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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
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The number of scholarships and total dollars endowed with The Fund
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This year, $813,000 of the Ouimet Fund’s scholarships will
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its endowed scholarships. An effort is being made
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endowed scholarships. Please contact Ouimet
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The Francis Ouimet
The Francis Scholarship
Ouimet Fund,Fund,
Scholarship Inc. Inc.
300 300
Arnold Palmer Boulevard
Arnold Palmer Boulevard
Norton, Massachusetts
Norton, 0276602766
Massachusetts
774.430.9090
774.430.9090
FAX 774.430.7474
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www.ouimet.org
www.ouimet.org
December 2018
Dear Friends and fellow Endowed Scholarship Creators,
I had the good fortune seven years ago to become more heavily involved with the
Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund. Until then, my connection, as with many Ouimet
supporters, was limited to donating annually to the Bag Tag Program through my golf
club. The more I worked with The Fund’s long-time Executive Director, Bob Donovan,
his staff and members of the Ouimet Board of Directors, the more I came to admire
and respect the mission and success of this exceptional non-profit. The connection I
developed with the organization’s Scholars, volunteers and staff inspired me to establish
an Endowed Fund in honor of my parents, Audrey and D’Arcy Brent.
A couple years ago, my mother, who was 94-years-old at the time, joined me at the
annual “Investing in Lifetimes” Endowed Reception at Wellesley Country Club. We
both had the chance to meet and speak with the young scholar who was the recipient of that year’s award from her and
my dad’s fund. The expression of joy and fulfillment on my mom’s face was priceless, and it was a moment I will never
forget. Establishing this endowed fund represented a personal financial sacrifice, but it has returned to me a hundred
times over in ways I never imagined. I trust all of you listed on the pages that follow share similar feelings.
Over the past decade, the number of Ouimet endowed scholarships has nearly doubled. Today, the 148 endowed funds
total over $17 Million! They account for over one-third of the $2.2 million the Ouimet Fund will award to 457 Scholars in
2019. These annual awards range from $500 per Scholar to over $28,000, depending upon financial need.
As successful as the growth of our endowed gifts has been, the need and demand for Ouimet Scholarships continues to
increase. For this reason, I ask you to please reach out to your friends and golfing colleagues who may be in a position to
endow a scholarship of their own. Those who create a Ouimet endowed fund share a common goal to give back to the
game we love while honoring a friend or family member who has had a positive influence on our lives. In doing so, we
are having a similar impact on the education of young men and women who become Ouimet Scholars.
I know I speak for all of us involved with The Fund when I say how very grateful we are for what you have done and
continue to do for the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund and our Scholars.
Duffy Brent
Chair, Development Committee
Board of Directors
PRESIDENT 1st VICE PRESIDENT 2nd VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER CLERK & COUNSEL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
James D. Blue, II James W. Moriarty J. Duncan Gratton John C. Agostino Dennis J. Kelly Robert P. Donovan
PRESIDENT 1st VICE PRESIDENT 2nd VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER CLERK & COUNSEL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
James D. Blue, II James W. Moriarty J. Duncan Gratton John C. Agostino Dennis J. Kelly Robert P. Donovan
Endowed Scholarships Through The Years
1966 William Danforth Award 2004 Bank of America Championship Award
1978 Joseph Morrill Award Barrett - O’Hara Family Scholarship
Frost Family Scholarship
1982 Anders Fund Jack Hobbs Scholarship
1988 Richard Tarlow Award Ted Kenerson Brae Burn Caddie Scholarship
Domingo Lopez Scholarship
1991 Roger Barry Award
Tiger Woods Foundation Award
1992 James D. Casey Scholarship
2005 Tom Barrett Memorial Scholarship
David Howard Award
Raymond M. Blue Scholarship
Guy Tedesco Scholarship
Charlie Earp Scholarship
1996 Wallace M. Burnett Scholarship Charles & Janice Fox Scholarship
Sidney Goldstein Scholarship John P. Hamill Scholarship
1998 Frederick A. Bailey Scholarship Priscilla D. Ramsey Scholarship
Connolly Family Scholarship Richard A. Spillane, Sr. Scholarship
Adele Foley Scholarship 2006 Boston Police Athletic League Scholarship
Ted Highberger, Sr. Award Cape Cod National Scholarship
Eddie Lowery Award Mary Casey Scholarship
Billy Maich Award Casson Family Scholarship
Jack Casey New England Senior Golfers’ Association Erling Jacobsen Scholarship
Scholarship Newell B. Kurson Scholarship
NFL Alumni New England Chapter “Team Spirit” Scholarship Les Bond/Wellesley Country Club Scholarship
Deacon Palmer Scholarship F. Henry Savage, Jr. Scholarship
1999 Charlie Crenshaw Scholarship Harrison G. Taylor, Jr. / Worcester Country Club
Raymond Faxon Scholarship Scholarship
Michael Ohanian Scholarship Amos E. Wasgatt III Scholarship Tatnuck Country Club
Christopher “Boo” Rich Scholarship 2007 Irving L. Adler Scholarship
Stansky Family Scholarship Phil & Blanche Cahalin Scholarship
Dolly Sullivan Scholarship Eastward Ho! Scholarship
Ellen Hines Scholarship
2000 Brae Burn Country Club/Mickey Lane Scholarship
Oyster Harbors Club Scholarship
Scott King Scholarship
Tudor Investments Scholarship
William R. King Scholarship
Jerry York Scholarship
Margaret Lowery Award
Thomas W. Strange Scholarship 2008 Richard F. Connolly, Jr. Scholarship
Dr. John F. Gallagher, Jr. / Frank Spellman Scholarship
2001 Heritage Scholarship
John D. Mineck Caddie Scholarship
Byron Nelson Award
Kevin Onstott Scholarship
Mildred Gardinor Prunaret Award Harry & Muriel Player Scholarship
The Renaissance Golf Club Scholarship Herbert Warren Wind Scholarship
2002 Altman/McLaughlin Award
2009 John F. Gillis Scholarship
Prescott S. Bush Scholarship Stan Thirsk Scholarship
Hyannisport Club Memorial Award
Charles A. Pappas Award 2010 Judge Patrick F. Brady Scholarship
Ely Callaway Scholarship
2003 Jerry Daly Scholarship
John F. Flavin Concord Country Club Scholarship
Ed Dudley Award
Robert & Joanne McIntosh Scholarship
Richard J. Ganong Scholarship
David Page Scholarship
John J. McCafferty Scholarship
Dave & Jane Parker Scholarship
Roche Family Scholarship
Reilly Family Scholarship
Dick Stimets Scholarship
John Watt Scholarship
2011 Fordie Pitts, Jr. Scholarship
John R. Reilly Scholarship
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2012 Audrey & I. D’Arcy Brent II Scholarship 2015 Dennett Goodrich Scholarship
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Scholarship (cont.) Edward J. Krovitz, Jr. Scholarship
Kennedy Family Scholarship Frank & Helen Murphy Family Scholarship
Killer Foy Scholarship Carolyn S. Savage Scholarship
James McDonough Scholarship William Van Faasen Scholarship
Robert F. O’Meara Scholarship Seth Waugh Scholarship
2013 George L. & E. Theresa Brandi Scholarship John Webster Scholarship
Holly & David Bruce Scholarship Wetzel Family Scholarship
Donovan Family Scholarship 2016 Peter Dalton Scholarship
Joe Gill Scholarship James E. Lehman Scholarship
May Jackson Scholarship Peter S. Lynch Scholarship
Keith - Hoon Scholarship Neil J. McNamara Scholarship
Mix - Jordan Scholarship 2017 Rand Alexander Scholarship
William G. O’Brien Scholarship Campbell-Beach Scholarship
Rick Stimets Scholarship Gerald F. Corcoran Scholarship
Woodland Golf Club Scholarship McDonald Family Scholarship
2014 Boston Strong Scholarship Harold Whitworth Pierce Scholarship
Coan Family Scholarship Wendy Price Scholarship
Fred & Marion MacQuarrie Scholarship John & Lillian Simourian Scholarship
Martin Family Scholarship Tom Stemberg Scholarship
Paul E. Petry/Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Wanless Family Scholarship
Scholarship 2018 1949 Scholarship
Scannell Family Scholarship Carolyn N. Boday Scholarship
2015 Evelyn Virginia Rutledge Alexander Scholarship Mike & Linda Furyk Scholarship
Robert B. Bachman Scholarship Paul Graveline Memorial Scholarship
Brae Burn CC Caddie Alumni Endowed Scholarship Bob & Elaine McDonald Family Scholarship
Kevin Buckley Scholarship Diane Munns Scholarship
Walter F. Devitt Scholarship George N. Vanderbilt and Raymond F. Hamel Scholarship
The Ouimet Endowed Scholarship Program
The Ouimet Fund Endowed Scholarship Program has become our cornerstone for growth. Endowed scholarships are permanently
restricted funds that are invested to ensure the existence of the scholarship in perpetuity. The program offers the donor the ability to
tailor their gift and the resulting named award to suit their own philanthropic goals. Since 1991, the number of endowed scholarships
invested with The Fund has grown from 5 to 148 awards.
A unique quality of the Ouimet Fund Endowed Scholarship Program is that it permanently links the donor, honoree or sponsoring
organization with golf, Francis Ouimet, youth and education. Every year, we are thrilled to communicate with the donors and/or honorees
to let them know about the student(s) who they are helping and what makes him or her a worthy recipient. We often hear of the
satisfaction they feel knowing they’ve made a difference in the life of a young student. The recipients of the awards often send letters of
gratitude to their benefactors letting them know how important their support has been.
Endowment Is Important To The Future Of The Fund
Endowed scholarships are important to the Ouimet Fund and our Scholars. The endowed awards broaden The Fund’s financial base
and proceeds greatly add to our scholarships, lessening our dependence on annual fundraising and events and increasing the dollars
available to support all of our Scholars.
Is A Ouimet Endowed Scholarship Right For You?
The 148 endowed awards established with the Ouimet Fund have been funded in a variety of ways. The common thread among them is
that the contributions come from individuals, families or special groups who wish to honor a deep commitment and connection to young people,
education, the game of golf and Francis Ouimet.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1) Who should endow a scholarship? The ideal candidate is someone who has a deep affinity for golf, or has or had a parent or loved one who
shares that deep affinity for golf, and who would like to be permanently associated with golf, Francis Ouimet and education. Family members,
for instance, may together create an award in the name of their Mom or Dad. Other candidates include companies or clubs and organizations
that are close to golf. Members of those organizations may collectively donate and may even approach vendors to contribute to a special cause.
2) How can I ensure that my philanthropic goals are realized? The Ouimet Fund’s Endowed Scholarship Program allows the donor to
“personalize” a scholarship by determining qualifications that are important to them. Current Ouimet endowed scholarships include
awards for Ouimet Scholars who are in a particular field of study, Scholars from a particular club or region of the state, a female Scholar,
or an inner-city Scholar. Candidates meeting these restrictions will be given priority. Donors may create their award with very defined
restrictions or in broader terms, or the donor can opt to allow The Fund to select a deserving recipient.
3) How can I make my contribution? Ouimet endowed scholarships can be funded in a variety of ways:
• Cash Donations: These can be made with a one-time donation or split up over various years based on contractual agreement.
• Gifts From Appreciated Stock: Donors may wish to take advantage of the tax savings by making a gift of appreciated stock that would
then be sold by The Fund to establish the award. Consult your tax advisor for more information.
• Memorial Donations: People frequently designate the Ouimet Fund for memorial donations when a loved one passes away. Occasionally,
these donations have been large and people have “rolled” them into endowed scholarships by making additional contributions.
• Memorial Tournaments: A memorial tournament can be organized by the donating group and the proceeds used to fund a permanently
endowed scholarship.
• From a Fundraising Effort: Several organizations have funded endowed awards by soliciting their members to donate toward the
endowed scholarship. Each of the individual donors was able to deduct the donation.
Eddie Lowery Planned Giving Program: The Fund is pleased to recognize, as members of The Eddie Lowery Society, those individuals
who have made a future commitment to The Fund through an estate gift. Planned (or bequest) gifts naming the Ouimet Fund as
beneficiary through a will, trust agreement, life insurance policy or other deferred gift such as a 401(k) provide a vital resource
for our scholarship aid. We thank the following members of the Eddie Lowery Society, some of whom have created an endowed
scholarship through their bequest:
Fred Bailey Dorothy B. Holt Trust
Paul Boudreau Bob Jordan and Bob Mix
Duffy Brent Claudette LaBonte and Paul Sincero
Richard F. Connolly, Jr. Gloria and William G. O’Brien
Robert P. and Theresa N. Donovan John Quinn
Richard J. Fogarty, Jr. Carolyn S. Savage
Ted Highberger Fred Thorne
If you would like to learn how you can include the Ouimet Fund as part of your estate plan and join this very special group of
supporters, please visit www.Ouimet.org/plannedgiving or contact us at 774.430.9090.
4) Can I gift money from my IRA and receive a charitable tax deduction? The IRA Charitable Rollover has been permanently extended, but
we suggest you consult your tax advisor on its current application. The Rollover has allowed individuals age 70½ and older to make direct
transfers totaling up to $100,000 per year to 501(c)(3) organizations, such as the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund, without having to
count the transfers as income for federal income tax purposes. The transfers do, however, count toward that person’s required minimum
distribution for the year. Transfers must come from your IRAs directly to the Ouimet Fund. If you have retirement assets in a 401(k), 403(b)
etc., you must first roll those funds into an IRA, and then you can direct the IRA provider to transfer the funds from the IRA directly to the
Ouimet Fund.
5) What Will I Receive For My Contribution? Most importantly, you will receive the satisfaction that comes with realizing your goal of
helping young people attain their college dreams. You will also receive annual information from The Fund detailing the student(s) who will
be receiving your scholarship, as well as key financial performance data on your fund and the Ouimet Fund in general.. As a token of our
gratitude, you will also receive a special “Francis Ouimet and Eddie Lowery” framed plaque which is presented to each sponsor or honoree
often at one of our events. Awards are listed annually in this publication, in the Annual Impact Report, and are permanently engraved on
a special recognition board at the Ouimet Fund offices at the William F. Connell Golf House.
Please contact The Fund for more information at 774.430.9090.
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Endowed Scholarship Donor Details
What: The Ouimet Fund offers the opportunity for people to permanently endow a Ouimet Fund scholarship. The scholarship may be endowed
in your name, the name of a loved one (living or dead), or the name of a company or organization. Scholarships may also be endowed
anonymously or in the name of a third party. The Fund can also set up endowed scholarships and manage them for other organizations.
Why the Ouimet Fund?: The Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund has been in existence for nearly 70 years, since 1949. It is one of the most
respected charities in New England and has awarded nearly $36 Million in scholarships to over 5,900 students, many of whom have gone
on to outstanding careers in business and professional positions. The Ouimet Fund is considered “The Golf Charity of Massachusetts”TM and is
supported by over 75 clubs, all of the golf organizations in the state as well as many individuals, companies and foundations. In the last five
fiscal years alone, which will end on March 31, 2019, the Ouimet Fund will have awarded over $9.1 Million in Scholarships.
DONATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Donation Level: The minimum donation required to establish an endowed scholarship is $50,000. Frequently, larger donations are made
at the start or ongoing donations are made to increase the impact of the award.
Pledging Over Time: A donor may agree to make the donation over a period of two to five years, if necessary.
Tax-deductibility: The donation to fund a scholarship and any additional contributions to it, are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
501 (c) (3) Tax-Exempt Organization: The Ouimet Fund has been a non-profit, tax-exempt organization in good standing for 69 years. Tax
ID #04-2234126.
Portfolio Management: The Fund’s endowed scholarship portfolio is managed by Goldman Sachs and has performed well historically.
Audit Report/Yearly Financial Report: The Ouimet Fund has an independent audit each year by a firm that specializes in non-profit
organizations and private schools. From that audit, The Fund has information on each endowed scholarship, including growth and
disbursements which is communicated to the donor.
Amount of Annual Scholarship: The annual amount of the endowed award is generally 5% of the total of the endowment. The endowed
award is made as part of, and in addition to, the general Ouimet Scholarship awarded. A $50,000 endowment, for instance, will cover
about half of a Ouimet award, that could range from $4,000 to $6,000. Endowments of greater size can be created to provide more than
one scholarship per year.
Management Fee: The Ouimet Fund draws 1% of the principal each year from each endowed fund and transfers that amount to the annual
operating budget. This helps to offset the increasing costs associated with operating and managing the endowed scholarship program.
Contract: Upon establishment of a new endowed scholarship, the Ouimet Fund requires a contract that is a standard agreement used
by schools and colleges. The contract protects the donor, the student recipient and the Ouimet Fund. The contract stipulates any special
restrictions requested by the donor and agreed upon by the Ouimet Fund.
“Enduring Value” of the Endowed Scholarship: The permanently endowed scholarship gives a donor a great return for their investment. As
the award is made yearly, there is an annual recognition of the donor and/or honoree.
SCHOLARSHIP MANAGEMENT AND SELECTION
Selection of Recipients: The recipients of the endowed scholarship are current Ouimet Scholars. Often, they are Scholars with more
substantial need who have been in the Ouimet program for a couple of years and have a “track record” of accomplishment.
Notification of Recipients: The Ouimet Fund’s staff reviews all Scholars annually. The Executive Director will inform the donors of the choices
for each award.
Notification of Winners: The Ouimet Fund will notify the individual recipients of each award, and give them an overview of who established
the award, including some information on the honoree.
Ouimet Eligibility: Applicants must have completed at least two years “service to golf” as caddies or in pro shop or course superintendent
operations at a Massachusetts golf course. The awards are “need-based” and assist with tuition at accredited undergraduate institutions.
Management of Scholarship: The Ouimet Fund’s professional staff manages the scholarships.
What if there is no Scholar meeting the specified qualifications?: The Ouimet Fund seeks to have each endowed scholarship help a student
with need and will select a Scholar who may not meet the narrow restrictions.
Waiting Period: If an award is scheduled to be paid over multiple years, until the full financial obligation has been met, a token award will
be made from Ouimet Scholarship contingency funds.
“Looks Great on a Resume”: The Ouimet endowed awards are considered highly prestigious and past winners list them on resumes.
Can the Award be made through a school and put in the investment portfolio of the school?: No.
Announcement/Promotion of Awards: The Ouimet Fund lists each award annually in its Annual Impact Report and gives further description
in this publication. A photo of the honoree is often included and each year the photo of the recipient is published in this report. If possible,
the Ouimet Fund may have a presentation of the award at a key Ouimet event the year it is established. The Ouimet Fund will also present
a plaque to the donor, if applicable. Making use of its multitude of social media channels, The Fund publicizes and recognizes recipients
through weekly “EndoWEDNESDAYS”, a way of highlighting one award and its recipient on our website.
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2018-2019 Endowed Awards
1949 SCHOLARSHIP RAND ALEXANDER SCHOLARSHIP
New in 2018 Inner-City Award
The 1949 Scholarship was Established by Ouimet Scholarship Alumni
created in 2018 to celebrate The Rand Alexander Scholarship was established
70 years of the Ouimet Fund, in 2017 in honor of Rand Alexander. The award
and the many students it is funded, in part, by proceeds of the annual Igoe
has helped over the years. It Memorial Golf Tournament at Wellesley Country
Matthew J.
recognizes the great history Club. The Igoe is a New England PGA Pro-Am that
Walthouse of the organization as well has benefitted the Ouimet Fund for over 45 years. Benjamin D. Schiff
as Francis Ouimet and Eddie Mr. Alexander is a long-time Wellesley member
Lowery. The inaugural recipient is Matthew J. Walthouse, a and avid golfer who has been an enthusiastic supporter of the
sophomore at Northeastern University majoring in Mechanical Ouimet Fund and Wellesley’s caddie program. He was a scholarship
Engineering who performed his golf service at Longmeadow student at Dartmouth College and learned to play golf on the
Country Club. municipal courses in his hometown of Springfield. After earning
an MBA at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, he
IRVING L. ADLER SCHOLARSHIP spent 28 years in the investment management business, retiring as
a partner from Wellington Management Company in 2005. He and
The Irving L. Adler Scholarship his wife, Cheryl, believe that access to education provides access to
was established in 2007 as an opportunity. In 2015, Mr. Alexander also created the Evelyn Virginia
80th birthday present from Rutledge Alexander Scholarship in memory of his mother. The Rand
friends, family and business Alexander Scholarship is for a Ouimet inner-city Scholar. This year’s
associates of Mr. Adler. He is a recipient is Benjamin D. Schiff, a senior at Western New England
Irving L. Adler Jameson J. Graham
founder of Adler Blanchard & University majoring in Computer Science who performed his golf
Associates, LLP and a long-time service at Longmeadow Country Club.
member of Spring Valley Country Club. He had been a Ouimet
Society member for many years and is the father of Scott Adler, ALTMAN/MCLAUGHLIN AWARD
a Ouimet Fund Director. The Adler Scholarship is for a Ouimet
Scholar preparing for a career in education or nursing. This year’s This award was
recipient is Jameson J. Graham, a senior at Quinnipiac University established in 2002
majoring in Nursing who performed his golf service at Black Rock and is for a Ouimet
Country Club. Scholar from Brookline
who has worked or
EVELYN VIRGINIA RUTLEDGE ALEXANDER Roger Altman and Nathaniel Klint
been connected with
Jay McLaughlin Brookline Golf Club
SCHOLARSHIP at Putterham and has attended Brookline Public Schools, or other
Mrs. Alexander was a Special inner-city schools, for at least six years. Two long-time friends
Education teacher in the who are natives of Brookline, Roger Altman and Jay McLaughlin
Springfield Public School established the award. Mr. Altman is Chairman of Evercore
System for over 30 years. She Partners, specializing in mergers and acquisitions of major media
earned a Master’s Degree and properties. He is a former Deputy and Assistant Secretary of the
Evelyn Virginia Shawn E. Ferris
a Ph.D in education while United States Treasury. He lives in the New York City area. Mr.
Rutledge Alexander working full-time and raising McLaughlin is a graduate of The College of the Holy Cross and
her two children. She was an avid golfer, gardener, and reader. The University of Pennsylvania Law School. He is also a former United
award is given by her son, Rand, also an ardent golfer and reader. States Treasury official. He is Municipal Marketing Manager for
The recipient of the scholarship must live in Hampden County, the Eastern Region at IESI. This year’s recipient is Nathaniel G.
Massachusetts and must have worked at a public golf course in Klint, a senior at Wentworth Institute of Technology majoring in
that County. This year’s recipient is Shawn E. Ferris, a junior at Electromechanical Engineering who performed his golf service at
Western New England University majoring in Sports Management George Wright Golf Course.
who performed his golf service at Elmcrest Country Club.
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ANDERS FUND FREDERICK A. BAILEY SCHOLARSHIP
Established by Ouimet Alumni This award was established in
The Anders Fund is 1998 and is named after Mr.
named after Fred Bailey, a former member of
Anders, the late Charles River and Brae Burn
Caddie Master at The Country Clubs who played
Country Club. The Fred Bailey Isabelle B.
frequently with Francis Ouimet.
Richard J. Robert L.
Fred Anders
award is funded by Bedard Bedard McDonald Mr. Bailey was an insurance
proceeds of the Anders executive who died in 1967. This year’s recipient is Isabelle B.
Tournament, and is limited to caddies at McDonald, a sophomore at Providence College majoring in
The Country Club. This year’s recipients Global Studies who performed her golf service at Charles River
are Richard J. Bedard, Robert L. Bedard, Country Club.
Mikael F. Cesar and Sean P. Quinn.
Richard is a junior at UMass - Lowell Mikael F. Sean P. Quinn BANK OF AMERICA CHAMPIONSHIP AWARD
Cesar
majoring in Business Administration. The Bank of America
Robert is a freshman at UMass - Lowell. Championship
Mikael is a sophomore at Santa Monica was a PGA TOUR
College majoring in Business. Sean Champions event
is a sophomore at UMass - Amherst that was played
majoring in Resource Economics. In Christopher J. Daniel S. for many years at
Collin J. Grady
2013, The Anders Committee added a Hughes Hughes Nashawtuc Country
new scholarship, the Newell, Pyle, Sears Club, and was conducted by Nashawtuc Charities, a charitable arm
Scholarship. It honors the late J. Louis Newell, Charles Pyle and of the club. The award was established in 2004 and is for Ouimet
John Sears. This year’s recipients are Christopher J. Hughes and Scholars who have performed his or her golf service at Nashawtuc.
Daniel S. Hughes. Christopher is a junior at Loyola University This year’s recipient is Collin J. Grady, a sophomore at Manhattan
- Maryland majoring in Economics and Marketing. Daniel is a College majoring in Business Administration.
junior at Loyola University - Maryland majoring in Business.
BARRETT - O’HARA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
ROBERT B. BACHMAN SCHOLARSHIP Established by a Ouimet Alumnus
Inner-City Award
This award was established in 2004 and is for a
This scholarship was created in Ouimet Scholar attending nursing school, intending
honor of Mr. Bachman by his to attend medical school, or for former Ouimet
family in 2015. Mr. Bachman Scholars currently attending medical school. This
is a native of the Philadelphia year’s recipient is Molly K. Eagar, a junior at Belmont
area and a World War II veteran. University majoring in Nursing who performed Molly K. Eagar
Robert B. Bachman John P. Scialoia
He has continuously worked her golf service at Salem Country Club.
in sales in the steel industry
for the past 70 years. Bob spent 40 years with Lukens Steel and TOM BARRETT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
has been a manufacturer’s representative for 30 years. He joined
Brae Burn Country Club in 1958 and was a single digit handicap The Tom Barrett Memorial
player for many years. Bob has a great love and passion for the Scholarship was created by the
game. On several occasions he had the honor of playing golf with family of Mr. Barrett in 2005. Mr.
Francis Ouimet. He and his wife Libby have four children and 12 Barrett was a Vice President of
grandchildren. The Robert B. Bachman Scholarship is for a Ouimet the Francis Ouimet Scholarship
Scholar from Brae Burn or an inner-city Scholar. This year’s recipient Tom Barrett Morgan L. Griffin
Fund, and the founder and
is John P. Scialoia, a freshman at St. Joseph’s College of Maine first Chairman of the Ouimet
who performed his golf service at George Wright Golf Course. Memorial Tournament. He was also a President of Woodland Golf
Club. He had been a sales executive with a school supplies company
and died in 1974 at age 46. The Barrett Memorial Scholarship is
given each year to a Ouimet Scholar from one of the clubs that
hosts a round of the Ouimet Memorial Tournament that year. This
year’s recipient is Morgan L. Griffin, a sophomore at Middlebury
College who performed her golf service at Woodland Golf Club.
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ROGER BARRY AWARD CAROLYN N. BODAY SCHOLARSHIP
Established in 1991 and named New in 2018
after the late long-time golf Carolyn is a long-time supporter
writer at the Patriot Ledger of the Ouimet Scholarship Fund
Newspapers in Quincy, this via the Bag Tag Program and the
award is restricted to journalism Golf Marathon. She became a
Roger Barry Nicholas A.
or communications majors or Lifetime Member in 2007. Her
Eliopoulos students intending to pursue a Carolyn N. Boday Alison R. Tzianabos
interest in golf started in 1966,
career in those fields. This year’s recipient is Nicholas A. Eliopoulos, when she and her late husband,
a senior at Westfield State University majoring in Communications George, joined Oakley Country Club where she learned to play golf.
who performed his golf service at Essex County Club. She volunteered for Oakley and the WGAM, as well as participating
in Belmont’s Special Olympics Golf Program. The Carolyn Boday
RAY BLUE SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is for female scholars from Oakley Country Club, or
The Ray Blue Scholarship was another nearby club, or inner-city female scholars. The inaugural
created by his family in 2005. recipient is Alison R. Tzianabos, a freshman at Clark University
The late Mr. Blue had been a who performed her golf service at Belmont Country Club.
native of Brookline, MA (like
Francis Ouimet), and a highly BOSTON POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE SCHOLARSHIP
Ray Blue Eileen C. Lent
enthusiastic and popular Inner-City Award
golfer at Charles River Country
Club and Woodland Golf Club. He practiced Mr. Ouimet’s values, The Boston Police Athletic
including “gentlemanly play and not necessarily low scores were League Scholarship was
the important aspects of golf.” Mr. Blue was President of food founded in 2006 by the late
brokerage companies in Connecticut and Massachusetts and Gerald Ridge through donations
raised nine children with his late wife, Priscilla. One of his sons, from the BPAL. The scholarship is
Jim, is the current Ouimet Fund President. The Blue Scholarship is John F. O’Brien
presented annually to a Ouimet
for Ouimet Scholars who have worked at Charles River or Woodland Scholar who is a Boston resident
or are from Newton and have worked at a nearby club. This year’s and has done his/her golf service at Franklin Park or George Wright
recipient is Eileen C. Lent, a junior at Hobart and William Smith Golf Courses. This year’s recipient is John F. O’Brien, a junior at
Colleges majoring in English who performed her golf service at Bates College majoring in Politics who performed his golf service
Charles River Country Club. at George Wright Golf Course.
LES BOND/WELLESLEY COUNTRY CLUB BOSTON STRONG SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP The Boston Strong Scholarship
Established by Ouimet Alumni was established in 2014 by
an anonymous Friend of The
The Les Bond/Wellesley Fund who wanted to honor the
Country Club Scholarship spirit of the City of Boston. The
was established in 2006 and Boston Strong Scholarship is
is funded by the proceeds of Cameron R. Hunter
for a Ouimet Scholar who has
the annual Igoe Pro-Am at performed his or her service at Boston Golf Club, The Kittansett
Les Bond Jared M. Krueger
Wellesley and other donations. Club or a daily fee club in Massachusetts. This year’s recipient
Mr. Bond was head professional is Cameron R. Hunter, a sophomore at Villanova University
at Wellesley for 34 years and a former President of the New England majoring in Mechanical Engineering who performed his golf
PGA. He founded the Igoe Tournament to help the Igoe family after service at The Kittansett Club.
the 1967 death of Jack Igoe, his predecessor as Wellesley’s golf
professional. When the Igoe family’s education was completed, the
tournament’s proceeds were directed to other causes, including the
Ouimet Fund. This year’s recipient is Jared M. Krueger, a junior at
Bryant University majoring in Data Science.
8JUDGE PATRICK F. BRADY SCHOLARSHIP GEORGE L. AND E. THERESA BRANDI
Established by a Ouimet Alumnus SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship was originally Established in 2013, this award
established in 2010 as the Charles honors the late Mr. and Mrs.
River Country Club Scholarship, Brandi who raised eight children
and was re-named after Judge instilling a love of hard work
Patrick F. Brady in 2016. Judge and education. The award was
Eileen C. Lent
Judge Brady served on the Massachusetts created by Gerry Brandi who
George L. and E. Liam M. Flaherty
Patrick F. Brady Superior Court bench for 25 years Theresa Brandi was first exposed to golf at the
until his retirement in 2015. He died suddenly in Maplewood Caddy Camp in New Hampshire. The Brandi Scholarship
September of 2016. He was a great supporter of is for a Ouimet Scholar from a large family. This year’s recipient is
the caddie program at Charles River Country Club. Liam M. Flaherty, a junior at University of Virginia who performed
The scholarship is funded through a special giving his golf service at Sankaty Head Golf Club.
program at Charles River. The award is for Ouimet Isabelle B.
McDonald
Scholars who have performed their service at that AUDREY AND I. D’ARCY BRENT II SCHOLARSHIP
club, which has been home to seven Ouimet Fund Presidents. This
This award was created
year’s recipients are Eileen C. Lent and Isabelle B. McDonald.
by Mrs. Brent and her
Eileen is a junior at Hobart and William Smith Colleges majoring
son, I. D’Arcy Brent
in English. Isabelle is a sophomore at Providence College majoring
III (Duffy), in 2012 in
in Global Studies.
memory of Colonel
BRAE BURN COUNTRY CLUB/MICKEY LANE Audrey and I. D’Arcy Brent, II Lucas A.
Brent who died in 2010
Gharabegian at age 90. Colonel and
SCHOLARSHIP Mrs. Brent shared a life-long passion for golf and enjoyed the chance
The officers and members to introduce people of all ages to the game. They were long-time
of Brae Burn Country Club members of Concord Country Club. During Colonel Brent’s career
established this award in he had been a CIA Operative during the Cold War and advisor to
2000. It was established in two White House Administrations. He left the CIA to join the private
recognition of the late Mr. Lane, defense contracting industry, serving as Executive Vice President of
Mickey Lane Nathan S. Ng
who served as assistant or head Baird Corporation in Bedford, MA. This award for a Ouimet Scholar
professional at Brae Burn for 37 is unrestricted. This year’s recipient is Lucas A. Gharabegian, a
years. This year’s recipient is Nathan S. Ng, a sophomore at UMass freshman at Northeastern University who performed his golf service
- Amherst majoring in Computer Science. at Salem Country Club.
BRAE BURN CC CADDIE ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN SCHOLARSHIP
Established by Ouimet Alumni Established by a Ouimet Alumnus
The Brae Burn Country Club The Brown Brothers
Caddie Alumni Endowed Harriman Ouimet
Scholarship was established Scholarship was
in 2015 through an appeal established in 2012
headed by a group of Ouimet by a group of BBH
ALUMNI John A. Forte
Alumni, Brae Burn members Joseph J. Cincotta partners to support
and former Brae Burn caddies. Ouimet Scholar award
It honors the long tradition of caddies at Brae Burn and is for winners. Mr. Ouimet worked at BBH for many years where the firm
Ouimet Scholars who have been caddies at Brae Burn. This year’s maintains a boardroom named in his honor. This year’s recipient
recipient is John A. Forte, a senior at UMass - Boston majoring in is Joseph J. Cincotta, a senior at Bryant University majoring in
Communications. Business who performed his golf service at Green Harbor Golf Club.
9HOLLY AND DAVID BRUCE SCHOLARSHIP WALLACE M. BURNETT SCHOLARSHIP
Inner-City Award This award was instituted in
This award was 1996 and is in honor of Mr.
established by Holly Burnett, a lifelong Western
and David Bruce in Massachusetts resident.
2013 to honor the The award was funded by
100th anniversary Wally Burnett Matthew J. contributions from family
Holly and David Bruce Nathaniel Klint
of Francis Ouimet’s Walthouse and friends. The scholarship
U.S. Open victory. is earmarked for a Western Massachusetts Ouimet Scholar who
Holly and David reside in Boston and are active Ouimet Society demonstrates a commitment to and love for golf. This year’s
Lifetime Members. Holly joined the Ouimet Board in 2011. They recipient is Matthew J. Walthouse, a sophomore at Northeastern
are members of Ouimet’s home course, Woodland Golf Club, University majoring in Mechanical Engineering who performed
and are deeply committed to partnering with organizations that his golf service at Longmeadow Country Club.
enrich the lives of children and families in our community. The
Bruce Scholarship is for a Ouimet Scholar who has completed PRESCOTT S. BUSH SCHOLARSHIP
golf service at Woodland Golf Club or the Franklin Park or George
Wright Golf Courses in Boston. This year’s recipient is Nathaniel The Bush Award was funded by
G. Klint, a senior at Wentworth Institute of Technology majoring in proceeds of the 2002 Ouimet
Electromechanical Engineering who performed his golf service at Fund Annual Banquet honoring
George Wright Golf Course. Former President George
H.W. Bush, and is named after
KEVIN BUCKLEY SCHOLARSHIP Prescott S. Bush Jared S. Magsino the late father of Mr. Bush.
Inner-City Award Prescott S. Bush was a United
Established by Ouimet Alumni States Senator from Connecticut and also served as President of
the United States Golf Association in 1934. Mr. Bush worked at
In 2015, the Kevin Buckley Brown Brothers Harriman in investments, where he was a partner
Scholarship was established of and friendly with Francis Ouimet. This year’s recipient is Jared
by his family in his memory. S. Magsino, a sophomore at University of Vermont majoring in
Kevin, along with his three Political Science who performed his golf service at Hopkinton
brothers, grew up caddying and Country Club.
Kevin Buckley Benjamin S. Vernon
learning the game of golf at The
Country Club in the 1960s. A PHIL AND BLANCHE CAHALIN SCHOLARSHIP
gifted athlete who had dreams of playing professional baseball,
he was tragically injured playing football at age 17 and lived the The Phil and Blanche
rest of his life as a quadriplegic. Despite that setback, Kevin never Cahalin Scholarship
stopped joining in the activities of friends and family, particularly was established in
his fellow caddies from TCC. He was a frequent participant at the 2007 by friends of
Anders Fund outing and was a caddie for whom Fred Anders had the Cahalins, from the
a fond connection. His family has designated the Kevin Buckley Phil and Blanche Cahalin John W. Peer, Jr. proceeds of a special
Scholarship recipient to be a Boston area Ouimet Scholar who has tournament that
completed his golf service as a TCC caddie, just like Kevin. This honored them at Pinehills Golf Club. The Cahalins are long time
year’s recipient is Benjamin S. Vernon, a sophomore at Arizona members of Hatherly Country Club and parents of six children,
State University majoring in Sociology who performed his golf two of whom died at early ages. Mr. Cahalin was introduced to the
service at The Country Club. game at an early age by his grandfather who was a close friend
of Francis Ouimet. Mr. Cahalin became a prominent attorney
in Boston. He was a long-time member of the Ouimet Board of
Directors and Ouimet Chair at Hatherly Country Club. The Phil and
Blanche Cahalin Scholarship is for a Ouimet Scholar attending
The College of the Holy Cross, Mr. Cahalin’s undergraduate alma
mater. This year’s recipient is John W. Peer, Jr., a senior at The
College of the Holy Cross majoring in Finance who performed his
golf service at Winchester Country Club.
10ELY CALLAWAY SCHOLARSHIP CAPE COD NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP
The Callaway Scholarship was The Cape Cod National
funded by proceeds of the Scholarship was
Ouimet Fund’s 2010 Annual founded in 2006
Banquet at the recommendation through a donation
of the Banquet’s honoree, program from
Daniel P. John H.
Ely Callaway Jillian P. Jones Annika Sorenstam. The late members of that club. Campbell Christian
Mr. Callaway was the legendary It is for Ouimet Scholars from Cape
founder of Callaway Golf, known for revolutionizing the game Cod National Golf Club. This year’s
with advanced club technology. Mr. Callaway was a mentor to Ms. recipients are Daniel P. Campbell,
Sorenstam, and she credits him with allowing her to concentrate John H. Christian, Jennifer M. Keim,
on her career. Mr. Callaway also signed stars such as Arnold David S. Van Sickle, Owen C. Van
Palmer and Phil Mickelson to his brand, and Callaway Golf has Sickle and John K. Vaughan. Daniel Jennifer M. David S. Van
Keim Sickle
been one of the top-selling golf club brands around the world. is a junior at Elon University majoring
This year’s recipient is Jillian P. Jones, a sophomore at University in Sport and Event Management and
of Pennslyvania - Kutztown majoring in Criminal Justice who Entrepreneurship. John is a senior
performed her golf service at Millwood Farms Golf Course. at Clemson University majoring in
Construction Science and Management.
CAMPBELL-BEACH SCHOLARSHIP Jennifer is a junior at Florida Atlantic Owen C. Van John K.
Established by a Ouimet Alumnus University majoring in Nursing. David is Sickle Vaughan
The Campbell-Beach a freshman at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Owen is a freshman
Scholarship was created by at Northeastern University. John is a freshman at The College of
Alumnus Daniel McLaughlin the Holy Cross.
and his wife, Julie, in 2017 in
honor of two golf professionals: JACK CASEY NEW ENGLAND SENIOR GOLFERS’
Ken Campbell Bob Beach
the late Ken Campbell and Bob ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP
Beach, the recently retired and This award is funded by the
long-time head pro at Braintree Municipal Golf members of the New England
Course. Mr. McLaughlin worked at Ponkapoag Senior Golfers’ Association and
Golf Course as a youth, where Mr. Campbell was was established in 1998 and
a great mentor to him. Mr. Beach is renowned renamed in 2012 in honor of
for his work teaching handicapped veterans
Collin T. MacDonald Jack Casey, who initiated the
Mark E. Kiley and those with disabilities. The McLaughlins program. Mr. Casey died in
chose to recognize Mr. Campbell and Mr. Beach 2014. The award is presented to a Ouimet Scholar from one of
as they have had a profound impact on Dan and thousands of the clubs which hosts a New England Senior Golfers’ Association
others. The Campbell-Beach Scholarship is restricted to Ouimet event. This year’s recipient is Collin T. MacDonald, a sophomore
Scholars who have worked at daily fee golf courses, have assisted at McDaniel College majoring in Business Administration who
with junior golf programs or with golfers with disabilities, or have performed his golf service at Tedesco Country Club.
great financial need. This year’s recipient is Mark E. Kiley, a junior
at Boston College majoring in Economics who performed his golf JAMES D. CASEY SCHOLARSHIP
service at Braintree Municipal Golf Course.
This award was established
in 1992 and is for a Ouimet
Scholarship senior intending
to go to Law School who has
demonstrated fine academic
James D. Casey Andrew D. Thomas achievement and outstanding
character. This year’s recipient is
Andrew D. Thomas, a senior at Mass College of Pharmacy and
Health Sciences majoring in Health Care / Law who performed his
golf service at The Ridge Club.
11MARY CASEY SCHOLARSHIP who has performed his or her service at one of the following clubs:
Beverly Golf and Tennis Club, Essex County Club, Hatherly Country
The Mary Casey Scholarship was
Club, Myopia Hunt Club, Salem Country Club or Tedesco Country
established in 2006 by her son,
Club, may have attended several North Shore high schools or
William Casey. Mrs. Casey, who
gone on to a group of colleges. This year’s recipient is Stephen
died at age 72 in 1984, lived
Brao, a senior at Johns Hopkins University majoring in Chemical
in Swampscott, Massachusetts,
and Biomolecular Engineering who performed his golf service at
where she raised four sons -
Mary Casey Lucas A. Myopia Hunt Club.
Gharabegian Bill, Peter, Tom and Jack. She
was a Controller for Swartz and Benjamin Shoe Factory in Lynn, RICHARD F. CONNOLLY, JR. SCHOLARSHIP
MA. She instilled a work ethic and family values in her children, Established in Honor of a Ouimet Alumnus
and was always interested in the best education possible for
her boys. The Mary Casey Scholarship is for a Ouimet Scholar This award was created from
attending Northeastern University. This year’s recipient is Lucas proceeds of the 2008 Spirit of
A. Gharabegian, a freshman at Northeastern University who Golf Award banquet at which
performed his golf service at Salem Country Club. Dick Connolly was honored in
recognition of his 40 years of
Luke G.
CASSON FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Richard F.
service and contributions to the McCollester
Connolly, Jr. Ouimet Fund. Mr. Connolly is
The Casson Family
a Ouimet Scholarship Alumnus who is a former
Scholarship was
President and now a Director. He has been Chair or
established in 2006
Co-Chair of the Francis Ouimet Memorial Tournament
by Harold and Mary
for 40 years, donated its permanent trophy, serves as
Lou Casson in honor
Ouimet Nominating Committee Chair, has been the John W.
of Harold’s late Peer, Jr.
Allan & Samuel Casson Rory D. McCrossan key inspiration behind the Ouimet Annual Banquet
parents, Harold, Sr.
and its presenting sponsor since inception in 1997,
and Eleanor, and late brothers, Allan, and Samuel Casson. Allan
has endowed a scholarship in his family’s name
Casson was a University of Southern California Professor of English
and helped in many other ways. The Ouimet Fund’s
Emeritus. He spent 45 years on the USC faculty and taught 35
Distinguished Service Award is named after him. This
different courses, and was honored several times as the university’s
year’s recipients are Luke G. McCollester, John W.
top professor. He died in 2005. Samuel Casson graduated from Jeffrey J.
Peer, Jr. and Jeffrey J. Russell. Luke is a junior at Russell
USC, produced and directed theatrical productions at USC, taught
Northeastern University majoring in Finance who performed his
bridge, and was an authority in grand opera. He died in 2006.
golf service at The Kittansett Club. John is a senior at The College
Harold Casson died in 2015. The Casson Family Scholarship is for
of the Holy Cross majoring in Finance who performed his golf
a Ouimet Scholar from one of the eight clubs that make up the
service at Winchester Country Club. Jeffrey is a senior at Bryant
Boston Summer Twi League. The Casson family had been long
University majoring in Finance who performed his golf service at
time members of Oakley Country Club. This year’s recipient is Rory
Boston Golf Club.
D. McCrossan, a sophomore at Providence College majoring in
Finance who performed his golf service at Oakley Country Club. CONNOLLY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
Established by a Ouimet Alumnus
COAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
Established by a Ouimet Alumnus Dick Connolly and his
family established
The Coan Family
this award in 1998.
Scholarship was
Mr. Connolly is a
established in 2014
Ouimet Scholarship
by Ouimet Alumni
Alumnus, and former
of the Coan Family Connolly Family Jerome M. Sullivan
Ouimet President who
in honor of John T.
Jack Coan, his sisters Mary O’Brien Stephen Brao is now a Director and Trustee and has been Chair or Co-Chair of
and Connie Herlihy, Dick Coan (l-r) Coan, Jr. (Jack) and his
the Francis Ouimet Memorial Tournament for 40 years. The Ouimet
brother, Richard (Dick) Coan. Jack and Dick caddied, and worked
Fund’s Distinguished Service Award is named after Mr. Connolly.
in other capacities including caddiemaster, at Tedesco Country
This year’s recipient is Jerome M. Sullivan, a sophomore at
Club in the 1940s. Many members of the extended Coan family
Providence College majoring in Finance who performed his golf
grew up working at various courses and became Ouimet Scholars.
service at Marshfield Country Club.
Dick Coan was a member of the original 1949 class of Ouimet
Scholars. The Coan Family Scholarship is for a Ouimet Scholar
12GERALD F. CORCORAN SCHOLARSHIP This award is for a Ouimet Scholar from the North Shore and/or
one who displays great heart, drive and determination. This year’s
The Gerald F. Corcoran
recipient is Austin T. Villalobos, a freshman at Lesley University
Scholarship was established
who performed his golf service at Tedesco Country Club.
in 2017. Jerry spent 37 years
in the Abington School system
JERRY DALY SCHOLARSHIP
as a high school teacher, a golf
coach, a soccer coach, director of Established in 2003, the Jerry
Gerald F. Corcoran Christopher G.
Johnson library services, summer school Daly Scholarship honors the late
director, night school director, and advisor to numerous other Mr. Daly, a longtime member of
school activities. As a youth growing up in Brockton, he caddied for The Kittansett Club and former
several years at Thorny Lea Golf Club along with his older, brother Kittansett Club president who was
Craig M.
Jim. He passed his love for golf on to his twin sons Mark and Mike Jerry Daly
a prominent executive with the Demers
who became caddies and worked the bag room at Thorny Lea in Titleist, FootJoy, Etonic, Rockport
the late 70’s. Jerry kept in touch with his many former high school and Miller Golf companies. He was an accomplished
golfers and followed their successes. He maintained his love for amateur golfer and had been the Dartmouth Golf
the game playing with friends across New England until he passed Captain and Massachusetts Four-Ball Champion. Mr.
away in 2014. The Corcoran Scholarship is for a Ouimet Scholar Daly died in 2002. The award is funded by proceeds
from Plymouth County. This year’s recipient is Christopher G. of the Jerry Daly Father & Son Invitational Tournament Dakotah D.
Jones
Johnson, a senior at St. Michael’s College majoring in Business at The Kittansett Club. The Daly Scholarship is for
who performed his golf service at Duxbury Yacht Club. a Ouimet Scholar from The Kittansett Club, who is a resident of
Marion or a surrounding community. This year’s recipients are
CHARLIE CRENSHAW SCHOLARSHIP Craig M. Demers and Dakotah D. Jones. Craig is a junior at
The Crenshaw Award was Roger Williams University majoring in Biology who performed
funded from proceeds of the his golf service at The Kittansett Club. Dakotah is a senior at
1999 Ouimet Fund Annual Salve Regina University majoring in Business Administration who
Banquet and is named after performed his golf service at The Kittansett Club.
Ben’s father, Charlie, who died
a few weeks after the dinner. WILLIAM DANFORTH AWARD
Charlie Crenshaw Liam T. McEvoy
Mr. Crenshaw was an attorney This is the Ouimet Fund’s only graduate school
in Austin, Texas and a lifelong golfer. This year’s recipient is Liam award, and is for Ouimet Scholars at Harvard
T. McEvoy, a junior at Coastal Carolina University majoring in Business School. Mr. Danforth, a close friend of
Professional Golf Management who performed his golf service at Francis Ouimet, contributed it in perpetuity after
North Andover Country Club. Mr. Ouimet died in 1967. There is no recipient
William Danforth this year.
PETER DALTON SCHOLARSHIP
Established in Honor of a Ouimet Alumnus WALTER F. DEVITT SCHOLARSHIP
The Peter Dalton Scholarship The Walter F. Devitt Scholarship
was created in honor of Mr. was created in 2015 by his
Dalton, who passed away grandson, David B. Fite, Jr., a
in 2016. It was funded by Ouimet Director. Mr. Devitt died
memorial donations and a in 1991. He was a graduate
memorial golf tournament held
Peter Dalton Austin T. Villalobos Walter F. Devitt Julian S. Allaf-Lynch of Bentley College and was
by his family and friends in the Treasurer of Lynn Gas and
2016 at Tedesco Country Club. Mr. Dalton had been the Ouimet Electric. He went on to become the Treasurer of Massachusetts
Chair at Tedesco and supported The Fund in many ways including Gas and Electric and the Assistant Treasurer for the Northeast for
supplying much of the ProQuip clothing and merchandise used the New England Electric System, retiring in 1973. He was a life
during the Ouimet Centennial. He was a great advocate of caddies, member and Treasurer of the Central Congregational Church in
and encouraged numerous young people to apply for Ouimet Lynn, Massachusetts. He was a long-time member of the Beverly
Scholarships. Peter grew up in Beverly, worked at Myopia Hunt Golf and Tennis Club. Mr. Devitt was an avid golfer and introduced
Club as a caddie and then went on to Boston College where he his grandson to the love of the game. This year’s recipient is
played on the golf team. He worked in golf sales for most of his Julian S. Allaf-Lynch, a junior at New York University majoring
career, including for 21 years with the Ben Hogan Company. He in Global Liberal Studies who performed his golf service at Stow
always felt a highlight was having played golf with Mr. Hogan. Acres Country Club.
13DONOVAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP champ Wayne Grady, Hall of Famer Karrie Webb and Masters
Champion Adam Scott. Mr. Earp was instrumental in the founding
This award was established in
of the Greg Norman Golf Foundation and served as President and
the Centennial year of 2013
Chairman. This year’s recipient is Connor V. Mangelson, a senior
by Ouimet Fund Executive
at Methodist University majoring in Business Administration who
Director Bob Donovan and his
performed his golf service at The Ridge Club.
wife, Theresa. It was created in
J.J. Donovan Joseph J. Cincotta honor of Bob’s late father, J.J. EASTWARD HO! SCHOLARSHIP
Donovan, who died in 1997. He
started in the game caddying with his father on the North Shore The Eastward Ho!
and was deeply involved in and passionate about golf his entire Scholarship was
life. He enjoyed playing the game with his wife, Lola, and passed established in 2007
on the love of the game to his son and grandchildren who were by a group of Eastward
fourth generation caddies. The Donovan Family Scholarship is Ho! members who
for a Ouimet Scholar who enthusiastically participates in Ouimet Victoria M. Sci
made donations
activities and events. This year’s recipient is Joseph J. Cincotta, and credited Ouimet
a senior at Bryant University majoring in Business who performed Society Lifetime Memberships toward a special scholarship.
his golf service at Green Harbor Golf Club. The award is for Ouimet Scholars from Eastward Ho! This year’s
recipient is Victoria M. Sci, a freshman at Emerson College.
ED DUDLEY AWARD
Inner-City Award RAYMOND FAXON SCHOLARSHIP
The Ed Dudley Award was This award was established in
created after the 2003 Annual 1999 and is one of the largest
Banquet at the request of endowments established through
honoree Chi Chi Rodridguez, in the Ouimet Fund. It was established
honor of his teacher and mentor by the late Mr. Raymond Faxon and
Jesse A.
Ed Dudley. Mr. Dudley taught Raymond Faxon
is for Ouimet Scholars from Cape Borgese
Ed Dudley James C. Nussbaum
Chi Chi when he was Head Cod. Part of the proceeds from the
Professional at Dorado Beach Country Club in Puerto Rico. Mr. 2015 Annual Banquet honoring his grandson, Brad,
Dudley, who passed away in 1963, had a superb career in golf. He went towards this scholarship. Mr. Faxon had been
was the first head professional at Augusta National Golf Club and a very successful investor who was also involved in
served as a professional at The Broadmoor in Colorado for 22 years. golf for many years. He founded or managed several
He finished third in the 1937 Masters. He is best remembered as caddie camps on the Cape when he was young. This Victoria M. Sci
a teacher, and his students included former President Dwight year’s recipients are Jesse A. Borgese and Victoria
D. “Ike” Eisenhower, whom he cured of his slice, former USGA M. Sci. Jesse is a senior at Providence College majoring in Finance
President Judy Bell, Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. He served as who performed his golf service at Woods Hole Golf Club. Victoria
President of the PGA of America from 1942-1948 and was elected is a freshman at Emerson College who performed her golf service
to the PGA Golf Hall of Fame in 1964. This year’s recipient is James at Eastward Ho!
C. Nussbaum, a senior at Coastal Carolina University majoring in
Professional Golf Management who performed his golf service at
Winchester Country Club.
CHARLIE EARP SCHOLARSHIP
The Earp Award was funded
by proceeds of the Ouimet
Fund’s 2005 Annual Banquet
at the recommendation of
the Banquet’s honoree, Greg
Charlie Earp Connor V.
Norman. Mr. Earp is a legendary
Mangelson Australian professional who
mentored Mr. Norman. Mr. Earp was regarded as one of the
world’s finest club professionals. He was a tremendous champion
of junior golf who has coached thousands of young players. In
addition to Mr. Norman, other Earp protégés include former PGA
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