2007 Person of the Year John O'Hurley
dated: 01 Jan 2008
by: John O'Hurley Person of the Year
John accepts the Person of the Year for 2007.

Susan B Hill 11/23/1947 - 1/12/2008
dated: 13 Jan 2008
by: The obituary from Sunday's Houston Chronicle.
It is with great sadness that we tell you Susan Hill passed away early Saturday morning. Many prayers go to Jerry and her family.

Susan Hill - GAC 2005 Person of the Year
dated: 19 Nov 2005
by:
Golfers Against Cancer presented its 2005 Person of the Year award to Susan Hill. The award was presented to Susan at the 9th annual Houston gala on Saturday, November 19, 2005, by Janice Smaihall who said: “Tonight we are honoring a very unique and special young lady. She happens to be on the board of Golfers Against Cancer. What an honor it is to stand here and share with you a part of Susan Hill's story. This special lady has experienced cancer on all fronts."

“DEALS ON THE GREEN” Features GAC and “The Other Bobby Jones”
dated: 21 Jun 2007
by: GAC
“Deals on the Green” is a recently published book on business and golf written by GAC supporter David Rynecki.

Heritage Tidbits: The Faces of Those Living with Cancer
dated: 30 May 2007
by: John Ray
The money we raise at Golfers Against Cancer is for cancer research, but its ultimate beneficiaries, of course, are people.

2006 Person of the Year
dated: 01 May 2007
by:
Laurie McNulty Ducey, associate of Bobby Jones and Bisys. Large financial outsourcer based in New Jersey, Laurie has been with GAC from the start. Instrumental in the fabric of the organization since its inception, handling administrative duties liaison with the Houston Golf Association, key organizer of the NY Dinner for Cancer Research.

2006 Special Honoree
dated: 01 May 2007
by: GAC
Roy S. Herbst, M.D., Ph.D, was honored by being named Special Honoree at the 2006 GAC Gala.

New York presents Grants of $400,000
dated: 15 Apr 2006
by:
New York Dinner for Cancer Research Fuels Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Projects On March 29th, Golfers Against Cancer/New York Dinner for Cancer Research presented grants of $400,000 to fund three leading research groups at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. All of the $400,000 given by GAC has been matched at Memorial Sloan-Kettering – yielding $800,000 for new and promising research.

Ronald G. Bliss - GAC 2005 Special Honoree
dated: 19 Nov 2005
by:
Golfers Against Cancer presented its 2005 Special Honoree award to Ronald G. Bliss. Dr Barry Sachs presented the award to Ron’s wife, Charlene Bliss at the 9th annual Houston gala. Ron was an American hero who succumbed to cancer in February, 2005 after a lengthy and inspirational battle. Ron Bliss loved life and he loved playing golf.

Tom Mitchell's Miraculous Hole-in-One
dated: 23 Nov 2005
by: Dr Paul Mansfield
Tom Mitchell epitomizes what GAC is all about: fighting cancer, living and enjoying life, loving family and friends, using whatever tools you can find in the bag, and then succeeding where others have failed. A highlight of the day was Tom Mitchell’s hole-in-one, chronicled by one of his playing partners, friend and doctor. Tom’s battle against cancer and his love of life is an inspiration to golfers and non-golfers alike.

2005 Golfers Against Cancer Tournament Set For November 21
dated: 07 Nov 2005
by: John Dewberry
Houston, Texas . . . Golfers Against Cancer (GAC) has announced their ninth annual Houston area golf tournament and dinner. The tournament is scheduled for Monday, November 21 and the Saturday night dinner and live auction will be held November 19. There is also a special pro-am event for diamond and platinum level sponsors held on Sunday, November 20. Several LPGA pros come in from around the country to participate. Golfers Against Cancer has had one goal in mind since its inaugural year of 1997 – to raise money for cancer research. What began as a modest fund-raiser to honor the late Dave Roberts has become a Houston tradition. The venue for this ninth annual Golfers Against Cancer Tournament will again be the Clubs of Kingwood – to include the Deerwood Golf Club and all four Kingwood Country Club courses. The tournament and surrounding events have raised well over $8 million – including matching funds – since its inception.

GAC Honored By Association Of Fundraising Professionals
dated: 07 Nov 2005
by: John Dewberry
The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) is honoring the Golfers Against Cancer by naming them their 2005 National Philanthropy Day – Outstanding Community Service Organization Award recipient. This award, presented by the Greater Houston Chapter of AFP, is given out annually at their National Philanthropy Day luncheon.

Editorial Background on GAC
dated: 07 Nov 2005
by: John Dewberry
Letter sent to national golf media contacts to promote the Houston Tournament for 2005.

Radio Announcement for GAC Tournament in Houston, TX
dated: 07 Nov 2005
by: John Dewberry
Presenting sponsor Continental Airlines and The Golfers Against Cancer’s invite local golfers to sign up now for their annual tournament scheduled for Monday, November 21 at Kingwood and Deerwood Golf Clubs.

$726,000 week for GAC and Cancer Research
dated: 24 Sep 2004
by: Bobby Jones
Dinning, Dancing, and Golf brings in $726,00 to GAC
It was a great week for GAC and cancer research from Dancing with the Stars $126,000 and The Cliffs Challenge $300,000 won by John O'Hurley. On top of that, the dinner's in Greensboro and Atlanta both cleared $150,000 each for a grand total of roughly $726,000.

Dancing or Golfing, John O'Hurley is a winner for GAC
dated: 24 Sep 2005
by: Laurie McNulty
"Dancing with the Stars: Dance-off" writes $126,000 check to GAC, and 3 days later John wins another $300,000 playing golf in The Cliffs Challenge.

Rosemere Tournament Raises €10,000
dated: 17 Sep 2004
by: Ron McAndrew
Ron McAndrew on Sept. 16, stating that they had finished their golf tournament and raised 10,000 pounds for Rosemere.

GAC Newsletter 2005
dated: 01 Aug 2005
by: Volume 6 Number 2
Golfers Against Cancer expands near and far “Speeding the Cure”

Greensboro, NC first Triad Dinner for Cancer Rearch
dated: 08 Sep 2005
by: The Good Morning Show interview with Triad GAC Chariman Bruce Lyon
The Good Morning Show interview with Triad GAC Chariman Bruce Lyon about the Greensboro Dinner on September 18th. Bruce tell about the first Triad Dinner for Cancer Research that raised over $180,000 after all expenses and before matching funds.