August 23 @ 8am
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Registration: 7:00 AM
Shotgun Start: 8:00 AM
Four Person Florida Scramble
$100 per Player -or- $400 per foursome
Price Includes: Greens Fee, Drinks, Food, and Prizes!
Golfer registration closes August 1st to ensure we have enough food and “beverages” for everyone.
Hole Sponsor: $200
Beverage Cart Sponsor: $500
Event Sponsor: $750
All sponsorships are due by July 27th to ensure signs can be made. Please email me,
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For any questions, please contact Anthony Uberta, 317-864-3570 or
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Benefiting the St. Jude Men’s Club and a $1,000 Scholarship for a student at Roncalli High School involved in the tech crew.
Brian was an avid golfer and a music enthusiast. He passed away on October 29,2022 from a long battle with cancer. He was a police officer with the Indianapolis Police Department for 24 ½ years, where he earned several awards for his outstanding work. If you ever met Brian, you had a friend for life. He was always willing to lend a hand and take the time to get to know you.
He was a man of faith who loved his parish, Brian was a devoted member of St. Jude Catholic Church where he was active in the Men’s Club and was named the 2022 St. Jude Men’s Club Member of the Year. Brian enjoyed volunteering with Anna’s Celebration of Life Foundation. In 2021, Brian received Anna’s Celebration of Life Excellence Award for his service to the foundation. Other awards include Best in Show for the 2015 Marion County Prosecutor’s Office Chili Cook-Off and the 2017 Zeus Award from Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Brian also received the2022 Service to Mankind Award from the Sertoma Club of North Downtown Indianapolis.
Brian was the owner of FMX DJs and was the DJ for many events around the city. When notworking or at church, Brian loved to spend time with his family. Bowling, playing golf, and watching the Dallas Cowboys play football were all things that Brian enjoyed. Brian had a great sense of humor and could make the whole room laugh. Brian’s wife, two children, and many nieces and nephews were incredibly important to him. His sharp sense of humor, ability to make a friend wherever he went, “life of the party” persona, and servant’s heart will be greatly missed by all that knew him. Brian is survived by his wife, Jennifer and their children, Samuel and Hannah. He was incredibly important to his family and friends.
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