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Charles Hand Farm’s “Bud Barn” was filled with Friends and Family for the 3rd Annual Mickey Fisher Memorial Golf Tournament dinner
Clarksville, TN – On the eve of one of the area’s biggest golf tournaments, hundreds of friends, family and spectators packed the Bud Barn at the Charles Hand Farm Friday night to remember the late Mickey Fisher at the Mickey Fisher Memorial Golf Tournament dinner.
After food, drinks and camaraderie were shared, various items were auctioned off for charity and scholarship money as part of the third annual event.
Auction items at the 3rd Annual Mickey Fisher Memorial Golf Tournament Dinner.
In addition to Friday’s auction, a capacity field of 176 golfers will take to Cole Park Golf Course Saturday to help raise funds to help send area youth to college.
Proceeds from the auctions and tournament will help benefit wounded or fallen Fort Campbell, KY soldiers whose children attend Austin Peay State University.
“We’ve had an amazing turnout,” the late Fisher’s wife, Mary Fisher, said prior to Friday’s auction. “We have a full tournament field and everyone has done a great job to help make tonight a special night. Mickey would be proud.”
Fisher, who passed away in 2009, was a basketball standout at Clarksville High School and APSU.
Clarksville Sports Network owner and author Hank Bonecutter shared old tales and memories of the late Fisher in his “Memories of Mickey” series this week on Clarksville Online.
For Hank Bonecutter’s stories on Mickey Fisher see:
Memories of Mickey – Remembering Mickey Fisher Part 5
Memories of Mickey – Remembering Mickey Fisher Part 4
Memories of Mickey – Remembering Mickey Fisher Part 3
Memories of Mickey – Remembering Mickey Fisher Part 2
Memories of Mickey – Remembering Mickey Fisher
About Wade Neely 
Wade Neely comes to Clarksville after beginning his sports media career in March 2010 as the Sports Director at WKSR AM-FM in Pulaski, Tenn. During his time at WKSR, Neely created, produced and hosted “The Wade Neely Morning Show”, Pulaski’s only live and local wakeup program on WKSR-AM. Neely also served as the “Voice of the Bobcats”, providing play-by-play for all Giles County football, basketball and select baseball contests.
Neely also served as Director of Broadcasting at Martin Methodist College beginning in January 2011, providing play-by-play for all RedHawks home contests as well as the team’s trip to the NAIA National Tournament in Kansas City.
Originally from Pulaski, Neely earned his B.S. in Electronic Media Communication from Middle Tennessee State University’s famed College of Mass Communications. Neely also minored in Economics during undergraduate career.
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