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- Posted July 30, 2026
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‘Charity Golf Outing’
Greenwood Pantry Executive
Director and event co-organizer Laurie Campbell; and from Consumers Energy—Adam
Housner, Ken Warren, Ashley Cole, Kayla VanDusen, Corie Meeks and Amy Hoeksema,
and board member and event co-organizer Mary Anne Papiersky.
The Steve VanderVeen Memorial Golf
Outing, benefiting the Jackson Community Food Pantry, and sponsored by Certain
Teed, was held June 19 at Cascades Golf Course, and raised $78,804. Breakfast
was provided by Kibby Cobb, Panera, Dunkin Donuts and Milo’s Tea &
Lemonade; and Consumers Energy provided lunch. Mick Falahee of American Title
Co. of Jackson provided four Tigers tickets for a raffle.
Team True Community Wealth Mgmt.: (l-r)
Terry French, Mike Bauman and Brad Roth.
(l-r) Andy, Chris and Scott VanderVeen, the sons of event founder Steve VanderVeen.
Team Schonhard: (l-r) Pat Bryson, Mike Crowley, Pat Coffman and board member Mark Schonhard.
Team CertainTeed (l-r): Scott Shirel, Dylan Hepker, John Hess and Lambros Skoutelas.
Team Hopkins (l-r): Sam Dobbin, Aaron Ludwig, attorney Jared Hopkins and Jerry Hopkins.
Team Kalamazoo Stripping (l-r): Jon Paul, Scott VanderVeen, Jon Paul, Sr., and Bill Lewis.
Team Wartella (l-r): Billy Crowley, Mike Wartella, Sean Hnilicka and Dan Crowley.
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