I told you the truth, nothing but the truth, when
I said I was the Winner of Long Drive Competition.
This is The Proof. Thank you, Dr.Seo.

I'll call Dr.Chung In-young(71), President of SNUCMAA,
to bring the proof I was the Geld-Winner among our group.
 
Otherwise, I shall not Donate remaining Geld after I paid
for my dinner with Pizza and Buffalo Wings. to our Association.

Anyway, I enjoyed the day out to the Emerson G.C, thanks to
Dr. Chung and Dr.Auh Yong-ho(72), Chairman of our Tournament.

Finally, I'll send a letter to Dr. Choi Soon-chae(66). 
I'll ask him to tell us The Secret how he could make Champion.
Congratulations!, Choi Sun-bae-nim.

We never had any doubt about JJ's longest drive.
I wish that other alumni events get published here more often.

It's nice to get to see the faces and names of the Greater NY chapter.
Thanks for the nice report.

One more episode about Dr.Choi Soon-chae(66);

We used to have Memorial Holiday weekend golf outing,
2 nights, 3 days in the past in the name of conference
(of Golf?).

Several years ago at Grossinger C.C, Upstate NY,
I was playing in front of Dr. Choi's group. All of a sudden,
clouds gathered and thunder and lightening with pouring
rain started. I was scared and we lay down on the fairway
to avoid lightening with advice by late Dr.Kim(68), Surgeon,
whom I was playing with.(he passed away by car accident)

And news spread Dr.Choi was struck by Lightening and
was taken to ER, in Coma. And listen to this. He woke up!
at the ER. No harm done. He survived. And still playing
golf without any fear.

He is the Only Man I know Who Won the Fight Against Lightening.
I talk about this episode to my golf partners whenever we have
lightening on the course.

PS; Dr.Choi(66) is a good Orthopedic Surgen, Skiier going around
the world for skiing at world famous sky resort. He's been involved
with not only our alumni association but also community activites
as a leader of skiiers in NY metropolitan area. When he was our
 President of NY Chapter, he helped our cause for CH 13(PBS).
I rember that and am grateful, always.