Supporting Our Golfers and the Families in Asheville, NC

by John W. Love, Sr. October 14, 2024

written by John W. Love, Sr. October 14, 2024

We have learned from Harry Jeter, a long -standing member of our Black Golf Community in Asheville, NC of a number of needs due to Hurricane Helene. Let’s support our golfers and their families in Asheville by providing the following items and/ or monetary contributions.

Batteries
Flash Lights
Candles
Landing Lights
Money for the Food Bank

Items can be dropped off at Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Course (1225 Remount Road, Charlotte, NC 28208).

Or… items can be mailed to Harry Jeter at the address below. Checks can be made payable to Harry Jeter and sent to the address below

Harry Jeter

83 Wyatt Street

Asheville, NC 28803

Thank you for your consideration and support!

John Love 980-253-1176 and Jewel Love 706-523-1021.

John W. Love, Sr.

John W. Love, Sr. has dedicated more than 55 years to the game of golf, both as a passionate player and as a tireless advocate for its history and growth. A gifted historian and storyteller, he shares the rich legacy, remarkable achievements, and lasting contributions of Black golfers dating back to the late 1890s. Widely respected for his leadership and excellence as a tournament director, Love has been a longtime member of the Par Busters Golf Group in Charlotte, North Carolina. In recognition of his decades of dedication and service to golf administration, he was inducted into the National Black Golf Hall of Fame in 1997.

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John W. Love, Sr.

John W. Love, Sr. has dedicated more than 55 years to the game of golf, both as a passionate player and as a tireless advocate for its history and growth. A gifted historian and storyteller, he shares the rich legacy, remarkable achievements, and lasting contributions of Black golfers dating back to the late 1890s. Widely respected for his leadership and excellence as a tournament director, Love has been a longtime member of the Par Busters Golf Group in Charlotte, North Carolina. In recognition of his decades of dedication and service to golf administration, he was inducted into the National Black Golf Hall of Fame in 1997.

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