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Muddy Water Tavern raises funds for Matthews House

September 23, 2015   ·   0 Comments

Sponsored by The Muddy Water Tavern, the 2nd annual ‘Swing and Swear’ Golf Tournament was held on September 5, at the Nottawasaga Inn Resort. Despite being the Labour Day weekend, 74 golfers came out and raised funds for Matthews House Hospice in memory of “Pinky” Robinson and Randy Lemire. Kim Farrguria of the Muddy Water Tavern presents a cheque for $3220 to Sue Bowser of Matthews House Hospice, surrounded by friends of “Pinky” and Randy. Pictured on the Muddy Water Patio are Marlene Hatch, Derrick Bradley, T.J. Carleton, Rick Jackson, Kim Farrugia, Jacquie McMann and Sue Bowser. The funds will go to providing services at Matthews House Residential Hospice.

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