Greetings from Gonzaga. There’s a lot to report from the last month so let’s get to it!
We had a terrific turnout for the second annual Erik Kristensen Eye Street Klassic on May 1 at the Courses at Andrews Air Force Base. One hundred and ninety golfers enjoyed good times and great weather while honoring Erik’s legacy. You can see photos of the event at our website, www.KristensenKlassic.com. continued…
Fox News recently spoke with Sam and Ed Kristensen, parents of Erik, and Andrew Battaile, Chairman of the Erik Kristensen Eye Street Klassic, about Erik and the genesis of the scholarship. continued…
Chris Garner ‘90 went to Gonzaga with Erik Kristensen. As a defense contractor who knows well the sacrifices our military personnel make, he decided to put his support into action. Chris will undergo the Navy SEAL Adventure Challenge in late May. continued…
Come One, Come All!
What: fundraiser sponsored by Fortigent, employer of committee member John Mastal. The event will benefit both The Eye Street Klassic and the Sydney Kimmel Comprehensive Care Center at Hopkins.
Where: Parker’s, 4824 Bethesda Avenue, Bethesda
When: Thursday, February 26, all night.
Contact: John Mastal – John.Mastal@fortigent.com
All are invited to The Ugly Mug on 8th St., SE, in Washington, DC on Wednesday, December 17, 2008.
From 8:00 – 11:00 p.m., a portion of guest bartender Matt Krimm’s sales and tips will go to The Klassic and Erik’s scholarship fund at Gonzaga for military families.
Matt Krimm is a 1988 graduate of DeMatha Catholic High School and was an integral part in the establishment of Erik’s fund. Please come support both Erik and Matt! Thank you!