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Draft:Bette Nash

Bette Nash (née Burke) (1935/1936 - May 17, 2024) was an American flight attendant who held the Guinness World Record for longest-serving and oldest flight attendant from 2022 until her death.^[1]

Career

Nash began her career on November 4, 1957 with Eastern Airlines.^[1] She primarily worked a route between Washington, D.C., New York City, and Boston. She also attended regular flight attendant training as per FAA regulations.^[2] For her 50th anniversary as a flight attendant, US Airways honored her with a party at Reagan National Airport, including a water salute, typically only reserved for retiring captains or officers.^[3]

Personal life

She attended Sacred Heart College (now Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina) and worked as a legal secretary before becoming a stewardess.^[4] She was also a parishioner of Sacred Heart Church in Manassas, Virginia, and lived in Arlington with her son Christian, who has Down syndrome.^[5]

On May 17, 2024, Nash died in hospice care after a breast cancer diagnosis, although she never officially retired from American Airlines.^[2]

References

^ ^a ^b "Longest career as a flight attendant". Guinness World Records. Retrieved May 25, 2024.
^ ^a ^b Sarnoff, Leah; Sweeney, Sam (May 25, 2024). "Bette Nash, world's longest-serving flight attendant, dies at 88". ABC News. Retrieved May 25, 2024.
^ Miroff, Nick (November 8, 2007). "A Half-Decade Saving Up Frequent-Flier Miles, Stories". The Washington Post. Retrieved May 25, 2024.
^ Abraham, Yvonne (December 14, 2014). "A lifetime of lessons, from 30,000 feet". Boston Globe. Retrieved May 25, 2024.
^ Maraist, Zoey (November 15, 2017). "A flight attendant for 60 years and counting". The Arlington Catholic Herald. Retrieved May 25, 2024.

Draft:New Hampshire Open

Winners

Winners
Year	Winner	Residence	Score	Host Site
2023	Lachy Barker	Ames, IA	200	Bretwood Golf Club
2022	Ben Reichert	Buffalo, NY	199	Breakfast Hill Golf Course
2021	Christopher Crawford	Bensalem, PA	206	Manchester Country Club
2020	No tournament due to COVID-19 pandemic^[1]
2019	Michael Kartrude	West Palm Beach, FL	206	Bretwood Golf Club and Keene Country Club
2018	Jason Thresher	West Suffield, CT	201	Stonebridge Country Club
2017	David Pastore	Cheshire, CT	202	Manchester Country Club
2016	Chris DeForest	Cottekill, NY	206	Owl's Nest Golf Club
2015	Grayson Murray	Raleigh, NC	198	Owl's Nest Golf Club
2014	Geoffrey Sisk	Marshfield, MA	200	Owl's Nest Golf Club
2013	Jesse Larson	Mendon, VT	133	Stonebridge Country Club
2012	Dan McCarthy	Syracuse, NY	206	Atkinson Resort & Country Club
2011	George Zolotas	Peabody, MA	209	Atkinson Resort & Country Club
2010	Scott Hawley	Shrewsbury, MA	139	Atkinson Resort & Country Club
2009	Rob Oppenheim	Andover, MA	138	Atkinson Resort & Country Club
2008	Michael Welch	North Quincy, MA	128	North Conway Country Club
2007	Rich Parker	Lebanon, NH	134	North Conway Country Club
2006	Mark Baldwin	Laconia, NH	132	Bretwood Golf Club
2005	Rob Oppenheim	Andover, MA	129	North Conway Country Club
2004	Terry Hatch	Pottsville, PA	136	Bretwood Golf Club
2003	George Bradford	Pikesville, MD	133	North Conway Country Club
2002	Michael Hyland	Marlton, NJ	137	Bretwood Golf Club
2001	Shannon Sykora	Plantation, FL	140	Bretwood Golf Club
2000	Mike Meehan	Locust Valley, NY	138	Bretwood Golf Club
1999	Michael Adamson	North Yarmouth, ME	136	Bretwood Golf Club
1998	John Connelly	Oregon, OH	137	Bretwood Golf Club
1997	Fran Quinn	Worcester, MA	139	Bretwood Golf Club
1996	Hugh O'Neil	Key Largo, FL	139	Bretwood Golf Club
1995	Michael Muehr	Great Falls, VA	133	Bretwood Golf Club
1994	Kevin Giancola	New Britain, CT	138	Bretwood Golf Club
1993	Joseph Cioe	West Dover, VT	138	Bretwood Golf Club
1992	Joseph Cioe	West Dover, VT	142	Bretwood Golf Club
1991	John Connelly	Oregon, OH	137	Bretwood Golf Club
1990	Jeff Lewis	Miami Shores, FL	141	Bretwood Golf Club
1989	Andy Morse	Needham, MA	139	Country Club of New Hampshire
1988	Richard Parker	Hanover, NH	133	North Conway Country Club
1987	Richard Parker	Hanover, NH	138	North Conway Country Club
1986	Steve Jurgensen	Houston, TX	138	North Conway Country Club
1985	Eddie Kirby	Cumberland, RI	137	North Conway Country Club
1984	Tony Farmer	San Antonio, TX	138	North Conway Country Club
1983	Frank Fuhrer III	Pittsburgh, PA	139	North Conway Country Club
1982	Kirk Hanefeld	Manchester, NH	136	North Conway Country Club
1981	Don Robertson	Denton, TX	139	Bretwood Golf Club
1980	George Lucas (amateur)	Atlanta, GA	137	Mount Washington Hotel
1979	Curt Madson	East Sandwich, MA	138	Mount Washington Hotel
1978	Charles Smith	Woonsocket, RI	136	Mount Washington Hotel
1977	Paul Barkhouse	Danvers, MA	137	Mount Washington Hotel
1976	Ron Smith, Jr.	Kennebunk, ME	142	Charmingfare
1975	Bryan Abbott	Pensacola, FL	138	Keene Country Club
1974	Joseph F. Carr	Holden, MA	133	Waumbek Country Club
1973	Wayne Levi	Herkimer, NY	140	Rochester Country Club
1972	Charles Volpone	Concord, MA	141	Portsmouth Country Club
1971	Dick Stranahan	Springfield, MA	139	Keene Country Club
1970	Cotton Dunn	Salem, MA	143	Portsmouth Country Club
1969	Paul Barkhouse	Lynn, MA	141	Manchester Country Club
1968	Jim Browning	Weston, MA	140	Portsmouth Country Club
1967	Bruce Dobie	Worcester, MA	137	Keene Country Club
1966	Burt Page (amateur)	Lynnfield, MA	139	Nashua Country Club
1965	Jim Browning	Weston, MA	141	Portsmouth Country Club
1964	Jay Dolan	Leicester, MA	140	Manchester Country Club
1963	Bob Crowley	Weston, MA	139	Keene Country Club
1962	Jim O'Leary	Fitchburg, MA	139	Portsmouth Country Club
1961	Jim Browning	Weston, MA	140	Portsmouth Country Club
1960	Bill Ezinicki	North Reading, MA	136	Nashua Country Club
1959	Bobby Locke	Johannesburg, South Africa	137	Manchester Country Club
1958	Bill Ezinicki	Stoneham, MA	137	Nashua Country Club
1957	Bob Crowley	Weston, MA	136	Keene Country Club
1956	Jim Browning	Weston, MA	139	Derryfield Country Club
1955	Les Kennedy	Pawtucket, RI	137	Laconia Country Club
1954	Phil Friel	Nashua, NH	142	Manchester Country Club
1953	Tex McReynolds	Reading, MA	140	Manchester Country Club
1952	John Kent	Wellesley, MA	144	Lake Sunapee Country Club
1951	Don Hoenig (amateur)	West Boylston, MA	141	Nashua Country Club
1950	Jim Browning	Berwick, ME	138	Portsmouth Country Club
1949	John Thoren	South Hamilton, MA	139	Bald Peak Colony Club
1948	John Thoren	South Hamilton, MA	138	Laconia Country Club
1947	Tom Leonard, Jr. (amateur)	Nashua, NH	139	Manchester Country Club
1946	Harry Nettelbladt	Avon, CT	136	Nashua Country Club
1945	No tournament due to World War II
1944
1943
1942
1941	Tony Manero	Salem, MA	140	Manchester Country Club
1940	Ben Yasko	Lancaster, NH	137	Hanover Country Club
1939	Tony Manero	Salem, MA	143	Manchester Country Club
1939	John Thoren	Woodland, ME	143	Manchester Country Club
1938	Frank Walsh	Bretton Woods, NH	140	Hanover Country Club
1937	Tony Manero	Salem, MA	133	Laconia Country Club
1936	Harry Nettelbladt	Framingham, MA	136	Nashua Country Club
1935	Dave Hackney	Tyngsborough, MA	141	Manchester Country Club
1934	A. Guay	Laconia, NH	142	Laconia Country Club
1934	Dave Hackney	Tyngsborough, MA	142	Laconia Country Club
1933	Jack Curley	Stonebrae, MA	138	Nashua Country Club
1932	Gene Mosher	Winchendon, MA	149	Lake Sunapee Country Club
1931	Dave Hackney	Tyngsborough, MA	142
1930	Tony Manero	Salem, MA	143

^ "New Hampshire Open Cancelled Due to COVID-19 Pandemic". New Hampshire Golf Association. April 15, 2020.

Draft:Meier (surname)

Meier is a variant of the German surname Meyer.

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