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SILGA(Seabrook Island Ladies Golf Association)

2021 MeMber InforMatIon

What’s In This Book?• SILGA’s Mission Statement

• Questions & Answers

• SILGA 2021

• CGA, WSCGA, & CALGA

• Special Events to Note

• Interclub Events

• Pace of Play Tips

• Events and Terms Defined

• Professional Golf Service Staff Listing

• 2021 SILGA Tournament Schedule & Other Important Dates

• SILGA Member Directory

SILGAMission Statement:

“The purpose of the Seabrook Island Ladies Golf Association (SILGA) is to provide competitive, social, educational, and philanthropic opportunities to encourage, support and promote women’s golf and to always inspire good sportsmanship and congeniality among golfers.”

In accordance with our mission, SILGA offers Seabrook Island Club (SIC) women golfers’ opportunities to golf with others in a variety of ways. Each week, casual rounds of golf are organized on Mondays and Thursdays, and competitive league games are played on Wednesdays. Annual and inter-club tournaments are arranged for additional competitive handicap play. SILGA also offers programs for their members to develop various golf skills and interests. In addition to the clinics and lessons run by SIC’s professional golf staff, SILGA offers Buddy and Mentoring programs which are explained further in this handbook. Please enjoy using this handbook to find out more about SILGA and its members, 2021 events and programs, and eligibility for participation.

Questions & AnswersHow do I join SILGA?Signing up for SILGA is easy: simply send an email to [email protected]. Explain that you want to become a SILGA member and provide us with your basic contact information (phone number and personal email address).

What will it cost to join?The annual dues for SILGA are $25. Once the Seabrook Island Club gets your information, they will bill your Club statement for this amount, and your name will be added to our membership roster.

What are the benefits of joining SILGA?First and foremost, SILGA membership gives you access to a series of tournaments and events designed to appeal to lady golfers of all levels. Our events range from casual golf events and “major” tournaments, competitive weekly games to “fun” scrambles. We also offer opportunities to learn more about pace of play, golf etiquette, and rules, as well as skill development clinics. These activities are intended to give you a chance to improve your game, play competitively, make new friends and enjoy what Seabrook Island has to offer both on and off the “links.”

How do I find out about SILGA events?In addition to the calendar of events listed in this handbook, there are several ways to find out about SILGA events:

• Email: Weekly SILGA EBlasts• Websites: SILGA.org and seabrookisland.com• Mobile apps: SIC app and Golf Genius app

The Pro Shop can assist you in showing you how to use these various options for signing up for events.

Should I play 9 holes or 18 holes?A secret to any golfer fully enjoying this sport is to find the right niche. Each weekly SILGA game is made up of players with varying handicaps and skill levels. Playing 9 holes is a good way to start for new golfers or those returning to the game after an absence of time. The play is relaxing, more casual, and there is a shorter time commitment (2 hours). Playing 18 holes is suitable for those who want to gain more experience, participate in fun competitive games and are willing to commit 4 hours to complete their game. If you are not sure where to begin, contact a SILGA officer who can talk to you about these options in more detail.

Do I need a handicap?To enjoy all that SILGA can offer, it is important to have a USGA handicap. All SILGA events that award monetary prizes, such as Wednesday Challenges and other annual outings, require a handicap. Handicaps make the game fair for everyone and allow golfers at different levels to play with each other on equal terms.

Handicaps are calculated using a GHIN (Golf Handicap Information Network) Mobile app on your phone. On this app, you can post scores and see your stats. If you have not established a handicap yet, contact the Pro Shop to get your GHIN number and find out how to download the GHIN app. You only need to post scores from a total of 54 holes (any combination of 9 or 18 hole rounds) to obtain a handicap. Once your handicap is established you will then record your scores every time you play to ensure it is accurate and up to date.

Which tee box should I use?The USGA encourages players to play tees based on their drive length. The best way for a player to choose the right tee box is to look at their average distance they hit their driver. A general rule of thumb to determine which tee box is right for you is if you hit your driver under 200 yards, play from the closest tee. If you hit from 200+ yards the next farthest tee.

Email: [email protected]: www.silga.org

Facebook.com/SeabrookIslandLadiesGolfAssoc

SILGA 2021Officers • President Diane Eberhard• Vice President Christine Iaconis• Treasurer Rose Septer• Secretary Melodie Murphy• Tournament Chair Cathy Martin Tournament Co-Chair Lori Kyle

Sub-Committee Chairs • Communications Co-Chairs Sandy Goheen Tracy Thorne Nancy Brown• Hospitality Nancy Pondelik• Membership Lisa Ruzowicz• Mentoring Program Diane Eberhard• Buddy Program Sally Burke• Casual Golf/Chix with Stix Co-Chairs Julia Thogmartin Cindy Mulligan• SIC Handicap Committee Tori Langen

Seabrook’s Membership Representatives • WSCGA / CGA Cathy Martin• CALGA Tori Langen Melodie Murphy

*SILGA’s Constitution, Bylaws, and Rules & Procedures are available upon request.

Other Ladies Golf AssociationsIf you enjoy competition and/or the opportunity to meet and play with other golfers with similar handicaps, there are additional opportunities to do so through local and state-wide ladies golf associations. Seabrook Island Club is a member of the Women’s South Carolina Golf Association (WSCGA), Carolinas Golf Association (CGA) and Charleston Area Ladies Golf Association (CALGA). Refer to the information below for a brief recap of each organization, general participation requirements, contacts/links to schedules and information on how to sign up.

CGAThe Carolinas Golf Association (CGA) is a not-for-profit educational organization founded in 1909. Its mission is to promote and to protect

the game of golf in the Carolinas by providing competitions, education, support and benefits to clubs and golfers. You must maintain a residence in either North Carolina or South Carolina and have a current USGA Handicap Index at a CGA member club to participate in events. For additional information and for a schedule of events, refer to cga.golfgenius.com or contact Cathy Martin.

WSCGAThe Women’s South Carolina Golf Association is a non-profit organization founded in 1949 and membership is made up of South Carolina Golf Clubs

throughout the state. WSCGA one day tournaments do not require participants to be a resident of South Carolina and the maximum handicap index allowed is 40.4. Championship tournaments require participants to be a permanent legal resident of South Carolina for a minimum of six months prior to the championship and a maximum handicap index of 36 is required. For additional information and for a schedule of events, refer to www.wscga.org/results.html or contact Cathy Martin, WSCGA representative.

CALGAThe Charleston Area Ladies Golf Association (CALGA) was formed in 1974 to promote the game of golf and to foster fellowship. Events are

scheduled at member clubs in the Charleston area and are generally scheduled on the 3rd Monday or Tuesday each month. SILGA membership is required to participate and the maximum handicap index allowed is 40.4. For additional information and for a schedule of events, refer to www.charlestonlga.org or contact Tori Langen, CALGA representative.

SPECIAL EVENTSSouper Bowl - January 27

Solheim Cup - February 17 & 18Putting Contest - May 6

MGA & SILGA Red, White & Blue - July 2MGA & SILGA Superintendent’s Revenge - August 7

3 Queens & a King - September 15Pumpkin Scramble - October 27

Staff Play - November 17Holiday Scramble - December 8

9 & Wine - TBA

LADIES MEMBER-GUEST October 14, 15 & 16

MAJOR TOURNAMENTS,* including but not limited to:

Match Play - Kickoff March 10Member-Member - March 24 & 25

Ladies Club Championship - April 16 & 17Member-Member Ringer 2-Day Event - November 3 & 4

Ace of the Month Ace of the Year Shootout - December 2

*For “Major Tournaments,” see definition in “Events & Terms Defined”

INTERCLUB EVENTSTBA

*see page 19 for full 2021 Tournament Schedule

Special Events to Note…

SILGA ProgramsSILGA Programs are offered to league members who wish to enjoy the game of golf and play on a regular basis. These programs are not meant as a substitute for professional instruction but are an aid to getting the most enjoyment from your game and the league. Due to current safety restrictions, these programs will be managed on an individual basis. If interested, please contact Diane Eberhard for further information.

BUDDY PROGRAM: This program is designed for members returning to golf or beginners who desire to play more golf on a routine basis and meet more SILGA ladies. A Buddy will golf with you and help with any etiquette and pace of play questions while introducing you to other golfers with similar skill levels. Whether interested in 9 or 18 holes, this is a great way to get comfortable playing golf with others and learning about the league from an experienced member.

MENTORING PROGRAM: This program is for members who are interested in playing golf in competitive games. Regardless of your handicap, this program is for members who want to gain confidence in golf etiquette, pace of play, course management, and knowledge of golf rules. Members are eligible for this program if they have an established handicap and play 18 holes on a regular basis. A mentor will golf with you and assist with pace, etiquette, and the rules of golf in real time situations. This program will help members to manage their game and enjoy competitive games with confidence.

Seabrook Island Club - Local Rules

No Play ZonesThese areas exist on holes 15, 16 and 17 on Ocean Winds. The penalty areas are marked by red or yellow stakes with green tops. The contours of the hazards do not necessarily conform to a straight line between the stakes. To further define the hazard boundaries, it must be inferred that the line of the hazard should conform to the unmown grass or vegetation that is approximately between the hazard stakes. Play from within the No Play Zone is prohibited. If the ball lies within the No Play Zone, the player must take a penalty stroke and proceed under Rule 17.1. If the ball does not lie within the No Play Zone, but the player must stand in that area to play the next stroke, he must take relief (without penalty) no closer to the hole such that the stroke may be played without standing in the No Play Zone.

Alternative to Stroke and DistanceWhen a player’s ball cannot be found or is thought to be out of bounds, the player may proceed as follows and apply two penalty strokes: take relief by dropping their ball in an area between (a) the point where the ball is believed to have come to rest (if lost) or crossed the out of bounds line (if OB) and (b) a point established by moving laterally to the edge of the fairway. The ball must be dropped in the fairway of the hole being played, within 2 club lengths of the edge of the rough but not nearer the hole (see Rule 14.3).

Seabrook Island Club - Local Rules

Sprinkler Heads Close to Putting GreenRelief from interference by an abnormal course condition (immovable obstruction) may be taken under Rule 16.1. In addition, if a ball lies off the putting green but not in a penalty area and an abnormal course condition on or within two club lengths of the putting green and within two club lengths of the ball intervenes on the line of play between the ball and the hole, the player may take relief as follows:

The ball must be lifted and dropped at the nearest point to where the ball lay that (a) is not nearer the hole, (b) avoids intervention and (c) is not in a penalty area or on a putting green.

The ball may be cleaned when lifted.

Ocean Winds #15 Tee ShotA drop area is available on #15 as an additional option for balls hit into the fronting penalty area.

Pace of Play Tips{Excerpted from USGA’s suggested tips for improving pace of play:

https://www.usga.org/pace-of-play.../tips-and-suggestions-for-improving-pace-of-play}

Pace of Play is an important concept all golfers need to apply to their game if golf rounds and clubs like ours are to run efficiently. Playing at a better pace is not about hurrying up or rushing around the course. It is simply about being more efficient with your time, as well as everyone else’s. Here are some simple tips for improving pace of play:

Start smart: Make a point to arrive at the tee early with your golf equipment in order, ready to play. Have essentials on hand like tees, gloves and appropriate clothing for the day’s weather conditions. Always carry two balls with you in the event you need to hit a provisional. And remember, if you come early enough to practice your swing and your putting, you are less likely to need multiple “practice” swings during your round.

Minimize your time on the tee: “Hit when ready.” If you think your original ball might be lost or out of bounds, save time by playing a provisional ball. Always be sure to declare you are hitting a “provisional” ball.

Plan your shot before you get to your ball: Always think ahead. Determine your yardage and make your club selection before it is your turn to play. You can do this while others are playing, without disruption. If you’re not certain which club to use, bring 2 or 3 clubs with you and walk to your ball, line up and take a practice swing as long as you are not in the way of anyone hitting the ball. Once you hit the ball, hold onto your clubs in the cart until you reach the next place where you or your partner will hit. Return those clubs to the bag at the same time you are selecting clubs for your next shot. If done for each shot and by each player, returning clubs while you select your next clubs can speed play significantly. Even a small step like this saves time.

Keep your pre-shot routine short: Most importantly, be ready to hit when it is your turn. Try to take no more than one practice swing, then set up to the ball and play your shot. Be efficient by moving toward your next shot promptly.

Aim to play in 40 seconds: From club selection to pre-shot routine to club to ball impact, strive to hit your shot in 40 seconds when it is your turn to play. Help keep play moving at a brisk pace.

Develop an eye for distance: If you need to determine precise distance, try to find a yardage marker before you reach your ball, or step off the yardage on the way to your ball. If others you are playing with have a range finder/GPS, you can ask that player for yardage information without penalty.

When sharing a cart, use a buddy system: Don’t wait in the cart while your cartmate hits and then drive to your ball. Where appropriate, get out and walk to your ball with a few clubs. Be ready to play when it is your turn and then let your cartmate pick you up. Or, drive to your ball after you drop your cartmate off and then pick him or her up after you hit.

Be helpful to others in your group: Follow the flight of all tee shots, not just your own. Once in the fairway, help others look for their ball if you already know the location of yours. Volunteer to fill in a divot or rake a bunker for another player if needed. Be ready to attend the flagstick for others.

Keep up with the group in front of you: Your correct position on the course is immediately behind the group in front of you, not immediately in front of the group behind you. Arrive at your next shot just before the group in front leaves the area in front of you. If you are consistently not able to keep up and a gap opens in front of you, invite the group behind you to play through, irrespective of the number of players in the group.

Be efficient on the putting green: Mark your ball, lift and clean it when you arrive at the putting green so you will be ready to replace it when it is your turn to play. You can usually line up your putt while others are putting, without disturbing them. Leave your clubs on the side of the putting green closest to the next tee, and leave the green promptly after holing out. Wait until the next tee to record your score.

Remember to pick up your ball if you are “out of the hole.” If not in an individual stroke play competition, it is generally OK to pick up your ball and move on to the next hole if you are “out” of a hole and want to maintain pace of play. This applies in match play and many forms of stroke play, including Stableford and best-ball play.

SILGA Events DefinedMonday Funday Casual 18-holes with SILGA members. Tee times start at noon, and the course varies weekly. Arrange your own group or let the pro shop set it up. It is a great way to meet other lady golfers, work on your handicap and enjoy the courses!

Wednesday Challenge Games *On Wednesday mornings, a weekly 18-hole competitive “game” is setup for SILGA members. Games may be designed for golfers of a similar skill level (Like Handicaps) or with ladies of various handicaps (ABCD). A nominal fee is charged for prize money for winning teams. To play on Wednesday games, you must have an established handicap. Maximum handicap is limited to 40. Winners are announced in the Eblast on the following Friday.

Chix with StixCasual 9 holes with SILGA members. Tee times start at 1:40, and the course varies weekly. Arrange your own group or let the pro shop set it up.

Ace of the Month*Each month on a Wednesday, an 18-hole individual net best ball event is played. The winner is titled “Ace of the Month”. All monthly winners play in a Shootout Tournament at the end of the year to determine the “Ace of the Year”. These monthly and year-end events are considered Major Tournaments with a maximum handicap limited to 36.

Annual AwardsSILGA awards prizes annually in three categories:• Birdies (Gross) • Ringers • Most Improved Golfer

Birdies and Ringers are tracked by our Pro Shop in Golf Genius for all Wednesday play. Most Improved Player is determined using handicaps tracked at the beginning and end of the year. Results and awards are announced at the December Annual Meeting.

* Note: A nominal fee is charged for prize money for winners on Wednesdays ($5) and major tournaments ($10).

Events & Terms DefinedBest Ball Events: Best ball events can be played using 2-, 3- or 4-person teams. Each player on the team plays her own golf ball throughout the round, and on each hole the low score (or “best ball”) of the group serves as the team score.

Net Double Bogey - Maximum Hole Score: A score equal to the par of a hole plus two strokes and adjusted for any handicap strokes applied on that hole. A net double bogey is a player’s maximum hole score for handicap purposes (see Rule 3.1).

Handicap Index: Your handicap index is not meant to reflect your average score, it’s meant to reflect your best potential.

Major Tournaments: The maximum handicap allowed in these tournaments is 36. Players with higher handicaps are welcome to play, but the highest handicap used for tournament players will not exceed 36. All ladies playing in a major SILGA tournament must have a current handicap index established by the USGA. Unless specified in the tournament, maximum hole scores are not allowed. Players must play each hole to completion.

Match Play vs. Stroke Play: In stroke play, golfers accumulate strokes over the course of 9 or 18 holes. The golfer with the fewest strokes at the completion of the round wins. In match play, each hole is a separate competition. The player with the fewest strokes on an individual hole wins that hole; the player winning the most holes wins the match. The stroke total for the 9 or 18 holes simply doesn’t matter in match play. Stroke play is more a player vs. the course approach; match play is directly player vs. player, or side vs. side.

Scramble or Captain’s Choice: A scramble is usually played with 4-person teams, but 2- or 3-person scrambles are popular, too. Each player tees off on each hole. The best of the tee shots is selected and all players play their second shots from that spot. The best of the second shots is determined, then all play their third shots from that spot, and so on until the ball is holed.

Pro Shop(843) 768 - 2529

Brian Thelan, Head Professional

Randy Murray, Assistant Golf Professional

Marc Skowronek, Assistant Golf Professional

Martin Shorter, Assistant Golf Professional

Kristin Orris, Merchandise Manager

Nikki Liucci, Golf Shop Assistant

Starters & MarshalsLowrie Applegate

Warren PeperRandy Kammauff

Greg Sloan

Cart StaffRonnie Drolet,

Outside Service ManagerPaul Emig

Kevin LydenRod Oomens

David AlvaradoJeremy Goodman

Jamie PangleMason Wooley

Beverage Cart Betsy Zadig

Karen CoomerDenise HullKatie Yaboni

Locker Room AttendantsFrank ChisholmPeter Balbuzoski

Professional Golf Service Staff

2021 SILGA Tournament Scheduleand Other Important Dates

Email: [email protected]: www.silga.org

Facebook: /SeabrookIslandLadiesGolfAssoc

27 SILGA Souper Bowl Par 3

FEBRUARY

,18 SILGA Solheim Cup

10 SILGA Match Play Kick Off 16 CGA Ladies 1 Day 17 CGA Ladies 1 Day 24 SILGA Mem/Mem 25 SILGA Mem/Mem

12 WSCGA Palmetto Cup Matches 16 Ladies Club Champ 17 Ladies Club Champ 24 Mixed Couples Championship 25 Mixed Couples Championship 26 Nucor/MUSC – both courses

SILGA Putting Contest, 4pm23 PGA Championship @ Kiawah

17 Aerification – OW closed

JULY Fri 2 MGA & SILGA Red, White, Blue Individual Stroke Play M-T 12-22 Aerification – CO closed AUGUST Sat 7 MGA & SILGA Superintendent’s Revenge

SEPTEMBER Wed 15 SILGA 3 Queens & a King OCTOBER Thurs 14 SILGA Member-Guest practice Fri 15 SILGA Member-Guest Fun Day Sat 16 SILGA Member-Guest M-T 18-20 Overseeding – CO Closed Wed 27 SILGA Pumpkin Scramble NOVEMBER Mon 1 Overseed OW greens Wed 3 SILGA Member-Member Ringer Thurs 4 SILGA Member-Member Ringer Mon 8 Veterans Day Golf Outing (both courses) Tues 16 CALGA – OW Wed 17 SILGA Staff Play Day M-Sun 22-28 Golf Shop Holiday Sale DECEMBER Thurs 2 SILGA Ace of the Year Shootout Sun 5 SCGA One Day Wed 8 SILGA Holiday Scramble Sun 12 Mixed Couples Holiday Scramble & Dinner

JANUARY Wed 27 SILGA Souper Bowl Par 3 FEBRUARY W,Th 17,18 SILGA Solheim Cup MARCH Wed 10 SILGA Match Play Kick Off Tues 16 CGA Ladies 1 Day Wed 17 CGA Ladies 1 Day Wed 24 SILGA Mem/Mem Thurs 25 SILGA Mem/Mem APRIL Mon 12 WSCGA Palmetto Cup Matches Fri 16 Ladies Club Champ Sat 17 Ladies Club Champ Sat 24 Mixed Couples Championship Sun 25 Mixed Couples Championship Mon 26 Nucor/MUSC – both courses MAY Thurs 6 SILGA Putting Contest, 4pm M-S 17-23 PGA Championship @ Kiawah JUNE Mon 7-17 Aerification – OW closed

JULY Fri 2 MGA & SILGA Red, White, Blue Individual Stroke Play M-T 12-22 Aerification – CO closed AUGUST Sat 7 MGA & SILGA Superintendent’s Revenge

SEPTEMBER Wed 15 SILGA 3 Queens & a King OCTOBER Thurs 14 SILGA Member-Guest practiceFri 15 SILGA Member-Guest Fun DaySat 16 SILGA Member-Guest M-T 18-20 Overseeding – CO Closed Wed 27 SILGA Pumpkin Scramble NOVEMBER Mon 1 Overseed OW greens Wed 3 SILGA Member-Member Ringer Thurs 4 SILGA Member-Member Ringer Mon 8 Veterans Day Golf Outing (both cTues 16 CALGA – OW Wed 17 SILGA Staff Play Day M-Sun 22-28 Golf Shop Holiday Sale DECEMBER Thurs 2 SILGA Ace of the Year ShootoutSun 5 SCGA One Day Wed 8 SILGA Holiday Scramble Sun 12 Mixed Couples Holiday Scramble &

2021 SILGA DirectoryLast Name First Name Email PhoneAaron Robin [email protected] 443 690 8855Addison Patti [email protected] 803 331 6066Agusta Carol [email protected] 843 768 7320Alexander Barbara [email protected] 917 838 5596Allen Diane [email protected] 843 768 2233Allen Sandy [email protected] 973 699 0198Anderson Charlene [email protected] 616 402 5799Anderson Lisa [email protected] 646 539 9111Atkinson Lee Lee [email protected] 678 361 7995Baker Ann [email protected] 843 768 7611Barber Phyllis [email protected] 864 325 9458Barnard Lucie [email protected] 914 329 1955Bavier Anne [email protected] 860 617 9940Benyo Linda [email protected] 864 363 2841Berttucci Roni [email protected] 630 310 9538Bibee Vickie [email protected] 540 353 7923Blasch Barbara [email protected] 843 768 7590Bohme Bonnie [email protected] 585 737 7660Boss Ann-Stewart [email protected] 240 507 0230Brandon Jan [email protected] 248 496 9342Brown Cindy [email protected] 919 270 2986Brown Donna [email protected] 443 995 8202Brown Nancy [email protected] 843 603 0444Buchman Kathleen [email protected] 630 862 4949Burke Sally [email protected] 704 562 1623Call Patricia [email protected] 843 768 1900Cariddi Karen [email protected] 843 768 1152Carpenter Sue [email protected] 309 648 4188Chafe Janet [email protected] 843 364 3217Chamberlain Marian [email protected] 843 768 6815Cherry Terry [email protected] 828 773 4224Christie Barbara [email protected] 617 429 1131Ciarlante Kathy [email protected] 215 262 0777Cocchiola Jackie [email protected] 908 303 0915Coleman Cathy [email protected] 203 606 2814Constandis Anne [email protected] 843 243 9897Coughlin Ellen [email protected] 843 768 0945Dalpee Ruthie [email protected] 410 598 3651Daly Jean [email protected] 475 470 6065Davidson Lynn [email protected] 704 491 4659Davis Elaine [email protected] 843 768 2643Demler Linda [email protected] 215 779 0145Dennis Gisella [email protected] 845 325 3213Dittloff Pam [email protected] 704 575 8505Doane Valerie [email protected] 843 901 3336Domin Nikki [email protected] 843 768 5928Dostal Sue [email protected] 203 858 2405Dudzik Christine [email protected] 312 505 8202Eberhard Diane [email protected] 269 506 6269

Last Name First Name Email PhoneAaron Robin [email protected] 443 690 8855Agusta Carol [email protected] 843 768 7320Alexander Barbara [email protected] 917 838 5596Allen Diane [email protected] 843 768 2233

* Allen Sandy [email protected] 973 699 0198Anderson Charlene [email protected] 616 402 5799

* Atkinson Lee Lee [email protected] 678 361 7995Baker Ann [email protected] 843 768 7611

* Bavier Anne [email protected] 860 617 9940Bibee Vickie [email protected] 540 353 7923Blasch Barbara [email protected] 843 768 7590Bohme Bonnie [email protected] 585 737 7660Boss Ann-Stewart [email protected] 240 507 0230Brandon Jan [email protected] 248 496 9342

* Brown Cindy [email protected] 919 270 2986Brown Donna [email protected] 443 995 8202Brown Nancy [email protected] 843 603 0444Buchman Kathleen [email protected] 630 862 4949Burke Sally [email protected] 704 562 1623Burns Betty [email protected] 570 954 3603Burt Nancy [email protected] 404 229 4110Call Patricia [email protected] 843 768 1900

* Cariddi Karen [email protected] 843 768 1152Carpenter Sue [email protected] 309 648 4188

* Chafe Janet [email protected] 843 364 3217Chamberlain Marian [email protected] 843 768 6815Cherry Terry [email protected] 828 773 4224Christie Barbara [email protected] 617 429 1131Ciarlante Kathy [email protected] 843 764 9595Cocchiola Jackie [email protected] 908 303 0915Cohen Diana [email protected] 843 718 7360

* Coleman Cathy [email protected] 203 606 2814Constandis Anne [email protected] 843 243 9897Coughlin Ellen [email protected] 843 768 0945

* Daly Jean [email protected] 475 470 6065* Davidson Lynn [email protected] 704 491 4659

Davis Elaine [email protected] 843 768 2643Demler Linda [email protected] 215-779-0145

* Dennis Gisella [email protected] 845 325 3213Devens Liz [email protected] 843 764 9682Dittloff Pam [email protected] 704 575 8505Domin Nikki [email protected] 843 768 5928Dostal Sue [email protected] 203 858 2405

* Dudzik Christine [email protected] 312 505 8202

2021 SILGA Directory

Edwards Ann [email protected] 860 604 1039Faig Janet [email protected] 908 405 1008Finan Maeve [email protected] 201 906 9551Finkelstein Debbe [email protected] 843 768 1633Finno Nancy [email protected] 631 277 2672Fleck Mary [email protected] 908 208 6640Fleming Midge [email protected] 843 243 9969Flerlage Betty [email protected] 443 797 7534Foley Flo [email protected] 843 603 0443Froude Mary Lou [email protected] 540 908 8300Galto Kathleen [email protected] 843 637 4287Garvey Sandy [email protected] 256 508 4951Gellerstedt Carol [email protected] 404 353 7174Giannos Marilyn [email protected] 203 912 8859Gibler Karen [email protected] 817 999 1910Gilson Flo [email protected] 678 643 5755Girardi Robin [email protected] 704 819 9744Goheen Sandy [email protected] 513 680 9668Good Sarah [email protected] 704 661 7175Goodwin Sherri [email protected] 574 850 8642Gorski Janet [email protected] 843 768 9407Greubel Pat [email protected] 843 725 8926Hamrick Mary Moore [email protected] 202 445 4580Hart Polly [email protected] 513 535 8559Hartman Chris [email protected] 970 987 3699Harvey Diane [email protected] 864 270 7300Henderer Ruth Ann [email protected] 706 339 9039Hess Anne [email protected] 203 767 9021Hess Carol [email protected] 570 466 7104Hubbard Deanna [email protected] 804 370 6090Iaconis Christine [email protected] 937 657 9648Jellison Brooke [email protected] 843 814 6677Kahl Gail [email protected] 317 716 7761Kavanaugh Gail [email protected] 843 814 3601Kimball Sally [email protected] 843 327 3382Kindley Tory [email protected] 469 231 3460Knowles Jeannie [email protected] 910 850 8830Kotva Denise [email protected] 843 814 4551Kyle Lori [email protected] 917 696 8004Langen Tori [email protected] 843 768 1933Lanzone Julie [email protected] 843 768 4860Lassiter Bev [email protected] 704 236 5737Leggett Susan [email protected] 216 402 1307Lewis Joanne [email protected] 703 203 2059Lillibridge Lynn [email protected] 630 215 4764Lloyd Mary Ann [email protected] 843 364 4333














Logan Laura [email protected] 843 696 6711Lynch Sally [email protected] 919 523 1350Magioncalda Jane [email protected] 203 536 6259Marco Beverly [email protected] 248 892 3777Marcott Susan [email protected] 843 243 0837Martin Cathy [email protected] 704 804 2512Martin Kathy [email protected] 859 229 9116Mason Sherrie [email protected] 843 243 0112Mastroianni Susan [email protected] 843 817 7411McCaffrey Susan [email protected] 843 768 1269McCarthy Peggy [email protected] 201 906 1460McCormack Carolyn [email protected] 843 243 0063McComish Mary [email protected] 978 764 7292McCulloch Julie [email protected] 843 768 4739Merrigan Ruthie [email protected] 973 477 7147Merrill Jo [email protected] 843 364 8797Miller Nancy [email protected] 610 207 9782Miniman Christine [email protected] 973 769 4934Mislowsky Gig [email protected] 843 768 9494Montagu-Pollock Barbara [email protected] 516 220 3534Moore Julie [email protected] 248 921 9195Mott Debbie [email protected] 336 254 7286Mulligan Cindy [email protected] 410 971 4382Murphy Agnes [email protected] 843 768 5671Murphy Melodie [email protected] 703 402 6976Nelson Linda [email protected] 843 768 0201Nerhood Deborah [email protected] 304 633 4597O’Sullivan Kem [email protected] 508 566 7198Oehler Lee Ann [email protected] 704 777 3549Olson Tara [email protected] 574 315 9597Ott Debbie [email protected] 570 499 8870Ottelin Dora [email protected] 843 768 3157Papanek Marsha [email protected] 973 698 1029Parker Cam [email protected] 513 708 7999Pasquale Janet [email protected] 843 768 8630Pauls Terri [email protected] 609 502 6786Petrucelli Karen [email protected] 412 310 7537Phillips Jada [email protected] 704 401 6824Phillips Jean [email protected] 404 934 3082Pondelik Nancy [email protected] 203 981 7640Porter Marcia [email protected] 843 768 1335Quagliato Fran [email protected] 843 768 3051Reinbolt Donna [email protected] 832 603 2237Reinhart Doris [email protected] 301 461 2041Rennoe Charlene [email protected] 843 768 7461Rickson Nancy [email protected] 843 469 2760














Riehl Kersti [email protected] 216 905 4101Rigtrup Kathy [email protected] 973 715 3005Rinehimer Lois [email protected] 843 737 3005Ruzowicz Lisa [email protected] 484 844 0964Ryan Lisa [email protected] 978 479 5764Sankovich Katherine [email protected] 201 306 0658Saver Linda [email protected] 631 252 3509Septer Rose [email protected] 843 425 0803Sherwood Kate [email protected] 646 320 5237Shoener Jackie [email protected] 412 760 7570Silvers Bronda [email protected] 785 748 0035Simpson Lou Anne [email protected] 201 240 6706Sluter Marge [email protected] 401 580 7136Small Lindy [email protected] 510 910 0186Smock Sheila [email protected] 843 768 1976Snyder Sharon [email protected] 919 247 5055Stigall Cindy [email protected] 828 773 8856Stout Karen [email protected] 704 236 5032Strobel Chris [email protected] 847 209 1213Summer Anne [email protected] 843 696 1937Sutton Lauren [email protected] 803 960 1039Sweeney Lu Ann [email protected] 908 310 2564Tallman Pat [email protected] 440 376 9910Themstrup Ellen [email protected] 843 768 9393Thogmartin Julia [email protected] 740 501 8154Thorne Tracy [email protected] 817 312 3234Van de Graaf Pat [email protected] 843 768 0221Vincent Sherry [email protected] 843 822 8900Vincentsen Barbara [email protected] 908 591 1972Voelker Simone [email protected] 843 768 9297Walker Michelle [email protected] 203 258 7118Ward Ellie [email protected] 330 819 1084Wardell Marie [email protected] 203 554 3664Waterfill Sarah [email protected] 502 553 0367Whitehouse Susan [email protected] 859 619 1887Wiebusch Rosie [email protected] 502 216 9281Willis Charlotte [email protected] 704 618 7958Wilson Becky [email protected] 304 281 5555Wise Misty [email protected] 803 542 4709Yovan Brenda [email protected] 508 241 5193Yule Cindy [email protected] 215 260 8725Zeigler Becky [email protected] 803 622 4368













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