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2011 Chevy Silverado



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and $10,000 Cash Money

J.J. O’Brien Memorial Golf Tournament

Lewisburg, WV Elks Golf Club - May 28th & 29th 2011
For More Information Call Jo O'Brien at 3040647-7227 orRoy Painter at 304-661-0874
View Raffle Information Below

1st Palce Team 2010
Left to right - Helen Cohernour, Van James, Leeann McClung, Pete O'Brien, Jo O'Brien, Dave Kirby and Ben Lewis
Blue & Gold Sponsorship:
$100.00
Your Company Name Displayed At Tee Box

Mountain - Dawg Sponsorship:
$200.00
Your Company Name Displayed At Tee Box & Green

The Mountaineer Sponsorship:
$300.00
Your Company Name Displayed At Green, Tee Box & Club House

2nd Place Team -2010
Left to Right - Pat Parker, Richard Marshall DDS, Brain Hyler, and Wayne Talbott

3rd Place Team 2010
Left To Right - Womp Jones, Terri Morgan, Bill Shires & Bimbo Coles

 

The JJ O'Brien Memorial Raffle

- Walker Jones and The Mountain Dawg Tournament have teamed up and are raffling off a new 2010 Honda Fit Car. Tickets are $100 per chance and all proceeds will benefit the "JJ O'Brien Memorial Scholarship Fund"

• Engine liters - 1.5
• Cylinder configuration - I-4
• Horsepower - 117hp @ 6,600RPM
• Torque - 106 lb.-ft. @ 4,800RPM
• Number of valves - 16
• Variable valve control
• Variable intake manifold
• Sequential multi-point fuel injection
• Recommended fuel - regular unleaded
• Transmission - 5 speed manual
• Drive type - front-wheel
• Fuel economy city - 27mpg
• Fuel economy highway - 33mpg
• Fuel tank capacity - 10.6gal
   

·         The JJ O’Brien Raffle – The tournament committee will sell one hundred chances at one hundred dollars each. There will be three winners to this raffle. 1st Place = $6,000, 2nd = $1,000 and 3rd Place = $500.00. This raffle will benefit the JJ O’Brien Scholarship Fund at Greenbrier East High School

 
 

James Joseph O’Brien was born in 1953, the sixth child of Helena and Kenneth O’Brien. He is being remembered through a scholarship fund honoring a student at the school he loved so much, Greenbrier East High School. He was a 1971 graduate, tackle on the football team, and an all around favorite son.

He attended and loved West Virginia University remaining, undeniably, their number one fan.

Starting his career as a laborer with the then Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, he retired after thirty five years as the manager of the Louisville Division of CSX Railroad.