Half Moon comes full circle for Cornwall Regional Hospital
Half Moon comes fullcircle for CornwallRegional Hospital
Golf, Sports
March 3, 2014

Half Moon comes full circle for Cornwall Regional Hospital

Denny Chatani (second left)

director of WeCare Foundation of

the Cornwall Regional Hospital

receives a symbolic cheque worth

$2.25 million from Guy Steuart III

(left), director of Half Moon.

Sharing in the occasion (from

centre) are Aram Zerunian,

General Manager of Half Moon,

Paula Kerr-Jarrett, director of

WeCare and Anthony Smikle,

acting CEO of Cornwall Regional

Hospital. The presentation was

made last Saturday and the was

proceeds of the Half Moon Hotel’s

50th anniversary charity golf

tournament held at the Half Moon

course in Rose Hall. The handover

was made at the golf club on the

Half Moon course.

(PHOTO: PAUL REID)

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