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SAGE Foundation Golf Classic Huge Success

Event honored Glen Cove Hospital's Dr. Barbara Keber and the Northwell Family Medicine Team.

Glen Cove Hospital's Dr. Barbara Keber was honored at the Glen Cove SAGE Foundation's Annual Golf Classic.
Glen Cove Hospital's Dr. Barbara Keber was honored at the Glen Cove SAGE Foundation's Annual Golf Classic. (Photo courtesy Douglas Kearse)

The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation honored Glen Cove Hospital’s Dr. Barbara Keber, Chair of the hospital’s Family Medicine Department, along with the entire Family Medicine Team at the foundation’s Annual Golf Outing held this past Monday evening at Glen Cove’s The Metropolitan.

Honorees, board, and committee
Dr. Keber is pictured at center with the co-chairs of the event, Jean Marie Stalzer and Liz Luciano, to her right. Front row also includes Glen Cove Hospital’s Executive Director, Kerri Scanlon, Chief Nursing Officer, Theresa Dillman, Medical Director and Chair of the Department of Medicine, Dr. Bradley Sherman, Regional Senior Director of Operations Community Relations, Sue Rassekh, and other key personnel from the hospital’s Family Medicine Team. Glen Cove Senior Center Executive Director, Christine Rice, SAGE Foundation President, Carolynn Eipel, and members of both the SAGE Foundation Board and Golf Outing Committee are also pictured. Photo courtesy SAGE Foundation.

Dr. Keber, who has been with the Glen Cove Hospital for close to forty years, chairs the Family Medicine Department and has made a profound impact on the community. “When we were deciding on prospective candidates to honor at this year’s Golf Classic, Dr. Keber’s name kept coming up over and over again. She was the perfect choice for this year’s outing,” said Liz Luciano, who co-chairs the event with friend and real estate partner, Jean Marie Stalzer. “Dr. Keber is a pioneer in her field and is also just a beautiful person,” said Stalzer.

Sponsors
Tournament Sponsors included EAGLE SPONSOR - Glen Cove Hospital Northwell Health; PLATINUM SPONSORS - Bollaci Law Group, P.C., CareFirst, Barbara and Michael Dubin, and RXR; BREAKFAST SPONSOR - Sunrise of Glen Cove; PHOTOGRAPHY SPONSOR - Glen Cove Center for Rehab & Emerge Nursing and Rehab; GOLD SPONSORS - Dime Savings Bank, McDonald's, Parker Jewish, and The Scacco Family; SILVER SPONSORS - Apple Bank, Glengariff Rehabilitation and Health Care Center, North Shore Women’s League, Ruth Y. Yuen, and Statement Pictures; GOLF CART SPONSORS - Douglas Elliman, North Shore Golf Car, and Pine Hollow Club; and PUTTING GREEN SPONSORS - Anchor Health Homecare Agency and The Kaufman Family. Photo courtesy SAGE Foundation.

The Glen Cove SAGE Foundation, with a mission to support the Glen Cove Senior Center and Adult Day Program, was established in 2005. While the volunteer-based nonprofit organization functions year-round and is always accepting donations, the annual golf outing is its primary fundraiser.

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winners.
Prize-winning foursome (Women’s Lowest Gross Score) is pictured at center with event co-chairs on either side. L-R: Jean Marie Stalzer, Councilwoman Danielle Fugazy Scagliola, Kathy Bailey, Ann O’Grady, Madelyn Fugazy, and Liz Luciano. Photo courtesy SAGE Foundation.

“We are always so very appreciative of the support of the community not only at our outing but also throughout the year,” said Carolynn Eipel, who took the reins as president of the organization in January of 2022.

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L-R: Christine Rice (Glen Cove Senior Center Executive Director), Dr. Barbara Keber (Honoree and Chair of the Family Medicine Department at Glen Cove Hospital), and Carolynn Eipel (Glen Cove SAGE Foundation President). Photo courtesy Douglas Kearse.

Close to 200 guests attended this year’s outing and dinner. “The support makes a giant impact on our ability to serve the senior community and it is heartwarming to see the committee members and volunteers work so hard to make sure the event is an ongoing success,” said Glen Cove Senior Center Executive Director Christine Rice. “We have an incredible board, committee, and team of volunteers all with a common goal to enrich the lives of our aging population. I am always touched by everyone’s commitment.”

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Chiefs
A perfect day for a golf outing. L-R: Glen Cove Deputy Police Chief Chris Ortiz, Glen Cove Police Chief William Whitton, Glen Cove Harbor Patrol Chief John Testa, and George Larson. Photo courtesy Douglas Kearse.

For more on the foundation including support opportunities visit www.glencovesage.com.

co-chairs
The highly successful Golf Classic was once again co-chaired by real estate partners Liz Luciano (left) and Jean Marie Stalzer (right). Photo courtesy Douglas Kearse.

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