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June 1 — The F.F. Thompson Foundation netted approximately $50,000 with its annual Thompson Health Golf Classic.

Held at the Cobblestone Creek Country Club in Victor on June 1, the event drew 122 golfers.

Proceeds will benefit priority capital initiatives to strengthen Thompson’s health system, expanding access to care and advancing diagnostic excellence. These include the upcoming Birthing Center expansion, a 12-apartment memory care addition at Clark Meadows, a planned primary care/urgent care location in Honeoye Falls, and state-of-the-art upgrades to imaging capabilities, with new MRI machines and a new fluoroscopy unit.

Heather Rickett, director of the F.F. Thompson Foundation, said it was great to see so many new faces helping Thompson prepare for the future. She added that the Foundation is grateful to tournament chairs Coleen Emblidge, Greg Felosky, and David DeRaddo as well as Presenting Sponsor KeyBank and all other sponsors and participants.

The Foundation is now busy planning its Twilight in the Trees Gala, to be held on Sept. 3 at Hotel Canandaigua. This event will also benefit the priority capital initiatives advancing access to care. For tickets, visit www.ThompsonHealth.com/Gala.

Among those participating in the 2026 Thompson Health Golf Classic at Cobblestone Creek Country Club in Victor were, left to right, Joe Marino, Dan Colosi, Wen Li, and Jeanine DeFeo. The event raised approximately $50,000 for priority capital initiatives within the nonprofit health system.
The Pelican Bay Group Wealth Management at Morgan Stanley was the Breakfast Sponsor for the Thompson Health Golf Classic at Cobblestone Creek Country Club in Victor. From left to right are the Pelican Bay team: Paul Hanrahan, Richard DiMarzo, Greg Felosky, and Rich Borrelli. Felosky served as one of the tournament chairs.

 

Thompson Health President/CEO Michael F. Stapleton, Jr. was part of a foursome at the annual Thompson Health Golf Classic, held June 1 at Cobblestone Creek Country Club in Victor to raise funds for Thompson’s priority capital initiatives. The event netted approximately $50,000.
Kimberly Sorel of Canandaigua National Bank took part in the June 1 Thompson Health Golf Classic in Victor.

 

Mohan Babu of Thompson Health Rehabilitation Services takes a swing during the health system’s annual golf tournament in June. Thompson is an affiliate of University of Rochester Medicine.

Photos provided by F.F. Thompson Foundation

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