Louisville Medicine Volume 67, Issue 7 | Page 25

GLMS FOUNDATION GOLF SCRAMBLE 2019 GLMS FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP GOLF SCRAMBLE AUTHOR Amanda Edmondson T he Greater Louisville Medical Society (GLMS) Foundation hosted their 9 th annual Golf Scramble at Hurstbourne Country Club on September 30, 2019, with a total of 18 teams competing for this year’s trophy and the pride of having their names inscribed on that coveted hardware. While this event brings golfers out for a day of fun competition, this event isn’t just about them. For the past nine years, the GLMS Foundation has sponsored the tournament to help to lighten the load of fourth year medical students’ debt. This event is about investing in the future of medicine, to help these soon-to-be physicians go into residency with a little less worry about paying back medical school debt. To date, our Society’s foundation has awarded $228,000 to 48 students. Past scholarship recipient Elizabeth Veasey, MD commented on being awarded the scholarship during medical school. “I am very thankful for this as it was a great relief in a time of financial need. I’m happy to now be a part of this same organization, as a resident physician in Louisville!” This year $25,000 in scholarships were awarded to five future physicians: Logan Carney, Jamie Doctrow, Jacob Hoerter, Ashlee Margheim and Jenny Overfield. The championship team was sponsored by RH Clarkson Insurance Agency and included David Clarkson, Mike Kaelin, Damon Thurman and Marty Walthers. This year’s “Worst Putter Award” – sponsored by Mary G. Barry, MD, in remembrance of her father, journalist Mike Barry – went to Logan Carney for a second prize of the day. We are very grateful to the businesses, individuals, and GLMS and Alliance members who make this happen year after year. Help our GLMS Foundation continue to invest in the future of medicine by sponsoring a team for the 10 th annual newly named Doctor’s Cup, or by making a donation at glms.org/foundation. Be sure to save the date for next year’s Doctor’s Cup on September 28, 2020. Amanda Edmondson is the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Greater Louisville Medical Society. DECEMBER 2019 23