SFU piper Robert MacLeod and drummer Kali Ridout gave everyone a great send-off as they boarded the morning train.

If you want something done, come and see these gals. Organizer Diana Charlton (left) and retiring foundation member Sheilah Grant deserve a lot of credit.

They just can't help putting on a display. The NS News' own Mark Hood (left) and Larry Verigin traveled up by train.

Waiting to tee off at the 10th was TD Bank's Mike Watson and team member Linda Bowyer.

Drive for show, but putt for dough with these ladies. Working the putting competition was volunteers Coreen Eden, Bonna Gulak and Colleen McElligott.

At 22, Liam Maynard can hit the ball a long, long way. Thank goodness he was one of my team members. Thanks for doing the driving - wink.

"Bogey the Bear", became one of the team when he wandered out to watch us tee off on the 3rd. He followed us around for a while, scared a few people out of the bathrooms, then settled down in the clover.

Thanks to LGH chief of staff Dr. John Maynard (left) for being my team captain. He joined Bayer rep Shari McKinley and plastic surgeon Dr. Les Kerluke at the 19th hole. PS - be sure to ask John about the birdie dance.

David Cottrell (left) caught up with formner BCMA president, and my team mate, Bill Ibbott after his round. Thanks for all the fun Bill, you were great.

For five years now, committee members Don Foster (left) and Dr. Mike Knight have put this event together. A special thanks to Don who will be stepping down next year. His efforts will be missed.

North Shore Health Region chairman Grant Spitz (left) sat next to Intrawest's Joe Houssian to enjoy some dinner.

Dr. Bob Puddicombe (centre) welcomed guests Ed Beketa (left) and Jim Oliver to his table.

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A big cheque indeed. A record amount of $245,000 was raised this year and presented to NS Health Region CEO Bruce Harbour (from left), Don Foster, Grant Spitz and LGH Foundation chair Mary Downie.