Golfers and spectators alike enjoyed a warm summer day helping the Lou Bantle Military Scholarship Fund during the 2024 Father Martin Memorial Golf Outing June 3 at Elkridge County Club, hosted by Ashley Addiction Treatment.
Participants enjoyed a enjoyed a round of gold as well as catered food stations located throughout the course. Golfers also competed in various contests throughout the round.
The funds raised through the event go directly to the Lou Bantle Scholarship Fund to assist military members and their families who otherwise could not afford substance use disorder treatment at Ashley.
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From left, Alex Denstman, co-CEO and president of Ashley Addiction Treatment; and Tim Dunnigan, clinical outreach coordinator of Discovery Behavioral Health, participated in the 2024 Father Martin Memorial Golf Outing. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)From left, Tim Dunnigan, clinical outreach coordinator at Discovery Behavioral Health; Tom Connell, co-founder of Ethos Treatment; John Mulvenna, East Coast regional director at Discovery Behavioral Health; and Craig Lipins, president of the Maryland Addiction Directors Council and program administrator at One Promise Counseling and DUI Education, get ready for a day on the course at Elkridge Country Club. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)From left, Timmy Brooks, founder and CEO of Synergy Structured Sober Living; Matt Blomquist, vice president, business development at Alina Lodge; Geoff Rodgers, primary therapist at Synergy Structured Sober Living; and B. Reeves, director of business development at New Waters Recovery, pose for a photo before hitting the links. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)From left, a foursome from Martin Law Group – Jeff Martin, managing partner; Jack Reid, counsel; John Simpson; and Matt Herrington – gets ready for a round of golf to support the Lou Bantle Military Scholarship Fund. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)Shana Koslowsky, director of marketing and communications at Ashley Addiction Treatment, lines up a short putt to finish out the 18th hole at Elkridge County Club during the Father Martin Memorial Golf Outing. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)The team at Ashley Addiction Treatment prepare for the Father Martin Golf Outing at Elkridge Country Club. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)The Ashley Addiction Treatment team takes time for a photo during the Father Martin Golf Outing at Elkridge Country Club. From left are Callie Hentz, intake director; Kelly Haggerty, stewardship and events specialist; Kim Del Mauro, business development coordinator; Crystal Hicks-Brown, patient access supervisor; Shana Koslowsky, director of marketing and communications; Beau Malatesta, director of development; Lilly Cooper, alumni coordinator; and Lexi Malinowski, digital marketing specialist. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Addiction Treatment)
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