Continuing the legacy of hope and encouragement for the youth of Seeley Lake
Charlie's Helping Hands
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August 19, 2021
Andi Bourne, Pathfinder
Mark Wilson poses next to the memorial sign for Charlie Wolff on Hole 12 at the Double Arrow Golf Course. It reads "Hit One for Charlie Wolff." The sign was made by Tony Day, Charlie Wolff's best friend from Green Valley, Arizona. There are similar signs on display on Hole 12 of Torres Blancas and Canoa Ranch Golf Courses in Green Valley. "Charlie was a Seahawks fan and he was part of the 12th Man and so everyone always gave him grief on the 12th hole," Mark said. "This is a remembrance for Charlie on the 12th hole. "Tony found a way to stay busy and remember his friend."
SEELEY LAKE – After the Charlie Wolff Memorial Golf Tournament last September, organizers Mark and Ruby Wilson decided they wanted to do something beyond the tournament that provided ongoing financial support for the community of Seeley Lake. With encouragement from Double Arrow Golf Pro Nathan Miller, they founded Charlie's Helping Hands 501(c) 3 as a way to honor Charlie's memory and his unwavering goal of making the world a better place that started with the youth of the Seeley Lake area.
"Our hope is that we can learn from Charlie's example and help provide a resource to aid in the p...
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