2014 Tournament Recap
The 13th annual tournament began on July 30, 2014, with a reception at The Prince George Hotel in downtown Halifax, followed by golf at Oakfield Golf and Country Club.
Celebrating the 2014 Tournament
Glenn Squires, President & CEO of Pacrim Hospitality Services Inc., welcomed participants and thanked sponsors and donors for their support.
“We are truly thankful for the many corporate sponsors and donors that enable us to be 13 years growing this tournament”, said Glenn Squires. “Pacrim’s goal in regards to this tournament has always been to provide a venue for our management employees to meet our investors, potential investors, partners and major suppliers as well as to give back to our community through our live and silent auctions”, stated Squires.
Glenn also welcomed Pam Landwirth, President of Give Kids the World, to speak on behalf of the charity.
Supporting Give Kids the World Village
Give Kids the World Village is a nonprofit storybook resort near Central Florida attractions, where children with life-threatening illnesses and their families can enjoy cost-free vacations.
Pam Landwirth introduced the Webber family from Porter’s Lake, Nova Scotia, who had experienced a visit to Give Kids the World Village.
2014 Tournament Results
Tom MacDonald, Dave VanEgmond, Monica Dubois, Dick Spain
Kris Crundwell, Todd Traux, Gord Creasor, Jason McLeish
Jeff Skinner, Jacqueline MacDonald, Cory Bell, Trevor Nicholson
Our sponsors
Major Partners
Hole in One Sponsor
Hole Sponsorships
Auction Donors
- Neptune Village Beach Resort & Spa, Masai Mara, Africa
- RCI Wyndham Worldwide
- Hotel Eldorado & Marina, Kelowna, BC
- Sheraton Four Points Kelowna Airport, BC
- Nova Star Cruises
- Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport, Maine
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites Moncton, NB
- Super 8 Dieppe, NB
- Super 8 Campbellton, NB
- Super 8 Caraquet, NB
- Holiday Inn Express Stellarton, NS
- Super 8 Amherst, NS
- Super 8 Windsor, NS
- Super 8 Truro, NS
- Saltscapes Restaurant & General Store, Truro, NS
- Super 8 St. John’s, NL
- Comfort Inn Gander, NL
- Hotel Gander, NL
- Holiday Inn Express Deer Lake, NL
- Christopher’s Hotel Port Aux Basques, NL
- Holiday Inn Elmira Riverview, NY
- Crowne Plaza Suffern, NY
- Hampton Inn & Suites, Saint John, NB
- Kingswood, NB
- Crowne Plaza Lord Beaverbrook Hotel Fredericton, NB
- Starwood Hotels & Resorts
- Ecolab
- Bonardelli Retail Solutions
- Kent Building Supplies
- Simmons Canada
- Samsung Electronics Canada
- RightLane Driver Training
- LG Solutions
- Lutex Design Inc.
- Chairs Limited
- Rocky Lake Quarry
Financial Donations to Give Kids the World Village
Moneris — $1,000 donation to Give Kids the World Village.
Additional Thanks
- Steele Auto Group (www.steeleauto.com) for providing the hole in one vehicles.
- Gordon Food Service (www.gfscanada.com) for the brunch and dinner products.
- Oakfield Golf and Country Club (www.oakfield.ca) – General Manager, David Blot and Chef Darrell Cooling and his staff for their outstanding and professional service.
- Scott Travis, General Manager, and his team at the Prince George Hotel (www.princegeorgehotel.com) for being our host hotel and for our pre-tournament reception.
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On-course food and beverage venues:
- Coca-Cola for providing on-course refreshments.
- The Shack Oyster Bar (www.theshackoysterbar.com).
- Layers Wedding Cakes (www.layersweddingcakes.com).
- The Galley Restaurant (www.galleyrestaurant.ca).
- Ironworks Distillery (www.ironworksdistillery.com).
- Bud Light and Labatt Breweries of Canada LP (www.labatt.com).
- Entertainment courtesy of The Fine-Tuners (www.thefinetuners.ca).
- Don Horne, President, Sports Management International, for his 13 years assisting with this tournament.
Our Volunteers
Our sincere thanks to the volunteers whose time and effort helped make the 2014 event possible.
Back row, left to right: Yvan Laviolette, Heidi Sponagle, Rob MacPherson, Linda Dixon, Karen Young, Penny Squires, Glenn McIsaac, Denise Alcock, Candice Best and Tammy White.
Front: Tiffany Tiibeau.
Absent from photograph: Jonathan King and Josh Furlong.