Vermont Business Magazine The Southwest Regional VNA & Hospice raised over $16,500 at the recent Golf Day Fore VNA at the Mount Anthony Country Club in Bennington. Funds support the Agency’s home care and hospice programs. Last year, home health and hospice agencies served more than 3,900 individual patients and made 116,571 home visits in Bennington and Rutland counties.

The event was sponsored by Berkshire Bank and supported by many local businesses. Coggins Auto won the scramble format tournament with Aidan Charbonneau, Patrick Coggins, Seth Harrington and Scott O’Connell on their team. The second-place team, Old Men Golfing, included Bill Becker, Michael Burnell, Bob Fellitte and Craig Jensensky. Third place went to Team Johnson of Brian Johnson, Russ Marsan, Eric Briere and Steve Govin.

Bernadette C. Robin, Director of Philanthropy and Marketing for VNA & Hospices in the South West, said: “We are grateful to the many community-minded businesses who sponsored this event and donated great prizes to the team and the raffle. It helps us continue to serve our patients.”

The tournament was organized by a local planning committee that included Brooke Duffy, Lynn Farrell, Leslie Kelly, Mar Leon, Susan Pleasence, Susan Rice and Ray Smith.

Photo courtesy Coggins Auto Team 1st Place Winners A Golf Day Fore VNA

About VNA & Hospice in Southwest Region

The VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region is a progressive leader in home health, palliative care, hospice and community health care in Bennington and Rutland counties in southwest Vermont. As a community-based, non-profit, Medicare-accredited home health care and hospice institution since 1946, VNAHSR provides thousands of individuals each year with compassionate, reliable, and expert care for people of all ages. have provided.

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