Thanks to all who made the 8th Annual Archbishop Hunthausen Charity Golf Tournament such a great event.  A special thanks to Archbishop Hunthausen whose vision continues to inspire the Cathedral's ministry to the poor.

For the second year, the tournament was held at the Inglewood Golf & Country Club in Kenmore, Washington.  Players checked in here before heading off to their starting holes.  The "shotgun start" was at Noon sharp. The course is exceptionally beautiful.  The day began cloudy but by early afternoon the sun came out.  A splendid day for golf! Twenty-eight foursomes played this year.  The sport provides plenty of opportunities for competition as well as conversation. A long drive by golfer John Costello. Archbishop Hunthausen's foursome at the final hole:  John Burns and Joe Shaughnessy of Catholic Printery, Archbishop Hunthausen, and Jack Sullivan. The day concludes with a dinner in the clubhouse, a silent auction, and an exciting live auction and presentation of awards.  Bruce King was our MC this year... doing double duty after playing 18 holes of golf! Fireplace in the clubhouse with lady golfers.  Thanks again to Inglewood Golf & Country Club, to our players, to our sponsors and contributors, and to all our volunteers, for making this event possible.

Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen Charity Golf Tournament

Sponsored by
St. James Cathedral • Mutual of America

Major Sponsor
Swedish Medical Center

Eagle Sponsor
CCS Fundraising • Ferguson Construction • Archdiocese of Seattle

Hole-in-One Sponsor
Valley Pontiac-Buick-GMC

Birdie Sponsors
Seattle University • Peace Health Systems • Lakeside Industries

Tournament Sponsors
University Mechanical Contractors • Lease Crutcher Lewis

Hole Sponsors
Cathedral Catering • Jack & Rose Southall • St. Cabrini Gift Shop • Father David Brant • Hoffner, Fisher, & Harvey Funeral Home • Michael D. Barclay • United Business Machines • St. Margaret of Scotland Parish • O'Dea High School • Northwest Marble & Terrazzo Co. • Bonney Watson Funeral Home • Pagliacci Pizza

Special thanks to
Associated Catholic Cemeteries • Holy Cross Church