebrating 10 Years of Past Presidents

This year’s tournament committee of past presidents: Regina Bellach, Candy Burtis, MaryLou Walton, Bobbie Johnson, Barbara Gayer, Deb Parker, and Kathy Holwick. Not pictured: Dee Lee.
Aloha from the Ranch! Cathy Edge, Chris Ogrodowski, Carol Kvangnes, and Cath Lewis.
Hippie Chicks with Sticks Rhonda McGree, Regina Bellach, Deb Parker, and Mary Nielsen
These ladies are ready for the beach, and maybe a round of golf. Linda Walker, Kim Hagood, Jan Stocek, and Barb Wilson
Vegas, Baby! Queen of Hearts ladies are Donna Toller, Jane Everett, Connie Drew, and Mona Rod.
Golf, anyone? Take me to Hawaii! Robyn Tanke, Mary Kindt, Sally Fullington, and Dema Harris in pink Hawaiian shirts.
Queen for a Day is MaryLou Walton! RRLGA ladies honored MaryLou’s many talents. She will be missed!
The winning team of Hippie Chicks: Jeri Srenaski, Barbara Gayer, Judy Brozek, and Patti Baumann.

Robson Ranch Ladies Golf Association (RRLGA) celebrated 10 years of Past President tournaments in style! This tournament is a favorite of our members; they form their own foursomes, dress for the theme, and play a fun round of golf with lots of laughs. This year was “Flashbacks…Past Presidents’ Party 10 Year Anniversary.”

The fun event started 10 years ago as the Fortune Cookie Classic. After three years the name was changed to Past Presidents’ Party. Each year there is always a new Past President joining the committee and a new theme. This year’s event was planned and hosted by Past Presidents MaryLou Walton, Candy Burtis, Dee Lee, Barb Gayer, Bobbie Johnson, Kathy Holwick, Deb Parker, and Regina Bellach.

The past themes have been “Life is a Beach,” “Viva Las Vegas,” “Hippie Chicks with Sticks,” “For the Love of Golf … Lady Legends,” “Aloha, Lei Lady Lei,” and “It’s a Jungle Out There.” After each hole, team members read a sign that describes who’s score will be used. There is always lots of laughs using the score of the person with blue eyes, with the oldest grandchild, a “7” in their address, or even the driver of the first cart in line to tee off.

The brainchild of the tournament, MaryLou Walton, is moving from the Ranch soon, so the ladies honored her at the luncheon that followed. Each table was decorated in the theme of a past tournament. Table talk overflowed with memories and laughs. MaryLou, you will be missed! Thank you for your leadership, your creativity, and your dedication to the RRLGA!