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Our prayers and good wishes go out to Bob Stiewe for a complete recovery from his recent cancer surgery
Condolences to the Vasso and Agresti family on long time members Gus and Joe passing.
Members....we send out our prayers and good wishes to Janet and the entire family on the loss of our long time member and friend, Bill Kowal.
Please keep Bill Reetz and his family in your thoughts and prayers on the recent loss of his wife Carol.
Also condolences to the Monachino family on former member Charlie's passing.

Joe Agresti - Passed on January 14, 2018 at age 95. Joe is survived by his wife of 72 years, Josephine (Josie); brothers, Frank (Linda) Agresti, Angelo Agresti; nephews, Robert Agresti, Michael Agresti and Val Maccano. Joe was born on March 18, 1922. Joe was an excellent athlete, playing varsity basketball and graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School.

In February, 1942, at the start of World War II, he entered the U.S. Army and was involved in continuous combat service through North Africa, Sicily and Italy until war end in 1945 at which time there were only nine surviving members of his original Army unit. After his military service, he worked in the printing industry until he retired.

~~04/10/2018~~

~~Tuesday 6:30pm~~

~~April Members Meeting~~

Member meeting for April - Durand Clubhouse. Come out meet the new club members and start planning for the course opening. Food will be provided.

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2018 Tournament Schedule

5/8/18 Meeting Day Tournament

5/12/18 Mudders Tournament

6/10/18 Memorial Tournament

6/24/18 Tri-Club at Churchville

7/1/18 Play-day (Genesee)

7/8/18 Away Tournament - TBD

7/20/18 Senior Club Championship

7/22/18 Play-day (Durand)

7/29/18 Durand Invitational Tournament

8/4/18 Club Championship

8/5/18 CC Day 2

8/19/18 Member/Member Tournament

8/26/18 Play-day (Churchville)

9/8/18 Tournament of Champions

9/22/18 Cha, Cha, Cha

10/6/18 Three Club Scramble

10/12/18 Year end Banquet - Yacht Club.

In Tribute

Gus M. Vasso

Rochester: Wednesday, October 11th, 2017 at age 86. Gus was predeceased by his wife of 55 years, Theodora. He is survived by his children, Michael (Dawn) Vasso, Gloria (Tony) Swierkosz and Catherine Vasso; grandchildren, Victoria, Alexandra and Michael Vasso, and Anthony and Amanda Swierkosz; sister-in-law, Ourania Mitrousis; cousins, nieces and nephews.Gus was aa member at Durand for the last 62 years, and served the club well as an officer and board member.

Joe loved the game of golf and continued to play and carry his clubs well into his eighties. He was the oldest continuous member of the Durand Eastman Golf Club. The family wishes to acknowledge niece and nephew Kathy and Steve Albano, deep appreciation and gratitude for the loving care and sharing of their home with Joe and Josie over the last several years. Honoring Joe's wishes, there will be no public showing or services.

Post your score

Members who play in active areas outside the RDGA between November 1 and April 15 must still post those scores.

Local score posting for the 2018 season will begin on Sunday, April 15.

William “Bill” Kowal Jr., 91, passed away Friday, December 8, 2017 at his Florida home in Sun City, Florida. He is survived by his wife, Janet Lyn (Iannaccone) Kowal; two daughters, Kimberly Kowal and Kyla (Gino) Caliendo; granddaughter Gabriella Caliendo; sister Lorraine Kowal Shaw; and former spouse Nancy Freeh Kowal Brown; and many nieces and nephews.

A full military honors cremation memorial service and celebration of his life will be held Tuesday, December 26, 2017 at 12:30 pm, with a reception following at the Sun City Center Funeral Home, 1851 Rickenbacker Drive. Please dress in golf attire to honor Bill. There will also be a memorial service in the Spring of 2018 in Rochester, New York.

Bill truly lived his life to the fullest, never failing to seize the day. After being discharged from the Navy after WWII, Bill pursued a fruitful career for the Eastman Kodak Company (Kodak Park). While he enjoyed his job, his greatest lifelong passion was golfing and he spent a majority of his retired life on the course, playing the game he loved most. Bill’s wit and charm illuminated every room he entered and the energy he radiated was palpable. Bill will be forever remembered as a loving husband, a devoted father and grandfather, and a great friend to many. We miss him dearly, but we know he will always be with us anytime we step up to the tee.