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Page 24, Viewpointe April 2020

Memories Congratulations To The Ladies’ Golf

By Jack Kulick Association At The Club At Boca

(#2 of a Series) Pointe – Over $50,000 Donated Over
My whole family
is musically inclined.
We all either played an Past 11 Years!!!!!
instrument or sang. We
even had one famous
person in our family, By Vince Loscalzo, Volunteer, Past President – DR-MSL in our area who either have no insurance or no ability to
Mack Gordon (nee pay for these services. The hospital and the foundation
Morris Gittler) who was The Ladies’ Golf Association celebrated their “Pink do all they can to make the Ladies wishes come true.
involved with over 200 Day” golf outing on January 14, 2020. It was a perfect Please join Debbie-Rand, Boca Hospital and Boca
songs, some of which he wrote both music and lyrics. golf day and about 100 ladies participated. They enjoyed Hospital Foundation in thanking these very special ladies
But primarily, he was a lyricist. He won an Oscar for a great round of golf and returned to the Clubhouse for for their generosity and their 11 years of loyalty. We are
the Alice Faye song, “You’ll Never Know.” a special luncheon as only the chefs at Boca Pointe can blessed to have these wonderful people as part of our
But actually, this is about my mother who was prepare. Following lunch the Grand Raffle took place community.
always singing, usually Jewish songs, but also English with many wonderful gifts given to the lucky winners. P.S. The Hospital Foundation, to commemorate this
songs. I believe her favorite was “My Blue Heaven.” These ladies not only play golf and enjoy each other’s milestone in giving is having a special plaque created and
My Blue Heaven company – they raise money!! This was the 11th year The will be presented to The Ladies’ Golf Association when
When whippoorwills call, and evenin’ is nigh Ladies have honored Debbie-Rand Memorial Service completed. 
We’ll hurry to my blue heaven League and the Boca Raton Regional Hospital. This
A turn to the right, a little white light year they donated over $6,000 dollars and over the past
Will lead you to my blue heaven 11 years they have raised over $50,000 for their special
You’ll see a smilin’ face, a fireplace, a cozy room cause. These monies are channeled to The Boca Raton
A little nest that nestles where the roses bloom Regional Hospital Foundation and are used to provide
Just Molly and me, and baby make three all types of cancer screening, including many, many
We’re happy in my, in my blue heaven mammograms. The funds can also be used for treatment
For some reason when I hear this song, I think about if cancer is detected. The Ladies’ Golf Association has
a song my kindergarten teacher taught me. There’s always desired that their donations are used to help those
father and mother and the baby that makes three.
There’s sister and brother make five in the family.
CLOSED

Jack Kulick, former Cortina resident. 

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Everyone falls from time to time, but as you grow older
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• Get up slowly after you sit or lie down. Standing
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• Wear sturdy shoes. The ideal pair has thin, nonslip
soles. Avoid slippers and running shoes with thick soles
that can make you unsteady on your feet.
• Use a walking aid if necessary. If you need extra
support to stay on your feet, by all means use a cane or
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By doing so, you can significantly add to your safety,
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