Bayley is a non-profit retirement and wellness community in Delhi, founded by the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati in 1990. This organization provides a full continuum of care for seniors in a beautiful, park-like setting.
Hemmer founded the event as a tribute to his late grandparents, Helen and George Knittle, who were residents of Bayley. In its 18 years, the event has brought in a gross of over $1.5 million. Hemmer is from Cincinnati’s westside, and he returns from his home in New York each year to host the outing.
This year’s outing featured some very special elements, including a visit from George Knittle. He is not definitely a relative of the Knittle/Hemmer family, but wanted to drive across the country for the second year from Kansas City to attend the event because of his coincidental namesake, as well as to support Bayley’s mission.
Over 120 golfers participated. The Austin E. Knowlton Foundation was this year’s Tournament Sponsor. Proceeds from the event assist Bayley residents and members of the Bayley Adult Day Program. No resident is asked to leave Bayley because of inability to pay. All faiths are welcome and embraced there.
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The thriving neighborhood sits on 23 acres of expansive, lush green space and offers easy access to a fitness club, styling salon and a network of walking paths.
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