Laney’s Legacy of Hope
Golf Fore Hope Tournament!
Benefitting children battling pediatric cancer.
2023 Event Details
Date
Date – June 9, 2023
Time
10:30am-11:30am Registration & Load Carts
12:00pm Shotgun/Scramble Start
Location
Chapel Hill Golf Course
2023 Old Lancaster Pike
Reading, PA 19608
Ticket Options
$800 per 4 person team
- 4-person team scramble format
- $800 per foursome (can only register as teams of four)
- Entry fee includes- Rounds of golf, a Swag bag, Domestic beer, soda, and water all day until 8 pm. Appetizers before the round and catered buffet to follow.
- Prizes awarded to the top three teams and additional course challenges (longest drive, closest to the pin, etc.).
- Raffle tickets available at an additional cost
- Helicopter golf ball 50/50 balls are available for purchase at an additional cost. You do not need to be present to win 50/50, and golf balls can be purchased online before the event. Quantity is limited, so buy early!!! Last year’s winning prize was $3750.00!!! Link below 👇🏼🚁
Annual helicopter 50/50 golf ball drop!
- Win the 50/50 cash prize raffle!!!!
- The winner will receive 50% of the net profit from the helicopter ball drop game!!!
- Last year’s winner won $3750.00!
- Purchase your golf balls for our fourth helicopter golf ball drop ONLINE or at Laney’s Golf Fore Hope event on June 9, 2023!
- CLOSEST to the hole WINS the pot!
- You DO NOT need to be present to win.
- The ball drop will be broadcast LIVE on our Facebook page on June 9, 2023, at 6 pm. (Time may differ slightly based on helicopter availability)
Gallery from Previous Events
Alexis Runyen
Piper Irias
Jeremiah Reedy
Vincent Nowroozi
Xavier Ortiz
Caden Davis
Lucas Brown
Because dear Lucas you were a complete joy and abundant light to all that knew you. Your dad and my heart grew greater than we knew possible the moment we met you.
Megan Martin
Shailey Kimmel
Celia Cosentino
Julia Adams
Chloe Koenig
Anthony Myers
Benjamin Reinhold
Blaze Troutman
Kierra Broadwater
Liam Simpson
Juwan Adams
Scarlet Ornelas
Michael Gallagher
King Singh
Riley Rejniak
Skylar Maganda
Yomary Velez
Gemma Cecil
Troy Viveros
Arelio Mercado
Arelis Rodriguez
Vincent Lucchese
Camden Martinez
Taylor Rose Schmidt
Hozhoonii Suer
Lylah-Jean
Ayden Brown
Cristinia Astacio
Antonio Gomez-Colon
Laynee Costello
The life-threatening battle was over for now. The chemo caused extensive tooth decay and physical delays, but hey we were out of the woods. Laynee worked tirelessly with PT and OT at both St. Christopher’s and the local school district to “just be a regular kid again.” We enjoyed nearly two years of clean scans and that oh so joyous phrase “no evidence of disease,” until two weeks ago. Laynee went in for her routine scans when “no evidence of disease” was off the table. How could this happen when rhabdomyosarcoma? This was not the plan. What else could we do besides wait on the biopsy of both the original tumor site and her bladder (where the new tumor was found). After days of an agonizing wait we got the news we were hoping not to hear, both sites are positive for rhabdomyosarcoma. Laynee will not only be undergoing intense multi-drug chemotherapy but radiation as well. This Friday Laynee has her PET scan and next week bilateral bone marrow biopsies to see if her cancer has metastasized. After that, her port will be placed on Wednesday during the bone marrow aspiration, and chemotherapy will be started immediately after.
Best case scenario Laynee will have local spread, and hopefully, the chemo and radiation will be enough (we were warned that her ovaries would have to be frozen to preserve fertility and her bladder will most likely be destroyed, leading the nephrectomy tubes). This next line is the most challenging line to write; if her cancer has metastasized, there is nothing more we can do but attempt to prolong Laynee’s life since it will have become terminal.
Kyanna Harris
Virginia Rose Vandermark
Isabella "Bella" Conroy
Ariel Rodriguez
Brayden Zackon
Mason Kosmoski
Angelina Miele
Reynaldo Flores
Rey had another tumor September 5, 2017, we decided to go to Washington to children’s hospital to do trial medication, but it didn’t work, so they decide to remove the tumor at Hershey. It went great but less than a month later two more tumors grew, they decided to remove the cancer on Dec 19, 2017, Dec 20th MRI was conducted, and they found a small tumor that wasn’t initially visible. Due to the location, he was not a candidate for surgery. January 9, 2018, he went in for a gamma knife procedure and Sunday morning Jan 28, 2018, he suffered two seizures. Monday morning Jan 29th, 2018, they found two new tumors. We are waiting to hear what treatment he can get to avoid the tumors to get any bigger.
Rey can’t catch a break he has missed the whole school year. He can’t do much but t sit and play ps4 or watch movies or sleep due to him being nauseous or restless nights!
Please keep Rey in your prayers as he continues to fight this cancer!