We want to extend our deepest appreciation to all the sponsors, players and volunteers who made this event a successful and meaningful experience.

Honorary Chairmen

Dusty Saunders Rocky Mountain News

Patrick Saunders Denver Post

Steve Saunders KMGH - Channel 7

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2008 5TH ANNUAL PAM SAUNDERS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
Wednesday June 18, 2008 Fossil Trace Golf Club

On a perfect Colorado summer morning, 92 golfers ventured onto Fossil Trace Golf Club in Golden, nestled in the foothills just west of Denver, to participate in the Fifth Annual Pam Saunders Charity Golf Tournament.

The unique golf course - with its immaculate greens and hints of a lost world where dinosaurs once roamed - was a huge hit. The stunning 12th hole, for instance, featured 20-foot tall pillars of sandstone in the fairway, demanding that players be respectful of the 64-million-year-old trace fossils of palm fronds and triceratops footprints
near the green.

But as thrilling as Fossil Trace was, the true stars of the day were the golfers and volunteers who turned out to raise money for the Lorenzen Cancer Foundation and its fight against pancreatic cancer. Through the golf tournament and the lunchtime silent auction, we raised over $34,000. We want to express a huge thanks to all of you.

At the end of the day, the intrepid foursome from KHOW radio featuring Dan Caplis, Craig Silverman, Tal Filholm and Chuck Stary had prevailed. Not only did Team KHOW win the Media Cup Challenge for the third straight year, they also regained the overall title.

Once again, media outlets from the Denver area were well represented. The participants included teams from The Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News, KCNC Channel 4, KMGH Channel 7, Starz Entertainment, and FSN Rocky Mountain.

A special thank you goes out to Casino Marketing Specialists for donating the golfer gift hats and Diane Lighthall who sponsored the commemorative golf photos. Finally, we wish to thank all of our volunteers who put so much time and love into aiding our cause. We pay tribute to those who have lost their fight and will continue to rally for those still fighting. Together, we can make a difference!

The Pam Saunders Charity Golf Tournament is thriving, in large part, because of the generosity of its sponsors. Thank you so much!

A big thank-you to all participants & volunteers for supporting the Lorenzen Cancer Foundation and pancreatic cancer research.

Pancreatic cancer survivor Richard Loveman and his foursome, Kevin Baxter, James Loveman and Andrew May.

KMGH-Channel 7 reporter Steve Saunders enjoys his family foursome with sons Ryan, Dylan and new bride, Nancy Sharp.

Striking a pose are Geoff Ryan, Joe Ryan, Denver Post Sportswriter Patrick Saunders and Rich Krening.

Thank you so much to all of our sponsors!

KISA-Channel 9 anchor Adele Arakawa and her husband Barry celebrates their 5th straight year supporting the Lorenzen Cancer Foundation.

It's a group effort for KCNC-Channel 4 foursome Dale Atchison, Collette Calvert, Karlyn Tilley and Gary Creshaw.

Rocky Mountain News Columnists Bill Johnson and Penny Parker.

Is this baseball or golf as the group from Scott Contracting, Inc. hit the course?

KMGH-Channel 7 Meteorologist Lisa Hildago checks the sky and declares it a perfect day for golf.

Channel 2 Anchor Tom Green joins us for his 5th Pam Saunders Tournament with his buddies Tim Dennis, Todd Tedford and Matt Medeiros.

"Thank you to our sponsors, donors, players, volunteers and Fossil Trace Golf Club for helping the 5th Annual Pam Saunders Tournament be such a success!" ~Event Coordinator Nancy Saunders and Patrick Saunders

Our fabulous volunteer team includes Marilyn Quini, Mary Peck, Rob Rapp and Michelle Phillips.

The golfers enjoyed bidding on the fun and unique items in the silent auction.

Congratulations to our 3 time Media Cup Challenge winners and overall winners 630 KHOW Craig Silverman, Chuck Stary, Tal Filholm and Dan Caplis.

Congratulations to our 2nd place team! Joe Martinez, Jim Elliott, Jim Whitney and Tom Ritchie.

Longest Drive winner Dan Caplis.

Closest To The Pin winner John Murnan.

Longest Drive and Longest Putt winner Michelle Cleveland.

Closest To The Pin winner Cindy Hansen.

Junior Closest To The Pin winner Geoff Ryan.

Junior Longest Drive winner Joe Nathanson.

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