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PLP '77 Memorial Golf Tournament

2020 Tournament Results & Photos

8th Annual
Pamela Lancaster Pettinari '77
Golf Tournament

Monday, September 21, 2020
Great Neck Country Club | Waterford, CT

Under clear blue skies and with a crisp fall-like feel to the air, the 8th Annual Pamela Lancaster Pettinari ‘77 Memorial Golf Tournament was held on Monday, September 21, 2020 at Great Neck Country Club in Waterford, CT. Many golfers have shared with us that this tournament is a favorite of theirs, and we were delighted to have a record number of participants this year.

Even with the need to social distance and wear face masks at certain points throughout the day, spirits (and several golf scores!) were high. The result of how much was raised for the Pamela Lancaster Pettinari ‘77 Scholarship Fund is still being tallied, but we are confident that we will meet or even exceed last year’s result, which was a record-high at that time. Thank you to everyone who made the day a resounding success and congratulations to the teams and individuals listed below on their accomplishments. We look forward to another great tournament next year on Monday, September 20, 2021!

1st Place Team - Gross (56):

Michael Pill

Chris Metcalf

Jim Waldron

Todd McKenzie

1st Place Team - Net (55):

Dean Taylor

Thor Swanson

Ron Faulkner

Greg Nye

2nd Place Team - Net (57):

Mark Kunkel

Chuck Knirsch

Jerry Beauton

Bill Jacaruso

Longest Drive - men: Todd McKenzie

Longest Drive - women: Carly Gibson ’14

Closest to the Pin:
Will Conrad

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Pamela Lancaster Pettinari '77
Golf Tournament

Presented by the Lancaster Family & The Williams School

The Pamela Lancaster Pettinari Scholarship fund was started in memory of Pamela Lancaster Pettinari ’77.

The scholarship seeks to assist underserved students who are attending or planning to attend The Williams School. Pam was a native of New London, graduating from Williams in 1977, and earned a bachelor’s degree from Skidmore College in 1981. An impressive athlete, she shined on the basketball and volleyball courts as well as on the field hockey pitch. Pam returned to Williams to teach and coach, becoming the school’s first African-American teacher. After teaching, Pam continued her work in business and service, contributing to a program which donated and delivered to those in need. In 2010 Pam passed away after a courageous eight-year battle with cancer. Pam focused on excellence in all aspects of her life as an educator, businesswoman, and humanitarian. It is in this spirit that The Williams School and The Lancaster family honor her life.

Platinum Sponsor | $2,500

- Includes greens fees, cart, bar cart, box lunch, and dinner for four players.

Recognition on Tournament Webpage

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