Melanie Caldwell (from left) and Tom Caldwell pose with members of the Brinson, Askew and Berry Barrister Balls team Lee Carter, Mark Webb and Tom Richardson and Family Resource Center President Jason Sanker during the Strike Out Child Abuse bowling tournament. Barrister Balls was the highest scoring team at the tournament. (Photo contributed by Robin Hice)
The Harbin Clinic Administration team won best costumes. Team members Natalie Craig (from left), Ali Freeman, David Heuberger, Jill Packer and Pat Kidd are joined by Sanker with their trophy. (Photo contributed by Robin Hice)
“We couldn’t have pulled this off without the generosity and support of local businesses and individuals and the community in general,” said Robin Hice, a Family Resource Center Board of Directors member and the organizer of Strike Out Child Abuse. “The Family Resource Center must work hard to meet the needs of families in our area on a shoestring budget. We are very thankful for and in need of further monetary support. The center is also fortunate to have outstanding staff members that are passionate about their work. They perform the daily hands-on work that is so crucial to supporting the families we work with.”
Jason Sanker, president of the Family Resource Center, said the mission of the board is to offer education and support services to families in order to enhance parenting and life skills and prevent incidents of abuse and neglect.
The Brinson, Askew and Berry team — called the Barrister Balls and including team members Mark Webb, Tom Richardson, Stewart Duggan, Samuel Lucas and Lee Carter — was the high-scoring team and also received the award for best team name.
The Harbin Clinic Administration team — nicknamed the Kingpins and comprising Natalie Craig, Ali Freeman, Pat Kidd, Jill Packer and David Heuberger — won best costumes.
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