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Marion Tech is proud to announce that the first golf outing has raised $20,000 for student Scholarships. Local businesses, supporters, and 27 teams. Golfers hit the greens at Kings Mill Golf Course on May 25.
Fahey Bank was proud to be the inaugural Gold Sponsor for the MTC Foundation Golf
Scramble! Raising money to help the youth of Marion attend a fantastic institution
like Marion Technical College can only contribute to the betterment of Marion, and
the surrounding communities we serve,” said Jon Ferguson, Vice President of Fahey
Bank and member of the Marion Tech Foundation Board of Directors. “Thank you for allowing us to be a small part of such an amazing event and we look
forward to doing it again next year!”
In addition to Fahey Bank’s support as the presenting sponsor, Marion Tech would like to thank Silver Sponsor OhioHealth, and the Bronze Sponsors: Alluvial Private Wealth, Airable Research Lab, Sakamura USA and United Church Homes.
Mike Stuckey, director of the Marion Tech Foundation, credits the community with showing up for students.
“We weren’t sure what to expect on our first golf event. We were
blown away by the support of the community,” Stuckey said. “At a time when the pandemic and the economy are stressing our students, every dollar helps.”
Andy Harper, president of the Marion Tech Foundation Board and retired vice president
of Marion Tech, attended, along with Olivia Davis, another Foundation Board member.
Harper seconded Stuckey’s sentiment.”
“The golf outing was wonderful; even the rain held off. All of the golfers were very happy,” Harper said. "This was a great introduction to many of the Foundation and how it makes education more affordable in the community."
1st Place Team: Kevin Smith, Willie Russell, Joe Harris, and Alex Taha
2nd Place Team: Jay Schlater, Cal Morris, Andy Berridge, and Joel Liles
3rd Place Team: Dean Jacob, Tom Johnston, Jacob Johnston, and Brent Spire
(accompanied by volunteers Corey Chatman and Kelly Garrett)
- Men’s Longest Drive: Nate Stuntz
- Women’s Longest Drive: Ashley Dean
- Closest to the Pin: Ken Young
- Longest Putt: Cory Hughes
“We are so pleased to have such strong support from the community,” said Dr. Ryan McCall, president of Marion Tech. “Whether you landed eagles, birdies, or bogeys, our students were the true winners.”
After strong positive feedback from players and sponsors, Marion Tech looks forward to holding the MTC Foundation Scholarships Golf Outing again in 2023.
