*NEW* Jim Harmeyer passes. Long time player at Central and Blue Ash YMCA’s.
HARMEYER James R. Beloved husband of Pat (nee Brotherton). Devoted father of Vicki (Greg) Burris, Lisa (Ron) Long, Michelle (Oakie) Hicks, Christy (Mark) Feldhaus, Amy (Jim) Wilmink, Cherie (Doug) Ramsey and Mike and J.P. Harmeyer. Loving grandfather of 19. Brother of Rich (Ruth) Harmeyer, JoAnn Harmeyer, Dan (Lori) Harmeyer, Eileen Brisben and Donna (Bob) Smith. Suddenly Tues. Jan. 26, 2010. Age 69. Visitation Sat. Jan. 30th from 9-11AM at Mihovk-Rosenacker Funeral Home 10211 Plainfield Rd. (just south of Glendale-Milford Rd.) followed by Funeral Mass at St. Peter and Paul Church at 12 noon. In lieu of flowers memorials requested to St. Peter and Paul Academy 231 Clark Rd. Cincinnati 45215 or St. Peter and Paul Church "Back in the Black" Fund. www.mrfuneralhome.com
*NEW* GCHA Couples Wine Tasting & Dinner, March 13, 2010
Please pass it along! Get you wife, fiancée, live-in, significant other or just come yourself and plan to join your handball friends at the Stone Brook Winery in Camp Springs, Northern KY on March 13, 2010 for some great wine and dinner. The event costs $22.50 per person (cash only please) and includes a dinner consisting of BBQ Ribs, Grilled Chicken or Roast Pork Tenderloin with Salad and Sides. You can also sample Stone Brook’s fine wines for $1 each or buy a bottle for about $12. Wine tasting is from 6:00 till 7:00 with dinner afterwards. Time is of the essence so if you’re interested, contact Greg Fite at 617-5525. He’d like to get our reservations in by the end of January. Bon Appetit.
Stone Brook is 13 miles southeast of downtown. For more info about the winery, check out their site at www.stonebrookwinery.com
2010 Blue Ball Open – A Chilling Experience
This year’s Blue Ball Open proved to be another successful, if short, annual GCHA event, detailed in story and photos.
Thanks to those who have already contributed, we're nearly 1/2 of the way to getting the Glenn Laque Challenge Court built. (see list below)
For those yet to do so, get it done! What are you waiting for?
Glenn Laque Challenge Court Campaign
We lost a good guy, Glenn Laque, on July 15, 2008 due to brain cancer. To honor his exemplary “body of life” and particularly his participation, support and love of Handball, the family, friends and admirers of Glenn will build a Glenn Laque 3-wall handball “Challenge Court” at Veterans Park. Tentative ground breaking is planned for Fall 2009. Follow these links for more information and a list of current donors.
