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    Eventbrite - 2019 Braden Bailess Memorial Golf Tournament
  • New Sponsorship

    Joe Everson - Anthem Artist

    Joe Everson is a bit of a renaissance man — artist, vocalist, musician, and photographer. Joe was enjoying a successful career as a professional artist when a video of him singing the National Anthem while painting a live-action artwork went viral and skyrocketed his career. The viral videos have over 200 million total views, and millions of ‘likes’, ‘shares’ and ‘comments’ across a variety of social media platforms.


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    • OCT 2019

      2019 Braden Bailess Memorial Tournament

      Click here to register! The 14th Annual Braden Bailess Memorial Golf Tournament will be held on Monday, October 28th at The Woodlands Country Club: Palmer Course. Due to our participants and sponsors enduring generosity and giving spirit, we are able to award mortgage-free homes to qualified wounded military Heroes and their families who have served […]

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  • Honor. Courage. Commitment.

    The Braden Bailess Memorial Golf Tournament began in 2006 as a way to remember the life of Braden, son of Doug and Claudia Bailess, while raising funds for various charitable organizations. Braden was an avid golfer at Westfield High School, joining the U. S. Marine Corp after graduation. He served in the 2nd LAR BN, 2nd Marine Division.

    Tragically, Braden lost his life in an automobile accident in July of 2002. Each year the tournament raises funds for various organizations which provide financial assistance as well as programs that help our American Heroes facilitate a successful transition back to civilian life.