On January 18, 2013, Justin Waganer went to a doctor's office on the way to work after experiencing nausea and chest pains.  In a few short hours what was first thought to be pneumonia was discovered to be a large, cancerous tumor in his chest.  As the single provider of income for a family of five the diagnosis of a year or more of chemotherapy and surgery to fight the "Askin's Sarcoma" was a scary thought.  In 2014 the family thought they were two short chemo treatments from conquering cancer when 7 small tumors reemerged in Justin's chest in March.  With multiple trips out-of-state to MD Anderson to treatment they need assistance more than ever.  The Waganer Family is looking for every possible way to make ends meet and being involved in this golf tournament helps with both the physical and financial recovery for Justin and his family. 

Libbye was diagnosed with Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome at one month of age.  While the initial prognosis from doctors was not promising, Libbye is overcoming the odds.  Libbye turned 2 in May and is currently awaiting kidney transplant.  We are hopeful that transplant will occur this fall.  Libbye has endured numerous hospitalizations, 5 surgeries, takes several oral medication and goes to dialysis appointments three times at week at OU Children's Hospital.  She is one strong little girl and is an inspiration to all who kow her.  

We are so appreciative of the ongoing love, support, and prayers from people who know us and people who just want to help. 

All the money goes directly to the family.