Memorial Hospital Orthopedic Team members (from left) Gregory Galvin, DO, Danielle Phinney, DO, Abigail Lang, PA, and Zach Sevigny, FNP, stand together with prop casts during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Medical Staff Director Mary Vigeant, APRN, wraps student Mo Villarevia's wrist in a cast during the MWV School to Career Partnership Program healthcare camp at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway in July 2025. Incoming seventh-through-ninth graders from schools in Bartlett, Conway and Fryeburg spent aweek learning about various healthcare professions through hands-on activities, demonstrations and lectures. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Medical Staff Director Mary Vigeant, APRN, (left) stands with MWV School to Career Partnership Program healthcare camp counselors and students after wrapping their wrists in casts at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway on July 9, 2025. Incoming seventh-through-ninth graders from schools in Bartlett, Conway and Fryeburg have spent a week learning about various healthcare professions through hands-on activities, demonstrations and lectures. From left: Vigeant, camp counselor Sophia Schoenbeck, students Mo Villarevia, Juliet Jackson, Tessa Boivin, Aubrey Boivin, Verity Wadsworth, camp counselor Mia Valeriani (standing), Lillian Drew (front), Stella Gaudette, Olivia Tetreault and Chloe Dupre. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
North Conway County Club held its Three-Day Member-Guest on July 17-19. From left: Noah Hembree and Connor Hill took top honors for the men, while Kathy Sweeney and Monique Turcotte took the honors for the ladies. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jacob Nelson recorded a hole-in-one on the par-3, fifth hole, during the Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. Way to go, Jacob! (COURTESY PHOTO)
Center Harbor's Tom Stitt ,of the White Mountain Seniors, tees off on the first hole at The Waumbek Golf Course in Jefferson on July 16. (BILL EARLE PHOTO)
Members of a MaineHealth team (from left) RJ Brown, President of MaineHealth Franklin Hospital Barb Sergio, Mountian Region President Trampas Hutches and MaineHealth Chief Development Officer Erin Brown strike a pose at the ninth tee during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Dyllon McLaughlin of Team McLaughin drives the ball from the ninth tee during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Longtime friends (from left) Craig Hurd, Larry Day, John Eastman and Tom Wholey teed it up for the annual Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Boyd Stovall-Russel (left) and Teddy Wroblewski sell golf balls for a cause by the putting competition during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
From left: Josh Hounsell, Jordy Knorden, Rickie Tibbetts and Bill Hounsell played in the annual Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Alan Hussey (left), Tina Littlefield, Mary Hill and Kelly Lloyd teed it up for the annual Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Todd Pappelegis (left), Howie Prior and Shawn Riley, of the White Mountain Seniors, are seen on the green at The Waumbek Golf Course in Jefferson on July 16. (BILL EARLE PHOTO)
Memorial Hospital Orthopedic Team members (from left) Gregory Galvin, DO, Danielle Phinney, DO, Abigail Lang, PA, and Zach Sevigny, FNP, stand together with prop casts during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Medical Staff Director Mary Vigeant, APRN, wraps student Mo Villarevia's wrist in a cast during the MWV School to Career Partnership Program healthcare camp at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway in July 2025. Incoming seventh-through-ninth graders from schools in Bartlett, Conway and Fryeburg spent aweek learning about various healthcare professions through hands-on activities, demonstrations and lectures. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Medical Staff Director Mary Vigeant, APRN, (left) stands with MWV School to Career Partnership Program healthcare camp counselors and students after wrapping their wrists in casts at MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in North Conway on July 9, 2025. Incoming seventh-through-ninth graders from schools in Bartlett, Conway and Fryeburg have spent a week learning about various healthcare professions through hands-on activities, demonstrations and lectures. From left: Vigeant, camp counselor Sophia Schoenbeck, students Mo Villarevia, Juliet Jackson, Tessa Boivin, Aubrey Boivin, Verity Wadsworth, camp counselor Mia Valeriani (standing), Lillian Drew (front), Stella Gaudette, Olivia Tetreault and Chloe Dupre. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
North Conway County Club held its Three-Day Member-Guest on July 17-19. From left: Noah Hembree and Connor Hill took top honors for the men, while Kathy Sweeney and Monique Turcotte took the honors for the ladies. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jacob Nelson recorded a hole-in-one on the par-3, fifth hole, during the Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. Way to go, Jacob! (COURTESY PHOTO)
Danny Burns recorded an incredible hole-in-one on No. 8 at the Linderhof Country Club in Glen on July 17. Congratulations, Danny! (COURTESY PHOTO)
A large field teed it up at the Omni Mount Washington for Season 3 of the Omni Generation Cup qualifier last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Center Harbor's Tom Stitt ,of the White Mountain Seniors, tees off on the first hole at The Waumbek Golf Course in Jefferson on July 16. (BILL EARLE PHOTO)
Members of a MaineHealth team (from left) RJ Brown, President of MaineHealth Franklin Hospital Barb Sergio, Mountian Region President Trampas Hutches and MaineHealth Chief Development Officer Erin Brown strike a pose at the ninth tee during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Dyllon McLaughlin of Team McLaughin drives the ball from the ninth tee during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Longtime friends (from left) Craig Hurd, Larry Day, John Eastman and Tom Wholey teed it up for the annual Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Boyd Stovall-Russel (left) and Teddy Wroblewski sell golf balls for a cause by the putting competition during the annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
From left: Josh Hounsell, Jordy Knorden, Rickie Tibbetts and Bill Hounsell played in the annual Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Alan Hussey (left), Tina Littlefield, Mary Hill and Kelly Lloyd teed it up for the annual Member-Guest tournament at Lake Kezar Country Club, in Lovell, Maine, last Sunday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Todd Pappelegis (left), Howie Prior and Shawn Riley, of the White Mountain Seniors, are seen on the green at The Waumbek Golf Course in Jefferson on July 16. (BILL EARLE PHOTO)
The 46th annual MaineHealth Memorial Hospital Golf Open took center stage at the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson on July 16. The tournament was founded in 1980 by former Congressman Bill Zeliff and Jackson businessman Lee Harmon. Then and now, the goal for the tournament was to raise some funds for the hospital, while having fun at the same time. The event has raised over $1 million over its long history, purchasing many pieces of life-saving equipment and supporting community health programs.
See the Club Notes for results, but the real winner on the day was our community. Thanks to golfers and sponsors, more than $50,000 was raised, according to Timothy Kershner, director of communications and public affairs at Memorial, to be used to support the Mary Vigeant NP Scholarship, honoring the outgoing chair of the Hospital’s Medical Staff.
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