2018 June July August Cherry Pit WEB

Cherry Hills Country Club

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The Cherry Pit JUNE / JULY / AUGUST 2018

Mark Your Calendar

Senior Golf Club
Championship
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Sunday, July 8

Junior Golf Club
Championship
Wednesday, July 11 -
Thursday, July 12

Pirate's Cove
Night Out

Wednesday, July 11

Palmer Cup
Friday, July 13 -
Saturday, July 14

Junior Tennis Club
Championship
Friday, July 13 -
Sunday, July 15

The Cherry Invitational
Monday, July 16-
Tuesday, July 17

Father/Daughter Ball
Friday, July 20

Junior Swim &
Dive Awards
Sunday, July 22

Ladies Golf Club
Championship
Tuesday, July 24 -
Thursday, July 26

Congratulations to Mr. Chris Marsico & Mr. Jonathan Marsico

59th HILLSDILLY CLASSIC
CHAMPIONS

Message from the Chief Operating Officer

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Dear Cherry Hills Members:

With our season well underway it is In my last update, I introduced Karie Torroll as our new Director of
refreshing to see the activity levels in Finance. Karie has made great progress in her first 90 days with the
all outlets and our events. Having just primary focus on systems, efficiencies and establishing new internal
completed the 59th Hillsdilly Classic protocols. In addition, she has begun to restructure the accounting
I want to take a moment to thank all department to improve response times, Member service and internal
Members and guests for their participation financial reporting for each department so performance can be measured
as well as Hillsdilly Chair Lem Smith and from a financial control standpoint on a daily basis.
his committee for their hard work leading
up to the event. I too want to recognize F&B Programming – earlier this month we re-introduced the “Burger
our team of professionals that worked Night” concept. The first night was very successful and we will feature
passionately to make the event a great success. It is certainly nice to this concept once a month going forward for the balance of the year. We
see how all departments come together and it is equally rewarding to will continue to introduce new dining concepts as the summer goes on.
receive the accolades from Members and guests alike, during and after As always we appreciate your input on how we may best serve you. Please
the event. be sure to make your reservation at your leisure via phone, website or the
Club app. When making your reservation please note that we ask you
I am happy to report that our new Executive kindly to inform us if your plans change and
Chef, Ken Johnson, is adjusting well to "Our second annual online inform us promptly if you need to cancel. With
his new home and that since his arrival our increased covers, space is limited and in order to
feedback system shows great improvement Palmer Scholardship auction serve all Members we hold your reservation for
in food quality and variety. Shortly after 15 minutes from the requested time. This will
his arrival, he began to focus on sourcing, will go live on July 4, 2018 allow us to accommodate walk-ins and manage
primarily for produce and proteins, with an at 6am for 7 days." the flow better.
emphasis on locally grown items. In late May
we opened the Poolside Café with a completely Monthly Calendar – based on recent feedback
new menu, which has received very good feedback. In early July we are we noticed that most Members like the monthly calendar as it provides
entering into the second menu cycle and introduced several new features a good overview of what is coming up. We will continue to print this
based on your input and feedback. Please know that we will always aim for you, but will no longer mail it to your home. We have converted
to accommodate any requests you may have, even if an item is no longer the calendar into an electronic version that is interactive and is updated
featured on our menus. We replace specific items monthly based on how weekly as we go through each month. If you prefer a printed copy, please
many times they sell. Items that don’t sell will be replaced. pick one up at our front desk.

I also want to recognize our Aquatics Manager Brianna Davenport, Click here to access the calendar.
who worked very hard to improve the overall pool experience. The new Father Daughter Ball – a great tradition here at CHCC and a great
towels, chaise lounge inserts, and the table tracker system all resulted opportunity for dads to spend an evening with their daughters. This
from her efforts and vision. Well done Bri! year’s theme will be “Alice in Wonderland”. To encourage greater
kidZone and campZone are up and running, and we are seeing 30% participation, children of ages 4 and under are free, all other ages are
greater participation than last year. Chelsea and her team have a lot of $100 per person. We are looking forward to seeing you there.
fun activities in store for all ages and are anxious to meet your kids or
grandkids if they haven’t met yet. Click here to make your reservation today.
The Design Committee has made great progress in the recent months, International Staff – please join me in wishing our departing
and we will share detailed information in a separate communication in international staff all the best for their future endeavors and welcoming
early July so you can see the product and work the committee has put in. our new additions that will be supporting the F&B front of the house and
I am very excited for the project to commence and to further shape the culinary team for the balance of the year. Our new hospitality graduates
experience the Club will provide for all Members. join us from South America, South Africa, Philippines, Austria, and
Palmer Scholarship – I am certain most of you are familiar with Serbia.
this great program founded by Members in conjunction with Arnold Have a great Summer!
Palmer. The program, since its inception in 2001, has generated over
$1 Million and is an excellent recruiting and retention tool for our
associates across all departments. To raise money for the Scholarship Thorsten Loth, CCM, CCE
Fund, we conduct several events throughout the year, such as the Palmer Chief Operating Officer
Scholarship Cup, the Palmer Scholarship Auction and solicit donations
from our Membership. In addition, part of our executive team will play
a combined 100 holes of golf on July 30th to raise money for the fund.
Detailed information can be obtained in the Golf Shop. Our second
annual online auction will go live on July 4, 2018, at 6am for seven days.

Click here to view the auction items now
and join in the fun beginning July 4th at 6am.

Palmer Scholarship Online Auction

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown Following his 1960 U.S. Open victory at Cherry Hills, a special relationship developed between
Mr. Arnold Palmer, Cherry Hills Country Club and its Members.

Originally conceived by a small Member group who engaged the support of Mr. Palmer,
the Arnold Palmer Scholarship Fund was created in 2001 to provide Cherry Hills Country Club

coworkers and golf caddies with financial assistance for a range of educational pursuits.

Join us beginning Wednesday, July 4th at 6am through Monday, July 23rd at 6pm
in an exciting online auction to raise money for the Palmer Scholarship Foundation.

https://www.32auctions.com/CherryHillsPalmer2018

(Full detailed descriptions are on the site.)

Afternoon Tea at Chef Ken's Gourmet Chef Ken's Gourmet Family Photos - Full Auto Detail with Full Auto Detail with In-State Weekend
Member's Home Dinner Party for 12 Dinner Party for 6 Club Photographer Compound Wax Compound Wax Golf Guests
Starting Bid $400 Starting Bid $3,000 Starting Bid $1,875 Starting Bid $300 Starting Bid $150 Starting Bid $150
Starting Bid $750

Kid's Birthday Party Mike Burke Mike Burke Pickleball Party Reserved Table for Six Rip Arnold Par-3
at Member Home Agronomic Consulting Tree Trimming Starting Bid $900 Labor Day 2018 with F&B Party
Starting Bid $1,000 Starting Bid $1,000 Starting Bid $2,400 Starting Bid $1,000
Starting Bid $1,000

See the full detailed Cardinale Collection French: United States: Robert Foley 'Hudson Vineyard'
descriptions of the wine 5 Bottles (0.75 liter) Chateau Cos d'Estournel St. Hourglass Blueline Vineyard Pinot Noir 2012
Minimum Bid: $ 878 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
packages at Antica Terra Pinot Noir Collection Estephe 2005 Cabernet 2012
4 Bottles (0.75 liter) 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Minimum Bid: $ 360
https://www.32auctions.com/ Minimum Bid: $ 335 Minimum Bid: $ 1500 Minimum Bid: $ 550 Shea Cellars "Estate"
CherryHillsPalmer2018 Cateau. Ducru-Beaucaillou Hourglass Estate Cabernet 2012
6 PACKS: 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Pinot Noir 2012
MIXED PACKAGES: Italy: St. Julien 2005 Minimum Bid: $ 750 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Robert Foley Napa Cabernet 2011 Minimum Bid: $ 240
Saxum Red Blends Barolo di Borgogno 2007 Minimum Bid: $ 1500 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Lenne Estate Pinot Noir 2012
Magnum Collection: 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Chateau Le Dome Minimum Bid: $ 350 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
6 Magnum Bottles Minimum Bid: $ 300 Saint-Emilion 2005 Bradlin Mount Veeder Minimum Bid: $ 240
Minimum Bid: $ 1050 Amarone 2009 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Cabernet Sauvignon 2013 Dumol "Eddie's Patch" 2013
Saxum Red Blends Collection: 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Minimum Bid: $ 1500 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Minimum Bid: $ 300 Jessiaume Santenay Minimum Bid: $ 350 Minimum Bid: $ 600
Minimum Bid: $ 510 Amarone 2009 Clos du Clos Genet 2012 Bradlin Mount Veeder
Bordeaux Blend Collection: 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Henry’s Keep 2012 Merry Edwards
6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Minimum Bid: $ 300 Minimum Bid: $ 100 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Sauvignon Blanc 2016
Minimum Bid: $ 850 Lamole Chianti Moillard Grivot Fleurie Red 2014 Minimum Bid: $ 350 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
Reds of Burgundy Collection: 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Cain Concept 2009 Minimum Bid: $ 250
6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Classico Raccolto 2011 Minimum Bid: $ 100 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
Minimum Bid: $ 780 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Alain Voge Cornas 2009 Minimum Bid: $ 380 Brewer-Clifton
Minimum Bid: $ 100 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Gramercy Cellars Chardonnay Sta. Rita Hills 2015
Domencio Clerico Minimum Bid: $ 350 "The Third Man" GSM 2012
Dolcetto Langhe 2010 6 Bottles (0.75 liter) 6 Bottles (0.75 liter)
6 Bottles (0.75 liter) Minimum Bid: $ 300 Minimum Bid: $ 200
Minimum Bid: $ 100

Golf

F r om t he Pr o By John Ogden, PGA Head Golf Professional
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The golf season is in full swing and I cannot Way to go Janet! On June 12th Janet Moore qualified for
recall the course being in better condition than the inaugural U.S. Women’s Senior Open, which will be
it has been this year. It has been a treat to play; held at the historic Chicago Golf Club. The championship
a big thanks to Mike Burke and his staff for the dates are July 12-15 and will be televised on Fox Sports 1.
outstanding conditions. Janet will be competing with
Special thanks to all of "Hubert’s epic duel with Lee Trevino the likes of Julie Inkster, Laura
you, as well, for being Davies, Patty Sheehan, and Jan Stephenson.
very diligent in repairing in '85 will long be remembered as one Good luck, Janet! We will be watching and

your ball mark, plus one of the great duels in PGA history." wishing you the best.
extra, on each green. In In May, twenty-one-year-old Aaron Wise
case you are ever unsure won the AT&T Byron Nelson for his 1st
of how to repair a ball mark, stop by the shop PGA Tour win. You may be wondering why
and see me or a member of the professional I would mention this win in the Cherry Pit.
staff, as we would be happy to teach you the Well, in 2012 Aaron was fifteen years old, and
correct technique. he was the second-youngest contestant in the

It is with sadness that I report the passing of 2012 U.S. Amateur. Aaron’s host family that
1985 PGA Champion, Hubert Green. Hubert week was Chris and Tricia Manley. Since then,
passed away at the age of 71 from Throat Chris and Tricia have remained in contact with
Cancer on Wednesday, June 20th. Hubert’s Aaron and his family, following his collegiate
epic duel with Lee Trevino in '85 will long be career at the University of Oregon, where
remembered as one of the great duels in PGA he was both an NCAA Individual and Team
history. He finished his World Golf Hall of champion.

Fame career with 19 wins including a U.S. After Aaron won the AT&T Byron Nelson,
Open crown in 1977 to go along with his PGA Chris texted me to let me know the news of
Championship. Hubert was known as a fierce his win. The next morning, I began thinking
competitor and will forever live in Cherry Hills history. about all the players in the 2012 U.S. Amateur and wondered how many
professional wins have come from those who competed in it. I started
The Palmer Cup will be contested on July 13th and 14th. Jack Rule, doing some research and was quickly amazed to discover that over 100
who is a member of the newly formed Palmer Cup Committee, came up worldwide wins, including 6 major championships, 54 PGA Tour wins,
with the idea of adding a Ryder Cup Team format to go along with the and 23 European Tour wins have come from players who played here in
two-man best ball competition. This addition guarantees to add some 2012. The list is headed by Jordan Spieth, who has three majors and 14
excitement to the tournament. Clayton Cole and I will be serving as professional wins. Jordan is followed by Justin Thomas, who has nine
captains of the Red and Blue teams, and we will be unveiling the teams, wins to go along with his PGA Championship he won last year. Hideki
as well as the match-ups, on Thursday night, July 12th, at 6pm. Make Matsuyama has 14 worldwide wins, while Brooks Koepka has 10 wins
sure to find a partner and sign up sooner rather than later because this on the PGA and European Tours to go along with his two U.S. Opens.
event will fill up quickly. Other players with multiple wins include Bryson Dechambeau, Thomas
Pieters, Xander Schauffele, Brandon Stone, and Cameron Smith.
Congratulations to Chris Marsico and Jonathan Marsico for capturing
the 59th Hillsdilly Classic. Chris and Jonathan outlasted Craig Sands As this great old Club approaches its 100th year, it is unbelievable to
and his guest, Ryan Montgomery. Special thanks to Mr. Hillsdilly, Lem reflect on how many great players have walked the fairways of this
Smith, as well as to his committee, for all they did to make this year’s William Flynn masterpiece.

event an outstanding and memorable one. I hope to see everyone soon!

I am excited to announce that we have a fantastic field of professionals for
the Warren Smith-Clayton Cole Invitational being played September
6th-7th. Defending champion and 2012 U.S. Amateur Champion Steven
Fox will be playing, as well as the Amateur Runner-up, Michael Weaver.
Michael will be making his first appearance. 1978 U.S. Open Champion
Andy North will be returning, as well as Denver native and PGA Tour
winner Kevin Stadler. Please make sure to get your registration card in
early; we only have room for 46 Member teams and there promises to be
a waiting list.
Speaking of Andy North, it is hard to believe this year marks the 40th
Anniversary of his first of two U.S. Open championships. Andy was at the
Club in late May with some friends from Wisconsin and they surprised him
with a silver tray to commemorate his win. Cassie and I brought down the
U.S. Open trophy before they teed off and we all toasted Andy with some
sparkling cider. For me, it is always a special treat to have Andy here because
he is such a big part of this Club’s great championship history.

2018 Hillsdilly Results by Ryan Wroblewski, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

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The Hillsdilly is one of the many great Cherry
Hills’ traditions and the 59th Hillsdilly was
another great event. It was a fun week as 96
teams battled over 4 days with the goal of
being crowned the Hillsdilly Champions at
the end of the day Saturday. After 5 matches
and 45 holes of tough competition, 50
teams advanced to the preliminary shootout
with a chance to become one of the 6
teams competing in the final shootout for
a chance to become the champions. When
the preliminary shootouts finished, the teams of Chris Marsico &
Jonathan Marsico, Craig Sands & Ryan Montgomery, Dan Gutrich &
Chad Brownstein, Paul Moreno & Andrew Rehm, Guy Arnold & Brian
Wilkinson, and John Wickliff & Jeff Grothe all advanced to the finals.
After the 18th Hole, the teams of Chris Marsico & Jonathan Marsico and
Craig Sands & Ryan Montgomery tied to force a sudden death playoff.
Chris & Jonathan Marsico were able to make par on the first playoff hole
to beat the runner up team of Craig Sands & Ryan Montgomery.

Congratulations to our 59th Hillsdilly Classic Champions, Chris Marsico
& Jonathan Marsico!

Hillsdilly Classic Shoot-Out Results Flight Champions
Runner-Up: Craig Sands & Ryan Montgomery Flight 1: Jimmy Parsley & Eli Gage
3rd Place: Dan Gutrich & Chad Brownstein Flight 2: Stephen Barlow & Bruce Baumann
4th Place: John Wickliff & Jeff Grothe Flight 3: Eric Black & Thomas Black
5th Place: Paul Moreno & Andrew Rehm Flight 4: Craig Sands & Ryan Montgomery
6th Place: Guy Arnold & Brian Wilkinson
Flight 5: Pete Holst & Keith Schweitzer
Flight 6: Kevin Allen & Glenn Boreland
Flight 7: Dave Bullock & Scott Bullock
Flight 8: Blake Fisher & Mike Lush
Flight 9: Paul Moreno & Andrew Rehm
Flight 10: Dan Kozlowski & Stephen Smith
Flight 11: Mark Hopkins & Charlie Sander
Flight 12: Guy Arnold & Brian Wilkinson
Flight 13: Tom Simmons & Bill Simmons
Flight 14: Mark Williams & Steven Griffith
Flight 15: Hassan Salem & Patrick Williams
Flight 16: Rick Kissinger & Al McClurg

2018 Hillsdilly Results by Ryan Wroblewski, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

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2018 Hillsdilly Results by Ryan Wroblewski, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

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Golf

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown News From The Golf Shop by Ryan Wroblewski, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

Junior Golf

The 2018 Junior Golf instructional program and tournament schedule strive to meet the needs of the ever-changing junior golf
dynamic and offer fun clinics and tournaments for children of all ages. The mission of the Junior Golf Program at Cherry Hills is
to create a love for the game while developing athletic ability, golf skills, playing knowledge, and an understanding of the rules and
etiquette, history of the Club and traditions of golf.

Mom & Dad Junior Clinic Girls Par-Tee Golf On-Course Monday Junior Tournaments
Dates: Sundays Dates: Tuesdays Dates: Mondays
July 8, 15, 22 July 10, 17, 24, 31 July 9, 23
Time: 5:00pm-5:45pm August 1 Time: 3:00pm Tee Times
Ages: 4-6 Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm *Must be able to shoot below 60 for 9 holes,
Junior Golf Camps Ages: 8-18 have rules and etiquette knowledge before
Dates: Monday-Wednesday Girls Par-Tee Practice playing in these events. Tee boxes will be
August 6-8 Dates: Wednesdays modified by age groups: Gold Tees: (Boys &
Time: 8:30am-11:00am July 11, 18 Girls Ages 8-10, Girls 11-13), Green Tees
Ages: 7-11 Time: 3:00pm-4:00pm (Boys 11-13 and Girls 14-18), White Tees
Saturday Junior Golf Clinics Ages: 8-18 (Boys 14-18).
Dates: Saturdays Pre-PGA Junior League Clinic Junior Club Championship
July 8*, 28 Dates: Thursdays Dates: Wednesday-Thursday
Time: 1:30pm-2:30pm July 5, 19, 26 July 11-12
Ages: 7-11 Time: 2:00pm-3:00pm Ages: 8 & Under, 9-10, 11-13, 14-18
*Drive, Chip & Putt event will follow the clinic. Ages: 7-10 *Sign up through ForeTees
Fridays Are For The Boys Junior Tournaments Parent-Child Member
Golf Clinics CHCC Drive, Chip & Putt Date: Saturday or Sunday
Dates: Fridays Dates: Saturdays July 21 or 22
July 6, 20, 27 July 7 Ages: 8 & Under, 9-10, 11-13, 14-18
Time: 10:00am-11:00am Time: 3:00pm *Sign up through ForeTees
Ages: 11-14 Ages: 7-15

Golf

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Demo Day 2018 Men’s Opening Day Results

The Golf Staff would like to thank everyone who This year’s tournament was a great kickoff to the 2018 season. The
attended Demo Day on April 29th. If you were weather was great and the course was in excellent condition. Thank you
unable to join and are interested in new equipment, to all who participated and a very special thanks to our tournament chair
call the Golf Shop and a member of the professional Charlie Maguire for making this event a great success.
staff will assist you in getting properly fit.

The overall winning team of Mark Williams, Joe Adams, Kim Koehn,
and Scott McGraw played in the afternoon shotgun and recorded an
impressive 16 under par 146!
The morning shotgun 1st place team of John Wickliff, Dan Kozlowski,
Dan Gutrich, and Buzz Calkins won with a score of 14-under par 148.
The afternoon shotgun 1st place team of Spencer Zinn, Matt Stava, Paul
Moreno, and Hassan Salem won with a score of 13 under par 149.

Smith-Cole Invitational Divots Congratulations to those making some great swings or

Mark your calendars for this year’s Smith-Cole Invitational on Wednesday, just having a little luck on their side:
September 5th through Friday, September 7th. Steven Fox will be back to
defend his 2017 victory. HOLE-IN-ONES:
More detailed information will be mailed to closer to the event date.
6/16/18 J.D. Finley, Hole-In-One on #6 (blue tees) with a 7 iron
5/26/18 during 5th match of Hillsdilly

Dan Kozlowski, Hole-In-One on #6 160 yards (black tees) with a 8 iron

EAGLES:

5/11/18 Jason Hicks Eagle on #18

5/5/18 Vic Sulzer Eagle on #10

5/5/18 John Elway Eagle #11

4/29/18 Kim Koehn drained 50 ft. Eagle putt from the back of the 18th green

4/22/18 Spencer Zinn Hole-Out Eagle #10 from 180 yards with a 5 iron

Golf

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown News from the Golf Shop by Jack Allen, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

Men's One Day Invitational Results

Congratulations to Doak Jacoway and his guest Jerre Hause who won the Red Flight, and congratulations to Steve Barlow and
his guest William Weinberg who won the White Flight in the May Men's One Day Invitational. Thank you Charlie Maguire for
chairing a successful event. Save the date for the last Men's One Day Invitational on July 25 at 1:00pm.

Club Championships

Please sign-up online through ForeTees or by calling the
Golf Shop at 303-350-5220.

Senior Club Championship - Stroke Play
July 7 & 8: Sign-up began June 23.

As a reminder, the Senior Club Championship
is for players 50 years or older.

Junior Club Championship - Stroke Play
July 11 & 12

Ladies Club Championship - Match Play
July 24, 25, & 26

Men's Club Championship - Match Play
August 17, 18, and 19: Sign-up begins August 3.
Championship qualifying will take place Friday, August 17.
Players who don't wish to qualify for the Championship Flight
will be flighted according to handicap and play

Saturday, August 18 & Sunday, August 19.

Golf

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown News from the Golf Shop by Kristyn Crippen, PGA Apprentice

Ladies 9-Hole Guest Day

Thank you to our Tournament Chairs Susan Maguire and Karen Walker who put together a wonderful KamanaWanaPlaya
theme that lead to a fun day for Members and their guests.

Congratulations to our winning team of MariLyn Williams, Lori Davis, Tracey Campbell & Shelly Rule with a score of 36 in
the Aloha Flight, and our winning team of Carol Vogel, Char Campbell, Diane Riggs & Debby Konieczny with a score of 38
in the Mahalo Flight! Thank you to all the ladies that participated this year.

A q u at i c s

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown Pool Update Briana Davenport, Pool Manager

Changes at the Pool Swim Lessons

Here we are, another summer!!! We have kicked We are offering both group and private swim lessons for the remainder of
off our summer and it has been filled with nothing the summer. Private Swim Lessons can be scheduled around your personal
but excitement. We have a great team back with us calendar, so it works best for you! All of the lifeguards are able to teach
this summer as well as some new faces down at the and would love to help out if they can. All private lessons are reserved in
pool. For those that I haven’t had the pleasure of half-hour increments and are $35 per half hour. All Private Lessons can
meeting, I am Bri Davenport, and this is my third be scheduled through Bri Davenport, by email at, [email protected]
summer with Cherry Hills. I recently graduated or by calling the pool at 303-350-5210.
with my Master’s in Business from the University of Denver. Joining Group Swim Lessons are offered in 2-week increments and are charged
me as my assistant is Rachel Kleiner, who also recently graduated with at $60 per two weeks. All lessons run, Monday – Thursday 10:00 am-
her Bachelor’s in Early Education. Our awesome head coaches have also 10:30am. The next group lessons will be July 2-12, and July 16-26. Group
returned with us this summer. Tim Byers will be leading the swim team Lessons can be registered online by accessing the online registration form
again, and Brenda will be leading the Dive Team. With a great staff and through your Member login.
leadership team here at the pool, we hope to bring a joy-filled summer
and experience to everyone. For further information regarding lessons, please refer to the Summer
We have made a lot of new and exciting changes at the pool. Starting with Program Guide, or contact Bri Davenport at [email protected] or
the Poolside Café menu. Executive Chef Ken Johnson has revamped the 303-350-5210
entire pool menu. Along with some delicious additions, which have been
nothing but a hit, we have the classic poolside food items as well. We also Quick Pool Reminders:
have added new lounge chairs to the pool deck, a new technology-based
food tracking system, new towels, and new umbrellas for the playground. As we have come into another hot and busy season we also want to
With some fresh new décor items and a different spin on the menu, we remind everyone of a few pool rules. Please remember that...
have given the pool a different vibe for the summer. • G randchildren must be accompanied by their grandparents to be at

Friday Nights at the Pool the pool, unless they are in attendance of an aquatics affiliated and
supervised event (i.e. Swim Team, Dive Team, Swim Lessons).
Friday Nights are thriving and jammin’ this summer. We have the new • Children over the age of 24 are considered guests and must be
addition to the Wibit, the Rodeo Slide and have had a great turnout accompanied by the parent Member.
the past few weeks. We have fun family friendly music playing and are • Denim is not allowed on Club property and is a violation of Club dress code.
looking forward to live music on certain Friday nights! We hope to see We are very excited to see what the rest of the summer has in store for us.
everyone out and about for Family Friday Night!

Tennis

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PMS 477 - Brown Richter Jordaan named Upcoming Tennis &

to the prestigious USTA Pickleball Events

Junior Leadership Team July 13th-15th
Junior Club Championships
Congratulations to Richter as he was recently
named to the USTA Junior Leadership Team, July 13th-15th
which recognizes America’s finest junior tennis Parent/Child Club Championships
players who exhibit leadership, sportsmanship,
and character on and off the court. According to Lew Brewer, the July 21st
Director of USTA Junior Competition, “This team of players are our Adult Mixed Doubles Tennis & Pickleball 4-6pm
future leaders and the values they’ve shown to embody both on the court
and in the community are evidence that our future will be in good hands.” July 29th
Richter is one of 30 junior players nationwide to receive this award. Very Adult Mixed Doubles Tennis & Pickleball 4-6pm
impressive considering there are more than 120,000 junior players who
compete in USTA junior tournaments! Richter’s on court achievements August 5th
are very impressive having been ranked in the top 30 in the nation and Junior Tennis Awards Dinner & Games 4-6pm
#1 in the Intermountain Section in the 12’s, 14’s, and 16’s age division.
What is more impressive is the fact he has not ventured off to a tennis August 6th-8th
academy to hone his skills, but has opted to stay home and carry a 4.25 Junior Team Tennis Camp 1-4pm
GPA at Colorado Academy. He is fluent in Spanish and has worked in a
Spanish-speaking elementary school, teaching math and science. Richter August 10th
humbly stated the following “I’ve been fortunate enough to win a lot University Cup at CHCC vs. Denver CC 5-8pm
of tournaments through the years, but the three national sportsmanship
awards I’ve received mean much more to me. I am grateful for all that August 11th-12th
tennis has given me and look forward to being a part of a collegiate team Adult Club Championships
after high school” Thank you Richter for being such a great role model
and we all look forward to seeing you progress on your journey through
college and beyond!

Ladies Guest Day Doubles August 21st
Junior Fall Classes Begin
Thank you to all of the ladies who participated in our fun ladies Guest
Day Doubles! The tennis was spectacular all morning and the ladies August 25th
enjoyed a wonderful lunch on the 18th green patio prepared by Chef Ken Adult Mixed Doubles Tennis & Pickleball 4-6pm
and his staff! Rebecca Schmidt and her guest, Rhonda Knol, finished first
in the Wimbledon bracket and first place overall with 19 games won. September 14th
Tracy Kerr and her guest, Katie Ozimek, finished first in the French Ladies Doubles Guest Day 9:30am-1pm
Open Bracket and second overall with 18 games won. Candy Bhappu
and her guest, Andy Carrington, finished first in the U.S. Open bracket September 21st
and third overall with 16 games won. Annika Young and her guest, Cady Ladies Tennis Appreciation Social & Luncheon 9:30am-1pm
Sheldon, finished first in the Australian Open bracket and fourth overall
with 15 games won.

Tennis

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campZonE / kidZone

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown campZone Update By Chelsea Buckborough, campZone Supervisor

Better than Ever

This summer campZone is better than ever. With art project allow for kids to be individual and work on a variety of different
new activities planned for everyday of campZone, skills and knowledge.
the children of Cherry Hills are never bored. Our Art and Special Guest visits aside campZone is also filled with a variety of
campZone staff is filled with teachers, nurses, activities as well. Summer is a great time to be outside running and exploring.
counselors and even school district liaisons that Between relay races, a multitude of tag games, and explosive science
bring a variety of experiences and activities that only experiments the children are never without excitement. Look for upcoming
enhance the fun at campZone. weekly email blasts for more information about the activities at campZone.
Every Tuesday campZone is accompanied with a new and exciting special
guest. Our special guests were kicked off with Cherry Hill’s favorite magician CampZone Special Guest Schedule:
Ann Lincoln. Ann shocked the children with juggling skills, her ability to Tuesdays from 12pm-1pm
make animals appear and her comedic performance. Ann is only one of the
many guests coming to campZone this year; campZone will also have Sticky July 10: Sticky Fingers - Children’s Cooking Class
Fingers, My Art Workshop, a jungle lady and a ventriloquist. (Lime Yogurt Pound Cake Pops + Yogurt Glaze + Sweet Apple Slaw +
Our summer will also be filled with lots of creative art projects; from Limetastic Shakes)
painting with magic milk, creating sun catchers, making bouncy balls and July 17: My Art Workshop-Children's Art Class
so much more. The art projects at campZone are not only planned to allow (Woodwork Painting)
kids to create beautiful pieces of art but are also chosen for the process that July 24: Puppet & Things on Strings (Mark Hellerstein)
goes behind creating the art. The gathering, sorting, collating, associating, Children’s puppeteer and ventriloquist
patterning, and moreover the initiation of actions and proceedings of each

New Member Welcome

Mr. Gary E. Anderson Mr. David Chernow
PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown • Gary is married to Sarah and they have two
• D avid and Libby have been married 32 years.
children, Blaine (11) and Claire (11). They have boy girl twins who are 27 years old.
• H e is CEO - Europe & Asia for Prologis (NYSE
TKR: PLD) • David is CEO of Select Medical.
• G ary received a BA from Washington State • Libby is very active at St. Therese Catholic
University and a MBA from the Anderson School
at UCLA. school and trains dog therapy teams at Littleton
• T he Anderson’s enjoy doing anything together including golf, skiing Hospital.
and travel...really anything fun • They both love traveling, golf, and spending time
with their family and friends.

Mr. Gregory J. Brittain Mr. Robert F. “Bob” Deibel

• Greg is married to Casey and they have two • Bob is the father of two daughters, Ivy, 25, and
children, Clara (2) and Luke (6 months) Isabelle, 21.

• He is an Advisor and Senior Analyst at Wakefield • H e is President & Owner of the OfficeScapes
Asset Management Group, a holding company that operates a suite
of businesses aimed at fitting out interior office
• He received a B.S. from Ferris State University space.
and MBA in Finance from the University of
Denver • B ob graduated from Colorado College with a
B.A. in Political Science.
• Greg and Casey enjoy golf, skiing, traveling and
live music. • He enjoys golf, fitness, wine, business, sports of all kinds and is an
avid cyclist. Bob loves ALL music and plays drums in a rock band
with other community CEO’s.

Mr. Lyle L. Blessman In Memoriam Dr. Leo Nieland (Spouse of Jane Nieland)

Mrs. Geneva Clymor Mrs. Anita O’Brien (Former Member)
Mr. Thomas W. “Tommy” Donohoe (Former Member) Mrs. Betty Rudolph (Spouse of Former Club President Rowe Rudolph, Jr.)
Mrs. Emily E. Goodin (Former Member) Mrs. Nan Thompson (Spouse of Clyde E. Thompson)
Mrs. Sue Hall Haynie (Spouse of Former Member) Mr. C. Grant Wilkins
Mr. Ray Lee (Former Member)

New Member Welcome

PMS 186 - Red PMS 349 = Green PMS 477 - Brown Mr. Dean D. Dowson Mr. Ed J. Haselden

• D ean is married to Mandy and they have two • Ed has been married to his first trophy wife, Jenni,
children, Mckinna (19) and Harry(2). He is for 37 years. They met in September 1976 at a
grandson to Harry and Halcyon Dowson, also strawberry daiquiri party while they were both at
nephew to Walt Kellogg. CU.

• He is a financial advisor at Cooney Associates, • Ed and Jenni have 3 adult children. Tera and her
specializing in wealth management. husband Garrick (Members of Cherry Hills),
Brent and his wife Loren, and Morgan (yet
• Dean and Mandy enjoy spending time at their lake unattached)
house, skiing, hiking, golf, scuba diving, exercise
and traveling. • Ed is Chairman of Haselden Construction and the Managing Partner
of Haselden Development.

• Ed and Jenni split their time between Denver and Scottsdale where
they are members of The Estancia Club, and Ed is a member of
Whisper Rock.

• Ed and Jenni play golf, travel, snow ski on occasion, and enjoy
countless hours with the kids and grand kids.

• Ed also spends the fall bird hunting, enjoys flying, and plays in a
classic rock cover band called The Originators.

Mr. Jordan K. Gallacher Mr. Jason M. Koch

• J ordan is married to Nathalie and they have one son, • J ason and Kelly have one son, Bates (14 months).
Cormac (9months). a dog named Myra and hope to have to more
children in the future.
• H e is a principal at Gallacher Capital Management.
• J ordan was a collegiate golfer at the University of • Jason is the Principal and Co-Founder of Nexus
Commercial Realty.
Texas at El Paso (UTEP) where he met his wife
who was also a collegiate golfer. He completed • J ason received his BA from Wake Forest
his undergraduate studies at UTEP and went on University studying Economics and Spanish.
to finish his graduate degree at the University of
Denver Daniels School of Business in Quantitative Finance. • Jason and Kelly are both Denver natives and
• Jordan and his wife enjoy golfing, skiing, horseback riding, hiking and therefore feel lucky to have both families in the Denver area to help
traveling together. with babysitting.
• K och family enjoys exercising, playing tennis, traveling and being
near water.

Mr. Dean M. Koelbel Mr. Patrick J. O’Keefe

• Dean is married to Kristin and the have two • Patrick and Kate have three children - Teddy (9),
children, Arabella (2.5) and Alec (1.5). Peter (6) and Beatrice (3).

• He is Director of Leasing and Development at • H e is a partner with Excellere Partners, a private
Koelbel & Company. equity firm.

• Dean is a graduate of Indiana University. • Attended Wake Forest University where he
• Dean enjoys skiing and golfing. The Koelbels played Soccer and received his MBA from
The Wharton School at the University of
enjoy spending time with their children/family Pennsylvania.
and traveling .
• Patrick and Kate are looking forward to playing golf and tennis with
their children.

Mr. Daniel G. Nichols Mr. Michael R. Olson

• Daniel is a project manager for the Nichols • M ichael married Emily in 2001 and they have two
Partnership development company. children, Conner (4) and Madeline (2).

• H e grew up in Denver but got his B.S. in • He is the Senior Vice President of Client
economics from Denison University in Columbus Development for Centro, a digital advertising
Ohio and his Masters in Real Estate from the technology company.
University of Colorado.
• M ichael earned his marketing degree at
• Daniel is passionate about all things golf but loves Metropolitan State University of Denver.
everything having to do with the mountains of
Colorado including fishing, skiing, biking and backpacking. • He is a Colorado native and grew up in Aurora.
• Michael and Emily are avid golfers and travelers. They spend many

weekends in the mountains and enjoy food, wine, family and friends.

New Member Welcome

Mr. Matthew A. Papazian Mr. Andrew N. Todd
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• Matt is married to Laura, they have two childrenPMS18P6M-SR1e8d6-Red • Andy and Sara have been married for 38 years and
Michael (9) and Caroline (8). have two adult children, JR and Jackie, and three
• He is a Founding Partner and Chief Investment grandchildren, Arabel, Axel and Cypress.
Officer at Cardan Capital in Cherry Creek.
• H e grew up in Littleton, Colorado. • A ndy is President & CEO of Xanterra Travel
• He attended the University of Colorado, Boulder Collection.
where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance.
He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). • A ndy grew up in the great state of Indiana and is a
• Matt enjoys family beach vacations, tennis, golf, cycling, and spending graduate of Indiana University.
time with his family.
• Andy and Sara enjoy golfing, biking, skiing, traveling and spoiling
their grandchildren

Mr. Frank E. Schultz, III Mr. Peter L. Williams

• Frank is the proud father of two boys, Lucas (7) • P ete is an Investment Banker with Petrie Partners, LLC.
and Cooper (4) • H e received a Bachelor of Science in Finance from

• O wner of Tavern Hospitality Group, consisting of the University of Colorado at Boulder.
multiple bar, night club and restaurant concepts. • Pete grew up in Denver and attended Cherry

• M ayor appointee to the Denver Planning Board Creek High School.
and Zoning Board of Adjustments, Member of • He enjoys playing golf, fly fishing, football, and
VISIT Denver Board.
spending time with friends and family.
• O wns and manages commercial and residential real estate.
• S pent his early years growing up in Denver, graduated from Drexel Mr. Kevin A. Zimmerman

University in Philadelphia. • K evin is married to Whitney and they have a
• E njoys golfing, spending time with his boys and boating in Florida. daughter, Caden (18), and son, Ben (16). He and
Whitney have lived in Denver for 20 years.

• Kevin is a Managing Director and Senior
Consultant at Monticello Associates.