$20,000 was raised at a charity golf day at Tanilba Bay

Many happy tears: Kerry and Sharon at their Lemon Tree Passage home.
Many happy tears: Kerry and Sharon at their Lemon Tree Passage home.

 

MANY happy tears were shed by both Kerry and Sharon Grover after some $20,000 was raised at a charity golf day at Tanilba Bay recently.

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The Gala day was put on to get Kerry a car which was refitted to cater for his paraplegia.This resulted from a tree felling accident.

Speaking on behalf of the couple, Sharon said that they were overwhelmed by the open hearted response.

“In particular, we are greatly indebted to ‘Sporting Hope’ from Nelson Bay, Blue Water Stainless from Salamander Bay and the Tilligerry RSL and Golf club for staging the event,”she said.

“The individual sponsors ‘bought’ a hole for $400 each and used them to promote their businesses,” she added.

“Mike Rabbitt from NBN did a great job as MC on the day and the entry fees, raffles and competitions all helped as well,” she said.

It’s still a long way to go for Kerry on his journey back to driving a car as he explains, “ I must qualify for my licence with the ‘hands only’ controls and pass a driving test at an accredited driving school before I can once again get back on the road and be independent,” he said.

“At this stage, it’s one day at a time – but I’m getting there!”

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